t ' Youths Get The Weather Gold Frishee Fair and warm tonight; low near 78. Tomorrow continued 'Page 10 warm, humid, hazy; high near 90. Wednesday’s outlook . . . Manchester— A City of Village Charm more of same.

VOL. XCI, NO. 244 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 17, 1972 (OUuMltled AdrertiaiiiK on P afa IT) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Heat Court Convicts Blamed In Riot Airport Killer BOSTON (AP) _ Police blame “ the heat and two much LOD, Israel (AP) __ An Army, would continue Us at- yond all reasonable doubt,’* the beer drinking" for a rock- Israeli 'army court convict- tacks in the cause of world rev- Judge added. ‘”rhey represent Owwlng rampage Involving an esUmated 2,000 vvdUch broke out ed Japanese radical Kozo Okamoto todav for his nart president of the court, charged. We therefore Wlowlng a Spanish-speaking festival here. - - - - Okamoto s declaraUon was ‘ a ““ onses. Nineteen persons were re­ ^ • mixture of unrlpened Ideas. . . I " the early stages of his In- ported Injured and at least 36 tenced him to life imprison- concerning his and his friends’ terrogatlon before the trial, persons were arrested In the m en t. frustraUon" with the modem Okamoto asked repeatedly to ftinday night disturbance, po­ The 24-year-old defendant world. Us social structure and t*® executed or to be allowed to )Urer- lice said. Of the Injured, six stood and listened Impassively regimes. commit suicide. The military doo- veere policemen. Including one M the verdict of the three lieu- zatlon vdio mffered a broken arm teant colonels was read. __ Renavam Zeevi aOon- when struck by a Ure Irtm. After It was translated Into ^ a ^ e m e n t with Oka­ Df the ...... In full consciousness. Two Injured persons were Japanese, he sighed dMply. ..^^6 deeds attributed to the moto promising him the gener- y Bd- hospitalized In criUcal condi­ He was found guilty o* accused have been proven be- (See Page Seven) td an tion. Police said numerous, oth­ four charges filed against him. Lward, er persons suffered minor In­ Death Is the maximum penalty ------sn oar juries mainly from thrown for three of them, but Israel ’a Na- rocks. has executed but one person, a Sup- Die dlstrubance broke out In Nazi war criminal Adolf Bich- Serv- a wide area of the Roxbury and mann. And the prosecution South End sections following asked for a life sentence. Blast Damages the festival, which was attend­ lototly Okamoto had pleaded guilty ed by 8,000 to 10,000 persons. hards, in court and before the trial A police car and a cab were ta De­ signed a confession admitting ad Dr. overturned and set on fire. A that he and two other Japwese Montreal F orum I coni tavern and a branch O ty Hall attacked the crowd in Israel’s were set on fire with fire o(B d- international airport on May 80 MONTREAL (A P )— An explosion early today heav- bombs, but the flames were with machine guns and gre- ily brought under control quickly, damaged the north side of the Montreal Forum. The Mdes, acting on of a DUter- police saild. Rolling Stones, a British rock group, were scheduled to Police said the disturbance f H perform in the arena tonight. 1 clas»' Izatlon -^enty-elght persons mjuries were reported. ------broke out about 7 p.m. when ate to were killed, including the other poUca Mid thev did not know . meth- two factions attending the sec­ two terrorists, and 70 wAm __ a*.. ______I could see was a cloud vldual- ond day of a two-day festival whether the explosion twk smoke and glass lying all wounded. place Inside or outside the » j e film marking Puerto Rican Inde­ over the street.’ Mrs. 9er. pendence Day engaged In a fist In a statement Diursday at bulldliw, which covers an en- vr^r-i^iian „ the end of the four-day trial, tire b l^ k and Is also the home .a t avail- tight. - i j wi a aj ^ Av. A 1 rH- a 1116110 Oowii U16 stTcet oJid she state Approximately 75 police offi­ ^ ^ ^.uiuiu: Catholic women ana and sicv-ieiianMcClellan saiasaid metoe explosion a_i_ used tear eas to dls- Police said firemen were pelted with rocks as they an­ National Convention, you begin ^ ~ v rora was out mai mcvAovem lootoall field after leaving their truck parked at me nacK en- ddw-breaklne vouths who tried to wonder what’s^ new ab«U did not want to be embarrassed homes In a Belfast battle zone trance of toe Forum. ’Die truck swered calls. One of the Injured .. . . . j j , ...... 7 . 7 - ^ m oiiuni a uoiivci. taken to Boston City Hospital toe <^w PoS^cs.^ endorsed McGov^; ,7" by platform planks that ml^t to. protest toe British Army’s had brought .in equipment for % ^ th e ^ ^ appeared at L in e u T ’-new DOllticlans’’ acquiesced In Bar- to klU an abortion reform plank bo^ him Into positions he did* occupation of toe area. the rock cmicert. was a fireman. occupation of toe area. toe rock ccsicert. some Of me new pouuci^ blert’s continued leadership of offered as a minority report to „ot want to have to defend. Five more deaths Sunday (See Page Diirteen) Police said those arrested Aowed they were as 8^^ the New Haven organization, toe national platform. I went down to toe sidewalk pushed Northern Ireland’s toll were charged with various of­ backroom conniving, trading washed the other, as Stolberg was one of toe lou- (See Page Eight) fenses, Including assault with a principle for tactical advantage this year to 236 killed, already dangerous weapon, disorderly, and whipping their troops as toe worst since 232 died In sec­ conduct and dninkeness. any cigar-chewing boss o f the tarian battling dn 1922. A land old sctuxd. ’The faces may have mine killed two British soldiers been new, but toe methods at Crossmaglen; a policeman Planes, Naval Forces were as old as toe Machiavel­ and a civilian were shot In Bel­ lian philosophy that toe end Dr. Schairdt Fully Convinced fast, and an 18-year-old youth In Major Bombardment Am nesty Justifies toe means. died in a riot in Strabane. Some of toe short-sighted she­ ’Die Catholic women and dill- SAK30N (AP) — Nearly 100 yards of toe Citadel, toe 19th nanigans of toe Mc(3ovem en­ dren followed their priest. - Fa- A U.S. B62 bombers and a naval century fortress In toe heart of O utlined toer Jack Fit^mmons, out of t^an a dozen toe city. thusiasts were probably toe re­ McGovern Heads for Victory sult of being newcomers to toe destroyers blasted ’The government has maln- scene. It Is axiomatic in politics Vietnamese positions on tained that Its strategy is to de- B y N om inee that new hands combine na­ By SOL R. COHEN Dr. Schardt was a Connecticut toe power structure,” but he is ” enaangenng uieir ^ demilitarized stroy North Vietnamese forces ivete with an excess of clever­ (Herald Reporter) delegate to last week’s conven- quick to odd, “’That’s what poll- h n »n tha *®"® ®°"*® ***® •*®®'’’ around toe city before attempt- WASHINOTON (AP) — As ness. ’The naivete soon wears 11 TA_ w .,1 Miami Beach. Now back tics is aU about. It’s a constant ™ t7 >ps gunmen « me bombcudments of the war. Ing an all-out assault against president, Sen. George One can Manchester, he Is more con- change. Now, It’s out of the Republic^ Th® were In support of the largo and heavlly-arined McGovern would grant amnes­ off. Die cleverness outsmarts ty on a case-by-case basis and Itself In lU quest for Immediate OT*'“^ L ^ " s t o ^ - e L d McGov- hands of a few and Into toe ^ ® " “ 20,006-man South Vietnamese forces reported entrenched In limit it to draft reslsters, his success at toe expense ^ long ^ m L y ~ S f e ^ that the L odus was c «m te j^ e lv e on t o ^ o r t o e m b t ^ r e to toe city, Democratic running mate says. range credibility ^ d victory. „ „ backers of ^ beautiful. ^ front. They had ^ two-toW South Vietnamese forces on One of toe unlikely alliances ^ McGovern by some of ^t was his first time at a na- He says, “True, twenty years ^ massive IRA attack there JeoUve of destroying North toe southern and eastern edges Sen. ThomM F. Eagleton, during this year of McGovern, detractors convention and he says, ,rom now another new phUooo- were only sporadic incidents Vietnamese troops and supplies of Quang Tri <^ty continued to picked by McGovern Diursday an alliance which Ulustrates the he Is an IdeaUst, but was amazed at the enthusl- p^y may emerge — the idilloeo- pother Fitzsimmons and already the battleground come under artillery and mor- as toe Democratic party’s vice slmllarity of toe new and toe he Is also a pragmatist and a “ m. Everyone had a chance to phy of still another power stnic- community leaders nego- and cutting off reinforcements tar fire. urahle presidential candidate, also old politics, was that of New rggUgt. Witness his three years participate. No one was ^ u t _ gjxd that too will be chal- tiated until after midnight with aad war materials reportedly ^ dozen B52s struck north of predicted higher taxes by 1974. H&ven Town Oiairman ArUiur ^ captain in the U.S. Medical Everyone who \v^ted had lenged. We live in constant British otficials in an attempt Gloving’ south. the demilitarized zone on both And he said there will be no T. “The Mustache’’ Barbleri his 24 years as a prac- f, ®hance to speak. The change. ’Today’s change Is fot ^ get toe troops pulled out. The Saigon command report- of toe port city of Dong mass defecticms of leading par­ and Rep. Irving L. Stolberg of yghig ortithalmologlst, and his was not ^ntrived behind more participation by more Meanwhile,' toe women and ®d llg^it fighting on toe edges of hoI against elements of toe ty figures to toe Republicans. New Haven, toe “odd couple” nj„e years on the Manchester *7 scenes. ’Ihe p^at thing people." children bedded down In toe Q»iaiig ’Tri, toe provincial capl- North Vietnamese 312th and ’The Missouri Democrat said IN there is no basic difference on of Connecticut poUtics. gchool board. nSfled ‘^ e f t o t o e ^ L n r e '- ’ ^r. Schardt doesn’t think toe open or in tents at nearby tal which fell to the Vle‘ - 325^ divisions. U.S. military amnesty between McGovern Taking a page from toe book ^ backer of toe South Dako- P P ■ gput among Connecticut’s 81 Casement Park. namese May 1. It said S^th goorces said troops of toe two and President Nixon. Neither of toe venerable state chair- ta senator ever since he Indl- He acknowledges there was a delegates is serious “I expect ’They left their irtm behind to Vietnamese paratroopers drlv- divisions were on toe move man, John M. Bailey, Barbleri cated his interest In the Demo- split among some Democrats, ) Ing from toe East had inched (See Page Three) embraced his potential foes, toe cratic nomination for president, “especlaUy those formerly in (See Page Eight) (See Page ^)giit) their way to within 200 to 800 (See Page Eight)

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WASHINOTON (AP) — Sen. nation, will head toe organ­ of toe South Dakota stay, ex­ George McGovern, toe Demo­ ization, with George Cunning­ pected to be July 29, Is how to ham, a McGovern aide for 17 allocate toe time of both cratic presidential nominee, years and now his adminis­ McGovern and Eagleton In toe flew today to toe Black Hills of trative assistant, as deputy. five weeks between then and I % his native South Dakota for two ’Die three regional coordina­ toe traditional Labor (Day start >"■ weeks of rest, staff reshuffling tors are expected to be Ell Seg­ of toe formal presidential cam­ and strategic planning for toe al, who managed McGovern’s paign. fell campaign against President While Nixon was at toe West­ California campaign; Harold . V ’ ► .wffc..-l - Nixon. Hlmmelman, number two man ern White House In California, I He left National Airport at in toe Ohio primary; and Rick (Chairman Clark MacGregor of ■ i s 10:80 a.m. EDT <«i a chartered Stearns, who supervised toe toe Committee for toe Re-elec­ plane for Rairid City, tion of toe President and Sen. Mnrtee ’The vacation spot picked out Robert Dole, GOP national weeks ago In anticipation of chalrmhn, took over the politick­ McGovern’s victory in last McGovern ing. week’s Miami Beach con­ Eagleton said Sunday that a vention Is a lodge at Sylvan In West McGovern administration Lake In Custer State Park, would probably grant draft re­ near toe gold rush town of Cus­ senator’s efforts in non-primary slsters amnesty on a case-by­ ter, south of famous Mount states. Dieir, exact roles are case basis, and he added on Ru^unore. / scheduled to be worked out lat­ taxes; The South (Dakota senator er In toe week when Hart and “ I think at some time in the will be accompanied by a/small Frank Manklewicz, the sena­ future, perhaps In th^ year ’74 personal staff. Starting later tor’s national political director or so .... If we are goning to ac- this week, his top political advi­ until now, return from a brief co'mpUsh some of toe things we sers, financial planners, and Virgin Islands vacation. must do domestically ... we his running mate. Sen. Diomas must have toe added revenue V. Manklewicz and Frederick O. F. Eagleton, of Missouri, will to do I t ” Dutton, who Joined Mc(3overn come to toe lodge for confei^ Eagleton, on toe CBS tele­ in California and has been at ences. vision-radio program “Face his Bide since, are scheduled to The . shape of McGovern’s The Nation,” also said ■1' ^ - be toe top traveling advisers. campaign organization is large­ McGovern’s proposal for a $L- Other staff positions, including ly settled. OOO-per-person income redistri­ Gary Hart, toe 38-year-old traveling press secretary, re­ main to be filled. bution plan Is undergoing a (Herald photo by Becker) ^ Denver lawyer who managed complete overtiaul. mer Activities in Manbhester). There were 58 artists displaying ^ ; toe senator’s drive for toe One major decision that will Leather craftsman Dwight Phelps wor)ts on custom belt fitting Democratic presidential nomi- have to be made before the end (See Page Thirteen) . ^ at Saturday’s crafts fair at Center Park, sponsored 'by SAM (Sum- and selling their work. SAM made about $65 in commissions. ' • ,

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1 . MANCHESTER- EVENING I P R ^ L D , MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, JULY 17, 1972 .PAGE T H R ^ PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESSfiil, CONN., MONDAY, JULY I*/, 1972 V! ■yatem. He aleo wrote some Sheinwold on Bridge Single Payment VA Insurance Amnesty Outlined By Nominee very arid pages. Most of his SAM Helps followers mistake the technique TV Tonight NORTH USTEN OAREFlTLLY TO Not An Option Needs Updating (Continued from Page One) McGovern at a South Dakota elsewhere in the Pacific after for artistic value and write None YOUR OPPONENTS man would grant automatic resort later this week. U.8. troops were withdrawn worse music than Schoenberg See Saturday’s TV Herald J 109 8 2 Tlie Veterans Administration By a l f Be d s h e in w o l d In Lake Piireliase Sign Voters amnesty to deserters and both The 42-year-old senator also; from Indochina. These forces “ THE W AY did at his driest. In his life­ for Complete UsUiigs. AK7 It pays to listen to your oppo­ In two special voter-mak­ urged all GI insurance policy­ would delay the question until —Said the draft should con­ might be reduced gradually lat­ time he managed to come up g 10 9 7 .1 nents. Although they may oc­ While the base asking price ing se.sslons Saturday —^ in holders to take a second look the fighting stops, he said. tinue as long as the shooting er, he said. 5:00 (8) AU About Faces E/iST for Laurel Lake has been low­ I HEARD IT” with six or eight truly signifi­ casionally make a bid for the WEST f ’ e afternoon at a SAM Eagleton commented Sunday does because "the risk of dying —Said he 'believes the Viet­ (18) Jim and 'Tanmiy AJ752 ered from $500,000 to $140,000, at the type of policy pay-off cant works In this Idlon, plus a sole purpose of deceiving you, in ♦ Q 10 ♦ (Summer Activities in Man­ on the CBS television-radio pro­ should be shared equally.” nam war would not be ended as (24) Mister Rogers K Q 7 4 .7 the property is not and never they have selected for their Cw dbam , couple of worthwhile numbers general they bid truthfully in C7 A 6 5 chester) crafts Fair in Cen­ gram "Face the Nation.” —Acknowledged McGovern long as South Vietnamese Pres­ (SO) Hogan’s Heroes 4 has been available for purchase hy John Gruber written before he adopted this the hope of reaching a sound 0 J 10 9 8 .4 2 0 ter Park, and in the evening next of kin, Eagleton said he would dis­ would leave Air Force and ident Nguyen Van Thteu is in (40) I Love Lucy 6 J in one payment, according to m style. M o s t,o f his foUowers contract. The importance of « 42 ' ♦ at a SAM rock concert at VA warned that too many cuss campaign stratc.'jy with Naval forces in Thailand and office. have yet to come up with any­ 6:30 (8) 1 Dream of Jeannle paying attention to the enemy is SOUTH William FitzGerald, town dlrec- Mt. Neho, T '" -.'’-.' A (22) Hogan’s Heroes toi'. •ridows of GI policyholders are thing of value at all, and prob­ shown in a hand played a few 4 K98643 Istrars of voters signed up (24) Electric Company penalized following the death ol ably never will. weeks ago In the World (b None FitzGerald has been negotiat­ 03 new voters — all but two ..j:,.: Jju n sL Today I’m gtrfng to talk about ceptance of modem work which (SO) GUUgan’a Island 0 Q6 3 i.ielr husbands upon learning he At this point somebody Is Bridge Olympiad. ing with the Donni.son family, cr thiee v .,..., ...; r -■ . modem music. Concert and Koussy did extremely well, (40) News bound to rise and ask, “ HoW West dealer. 4 AKJ8 owners of the property, on be­ Of the 93 new voters, 38 had selected small monthly 6:55 (S What’s Happening opera goers find it very confu- There are firm economic rea- about Berg and Webern, you Neither side vulnerable. West North Euii half of the Board of Directors, are Democrats, 12 are Re­ payments over 36 month pe­ slng and generally try to avoid sons for not including new dumb cluck?" Webern wrote 0:00 (S-8-22) News Opening lead —Two of Clubs. Pass Pass I 4 Recent reports in The Herald publicans and 43 are unaffil­ riods. In some cases, VA offi­ (18) Movie It. Make no mistake about it, I werks cn a symphonic program. ^y"ver^"sm all pieces of any Bobby Goldman, of the I NT Double 2 have indicated that the land iated. cials noted, veterans chose (24) Hodgepodge Lodge smaller payments for life more find it confusing too; the dif- Right off the bat you have to algnlflcanco; he couldn’t make United States team, won the 3 0 4 i|l Pass could bo purchased In one pay­ Both registrars — Republi­ ference is I’d Hke to hear more pay rcyalUes or ’’performance atonal' system work for (30) *ro Tell theTruth tlian 25 years ago, and never Roger Ijoucks of Glastonbury, opening club lead in dummy All Pass ment. can Fred Peck and Demo­ of it, or at least more perfor- fees” as they are known In the compositions even when (40) Daniel Boone updated their policies. formerly of Manchester, Is cur­ with the nine of clubs and plan­ The latest offer by the Den­ crat Herbert Stevenson—had 6:30 (3) CBS News down two. GI policyholders who wisli rently appearing In "South Pac­ mances of a given work. trade. Then they take a great came up with his own modi- ned a dummy reversal. That is, nison family Includes two pro­ high praise tor the coopera­ I “ (8) ABC News Daily Question now to switch to lump sum pay­ ific" at tlie Triangle Playhouse The complexities of modem deal more Ume to prepare. Un- flcatlon trf atonallty, now known instead of ruffing his own losers As dealer, you hold: Spades, posals by which the town could tion they received from STORES OF FASHION works make It ImpossiUe to fortunately a large number of (24) Evening at Pci>s ments aliould request Form 20- in Farmington. He is playing as "the row.” (It’s pronounced in the dummy he planned to ruff K-88-6-4-3; Hearts, none; Dia­ buy the 100 acres over five Cheryl Schaffer, cooridinator evaluate or assimilate them on contemporary composers seem (22-30) NBC News years, one by which the town 336 from VA and select option the tenor lend, Lieutenant Cable "the roe” but the sound is rath­ dummy’s losers in his own monds, Q-6-3: Clubs, A-K-J-8, of SAM. "She worked just as one hearing, but as a general to feel ttat if they write music 0:55 (40) News No. 1. This would allow widows who sings "Younger Than er much like a row of D<»iny- hand. could buy the land over 10 hard at signing up tlie voters rule one hearing of a new work that la extremely difficult tech­ 7:00 (3) Movie What do you say? to select monthly payment Springtime,” one of the several brook propbrtlons.) Goldman ruffed a heart at the ye.ars, and another by which the as we did,” said Peck. (8) ’Truth or Conse­ Answer: Bid one spade. When should they deem it necessary. memorable songs from the Rog­ is all we get if we get any at nically they have given the Berg wrote one tremendously second trick and entered dum­ town could lease the land based Incidentally, for Peck it quences two biddable suits are of un­ Veterans were urged to mail ers and Hammerstein musical. all. Currently the Hartford world something which Is artis­ Important opera,, "Wozsek.” my with the ace of diamonds In on the amount of fill it puts in was his first rock concert (22-30) News equal length, bid, the longer the foi-ni to the VA insurance Brad Mason appears in the role Symphony is not programming tically worth while. This was first producedln 1925 order to ruff a second heart. the lake. and "a real experience.” (40) ABC News suit first. center where they pay pre­ pOf Emile de Becque. "South contemporary music, although course U definitely not the case, ^ only now becoming Tlien, however, he wisely decid­ It has been proposed that the 7 :S0 (8) This Is Your Life Copyright 1972 (Herald pholo by ISeylnH) miums. P.acific" plays through Satur­ we got quite a little when Frits New works are usuaUy still popular In Europe, particularly ed not to try to reach dummy town buy the land and use it (18) Dick Van Dyke General FeoUires Corp. day. Opening July 27 will be Mahler headed the organisa­ in manuscript, bott the conduce Germany. He started another with the king of diamonds since East District Elks Ruler to extend .sanitary landfill oper­ (22) 1 Dream of Jeannle '■'ITie Gazebo” which will play tion. tor’s score and the performers’ one, "Liilu,” which he didn’t West’s peculiar bidding indicat­ Thoma.s ,T. Rlanchai’d of 106 Francis T)r., at ripht, ations, The present landfill off (24) News through Aug. 5. " When Koussevitsky headed parts. You should see the per- gplsh and which doesn’t seem ed a long diamond suit. Olcott St. is due to be full .short­ (30) Let’s Make a Deal was installed as Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler of the the Boston, audiences there got fectly horrible a n d UlegtNe to be as good as ’’WoMOk.” Ruffs Spade ly after 1080. , This week the Candlewood (40 Polka! Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks for the a great deal of modem music manuscripU that are submit- people wUl tell you that he died Declarer reached dummy by If the town bought the land HAPPINESS IS ... Theater in New Fairfield will 8:00 (8-40) In Search of the East District of Connecticut, at tlie 108th Grand and the orchestra achieved its ted, with all sorts of errors in too young to realise his poten- ruffing a spade, ruffed a third over five years, it would pay a feature "Miss Reardon Drinks highest standards during his re­ extractlng the peurts and so on. Lost World Lodge Convention in Atlantic. City recently. total of $492,800. If it purchased A Little” with Sandy Dennis. tlal. Well, he was over fifty heart with his last trump and gime. I can’t say the Friday On top of it I have twice known (18) News Congratulating Blanchard is Fi'ancis M. Smith, the hand over ten years, the to­ PiRESENTED BY This outstanding production will when he died. Draw your own reached dummy by ruffing an­ afternoon dowagers enjoyed a conductor to ask a composer (22-30) Pre-Game Show Sioux Falls, South Dakota, newly elected Grancl tal cost would be $605,000. j i by followed by, on July 24-29, concluslonB. other spade in order to draw the those concerts, but at least they what note he meant In such “Wozsek” gets produced (24) Swan Lake Exalted Ruler of the BPOE. “ See How They Run" starring missing trumps with the queen Manchester Teen came to a sort of grudging ac- and such a place, since It was every once In a while at the 8:15 (22-30) BasebaU I R I i l l Mickey Rooney. 8:30 (18) Water World of clubs. If you have trouble cleaning illegal. Both times the compos­ Met, but It always plays to Only now was it safe to cash 9:00 (3) Here’s Lucy (R) a chee.se grater before wash­ Community Players The Goodspeed Opera House Roger IxNicks er didn’t know himself! empty seats, even when those the king and queen of diamonds. . (8-40) Movie Five Drown On Weekend ing, rub a cut potato over the 600PMMT in East Haddam announced that Of course If he doesn’t know. seats are sold and paid for by Declarer won five trumps tricks (18) 700 a u b grater. This removes the cheese its current production of “Sun­ Bell Concert the piece Is a rotten one, per subscription. This attitude on LARGEST AMUSEMENT ON BEHALF OF 7 present "This Was Burlesque” in the dummy, three ruffs in his 9:30 (3) Doris Day (R) By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS told police he had gone fishing ^ j'tty. ny" looks like another winner, from July 17 through 27. TTils se. Every note In a score the part of the audience 1s own hand for a total of eight PARK IN NEW ENGLAND At Trinity (24) Book Beat At least five Connecticut resi­ alone...... OMKIlf and m.ay even top the current reminiscence of the days of should mean something to the wrong. You need to hear "Woz- trump tricks and three top dia­ ^ M * *-^ * * * * 10:00 (3) Suspense Playhouse dents drowned over the week­ Two fishermen found the house gross. "Sunny” Is play­ baggy-pants comedisms and composer, at least, and It zek” about ten times before monds for a total of 11 tricks. Wedtiesday (24) Forsyte Saga (R) •BONUS BAYS & NIGHTS end, and a 4-year-old New body of Thomas Harris, 37, of l O H ing now through Aug. 12. slap-stick will feature Frank should be placed where It is be- you reajly realize how great a The same hands were played "Dial M For Murder” with 11:00 (3-822-30-40) News Haven girl was killed in a car New Milford, in Lake Candle­ RANGE AND Fontaine as the "top banana.” cause no other note will do, at work it Is. in all 19 of the matches in the A MUSICAL (30MEDY Rene Vanstreels, master 11:30 (3) Movie EVERY DAY & NIGHT wood Saturday. Jean Fontaine, is the current This wonderful show will be least In his estimation. I first heard It In 1932 and Open Championship, and In the accident. FUEL OIL carlUonneur and city carillcm (840) Dick Cavett including SUNDAYS Harris had been missing production of the Ivoryton Play­ followed by "Fiddler on the ______Most of the, music you are then heard a couple of more match between Israel and In addition, the body of New player for Hasselt, Belgium, (22-30 Johnny Carson since Tuesday night when he GASOLINE house, running thru July 22. It Roof” with Robert Merrill fea- be the guest in the fifth of Hkely to encounter In the con- performances at later dates. It Sweden, the Israeli declarer got ENTIRE PARK OPEN > 1 P.M. Milford man missing since and a female companion were TUBS., JULY 25 — W ED ., JULY 26 will be followed by "1776” which tured in the title role. “ Fiddler” uje Trinity College summer cert hall, that Is In the “ mod- wasn’t however, imtll I bought to a contract of five clubs dou­ APTCRNOON Tuesday was discovered Satur­ boating on the lake. The boat will play July 24-29. will play from July 24 through series. The concert will be glv- ern” category is "atonal” mu- a recording of the complete THEATER TIME bled. He rutted the ig>ade open­ Badges On Sale day in Lake Candlewood. • CURTAIN 8 :3 0 P.M. The Nutmeg Summer Play­ 29. en Wednesday at 7:16 p.m. sic. This means it is written opera and could replay It until ing lead and tried to reach dum­ Milford police say Ralph ran out of gas and Mrs. Sarah BANTLY OIL house will present "How to Suc­ SCHEDULE Tannenbaum, the friend, swam The Westport Playhouse pre- h Is selection will Include without regard to key relation- I was thoroughly familiar with my twice with diamonds to ruff 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. Wells, 21, of Milford, was swept , I.NT. EAST CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL ceed In iBusiness Without Really for help. On her return, Harris sents, now through July 22, songs of Schubert and studies of ships. The system was devised It that I began to like it and to hearts in his own hand even Good for All Rides off a sandbar Saturday while Trying” on July 18-22. Their ‘Conflict « Interest” with Dana BeethovenBeethoven, folk songs, and by Arnold Schoenberg with see Its great artistic merit. Burnside — "Godfather” 8:00 though West had bid diamonds. swimming in Long Island was gone. :! !1 >1.\IN STKEET NEW STATE ROAD next production, which wlU play niQv , ’ v. Cinema I—“ Godfather” 1:30, Sound with three companions. In a highway accident Satur­ Julv 25-29 in “Plaza Su>te ’’ Andrews. July 24-29 the play- popular numbers. whom I studied about forty To hear ten performances of Blast rutted the second dia­ 1 P.M. to 6 P.M. TKL. (;i;)-i.')!i.-. TICKETS: Adults $2.00 — Students $1.50 July 25-29, in Plaza Su te. presents “ Dial M lor Mur- Vanstreels — >------■ received a diploma years ago. I didn’t like It then. It “ live” would probably take 6:00, 8:30 mond and returned a trump, «***«*•♦*** The three friends, including his day, 4-year-old Joann Brown of The Oakdale Musical Theater Cinema lt= “ What’s Up Doc?” New haven was killed when she Hofkville STo-HZTl der” starring Joan Fontaine. from the Royal Music Academy and I don’t like it now. fifty years In the normal course and declarer found a way to go A T N IG H T brother, 17-year-old David, Senior Citizens $1.50 in Wallingford will present Check with the bew office of of Liege, where he received first I admit that Whgner, with his of events, which may be one 1:30, 8:30, 6:30, 7:30, 9:30 were rescued by a passng boat. was struck by a car In Ham­ Liberace July 17-23, who will be State—“ Napoleon A Samatha” Badges On Sale den. your choice for the correct cur­ prize for piano, music-reading chromaticism, made the old reason why audiences are so TSSnSS! The search for Wells’ body was followed by Sandler and Young tain time and ticket prices. and technique, harmony, coun- key relationships me'kningless. slow to accept new works, 1:20, 3:10, 6:60, 8:45; Short n 088K> OPfM 6:30 to 10 P.M. called off Sunday because of with Pat Cooper July 24-30. terpoint, and fugue. He ^ so at- You can analyze “Tristan and Studying them by means o€ re- Subject 1:00, 2:60, 6:80, 8:26 darkness. ■* "Light Up The Sky” is the tehded the Royal Music Isolde’ using the classical har- cording doesn’t seem to occur UA Theatre—"Conquest of the Good for All Rides Milford police say the body of current offering of the Sharon Academy of Brussels; “Jef monlc methods, but It doesn’t to the average music lover. Planet of the Apes” 2:00, 7:30, 6:30 P.M. to Closing Mabel Cheluster, 78, of Bridge­ Playhouse which will run from About Town Denyn,” the Royal Carillon make much sense. In point of Given fifty years to win ac- 9:10 TUsfunKmuoMBsi Childien up to 8 years port was discovered in Long July 18 through 22. This produc­ School in Malines; and the Un- fact no “ key” Is established In ceptance, you may get more Manchester Drive-In—"Shaft’s Island Sound Sunday afternoon. tion will be followed by "Dark Manchester WATES will have !(,„ ArOstlque Beige of Brussels. '”rristan” until the final chord performances of what was once Big Score” 8:50; "Kelly’s TWO yomig Police said there was no foul of the Moon” playing July 25-29. rvneweye end a splash party tomorrow start- jje received the medal of the of the first act, even though a new work. F\jrther, the c(^y- Heroes” 10:45 a guenden don play and that the victim had The Storrowton Theater will East Hartford Drive-In — ” A 1.50 ing at 1 p.m. at the home o< Unlon Artlstique Beige and the there are key signahires right has usually expired by this * drowned. Mrs. Rocco FrancoUne. 616 prize of Her Majesty Queen throughout. time so no “ performance fees” Fistful of Dollars” 8:46; “ The GRAND OPENING SALE! In Newbury, N.H., Albert Spring St. Children are welcome Elisabeth for piano. Strauss went even further. So have to be paid. And by this Good, Bad A Ugly” 10:20 Deuberman, 35, of New Britain East Windsor Drive-In — STATE during the afternoon, but the In 1970, , VanstreelB partlcl- Schoenberg came to the con- time the old shellbacks who ob- drowned \riille boating in Lake J "Napolemi A Samantha” 8:45; *3.50 HOTPOINT evening's pro.gram is open t§ _pated in the International Chlm- cluslcn that since key relation- Jected to the new work moet Sunapee, the state Fish and adults only. Weighing In will be iiig or Carillon Contest during ships had gene out the window strenuously have gone to their “ Out of ’Towners” 10:30 Ride all the rides Gaihl! Department reported. Meadows Driye-Ip — “ Shaft’s ^ ds many times as WALT DISNEY from 6 to 7 p.m. Judith Engle- the Holland F’estlval. In the In any event, we might Just as reward, whatever It may be, Richard Szalajka, 23, ol New­ prodndtlons’ Big Score” d;60; “ Kelly’s hardt, who won last week’s fruit same year, he won second prize well dispense with them entire- and sure no longer around to NU.T you war)t ington, drowned Saturday after­ basket, was named feather- In the carillon contest of the ly. It Is not easy to write with- tie the millstone around the Heroes 10:86 noon In Barkhamsted’s com­ Mansfield Drive-In — “Napo­ weight for the month of June Dutch Bell - Play - Assocla- out slipping Into a key now and neck of musical progress, ROUTE 159 pensating reservoir where he leon A Samantha" 8:30; “ Rio Pill* «W alt:______with an 11 pound weight loss. tion, held in the Leiden tower, them, so Schoenberg wrote a ‘TOO L080S” was swimming. Friends pulled Loboe” 10:10 AGAWAM, MASS. The guest carlUonneur has text, “Oompoeing with Twelve Neat: "PKBNZY” him out of the water, but he Sunset Council, Degree of wrtten about 200 compositlms, Tones” showing how to avoid iKatirljwtFr Jerry Lewis Cinema, South by HUdioook ffi«P*flilBy, frit AJmiiilM was dead on arrival at Wlnsted u Windsoi^ “Ben" 7:00; “Lovers Pocahontas, will meet tonight at including o r i^lai a l worksWUTIU9 4UIUand tti- ar- theuie piuaiispitfalls off x tonality,lonauLy. m ^ Memorial Hospital. IV \S ciKf K-mi;' . r.ilor. Dishw.i.sh' r & Other Strangers” 9:00 8 at the Zipser Club, Bralnard rangements, and has given He himself could write fine jctliftlttlQ fijfiTiUU The body ol Alexander Poly­ QUALITY is ■ St I'.iiy I'ru * ' tl ' T o S.'iv r Y o u M o r e Pi. more than 3,000 concerts. music on occasion using this ak, 40, ol Danbury was found in and Publlahed DaUy Except Sunday* RICHARD the Housatonlc River near Kent and Rolldaya at 18 Blasell Street, Honchester, Conn. 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\ \ ■ h PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 17^ 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JULY 17, 1972 PAGE FIVE DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB Chase-Jacobs Ryan'Nolin . Kenny-Hood Thomson'A'bert) Inner Ear Is Key The Baby Has What Causes Motion Sickness? Been Named By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. Motion sickness is caused after they get on land. This mine and Bonine are similar Dear Dr. Lamb— I would by the inner ear. We have is because the stimulus is medicines that are com­ like some information on three little circular canals decreased. It’s the change in monly used. If a person inside each ear which serve the stimulus of motion that takes a very large dose, he Klavina, Andrew, son of Dalnls H. Etnd Ilga Vectuigars seasickness. How does one Klavln*, B06 Bush Hill Rd., Manchester. He was bom June 21 know if this is caused by an as a balance mechanism. Lit­ really causes the problem. may notice some drowsiness erally, they measure the dis­ and dryness of the mouth. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Ms maternal grandmother inner ear problem or just ai The important thing about is Mrs. SEUidra Osds, jEtmEilca PlEdn, Mass. His patenuil grand­ matter of getting used to sea' placement of the head in any taking medicine for motion These are the principal com­ direction. When you’re spin­ plications. These medicines mother is Mrs. Leon tine Klavins, 538 Bush Hill Rd., Meuiches- ■1. travel or ship motion? I have sickness is to take the medi­ ter. He has two brothers, Erick, 10, imd Vaidls, 8. Experienced the same mo­ ning around and around, nave been shown to have these little canals perceive cine before the attack some adverse effects on a », * * t, m tion s i c k n e ss doing exer­ strikes and not after it has Martin, Carol Anne, daughter of Stephen T. tmd Barbara cises. Is one medicine better the movement and send a developing fetus in animals signal to the brain. If a per­ already happened. In other when given in large doses Kelly Martin, 161 School St., Manchester. She was bom June than another for this? Also, words, the medicine works 21 al MEUichester Memorltd HospltEil. Her maternal grandptu"- is the continual use of such son has poor tolerance to far above the level com­ better to prevent the.prob­ monly used to prevent mo­ enta are Mr. EUid Mrs. Frank A. Kelly, M«inchester, N.H. Her medicines as Marezine bad this, he will get motion sick­ ■A’ lem th4n to cure it. For air­ patenud grtuidparents are Mr. Eind Mrs. Otis Martin, L euiceus- for one’s system, let’s say on ness. tion sickness. Nevertheless, a 30- to 45-day trip? Any in­ plane trips and short pe­ it would be wise for a preg­ ter, N.H. Her matemEd great-grandfather is Harold W, Smith, This reaction occurs in riods, obviously, the medi­ nant woman to be sure to MEUichester, N. H. Her paternal great-grandmothers are Mrs. formation on this would be most normal people if there appreciated. 1 know many cine would be used before check with her obstretician Jdhn P. Martin, LEUicEister, N. H., Euid Mrs. E eu’1 SmEUt, is enough motion. You can the trip and would usually before she takes any of these Fiankfort, Mtdne. She has two brothers, Eric, 6, Euid Keith, people suffer from this and become conditioned to mo­ yet love to travel by sea. solve the problem. For medicines that might be S; Euid a sister, Kelly, IVi. tion so it is not quite so bad. available to her. Dear Reader— Motion sick­ This is what happens with a longer trips, one might need to take the medicine for the (NtWSPAPEK ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Sharp, Jennifer Lynn, daughter of WilllEim John EUid ness isn’t confined to sea prolonged sea voyage. The Rosa CorVEtglla ShEirp, 200 RegEUi Rd., Rockville. She was bom travel. Hypersensitive indi­ main difficulty occurs the duration of the trip itself. For long sea voyages that June 21 at Manchester Memoriid Hospital. Her matenud viduals may have similar first few days because these Have questions about your b/ood grEUidpEuents are Mr. and Mrs. GlovEuml CorvEiglla, West HEurt- problems during air travel sensitive balance mecha­ you mentioned, I don’t think sugar? H so, you II wont to read Or. you’d really need it except fard. Her paternal giandpEuents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter or in an automobile. Any ex­ nisms are receiving a lot Lamb's booklet in which he an­ Sharp, Glastonbury. ercises which cause exces­ more stimulus than usual. for the first several days. swers your questions about this sub­ ♦i * «t sive motion of the head, par­ After the body adapts to Marezine, which you men­ ject. Send 50 cents to Or. Lamb, in Yeager, Rhonda Ann, daughter of Thomas D. imd ticularly some of the gadgets this, there may be no signifi­ tioned, is one of the popular core ol this newspaper, P.O. Box Cheryll Midoon Yeitger, 17 River St., Rockville. She wees bom that induce swinging motion cant dizziness. After a long medicines used to prevent 1551, Radio City Station, New York, June 22 at MEUichester Memorial HospltEi). Her matenud to the side or up and down, sea voyage, some individuals motion sickness and is N Y. 10019. Ask for "Low Blood giandpEU-ents are Mr. imd Mrs. Walter Msdoon, Vernon. Her can cause .this problem. will devmop motion sickness highly satisfactory. Drami- Sugar" booklet. patemEd giandpsuents are Mr. Emd Mrs. Samuel Johnson, Rockville. She hits a sister, Kelly Ann. * « « « Measle Vaccine Hebert, Khnberiey Adrbuina, daughter of Oeiard M. Emd MRS. BRUCE THOMSON Seaberg'Fagan MEudEm Engstrom Hebert, 118D Tudor Lane. MEmchester. She Clinic Planned WEIS bom June 22 at Manchester MemorlEd Hospital. Her ma- Margaret Abert of Charlotte, performed the ceremony. The 7 N.C., formerly of Manchester, The marriage of Lorraine M. The Manchester Public tenud grandparents Eire Mr. and Mrs. Harold Engstrom, Covi Creative photo bride was given in marriage by entry. Her paternal grEmdparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lionel MRS. THOMAS MICHAEL RYAN became the bride of Bruce her father. Fagan of Manchester to Paul N. Health Nursing Association is planning a free immunization Hebert, Lewiston, MEilne. Thompson of Staten Island, Miss Lee FVost was maid of Kathleen Patricia Nolln of headpiece, and she carried a Cam era Com er photo seaberg of Guilford was solem­ clinic for all pre-school children N.Y., July 1 at the New Dorp honor. The bridesmaid was Madison and Thomas Michael bouquet of white roses, pink nized June 17 at St. Bridget one - year and over and those Hartnett, Robert Francis, son of Robert Moore and Mary MRS. BRIAN JAMES KENNY Moravian Church In Staten Diane Johnson of Manchester. Alice Reiser Hartnett, 67 Linnmore Dr., MEmchester. He weis Ryan of Manchester exchanged sweetheart roses and baby’s Island, N.Y. Church. children entering school who Patricia Ann Hood of East Hawaiian print skirts. The James Thompson served as bom June 23 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His matei^ud wedding vows Saturday noon at breath. The bride Is the daughter of have not received their Rubella wore white picture hats. his brother’s best man. Ushers The bride is a daughter of grandparents are Mr. Emd Mrs. WllllEim E. Reiser, 66 Olcott St. Margaret’s Church in Madi­ Miss Kathleen Galllgan of Hartford, formerly of Manches­ Mr. and Mrs. E. Paul Abert of or Measles vaccine, IBoth are re­ Dr. Peter C. Ker.ny i n of were John Abert, brother of the Mr. and Mrs. James D. Fagan Dr. His paternal grEmdmother is Mrs. MEirgaret HEirtnett, (Loring photo) son. Wallingford was maid of honor. ter, and Brian James Kenny of Charlotte, formerly of 53 Oxford quired for school entrance in Cleveland, Ohio, served as hla bride; Glenn Thompson, another of 34 Woodhill Rd. The bride­ Windsor. MRS. ROBERT L. CHASE The bride is a daviihier of Mr. Her pink crepe empire gown St. The bridegroom Is a son of MEmchester. The clinic will be Great Neck, N. Y., were united brother’s best man. Ushers brother of the bridegroom; and groom is the son of Mr. and 41 • A *1 * and Mrs. Raymond Nolln Jr. of was trimmed with lace. She Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson Kevin Daly. held on September 13, from 10 The marriage of Valerie Jean in marrige July 7 in a candle­ were Dr. William Keever ol Mrs. Elmer Seaberg of Guilford. Hickey, Lauren ITieresa, daughter of Peter Edward Emd Mr. Chase, a graduate of Madison. The bridegroom is a wore a pink and white floral of Staten Island. Eum. to notm tind 5 to 8 p.m. at Montreal, Que., Canada, cousin After a reception at the New The Rev. William J. Stack of Anne Wall Hickey, 82 Oxford St., MEmchester. She was bom Jacobs of Bolton to Robert L. Manchester Community Col­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. comb In her hair, and she car­ light ceremony at St. Gertrude’s The Rev. Charles Adams of Dorp Moravian Pariah House, the Knights of Columbus Hall. of the bridegroom; and Earl St. Bridget Church performed June 24 at MEmchester Memorial HospltEd. Her matenud Chase of Coventry took place lege, is employed as an ac­ Ryan Sr. of 62 Laurel St. ried a colonial bouquet of roses, Church in Windsor. the New Dorp Moravian Church the couple left on a wedding trip the double-ring ceremony and The new combination mea­ (H«rald photo by Becker) June 16 at St. Mary’s Church The Rev. Donald O’Leary of Rozman of Windsor, uncle of giandparents Eue Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Widl, RocklEmd, M eiss. countant at Pratt and Whitney carnations, and baby’s breath. The bride is a daughter of to Cape Cod and New England. with mandarin collar, bishop sles-rubella vaccine will be In Coventry. Collinsville and the Rev. Clif­ Bridesmaids were Miss Susan the bride. Her patemEd grEmdparents Eire Mr. Emd Mrs. Franklin Hickey, Stephen Dawson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Division of United Aircraft Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hood of They will make their home in Mass. Mrs. Raymond Murphy available at that time. If a The bride Is the daughter of ford Curtin of Tolland per­ Nolln and Mias Mary Nolln, Mrs. Hood and the brlde- Rockland, M eiss. Her matenud great-grandmother is Mrs. Corp., East Hartford. He is an East Hartford, formerly of Man­ Engagement Corvallis, Ore. was organist and soloist. C o ­ child has hEid a previous vac­ Dawson of 50 S. Alton St., became the seventh mem­ Mrs. Valerie Jacobs of Brandy formed the double-ring cere­ both of Madison and sisters of groem’s mother wore full-length Joseph A. Wsdl, Dorcester, M eiss. She luis three sisters, Pa­ active member of the South chester. The bridegroom is the Mrs. Thompson Is a graduate quets of carnations were on the cination for either meEisles or St. and the late Benjamin Jac­ mony. Mrs. Sullivan was or­ the bride; Mrs. Michael Fal- gowr.i with white orchid cor- tricia, 6^, Kristen, 6, and Erin, ber of Troop 362 to receive the Eagle Scout award Coventry Volunteer Fire De­ son cf Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. of Manchester High School, altar. rubella, that child can still re­ 4| 4 «i 4( * obs. The bridegroom is the son ganist and the soloist was SEiges. Presentation was made at Council Camiifire Camp partment. kowski of Manchester, sister of Kenny Jr. of Great Neck. O’Connell - Elkins where she was a member of Given In marriage by her fa­ ceive the combined vaccine. of Mrs. Luclenne Chase of Flan­ Donald Hurteau. the bridegroom; and Miss Bar­ After a recepitlon at the Vet­ The engagement of Miss She- Card, Nathan Wesley, son of Raymond Gary smd Chris­ The Rev. George Burnett of the National Honor Society. She ther, the bride wore an empire The only result would be to Apache at Lake of Isles Scout Reseivation in North ders Rd. and the late Henry L. Mrs. Chase, a graduate of The bride was given in mar­ erans Memorial Clubhouse, lagh Maree O’Connell of Man­ tine WoExl Card, Juniper Rd., Coventry. He weis bom June 24 bara Schwartz of Madison. St. Gertrude’s Church per­ received her BS degree in edu­ gown of silk organza accented boost the immunity he already Chase. Bolton High School, is employed riage by her lather. She wore Their mint green and pink crepe Sunset Ridge, East Hartford, chester to Karl Warren Elkins at MEmchester MemorlEd HospittEd. His matenud grEmdparents Stonington by Vernon Hauschild, the troop’s past formed the doubje-rlng cere­ cation maigna cum laude from with alencon lace and designed has. The Rev. Richard Roghan of as a keypunch operator at Pratt an empire gown of silk organza the couple left tor a Bermuda of Elast Hartford has been an­ are Mr. and Mrs. Leoiuurd Wood, 250 Ferguson Rd., MEmches­ advancement chairman. Mrs? Dawson pinned tlie gowns were trimmed with mony. Mrs. GUberta DePorge Wagner College, Grymes Hill, with manderin collar, bishop Rubella, or German Measles St. Mary’s Church performed and 'Whitney in East Hartford. appllqued with Chantilly lace satin and lace, and they also honeymoon. nounced by her parents, Mr. ter. His patemEd grEmdpEments are Mr. Emd Mrs. Raymond was organist and soloist. Vases N.Y. Mr. Thompson Is a gprad- sleeves, and chapel train. Her Vaccination, is given to these award on her 14-year-old son’s uniform. Stephen is the double-ring ceremony and She Is a member of the Wom­ and pearls and designed with carried colonial bouquets. Mrs. Kenny Is a graduate of and Mrs. Robert D. O’Connell Card, Westport. His maternal great-grEmdparents Eire Mr. and filled with summer flowers uate of Brooklyn (N.Y.) Tech­ veil of silk Illusion was attach­ your children because they are was celebremt at the nuptial en’s Auxiliary to the South Cov­ high neckline and short sleeves. The flcwer g;irl was Felicia Manrtiester High School and a of 131 Park St. Mrs. Robert Molyneaux, and Mrs. Adeline Wood, EEist Hiirt- an 8th grader at Illing Jr. High School. were on the altar. nical High School and received ed to a satin and lace trimmed the major source of infection Mass. Miss Kathleen Grady of entry Volunteer Fire Depart­ Her veil of silk illusion was at­ Falkowski of Manchester, niece 1970 graduate of the University Her fiance Is the son of Mr. ford. The bride wore tin organza his BS degree In biology cum headbow, and she carried a for susceptible pregnant women Coventry was organist. Baskets ment. tached to a pearl-trimmed lace of the bridegroom. Her empire of Hartford. She is an. EniUsh and Mrs. Kenneth K. Elkins of gown, designed with venise lace laude from Wagner College. casade bouquet, of white carna­ who cEury the risk of pEissing filled with white gladioli and gown at pink dotted swiss was teacher at East Hartford High East Hartford. bodice and elbow-length tions and pink stephanotis. The the infection to their unborn gold mums were on the altar. accented with ribbon and lace. School. Mr. Kenney, a 1968 Miss O’Connell, a 1968 gradu­ sleeves. Her veil of silk illu­ bridal gown was fashioned by children. These unborn babies She wore flowers in her hair, graduate of Notre Dame Uni­ ate of Elast Catholic High J The^ bride was given In mar­ sion was arranged from a flo­ the bridgegroom’s mother. in turn would be in danger of Hamm-Mercer and sl^carried a basket filled versity, is employed as an en­ School, received an associate riage by William Molde of ral headpiece, and she carried Miss Pegg^y Fagan of Woodhill with rafts, carnations, daisies gineer of air compliance tor the of arts degree from Hartford developing serious defects In Loomis St., Bolton. She wore a a cascade bouquet of roses and Rd., sister of the bride, was and baby’s breath. Connecticut Enviror.mental Pro­ College for Women. She is now hearing, vision, hetirt or spanlsh-style gown of Chantilly daisies. maid of honor. BridesmEdds Paul F. Ryan Jr. of Granby tection Department. attending Central Connecticut nervous system. lace accented with pearls and Mrs. William Viet of Vernon, were Miss Pamela Doucette of ceui served as his brother’s best State College, where she is ma­ GLOBE Measles, or Rubella, sequins and designed with high sister of the bride, was matron 22 S. Alton St., Miss Rosemary cause complications lor the in­ neckline, long puffed sleeves, man. Ushers were Richard No­ joring in biology. Travel Service j of honor. Bridesmaids were Most Moves Local Mr. Elkins, a 1968 graduate O'Connell of 64 Irving St., and E)& 1 lln and Michael Nolln, both of fected child himself, Emd is of full skirt with tiers of ruffles Miss Lucille Hood of East Hart­ 555 MAIN STHEET Mrs. Michael Pinette of 179 WNE sto res o f f a s h io h Madison and brothers of the WASHINGTON—More than 36 of Penney High School In EJast mor^ dEuiger to the very young and ruffled cathedral train. Her ford, another sister of the Homestead St. fingertip veil of silk Illusion bride; John Barry of Manches­ million Americans — 17.9 per Hartford, attended Manchester 643-2165 child and previously unexposed bride; and Mrs. Henry Atkins The attendants were dressed was attached to a pearl- ter, cousin of the bride; James cent of the population — moved Community College. He Is cur­ U adults. of Newington. Their gowns Antfaorised agent In Man­ alike in. empire gowns of pink trimmed lace headpiece, and E. McGann, also of Manches­ between March 1970 and March rently majoring In psychology chester for all Airlines, were fashioned with apricot chiffon, fashioned with man­ she carried a cascade bouquet ter; and Richard Bagge of Den- 1971, but only IS million moved and sociology at Central Con­ Railroads and Steamship When taking a boiled ham color bodices and full-length across county lines. darin collars, bishop sleeves and of carnations and baby’s breath nlsport. Mass. ITie ring bearer necticut State College. Uhies. from the hot water, dip immed­ navy blue skirts. They wore with ferns. was Matthew F’alkowskl of An August wedding Is plan­ iately in cold water to make pink headbows and carried co­ Miss Rosemarie LeBlanc of Manchester, nephew of the ned. * fat white Emd firm. lonial bouquets of pink carna­ Cook Dr., Bolton, was maid of bridegroom. NeverS'Barlow tions and baby>.^breath. Hie honor. Brldesmands were Mies A reception was held at the honor attendant’s bouquet was Barbara Fish of Cider Mill Madison Winter Club. For a accented with tiny navy blue Rd., Bolton, and Miss Diane La- wedding trip to Cape Cod, Mrs. flowers. Plne of Rt. 6, Bolton. They wore Ryan wore a lavender and pink L Beauty Salon Anthony J. Sidor of Guilford SIXTH OF A SERIES gowns of apricot chiffon, styled floral print dress with white ac­ ja m s t A ,' served as best man. Ushers All Bvents photo with high necklines, white lace cessories. After July 23, the couple will live at 1329 Bum- were James D. Fagan Jr. of MRS. PAUL N. SEABERG Clip and Save bibs, and long full sleeves with 143 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Woodhill Rd., brother of the side Ave., East Hartford. MEmchester High School, is em- Chester lace cuffs. Their apricot color­ bride; Peter Haskell of 18 Jordt Electronics Labora- Mrs. Ryan Is employed as a We're Back, Take Advantage of Our ployed at Aetr.a Life Emd Cas- tories. ed picture hats were trimmed St,, and Bernard Bums of in matching lace, and they car­ service representative at the ualty Co., Hartford. Mr. Sea------Southern New England Tele­ Hartford. ried colonial bouquets of daisies Back From Vacation Special berg is a graduate of Guilford phone Co. Mr. Ryan, a 1969 Mrs. Pagan wore a gown of and black-eyed Susans. High SclKXJl and the RCA Insti­ graduate of Central Connecti­ pink flowered chiffon with pink Glen Burdick of Bellevue Dr., tutes of New York City. He has cut State College, Is an account accessories. The bridegroom’s Coventry, served as best man. served with the U.S. Navy Re­ Coming manager for the Campbell mother wore an orchid color TIPS ON SPAIN Ushers were Richard Aubln of Includes serves and is employed at the Soup Co. shantung gown with white ac­ from New York Buena Vista Dr., Coventry, and • Shampoo cessories. Both had white or­ Earl Proulx of Armstrong Rd., • Hair Cut chids. BY Coventry. Offer is Winther - O’Reilly • S h yin g A reception was held at Pi­ MICHAEL Mrs. Jacobs wore a pale ’ Good thru Miss Elizabeth Ann O’Reilly o Color Rinse Sept. 1st ano’s Restaurant, Bolton. For a L ie e E n drub BOWERS green knit dress with a corsage of Bolton and Mark Elnar wedding trip to Cape Cod, Mrs. PARKADE TRAVEL of yellow carnations. The bride­ Winther of Bolton were married Phone 649-5701 for Appointment Seaberg wore a red knit pant­ groom’s mother wore a beige Saturday at St. George’s suit. The couple is now living OPEN r^jo LlB D jn jn sL WEDDING WORLD lace jacket-dress witli a corsage Episcopal Church in Bolton. at 158 New Britain Ave., Hart­ 8:00 A.M .M 10 P.M. of white carnations. The bride is the daughter of ford. PHOTOGRAPHER After a reception at the hall Mr. and Mrs. Myles J. Mrs. Seaberg, a graduate of No adventure is complete without provisions or sustenance of the United Methodist Church, O’Reilly Sr. of 153 French Rd., the couple left for the Virginia Bolton. Mr. Winther is the son to keep one on the go. No greater adventure than sampling some Beach, Va., area. They are now of Mr. and Mrs. Russell K. of the many local dishes in various cities of Spain. living in South Coventry. Winther of Keeney Drive, Bol­ n"& Exciting New Sculpture Shag Haircut ton. Madrid. The famous restaurant„ "Lhardy," specializes in its The Rev. Robert Ihloff, Vicar "cocido madrileno," a stew made of chick peas, potatoes, chopped of St. George’s Episcoal super savings on Burlan-Hosa photo Church, officiated at the dou­ meat, different sorts of red and black sausage, bacon, chicken and ble-ring ceremony. Mrs. Wil­ OF MANCHESTER Ultra-feminine hairstyles for MRS. PETER ALVAH HAMM seasoning. Other dishes such as "bacalao a la vizcaina" (cod, to­ fred Maxwell of Bolton was or­ AND VBUNON the young and young-at-heart The Church of Jesus Christ of carried a Victorian bouquet of ganist. 'Tliie Ftormal Wear King’’ in your most flattering length, mato, thyme, red pepper, bay-leaf, onion, garlic and fried crou­ Latter-day Saints was the sqene yellow and white daisies and The bride, given in marriage short, medium or long. Swinging, tons) and many other Spanish recipes. imported sandals Saturday noon of the marriage baby’s breath. by her father, wore an empire for the free and easy fluid lines with of Merl Lee Mercer of Manches­ Bridesmaids were Miss ’ gown of white dotted swiss, with Toledo. This city offers to the gourmet a partridge stewed in ter to Peter Alvah Hamm of Melissa Hamm of Andover, long-puffed sleeves. She wore a MRS. WILLIAM E. NEVERS LARGEST natural movement and holding Andover. daughter of the bridegroom; full - length matching mantilla Miss Susan M. Barlow at and white ruffle trim around power created by “ Pivot Point red wine from Mentrida as its favorite dish. Also a fine dish is a The bride is a daughter of Miss Kathleen Manning of 816 and carried a colonial bouquet. Manchester and William E. the waist and hemline. She car­ SELECTION Cuts.’’ Worn by famous models Mr. and Mrs. William L. Mercer Hartford Rd'., and Miss Linda type of omelet called "tortilla a la magra." Mrs. Guy LaPlante of Mas- Nevers of East Hartford, were ried a nosegay of pink carna­ of 92 Autumn St. The bride­ Pearson of 33 Lyndale St. Their in Paris and New York to com­ sena, N. Y., sister of the bride, married June 24 at South Unit­ tions and white daisies. groom of Hebron Rd. Is the son apricot color gowns and head- pliment the new fashions. ^ Typical of Seville cooking is the "tapas" or snacks taken be­ was matron of honor. ed Methodist Church. Paul Nevers of East Hartford, 7 of Mr. and Mrs. Alvah L. pieces were styled to match the Miss Carole Lanerl of South fore meals. These "tapas" are usually eaten in the taverns and bars ^5 . $7.1o The bride is the daughter of brother of the bridegroom, was Hamm of Bennetsville, N. C. honor attendant’s, and they Windsor and Miss Patricia FORMAL Mrs. R. Glenn Holleman of 6 best man. which abound in Seville. These snacks range from purple olives Bishop Terry L. Draney of carried yellow aihd white dai­ from 7aS0 Plourde of Ellington, were West St. and Frank Barlow of Ushers were Arthur Warner the Church of Jesus Christ of sies with baby’s breath. bridesmaids. By Our Pivof Point flavored with wild thyme, shad's roe, the cavier of the Guadalqui­ Reg. $7-$18 Merrow. Mr. Nevers Is the son of Willimantlc, brother-in-law vir; prawns, shrimps and the celebrated Pavias, which are slices of Latter-day Saints performed the The junior bridesmaid was The matron of honor wore an of Mrs. Peter Mlele of East of the bride; and Ernest Finch WEAR Specialist double-ring ceremony. Mrs. Jennifer Hamm of Andover, empire gown of yellow crepe, Hartford, and the late Theron of Windham, N. H., brother-in- cod dipped in batter and fried in olive oil. June Tompkins of 187 Gardner daughter of the bridegroom. long puffed sleeves, a square Nevers. law of the bride. St. was organist. The soloist Her gown and headpiece were neckline, and a white velvet The Rev. Carl Saunders of David Barlow of Manchester FOR SUMMER SPECIAL OLIVE OIL COLD WAVE by Caryl Richards The dishes mentioned above are only a few of the many that was Mrs.' Iona Ingersoll of 79 similar to those worn by the vest. South United Methodist Church, brother of the bride, was ring Sandals galore You name them, we have them. . . • Engaged Brian Rd., South Windsor. Bou­ honor attendant, and she also The bridesmaid’s gowns WONDEIRFUL WORKING OLTVE OIL IN E’VERY DROP . . . protecte and lusters can be had in Spain. performed the double-ring cere­ bearer. The engagement of Miss Bar­ quets of yellow and white shasU carried yellow and irtUte dai­ were Identical to the honor at­ mony. Jack Grove was organ­ The bride’s mother wore a your hair as it waves it. Simply caimot leave the hair dull and dry. It gives you the bara A. Lee of Manchester to daisies and blue delphiniums sies with baby’s breath. tendant’s, only lavendar In ist. I RENT When next you visit Spain, try them, you'll like them. long blue polyester knit gown EAST OF THE RIVER . . . softest loveliest, most lEisting permanent you’ve ever had. strips, straps or thongs. Save money on our fabu­ Peter Szymaszek of Meriden has were on the altar. John Early of West Haven color. All of the gowns were The bride was given in mar­ and a corsage of pink roses. been announced by her parents, The bride, given In marriage served as best man. Ushers made by the attendants. WE A m ) Ah the latest styles and cotors riage by R. Glenn Holleman ol The bridegroom’s mother In stxxk . . .Nothing to send' by her father, wore an empire lyere Philip Hamm of Andover, John McCullough of Stratford, STOCK Next week watch for customs, folklore and festivals. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Lee of Manchester. She wore a floor wore a green and white flow­ RUFFLED away tor . . . We stock sizes lous sandal'^clearance. All sizes, but not in every 12 Flint Dr. gown of white sharkskin accent? son of the bridegroom; Keith was beat mlan. length gown of white peau ered gown and a corsage of SHIRTS IN from Boys’ sizes 4-20; Men’s Her fiance is the son of ^ rs. ed with antique white lace dnd Tautkus of Rockville, Gordon Ushers were Roy Winther of d’ange lace with bishop sleeves. white and pink roses. ALL THE sizes 34-52 Reg., 34-46 Short, Includes: Plan Your Next Trip With Walter Szymaszek r of Meriden. designed with scooped neckline, Ray of Andovef, and Douglas Manchester, brother of the Sh^ wore a white picture hat A reception was held at 52 La t e s t 36-62 Long, >^-62 Extra Long, Regular Haircut, style or color. WKtes, browns, tans and multis. TTie bride-elect is a graduate and short sleeves. Her waist- Early of West Haven. bridegroom; and Robert Licwis and carried a Bible with white Whitehall Dr., East Hartford. (COLORS 36-42 Extra Short. of Ona M. Wilcox School of length veil of silk illusion was After a reception at the of Dudley, Mass. daisies, green ivy and baby’s Guests were present from New Shampoo, Test Curls, Nursing and is employed as a attached to a matching lace cap, church’s Cultural Hall, the The bride’s mother wore a WHATEVER THE OCCASION — SEE Styling Set, breath. Hampshire, Massachusetts, and registered nurse at Middlesex and she carried a spray of couple left on a motor trip to long, gold empire dress, with a Mrs. Linda Warner of Willi- Connecticut. -4 Glamour Spray Sizes 5 to 10 in the collection, J t iL ^ jo m u L Memorial Hospital In Middle- daisies, yellow carnations and Lake Tillery, Norwood, N. C. square neckline, which she had mantle, sister of the bride, was For traveling to Colorado and BEAUTY S.UONS WORLD town. baby’s breath. They will return Aug. 1 to their made. matron of honor. She wore an Missouri, Mrs. Nevers wore a REBAL MEN’S SHOP Mr. Szymaszek, a graduate of Miss Mlml Mercer of Autumn home on Hebron Rd., Andover. . The bridegroom’s mother orchid polyester gown with blue and white ensemble. "7Hf COMPtfTf MIN’S SrOM" Central Connecticut State Col­ St., sister of the bride, was maid Mrs. Hamm is a graduate of wore an orange printed empire, white bishop sleeves and car­ The couple will reside In Col­ 901 - 907 Main St. ' 67 EAST CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER, CONN. 647-9949 DftL, Shoes, Manchester Parkade & Tri-Clty Plaza, Vernon lege, is employed as vice presi­ of honor. Her maize yellow Manchester High School. Mr. gown, with long sleeves. Tri-Clty Plaza 44 OAK STREiET — TEL. 643-8941 — ONE BLOCK FROM MAIN ried a bouquet of yellow daisies. orado. MANCHESTER VERNON dent of Micro-systems Inc. of sharkskin gown, similar to the Hamm attended the University A reception’ was held at Gar- Miss Alicia Warner of Wllll- AMPLE PARKING Mrs. Nevers Is a graduate of Open Mon. thru Sat. Open Mon. thru Friday Bridgeport. bridal gown, was banded at the of Connecticut and is export 'den Grove Restaurant. mantlc, niece of the bride, was Manchester High School. Mr. 9:30 to 5:30 10:00 to 9:00 An Aug. 26 wedding is plan­ waistline with lace. She wore a manager of Arbor Acres Farm, The couple is now living at flower girl. She wore a pink Nevers attended Howell (Jheney Thursday until 9 p.m. Saturday until 5:30 \ ' ^ \- ned. matching lace headpiece and Inc., of Glastonbury. 5 Ridgewood St., Manchester. polyester knit dress with pink Technical School.

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• Vemon The Historic Give-Away Gambit -T Crossroads

One doesn’t need to know a thing alMUt Summer Hours lEw^mnr; if^raUi chess in order to understand what hap­ Reading Program Manchester’s Drug Advis­ \.. ory and Youth (Counseling PUBUSHED BY THE pened In the first game at Reyl^avlk. MANCHESTER PUBLISHING CO. Center is open from 9 a.m. 13 Bissell Street • to 5 p.m. Monday through OF MANCHESTER Manchester, Conn. Bobby Fischer, faced with a play BURL LYONS Draws 850 Children Saturday with a telephone Publisher which required him, by all the nUee In answering service available Founded October 1. 1881 More than 860 children are at the First (Congregational KITCHENS ARE the book, to field a bunt and throw for emengency calls 24-hours Published Every Evening Except Sundays enrolled In the "Time Machine” Church of Vernon, from 9 a.m. per day, 7 days a week, 646- and Holidays. Ehitcred at the Post OfficeOat to first base, suddenly had the whimsical summer reading program at the to noon, Monday through F ri­ Manchester. Conn., ns Second Class Mall 2015. PEOPLE ROCV.AS Matter, Impulse to throw the baU to a nice look­ Rockville Junior Library. This day until the end of July. Is the largest number ever to Walkers are asked to please ing blonde in the stands, and did. SUBSCRIPTION RATES ' ' ' participate In the summer pro­ collect from their sponsors end cently voted to consider a new Payable in Advance facility, rather than enlarge the One Year ...... $39.00 gram, according to Mrs. Luel- turn the money in as soon as Six Months ...... 19.60 Or Bobby Fischer, on the SO yard line la Denley, junior librarian. possible. Mrs. Beverly Krut is existing one located on West St. Three Months ...... 9.75 ’Ihe post w ill meet today at One Month ...... a25 with .one inch to go for a first down, de­ Mrs. Denley said new circula­ chairman of the fln w ce com­ Single Copy ...... 16c 8 p.m. at the home to nominate tion records have Ixeen set and mittee. By Carrier ...... weekly 75c cided to use tricky signal-calling to a slate of officers to be elected broken several times In the past Open House . MEMBER OF tempt the oppdsHion offside, and wound Aug. 7. three weeks'since'the program The Board of Supervisors of THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Zoning Hearing The Associated Press is exclusively en­ up losing five yards for taking too much has been In effect. On July 5, the Tolland County Soil and titled to the use of republlcation of all news dispatches credited to it or not other­ time. 1,242 books were checked out Water Conservation District The Zoning Commission will wise credited in this paper and also the as children either worked hard will hold an open house hold a public hearing tomorrow local nows published here. at 7:30 p.m. at the Administra­ All rights of republlcation of special dis­ Or Bobby Fischer, confronted with an on the reading program or Wednesday from 7 to 9:30 p.m. patches herein also reserved. merely wanted something to do at the Tolland County Agrlcul- tion Building to hear two re­ easy lay-up shot, decided It was too easy quests. The Manchester Publishing Company as­ In the rain. Mrs. Denley said turaj Center, Rt. 80, In honor of sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ and handed the ball to the other team In the demand was so great that ’Thornton H. Secor. One request is that of Ray­ graphical errors appearing in advertise­ mond J. and Faith L. Palozej ments and other reading matter in The order to get It back again and then the library Anally ran very Secor, who is employed by the Manchester Evening Hcrmd. short of books and it became United States Department of Ag­ asking for approval of a plan score. of development In a planned Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. ncessary to borrow 720 from riculture Soil Conservation Publishers Representatives — Mathews. the State Library Service Cen­ Service, has served the Tyxlland residential development. The re­ .Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special A ^ n cy Or Bobby Fischer, having hooked a quest concerns property located Kitchens are the hub of family activity.Tlave yours —New York. Chicago, Detroit and Boston. ter In Wllllmantic. (County District for 12 years. Kb on the east side of Bellevue center around a versatile, practical, care-free Day- 30 pound bass on a 10-pound line, cut the Registrations are now closed is leaving this area to take a ^MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF dRCU lX Avenue. line so he could have the distinction of for the program but those who similar position with the Soil strom dinette set. Whether it’s used for meals, hob­ have already registered are en­ (Conservation Service in Vir­ Andrew Ashland and Joseph bies or homework, Daystrom can stand the active Display advertising closing hours trying to get the same fish to bite on a Toth are asking for a change For Monday — 1 p m. Friday couraged to keep reading. 'The ginia. use. Set Shown: Table is 35x,'50x60’’, Pecan Avo­ For Tuesday — i p.m. 5?aturday B-pound line. final date for filing reports on Grange of zone, from residential to cado Scroll with Avocado Frame. Chairs are in A vo­ For Wednesday—1 p.m. Monday commercial, for property lo -^ | | For Thursday—1 p.m. Tuesday the books read. Is Augxist 5. R e­ Vernon Grange 52 will meet cado Finesse. 5 Pcs. $129. See the Daystrom sets in For BViday—1 p.m. Wednesday Or any one of us comes to some mo­ ports may be mailed in until Friday at 8 p.m. at Orange Hall Gated on the east side of Rt. |f* Cl^sifled deadline 12 Noon day 83. ^ Watkins Junior Dining Room Department tomor­ before publication 12 Noon Friday ment -wdten we can be safe enough If we August 9. The end of the pro­ on Rt. 30 with the Youth Com­ row! Saturday and Monday publlca- mittee to lead the program. On Thursday, the commission just follow the prescribed rules of the gram party, for those ■wdio read enough books to qualify for the Roberta Amende, State of Con­ will meet to rtew preliminary | Monday, July 17 game, but when we suddenly develop honor roll, will be August 22. necticut Grange Queen will be plans for a proposed major ® ■ SEM I-ANNUAL SALE some irreatsUble urge to tempt the fates ’The jim lor library also has present. " shopping center on the east side seven new residents named Junior Women of Rt. 83, near Vernon (Circle. and deliberately tilt the odds hopelessly The developer of the proposed That Great Big Conjunctive Rebel, Doppy, Speedy, Snappy. ’The Vemon Junior Women’s NOW IN PROGRESS against ourselves. Somehorw we al­ center is Goodrich Realty Group Spotty, Louis and Alice. They Club will hold its membership 935 Main St., Manchester — Open Tues. through 7 At the risk of disappointing- both orientation tea tomorrow at 8 Ltd. of New York (City. ways expect, but not really, that our op­ are turtles and they are living Fri. till 9 P.M. — Sat. 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. — in the courtyard which has p.m. at the home of Mrs. David Show Time prevalent interpretations of Candidate ponent is going to be 6 0 comi^etely dis­ been redecorated end tempora­ Leonard, 292 Lake St. Mrs. Wil­ “ Girl Crazy,” tfle musical Closed Mon. — Phone 643-5171 — Use 30 Day McGovern’s acceptance speech pledge concerted he wUl torow the gam e too. rily renamed ‘"nie ’Turtle Man­ liam Viot will be co^iostess. comedy by (Ceorge Gershwin, Charge or Master Charge — Longer Terms Avail­ with regard to the war in Vietnam, we or Resort Lodge." Mortgage to Burn will be presented Friday and able. wish to point out the real and inevitaUe It really happens, to almost anybody, Hungry Walk A mortgage release on the Saturday at 8:15 p.m. at the With money still coming in, Post 14 Legion Home was re­ Vernon Center Middle School, implication of what he said. almost all the time. the Walk for the Hungry fund corded in the town clerk’s of­ by the bands and choirs of What he said was this: The (Hily thing new about Its happen­ Nature Study by Sylvian Ollara has passed the 38,600 mark. fice last week and the post plans Grades 7-12. ’Tickets may be ’The “ walk” was held on Jime to hold a mortgage burning cele­ purchased at the door, either “And -within 90 days of my inaugura­ ing the other day at Reykja-vlk was that PITCHER PLANT 4,. Money Is still being collected bration in the fall. ’The poet re- night. Read Herald Advertisements tion every American soldier and every it happened in a game of chess. In a American prisoner will be out of the jun­ match being played for 3280,000. gle and out of their cells and back home in America where they bdlcng.” This statement is being interpreted Inside McGovern Fs. Open Form two ways, neither of which admits what Argument Concerning Anthems it really said. V?e are indebtedrio the education tele­ Tax Reform One can be sure, however, that Sena­ vision stations In Connecticut for a flow Tax Bins Late? tion of a silent peace -vigil each Save Up To 58%! of good things. ’They regularly bring us tor McGovern and his -writers knew pre­ To the Editor, Sunday morning at Center Park excellent fare. But they did us an excep­ in Manchester from 11 a.m. to cisely the importance of the particular R eport Due to the Inefficiency of the tional favor this week in the form of pro­ 12 noon. The purpose of the Democratic town management, way that sentence was constructed. gram s calculated to convince us that the vigil is "a silent witness to (Herald photo by Becker) we people who have recently "IV) the more reckless doves, vrtio say new official State song may not be the By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak peace in Indochina and through­ atrocity -which some critics have pro­ bought into Northfield Green out the world.” Drummer at SAM Rock Concert they just want to pull out, period, with­ M IA M I BEACH—Sen. George James O’Hara of Michigan, chance of accepting the second Cor.dominlums -will probably nounced it. Having attended one of these Rock drummer Jim Rozelle of “Midney” keeps the beat at Saturday’s free SUMMER CLEARANCE! McGovern’s forces used old- quickly advised her the plank spot on the ticket. out any conditions of any kind, the M c­ have to pay a fine on our town vigils in which a group of is rock concert held at Mt. Nebo by SAM (Summer Activities in Manchester). The ’This was subtly done, In an indirect politics muscle at last week’s had lost. She so announced the In each case the reason was taxes. ’This is due to the fact Govern statement sounded as if it was to 2S people join hands in a cir­ way which commercial television Is too Democratic -National Conven­ vote. concert, second of six planned this summer, drew about 2,500 people. different, but a common thread that they haven’-t bothered to cle, my commitment to work what they want. Ihey have been noting, crass to attempt. We were not bludgeon­ tion to crush a proposed radical A denuind for a roll call by ran throughout: ’The great record our deeds (which they cular Values ! J tax reform plank to the plat­ for a peaceful coexistence we can be sure, that the candidate said ed with argument In favor of the win­ Virginia delegate James Rosa- schism in the Democratic party have been sitting on for a e form that would have dried up among all peoples of the world 8 ner, which has been unenthusiastically pepe -was muffled when his might wreck their political ca­ month) therefore, we were not our soldiers and prisoners would be vdiat little money McGovern has > deepened. I feel this must Commuter Busing A irport received. If It may be said' to have been floor microphone -was mysteri­ reers if they went on the ticket. sent tax bills which are dud begin with a real end to the In­ -back home in America," a statement received at all. In fact, as we recall, the hopes to raise in the business ously cut off in mid-course. Nor Moreover, other handicaps August 1, and which we should community. dochina War, not merely a I which, for this moment at least, removes winner got no notice whatever. did hundreds of delegates hear surrounded other possible have received or. or before JxUy switch from one type of war to ’The plank, pushed by Sen. K ille r Miss Braithwalte’s call for choices leaked by McGovern 1. So far, the bills are only another. the possibility that our troops would Instead, we were treated to a certain Fred Harris of Oklahoma, em­ Appears a Success those wanting a roll call to and his aides. President Leo­ about two weeks late. Of course Sincerely, m erely be moved to 'Ilialland, as the uncertain rendition of stmgs which had bodied in extreme form the tax- stand. Even so, many thought nard Woodcock of the United we don’t rate an excuse, we Ellen E. Bmbardo 'First week totals tor the Man­ during last week. F*arldiig is Gets Life nit been entered in the competition, but candidate himself, in what he himself reform gospel McGovern has that the required 20 per cent did Auto Workers (UAW), whose will have to pay the penalty, chester - to - Hartford express free, via an agreement between were losers. Losers they certainly were, been preaching all year: Abo­ stand. But O’Hara said no, and name was floated by McGovern but what about them? Just an­ commuter bus show that an the transportation departihent (Continued from Page One) H later seemed to consider an unguarded and excruciating losers at that. ’They lition of absolutely all tax de­ himself, would have been “ A Wonderful Tesrt’ average of 107 returned on the and Charles Schnler, developer Miss Bralthwaite refused a roll other reason to vote them out al’s pistol to kill himself with If moment, had suggested earlier in the maxle the plodding winner look like Riva ductions and exemptions. call vote while McGovem-Wal- anathema to Rep. Roman Pucln- of office. To the Editor, buses each afternoon. of the shopping center. ’The Rldg^, as marvelous a feat of mag^c as What’s more. It had the back­ The week’s total of one-way transportation department also he made a full confesslim. week. lace tax reforms streamed in ski of Illinois. Republican Sen. Very truly yours, Since the Miss Omnecticut 1972 Is likely to produce. ing of not only the McGovem- Impotent fury. Charles H. Percy, Puclnskl’a Helen C. Mitchell passengers was 1,028, with 4W built a bus shelter for commut­ Zeevl testified that he later told While the doves may coo over what Ites but Gov. George Wallace’s Pageant Is only a short week ers waiting for buses. Some dour pe<^le predict that the Earlier, the convention man­ opponent in the Illinois Senate away I would like to take this taking the buses to Hartford, the young Japanese the agree­ they may interpret as their candidate’s delegates — the one issue that race, has been endorsed by and 636 making the return trip. ’The bus project got off to a State’s new anthem will never gain agement tried to prevent Harris opportunity to thank you and ment was dead because Oka- could unite the party’s poeite Woodcock’s UAW. Silent Peace Vigil The express bus project, plan­ go(xl start on its secmid week return to the cote, the hawks, and all popular acceptance and, Indeed, will sink from speaking for his plank on the m em ters of your staff for poles In a populistic coalition. Still another prospect on M c­ To the Editor, moto had not provided “ truth­ those Republican campaigners -who are back into the obliviem from which It has grounds he was neither a dele­ being so kind throughout my ned by the (Connecticut Dejxart- of operation, transportation of­ Clearly, the Harris plank had a Govern’s list, Sen. Walter F. ’There has been a recent trend ment of ’Transportati(Hi, started ficials said, with 127 people tak­ ful information.” going to specialize in trying to catch Mc- barely emerged. We,wonder. '“The Star- majority on the convention gate nor a member of the Plat­ year as Miss Connecticut. form Committee. But McGovern Mondale of Minnesota, would in the development of the war Mr. William Coe especially last Monday tor a 90-day experi­ ing the buses this morning. Okamoto’s attorney appointed L Spangled Banner” has been around since Gov-em in ignominious surrender poses, floor. surely have rejected a formal in Indochina from one of “ tradi­ the War of 1812, and for about that dedegate Wes Watkins, a fire­ deserves my thanks for his won­ ment. Buses leave Burr (Corners ’The Connecticut Co. nms the by the court. Max Kiitzman, That’s what worried the M c­ offer. His Intimates were cer­ tional” air and ground force buses under subsidies by the are also willing to take the McGovern length of tim e it has had more shot and brand liberal lawyer from derful support In m y quest for every 10 minutes from 7 to 9 repeatedly asked the court for Govern hlg^ command. Henry • tain he would not have ex­ warfare to one of a technologi­ shell hurled at It than Fort McHenry Greenville, Miss., threatened to the Miss Am erica crown. a.m., and return from down­ state. (IkxnnCto is guaranteed a sanity hearing tor his client, statement at face value. In order to aV Klmelman, facing problems changed easy re-election to the cal "antomated battlefield.” dally receipts of 3230, so the sustained during that rainy, fiery night make a convention speech de- The support g^ven to me by town Hartford every 10 minutes but Okamoto said he would not enough as McGovern’s chief Senate this year for an uphill President Nixon’s apparent tack it, they accept it as a reckless nouneng McGovern. Harris was your paper will forever remain between 4 and 6 p.m. One way buses must carry 230 passen­ in September 1814 when Francis Scott fund-raiser standing nearby how vice president xl campaign. troop withdrawal In recent agree to one, and the court re­ proclamation, of total wlthdra-wal in 90 permitted to deliver a popu­ in my scrapebook ps. I*erma press cotton poplin. Zip fronts, "Within 90 days of my inauguration I the completed flag when It went up over these contribute to the making FO R YO U R engraving tool, inventory forms and stickers jackets. Not all sizes and colors in each to 7. Choice of styles in sleeveless culotle dresses. Pretty prints, 4-12. handy pockets. Many prints. will have brought every American the fort. of hls total environment. ’The from either the State Police or our agency. style. excessive concentration on LA TE M ODEL soldier in Vietnam back home, trusting Ask us for details! Mm ’Hie Englishman is unimpressed by scientific achievement ^ilch Is the North Vietnamese to reward me by these statistics. Remember, he says. It characteristic of our time has CAR OR TRUCK was raining that night. ’This means that freeing the American prisoners.’’ gone far to rob us of the power Men’s Short Sleeve Men’s Lon^ Sleeve Misses’ Santials Totitller the flag. If It had been raised, became to control our environment for WeAboTrodePown ’That he did not choose to say. Swimwear sodden. And this, in turn, means that It the best ends. The warnings of Dress & Sport Shirts Arnel Knit Sliirts All this is not to say that Candi­ was not, it could not be, streaming, gal­ danger to the environment ut­ Suedes, crinkle vinyls. lantly or otherwise. What he seems not Premium Prices date McGovern, if elected, could not at­ tered by the ‘Doom Watchers’ Flats and heels, open toe to realize Is that Mrs. Pickersgill actual­ suggest that we now have to or back. tain his objective. He could and would ly supplied two flEigs, one of them a control science Itself. Where do for Low Mileage have the power to halt the bombing on storm flag. Key may have caught a we begin? Are laws enough? Is his Inaugural Day. ’That action might glimpse of that during the blazing bom­ manipulation enough? The true bardment, and then have seen the great starting point Is in a recovery "T a r l o w IlNSURANCE speedily lead to other developments. flag raised in triumph as, by the dawn’s of our three-fold environmental But that great big "and” In the accept- early light, the thwarted British fleet be­ perspectives and, above all. In Motor Scries AGENCY luice ^speech statement deserves more gan to slink away. a renwed awareness of our re­ sponsibility before God for co­ importance than it has been receiving. We doubt that, a century and a half operating with Him in a right Open 9 a.m.o9 p.m. from now, there will be tiny comparable He had to promise to bring home both ordering of Hls creation, re-af- scholarly controversy over Connecticut’s soldiers and prisoners because he knew firm lng that part of our total Sot. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. official State song. But If there is, some­ environment to which we are very well he dared not and would not one will undoubtedly be arguing that, in heirs througii the Spirit. choose, to bring* home the one without the the 1970’s, Connecticut must have been overgrown with com. — CATHOLIC other. Rev. Edward C. B. Sbewell TRANSCRIPT St. M ary’s Church PAGE ElGITf MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 17, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JULY 17, 1972 PAGE NINE Manchester Area Mayor Sees Hope R ec Lists Duplicate Bridge Insurance Agent To Lend More Volunteer for Camp Crash Involves Results Friday night to a dup­ With Manchester’s Comp Smith has announced $100 What’s New in‘New Politics’? Activities licate bridge game at the Ital­ Kennedy today entering the contribution 1 to the camp from ian-American Club are as fol­ second half of Its six-week ses­ W«al«]r W. Ycanc (Continued from Page One) Woodbrldge, sit in and cast her ate Majority Leader J. Eldward nomination, and his troops can Vernon Cruiser Manchester Telephone Em- VESINON — Wesley W. Young, votes as she saw fit as a Caldwell of Bridgeport, an al- concentrate on fighting R e-- For Sum m er lows: North-South, First, Steve sion, Camp Director Harry F. Service 75, of 442 Taylor St., husband “ Stolberg was a good sol- McQovem loyalist. teraate. publicans Instead of DemO' Vernon police are InveStlgat- For Added Funds Slltt and Mike Agronoff. Sec­ Smith has announced the ployes Community o f Mrs. Minnie Crocker Toung, dler," said on'b Impressed Another McQovemite from "I hope you don't think I had crate. Whether they can mollify ing an accident last night oti . ^ health or A schedule of some of the up­ ond, Joseph Toce and Louis Hal- Anti-Theft Etching Tool names of nine additional vollun> l^nd. !l received are died Saturday In Blast Hampton. member of the old guard. New Haven, Mrs. Lea Novlck, anything to do with thU stuff," the party regulars who were Windsor Ave. involving a V er Mayor John -mompson today coming surhmer activities of the pryn. Third, James Baker and tcer counselors, bringing to 82 Other donations from Mrs. Henry Mr. Toung was bom in presumably one of the new poll- said the Rev. Joseph Duffey of alienated by U»e pre-convention non police cruiser and another expressed cautious optimism » Manchester reoreaUon depart­ Thomas Hyde. A new ontl-crlme program identification by law enforce- so that any stolen property may Ih® number named to date. ®- bicycle and convenUon fights remains car. - — • ------provided by the town. Also, East-West, Tied for 177 Shallow Brook Mobile, Ala., and had lived in Ba^leri, u ^ U ^ to ^ on was seen to use one of Hartford to a reporter after- mm vuiivvnuwi imm» iam m i» car. about additional money wmcn - rcntlnued “Wo do ment has been released by Mel has been launched in the Man­ ment agencies. i I'v U’entlfled by the The nine are: Paul Smith, Brooks of first, Ed Conway, Mrs. W. L. books from Vernon for 16 years. He was record on sofne of the issues the oldest bosslsm tactics in the ward. Duffey, the unsuccessful to be seen. Police said the cruiser, driven Avnllable for the this time however Slebold, recreation director. Acccrdlng to Ed Clarke of the police, and recovered goods Francis Scarpone, Deborah Lane; children’s raised during the long nights of book—trying to pack the Con- Democratic candidate for U.S. But the Job must be done if by Officer Daniel Owuvuuli Stelfanlk waswns — * hot know . , ^^11 , Holland and Robert Hughes, chester area by a local inde­ Parllman of 180 Scott imployed at Pratt and Whitney On Wednesday from 11 a.m. to local agency, many cities have may be returned to the White, Pam Malloy, Connie Bradley Mrs. D. Raymond. Third, Wil­ pendent insurance agency. and assorted Latvian Division of United Aim“ri"t "edenUals and nectlcut delegation with ringers S t a t o r in lOTO, ^ ** “ave a chance traveling west ^ W ^ r Ave. 1972-73 town budget He a lso^ ^ ^ ‘‘“IvailaZo to m ^ r T e o d s . noon, Mrs. Sandl Wilson will had excentionalexceptipnal success with rightful owner. Police depart- Johnson, Denise White, Ray- P '’" ^ ^ , liam Edwards and Bob Taylor. Con) Bast Hartford before he committee reports—or from elsewhere. 11118 occurred McGovern's floor m ana^r dur- of carrying Connecticut and ^ th the red light flashing. Ac* the Board of Muoation offer the second of a sbe-week Under the program, the the program.** In Monterey Park, ments often auction off large mond Hampton and Lee Susag, breads and goodies from Mrs. In 1(M9 wa a Maw P«>’haps having Something bet* during the platform fight and Ing the platform donnybrook numbers of recovered Items be- from Manchester: and Diana Vilura Kupris of Williams Rd., reiireu m isnx. n c was a i.ttrjr ki« ,i„„ __i„» ki. t._ u_ ,1.. Tv*^. Hutohi^‘of%» Uiat It. recent requeri for ^dl- out' audltcT^^p^'e. Wa class In tube painting. The art ^®„ oarke insurance Agency. Inc. Calif, he said, "since 1965, only ter to do with his time—^let his outraged delegate Juntln Ostro Now the national convention so will require a soft voice in- cause they are unable to locate Chick, from Bolton. Bolton, veteran of World War I. by Scott Hutchlra of 629 Q iM tlonal money would be given review of town accounts. We do of blendlng■ will bo the last day to Join. The common targets for thieves and riod among the 7,000 homes not City open pairs game, and on days to reserve a convenient ceive hers and, consequently, a charcoal briquet to It to ab- Moss Point, Miss.; a grand­ Survivors, besides his wife, der. The cruiser left the jg knovm. x o the Boerd of Education, next four classes will be on compiling an Inventory of such participating. Dr. Schardt Fully Convinced July 28, a sectional-rated na­ „ , J ^ , time for the electric engraver was not In the picture taken of sorb odors and to keep them child and a g;reat-grandchlld. are two sons, Roland Ekstrom and struck a gas pump at the Governor Thomas Mesklll re- xhompson suggested, “ I would antiquing, decoupago, painting possessions. and Donald Ekstrom, both of tional charity game. The system deters burglars borrowed. the award winners. from permeating other foods. Funeral services will be to­ Amco service statton. No in- ggntiy announced that he is re- ^gj^ y,g^ certain educational on velvet and Q-Tlp painting. Operation Identification, because "fences" who deal to St. John, N.B.; a daughter, Mrs. Gets Doctorate morrow at 11 a.m. at Rose Hill Juries were reported but b ^ leasing ADM (Average Dally programs, which must be jrfan- On Tuesday, July 26th from which is now under way In stolen goods are reluctant to Kenneth Ritchie d Vernon; and Results Friday night to an Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., cars had to be towed from the Membership) grants and flat j^gj pgw, and before our fl- 1:80 to 2:30 p.m., Mrs. Gert- areas of 37 states. Is being pro- buy Items marked with trace- two sisters, Mrs. Gregory Sey­ Mario V. Flondella of Hamp­ Andover Bridge Club game at Rocky Hill. Burial will be in McGovern Heads for Victory scene. The Rockville Fire De- grants to cities and towns, review is completed, mdo DeBlais will visit the reg­ moted to Connecticut by the able identification. The pres- more and Mrs. Nita Rogers, partment answered a call to (unjg authorised by the 1971 which effect students dlrect- ton, acting co-dean of faculty ^^*® Andover Congregational Rose Hill Memorial Park, ular macrame class conducted and director of the Manchester Church are as follows: First, State Police and by the more ence of the driver’s license both of St. John. (Oontinued from Page One) run smd they had no great en- present situation to the Oold- wash down toegasol toe. (Jeneral Assembly, but frosen reconsidered. I refer to Rocky Hill. un and they had no great en- present situation to the Qold- by Bea Sheftel to demonstrate Community College division of Jon Sundstrom and Samuel than 300 independent agencies number (telephone number ds The funeral and burial will be thuslasm for McGtovern " water debacle to 1984, Dr. Craig Melendy, 21, U 101 py executive order last year programs as the dental hy- Friends may call at the fun­ huslasm for McGovern." water debacle to 1984, Dr. how to make crochet and bead ___mathematics,______sciences anand Stein. Second, Clem Hitchcock of the Hartford Insurance used by non-drivers) gives the to^ St. John, ^ N.B., where the them ^to '°come " '® around and baok „ ^.^^g schardt repUes, “ There's no South St., was arr««ed la « ^t their 1970 level. glenlst, high school extra BEA eral home tonight from 7 to 9. He adds, “ They will come Schardt repUes, “ There's no ne^lacea Anyone wishing to hraUh'seJ^Tces crreera'^recriv"! and Wllmer Curtiss. Third, Group. Owners of homeowners police a basis for immediate ar- Brenan and S Baa- delegates representing labor. Ing to turn the clocks back. Me- of peace to connection ‘ with a ' of $205,355 to unanticipated...... rev- programs." hook size 3 to 7, 8 mm beEids, rfecelve a 10 per cent reduction The agency will loan the elec­ Fred B. Farrell ------police re- gnue for Manchester,to addition ^ Her this month to commence­ mon. 60CIIUTIVE Frad B. Farrell. 84. of Phelps. E l i h l ^ A v r '^ k r i U ^ 'w ^ voting for Me- They have nowhere else to go. J® ^ ^rlt^g^rd « Tw/MO^to u'J^&TrT 'n«»nP«>n bead spaces, and elastic metal­ ment exercises at Laurence ta premiums by participating. trie engraving tools necessary NmtlenaUy ^ een d ittd lic crochet thread. University, Sarasota, Fla. Results in a duplicate bridge Citizens taking part are is- for m a rk i^ the valuables to N.T., father of James F. ^r- eZ^e of local arrangements. ‘1^sa“^sHe says ^?resC.e“ the reapMue - of the « k i . ta ousmess L enue f ^elved^TMar receiveu ui other places to rell of 96 Dartmouth Rd., died Humphrey people. They were they will work for McGovern Other open enrollment class­ His dissertation was titled game last Wednesday at the sued stickers for their homes homeownere and apartment NOW...TWO delegates the last night to Me- He was released on his promise p»e Board of ^ [},g,r ^ d g et to cut back at thU and apartments which state dwellers free of charge. Par- ^turday at his home. Alfred 8. Beauregard Sr. disappointed Humphrey didn't To those who compare the es, are available , to oil painting, "The Impact of the Audio-Visu­ Community Y are as follows: Govern, to vice presidential to appear. submitted a request for $305JX)0 when the money plc- modem dance, French circle, He is also survived by his CXIVENTRT — Alfred S. al-Tutorial Experience on Stu- Tied for first, Mrs. Harry Od- value on the ticipants are asked to complete Convenient Locations candldate Torn Eagleton, and to James Van Ouderhove. 19, of ad^Uonal funds for lU 197^ becomes a little clearer ladles crafts drop to, teen nee­ dents Enrolled to MathemaUcs Mrs. James McLaughlin P'~®ml8e8 are marked for easy an Inventory of marked Items wife, 2 other stms, 3 daughters, Beauregard Sr.. 68, of Hem- Massachusetts Sen. Edward 92 Windsor Ave., was also ar- ■?» ^ ^ and 25 grandchildren. lock Point, died yesterday at dlework, and pastel. Courses with Implications for and Mrs, Samuel F'lerson, Mrs. HARTFORD MANCHESTER Planes, Ships Police Report Kennedy “ were truly heart- rested last night and charged everyone else." The funeral will be tomor- Windham Community Memori- In special children’s activities Transfer and Career Curric- Arthur Pyka. Third, Mrs. Mark „ k » II o*. "farming and enthusiastic, and with disorderly conduct and ^ EducaUon s request ^g opUmlstlc that the West Side Library and the ula." 632 Asylum Ava. 808 Moin St. row with a Mass at 10 a.m. at al Hospital, Wllllmantic. He was Manchester police arrests y,g enthusiasm will continue threatening following invest!- "f*** given fair consideration, imlne to be a substanlal Kovacs and Mrs. David Mottle. St. Francis Church, Phelps, the husband of Mrs. Florence In Attack made over the weekend Includ- election dav " l o u o i ^ mveau stressed that the recenOy ‘ here s going to be a w D s i^ a i recreation department are offer- Dr. Flondella, former chair­ Fourth, Mrs. Charles Wilkins MID-SUMMER ' SPECIAL Phma 525-9121 rignt up to election aay. gatlon of a complaint from a Rt. J™ „,m iiia but we're (the town ing a puppet making workshop man of the mathematics depart- and Mrs. Alan Frehelt. N.Y. Burial will be to St. Co- Peterson Beauregard, (Continued from Page One) ed: And, he says he was greatly bustoess establishmont. He released state funds ara 15 DAYS ONLY Fridaya at 1 p.m. at the West ment, la responsible for aca- lumba's Cemetery, Caledonia, Mr. Beauregard was born to southwrard, presumably to Join ^ * ^ T v e S t * t a ” 'ul^ of” a p a r k e d for any specific pur- ^“ta < ^ ‘ tor ' “w r ^ The CREATIVE SCHOOL N.Y. until we Slde Recreation Building, with demlc planning and developing The South Windsor ^ Bridge' All New Driveways East Boston. Mass., and had two badly battered divisions, Hebron, charged Saturday after- Riblcoff, who made the nomi- qoo borri and was to bo pre- P°®®' Thompson said. — — been employed at the American the 304th and the 308th, to faUure to drive a rea- nattog spieech for McGovern * i-' n reu k Court Man- Thompson noted t h « he re- Improvlsatlonal performances MOC programs of study to phy- Club will sponsor a duplicate Mrs. Herbert W. Lyon TTiread Oo.. WllUmanUc, for 40 Quang Tri province. sonable distance apart, to con- ^nd who was chairman of the ’ cenUy met with three Manches- by the children to the West Side slcal sciences, life sciences. bridge game tomorrow at 7:30 W ill Be Sealed Free of HAIRDRESSING 7 Llbrary at 2 p.m. mathematics, and health serv­ p.m. at tlie Wapplng Commu­ Mrs. Dorothy Lyon, 66. of years. He was a member of the , Dong Hoi is 46 miles north of “ ecUrni with an accident on ConnecUcut delegation. "He ’ cw, •eglslators. State Sen. David Get Our Estimate Today! — Call Anytime Now Registering For Closs Rutland, Vt., sister of Mrs. Wll- First United Methodist Church the DMZ. Quang Tri City is 20 Broad St. involving his car and ygry f^lr. He didn't try to Bobert Moran, 26, of C a ip ^ Odegard and State Reps. Char- For further Information on ices. nity Hall. Play is open to the SEPT. 5lh public. 649-5233 Ham Anderson of Manchester, of Wllllmantic and vice presi- miles south of the frontier. driven by Richard J. Bol- pressure anyone. In fact, he c ta r g ^ igg Bogglnl and Francis Ma- these and other prog^rams, con­ He joined the MOC faculty in CALL e r W RITE For Free Brochure • VA Approved • Coed • Free Platement died last night at the Rutland dent of iU board of trustees. He More than 80 giant Stratofort- Coventry, and leaned over backward, trying to y««terday with criminal mis- honey, and three agreed that FUEL OIL tact Bea Sheftel at 643-6795. 1965 from the University of Con­ Hospital. She was the wife of cdso served as church sexton resses struck to the North. Bennls W. Finnegan of 27 Wal- be fair." <^ef, th i^ degrae and dlsor- the money was not for any A i f n U paid In 8 day* necticut, where he taugnt math­ Your Best Real Estate 0 A H PAVINO C0„ ING. . . . GERVACIO rstommends CREATIVE . . . JOHN lEPITO wants our gradualat af ematics four years. FYom Herbert W. Lyon. and was a former councilor of West, South and Southwest of „ . __ ‘*®*'*y conduct. He was released particular purpose. I f 9 nwn date of Buys Are In The WEST STREET BOLTON SALON WEST. , . ditto SHIRLEY ANDERSON, Village Lantom, Manchesfar. She is also survived by a its Methodist Youth Fellowship. Quang Tri city, dropping about Clara J. Rand, 78, of State ^ "on-surety bond for ..i„in ahort."short,' ThThompson said, dellvwy Praise Goes 1958 to 1961, he taught mathe­ appearance ta Circuit Court 12. ‘the simple purpose of this matics at the University of New Herald Classified Ads. daughter. He also served as scoutmaster 2,500 tons of bombs on North Charter Oak St., charged Sat­ (tl-Hr. Notkse for urday afternoon with improper . ^ dee^e ftw Charles A. Moxzer, 25 of 201 legislation is to offer relief to Mexico to Albuquerque and the The Tossing Funeral Home, 39 and advisor of Boy Scout Tixx^ Vietnamese positions. DellveiT) Washington St., Rutland, Vt., is 32 for several years. ______.passing „ on Mato St. following „ memseives themselves " ** Terrace ^ Dr., RockviHe, ^ w ar-j- ^ the already overburdened prop- ToLibrary Los Alamos Laboratories Grad­ uate Center. to charge of arrangements. Survivors, besides his wife, . j an accident involving her car Schardt predicts McGov- ' ^ * 1 . °*"®*'- '^“® *"°"®’' 1®! 34-Hr. Burner Bervloe which are incomplete. are a son. Alfred 8 . Beauregard AJlQTlI; J[ OM U Raymond ^^ng about a great evading re- earmarked for any special Dr. Flondella was a mathe­ The family suggests that any of Coventry;iry; a uaugnver,daughter. "•A- Maxzone mof 250 Union umuii 01 St.. miHwirinB- of vounf Democrats sponslbillty. * - Police —— said — — the jmuuo public ociviku. service. It goes direct- Coepr aflvB OH Co. For Reports matician to the theory and anal­ ysis section, missile firing memorlal cintribiitlons may b i Mrs. Americo (Judith) Cblaluca Guest steryteUers wUl be fea. James B. Boyle, 28, o f -145 , . t ®“a^® ” ‘ “ *® connecUon ly to the town's General Fund, 818 Broad Bt., Ufanelieoter made to the American O ^ e r Providence, R. I.; two sis- tured to this week's story hours Terrace Dr.. Rockville, charged Jrtu * unite * ^ e **“ sWidng of two p a rk ^ « may be used to meet needs Mary Cheney Library annual laboratories of the U.S. Army cars on Terrace Dr., on July in police service, public works, PHONE 843-1888 reports of the last two years Ballistic Missile Agency in Cape Soclety. ters, Mrs. Burt E. Thomp- for children four years old and Sunday morning with failure to ^jm y fractions ' son Jr. of Coventry and Mrs. up ta the Mary Cheney Library drive ta the proper lane, to con- ^ 14. Moszer was released on his received additional exposure at Canaveral. Fla. and with the To Pat Schardt, who accom- promise to appear to court, this year’s Special Libraries U.S. Navy in Lakehurst, N. J., George F. Bantly Roger A. Gamache of WlUlman- Junior Room. Tomorrow mom- nection with an accident on Un- Uc; and two granddaughters. tog from 10:30 to 11:16, Mrs. ion St. involving his car and Panled h e r husband to the toe a U of those charged are Association national convention where ho tested marine aircraft Private funeral services for Funeral services will be Frederick Flynn of 528 Wood- a parked car owned by Philip Democratic convention, " n scheduled to a^^ieer in Circuit In Boston, Mass. catapult systems for use in Conn. Fabric •f*^® ^®*“ ®*^ Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the bridge St. will be the guest, and Custer of 38 Union St. ^ e i^ r l- court 12. RookvUle, August 1. Mrs. Betty B. Bateman, IBM Vietnam. He also taught mathe- w* United Methodist Church, a short film will be shown. The Brian P. Cordera, 18 ,of 617 ®"®®‘ graat. Such COVENTRY laboratory libraries manager matlcs for three years in the Manchester Memorial" Hospital, " wmimantic. Burial will be to guest Wednesday afternoon Vemon St., charged Sunday beautiful people so h a n d s^ e, Stephen R. Platek, 18, of Rt. Choicest Meats In Town! to iPoughkeepsle, N.Y., used New Haven public school sys- were held today ^ the F- the New WUlimantic Cemetery, from 2:30 to 3:15 wUl be Mrs. night with 'reckless driving on “ ““ *®- '^® y **A, Coventry, was charged slides ot the reports to illus­ tern. ^®m®y :F\mer^ Horn®, 219 W. prlends may call at the Pot- Judith LaVolgne, director of N. School St. PoUce said his constituents back home with faUure to drive proper trate some of her points to an A native ot New Haven, Dr. Center St. Burial was to East pu„eral Home 466 Jackson the Manchester Singer Learn- car left the load and hit a fence wanted a change and that they lane to connection with the ta- address on “ The Importance of Flondella was educated to the Annual Reports” as part of an Cemetery. St., WUlmantlc,VWimantlc, tomorrow from ------poet and sign. f®lt strongly fOT McGovern.'' vestigaUon ot a one;car accl- TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAU schools there and received his Supply Co. educaUon seminar on library Survlvors include a brother. 2 „ to 4 and 7 to 9 ___p.m. w-» a . t She says. "W e've seen the dent on Rt. 44A, last night. BS and MS to mathematics and Walter J. Bantly, and a sister, administration. The family suggests that any Boys Arrested Avrohm Melnick, 24 of Sims- coming of the new world. And, Police said Platek's car was 3 Lbs. or More physics from the University of Mrs. Wilbert Johnson, both of ^^^^rtal contributions may be bury charged with failure to *"® ^®*^ people who traveling east when it veered ’ Advising her audience to em­ Florida to Gainesville. Main Street, Hebron, Conn. 06428, 228-3804 GROUND BEEF K). esc In Bomb Hoax obey traffic control signal at B ^ “ happen." off the road and struck a utiUty I ploy simplicity, frankness, and He Is a member of Kappa J l®''Vk ntade to the First United jieth- om itt^ to the obituary to Sat- ^ wuiimanUc. honesty to Its compilation of re­ SAPPORO. Japan (AP) — Center artd Main St. ______P°i® shearing It off at the base. { 1 L b . Mu Epsilon and Phi Mu Epsilon, Open Monday thru Saturday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Closed Sunday urday 8 Herald. _____ Police arrested two 14-year-old David J. LaiForge, 19, ot 29 W. James P. O'MaSley, S3, of 811- , ports, at the same time avoid­ national honorary mathematics ing being dull, Mrs. Bateman Mrs. Bose M. Beebe boys after tracing their ninth Gardner St., charged Saturday Tpke. and E. Center St. < GROUND BEff 75eS societies; Kappa Delta PI, na­ Mrs. Pauline C. Motfieaon urged them to use creaUvlty Mrs. Rose M. Beebe, 79, phone call threatening to blow night with reckless driving. Most are scheduled to appear evading responslbiUty to tional honorary education so­ accident wherever they can find It. How­ ciety; American Association of ROCKVILLE — Mrs. PaulinePautaie formerlylorm eny 01 of aoamsAdams ai.St. anaand up a jeiJet ^ aininer rlto e r umessunless theyiney passing into a no passing zone, in court July " ’ “31' some------are - connection with an that happened Friday. Police ever, she added, the library It- University Professors; and vice INCREDIBLE FABRIC SALE! ^ le y *totteson. 86 GraM widow of Henry E. Beebe, died wehs paid 10 million yen. and failure to obey officer, on schedule for July’24. Valley, Oaiif., formerly of Rock- Isist nigitt at Manchester Me- The boys said Sunday they Hartford Rd „ , „ said O’Malley turned himself HI6HUND PARK MARKET I self Is Mten to Uie best president of A. C. Fonda Enter « r. Wk.i II O, ff*"i “''®'‘ ^® in at the poUce station, yesten to produce a competent, truth­ prises of Connecticut. Earlier Wile, died F^day in a G l ^ m ^ k„ „ k “ *® »32,- Robert C. Whltesell, 25, o of. » 91a weesenu weekend ..u;iuuco: included: . „ - CMaltev------are 317 Highland St., Manchester—^Phone 646-4277 S * Thousands of yards to choose from - ful report. this year, he was named an out­ P'“ ®* Bretton -Rd., charged Saturday -T w o tennis nets at Manches- “ Witness these produced by standing; educator of America u ^ the widow of Walter Matte- M 1893 to New B i ^ n and and got the bomb threat idea co m in g with faltore to obey ter High School cut. X r X ^ r a S ^ ? John F. Jackson, Manchester Full Bolts and Remnants khd lived to Hartford before from television Droexams. the »—..i____ - 1 _i 1 .n kw-k,,,. o. Court 12, Manchester, Aug. 7. among college faculty members. „ ______, “''®f ‘®>®'^"> programs, the traffic control signal on E. WQd- —^Windows broken at Robert­ (Conn.) Public Library and his Mrs Matteson was bom in coming to Manchester eight police reported. die Tpke. son School. staff," she said. "For 1969-70, Somers and lived to Rockville years ago. The boys threatened to have ^6^ jj * Famous Name Mills - Special Purchase until her marriage in 1927 when Survivors are a daughter, 19, of Hartford, —Gardens damaged at homes Tarot cards supplied the In­ „an , accomplice__ blow up , a charged Saturday morning with on Benton St. and E. Center St. spiration. For 1970-71, the cur­ she moved to California. She Mrs. Dorothy Morovonich of ^ t a g 727 then en route from A bout Town and Clearance formerly taught at the Maple Manchester; two sisters, Mrs. —^Light fixture broken at Kee­ rent social climate (Posters of % T conveyance tax gtf.OO. Margarine CO(C Cat Food can ___ __ Joseph O. and Oinette B. Oir- //////////////J/////////////////m m //// U aidln to Tlmottiy J. Jr. and 1 lb pkg Meal Time Cat Food tSn 28c lOchele M. Murphy, property Grade *A’ Quartei^ Grade ‘A’ Quartered at 2 Ridgewood St., conveyance tax 096.40. Burnett Mrs. Filbert’s H e ra ld 5hoto by Bcvlna) Rosario B. and Delores A. CHICKEN CHICKEN Oarpino to Paul P. PeUerin, Vanilla Extract ' Soft Corn Oil Police Auction Attracts 200 property at 18 BUyeu Rd., con- - bon jess Margarine _ - veyance tax I2S.10. IU 2oz Saturday’s public auction of unclaimed merchandise such as the one being held up by police mechanic IFedend Thx lie n HAMS bottle 1 lb pkg J 1 ^ recovered by ])olice drew more than 200 people to Bob Bagge, Maurice Pass, town director of general BREASTS UB. Oovemmant against iRob- EITHER HALF HAM STEAKS WHOLE the Manchester police station, and the auction re­ services, seiwed as auctioneer. Bids ranged from LEGS ert J. T t o y of 88 Ashworih Bt., OR J ceipts totaled $060.70. Most of the items on the 10 cents for a bicycle part, to $80 for a bicycle built wIHi W ing with lo c k $1,000.80. Jodgment Uen ROASTS Confidets Hudson auction block were bicycles, some missing parts for two, to $675 for a Triumph motorcycle. (CENTER SLICES) Waxman Medical Laboratory Regular Family White Napkins 3 7 c against David and Jewel Assorted Napkins “ng 2 for 3 1C Means, 827. proparty at iSS He- 2,cj,n, g j _ C South W indsor Y ouths lalne Rd. Assorted Poly Napkins 37c Marriage Lloenae* 9 9 ^ Air Conditioned ..Raymond Walter McKay of 49! 39 81 RusseU St. and Julia Mer­ Awarded Gold Frisbee RATH'S Kleenex SWIFT'S PREMIUM cedes Ramoa of Hartford, July Kitty U Some 300 South Windsor Cancel* Society in the name of 20, South United Metfaodtst OVfH RiADY (FROZEN) NiW ZiALAND Salmon Cat Food Facial Tissue youths claimed the national re­ South Windsor National Cham­ Church. FRESH CHICKEN PARTS cord title for marathon Frisbee BnlldliV iPermttB WHOLE pion Frisbee Marathon event. COVENTRY Tinri oonstruotlon Co. for Dr. White T T disc tossing Sunday morning at 'The Wham-O Co., manufac­ Daisy Butts 8GPb Skinless Franks G 9i WITHWIMS OR HALF can JL w 200 count pkg J J C . t:08 a.m. after completing 265 Robert Stoker, alterations to turers of the Frisbee discs will commercial building at 870 Oak­ hours and 8 minutes of scaling, present the group with a gold IE6 OF IAMB flinging, throwing, catching and Frisbee and will record their land St., 00,000. SUPER.RICHT.a u MEAT Professional RemodeUng Con­ BREAST QUARTERS picking up the round discs. Modess record time in the annals of sultants for Salvatore Romano, Kotex The previous marathon record Frisbee tossing records. YARN SHOP alterations to two family house Regular Sanitary Napkins pig 91c Regular stood at 240 hours and 23 One member ol the champion V. E WtLCOMf L minutes and was held by a chuckers, Michael Freedman at 01 Faster St., 11,000. "Deluxe" Belt pkgotij|,|9 ROUTE 31 — EXT. 275 — COVENTRY, CONN. — 742-6M9 iOOD stamp Annum Construction Oorp. tor OR 12 count jA/ c fratemity in California State said he doesn’t think anyone SNNIESS FRANKS Regular Sanitary TainponSpkV43c pkg DCK Corp., repair fire damage WITN PARTS OF RACK College in Los Angeles. will attempt to beat South Wind­ Open Mon., Tues., Frl., Sat. 9 to 5 — Wed., Thiirs. 9-9 customers RREADED, PEPPERED, CUBED Donations to the Cancer So­ AND ARE PROUD in basement, first end second sor’s record but, if someone floors at 29 Haynes St., 010,000. ciety funds were being collected does, ’ ’South Windsor will try TO RE T. A. LeChap^e, above-grade by the youths during the tourna­ again.” he said. LEG QUARTERS Nabisco Squibb Your Discount Shop, Now Featuring authorized pool at 76 Agnes Dr., 0890. ment with parents sponsoring The only bad feature ex­ REDEMPTION PhilUps ConstrucUcm Co. of the young men by the hours of pressed by the youths taking VEALPATTIU Graham Crackers Mineral Oil STORES Bertln for Antlumy Berube, two- participation of each and inter­ part in the tournament was that TIOGA BULKY ALPENNA car garage at 04 High St., $2,- A&P POTATO MACARONI, COU SLAW ested persons contributed to the after a while "everything is pint 000. YOUR CHOICE! 4 3 c bottle / ^ cause. This week the town’s round” . Bill Brown said he sees Assorted Wool Remnants with Some Yam to Match. Delbeit 'Reynolds, tool shed at police department will be ac­ flying saucers in his dreams 88 ffuaker Rd., 0200. cepting donations for the fund while Mike Kalat said all he Many Seconds and Odd Lots which will be presented to the sees is "round pizzas.” 3 9 \ FRESH SAIAPS Three-Day Fest Sunshine Cary’s “t t r " 73c Butter Flavor _ Happy Jack -.f. Wrong Number Syrup Pancake, 36oz btl '9 C Aids Charities Cookies _ Costs Democrats A Bavarian Beer Fest, spon­ _ , Lo'Cal Syrup 8 OZ pkg Garys i 2 ozbti o/c BOISE. Idaho (AP) — The sored by the Brltlah-American national Democratic party mhy KITCHEN Club and the Manchester and have lost some money while the Bast Hartford Lions aubs, wiU George Wennstroms were los­ be held at the Manchester Sh<^ Three Diamonds ing some sleep the riight of July REMODELING SALE ping Parkade July 27 and 28 8. from 8 to 10 p.m. and July 9 That was the night the party from 11 a-m. to 10 p.m. televised a fund-raising mara­ Music will be iHxyvlded by the thon with contributors tele­ Hartford Ba'varians and the Mil- ton Flyn Orchestra. phoning campaign contributions Proceeds from the event will from all over the country. be used for Manchester and But the regional fund-raising Bast Hartford chariUea. Three Diamonds telephone number in Seattle 1 3 9 5 . 0 0 In the past, the clubs have was identical to the W'ennst- • M il DIAMO.VCJ Solid Light Tuna INCLUDES: 20 ft. OAK CABINETS • FULL FORMICA BACK SPLASH contributed to crtlege scholar­ rom’s Boise number and the ships for Bast Hartford and area codes were similar. 7oz /I • FORMICA COUNTER • ALL FORMICA WORK DONE ON JOB • Manchester students, and to the can Seattle’s is 206 and Boise’s is STAINLESS STEEL SI^JK (Single Bowl) • DELTA FAUCET with Spray Bye Research Center, Yale 208. • VALANCE • DUCTLESS HOOD • 2 OUTLETS • 1 SINK LIGHT Medical Center, Wadsworth Throughout the night, the VALUES GALORE Tactile Gallery for the Blind, Wennstroms got a string of • 1 SWITCH Oak Hm School for the BMnd; Schuler’s ' calls offering money to the Luts Junior Museum, and the Democrats. Community Room of Raymond Potato Chips Potato Frills “ I didn’t realize how serious Introductory Offer library In Bast Hartford. it was at first,” W’ennstrom 7 6 0 Z O Q C 120Z says, "and when I did my con­ pkg pkg science wouldn’t let me leave M ore CanadteanB W o rk the receiver off the hook. OTTAWA—Compared with a year ago, the Canadian labor "But we did cuss and moan a Completely ______ng Fried Rice MIX e'/rozpkg 41c little” through a mostly sleep­ ‘WOW Canned Soda force was up 822,000 (8.0) per Coronet Horal Print Toilet Tissue 375 count rolls 4 pack pkg 45c less night, he said. cent) In March; employment Coronet Floral Print Napkins 60 count pkg He finally called the Seattle Assorted Delicious Flavors was up 880,000 (4.8 per cent) Cutcher Medium Regular Shrimp 4 ‘/rcan number, not to complain, but Installed and unemployment was down- Dutch Maid Mr. Wafer Chocolate Cookies lib pkg 5 ^ slightly. . Eco Recycled White Bathroom Tissue Twin P sc k roiis ot soo 2 piys 27c to, "tell someone the Demo­ Eco Recycled White Towels 150 count pkgs 2 tor 69c crats are losing thousands of Fillipo Berio Olive Oil 32ozcan$. 1.46 gallon can $4.96 dollars.” Gravymaster for Making Gravy 2 oz bottle 29c Ftunt Club Burgerbits , 5 lb pkg 83c 12 oz. 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' / :■ • . ' ^ PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY h7, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., . MONDAY, JULY 17,' 1972 J.. PAGE THIRTEEN BUGS B U N N Y OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB South Windsor YOU COULD NOT WAIT, BUSS, I WANfT TO see vou THIS IS AN WHAT HAPPENED? WE'RE OUT O ' PRINKIN' Aniwtr A Frt*loui F«iilt Blast Damages SO WE OPENED THE DOORS OF OUR EMERGENCY!, r NEVER TWDUSWT Public Hearing Slated ^ABCXJT THIS RATZENFRATZ, IS THE PLACE CUPS PER TH' WATER awfully PAPER CLIP ORPSRi ON P1RE7 Pit? I COOLER! II? SEE YCU TWC WELL.HARVE'l' IVE Virtues NEW CARPET CENTER HEADINfi FiDR THE BEEN URGING 6000 OF YOU THE COMPUTER FEED OUR, SORRY, BOSS, BREAK POWN? AIRPORT.'BUTTHEV^FY MARTHA TO TRAVEL On CDAP Suggestions THURS., JULY 13. 1972. I CAN'T TALK THINSS ARE CHANGING,, FOR YEARS-' BUT, ' rets, AGNES! ACROSS Americana x 'l L s e n p Some 150 recommendation* gran^ coordinator. Fitts, now Montreal Forum T O Y O U n o w : W E’L L SEE ICE ' WITH EVERYONE , 58 N arrow roada WE AAE NOT QUITE BEADY, AWA/SHE FINALLV YOU A 1 Second 59 Prlmatea made by 12 study committees a town councilman, noted that CREAM STANDS theological (Oofitiniied from Page One) along Interstate 206, and four SO P L E A S £ e x c u s e O U B A P P E iABANOE l e t m e t a l k PICTURE from October 1671 to June O N TRE virtue for South Windsor’s Community .^ ,T A , HER INTO CARD OF DOWN 1972, nothing new had been done deaths, Including one stabbing, scHMooat' MOW! 5 First the Metropolitan Sports Center IT! b o s t o n ! 1 Dcvaitation Development Action Plan in the CD AP program and he irf the crowd of 300,000. theological in Bloomington, Minn., June 18, 2 Apparent (C3DAP) will be aired tomorrow now feels the report Is “terribly The chaotic scene at Alta- PRE-OPENING SPECIALS \Du iWwtNr virtue several hundred gate-crashers ee£N 10 Primitive -3 Writes at 8 p.m. In the South Windsor out of date." He added that mont was recorded partly in CLIPPCD 4 Perfumes caused $1,000 to $1,600 damage SPECIAI. n dwellings H igh. School library. three of the original nine coun­ the film, "G im m e Shelter,” 11 Interlope 5 O f money to the facility. Eight persons which was used as evidence in 7-/7 matters o f Tokyo river The ODAP report is the cul cil members who were the ad 10a% N YLO N 14 Baking 39 Passes on were arrested and several po­ 6 Brazilian 22 Having minatlon of two years of study mlnUtrators of the CDAP pro- the murder trial of a Hell's An­ WSST compartments licemen were injured. tapir auricles 41 Forcefully gel motorcycle gang member 15 Female (poet.) and planning by more than 125 gram are currently on the coun- KITOHEN CARPET B eg $6 65$3.95 7 Newspaper 24 Tow n louth South Windsor—^ residents who « ,< < . - _ The current Stones’ concert who was accused of the stab­ saint (ab.) of London 43 Ehtpiate cll and this has caused difficul­ MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARt) 16 Insane paragraphs tour covers 80 cities. In marks bing. He was acqulted. Hell’s 25 L ive ly frolic 44 Office items werp members of the research­ ty in imderstanding the inten­ 17 Code inventor 8 Transpose the first time they have visited Angels were acting as security 100% N YLO N u iiiH m in m i THE COFFEE IS AS FRANK— YOU STARTED I THINK WE'D (ab) 26 B oy’i name 45 Raw metals ing committees. tion and ideas of the 126 town 18 Machine part the United States in 2>^ years. guards at Altamont. I USED TO COME SOOD AS IT ALWAYS TO SAY SOMETHING.' , BETTER GO NOW/ 9 Base of all 28 Born 46300 (Rom an) TTie town hired Charles BsJe- residents in each of the 12 areas I'VE NEVER EATEN HERE. HERE OFTEN.../WANY WAS, 19 Artificial 29 Bitter vetch 47 College cheer An appearance at the Alta- The Stones returned to San PLUSH CARPET Beg $» 66sa $4.50 language virtues zun as a study coodlnator after studies. I THIS PL/\CE IS VERY NICE*. 4 3 / 10 Tuft (hot.) 30 Legal precept 49 Poker stake mont Speedway 36 miles east of Francisco In early June. There 20 Play division It was notified that $56,000 was These Include education, re­ 31 Herb eve 51 Snare 21 Educational 12 Family mem­ San Francisco on Dec. 6, 1969, were no Incidents and the 100% N YLO N 32 Private 56 Egyptian waiting for South Windsor In creation. cultural services, group (ab.) ber (coll.) during their last concert tour group grossed $60,000 in four 13 Old name 34 Brasilian sun god the state Department of Com­ housing health, social services, 23 Salt (F r.) munity Affairs provided the produced a day-long traffic Jam concerts there. SHAC CARPET B eg « . »6 S q $4.95 -'T h e y 'r e 25 Skin on public utilities, public safety, r " 9 i r " r * r " r r “ town filed aprroved CDAP ON THEIR top of head 1 re. transportation and circulation ROOM SIZE REMNANTS 27 Yearn IB i r Is 19 ports. inter - personal communica­ Also on the agenda is the ap- for a short time until his busi- 5 jm h MU. Uf, TR Ut Ui. N» I 30 U gh t After the research work was tions, eccoiomic development plication of the Community ness can be re-located from the FROM 9x12 TO 12x19 sea ipray U 10 II done, Balczun left the program and government. Service Council to renew a tern- rear of 67 Main St. 33 Spring festival as the Town Council had as­ PZO Meeting porary and conditional permit Emil Downey seeks a zone 35 V ery r r II lO WERE $120.00 UP — NOW m o o OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN reluctant sumed direct responsibility for The Planning and Zoning to use the migrant farmworker’s change from Rural ResldentiaU 36 C ity in France 20 it. The C D AP report, which is Commission will hold a puoi.u boarding house facility on Wind- iiestrlcted Apartments on TELiEPIiONE 876-B20e 37 Merchandise 21 H Intended to be used as a guide hearing at 8 p.m. at the Town sorvilie Rd^ as a drop-in center property at Chapel and Elllng- VOJ'VE' GOTTEN ALL THOSE Wo, BETTER GIVE US AN 'S* ^ 38 Sleep BAGS TOGETHER AMPKJOW FOR GETTIM'STUCK BEFORE to South Windsor's future com­ Hall to consider the adoption of for youths from Sept. 1 to June ton Rds phenomenon u 91 r munity development efforts has YOU'RE SOHJGTOSEWTHEM WE GETSTAirrEP.' HE CANT 40 Body of water proposed subdivision regula­ 16, 1673. Interested residents may R-BEST CARPET CENTER PRISCILLA’S POP IMTOATEMTEHT WELL.ruL , THREAP A NEEPLE. AW' IVE 42 Energy unit U had some criticism from former tions. The regulations are on Also, Herman Gross and Son appear and be heard. Copies of Hours 10-6 — Located in the new Vernon Wayside Bldg. BY AL VERMEER CEBTAINLV HAVE TO GIVE OABBETP MY FINGERS THREE Mayor Howard FTtts, who, when 280 TALCOTTVILLE BOAD — BT. 83 — VERNON YOU AW'A’ FDR TIMES ALREAPY—AMPI 43 Stir file In the office of the Town Co., Inc. seeks a renew a tern- all applications are one file in 46 Blood money i r as he was mayor, was the pro- Clerk. r i l l s a y t h i s ...WE'RE A AA/IBITION.' HAVEKl’T EVEN GOT TWO porary and conditional permit the Town Clerk’s office. HOUSE PAYMENTS, 48----- de mer FOOD BILLS, MUCH FOR OUR^ NONPROFIT , PIECES SEWED 10SETHEK « r 43 U U INSURANCE, FAMILY... ORSANIZATIOM . YET. 50 Say ^ T A X E S !! 52 la able IT IT 53 Literary collection 02 04 54 G ot up 55 Third u M theological 8$ 81 virtue TR^illlllPERS _11 57 Certain Miss Manchester 1972, Laurie Lee Osg/ood of Ver­ m (NIWS7APIR IHTiaraiSI ASSN.) non, admires trophy she won as “Miss Congeniality” . /' ii/ at the Jaycee-sponsored Miss Connecticut Pageant 7 held Saturday night in Southington. Next to being R n a s b named “Miss Connecticut," Laurie’s award is con­ Qi//cA Meal Savings! Ideal for Picnics or Camping _17-17 sidered to be the most coveted as the honor goes to Z 3 1 VC , iwa ^ NU. Uf. TM U.L r.TML the girl chosen by her fellow competitors as the CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER most congenial. (Herald photo by Becker) COLD CUTS Boneless Steak Sale CANNED ^ GUMMER STREET BY PHU- KROHN No ^Exploitation’ Seen, ^H n ost Bologna 7-1,7 7-17 [AM SALE 1 A s o u r NOV THE WORRY WART IDON BROIL J W($H I c o u u ? 1 Says Miss Connecticut or Liverwnrst TOP ROUND, TOP SIRLOIN -ri/V\e c w Fipfz a Chunks- S W I F T ’S 4 BAST LYM E, Conn. (A P ) — ready w«m a $1,200 scholarship OR SHOULDER STEAK C^AmS-fZ^lAL/ ‘T don’t feel any exploitation at in tile Miss Connecticut contest ,‘ .a Slice and Premium Domestic SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL all In the contest,’’ says Linda and a $600 grant from the Miss Serve for Lee Kapral, lOas ConnecUout America organization. And, of Lunch. 'lb of 1973. “Fifty jier cent of the course, she’s in for a much big­ r — Y $ 1 4 9 -TlAEOilEEM IS V 6 P V J U S D A l title Is based on talent ger scholarship if she places Oscar Mayer Bologna « ^i' p'rBBc 1 8 9 s . m K^f^l-TASuE -raiff M0i?MlNi&. (CHOICE) “’The swimsuits are one-piece high in the Miss America com­ can ■ ■ w u at's Mein?] Variety Pak Rp«i 1.29 ploitation there,’’ she said Sun­ 3% Servings per IP lb day. She was crowned Miss “Woman of the Tear" by her Big Value Franks IVi ItrTiks 1.09 OonnecUcut Saturday night and local radio statlmi for her work Plumrose Imported with underprivileged children. Swift's Sausage «oipif69c succeeds Priscilla Ann Doyle of ID 0 3 9 4 lb Q 4 9 Rockville. EQie was fourth runner up and Sliced Bacon Oscar Mayer lb 99c Oreen-eyed, brunette Linda is a talent winner In last year’s can ilB can ^ P L A IN JA N E Imported lb BY FRANK BAGINSKI a winner in a kind of contest Miss CrnmecUcut Pageant. L>ast Canned Bacon 79c PESH CHICKEN 2 r - - 7-17 that has been vilUfied with in- year’s winner was Priscilla Mr. Deli Specials! E X C E L - L E N T T I D I N & S Ann Doyle of Rockville. Seafood Specials! y o u W iLLBE/iClcE/P To T h r e e T i m e s B v y o u j ^ creasing frequency by feminists J a* degrading to women. Twenty girls competed for "hicken Legs :::£ 49ii ARE F=o 1^TL\CONMN< c d ^ BE MA\?R>(ED FW E MOTHER ! T W O T IM E S “However subtle It Is, It’s a this year’s title. The runners up Tll^AESTVIlS MONTH!! y o U J R B O T H E R . ! / B O l O t N A part of the overall oppres^on were fiusan J w e French of ^CASINO CLAMS of women,” says WUma Scott Soutitiiigton, Virginia D. Lang M cken Breasts«ml.. 59» - 2 t z i 2 I v 7 T A S K E l ? Mr. Deli ‘ VlUAT’S HEvJ? Helde of Vernon, national presi­ of Norwalk, Wendy Lois Vec- BAKED, STUFTID Thighs Tasty, Meaty lb 55c W ings Ten der, M eaty lb 33c Sliced dent of the Natictial Oigan- chlarlno of Danbury and M am a to Order iiation for Women. “They rein­ M ary DUlane of Waterbury. , Large ii oz; 8 9 : K force the notion that girls grow Drumsticks »59c B reasts Skinless American Cheese "> "> 89c wHoroscope , / up with, that if they aren’t a^ or Small p**®: y V / 7 tractive as men see them they Western Trip 8 9 ° Liverwurst 89c C Ifn h MIA, he., TM UX ta. OM. 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PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING fl^ L D . MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, JULV 17, 1972 MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0N n (, MONDAY, JULY 17, 1972 PAGE F if t e e n Pirates Slam Balls Through Holes, Nicklaus’ Golf Grand Slam Stopped, Kill Two Birds with Twin Triumph Trevino Cops Second British Open N E W Y O R K (A P ) — Houston Manager Harry Walk- PIRATES • ASTROS The scattered seve^WU^tTlead Urn “ We hit the ball and they Sangulllei^lts that -me p ^ e s - ton'" “^ n thl^ f^ rth Angeles over Montreal. It was the 32-year-old Nicklaus in the Professional Golfers Associ­ ner’s pay check of $14,300 with made up a six-shot deficit and caught it.” said Lee May a n d -h o o m - ^ Oliver ‘ singled ^ d Sutton's Uth victory MUIRFIELD, Scotland final round over Muirfield’s 6,- ation Championship next month a 72-hole total of 278, six under at one stage actually overtook (AP) — Lee Trevino, still Trerino, the third-round leader. The Pirates killed two birds Tartan-Turf surface. The con-*^scored on S t a t u s douWe. r e d s - CARDS 892-yard, par 71 links. at Birmingham, Mich., the last par. His rounds were 71-70-66- They hit the ball ^ d it double trlun^h. For test was Ued 2-2 when WUlle Stennett then d rill^ a 1^1 Bobby Tolan hit a Ue-break- bubbling over his second Then the man who calls him­ of the Grand Slam tourneys. 71. Lee holed a chip shot from !i w as in the hole. That’s one thing, the East leaders Stargell opened the loth Inning through the Astro Inflelders for Ing home run, then doubled and straight victory in the self “ Super Mex” paid mis trib­ "Then I’ll be known not just Nicklaus took second place, green-side trap at the 17th for a ba seb all.” moved 4% games up on the with a walk. Stargell raced to a run-scoring single. ^ ute to Nicklaus; "I don’t think as the British Open champion one stroke behind with 70-72-71- par tive that saved his title scored again as ClnclnnaU took British Open Golf Cham­ No, that's the Pittsburgh PI- second-place New York Mets, third when Sangulllen rifted a Bruce Klson ^ t me behind...... JackTllllng- Billing' I am In the same class as Jack. but as the man who stopped 66-279. when it looked like it was slip­ pionship, admits that his rates. The Pirates use me who ' .'st a 7-S decision to me sharp single mrough me Infield, game victory wm ' haiham's eight-hitter. The— -imda' "Nicklaus can be beaten, Jack from doing the big one "I rate my last round as one ping away. great rival, Jack Nicklaus, Tony Jacklin, the young Eng­ home field advantage as well San Diego Padres. Ftor ernomer. After Rennie Stennett was lief help froni Dave Qlusu, victory was melr slxm straight, simply because nobody can win this year," Trevino said. of the finest I ever played," lishman who held both the U.S. as any team In me NaUonal mey dropped me Astrce five walked IntenUonaJly to toad me * * ____ ^ boosting melr frwit-runnlng is a better player. all the time. But to beat him, "There’s a kind of immortality Jack said. By winning me British title you really have to play well,” in that alone.” His 66 matched the course and British Open titles, wa.s League—and Sunday turned It games behind ClnclnnaU In me bases, Bob Robertson was *^*^^'*^ v'„ ma lead to Its biggest of the year. to melr advantage again. West after me Reds beat me struck on me right wrist wim a Tito Fuantes hit his • • • Saturday, Trevino put an end— Trevino said. Nicklaus had already won Lhe record, set earlier in the week third at 280. Doug Sanders to­ for this year—to Nicklaus’ "There was no one In the 1972 Masters and U.S. Open by talented young Johnny Mil­ taled 281 for fourth place. Brit­ Base hits whistled mrough St. Louis Cardinals 4-1. Fred Gladding pitch, forcing In jcr league grand slam n o ^ CUBS - BRAVER % dream of capturing the first field who coiild honestly say he and needed the British cham­ ler and later equaled by The- ish Ryder Cup star Brian Barn­ . ■-i-X ' me infield on me hard, arU- Elsewhere In me NaUonal me winning run. run and rookie Jose Cardenal, who hit a Grand Slam in modem golf— was in the same class as pionship and the PGA to vino. es was next with 283 and South os 4-2; me San Francisco unearned run In me first In- delphia.. knocked In me Ue-breaker with victories over me Astros. Giants defeated me Phlla- nlng—men used that tailormade * ' Trevino survived a charge by laus would go on to win the Trevino picked irp the win­ ancient tournament, Nicklaus 285 for sixth, place. score from third on a double steal. Cesar Geronino was safe at second base. EXPOS “ ainglo as the Cube scored "I've never seen ao many delphia Phillies 10-7 and the combination of speed and play- BUI DODGERS Buckner ripped a two-run mree times 1" ^ «‘ghth Inning ground balls shoot through like Chicago Cubs downed me At- Ing-surface again to build melr triple to highlight a four-run to defeat the Braves.______mey do for me Pirates," said lanta Bravos 6-3. lead. Greater Milwaukee Open Second Ace Women Duo Rud.v Pierro recorded the Clean House,, Koosman’s Error Proves Costly second hole-in-one of his Take Break Colbert Bogies^ 18th Hole, golfing career Sunday when he ared the par 3, 12th hole at the Manchester Country After Will Barriers Club. Plerro’s brilliant shot Padres’ Distance 0 MAKHPEE, Mass. (AP) ~ »e Out Yankees was witnessed by Dave Koz- Final Group Flubs Chance lovlch, Tony Roberto and Former New England women’s (AP photo) Boll Jones, all in the same titllst Janie Blalock of Ports­ NEW YORK (AP)—The Uall pitches mey give you all "M y bat has been dragging and foursome. The ball went into Oakland A ’s made it a dis- Ume. You have to wait for I can certainly use me All-Star Hard for Batters to Clear Super-Mex Dances Around on Winning 18th Hole MILWAUKEE (AP) __ twosome, each barely missed Johnson, whose only pro vic- mouth, N.H., and Sandra Palm­ Jim Colbeft said he played birdies which would have tory was in the 1971 Azalea sat- the cup on the fly. astrous weekend for the y” ” *" P*tch.” break.” er of Fort WcM-th, Tex,, hope to Aimough he has hit 16 The Yankees will probably SAN DIEGO (AP)__It’s After a bases-loaded wild wim three shutout Innings of AMERICAN LEAGUE ihe best nressure golf of *°rced a sudden-death playoff. ellite meet, felt to seven-under New York Yankees in get a little rest this week after homers, Epstein commented: agree wim that. a long way from home P**‘=*' *'®*‘®*' EMt Pro Football Roundup lifp in nostim r hiq aor- Colbert’s final 69 on the par with a double’ bogey on the winning the $20,000 Angelo'.s American League baseball. nlatP t o th o ou tfie ld sea ts Hernandez gave me Meta two gjnje me first of me rnonm W. L. Pet. OB Local Tankers ond virtorv i f seven v ^ r s LPGA four-ball golf champion­ The Yankees arrived home In DieM Stadium-^ Colbert has slugged seven 46 36 .668 — ona victory in seven years gamed his $25,000 with a 13-un- of the next three, fn Ian Detroit ship. high spirits last Friday, only in b a n U iego J ^ a iu m g^ore wim a two-nm J, mers, driver. In 14 runs and .656 1 on the pro tour, but the ^gj. total of 271. Johnson, who But he started the back nine In Region Swim Baltimore 46 36 "I plan to rest for a while, 3^1 games off me lead In me about as long ^ the flgura-gjngie tn me bottom of me in- Jjgtteu 3 3 3 In a strong bid to .404 6 Greater Milwaukee Open had shared the second and 'With a birdie, eagled No. 11, Groman’s Successful, Boston 38 39 Katie Tucker and Sherrie the pressure has been pretty AL's Elast. And me home stand tive distance the San Diego „ing. represent me Padres for me .474 7% nearly lasted one hole too third round leads with CJolbert, and blrdled 12 and 13 to close New York 37 41 D epth and H orses mem- groat,” said Miss Blalock, at Yankee Stadium seemed off Padres would have toThen in me sevenm, a walk, ggeond straight season at me 34 46 .426 11% long Sunday for the 31- finished a stroke behind along to within two strokes, Hepperstead, 12-year-old to a good start when Steve Cleveland whose share of the $3,200 flrsL travel to reach first placea wild throw by loelng pitcher ;^ii-8tar game, scheduled July 32 47 .406 18 year-old Kansan. with Allln, Grier Jones and Johnson missed the birdie he hers cf the Manchester Recre- Kline reUred the 18 batters to Milwaukee . prize went into escrow pending Advance in Tourney in the National League Jerry Koosman, 6-6, on a sacrl- in AUanta. West Colbert was 14 under par for Chuck (Jourtney. face him in me opener of a twl- STAFFORD SPEEDWAY needed on No. 18 when his 12- Team, will partici- the outcome of her $5 mllUoii Oakland 62 30 .684 — the meet and nursing a two- Courtney’s 64 Sunday was the foot putt hit the right of the cup , . ^ t ■, ■ , r r,,-.» nlght doubleheader wim Oak­ It was another successful weekend for Groman’s stroke lead when he bogeyed tournament’s best single round, and spun out. Allln, who had “ ’ ® I AAU Jun- su.t^ agaimst^ toe^ L^^ land. win of the season was a mighty ...... « hm >«oavA kv niucn lo me, ne acuu. Chicago 46 38 .642 7% ‘I’d like to take a w'eek otf- Sport Shop as they advanced in the sectionals of the difficult fcr visiting batters to ^®t, and anomer wild heave by 0 the 72nd hole. Then he watched but It was Johnson, one of aev- been two strokes down after lor Olympic Swimming Cham- Then came me disaster. The one for Ron Bou­ Minnesota 42 38 .626 B o lste r Ben I’m beat," Miss Palmer saiil clear mis season, mey’ve been reliever Danny Frisella grave ~ under heart-stopping tension en blacks on the tour, who elec- three rounds, almost blrdled 18 pjonships to be held next Satur- A’s wiped out a 3-0 deficit to state tournament, winning two games at Plainville’s chard, ^ me young Pinto driver Kansas City 41 41 .600 11 Saturday after she and Mis.s Saturday, Groman’s edged ------virtually Impceslble for me the Padres melr winning mar- game In me while charging George Johnson trifled the crowd of 13,250 with with a 20-foot chip shot that ^ win mat opening game. They from Fltchberg, Mass., as he California 38 46 .462 16 Blalcck combined for a six-un- last-place Padres to reach. San gin. ^ ^ nnBirtAr«d •The your votes as citizens, for what ers failed to complete the mile and steady Bud Allln, the final a spectacular finishing kick. won me second game, too, and ^ ^ ^ P la to ^ e . 13-U. Saturday afternoon at 3, Uie captured the 160-lap Permatex Diego has won 16 and lost 18 mi Rookie BUI Grelf, 6-11, picked The Injury wasn t considered Texas 36 48 .422 17% NEW YORK (AP) ^ ^ ^ ^______The girls qualified for this der par 66 and a 36-hole total of tem p o b eg a n step p in g up believe in. But don’t bring run in the required eight mln- came throug^i again on ^tur- ^ local powerhouse will oppose race Saturday night before a me road but is 16-34 at home np his second straight victory serious. ______Sunday’s Results , „ . . , 130 in winning the four-ball UUv Oakland 6, New York 2 OVer the weekend around y®or poIlUcalbeliefs into our utes. Veteran wide receiver meet as a result of their out­ day, Simday they completed a burly Bob K o w ^ U Qartenhaus of New Britain in huge croW^d at Stafford Speed- after Sunday’s 7-3 victory over Kayak Qiampion In New Seabiiry. and Bob Brannlck each coUdct- eUmlnaUons for me way, California 1-1, MUwaukee 0-2 the training camps th e ^oo^ball.” R e ^ e coHapsed from Seven Teenage Golf Caddies standing performances in four-game sweep of me me New York Mets. of Misses Blalock and Palmer time Bronx Bombers, 6-2. mg three -e U - - four ,^ te play^;^. Bouchard, driving me Jcmn- Detroit‘2. Kansas City 0 N ation al F ootb a ll T oaviiP - ^*’ ®'’® '*’®'’® weekend heat exhausUon while running BUENA VTSTA, Colo. (AP) Connecticut AAU Junior collected U birdies without tak- On me meory that shorter RSox Busy in Chummy Fenway ivaMonai rwxoail League , ^^e New York Jets sent Uie mile but was revived and Tallying up me toU of me appearances Plainvllle will remain me play- son CtonstrucUon Pinto, took fences might mean a few more Boston 6, Minnesota 1 Awarded CSGA Scholarships — Eric Evans, a Dartmouth Olympics held last week. ing a bogey in the louniament weekend: Hie Yankees scored homers and Brannlck add- me lead In me latter stages of BalUmore 6. Chicago 1, 1st 7 ana irom ine lair Ot m e pgjg Lammons to the appeared to be in grood shape College student from Hanover, Katie took a first place in the shortened by rain which ing site. victories and would certainly HARTFORD, C«m. (AP) only seven runs m the four o**®- me event when letuler Fred De- innings, ram, 2nd game, rain CmciMatl Bengais, Coach Philadelphia Eagles for future later. Sullivan and Trabka plan to N.H., is national kayak wild 110-yard freestyle with a time washed cut the scheduled open- mean more runs, club president Paul Brown^ said 1972 could consideraUons-. In. the other Philat’elg^ila Eagle rookies, Hie Connecticut State G olf,As­ games, gave up eight homers Vito's CSiris Rybczck douted Sarro spun. Buzzie Bavasl is thinking of Pattin on Track, Texas 3, Cleveland 2, 12 in- enter the University of Con- water champion. of 1:10.2, and a third In the 110- ing rcund last Thursday, be a championship y ea r fo r deal, defensive end ike Lassiter with No. 1 draft pick John sociation has awarded college that accounted for 14 of Oak- two circuit blows to pace me Elnlsblng second was Carl putting up a 10-foot fence next ninga nectlcut; Sokolosky, Trinity Evans won the title by cov- yar^ backstroke In 1:25.6, Sher- Three teams tied for second his team. was obtained by the Washing- Reaves passing 28-yards for scholarships to seven teenagers land’s 21 runs; dropped four attack. Surprised ‘Bugs’ Stevens, with Leo season, 10 feet In front of me Today’s Gaines (Jollege; DeVito, the University ering a rugged seven-mile rie’s first place time in the 220- place at 138. They were K.athy “ It doesn’t mean I’m assur- ton Redskins from the New one touchdown,’ beat the Wash- who work as caddies Boston Red Sox return to Oakland (Horlen 2-1) at MU- —““““ University, and Kirby, Villa- Nutt, 16, cf Etna, N.H.. won the B-th girls are coached by Stone, and Gloria Ehret und melr lead to seven games over vlUe, 11-6. Brown. "But It does mean we Comerback Mark Washington mage, from 27 candidates and Include junior division In 27.03.8. Mel Slebold, rec director. Sandra Haynlo. else when he pitched s per­ a hard race, had an engine fall- move we could ever make.” chummy Fenway Park tonight to launch a grueling waukee (Stephenson 2-2), n me Chicago White Sax. m me Macalone went 3-4, mduding have the horses and the depth sprained a knee In the Dallas And Los Angeles Rams’ new- six ConnecUcut youths and one fect game Sunday for the To­ said batting coach Bob Skliiner. at AL West. "It’s good to open up a home run, and Dave White schedule of nine games in seven days before the an- Baltimore (Dobson 10-8) to compete for it.” Cowboy camp and a team comers on offense scrimmaged from New York. Five of them ledo Mud Hens Just one day •Nate Colbert, me Padres’ one Texas (H w d 7-6), n some margm,” commented contributed a perfect 3-3 day. BIVERSIDE PARK nual break for the All-Star Games. He recalled his pledge when spokesman said he’d be out for against a unit of rookie defend- will get $8(X) a year for four after the Detroit Tigers bona fide' power hitter, agreed. Chicago (Bradley 10-7) at De­ Dick Williams, me A’s skipper. JoAnn’s OBarry Hemtz produc- The annual Riverside 600 saw the franchise was granted to at least two days. ers from the San Diego Charg- years and two ■wlU receive $400 handed him his walking pa­ "I wish it had been mere t o "Tbe RaA »<«• ®;[®" much.” he said. troit (LoUch 16-6), n Mel StotUemyre, who started ed three safeUes, wim Bill Mon- ageless racing river BUI hu, flrBf baseman ®n a lO-gamc trip by defeating . ® . . Cincinnati in 1968 "that In five The Patriots went through ers. For the Rams. John Wal- a year. pers. day, me big first baseman NATIONAL LEAGUE the game for the Yankees wim roe also collecting mree sin- Grecco, and last year’s track me Minnesota Twins 6-1 Sun- The blond-haired p l^ e r s^d years we could compete for any stiff physical evaluation tests In ton, on the taxi squad the past T h e scholarships were said. .__ he missed me next two starts Egat a string of 20 scoreless innings, gles. "1 Just came down with champion. Bob Stefanik, take championship.” hot, humid weather at Ahi- two years, threw two touch- awarded on the basis of secon- - . Colbert drove in two runs In day. start melr rugged stre . ^ WL P ot OB yielded a homer to Joe Rudl in the Idea of pitching a good me checkered flag In me mara- i„~rooainB- hia aaaann to- d*® opener of a three-game ^ ® Retumlng veterans Joined herst; Mass., and several play- down passes. dary school academic perform­ game,” NIekro said after his mon ------event* before a standing- K®™®. increasing his season to ^ CaUfomla An- 8Toove. I think part of me PltUburgh 62 80 .634 — me first inning and a tw o-ru n ------tal to 69. Ued for mird In me trouble was mat I would be New York rookies at the Bengal camp in ance, need, extra curricular ac­ GOODWYEAR roundtripper by Mike Epstein D • 2-0 no-run, no-hlt victory room-only crowd. 47 34 .680 4H tivities and the Impression the league. One RBI c ^ e on a 8 • oguiand AthleUcs dunking about my back when I Chicago 44 40 .624 0 Wilmington, Ohio On Sunday. In me slxm that accounted for H o r s e n a c u i g over the Tidewater Tides. “ I Finishing In me second poal- first-lnnlng ^ g le and me omer ^^Jhen m ^ ^ M d ^ . ^ e ^ ^ ^ou St. Louis Discussing the Bengais’ divi­ candidates made on the CSGA never expected anything like 42 39 .619 9H what proved to be me wlnnhig BOSTON (AP) — River of Uon was me team of Gary (hi' sion title In 1970 in the old Young Allard Seeks Career, examining board. 86 46 .444 16H mis. I hope this opens some turi American Pootb€dl League, The winners this year were ri*n. Fire, a 2-year-dd colt owned by 29 64 .849 28% Epstein had also homered for i^enham contractor Don Lake, people’s eyes.” and announced Saturday. They are: r r j r ^ B B C - West Brown said his team probably Cops Piiblic Links Tourney me go-ahead run in me first game from off the pace to win NIekro had Just arrived in third.. "overachieved, but It was an -rn , . j, ^ GaryD. Trabka of Shelton; Ml- posed shorter fence It would three home losses to Boston , decided that me onlv wav rlnclnnaU 61 SI .622 — game of me series on Friday. $17,120 Mayflower Stakes Toledo Sunday morning and important step. It meant we INDIAN'APOLIS (AP) - heat but slipped to a 74 as he ^hael P. DeVito of Waterbury; signed his contract with the p l a i n v i l l e s t a d iu m ^been his 21st homer of me I Jas X rgetX ct'u i me 48 38 .668 6 Epstein attributed his good ^ ^ ., 951 Sunday season were doing something right.” Young Bob Allard is specula- parred 14 holes and bogeyed gcarpelll of Greenwich; 'X International League M u d A new name entered me 'The A’s, who had a mree- to work twice as Los Angeles 43 40 .618 8% the other four. performance to “concentraUon ^ Suffolk Downs wound up its The Padres, who had dnqyped Brown, In talking to his play- ting on a career In professional Wayne P. Sokolosky of Bran- Hens less than one hour be­ books at me PlalnvlUe Stadium hard as I had before,’ he cpitchers to score ^ **to1 ^ g h t *dou- pitched four com- ClnclnnaU (Simpson 6-8) at our football, annual National Public CHECK YOUR lefhanders here. You can’t pull in 31 Innings of work. game Friday, a Links carded thre? blrtles includii^ ^dollar of every fee a , j . outsprlnting a field of 11. four runs In a Ue-breaklng sev ’ ® plete games. He has aUowed Chicago (Reuschel 3-2) was making hru cho- t’ **' * Pittsburgh (Walker 3-6), N nance the scholarsWps. SIZE & PRICE I sen for me ^1-Star team, me , This has ^®"been *^® me most ccm- 3t LouIb (Gibson 9-6) at ways and hard gnreens at Coffin On that hole, Allard cWpped Red Sox wUl get a three-day ^ ^e ever had.” Houston (Roberts 8-4), N Town Soccer Golf Course Sunday and came the ball dead on line ■with the breamer. he said. Only games scheduled away with a one-over-par 71. pin from about 80 yards and Sports Dial GlubL OSes His opponent, Rick Schultz, a holed out the putt from four TONIGHT Marty Pattln, a veteran 22-year-old University of Ne- feet. That put Wm two strokes right-hander who was a major 8:00 (22-30) Cards vs. Astros Orioles Drop Bomb on Chicago braska golfer from Omaha, ahead and took some steam out 7:30 Angels vs. Red Sox, Every year V Ws race disappointment early In the To All-Stars played well despite the muggy of Schultz. w n c season, baUed out me Red Sox In me finale of me Minnesota The Manchester Soccer Cluto 4fH HviHi am'imiHniON urniKS series after me Twins had won Double Pinch-Runner Move "A " team dropped a hard- on the Baja. fought 1-0 decision to a team BLACKWALL TUBELESS three in a row, dropping Boston Pats Down to Serious Business, six games behind in me East of Connecticut and Western Division. Unfreezes Brewers’ Attack Massachusetts All-Stors. The 6.00-13 6.60-13 7.75-14 7.7515 8.55-14 Ev e ry y e a r SPECIAL game was played at DlUon Plus Pius Plus Plus Plus -EDITION Pattin, acquired from liDl- When you’re hot, you’re hot Runner Number Two, not for $1.61 Fed. $1.75 Fed. $2.12 Fed. $2,13 Fed. $2.46 Fed. Stadium In Hartford Saturday Four Players Fail Physical, Cut Exc, Tax INTERIOR waukee ___ last_____ fall,, ^posted______his“ Id Tiriien you’re not, you’re Auerbach, but for Lockwood. Excise Tax Excise Tax Excise Tax Excise Tax fourth consecuUve ■vlotory wim probably me Milwaukee Brew- "We get men on first and night and was a preliminary to the start of the Hartford Sum­ AMHERST, Mass. (AP) Four other players also failed fenslve end Ike Lassiter, a 10- 7.35-14 8.2514 8.25-15 8.55-15 , th ey w in . a neat four-hitter which moved ®*^‘ second and mis la our chance to Pius Plus Plus Plus his record to 7-8. He struck out "Dr® baseball Brewers were win me ball gam e," said O an- mer Soccer Program. The Man- — The New England Patri- P®®® physicals and were cut. year pro veteran who lost Ws $2.00 Fed. $2.29 Fed. $2.34 Fed. $2.48 Fed. Excise Tax Excise Tax Excise Tax Exc. Tax flve and walked only one In fol- ®tuck in one of their cold spells dall, "so I sacrifice a UtUe Chester Team has been asked launched two-a-dav ™®^ were rookies Dave Hardt starting job last season after SPECIAL lowing up his one-hit ahutout at looses In eig^t speed at second base for ex- to return July 22 for a game ^Qj-kouts today in getting Attleboro, Tony Stawarz, knee surgery, was traded to the ' EDITION. FITS FITS Oakland last Tuesday. games including a 1-0 two-hltter perlence by sending In Bob against the Portuguese "A” oprimw in ^®^® **®^^ Barton. Washington Redskins for a 1973 FITS PAINT ^ m . Game time wiU be 6:16 aown to senous business in weekend action, de- draft choice, Many Models of: Many Models of: The Twins went ahead In me ^® Jtords of California’s Helse to run for Lockwood.” Many Models of: will be prcpsration. for the 1972 • Ambassador • Challenger • Chevelle • • olds • Polnra • Thunderbird • Wildcat third on a double by Phil Roof ^**dy May In me first game at Brock Davis foUowed ■wim p.m.» • Corvair • Chevy II • Dart • Falcon melr dou’deheader. p la yed rSTon^^^um. The National Football League - • Valiant • Charger • Mustang • Rebel Comaro • Cutlass • Chevrolet • Falcon • • (Jrandville • l.eSabre • Mar(|uis • Mer­ and Danny Thompson's triple anomer bunt single and Scott • Tempest • Ambassador • Barracuda * LnMans • K(;bel • Skylark • Torino • Grand cury • Monaco • Nirwport • Bonneville off Carl Yeustrzemskl’B glove. What’r worse Is that me sec- delivered wim his game-win- Manchester "B" Team has been campaign, invited to participate against a After posing for photogra- Belvedere • Chcvelle • Comet • Rambler • Prix • Barracuda • Charger • Coronet • F fl.') • Caprice • Calalina • Gcnluiion • Chrysh?r Pattin was In command the •®® also 1-0 In Call- nlng two-run single, Torino • Vega • Montego • Cortina • • GT(3 • Montego • Satellite • Tempest :i00 • Ford • Arnljassador • Ponliac • Buick rest of me way. fomlr s favor as MUwaukee Questioned about me doifUe team of aU stars in a gome that phers, the 96 candidates were • Cyclone • Pontiac • I.eSabre • Chevrolet SPECIAL Toyota • Javelin will be played In the near sent through stiff physical eval- • Ford • Fury • Thunderbird • Mercury -EDITION Carlhm Fisk, continuing his ^® ^xittom of pinch-runner strategy move uation tests Sunday In hot, hu- WHEELS heavy hitting, tied me score ®lghm inning. The Brewers afterwards, Crandall shrugged Whitewalls $2.50 More Per Tire wim a run-BCOring single In me ®®*<*^they were frozen. It off, saying, "it worked pretty The Summer Soccer Program nlld weather at their training Every year VW's race in the Mexican 1000 fourth. Fisk also had a double. Clearly, It was time for ac- good, mat’s all I know.” is progressing and gaining camp at the UWverslty of Mas- Over some of the roughest terrain in the Reggie Srnim drUled a 897- Manager Del Cran- . . * stature in Oonnectlcut. Man- sachusetts. Chester will send teams to play Several players failed to com- Ram Check II wc Tell oitl ol your siie wr- ^ foot shot for his lim homer and ^ “ ®®“ P*"®*! runner TIGERS - ROYALS 3 WAYS TO CHARGE 1 c u s t o m e r a m a s t e r q b a n k - will i&si>« you >) r'A ” m ?".?!,”check, :assuring ( u Iu m * ' world. The Baja Desert. Against all sorts of O ivy v

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V Noske Tosses No-Hit, No-Run Game The Economiccil Way yo/f r¥£Acr/oAf, The “Action Marketplace” To Advertise YOSfWAMT * I Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers ffo cussif/smpL. I Over 00,000 Daily Readers 15 words, 8 days ...... $1.89 I Fast Results Legion Nine Bettenhauscn Loses Tee 15 words, 6 days ...... $3.24 15 words, 10 davs . COPY CLOSING TIME FOR .... .$4.50 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 20 words, 26 days ...... South Windsor, 6-0 , a • i \ it/r i to . . . $14.56 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBLlOA'nON ByPAULGLIHA j f j l Happy Ads ...... Deadline lor Saturday and Monday Manchester’s A1 Noske pitched a neat no-hit, no-run ^ m W w Green Is 12:00 Noon Friday game against South WJndsor Sunday afternoon at Mt. NEW YORK (AP) __ sions fourth. Lee Kunzman, a money total to *1S3,2«6, tops on nerup to winner Skip Barber In PHONE 643-2711 Nel)o Field as the locals won, 6-0. In pitching the gem, old pro Joe Leonard had rookie, was fifth. the n a s c a r circuit. the second heat. Noske sti-uck out 12 batters, walked only three, and known all along that he stepped twice Emerson Mttip^dl, the B r^ Sam 19th H ole Roofing and Help Wonted-Female 35 didn't allow a runner past sec------did n ’t h ave th e fa s te s t ca r more than an zillan star, beat Jackie Stewart over-all and collected 3 , _ _ BUI Leger, Miriam Crlsto- PLEASE READ Id t t ILT I m nn t nave tn e Tnste.sT, cat hour and a^ half. The first red to the wire by five seconds to Warren Tope took his first Country------_ Club Chimneys 1 6 - A ond. fanl. HERALD YOUR AD OnahotSundav Coach Wallv Z ^ ^ i S u n d a y s 200-m ile ra ce „ ^^en Merle Bet- win the British Grand Prlx for victory In the Sports Car Club wmner of the Senior T o u ^ - Order Your f o u r b a l l ROOFTNG — Chimneys. — gut­ NOTICE! HAPPY ADS ForUn% t g Z e e " ; s X p i ™ S h f In ^ J n d ia n a p o llS -ty p e cars tenhausen crashed Into an Formula One cars. cf America's Trans-Am series „e n t of 1972 la Mort Rosenthal Classified or “Want Ads” Three teams tied at 66; Jerry ters, remodeling. Expert work at Michigan International aluminum guard mil. He lost Fittipaldi, who drives a Lotus by driving a Mustang to an a net score of 139, 79-U-88, BOX LETTERS are taken over the phono as a Effective Aug, 1st the Man­ in to score a much needed win faked going home, 'and Uie g ___ j ____ Salad, Glenn Gould, Alan Pas­ convenience. The adverttser at reasonable costs. All work an arm in the accident and was works car, now has a firm grip easy triumph at Elkhart Lake g2.1 1 .7 1. Second place went to chester Evening Herald will “Happy as a birthday present for their throw by the first baseman went ^ ternack, Dick Merker; Pat In- For Your should read his ad toe FIRST guaranteed. FYee estimates. no lr Informatloq caU 646-7710. blue. turning 34 eers finally broke Into the scor- Maloney, c 0 at the Olympics,” the 27-year- SCOTCH BALL TanUllo 67-12-66, Bob KalU 68- company plan. Douglas Mo- GREAT HOUSING BUY—TWO free estimate apd more Infor­ SIHERS (Jail my compeUtors, then call Ask for Personnel Manager. You might be older than me. ing column alter going twenty if 0 old school teacher from Fresno, , FRONT ^ NINE , 12-66, A1 Endee 69-13-66; D—Bob tors, 345 Main. ______BEDROOMS. Ready to live In. mation. Going on vacation? Where me. Estimates g^ven. 649-7863.------But I ’m catching up to you. Have a Happy. Innings without a score. His Roy If 0 Calif., said after claiming the Low net — Tony Lembo-Mona Quigley 69-164S4, Chick Edwarda do you leave toe chUdren? RECEIVE free gifts for having Mckeon. lb 1968 VOLKSWAGEN (Beetle) TWO Handymen want a variety gang also picked up six hits, 0 men's ten-meter platform Kemp 44-9%-34%; 2nd net — 72-16.56; E—Sam GoldfaTb 80- $3,905 We have reliable sitters who CEILING specialist — expert a Harmony Homes Colonial Bev Hollk, lb black, sun roof, gas heater, ra­ of Jobs, by day or hour. Yards, Have a happy birthday which, oddly enough, were all Gorman, cf 0 event. “ I was seventh in 1964. Bemle Apter-Jan Harrigan 44- 26-64. Excellent financing available wUl take care of your chil­ workmanship. One celling or party. A gift shop display of Bilodeau, cf dio, four new tires, 68,000 attics, cellars cleaned. Lawns they could get In the previous 3 Last time (1968) I was in the 9%-34%; 3rd net — Stan Mar- BETTER NINE — A — Pete dren In your own home while all your ceilings repaired and wood, glass, metal, pictures Happy 14th Birthday Peck. 3b nxlles, meticulously maintain­ and gardener’s service. CaU Love, sixteen Innings. Pinto, 3b kowskl-Jo Chupas 42-7%-S4\; Lhigua — 36-2-34; B — Marc HARMONY HOMES you enjoy yourself. Our sit­ ' painted. Also interior painting and many unusual Items. Call LYNDA Groman, rf ed, excellent condlticm. Origi­ 64S-6S06. ters are thoroughly inter­ and wallpapering. CaU 289- Manchester’s first nm came Milka, rf 0 0 time to prepare and finished 4th — Ray Perrachlo-Bev Me- areenfleld 38-6S3 — Jim Mc- Elevlra Jones, 643-7110 for nal owner. Best offer. Days "Leisure Ll'vlng at it’s best” viewed and screaied. Don’t 0773. Rikki (Your B.F.) in the fourth when Tom Sapi­ Sullivan, S3 0 0 loth.' Rory 47-10%-36)4; Gross — Stan Carthy 37-4-33 — Sal Rosaltto, 649-5884, evenings, 649-2062. LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also delay, call today to reserve more Information. Love, Noske, p Cooke St. Plalnville, Conn. enza doubled down the left _ _ Both Saturday champions are Markowskl . Jo Chupas 42; 38.5.33 _ a 1 Itemp, 37-4-33 — moving large appUances. your sitters. RICHARD E. Martin. FiUl pro­ Happy July 16th Dad, Mom, field line. John McKeon filed Totals 2 6 6 6 1 5 B Indiana University graduates, Birdies - (Bob Pue, Barbara cla ries Reynolds 86-3S3; C - VOLKSWAGEN, 1966, low mile- Please call, Burning barrels deUvered. $4. fessional painting service. In- CLEANING GIRL—^part-time. QUAZIROTO'S DISH out to right field. Bob Gormetn Sonth Windsor (0) The 22-year-old Miss Potter, Erbe — Tony Lembo, Mona Bob Kaitz 38-6-32 — Jim (Mior- age, black, sunroof, radio. 242-7626 Rena and Debra 1-747-6883 644-1776. terior . exterior. FYee esU- Laurel Manor 649-4619. hit to short. The ball was bob- . ,__ _ ^ frpmfront Hougton, Tex., became Kemp — Bill Peck, Devra rone 3^6-33 — Ray BeUer 40- 7- $760. Phone 643-2041. mates, fully insured. 649-4411. Love from Happy Birthday bled just long enough for Sapi- Warshavsky, c 3 0 0 0 0 the first woman in history to 33, MUt -Stein — 8841-33 — Les TREE Se^ce (Soiicler)—’T r^ LIGHT TRUCJKING, cellar and 1968 FORD, Torino, GT, power CAMPER - International Metro cut, building lots cleared, trees CUSTOMER SERVICE Gawumpky and the enza to go to third and Gorman i o o o o ®°tnplete a grand slam last BACK NINE gtein 38-6-33; D — Bob <)ulgley attics cleaned, odd Jobs, C. AND G. Home Improvement. REPRESENTATIVE NANA was safe. Bruce Peck hit a long Beeler, ib, p 3 0 0 0 0 summer when she won all three Low net John and Barbara 37-8-29 — Tom Fahey 42-10-32; steering, brakes and windows, van, gas stove, refrigerator, topped. Got a tree problem? lawns, trees cut and removed. Interior and exterior pointing young Jeune •fille Bucket seats, AM-FM stereo paneled, carpeted. Sleeps 4. Well worth phone csdl. 742- National mcuiufacturer and fly to right field and Sapienza -i 1 o o o 0 events. A victory by Janet Richmond — 46-12%-33)4; 2nd— e — Tom Heslin 41-10-31—Sam CaU 643-6(XK>. and waUpaperlng. FTee esU- radlo, vinyl top. Call 289-1938. Oall 649-2728 or 649-2281. 8262. distributor has immediate scored after the catch. Bousq’ueL p, cf 3 o o o o Ely of Ann Arbor, Mich., on the Ed Edckman, Kay Deane 47- Goldfarb 47-16-91; Kickers — mates. 228-9666, 228-3631. openings for Customer Serv­ Welcome Back Love, Manchester came right back Tolisano. rf _? _? _? J? ten-meter tower prevented a re­ Miriam Cristofani — 49-13^- Reg Mosher, Dave -Berger, A1 (AP photo) CADILLAC 1969 DevUle, one 1968 VOLKSWAGEN, camper CARPEiNTER available, days, Building Cantracting 14 J. P. LEWIS & SON, custon^ ice Representatives. Excel­ L. C. ______Scott______in the fifth Inning, scoring five Totals 2S o o i o peat performance, 12)4-34)4; 3rd — Bill Leger, Grotheer, Tom Ferguson, Lar- owner, new Mlchelin tires, lent wages and benefits for RIDE’EM COWGIRL— Sheila Bussey, kept aboard the bull, Snake, long enough pop-top roof, sleeps 6, excel­ evenings, weekends. AddlUons, p a r p ^ n t r y _ Renata^- decorating, interior and ex-'’ more runs. Ray Sullivan singled **2B°*'^ilS>len^'** SB^-^ Hoyt^ **SuUL Dunfield of San Jose, 36 ; 4th — Stan Davis, Eleanor ry C3iaine, Tom Heslln — 79; leather upholstery, 6 way lent mechanical condition. alteraUons, repairs. No Job too CARPENTRY — Kepau^ re terior, paperhanging, fully,, in­ individuals -with 1-2 years Didn't know you were Happy Birthday and stole second on the next van; DP: Beeler to Warshavsky to Calif., captured the one-meter to win her second go-around in Girls’ Rodeo Assn., Western Roundup Sunday Scranton 42-8 36; Gross — Tom 2nd — Tony TantlUo, Bob Zal- seat, TT steering wheel, Clean inside and out. Any rea­ small. Free estimates. CaU sured. For free estimates, caU customer . service experi­ pitch. Noske singled to center, ^ ? h M t “ r“‘3,"®^>uth^’Sd5!i- springboard compeUtlon at Pueblo, Colo. Miss Bussey won the All-Around Cowgirl honors with her feat. and Mary Heslln — 46; Birdies man, Henry Karllner, A1 vinyl roof, air-conditioning, ence. Typing is required. gone. JANET sonable price considered, CaU Stephen Martin, 646-7296 after 649-9658. If no answer 643-6362. Love, scoring Sullivan. Jack Maloney l; BB: Noske 3. Bousquet 5, Beeler — Stan Davis, Eleanor Scranton Fhides — 70. sor, 644-1796. Phone contact; clerical; no _____The Gang_____ SO: Noske 13. Bousquet 1, Beeler electric locks, door and trunk. 875-7460. 4 p.m. walked. On the next pitch, the Hits off: Bousquet 4 for 3 runs AM-FM stereo radio, new CEILING PAINTING — paper travel required. Mom, Dad, Jim, Mary, catcher dropped the ball, and in 4j inningrs: 2 for 3 runs shocks and brakes. A1 condi- MOBILE HOME, 55’ with large CEILING and ceramic Ule spe- ROOM adfUtions, donners, ga- hanging and house painting APPLY AT Happy Birthday innings; WP: Bousquet; PB; Imagination Needed Horse Racing longest shot on the board rages, add a -levels, rooi- Bob, Paul, Bill, Linda, Noske, who had a good lead, ™Warshavsky; ^ • L: Bousquet. tlon. 649-6760. Uvlng room (17’xl4)4) waU to clallst, one celling or all, re- . ^ done part-time, experienced SALEM, N.H. (AP) — Rock- winning the $3,000 featured by MARTTN-BROWER CORP. Slow Pitch wall carpeting, awning and paired, replaced. Rooms re- fwnxl^ions. , painter. CaU 643-9112. 200 Prestige Park Rd., DAD John, Scott and Pompi Ingham Park, which introduced before a crowd of 8,026 1969 FIAT, 860 Spider, luggage shed Included. Only $3,900. CaU paired, remodeled. Ught truck- P*'*'*®' financing. parimutuel racing In New Eng- Friday at Suffolk Downs. rack, radio, heater, radial 429-0633. to^rN Vj;r'^^''sm ‘;ri;"spec'ial Add-A- level Dormer, 289-0449. b .H. MAGOWAN, JR. * SONS, o r “ I u ^ ^ . U.S. Regains For Tams, Says Rupp land four decades ago, opened ------^------Interior and e x t e r i o r ______Love, LOVE i. . . . tires. $1,000. 872-3644. rate. Work done on weekends n b w TON H. Smith & Sons-Re- a 77-date thoroughbred meeUng Stewart Signs Pact and evenings, anytime. 647- modeling, repairing, additions, painting, paper hang^. Thlr- SECRETARY or good typist 1066 DODGE custom 880, 4-door A uta ty years experience. F\>ur gen­ Mom, Linda and Ed a "happy ad" W orld Title MEMPHIS, Tenn. (A P )—Former University of Ken- today with the $10,000 in- b a r r i e , Ont. (a p ) — Ron ®232. j.go rooms, porches and roof- •with secretarial ambition. Ba­ Softball station Wagon, $260. Savings Rapairing - Painring 7 erations. FYee estimates, fully sic bookkeeping. Progressive tucky basketball coach Adolph Rupp, the new president augural Handicap featuring a Stewart announced Sunday he Bank of Manchester. 646-1700. TWO y o u n g married men will Job too smaU. CaU 649- Insured. 643-7361, 646-8262. east-of-river real estate office. of the Memphis Tams of the American Basketball Asso-^ o-race program. has signed with the New York 9144. Help Wanlcd-Femcdc 35 Help WaiHed-Female 35 InTrotting do small repair Jobs and paint­ Mr. Frank, 646-6611. , elation, sayes all the franchise needs is development by Lin c o l n , r .i . (AP) — oy- Rangers for Wa 2ist National 1971 SUPER BEETLE, auto­ WALLPAPERING and palnt- TONIGHT’S GAMES Club, 8-4, at the Keeney Street „ „ imacination <*^2) went to the Hockey League season at a ing, also cellar cleaning and jja SONRY All types of BABY Sitter wanted whUe WESTBURY, N.Y. ((AP) matic, excellent condition. $1,- Ing, Interior and exterior, ex­ REfJEPnONlST wanted for Norms vs. FMUer, 6:15 Fltz- FHeld Saturday. lig^t trucking. CaU 646-2692, stone, brick fireplaces, walls, RITA GIRL mother works, -Robertson —After . eight long years the TO waa nmnfd Satur-' ------early and won the $10,000 “ very substanUal raise.” He 780. Phone 872-4033 alter 6 pertly done. Free estimates. dental specialty In a modem United States again has the gerald Rich Reynolds went 3-3 for 646-3726. concrete steps, sidewalks. No School area. One child. 649- day to the pcsiUon by Charles Woonsocket Handicap before a did not reveal exact terms. p.m. Urn Conaty, 683-7616 after downtown Hsutford office. „ , , , ^ ALUMNI JUNIORS world trotting champion in Gorman vs. Sportsman, 7:30 the winners, with Tim O^eil Job too small. Free estimates. office. 1^*®; $100 2136. O. Finley, a Chicago mUUon- 'by. " people'■^th .1,^ Ima^- crowd of 9,831 Saturday night He has played most positions, EXPERIENCJED students wUl- 6 p.m. Pleasant surroundings and , Speedy Crown. Fitzgerald stroking two bingles. 1964 SEVEN passenger (Jadlllac Over 20 years experience. Af­ Guy Piccolo pitched a no-hit, aire and sports promoter who naUen ” at Lincoln Downs. but new serves the Rangers as ing to do odd jobs. Painting, benefits available. Must have ACXX)UNTING Clerk — assls- The 4-year-old colt sped the Dillon vs. Groman’s, 8:46 BA’s George Cushing, limousine. Very clean. Can be ter 6 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. B o n 3 s — no-run game Saturday night at officially acquired the team _ , „ , , , , BOSTON (AP) — Fandangle a checking and penalty-killing cleaning, yard work. Self-In­ good8WU typing backgroimd. Ex- ' k i P tiRA to^l I® bookkeeper. In small seen at Chambers Moving and the West Side Oval as FMre & last quarter In 29 2-5 In winning Fitzgerald Wiley, Tom Blackwood and July 6. Rupp retired at Ken- ’•®: ($95) scored a stunning upset ■specialist on right wing. sured. C^U 646-1266. cellent opportunity for mature ^Hce electronics firm. Experience Storage, Manchester Industrial N. J. LAFLAMME —Carpentry SfOClU — MartgOgOS 27 Police defeated Mari-Mads, 6-0. the $125,000 Roosevelt Inter- Gunver vs. Bemle’s, 6:16 Kee- Chet Clifford collected lone hits tucky this summer after amss- sponsible only to Finley “ and person who enjoys meeting Tra nees. jg lk a-cco'U'lb’K school dl- each Park, 643-6187. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, contractor. Additions, remodel- ™ national Trot Saturday night by Ml X ^ ‘"S ^‘ ctorles in coUege ^ MORTGAGFJS, loans first sec­ people. Call 622-9211. ploma necessary. Call 648- Piccolo whiffed nine batters .u -.g _„_rters of a lenath over Telephone vs. Oil Heat 6:15 Motas 010 81 V______fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Ing and repairs, 875-1642. $160 en route to his gem and walked three-quarters of a l e ^ over r" 511 010 X 812-4 p* history ^ ^°P thing.” ond, third. All kinds. Realty Secretaries: Several 3800, Gerald Fortier lor inter­ B. A. ClU'b 1966 CUTLASS ConvertlWe, 030 000 1 4- 4-3 has Finley said from Chicago that All concrete repairs, both In­ DORMERS, garages, porches, statewide. Oedlt rating un­ view appointment. four batters. Paul Greenfield Nasslff vs. Wyman, 7:30 Nebo Ught bluq, car 1-A, tires 4-F. All fees are paid. Many of our hit bottom and the main thing Rupp has accept^ a three-year side and outside, railings, rec rooms, room additions, necessary. Reasonable. Confi­ led the winners’ offense with Th« ®^«ttch might be ^ r - Angels vs. Fire, 6:15 Robert­ 'See it, you’ll buy it. $660. 742- openings are not listed above. In another scheduled contest, now is to bail It out,” Rupp contract, but declined to dls- landscaping. Reasonably kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, dential, quick arrangements. two hits, while Dave Rutherford doned a dissent to the ascent of son 7297. WOMEN Help VKanfed-Mole 36 in with Speedy Crown to the Utle his Lcck Stock & Barrel forfeited gaj(j from his home in Lexiiig’> close terms, priced. Call 643-0861. siding, general repairs. Quali­ Alvin Lundy Agency. 627-7971. 99 East Center St., Manchester, and Piccolo chlpf>ed CHARTER OAK How to borrow - more profits In cato by dem- Donut Shop, 266 West Middle It? You extend the term of the loen, holes, zippers repaired. Win­ Groman’s 0m Ranch, fireplace, built - Ins. Two large enclosed Agency, 646-0131. Children’s Land Zoo at the Con­ rages, and workahop. Only rwm'Tree llTaded “ flri^one $24,900. OoodchUd-BarUett, Re­ able for boat or trailer, $75. 7------r - r ---- f MeH-H6H monthly. Handy to Main St. $27,900. Paul Flono, 848-6200. new rec room. Walk-In ce­ porches, 2-car garage. $44,900. condition. Won’t last at $32 500. ^ome. Modem stables. UUllty ey Island Boardwalk is Closed. WAfCH n*f f COASTERS? BOL’TON-MANOHESTBR town altors, 6631744, 6437887, 643 MONEY AVAILABLE — Just ADVERTISING 643-1952. o o p s : ) ( Accioe*n>» will Call 644-2427. v dar closet, garage. Only Phllbriok Agency, 646-4200, building. Two lakefront guest ’The owner reports that some­ JUST MAO J ASHTRAVS? line, 8-room apartment, second MANCHESTER —U it R BuUt $32,900. 2098. sold our last Colonial and Cape one stole the animals. happem .* floor. Reference! required. 649-2813. cottages, in-ground pool and CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS CONSOLE RECORD player, iU MAIN S’m B B T , three- Raised Ranch, two baths, car­ TEN-ROOMS V— Contemporary in Mandiester. Need either Missing are 11 sheep, 11 $160 monthly. 648-5988. much more. Gracious four sea­ 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. maple bed and ^dresser, child­ \ THAT? / _ ^ room apartment, second floor. peting, family room, exquisite WOLCOTT Ranch with 3-room studio Wanted - Real Estate one with three or more bed­ goats, six Shetland ponies, one Heat, $128. Security. Family apartment or In-law suite, over son living. $160,000. Llpman- rooms. For quick sale please ren’s toys, lawn furniture, MANCHESTER — Six - room yard with fruit trees. Double Llama, one tortoise, one mini­ unit. Call 646-2426, 9 to 6 p.m. Realtors-MLS DA acres of land with a view, Chorehes, 872-0671, 648-1869. other household items. 649- / o Cape,, available July 11th, $320 garage. $34,900. Hayes Agen­ 6-BEDROOM call The Richard B. Merritt ature white bull and a coop of COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED A D V T. 668-8200 redwood cixistrUcUon. Large 1507. monthly. Lease, security, .ref­ cy, 648-0181. Agency, Realtors, 646-1180. chickens, according to police. 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUOATION MANCHESTER vicinity -* 4- ______a, ______thermopane windows. $48,600. Deadline (or Saturday and Monday is'12:00 Noon Friday room apartment In residential erences, two children, no pets. ATTENTION JULY CLEARANCE Sale — MANCHESTER —Four • bed­ OLDER 7-room Colonial. IlOx- Agency, 646-4200. COLONIAL GLASTONBURY Lawnmowers and tractors, location, 2 bedrooms, living Hayes Agency, 646-0181. room Split-Level, 2% baths, 6-Room Ranch. 3 bedrooms, HOME OWNERS floor models and demonstra­ room with wall-to-wall carpet­ paneled famUy room with bar, mLpJnl' MANCHESTER - ‘Two - family, YOUR COOPERAIIION WILL. ing, kitchen with appliances, ANDOVER —2 room fumlsheil carpeted living room with tors. Save 10-20 per cent. L & formal dining room, shag car­ $ 3 9 ,9 0 0 fireplace, large eat-ln kitch­ Are yon conaideriiig selling BE APPRECIATED heat, electric Included. $175 apartment, country setting, g y, 8436324. stores and schools. $82,600. DIAL 643-2711 M Equipment. Route 83, Ver­ pet, closets galore, fully equip- en, garage. Lovely wooded, your home? We have many per month. Amedy Realty, Re­ utilities furnished, working non. •ped kitchen, stone fireplace, 2- MANCHES’TER _ Sfa(-robm Realtors, 2837476, 742- landscaped yard. $32,600. clients anxious to binr 2- altors, 875-U83. genUeman preferred. Private families, singles and land, CLEAN, dark rich loam, five home. 742-8161. car garage. Merritt Agency, lonlal with 3 huge bedrooms, ______Philbrick Agency BIOHARI) B. MEBAl’TT list your pngierty with: Continued From Preceding Page bath, generous kitchen and din- ~ yards, $22.50. Sand, gravel, 646-1180. AGENCY ANDOVER cottage completely Ing room, 16x24’ living room. Mancherter stone, manure, pool and patio Furnished Lupoeehlno Agency furnished, electricity, heated. Immaculate condlUon. $29,900. FLORIDA BOUND 646-4200 Realtors — 6431180 Help Wonted-Mole 36 Sihiotions Wonted - sand. 643-9604. Aportm ents 63-A IMMACULATE Lease for 10 months. Hebron, Wolverton Agency. Realtota, ^ . 646-5432 MECHANIC for bowling lanes. ______38 STEREO — 2 speakers, best 4-room apartment, immediate 3 bedrooms, wall-to-wall 649-2813. Treed lot offers plenty of shade ’TOLLAND — $25,900. Non- EUGtHEUXtKeUF t h r e e -r o o m furnished apart- carpeting, finished rec room, for this large 6 room (Jolonlal. SEVEN-room spacious Colonial development 6%-rooms, 3-bed- full - time. Apply in person, HIGH School girl desires baby- offer. 647-1907 or can be seen »TTLeeoKo,mi5. occupancy. Call 228-9115. FUNERAL HOME '7'®* ment, heat, hot water, stove, formal dining room, living TWO-FAMILY, beautiful largo Must sell Immedlatoly, New Central location. Excellent room Ranch, basement ga- Holiday Lanes, 39 Spencer St., sitting days or evenings. ESt- at Park Chestnut Apts., Bl, 163 refrigerator. Apply Marlow’s lEeOeUFjS LAW; ROCKVILLE — 8 rooms, $160, room with fireplace, lovely lot, double garage. Immediate kitchen, bullt-ins, dining room, condition. International Asso- rage, partially finished rec SELLING your home or acre­ Manchester. pertenced. Call 649.2001. Chestnut St. 867 Main Street. 142 East Center Street " Moer txxxs po monthly; 3 rooms, $116 month­ area. ’Treed lot. $28,600. Di­ occupancy. $33,900. Rutherford living room with fireplace, 3 elates, 647-1300. room. Large 160x200 beautiful, age? For prompt friendly sev- DURST 300 enlarger (35 MM) THEIR tUlHS-H ly; appliances, large yard. anne Fellows, 2839661. Associates, 2839551. bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpeb ------^------rustic lot surrounded by tower­ Ice, call Louis Dimock Realty, SALES MANAGER Situations Wanted - THREE rooms furnished, first Telephone 646-5310 Including supplies, (never other PEOPIK floor, utilities. Older adults or Utilities not included. 872-0369, Ing, 2-cor garage, Bentley MANCHE3STER ing trees. Ideal for children. 649-9823. M ale 39 used), equipment, chemicals •MRPS': ^BORTH J couple. No children, pets. 272 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. Call owner 875-2846. and ; Tm. Rsf U. S P*l. OH — AH rigMt riw 'wd cathedral ceilings, fireplace, $29,900. reduced to for developing film, (used O IS?? by Unitfd r»stu»e SyndicMt, ■* Main. RUTHERFORD STONE and BRICK TWO OLDER Boys looking for ZZT ELLINGTON — 4-room apart­ rec room, 2-car garage, large VERNON — 60 miles view, 1% ROY M. THOMPSON SALES MANAGEMENT once). $100 complete. 646-6165 Associates RANCH lawns tmd odd Jobs. Contact COVENTRY —Six rooms, fur­ ment, heat, dishwasher, car­ wooded lot, aluminum siding, FRECHETTE & MARTIN acres, hill top estate, 2400 LEGAL TRAINEES . alter 5 p.m. 114 Burnside Avenue, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR Kevin, 649-2531 or Jay 649- nished, with utlliUes. No chil­ peting, washer-dryer hookup. $31,900. Philbrick Agency, 643 Realtors 647-9993 Central air- conditioning adds square foot brick Ranch. Ex- Wanted - To Buy 58 Rooms Without Board 59 East Hartford 3,'5 year-old company open­ 7649. GARAGE SALE — July 12th- Apartm ents - Fiats - dren or pets. Married couple, One month security and refer­ 4200. to full enjoyment of this 7-room cellent area. $54,900. Hayes NOTICE 2830561 , Open 39 ing new branch office. Short 22nd, 80 Church Street, Man- GOLD IN your attic, cellar, FOUR ROOMS, second floor, Tenements 63 references required. Security ences, no children, no pets. IWW ATVD rre.. ru MANCHESTER - Pour- bed- *" executive neighbor- Agency, 6430131. T o w n o f Co v e n t r y answera. . . training period required. A Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 chlestcr. Antique chairs, re­ bam, etc. Will buy anything enclosed porch, atUc, cellar. deposit. $290 monthly. Lovely 876-1642. NEW AND beautiful. The Ms- colonial two hniha n-n hood, 3 bedrooms, 2% baths, ------ZONING b o a r d o f APPEALS TTIREE - rooms, first floor, CAN YOU AFFORD $100.77 guar.onteed $600 per month. cord cabinet, drapes, etc. old. Call 648-5372 or 643-7059 Central. Residential. Parking, yard, use of swimming pool. cemlng buyer will appreciate central ’ location Nicelv dining room, kitchen ANDOVER — 7-room Raised COLLIE AKC puppies, 5 weeks stove, refrigerator, $116. North ELLINGTON — Three-bedroom MONTHLY? Any questions on funerals, customs, pro- Position available immedi­ anytime. Jim Lamb, Auc­ one car. No children or pets. 742-7663. tols quality built executive ^ed loUonlv’tt9 Bel Air custom featured appli- Ranch with magnificent view At the Public Hearing on old, sables and two white. 58” ’TORO professional triple St. Available immediately. CaU duplex, wall-to-wall carpeting, cedures, etc. Come in, phone or write for ately, Call 646-7710 for ap­ tioneer. Security deposit. References. live In this lovely 6 rooms honie, located in the most high- ngai Estate ances, windowed eat-ln area, 2 plus acre lot. A fine Monday, July 10, 1972, the peti­ Come and reserve now. 228- £rang reel ride mower, me­ 643-6802. MANCHESTER, 3 - room fur­ large kitchen and dining area, ly desirable professional area flreplaced family room opening home and investment In a a dependable answer. No obligation, natur­ pointment. Ask for Person­ $116. 649-9158. and collect rent from the tion at Mr. Kenneth Hastings of 0084. chanically excellent. Cost $600 nished apartment, parking stove, refrigerator. Phone 872- nel Manager. WAN’I'ED —Phonographs, old other side. Only $3,600 down. of Manchester. Featuring lots SEX-ROOM Cape, attached ga- onto patio with buUt-in grill, ™ral setting, minutes from StEUidish Road, Coventry, was ally. new, asking $250. Csdl 646-2313. banks, early comic books, lovely yard, $135 monthly, no 0063. of glass, to enjoy excellent rage — breezeway, private ideal for entertaining. Large lot. Hartford. $33,000. Call Warren POODLE male 6 months, house- NEWLYWEDS — Or to bo—We ’Two-car garage, lovely approved. after 5 p.m. swords, metals, early trains . dogs. 669-1744. Rotgeous s^ral staircase patio, treed yard, convenient In the 60s. Peggy Whitehead, Howland, Realtor, 648-1108. ’Ihe petiti<»i is for an a j^ a l broken, papers, all shots. $75. have the apeu'tment you’ve WILLINO’TON — One and Two treed lot. d o s e to all Perhaps this question has been on your and toys, round oak tables, WOODUND with sky light above. Kitchen to highways — bus. Upper 20s. 643-9886. Suzanne Shorts, 646- rv^r ttiltuta from the restrictions imposed In PART-TIME PEOPLE 649-6830. COLOR, PortabUe televislcai, been looking for! Shades for SMALL two-room furnished ef­ bedroom apartments located schools, and shopping, love­ mind: early furniture. Evenings, 643- privacy, carpet for quietness, Is open and modem with buUb 8334m . 3233. Section 10.1.1 of the Zoning Reg­ NEEDED and 6 band radio. Almost new. ficiency. Includes everything near Exit 101 and University of ly residential area. ^ HANDSOME two-year old tiger 6536.______appliances for hunger, laundry in range, two ovens, dU hw ash------— formal dining ulations to allow construction of Call 649-0715. MANOR except electric. $75 a month. Connecticut. Range, dishwash­ $240 SALARY er and dUpoeal. First floor MANCHESTER -D elu xe 8- J. WATSON BEACH CO. • ^ a house on an Illegally formed and white cat, needs quiet for cleanliness, alr-condlUoner Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- er, refrigerator, fireplace, acre plus. Many extras. Lake Q. At a recent funeral we noticed several Rooms Without Board 59 for comfort, parking for the laundry area and mud room, Garrison Colonial, 2% --Hartford - office, 547-1550 o undersized lot. We need people to work In home with peaceful surround­ COUCH, very good condition, 4635. wall-to-wall carpeting, central privileges. $36,900. Others $27,- ings. 633-6129. two-car couple, basement stor­ APARTMENTS PASEK family room off kitchen, fire- *i^ths, carpeting, double ga- Multiple Listing Service ’The petition of Mr. and Mrs. remembrances with cards indicating the ad­ our advertising and display $40. Also wanted to buy, safe, FURNISHED room, private alr-CMidiUonlng. Situated In 900. Ferrigno Agency, Realtor, age for the wedding gifts. Only place, and so much more you quality construction, Realtors Bernard Baldwin of South Street department. Education and medium sized. Call 6^6922. entrance, ample parking, cen­ HOMESTEAD ST. ^ two amd four-family 1700 Colo­ Realtors-MLS 1-423-1886, 228-3606. anytime. FRIENDLY ten week old male $175 per month for ” 3” rooms, will have to see to appreciate. Richard Martin school. Hayes was approved, subject to speci­ dress of the person sending flowers. Is the experience no requirement. trally located. 649-6271. OFF W. MIDDLE TPKE. Business Locations nial style dwelling surround­ 2837475 742-8243 tiger kitten desires home with heat and hot water included. Call us soon on this one. Truly Agency, 6430131. fications. ’Ihe petition was tor a Car necessary. For informa­ Boats & Accessories 46 MANGHESTER ing a village green. Immedi­ BOLTON CENTER -Six-room mention of address proper in such cases ? friendly family. 633-6129. Lease and security deposit For Rent 64 one of a Wnd. Philbrick Agen- Lots For Sale 73 tion call 646-7710. Ask for ' GENTLEMAN only, free park­ ate occupancy. McKinney DUPLEX —7-7, tour bedrooms Ranch with 2-car garage, dead special exception to locate a 1969 JOHNSON 26 h.p. motor, may be flexible. P.S. TTils cy, 846-4200. mobile home on the Baldwin Personnel Manager. FOUR MONTHS old male kit- ing, kitchen privileges, central 1, 2 and 3-bedroom luxury THREE - ROOM comer office Brothers, Incorporated, 643- on large treed lot. Great com­ M ANCHESriR - B-zoned two- 200x260’ lot. Excel- excellent condition. $275. may fit your needs even if apartments. Features waU-to- A. Yes, indeed. It gives sure and instant iden­ ten, free to a good home with location, references required. suite. House & Hale Bldg., 963 2139. mercial potential. Hutchins famlly lot. $8,000. Call J. D. $27,900. No property. GAS STA'nON attendant, two Phone 643-9779. waU carpeting, vanity tUe SUMMIT STREET — Four-bed- MERRin VALUES yard. Phone 643-2210. 643-2893 for appointment only. you’ve been married for 60 Main St. Phone 643 4846. Agency, 6436324. Real Estate associates, 643- hasernent. T. J. Crockett, Re- ’The appeal comes under Sec­ tity of the person. It also helps the family in nights weekly, every other years. CaU Mr. Peterman, bathe, biUU-ln oven, range, room Colonial within walking 5J29. altor, 643-1677. EVINRUDB outboard motors, flesort Property tion 8.1 of the Zoning Regula- Sunday. Must be 18 years old ADORABLE TOY Poodle pup- LIGHT housekeeping room for Owner, 649-9404. dishwasher, refrigerator and MANCHES’TER — Warehouse WESTMINSTER— Scarborough distance to many schools, $27,900—M'*” >r. 6-room ti

ed for parking is 271 Main 8t. Razing Begins zoned Residence A. tion of on attached garage at The Weather Hebron -—Humble Oil Company’s re­ — Nellie K. Eicholtier’s re­ 25-27 Stone SL, zoned Residence Town Asks to G>ntinue quest for reapproyol of an ex­ At Sheridan Block Fair, warm, humid tonight; WORLD ALMAMC quest for a variance to main­ A. FACTS isting gas station at 823 Center patchy fog by a.m.; low near tain four beehives at the rear of — Shell Oil Company’s peU- St. The site was approved for Page 5 75. Tomorrow and Thursday 16 Oak Grove St., zoned lusi- tlon for a special exception and Storage of Concrete Castings a gas station several years ago, . . . .the same. Schools End Year dence AA. variance to allow an extension and the company wants affir­ Manchester— A City of Village Charm A town request to continue Hawthorne St., zoned Residence of a gas staUon parking lot at — A variance request by the mation of the approval. a use variance for storage of C. ’The applicants ore Nicholas Manchester Lions C3ub. to per­ 275 Main St. Hie area propos­ With $5,654 Surplus concrete building sections off and Phyllis Jackston. mit an outdoor “ beerfest” at VOL. XCI, NO. 245 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULy 18, 1972 (ClasBltled Advertsing on Page 11) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Tolland T^ke. heads an eight- — Mary *Taylor’s request for the Parkade (zoned Business 3) J item public hearing agenda for a special exception and vari­ (Ml July 27, 28, and 29. The Board of Bducatlon has Oombustlon Qompany In the tonight’s meeting of the Man­ ance for conversion of a single- — Walter Warsynskl’s request ended its 1971-1972 fiscal year amount of $735 to repair the chester Zoning Board of Ap­ family dwelling to a two-family combustion chamber In the old peals (ZBA). for a variance to reduce north showing an operating surplus of dwelling at 818 Lydall St., side line to seven feet for erec­ boUer in the 1963 addlUon at H ie 4H-acre parcel on the $5,654.08, money which will re­ the Hebron school. south Bide of ’Tolland ’Tpke. is main In the town's general fund Appotatmente leased by the town to Allied fj)r current expenditures. The board ratified the ap­ Building Systems Inc. of 260 Ibl- Of the IS top-selUng U.S. varMy Unexpended funds in the pointment of six staff members land Tpke. at iU Egypt Dismisses Soviet Advisers for the coming year: magazines eight are wom­ Allied, a manufacturer of con­ amount of $17,610.69 offset def­ en’s magazines; thev have best! Mrs. Barbara Awana as sec­ crete castings, leases the land icits appearing In 17 of the 38 a total circulation of about retary at the Gilead school at on a year-to-year basis for stor­ budgeted items amounting to 52 million, “Godey’s Lady’s received ot $11,966.61. $2.60 per hour; Mrs. Leslie Bel­ age of Us p iq u ets. Such a use Krause Book,” first appearing in cher, as a second grade teach­ requires a zoning variance be­ Included in unexpended funds 1837, was the model for to­ wood er; Mrs. Diana Tyler as an cause the property is now zoned Klorist 6 Greenhouses was $7,196.63 for teachers sal­ day’s home magazines, set­ art teacher for one-half day a aries, $4,678.01 for special edu­ ting trends in fashions, Rural Residence and Residence Action Follows cation transportation, $2,140 for week; Mrs. M ai^rle Bcuiks as AA. Blast, morals and etiquette, The Ise possible: ptaa tiw a ■' of American Tractor Trailer Tune-Up Kit Compass paint mixer, 4-pc. President’s policies. ' Training School, Inc., 178 Bum- Our Rog. to 25.95 18” Our Rog. 4.99 4 ^ ? 21” Our Reg. 6.99 5 ® ’ auger set, case, Our Reg. The Teamsters president side Ave., East Hartford. side handles. 15.99 cited complaints about McGovern on Monday ranging from support of the "right-to- 8.44 r *3.74 2 WAYS TO CHARGE Smart Shoppers Shop work” law which labor opposes, Compression tester, vac­ Illuminated dial for night SALE: Mon. thru Wed. to his stands on marijuana and The Herald uum fuel pump tester, driving. Stick or screw MANCHESTER -1145 Tolland Tpke. Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 o.m. to 9:30 p.m. the Vietnam war. remote starter, etc. on. - ^ Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. President Nixon chats with Teamster Union President Frank Fitzsimmons Mon­ "The blue-collar workers, day after receiving the news that the union will endorse liim for re-election. which comprise the backbone Classified Ads. of America, seemed to be of The executive board of the Teamsters visited the Western White House to de­ liver the news. (A P photo) (See Page Seven)

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