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^ ' ' • t PAGE TWENTY-TWO K ' TMimSDAY. .TTJLY 20, 1972 !h'j iUanri|(Bt(r SvBntng Lottery dinner The Weather 9 5 2 7 9 Party cloudy, warm, ^uinid, 1 chance of showera/thunder- McGovern Flies East Nate Naiiips storms tonight; low about 70. Nixon Crew See Page 20 Saturday . . . partly sunny, less Soviet-Egyptian Feud Boils p ’ Manchester— A City of Village Charm hum id; high in 80a. To Heal Labor Rift HARTFORD I API - Six By WILLIAM L. RYAN CUSTER, S.D. (API men. all of them under 30 years Khrushchev was in control did rael occupied huge cliunks of new trouble arose, this time to ally. bn a proposed J2,>.20^1 jn in im u m .-\P Speelal Correspondent Moscow try to VOL. XCI, NO. 248 Democratic presidential noml- cld, were named field directors capitalize on Egyptian and Arab territory. the south In Sudan, Egypt’s If Sadat was not to get the (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1972 ^Classified Advertising on Page 16) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS ' wage measure to tJP%:2 voted Cairo and Moscow have Arab anger with the West over nee George McGovem, moving Wednesday in the campaign to Billions of dollars worth of So­ Arab neighbor. The Communist weapons ho wanted for on of- by the House. The issue w as feuded bitterly in the past and Palestine. to offset the Impact ot his re- re-elect President Nixon, State viet equipment was down the party there. Moscow-oriented, fensivo blow at Israel, it expected to involve m ore than now they're- bickering again. The Soviet arms deal with tectlon by top labor leaders, i.’omptroller Nathan G, Agosti- drain. tried to overthrow the regime. seemed likely he decided to cne vote and possibly last into This time it could mean that Cjlamal Abdel N asser in 1950 files to Washington today to nelll said. Moscow rearmed Egypt but the evening. chances for a dangerous new was the prelude to a series of The, regime survived, thanks In reap some domestic profit by cast a pro-labor Senate vote. Agostinelli, who is also chair- this time seemed interested- in part to help from the Libyans McGovern's initial reaction to „mn of the Ccnnecticut Com- •Middle E ast explosion hS\-e crises in the area. publicly tweaking the Soviet He will also designateformer been lessened. with Suez in 1966 and'^^contim *'“'''"8^ a measure of veto pow­ and support from Cairo. Mos­ nose and tollir/ji the nationalist- Laiman Selected the news that the AFDCIO Ex- mittee to re-elect the President, National Chairman Lawrence er over how — or whether — ecuti\ e Council had voted 27 to said the men would coordinate Egypt's President Anwar Sa^ i.lng irtto mld-1958. cow had sent military advisers minded Arabs that henceforth Meskill E. O'Brien ns his chief bridge dat has said the trouble with Despite significant Soviet mil­ Egypt would use the arms. In and technicians along with mili­ Egypt’s military installations to party regulars. 3 apainst endorsing cither ma- and supervise the operation of jor presidential candidate was /local Nixon erganizatiens. Mcscow is that it wants neither itary and eccnomlc aid to 1970, swarm's of Soviet advisers tary aid to Sudan and now Mos­ would be her own to operate IR A Bombings Kill Nine It was learned that O'Brien, arrived in Egypt. For FBI Academy war nor peace in the sensitive, Egypt, Nasser became deeply cow again occupied the role of and control. That would be pop­ whose departure from the party t o express disappointment “All these men are young, For Spiro along with confidence that 'the enthusia.stic and capable,'' strategic area. Sadat professes suspicious of Mcscow in 1958 Nasser died that September, culprit in the Arab world. ular among Egyptians and chairmanship last Friday oc­ BELFAST, Northern Ire­ overwhelming majority of the Agostinelli said. tc find this intclcrable. He had when the Russians indicated and Sadat succeeded him. Soon Sadat, as a devout Moslem, Arab nationalists. By OI.XNN OAMBBR curred among soittt- confusion land (AP)—The Irish Re­ rank and file will endorse us.'' premised the Arabs that they displeasure at (-Egypt's merger the Egyptian-Soviet alliance always had been deeply dis­ The extent of Egypt’s new (Herald Reporter) By DON FITZHUOH o\er whether McGovern had Named were John Almqulst, would see victory over Israel In with Syria in the United Arab came under another strain. sovereignty over the military M ^che^er Police Lt; Rob­ Associated Press Writer publican Army launched really wanted him to stay, Later in the day, while talk­ 23, of New Hartford; Donald trustful of Communist in­ ert D. Lannan will be attending HARTKORD (AP) — Gov. one of its heaviest bombing ing at lunch with a small group Bardot, 22, of Torrington; John 1971, had seen that deadline go Republic. When the union fell Sadat had joined with revolu- tentions in Islamic countries. installations is not yet known would appear with the Demo­ by and had set a new one for the r a i National *Academy for Thomas J. Meskill said today of reporters, he said the deci­ T. Dolan, 22. of k’airfield; Rich­ apart in 1961, Nasser gave So- tlonary Ubya and Syria In But to him the alliance with Perhaps once again the quarrel onslaughts on Northern cratic nominee at a late-morn­ April 1973. 12 weeks In the fail. he has urged President Nixon sion sets up a major test this ard Leary. 22. of Danbury; Viet and Communist sabotage a ^hat was to be a new Arab fed- Moscow remained necessary if will be smoothed over. But Ireland’s capital today. 'The ing news conference to outline Sadat now finds it expedient According to Police Chief to retain Vice President Spiro fall of the power of those he Thomas Goodrich. 27. of West large share of the blame. That eration. Moscow didn't like it he was to have any hope of mil- each outbreak of public feuding British Broadcasting Corp. his plans' to join the senator's tc bow to home pre.ssures from James Reardon, who made the Agnew on the Republican ticket called "the union power-bro­ Hartford; and Samuel Pease, summer, as Nasser cracked gome Egyptians didn't like it itary parity with Israel. has left Its mark. This one reported nine persons were cBinpaign in a major strategy those who distrust the Rus­ announcement this morning, IX. this (all. k e rs " 26, of Old Lyme. down on local Communists, a ______„ ; probably will, too. known to be dead and up to role. sians. He has tcld the Russian propaganda war raged between ^ ^ ' It became obvious, however, Lannan wUl only be the second Meskill said he expressed a Press secretary Richard He said the vote by the labor military advisers and tech­ Cairo and Mcscow. ^‘1 Sabry and others in that the Russians were jittery. Manchester poheema to ever vice presidential preference in 50 injui’ed in 18 explosions Dougherty, declining comment leaders is either "a calamity or Sadat, then vice president of Sabry was widely They wanted to avoid creating attend the academy and the in Belfast. nicians tc go home. What hap­ Citrus Sales Lag^ini; a letter to Nixon because of re­ on what role O'Brien would it's a signal that a new day is Alx)ut Town pens now to S ad at's dream of Egypt's ruling Arab Socialist ''®S^*'ded as a Moscow man. new full-scale Arab-Israell war first one to attend in recent cent speculation about Agnew Six persons wei'e killed play jn the McGovern cam­ h e r e " He added that "we re Jihad - holy war — against Union, provided the curtain- Suddenly Sadat announced and with it a possible show­ BONN —, West Germsm Im­ years. The last policeman to at­ and suggestions ^ y other Re­ in one blast alone. paign, would say only that the going to test over the ne.xt few the most hated enemy? His ex­ raiser. He had gone in May to arrest of Sabry and others down with the United States. tend the academy was Joseph publicans that A^ew be re­ The bombs exploded within a The Sunset Club will leave to- ports of U.S. oranges and half-hour in mld-aftemoon, just news conference was being months whether the union pow­ merrow at 11 a.m. from the pulsion of the Russians sug­ Mcscow tc see Khrushchev and charges or plotting a coup, Sadat watched resentfully in grapefruits were down to less Prentice in 1940. He is no longer placed. scheduled to m ake "an im por­ er-brokers are alive or dead" .\rmy and Navy Club for a buf­ gests he has scant hope of their returned infuriated, Khrush- The Russians were culprits, May while President Nixon than 3500,000 w orth in 19n. a member of the force. ‘1 (eel the President should as the city was at its busiest tant political announcement " '1 don't know the answer to enccuragement in any such chev had told him patronizingly too, by implication. Sabry and Lt. Lannon was chosen from have the feelings of the elected for weekend shopping. fet dinner at Matarese's Res­ spent a week in Moscow talking They had been higher by half All emergency services were relating to the campaign. that, but I must tell you I won taurant. Berlin. venture. that the Russians “cannot drive bis allies went to prison and with Soviet leaders about, In 1970, almost double In 1969 among sevetal Manchester po­ Republican officers across the The major announced reason put on full alert. Dozens of am­ the nomination over their ac­ The Soviet-Egyptian alliance people into paradise with a Moscow swallowed the pill. In amqng other subjects, peaceful and four times greater In 1967. licemen whoee names Chief country,” Meskill said at a for McGovern's deci-sion to in­ often has seemed a quar- bulances weaved through the tive opposiion. " McGovern The closing program of the stick," but that ccmmu-.iism for fact, the Russians hastened to solution of dangerous issues. Reardon had submitted to the news conference, adding he felt terrupt his post-convention rest said. relscme, unhappy union, but it Egypt in the long run was inev- sign a new treaty of friendsliip FBI for consideration. traffic with sirens screaming. Vacation Bible School of Trinity Again Soviet interests — the in­ Your Best Real Estate governors were “closer to the in South Dakota's Black Hills I-jibor, as well as party lead­ was a marriage of convenience itablc. with Egypt. Now in charge of training in Hundreds of British troops Covenant Church will be held terests of the superpower — grassroots” than U.S. senators. was so he could vote today on ers cool to McGovern, will be and neither side had been in a “You don't want commu- The ink was hardly dry when Buys Are In The Herald the Manchester department Lt. swarmed into the city center, temorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the came before those of any lesser BOBXST LANNAN A Nixon-Agnew ticket would an amendment bv Sen. Peter m ajor targ ets of the operation church. Tile program is open to position to call it quits. The nism?" said KhHishchev. "Nev­ Classified Ads Lannan joined the department be the “strongest one to face fierce fires. Dominick. R-Colo., to cut back O'Brien ■will head. parents and friends. Egyptians have been feuding er mind. We are not angry. In as a probationary regular on Community College and is cur- the other side,” Meskill said. The guerrillas struck despite with their Soviet benefactors, the future you will find we' are Oct. 14, 1967. He was promoted rently studying for a betchelor’s However the governor said he stringent traffic controls which off and on, ever since Moscow rig h t." ' to sergeant May 26, 1963 and degree at the University of would support the national tick­ have barred much of central thrust a military boot in the But Moscow smoothed over to lieutenant Sept. S, 1968. Hartford. According to Informa- et regardless of whom Nixon Belfast to automobiles during Middle East door 17 years ago. that feud, stepped up shipments Bom in Ware. Mass.. May 3. 0°" P«>vlded to Ch^f R e ^ ° n . chooses as his running mate. the past week. A huge car ARE YOU 11 YEARS OLD OR OLDER? The Arabs welcomed Soviet of war material to Egypt, went 1930, IX. Lannan served In the may get credit to- Asked about the possibility of bomb added to the devastatiem aid but never trusted Soviet ahead with building the first U.8. Navy from 1950 to 1964 and ward his bachelor's degree for former Secretsiry of the Treas- In the center of Londonderry, • ARE YOU INTERESTED IN EARNING YOUR OWN MONEY? communism. They remember stage of the Aswan High Dam his FBI Academy study. ur y J< ^ Connally as a vice Northern Ireland’s second larg­ and undertook other economic Tremetulitiis worked In the experimental de- Chief Reardon said this morn­ that Moscow originally su!p- peutment at Pratt and Whitney presidential candidate, Meskill est city. • HAVE YOU THOUGHT ABOUT SAVING FOR YOUR FUTURE EDUCATION? ported the partition of Palestine aid. Values! ing, “I’m quite pleased to have said he wouldn’t like it. One of the first Belfast In June 1967, the six-day war Aircraft before joining the Man­ the FBI accept a member of • DO YOU KNOW THE VALUABLE KNOWLEDGE YOU CAN GAIN FROM OWN­ in 1947 and was among the first “It wouldn’t add to the tick­ bomba exploded at a bus sta­ to recognize the new nation of 'with Israel erupted. Egypt and chester department. the Manchester Police Depart- ING YOUR OWN BUSINESS? He has attended numerous po- I am happy that Lt. Lan et,” he said. tion within yards of the city’s Israel in 1948. Not until Nikita the Arabs were humiliated. Is- fire headquarters, normally a • HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT THAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO OWN YOUR OWN Mce schools Including the Con- ^ ^as gotten this opportunity. On other matters, Meskill PAPER ROUTE? necUcut Police Academy, for- j forward to It bringing said a suggestion by two Demo­ top security area. It went off merly In Bethany now in Meri- returns here In his staff cratic legislative leaders that Inside the station, killing at Little Violence t den; the Arnold Markel Law function, particularly in traln- they might find a way of reduc­ least four civilians plus two sol­ THE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD School In New Haven; and the ing.” ing the state’s 7 per cent sales Trail Drive in Cheyenne for Memorys Sake diers »who rushed there In re­ New England Law Enforcement ^ ^ f Reardon expressed the tax below 6.6 per cent, a figure sponse to an alarm. HAS ROUTE OPENINGS IN MANCHESTER AND IN SUBURBAN AREAS Otficers Command Training ^ope that other policemen he Meskill has suggested, is an at­ With trail (irives mostly just a memory in the -Old Newsmen were pressed into service to help escort The streets were littered with At Stones Concert Course at Baboon, Institute In nominated for the academy tempt to maneuver toward an West, this one was staged north of Cheyenne Thurs- the 275 Mexican steers down the Old Yellowstone glass and debris and stained Income tax. BOSTON (AP) — The Rolling feur was arrested in a Boston Wellesley, Mess. ajao get the opportunity to day to bring in opponents for rodeo cowboys at Highway to Frontier Park. with blood. A score of ambu­ IF YOU ARE INTERESTTED, THE APPLICATION Lt. Lannan earned €ui assocl- attend In the future, Frontier Days, which gets under way this weekend. (AP photo) Stones wound up a two-night apartment. (See Page Nineteen) lances converged on the sta­ BELOW WILL MAKE IT EASY FOR YOU TO TAKE Incredible ate degree In law enforcement tion. stand at Boston Garden, per- James P, Cullie, 26, and a In June 1971 from Manchester (See Page miree) THE FIRST STEP TOWARD OWNING YOUR OWN forming before 15,000 rock fans woman companion, Rita . M. Savings/ As the explosions died away, ROUTE. described as generally orderly. Redmond, 23. were charged the city center emptied but But outside the Garden on with possesion of narcoUcs. without the panic that has been Fill it out and mall to Manchester Evening Herald. Wet Weather Hurt characteristic during three 13 Bissell St., Manchester 06M0. Wednesday night police report- They were booked at police ed at least 38 persons were tak- headquarters and released on Court Won’t Enjoin years of turmoil. en into custody as a crowd of bail of *5,000 each. iCandidate McGovern... There were reports one bomb NAME...... 3,000 m illed about while the The Rolling Stones cam e to punched a hole in Queen Eliza­ British rock group performed Boston late Tuesday night as Tobacco Growers beth Bric'/'e, which crosses the ADDRESS ...... inside. part of their current North Wins Backing Puts O’Brien Earns Rebuff By JEFF BRADLEY netting, the tobacco Is now Flat W elf are Grant Lagan River dividing the city. Police said later that about 15 American tour, Associated Press Writer about 1% feet high, compared HARTFORD (AP)—Common gram would cut the clients’ This is another top security TOWN ...... persons were booked, most on A capacity crowd had waited WINDSOR, Conn. (AP) — To­ to 4Mi feet In a normal year. monthly welfare receipts by area. charges of drunkness and dls- 5 hours for the group to ar- From Labor On His Stall By Ike s Son Pleas Court Judge Maurice bacco growers In the Con­ “We usually set the ^ants In Sponzo denied today a request from *7 to *80. Earlier, IRA guerrillas blew crderly conduct. Two youths, rive after a delay in Warwick, the field around May 20 and Die up a freight train and clashed PHONE ...... ’. By OREOO HERBINOTON AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — Sen. necticut Valley that -winds for a temporary Injunction bar­ The flat grant system, for­ however, were charged with R. L, where Stones leader Mick DETROIT (AP) — United through here and Into western first leaves are ready fr-r pick­ with British troops and Protes- selling counterfeit concert tick- Jagger, lead guitarist Keith AsiMolated Preiw Writer George McGovern’s claim that ring implementation of the mally known as the Family As­ Auto Workers President Leon­ he la “a disciple” of Dwight D- Massachusetts lace potential ing about July 7. We just start­ sistance Plan (FAP), is sched­ Richard and three other mem- ard Woodcock says he and two WASHINGTON (AP) — After state’s proposed flat grant wel­ (Bee P age Eight) returning briefly to IVashington Elsenhower’s defense policy disaster this year with 20 per ed to pick about four days fare payment system. uled to take effect Aug. 1. Wednesday afternoon, a man bers of their traveling party Panasonic Panasonic AFL-dO leaders plan a labor cent of their crop already ago,” Kravitz said. described as the Stones’ chauf- were arrested in connection campaign drive In an effort to to strengthen his fragile ties has been chsdlenged by the late Sponzo, In denying the re­ The FAP eliminates special Portable Radio AM/FM Clock Radio president’s son and widow. plowed under as the result of ”We won’t know the condition quest, cited an earlier federal consideration for higher or low­ ^—— with a scuffle with police. swing rank-and-file union sup­ with labor. Democratic Presl- unseasonably wet weather. of the crop until after the to­ The scuffle broke out at NOW! port behind Sen. George d e n tla 1 nominee George The Washington Post origi­ court ruling in the matter and er expenses like rent and travel Portable A M Wake to music or NOWI nally published a letter by John The valley’s tobacco farmers bacco Is picked.” he said, pre­ for Individual recipients and Green Airport In Warwick after radio, slide rule McGovern, the Democratic McGovern today headed for who produce leafs which turn dicting as much as a 20 per said the federal ruling was a Nation’s a photographer from the Provi­ buzzer. Push Our presidential nominee. South Dakota to resume his va­ Eisenhower commenting on the precedent in the matter. provides an average statewide tuning; earphone, .88 button nite light; R«g. out most of the country’s cigar cent loss In lowlands where en­ payment. The Welfare Depar- dence Journal complained he 70 Woodcock said Thursday that cation and plot autumn cam­ Democratic presidential nomi­ wrappings will have to scrape tire fields were washed out by The New Haven Legal Assist­ carry strap. 36 slide rule. 8 per 39.95 nee’s claim. Mamie Elsen­ ance Assn, had sought the in­ ment determined the amount of had been assaulted by a mem­ per store. he will be joined on a labor paign strategy. the remainder of the summer heavy spring rains. Economy ber of the Stones’ traveling par­ store. campaign committee by Jerry Mcfjlovem won fresh offers of hower, the former president’s to recover from delayed plant­ Kravitz said the valley to­ junction on behalf of 11 welfare the flat grant payment by aver­ ty- Wurf, president of the Ameri­ support during his 26-hour stop­ widow, sent a copy of her son’s ings and a wet spring and bacco cron is worth ab^ut *26 clients. The association’s attor­ aging the needs of different Advances A second brush occurred with can Federation of State, (Jounty over in Washington and named letter from her Augusta home reach a break-even point, agri­ million a year. This year’s loss­ neys said the proposed pro- sized families around the state a photographer Wednesday. and Municipal Employes, and former Democratic National to the Augusta Chronicle and culturalists say. and came up with a single pay­ WASHINGTON (AP) —The es will not be tabnDted until economy surged In the Aprll- The Record American and Bos­ Floyd Smith, president of the Committee chairman Lawrence Herald along with a note which after the quality of this year’s ment for each family size. ”We might crawl out of It,” A family of four, for ex­ June quarter to the highest rate ton Herald Traveler said chauf­ International Machinists and F. O’Brien to his campaign said in part: says Mark R. Kravitz, of Man­ croT) is ascertained. feur Cullie and two friends at­ Aerospace Workers. staff to recruit support from re­ ’I”m enclosing a refutation Compounding the crop fail­ ample, will receive *310.69 per of expansion in more than six chester, executive director of Rail Crash month and it will have to meet years while inflation slowed VJ - .- tempted to snatch the cameras Woodcock’s announcement luctant labor and party leaders. my son wrote concerning Sen. the Shade Tobacco Growers As­ ure. is a serious unemoloyment of two photographers as they came one day after AFL-CIO McGovern’s claim that he was all its expenses such as rent sharply, the government said The South Dakota Democrat sociation, headquartered here. problem in the region, The today. OUR SPECIALTY I left police headquarters. President George Meany led spent most of his time Thurs­ a disciple of Gen. Eisenhower. “At the moment, this nice, hot Massachusetts Division of Em­ and utilities from this payment, Meanwhile, the FTovldence the labor federation’s Execu­ day on the Senate floor where This of course Is erroneous.” humid weather is good for the ployment Security office ’In In Spain the department said. The de­ The Commerce Department Journal Co. said Wednesday it tive (Jouncll to a 27-3 vote not “No matter how much Sen. partment presently pays sepa­ said that the second-quarter UP his vote helped defeat by a nar­ tobacco.” Northamoten rerxirted no or­ Gross National Product, mar­ would bring a civil suit against to endorse either McGovern or row 47 to 46 margin a (30P- McGovern may claim t6 have ders for farm workers, despite rately for such items as rent NOW CARPET 3 ROOMS TO Richard and a member of the But there is no certainty of ket value of the nation’s goods 340 President Nixon. backed bill designed to scuttle learned from President Elsen­ recovery for these farmers, evi­ thousands of aiyDllcations. and utilities. Stone’s entourage, Stanley A. Panasonic Cassette Panasonic Cassette Smith, who has endorsed ”A lot of people, especially The new system will mean and services, advanced at a a Democratic-supported meas­ hower’s defense policies, he denced by Connecticut Gov. Kills 31 fast 8.9 per cent pace in “real” ChoiTTe of: Sculptured -Tweed Plush or Shag Moore, in connection with the McGovern, voted with the ma­ seems to have grasped every­ school-age youngsters. who larger benefits for about 20,000 incident at Warwick. Tape Recorder Tape Recorder ure to raise the minimum wage Thomas J. Mesklll’s plea to the terms, meaning economic ★ NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR MEASURING jority in the Ebcecutive Council from *1.60 to *2.20 an hour, plus thing except the fundamen­ federal govemmfent that his were working have been laid SEVILLE, Spain (AP) — needy families while 9,000 fami­ The Rolling Stones move on de c 1 81 o n . Wurf, also a growth with inflation sub­ ★ NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR INSTALLATION Capstan drive for fringe benefits. tals,” said John Elsenhower’s state be designated an agricul­ off.” a stKjkesman said. At least 31 persons perish­ lies, about 36,000 people, will to Philadelphia for concerts NOW! NOWI McGovern btwker, voted tracted. •A. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR FOAM RUBBER constant speed. AC or battery: pusb- McGovern announced his se­ statement. ture disaster area. Such a des­ In Northern Connecticut, em- ed and nearly 100 were in­ receive reduced aid. tonight and Friday. against a position of neutrality. nlovment is about 60 ner cent The legal aid lawyers On top of this, the rate of in­ PADDING Philadelphia Volice Commis­ AC or battery button controls. Qur lection of O’Brien to serve as McGovern referred to himself ignation would make low inter­ jured today in the head-on flation as measured by GNP Auto stop at end of (jg- Wurf said after the vote that one of his top three advisors at as “a disciple” of Elsenhower est, long term loans available less than last year, labor offi­ claimed the system was beir,? ★ NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR DOORWAY sioner Joseph F. O’Neill said operation. ;p’ Reg. 188 188 it reflected "personal loyalties” cials say. collision of an express train figures dropped to 2.1 per p.ent, METAL speaker. 12 per tape. 1.5 per store. 49 95 a news conference attended by defense policy In a speech last to farmers. put into effect without a hear­ the lowest since the days of 299 mounted police would be on 39.95 within the AEXrCIO and was Kravitz said growers have from Madrid bound for ing and other action required BE SURE TO BRING VOUR ROOM MEASUREMENTS hand to patrol the parking lots store. vice presidentiaF nominee month in Oklahoma Clty^ He “The quality and the quantity President Nixon’s wacre-price We W'lU C'heerluUy Eetlmate Your Requlrementa and Show Samples at Your Home. not a true Index of support brought about 2,000 Fbierto Ri­ Spain’s Sun Coast and a lo­ by a new state administrative against vandals and traffic among union members for the Thomas F. Eagleton. said President Eisenhower had ■will be down, and there’s a can and southern migrant cal train about 50 miles freeze, and less than half of the tleups around the Spectmm, The senator said he had re­ always uiged the country to very good chance this will be a procedure. 6.1 per cent rate that pre­ THE NEWEST PEACE EMBLEM Democratic ticket. workers to the fields this year south of Seville. U.S. District Court Judge M. the South Philadelphia sports The AFL-CIO represents 13.6 ceived offers of campaign help maintain an adequate defense deficit year,” Kravitz said in under contract, about 400 less None of the 600 passengers vailed in the first three months s Joseph Blumenfeld ruled June complex where the concert will million union members. ■ from several Senate Democrat­ but had warned against the an interview. than normal. The growers asso­ aboard the express were killed, of the year. THE PANDA RUG be staged. ic colleagues, including John threat of a military-industrial Kravitz represents 16 shade 15 that the flat grants could go The 8.9 per cent growth rate Woodcock predicted that un­ ciation maintains a hospital for the National Chain of Spanish into effect after the department ion organizations representing Tunney and Alan Cranston of complex. tobacco farmers in the region. workers at its offices here, the Railways announced, but the compared with an upward-re­ Chi-Chi the Panda. Made The growers produce 90 per withdrew plans to cut the aver­ more than five million workers California, Stuart Symington of John Elsenhower’s letter only state-licensed hospital of small four-coach local train vised 6.5 per cent rise rate in of a fur-like material in Missouri, Birch Bayh of In­ said, “The only similarity In cent of the cigar wrapper leaf its kind in the country, accord­ age payment by 16 per cent. the first quarter and it marked would campaign for McGovern. grown in the United States, ac­ carry in g 200 passengers was Draft Call That total will Include the 1.4 diana, Fred Harris of Okla- the military philosophy of ing to Kravitz. devastated. The system was originally the highest rate of expansion of a 34x36 mg. Can also be $ 1 0 .9 5 cording to Kravitz. scheduled to be,gln in October the economy since the fourth (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) Grown under acres of white (See Page Eight) quarter of 1965. -O.VelSIMh used as a wall decoration. At 4,800 (8ee Fatge Eight) (See Page Eight) 1971. Black and White FULL BATHROOM WASHINGTON (AP) — The Panasonic 5 Band smallest draft callup since Panasonic AM/FM FORT KNOX CERAMIC April, 4,800 m en, has Bben an­ Portable Radio 8 Track Player nounced for September by the TILED Selective Service. / COMMERCIAL CARPET NOW! NOWI THE powfff \y ^ \ A Up to 100 Sq. Ft. The draft will extend to men AC or battery. Listless Air Los Angeles Happy, 100% Continuous Filament Cumuloft Nylon AC or battery; port- SHO hM Gf I — with lottery numbers no higher FM AM. marine, Our Our STEAMING 12' and 15’ widths sq. yd. * 7.99 than 75, the sam e ceiling as In l^^able. Twin6‘2” dy- * 149.00 weather bands. Di­ Reg. Reg. |40 N .r.^S 'N .H Do It Yourself (Prep. Extra) August. rection finder. 7 per 79.95. ' • ^namic speakers. 12 EAST We lend you all the tools necessary sq. yd. * 4.95 Acting draft director Byron store. per store. 99.95 Reg. $7.99 sq. yd. V. Pepitone said Wednesday Hangs Oyer Mountains Visible that sufficient men are avedl- MASS. 9x12 100% NYLON able at number 75 and below. 1^3 LOS ANGELES (AP) — “oxldent” levels that brought the Environmental Protection 9x12 They include men classified as CONN. While portions of the Atlantic air pollution alerts Thursday in Agency, local governments can lA and lAO who recently lost Charge it! BRAIDED RUGS NYLON RUGS Seaboard suffered through air the District of Columbia and set more severe standards, deferments or whose initial pollution alerts, Los Angeles Maryland and in Connecticut Los Angeles Oxinty calls a In red and white, blue and white, orange and white and • ABBorted Colors postponements of induction ex­ East Coast residents went blithely about Wednesday and early Thurs- first-stage alert when ozone avocado and white. • All Four Sides FlniBhed pire during September. their business, graphic jevl- diy. reaches .60 ppm peak. But Ban • Double Jute Back Men with numbers through Panasonic AM/FM With the listless air, pollu­ R egular $89.90 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS dence that one man’s dirty air More than 12 times in the last Bernardino (Jounty 70 miles to 100 are being ordered for pre­ tants tended to collect and In­ Reg. |9 5 Stereo Phonograph A steamy, stagnant air mass can be another’s summer two months in metropolitan Los the east calls an alert when $69.95 induction physical exams, al­ that has strained electric power creased to dangerous levels In Angeles carbon monoxide levels “oxidenta” reach .60 ppm, a ’ 59.95 though officials say the celling some areas. breeze. SALE PRICE NOWI giippUss and caused pollution It was generally a nice day have soared to peak readings different pollutant measure. BRAIDED CHAIR PADS each 99c could remain at 76 thiough the In the Pittsburgh area, a first year. alerts remained anchored over Thursday In Los Angeles — the above 15 ppm, approximately The California Air Resources Our ' the Eastern seaboard today stage pollution alert forced In­ city whose name is synonymous similar to the eight-hour aver­ Board, which sets statewide The September callup raises Reg. dustry to cut back opeiatlons. age of 16 ppm in Springfield, the total for the y ear to 35,900. 144 with no relief expected for a in some minds with smog. standards but doesn’t govern 139.95 few more days. Eye Irritation and shortness of Workers downtown could see Mass., that brought a first- local pollution control agencies, The Defense Department has breath were common com­ stage alert Wednesday. put its 1972 dbaft neb'ds at The National Weather Sendee the Santa Monica Mountains calls a first stage alert when forecast more temperatures In plaints, especially in the down­ .JtHonfit through the smog and the peak Although an Associated Press zone stays at .10 ppm for one CARPET AND 50,000. The A rm y is inducting town section. all draftees. the high 80s to middle 90s, a O c e o n metropolitan ozone content in survey Thursday seems to in­ hour. 4 speed automatic turntable, FM situation which i^pped the re­ “Based on meteorological the air hit a mild .08 part per dicate that Los Angeles resi­ Los Angeles County calls an Meanwhile, the. Army Re­ i ■/ ■ Stereo radio. 6‘.2” dynamic speakers. dents are old hands at coping FLOOR COVERING cruiting Command at Hampton, serves o( electric utilities and projections, the current episode million (ppm). The top carbon alert if carbon monoxide reach­ 308 MAIN STREET (ii'eat soiindl Great value!’ 8 per store. led to blackouts or brownouts is epected to develop into one monoxide level was 11 ppm. with dirty air. It points up, es SO ppm peak reading. The Vu.. said June was its best of the more serious we’ve more Importantly, the diversity MANCHESTER month for male enlistment in tat scattered areas Thursday. But four times this year and state agency calls an alert if It Op«n Dally 9 ■ « — Thura., Fri. lUI 9 The week-long heat, wave had,” said a spokesman for the 21 times last year school chil­ of air pollution alert levels and reaches 10 ppm average for U nearly three years, with 18,176 AUegfieny (Jounty Health De­ TEL. A43-A662 signing up. It is.,pffering a *1,- over the populous East was dren were kept Indoors in some relief measures that exist hours. raiPLE’S blamed on a Bermuda high that partment. '' areas when ozone, an Irritant across the nation. Alerts mean different things 500 bonus for those agreeing to MANCHESTER - 1145 Tolland Tpke. SALE: Thurs. thru Sat. stretched to the Mississippi An emergency air pollution 200 gas associated with pollution, , This Is because even though to different cities. But general- go into combat units for four Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. years. The usual enilMment pe­ River valley and pumped hu­ alert was in effect for four CHilo reached, ,35 ppm. That is ap­ federal mlminum guidelines Sat. 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. mid tropical air up from the Key Wetl Mi7*i proximately equivalent to the were handed down last year by (See Page Bight) riod is three years while y (Bee Page Eight) drqftdes serve two years. ------No Gulf. M ▼

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MA^ICHEST^ e V!^INrnon h n i a « viio-n ''’111 be able to bring 528-5348 (24) Electric. Company to do your Job. It’s cruel to have 4 AJ8763 meeting of the Zoning Commis­ man of the commission. Mask­ irho 1, said the center needs more ^ person hold a high tack valuable Information for kanchester Drive-In — “Here to play your re n la r game in sion last night, were not com­ The center, to be known as the school diploma or Its equivalent the department," Weiss said. Come the Fuzz” 10:30; "Chato’s (30) GUUgan’s Island Q 10 9 er said the town’s regulations Hockanum Valley Day Care °"® 3’®®*' experl- (40) News front of 600 kibitzers, as two 0 9875 plete enough to satisfy commis­ call for certain things to be pre­ Center, is expected to open on *’®^^®'^ Yo start slowly. Land” 8:45 Danish experts did 'when they sion members, w h o strongly COMPANION FEATURE. East Haitford Drive-In — 5:55 (3) What’s Happening * None sented at a preliminary and the Aug. 1 under the direction of K®P®‘® h®« Th^ j^^her now must also • IHB1WS MCXVCTKW ■MuVaBitN ^ -"N \ encountered today's hand a few RBTURNINa BY POPULAR DEMAND suggested to the developer that commission must be satisfied, the Hnelrnniim Voilow r'nmm., been hired as teacher-director ^"® “®w must also "Legend of Nigger Charley" 6:00 (3-8-22) News ~ North East South West tpwn regulations must be fol­ nltv of the center. The staff will also hav® a college de^ee and an ' weeks ago In the World Bridge Pass on these before a date for a nlty Services Council. It will b® , , ,, |^NDR0«IEDA51RAW 10:25; “Little Fauss & Big Hal­ (18) Mo\1e Olympiad. * 2 * Pass 2 « lowed If the plans are to go to a public hearing Is set. another teacher and assistant has to nave a hig^h TtCHMCnO* sey” 8:40 ■ U ' Double Randolph Scott, and Kar­ North dealer 3 ♦ 3 NT 4 4) BOBBY KAYE public hearing. The proposed center would be t^^Flrst^^g^re JtlTnal'^^ aides have already sc^ldegree and. two years of East Windsor Drive-In—"Con­ en Steele. Both sides vulnerable All Pass and his Several persona, representing constructed on a 25-acre tract on Rt 30 been hired and It Is expected training. quest of Planet of Apes” 10:20; (24) Hodgepodge Lodge*' Opening lead — Two of After a flve-mlnute trance IS^IECE BAND the developer of the proposed on the easterly side of Rt. 83, . more will be hired as the num- The new guidelines also set a "Culpepper Cattle Co.” 8:40 (SO) To TeU the Truth Spades ^ center, Goodrich Realty Coip. The -center will be able to ber of children increases. bam'0 Apple Agnes Davis West ruffed with the five of near the Trl-Clty Shopping uniform pay stale for each Meadows Drive-In — “Fuzz” (40) Daniel Boone West opened the deuce of with OBRI LAYNB, Vocalist of New York City, and the three Plaza and the Vernon Circle accommodate 30 children aged Mrs. Abuza said there is still staff position. The scale Is set 11:07; "Chato’s Land” 8:50 6:30 (3) CBS News spades. Soloway overruffed In spades, and dummy's ten won the dummy and gave up a dia­ Recreating ”Uve” Glen Miller Music stores proposed for the Initial Plaza. The land is owned by a three to five years. It will oper- a need for a part-time cook, on the basis of comparable Jobs DCCO/fAWE Jerry Lewis Cinema, South (8) ABC News the first trick. East’s heart dis­ of Yesterday and Today phase of the project, attended main secretary. ate weekdays from 7 a.m. to The duties of the cook will be GIFTS and ACCCSSORIBS Windsor—"Cowboys” 7:00, 9:00 (22-80) NBC News mond. Now West could get one in the area of the partlculai card told declarer the bad news trump trick, but the doubled at the meeting. Plans presented Plans call.for the first phase 5:30 p.m. to prepare breakfast and lunch center. MANCHESTBt PARKADE- MANCHE4IER (24) Oleanna Trail about the trump break. PAQANT8 at the meeting were not com­ Gov. Meakill explained that and two snacks for the children, M 0:55 (40) News contract was safe. J' to include construction of a Ilie staff-to-child ratios ar« Los Angeles expert Paul Solo­ When last seen, two Danish plete enough to conform with the program will provide oppor- Also needed is a part-time J- CRYSTAL LAKE BALLROOM Bradlee’s Department Store, set up according to the numbei Girls Find $3^00 7:00 (S) Bill Cosby way, playing the South hand, bridge experts were asking Medi-Mart and a Stop and Shop tunltles for the physical and In- bookkeeper-secretary, of children In certain ag< (8) Truth or Conse­ mffed a low club and then led about Immigration regulations J' JULY 22nd tellectual development of chll- Mrs. Abuza expressed apprec- the queen of hearts. West pro­ food store. groups, with the younger grouj ^NDERB Hidden at Cre^ek quences In Australia. RT. 30, ELLINGTON. CONN. Vernon In keeping with a request dren while freeing parents to latlon for the response received of children requiring more PRICE SECTION OPEN (22-30) News perly covered with the king, Dally Question seek employment and training, from professional persons and and dummy^s ace won. South DANCING 9 -1 — Admission $8.80 tax Incl. made by Mayor Frank McCoy, adults. GILBERTVILLE, Iowa (AP) (24) Doin’ It (B) As dealer, you hold: Spadeo, the commission has set up a The governor added that he laymen who have also volun- (40) ABC News ruffed another club, hoping that Table Service, Snacks, Legal Beverages had been advised by Commls- teered their services to the cen- UR6EST AMUSEMENT — Two teenage girls found l($-e-4; Hearts, A-6; Diamonds, > ► 50 Employed public hearing to be held In BARGAINS GALORE more than 93,2(X) in cash beside 7:30 (3) What’s Happening the ace would fall, w d then led A-10; Clubs, K-Q-10-9-5-2. Reservations 646-2507 or 236-4825 sloner Ruben Figueroa of the Y®r- wUl go as the towns FIRST GUEST PARK IN NEW ENGUtND the nine of hearts. September, on proposed amend­ in-klnd services a creek near here Thursday. (8) Juvenile Jury What do yoti say? ments to the zoning regulations. ATLANTA. Ga. (AP) Officers said they later found (22) I Dream of Jeannle East won with the Jack of Answer: Bid one club If you In Programs The DCA, last fall, set up 27-story hotel being built here COME EARLY hearts and somewhat unwisely The amendments will set forth new guidelines for all day care BONUS DAYS & NIGHTS 31,400 more and they believe (24) 30 Minutes use standard bidding methods. regulations concerning construc­ has already been visited by a there, is more to be found. (30) Hot ywood Squares returned the queen of dia­ When this hand was actually She Swallows centers financed by Its depart­ guest. He was found taking a EVERY DAY & NIGHT monds. West played his king of For Summer tion on land which Is below ment. These guidelines set high­ The girls, Janet Delagardelle, 244 Center St., Manolieeter (40) Dragnet held In the world champion­ grade level, to assure that the bath in Room 1017 by con­ including SUNDAYS 13. of rural Jesup, and her riKNie: Ml-ises 8:00 (3) O’Hara, U.S. Treasury diamonds In the mistaken no­ ships, players who used Uie The town of Vernon Is now $3,000 Windfall er standards for staff members struction superintendent (3.D. ADAM'S APPLE tion that it was necessary to un­ -emplo3rlng about 50 persons in foundation of any new building than before, limit the amount of Taylor. ENTIRE PARK OPEN • 1 P.M. cousin, Kathy Delagardelle, 16, (R) opening bid of one club to show HAPPINESS IS .. . will be a certain number of feet VANCOUVER, B.C. (AP) — MANCHESTER PARKADE, MANCHESTER (22-30) Sanford ft Son (B) block the suit. Soloway won great strength were obligated to Its summer programs, accord­ money to be allocated for field 'The guest, a coot, was evict­ AFTERNOON said the money was in 32 3100 with dummy's ace and won­ ing to Mayor Frank McCoy. Of above the center line of the Shirley Martin of Vancouver trips and staff mileage, and set 10 - 9 DAILY 10 - 6 SATURDAY bills and a 350 bill. They said SEA POOD (24) Washington Week In open this hand with two clubs. road. ed to a lake. The bird couldn’t Badges On Sale Review dered If Christmas was coming Copyright 1972 the total nqmber, 26 are being swallowed more than her pride definite pupil-adQlt ratios for pay his bill. each bill was tom into four sec­ Prepared to perfection! The mayor said yesterday that to hold onto a $3,000 wiii'dfall., tions. (8-40) Brady Bunch (R) early. General Feature Oorp. “YOU’RE A GOOD MAN paid from the Youth Employ­ 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. Try our Baked Stuffed 8:30 (8-40) Partridge Family Fstehil Ten ment Fund grant. They are the town has been threatened Last month Mrs. Afilitin Shrimp, Lobster, Boston working In the Public Works with suits by some property Good for All Rides > Scrod, King Crab or (B) j^uth ruffed another club and WORKING SHOW bought $1 box of buttons from a (22-30) Movie hopefully led the ten of hearts. Department and town offices. owners and owners of property local Salvation Army thrift Deep Fried Shrimp — SHERBROOKE, Que. (AP) CHARLIE BROWN” adjacent to buildings built below 1 P.M. to 6 P.M. they’re all delicious I (84) Spec Between If West could follow suit, dum­ — A group of unemployed in Mayor McCoy said ho expects store, and ..later found an odd­ *«***^**««*» I'UI N II II 111 to add about lO more to this street level, due to problems Words my’s low diamond would go off. this Eastern Townships city ball In the bunch. AT NIGHT FILM RATING GUIDE 0:00 (3) Elizabeth B West went Into a fearful hud­ number. with drainage and sewage. She said she had the odd dle with 500 fens watching his used $36,504 from the federal MANCHESTER TEEN Some other young people, be­ Action In a request for a plan On Sale OPEN DAILY 9:30 (8-40) Odd Couple (R) government’s Local Initiative hunk of rock appraised at a Badges For Parents and (24) Deveut Young agony on closed-circuit tele­ COMMUNITY PLAYERS ing paid by funds allotted in of development In a planned Program to put together a slide residential area on Bellevue Jewelry store, which said It was 6:30 to 10 P.M. Their Children INCLUDING SUNDAY 10:00 (8-40) Love, American vision. If you have followed the the town’s budget, are working a large, uncut diamond. Style (B) play ctirefully, you will see that and tape-recorded show on the On Behalf of at the swimming pools cuid mu- Ave., submitted by Faith and Good for All Rides 11 A.M. TO 9 P.M. region’s unemployment situ­ nicipid playgrounds. The may­ Ray PalozeJ, was deferred until While at the Jewelry store, OCMKfULAUOItNCtt (18) 700 Club he could defeat the contract by she said, two Royal Canadian 6:30 P.M. to Closing AnAtnMfMrod (24) Soul! ruffing with the queen of ation and to beautify auto­ or said there are Jobs for a later date. FREE mobile dumping grounds. lO H about three young persons in The commission also ag;reed Mounted Police officers asked Children up to 8 years 10:30 (3) Oo^'emor and J. J. spades. her to come outside. DINNERS FOR THE (22) This Is Your Life the Neighborhood Youth Corps to hold a public hearing In Sep­ PARUfTAL OUiaAWCt TUES., JULY 25 — WED.. JULY 26 If eligible ones ccui be found. tember on amendments to the "But the Jeweler said nobody CHILDREN ON MONDAY (30) Golddlggers could take It from me so I StIQOCiTiO 11:00 (3-8-22 30-40) News < I K I \ I N < 1 * M . In this program, unlike the zoning laws, to include provi­ «1.50 Son* M wrisl Ifcy Wet 1# NIGHTS WHEN AOCOM- made sure of that,” she said. SuifiMtPorPVfTWMprs 11:30 (3) Movie Summer Employment Program, sions for the setting up of nurs­ t>ANIBD BY AN ADULT. (8-40) D^k Cavett EAST CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL the family income is a factor. ery schools and day care cen­ ”I swallowed It quick.” Police (22-30) Johnny Cars<« m :\\ n | \ 11 i:o\n To be eligible, youths must ters. checks later turned up nothing *3.50 1:00 (8) Death Valley Days I K l\I I : \tlulls .NMHt sluilfiils sl ,-'>0 come from families with an in­ A request of David Webster, on the diamond. come of not over $4,000 for a to construct eight apartment 1:30 (3) Movie 'M ’tiiur ( ili/cn-s n 1 .“»0 Mrs. Martin said she recov­ Ride all I he rides family of four, with the amount units on Old Town Rd., was ap­ ered the diamond two days lat­ as many times as scaling upwatds as the num­ proved last night, with the er at home and took It back to you want ber in the fftmlly increases. commission setting certain the Jeweler, who bought It from Buys Publication stipulations concerning llghtii^!. her for $3,000. ROUTE 159 The Rockville Public Library walkways and such. Is now subscribing to the Na­ AGAWAM. MASS. tional Journal, a weekly publi­ FrtePirliing, frtt AdmistiM cation devoted to infohnatlon gathering and analysis of gov­ ernment policy changes and their effect on state and local government, law firms and large and small business. Starting^ with the earliest states of the ' decision-making processes, it covers all persons involved. It particularly em­ phasizes the allocation of money in such fields as defense, trans­ portation, housing and welfare. A special Issue on pressure groups, reveals that the League of Women Voters, once a butt U M E S T AMUSEMENT PARK IN ot Jokes, Is now a powerful and NEW ENSUNO respecteid lobby group because -K-tt-K-k-K-fc-K-K-b of Its grass roots organization. Inaqieotion Beport In his Inspection report for ENTIRE PARK OPEN the period ending June 30, EVERY DAY 1 P.M. Health Inspector Peter Jaconskl said he had checked all ot the SUN., JULY 23 town schools and found condi­ tions satisfactory. ICO U NTRY / Jaconskl commented that his WESTERN report last year noted the need for screens in the kitchens and Recording Star_j^ cafeterias of several schools. He said G.G. May, maintenance supervisor, had tried to solve DONNA FAR60 the problem blit some still ex­ Singing her Latest hit ist. He said the two schools mainly bothered are the High “ Happiest Girl in the School and the Middle School. Jaconskl said an inspection of Whole U.S.A." the restaurants and eating places revealed a few minor vi­ 3 FREE IN PERSON olations which have now been APPEARANCES corrected. The numl^r of places totals 42. 3, 6 & 8 P.M. Hie public rest rooms and ft ft Plus ft gas stations were checked and ft Jackonskl noted all :recelved a SUNDAY AFTERNOON good report, except one, and THE RE-OPENING OF THE COMPLETELY REMODELED the company owning the busi­ D a i r i i LET ness has been contacted to cor­ MASS. FIFE rect the conditloa. Q u e e n The Inspector said he has re­ AND HARTFORD RD. ceived numerous complaints CASA NOVA RESTAURANT concerning the public rest rooms In some ot the stores and these DRUM CORPS b r ^ e r . DAIRY QUEEN AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE have also been corrected. • Rag. U.S. Pat. Off.. Am. D. Q. Corp. F r id a y -S a tu r d a y -S u n d a y , Ju ly 21, 22, 23 MEET Prompt PARADE — 1 P.M. Fr’idd Chicken SCHAEFER Contest Rif;hl D E A R BEER D e p e n d d b le After Parade Special FREE ADMISSION THURS., FRL. SAT., SUN. 12 oz. 3 9 ^ I I Buying CRISPY “12” .1 Sorvioe A ll N e w in ’72 12 pc. of Chicken SIRLOIN BONll.S DAYSORNIGHTS 1 pt. colesiciw BIUHLBD FOR YOUR STEAK -Asa*: EVERY OAYOR NIGHT $3.69 W r l a t e m o d e l including SUNDAYS 5 Rolls U.S. caulee LOBSTER Children up to 8 years . . . Complete Dinner CAR OR TRUCK ^ ------(enough lor Complete Dinner Flow gently ■ TnlC II m O S , 5 people) •4.25 WoAlGoTrocleDowii *1.50 M.95 Pramium PrieM FREE! 1 QT. DQ HOMEPACK sweet Antron III *3.50 (VANILLA OR CHOCOLATE) ROAST for Low Mlloago WITH PURCHASE OF CHICKEN SPECIAL ^ f t , fluid lines and intensely colored multi-print on Ride all the rides SIRLOIN jersey of Antron® III nylon by Seven Arts. It folds I as many times as BARLOW to a minimum, washes without effort and resists you want CALL AHEAD 647*1076 OF BEEF AU JUS anhoyingr cling. A great summer travel dress, bare­ Complete Dinner SPAGHEni A MEATBALLS Mofor Sedos armed and v-necked. Sizes 8-16^ STOCK CAR plus HARTFORD ROAD DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER^ Open 9 O.III.-9 p.m. FIGURE 8 RACES *3.25 Bread and Butter TUES. 4 SAT. Open Friday & Sat Nights fill Midnight 9 9 * Sot. 9 a.iii.-5 p.m- (DftL Dresses — all stores) STARTING - 8:00 P.M. UGAL BEVERAGES SERVED EVERY DAY INGLUDINO SUNDAY! Rt. 83, ROCKVILLE D&L, Manchester Parkade & 'Vemon open tonight ROUTE 159 We Give S& H Green Stampe Phene 875-2538 tyi 9. AGAWAM, MASS. ROUTE B3 (Next to Ted Trudoit's Volkswagen) TALCOTTVILLE ffter9f)iin9, h t t Admiliion Open Mon. - Thurs. 11 A.M. - 1 A.M---- Fri. A Sot. 11 A.M. - 2 A.M. — Sun. Noon - 11 P.M. PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1972 MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,’ ‘ FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1972 PAGE FIVE Harriet Was the Talk of Washington Hebron Bennet Junior High Honor Roll DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB The Baby Has GRADE 7 Theodore Busky Martha Eddy Steven Armentano Rebecca* Childs Kathleen Eg;an Dallaire Proposed Susan Ather Raymond Cobb Newton Emerson A Blonde in the White House Deanna Banister Maryellen Cochran Pamela Fellows Tubing Replaces Patricia Bamowskl Rosanne Cornelius Angela Fraglone By HELEN HENNESSY witty beauty. She braided division between the states More—in this electio»^ar Kathleen Breen Patricia Darby Melinda Frlery her long golden tresses and deepened. the wife of a leading con­ Been Named Joseph DeCormler Beverly FYiss NEA Women’s Editor For Selectman Post Clark Brown Arteries in l.eg •wrapped them in a neat Harriet married a few tender to replace Mrs. Patricia Burke Michael Demers” Alysa Goldstein NEW YORK —(NEA) — hignon on top of her head. years later and went to live Nixon’s husband is also a Hie Republican Town Com­ ings and suggested the vacancy Mary Busky DObra Duchesneau Peggy Graff By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. come a new artery. The op­ Mrs. Richard M. Nixon fnay She wore clothes that en­ in Baltimore. But she never blonde. Although of a differ­ mittee voted unanimously last be filled with a more active Gall Butler Paul Dumond Leslie Gramqulst eration isn’t even too diffi­ hanced her lithe body. Her ent shade—Mrs. George Mc­ Taylor, Barbara Loul»e, daughter of Elmer L. Jr. and night to recommend to the member. Beverely Byam Maura Dyment -Diane Hellstrpm Dear Dr. Lamb—My hus­ be the first White House forgot her uncle. When she Patricia Carlin Taylor; RFD 8, Wllllmantlc. She waa bom Stephen Hlrschfeld cult under skilled hands. blonde that most Americans gracious entertaining earned died, she left $100,000 in her Govern. And then, there is Board of Selectmen that Pete With Craig’s resignation, there Cynthia Cain Robert England band has poor circulation in her fame as a hostess. June 27 at Manchester MemorlEil Hoapltal. Her maternal Dallaire be considered to re­ are several vacancies now on Nancy Carmlenke Inta Ezerlns David Jacobs both legs but he is not a I would imagine that the remember. But th^re was an­ will for a monument to him, blonde Joan Kennedy wait­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Carlin Sr., Hebron. Her Cynthia Karch which was finally erected in place Second Selectman Robert the committee and chairman Cathy Cavedon Victoria Ferguson diabetic and the doctor wants person you mentioned lost other, back ^hen, who History tells us that Har­ ing in the wings. patemfd grandparents are Mr. end Mrs. Elmer L. Taylor Sr.. Richard Keefe and vice chair­ Lori Flano Debra Kennedy charmed the country with Washington, D.C. Dixoh who resigned earlier Steven Comeau to replace sections of the his leg because the artery riet became as popular as Blondes are indeed back Orford, N. H. She has two brothers, Elmer in. 6, and Zachary, man Mrs. Cynthia Wilson both Kellie Gaura Donna KnowHon was so badly obstrueifed in her grace and flair for plan­ this month. Dan Coughlin artery with plastic tubing. Dolly Madison had been in Mrs. Nixon is the second again in fashion and in the 2. request that interested persons Kathryn Dagenals Marilyn Gerlach John Koepsel He says it is a simple opera­ the entire leg that there ning parties that were talked her day. When Buchanan’s blonde to set the pace of « •* * *i * - Dalllare, a member of the Richard Kos public eye. And it’s odds on committee, has been active In wishing to serve should contact Lou Ann Downey Susan Glennejr tion. I have heard of one wasn’t enough circulation. about a long time after­ term ended, there was praise Washington society. And, un­ Walts, Karen Michelle, daughter of John H. and Pern either of them. Patricia Gonsalves Cynthia Krause This wouldn’t have anything wards. the First Lady for the next party matters for the past Shivaun Duffy case where the operation for Harriet but little for her like Harriet, she has a Schmeiske Walts, 206 Mountain Ave., North Caldwell, N. J. She Mrs. Wilson stated the com­ Mitchell Dul Jennifer Grant Joanne Leckfor was performed on one leg, to do with the replacement vacillating uncle who had blonde reinfoj^cement — her four years will be one. was bom June 27 at Orange Memorial Hospital, Orange, N. J. several years. Daniel Groobert Ann Leslie That was more than 100 He was campaign msmager mittee Is Interested In electing James Dwyer and the other leg had to be of the blocked artery in the been unable to act as the daughter Tricia. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter someone under 21 years old to Edward Handley Nancy Lewkowlcz years ago when bachelor last November for John Perham Keith Erickson amputated several weeks other leg. Again we see the James Buchanan took his Schmelske, Rockville. Her paternal grandparents Eire Mr. and the committee.*' Robin Eschmann Irene Hasch Martha Lleber later. Was this amputation importance of fatty deposits Mrs. Homer C. Waltz, Rockville. and Dixon, Is deputy registrar Fund-Raising Gall Heimann Patricia Uoyd niece with him when he went I* « *1 «< of voters and Is In charge of Linda Fortin Michael Lombardo related to the artery replace­ in the arteries. Your hus­ to Washington as president A group of Interested citizens Gwendolyn Froh Todd Hewey ment in the opposite leg? band’s problem is the exact Christians, Willie Luke, son of William and Sama Ost- the Republican booths at the has scheduled a series of fund­ Melissa Hilton Edward Machuga in 1857. September Lions Club Fair. Nancy Gallant Cathleen Maher Dear Reader—This type of same process that affects powitz Christina Jr., 191 Union St., Manchester. He was bom raising events to supply play­ Paul Gluhosky Wendy Horwltz the arteries in the heart to Violet-eyed Harriet Lane June 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ Dallaire lives at Amston Lake ground equipment at Grayvllle Rosanna Holbrook John Paul Maloney operation has been performed ■with hts wife Anne and their Karen Goldstein Susan Marteney on literally thousands of cause heart attacks or the was 24 years old. She was parents are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel OslpowUz, New Haven. His Falls, the town’s new park. Eileen Goirdon David Hubbard arteries in the brain to cause already known for her beau­ paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. Christiana, East four girls. He Is a partner with The first of the events will be Beth lamonaco Lynne Mattoewson people at numerous medical Lorena Gormsm Sandra Mazur centers and it has been a very strokes. ty and charm. She had been Hartford. He has a brother, Asa Brant Nelson. 6. Gerald Qross In a real estate a cocktail party tomorrow eve­ Peter Gourley Michelle Jaworskl the darling of Queen Vic­ I*, »' *1 *1 buslndw In town. ning at 9 at the home of Mr. Beverly Jensen Laurie McBrlerty successful operation. The Individuals who are prone Anne Gowen Joanne McCallum plastic tubing is a synthetic to having fatty deposits in toria’s court during her un­ Lsn'ton, Melody Louise, daughter of Russell W. and Bev­ The committee, prior to re­ and Mrs. John LaVake, Rt. 86. Jeanne Grant Edward Juselis cle’s appointment as ambas­ erly Dill Lawton. .Goose Lane, RFD 3, Coventry. She was bom commending Dallaire, expressed Thfere will be a charge of $6 Joanne Karp CSiarles McKenzie material, and actually new their arteries because of eat­ Alison Grotta Sharon McVeigh ■ cells grow through it and ing too much of the wrong sador to England. June SO at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ Its deep regret in accepting the per couple and $3 per person. Sharon Guzlk Valerie Klein parents are Mr. and Mrs. Llnwood Dill, Bast Hartford. Her pa­ resignation of Dixon and voted Tickets may be purchased at Judy Kopman Erlinde Meier provide eyen a new lining of kind of food, not getting Perhaps it was the spright­ Christine Hajduk Sandra Miller cells in the tube exactly sim­ enough exercise and smoking ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lawton, Coven­ to acknowledge Its thanks to the door. Ralph Halvorsen Jr. Wayne Kuehl ly change from the gloom try. She has a brother, Russell Jr., 3. him for the many years of Thomas Leone Diane Miner 2 ilar to the cells that lined too many cigarettes can Cindy Hanson then settling over a nation service he has devoted, not only Miandiester Evening Herald Megan Lindsay Brian Motola the original artery. The fore- have a lot of things happen that was moving toward a Holly Harrison Kathleen Nichols ' runner of this operation was Hoeffer, Llssa Jean, daughter of Andrew O. EUid Linda to the Republican party but to Hebron correspondent Aiine Peter Hebert Ann Lltrico to them besides a heart at­ civil war. But whatever it Emt, telephone 228-3971. Ray Parr replacing diseased sections tack. It includes strokes, se­ Smith Hoeffer, 90 Wllllngton Ave., Stafford Springs. She was the entire town as well. Peter Hennlgan Richard Paul Maldment was, Harriet had the right bom July 1 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her matenuU Resignation David Maloney Johnah Patelll of the arteries with artery nile mental changes, poor combination to charm her Sherrie Hopperstead Bemadlne Rankin grafts obtained from other circulation to the legs and, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edgar C. Smith, 62 Academy The Democratic Town Com­ Cynthia Hultgren Louisa Marti native land as thoroughly as St., Manchester and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Q. Wilder, 41 Hoff­ mittee ha sacCepted with regret Claudette Masse Linda Russell people. Interestingly enough, in men, even poor circula- she had enchanted England. Public Records Gall lamonaco FYancls Scarjxme these human artery grafts man Rd., Manchester. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Paul the resignation of Third Select­ Christine Jaworskl Patricia McKee tio to some sexual organs Hoeffer, West Hartford. Her maternal great-gTfindmother Is Virginia Schaffer were not nearly as success­ leading to incapacitation in Orphaned at nine, she was man Robert Craig from the Warranty Deeds Paul Kaminski Mary Beth McNeill Kyle Sibrlnsz ful as the subsequent syn­ Mrs. Ernest Smith, Manchester. Her paternal great-grandfb- committee. Robert Kanehl Anne "Manor that area. You would think a high-spirited tomboy when ther is George A. Hoffmann, St. Petersburg, Fla. She hEis a Thomas J. Crockett to Iain Michael Simon thetic grafts have been. In that with this long list of her uncle sent her off to In his letter of resignation, G. and Hannah C. Campbell, David Kaplan Kathy Moon Marcia Spemo brother, Dana, 2. Craig cited business and per­ Brian Musshafen properly selected cases I things that fatty deposits in convent schools. There she Are blondes back in the White House to stay? Pot Nixon, Eleanor McGovern *• « *1 • property on Country Club Dr., Mark Kiefer Brenda Stermer strongly recommend this op­ sonal reasons for his resigna­ Steven Kos Vincent Nadasky the arteries do to people blossomed into a poised but and Joan Kennedy. Tuttle, Richard Joseph, son of Richard A. fuid Aima Kol- conveyance tax $22. Terry Sullivan eration. there would be greater will­ tion, which Is effective Immed­ Ronald A. and Joan A. Pearl Sue Koskl Marie Nasslff Eileen Sullivan beck Tuttle Jr., Geraldine Dr., RFD 3, Coventry. He was bom iately. Carolyn Kozuch Mlkel Ann O’Brien The person who will do ingness by people to adjust July 3 at Manchester Memorial HospltEd. His maternal grand­ to Richard T. and Kathleen C. Sharon Sweeney well with such an operation their lives to prevent this He referred also to his Inabil­ Barraclllfe, property at 291 Por­ Margaret Lltrico Charles Obuchowskl Wendy Taylor parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kolbeck of West GermEiny. ity to attend committee meet­ Katherine Lundberg Cheryl Offen Cynthia Tucker must have good open blood vast array of medical dis­ Hts x>atemal grandparents ore Mr. ■ and Mrs. RlchEird Tuttle, ter St., conveyemce tax $38.60. vessels below the blocked orders. COOKING Green Manor Construction Co. Linda Maher Nancy Parsons Susan Woodhouse WesUkke, Ohio. He has a sister, Margo Ann, 4. Thomas Maloskle Lisa Patten area that’s going to be re­ (NEWSPAPfR ENTERPRISE ASSN ) « 1^ • *• Inc. to Barry W. and Charleen Kirk Woolpert IS FUN Wagenknecht, unit In the North- Sara Sue Maness Asher Pet Sandra Zinsser placed. If the circulation in Hart, Stacey Jane, daughter of Dayton L. E in d Sandra Directors the foot and lower leg for ex­ field Green Condominium, con­ David Marti Donna Rle Press Trying to take off a few pounds? Hall Hart, 358 Adams St. She was bom July 3 at Manches­ Joseph Mazzota Teresa Prlskwaldo ample is bad because the ter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother Is Mrs. veyance tax $30.80. arteries there are already If so, you'll want (o read Dr. Lamb's Comment Marlon I. Cook to Carson A. Susan Miner Patricia Quaile tr CECIIT EROWNSIONE Gladys Hall, Bangor, Maine. Her patemEil gnuuUather Is Wik . Kelley Monahan Michael Quesnel blocked and obstructed, then booklet in which he answers your lard Hart Sr., Hampden Highlands, Maine. She Ims four sisters, Jr. and Linda G. Reopell, prop­ Spassky Errs, . putting in a graft higher up questions about this subject. Sertd erty at 323 Woodbridge St., con­ Marilyn Moriarty J4-aU. g a e k chocolate ice cream. Boy Scout News running a phone service and answer­ AT TBB S X A R . ^ : 5 cups puffed rice they have In driving on the nar- Th^ Creative School of Hair- Wendy Roberts Leroy Vanallon “It was just what we ex­ -By CLAY K POLLAN------Oub Pack 251 American Veterans Autdllary ing service. Herbert G. Gobell invites anyone interested to drive by and see his flowering ARIES LIBRA 4 cups miniature marshmal­ row road. dressing, five year lease be- Rachel Rosen Karen Vollrato pected,” said BYank Skotf, vice- Your Daily Acliyily Guide presented the pack with 11 Mrs. Miller. 34, does it on a PARKADE sub-tropical tree that flourishes in Manchester. His home is at 10 Ferndale Dr. P MAR. 21 ;ept. 22 lows Cub Scout Pack 261 made They suggested that the buses ginning August 1 on the first Kathleen Roy Kendall Wilson president -of the U.S. Chess 'f f According fo the Stars. awards at Its recent pack meet­ American flags and flag bro­ round-the-clock basis, and some­ and the tree is in front of the house with its foliage and curious tufted bloscoms be removed from the area. Patricia Scranton Federation. “Hie general opin­ 19 3CT. 2 2 4 < L ^ 1/3 cup peanut butter times fields as many as 3.30 calls a ^ Main St. Carrie Winter J . -V 6-11-12-20 To develop m essoge for Saturday, ing at Verplanck School. chures for each cub. overhanging the sidewalk. (Herald photo by Pinto) The matter was rcferrd to CoUen Shane Jane ZamalUs ion of toe American camp is reod words corresponding to numbers. 2- 8-21-26^ 1/4 cup firmly packed brown day. Attachments . 5 v 29 •43-80-81 53-67-69 Town Manager Robert Weiss. Mary Stack that BMscher ■will . win—even of your Zodiac birth sign. To Attend Yale sugar Receiving Wolf badges were Ritter Finance Co. Inc. of En­ Thomas Zorlo y / T A U R U S SCORPIO Lucinda Stone GRADE 9 with the lorfelt.'' 1 Ervjuring 31 J^dventure 61 Medtocre 2 tablespoons butter Brian Cockerham, Robert Mat- Troop 157 field against Lawrence and APR. 20 2 Relax 32 Do 62 Change ocr. 23^^ Coleen Stratton Edwfird Adamy Jr. Spassky was awarded toe Miss Sheila A. Packard has 1 tablespoon water son, Scott McB’arlane and Jeff Frances FitzGerald, ‘ $2,100, I ^ M AT 20 3 Cupid's 33 Not 63 For NOP. 2 1 ^ ^ been notllied by Yale University Wllbrandt. Gold arrows were Members of Boy Scout Troop $3,345 Low Cynthia Swallow Susan Adler second game by forfeit on July 4-14-25-30 4 Your 34 You're 64 Visiting 1 pint brick-style chocolate ice 157 have helped the Manches­ property on Blssell St. 5 Agreements 35 And 65 Friends 34-36-38-40/0 that she has been awarded a full presented to Michael Schoen- ’ Helen Szatkowskl Lorayne Alpen IS, when (Fischer refused to '45-57-62 46-49-50 cream MID-SUMMER SPECIAL Anna A. Thomson against Da­ 6 Romonce 36 The 66 To scholarship to work toward her berger, Shawn Ireland, David ter Garden Club with the mEiin- Roadway Bid Susan Turner Lyra Ambrose play because three movie cam­ GEMINI 7 Con 37 Pioneering 67 Of 15 DAYS ONLY vid W. L. Thomson, $10,000, SAGITTARIUS masters degree in public health Heat puffed rice in shallow Lauzon, and Sean Byme. tenance of the Margaret Trot­ KeUy Vogt Barbara Anderson eras were stationed In the hall I M A T 21 8 Let 38 Apple 68 Complete C and D Construction, Inc. of property at 33 Sunset St. 9 Unexpected 39 Or 69 Themselves nursing. She is the daughter of baking pan in preheated 350- ter Memorial Planting at Man­ Matthew Walsh Blair Anthony to film the match. Tbe cameras 20 Webelos badges went to Ed­ Orthopedic Service of Man­ 10 Be 40 Of 70 And DEC. 21 ^ 1 degree oven for 10 minutes; chester Center. All New Drivewciys Glastonbury, with a bid of $3,- Robert Weiss Sheri Appelsteln 71 Rer>^ing Mr. and Mrs. (Charles Packard, ward Tluck, 1; and Thdmas Mc­ Gardening were removed before the third N41-48-51-55 11 Could 41 Avoid 59-63454-654T 846.80, Is toe apparent low bid­ chester Inc. against Constantino 42 Distant 72 Bor^ome of 99 Plymouth Lane. pour into greased large bowl. Donough, 4. The boys, ranging from 11 to Belinda WelU Laurie Banavige game, and FTscher has refusd /)61-70-72 12 Be 71-73-77 ^ der for construtcion of-a road­ and Maiy Lou Samlotis, $260, 13 You've 43 Revisiting 73 Old A 1967 graduate of Blast Cath­ Melt marshmallows, peanut Mrs. Inez Mahoney, Miss 14 years of age, are working for Will Be Sealed Fr^ David Wentworth Ellen Bangasser to play If they are brought CANCER 74 Flying CAPRICORN way from Wlndemere St. to toe property at 49 Kane Rd. _ _ 14 Desires 44 Relotives olic High School, Miss Packard butter, brown sugar, butter and. Louise Copping and Mrs. Anna their forestry badge. Arthur 7i+h Wendy Werkhelser Barbara Bodemann back. „ t JUNE 21 15 Reoched 45 Subject 75 You're DEC. 22 ^ Get Our Estimate Today! — Call Anytime rear of Waddell School, where ■The Southern New England H erbert'i^lticer 16 Got 46 An 76 On received a BS in nursing, cum water in saucepan over low Stepard from the Disabled Dussault Is troop leader. Carla Bo'58-60-82-85 75-76B3-88'& as a nurses’ aide during her slice between 2 cereal bars to who likes to try unusual plants spared other trees on Fern- In the ground at the base of the it $163,126 of the $246,000 prize high school years and received In his garden at 10 Ferndale Dr. dale Dr. have stayed away tree knocked one begonia out linear feet of curb; 18 linear as Healy Building Maintenance Berdat Laurene Demers make a sandwich. Wrap each feet of drive apron; and reseed- ®od Healy Maintenance See­ Lorena Bilodeau Amanda Dennison money, while the Russian as an award frm the Manchester He plated the seeds In the the Albizia. Every leaf Is of the ground, roots and ing the bank area. vices, $300, two parcels on Man- toe defending champion needs Student Nurse Loan BYind sandwich in foil and freeze until house and. after a long wait, perfect. The book says there Is and left toe others Hat, with Charles Bodemann Robert Dlgan ready to serve. Makes 6 ice­ attacks the once-flrm stems flow limp None of toe suppliers bid on Chester Rd. Valerie Boroch Michael Doenges only 12 points to keep his crown one of the sprouted fungus disease that attacks and collect the winner’s share FRIENDLY PERSUASION cream sandwiches. and lifeless. all 339 Items of science mater- Judgment Lien William Bouley Debra Marie Dooring Today It is a tree, at least 20 the tree but toe d is e ^ organ- ials and supplies for toe school Walter J. Zemanek against Karen Doyon of toe money. NORTH PARK, Calif. (AP) FAMILY TAILOR There were about 40 begonias Stephen Burke CAMERA CENTER, INC. feet hlkh, with' three trunks that “J® In toe round plot and there is system. The following are the Raymond W. Zemanek, $1,601, Dr. James Knott, a dentist, uses a ONEONTA, Ala. fA P i- spread outward from toe base bidders, number of items bid on, property on Walker St. ROUTE 83 TRI-CITY PLAZA subtle method in dissuading his pa­ Edward Miles took up sew ing to make the tree wider than « When the h&ht fades at sjm- not one left. The tremendous electrical charge seems to have and bids: Release of Lis Pendens tients from smoking when he retired as a mining down toe small leaflets of the COM: Cambosco, Inc., Bos- T*»e Savings Bank of Man- Model 737AQ He gives them a cigarette holder Is tall. The flat, divided leaves Alblzla fold together along toe cooked them. and chemical engineer. He look something like ferns. Each then fold out again ton, Mass., 278, $3,480.66; Sar- cheater against Paul P. Flano • Automatic Focus. with a toothbrush on the inhaling now sews not only for his The lightning jumped from toe et al. • Auto Timer. end. “This way," he tells the pa­ branch bears small flower clus­ in the morr.lng. This habit may tree to a covered patio or sum- gent-W e 1 c h Scientific Co., wife, but for his t.wo daugh­ ters of pink and white that last Springfield, N.J., 227, $2,918.89; Release of Attachment • Remote control operation. tient, “when you die of lung cancer ters-in-law and three grand­ account for the name Mimosa, merhouse and followed electric Alice E. Deschenes against you'll have clean teeth" for a day or two and then drop light wires from there Into toe Rand McNally Co., Chicago, Dl., • Lighted control panel. daughters. / known as “sensitive 2, $1,962; Ward’s Natural Sci­ Ernest S. Deschenes Jr. • Pop-Up Editor. while new buds come into plant,” the Mimosa folds Its house, blowing fuses, knocking bloom. They have a delicate when they are touched. ’PV set and an electric ence Establishment, Inc., Ro­ Marriage License • 500 Watt Quartz chester, N.Y., 100, $1,887.66; Thomas Edward Strar p m an s s (jdoodkuuL GARDENS fragrance and bees are busy Likes To See Plants Grow clock. _ Halogen Lamp. around the tree when the sun and Doyle Chemical Specialty and Jeanette Ruth Roseil b o t h s s Mr. Gobell Is a retired em- Around toe outer edge of toe of Manchester, July 27. • 4" f/2.8 lens. shines ploye of Pratt & Whitney Air- circular plot are coleus balsam Co., Hartford, 86, $481.40. Let Us Help You With Your Lawn and Plant Problems • 100 slide Rototray slide tray. The flowers will continue for ^^^ked on toe cockscomb plants that were Code No. 6007 several mid-summer weeks and aggembly floor making jet en- unharmed. They had been setln =168 WOODLAND ST., MANCHiSTER 643-8474= Suggested Retail Price then there will be seed pods, g^nes. He has a part-time job toe open spaces of some con­ $109.77 $159.50 like peas but flat, about six now, two days a week, as a crete blocks which Mr. Stauty Inches long. clerk at Manchester Sea Food. supposes insulated them from It turns out that Mimosa tree Did he have any previous ex­ toe electrical charge. Flower Show for BYm is a common name and the sci­ perience selling fish? No, he S FRESHLY CUT = entific name is Albizia julibrls- said, but he came from New The Connecticut Horticultural sin. Another copimon name Is Bedford where apparently any Society, which has several sUktree. boy learns about fish just as members In this area but could i COLORFUL GLADIOLI bunch *2.59 | I made the identification by of growing up. w'ell have more, will put on a FABRIC DEPARTMENT ^STORES calling Dr. Gustav A. L. Mehl- Mr. and Mrs. Gobell moved flower show Sarturday, Aug. 19, — POTTED—HARDY-^ALL COLORS LIVE LADY W e S quist at toe University of Con- jnto their home, then new, 30 Wethersfield, open “to all = PLANT NOW! only necticut, who grows many un- years ago. It Was a new de- gardeners.” It Isn’t necessary usual plants in toe University velopment on what had been Hll- belong to toe Society. People 100 for 84J9S greenhouses. Mr. Gobell had Hard tobacco land, mostly sand jj,eir pet I Chrysanthemams 89° Be Ecological — Balance The Environment! broken oil a small branch for and without trees of any kind. ^ Fill In those empty spots tills weekend! me and I carried It in a vase of Mr. Gobell set out small trees, water to Dr. Mehlquist’s home. brought from the woods, and blossoms, 8 for $2.45 TIME TO PLANT He named It instantly. they are all large trees now, a 'P*’® committee In charge, c<^ HARDY PERENNIALS NOW! 10.^ 9 Had Careful Nursing aug^ar maple and a row of operating' with the Wethersfield Also Plant Now: Albizia, says toe garden en­ spruces which provide more Men’s Garden Club, said the LIM E 80 bs. Only $1.09 Columbine, Shasta Daisies, Sedums, than enough shade for success- show Is “for fun." Stickers of Baby’s Breath, Primrose, Delitointums cyclopedia, Is named for an and 100 more! lArge 6" pots! Italian plant explorer, comes ful gardening. blue, red or white will be toe H & H Garden Fot>d 50 lbs. $2.45 originally from Persia and cen­ In toe open area behind the only awards. There ia no ad­ Only 79c box tral China, and Is now widely house he grows vegetables, with mission charge. H&H Lawn Food . $2.97 grown in toe southern states, gladlolas, peonies, heliotrope, Also Plant Now: Vegetable Plants, Late The show is In the parish hall Covers 0,000 sq. ft. Cabbage, Cauliflower, Broccoli, Savoy, POLYESTER Hie variety growing In the front hosta, coral bells and annual cl Trinity Episcopal Churem on lawn at toe Gobell home is flowers. A row of Peruvian daf- Celery, Herbs. Main St., next door to toe Hart = STILL HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF If you're a night owl or an early bird, you can get our DOUBLE KNITS rosea, from toe co(,or of toe fo^ng has just finished bloom- Seed Company. I was asked to Only 79c box blossoms. It Is toe most hardy jng ^ th one to three blossoms, lowest one-rninute rate on long distance phone calls. FULL BOLTS — WIDE ASSOB'TMENTS of several varieties of Albizia uke white lilies, on' each tall be co-chairman for the Horti­ MACHINE WASHABLE cultural Society with Harold I I Beddinti Plants 8S° GERANIUMS Just call without operator assistance any night after and Is gttown at toe Arnold Ar- gtajh "a fellow gave me two boretum at Jamaica Plain, bulbs." he explains. Now he Umba for toe Men’s Garden Reduced to 85c 11 P.M. Or, if you prefer early mommgs, call before Pilgrim Mills Price Club. His pepole take care of S zinnias. Asters, Impatience, Snaps, Mass,. Dr. Mehlqulst has tried g^ygg hnlbs to his friends, S Daisies 2 V2" Pof» 35c 8 A.M. $4.98 without success to keep the “Herb." .says Mrs. Gobell. the physical arrangements, set ilM ging Plants Also Bednoed! ■Value tree alive at Storrs, and he says "just lovo.q to .soft things crow." up toe tables and collect sev- OONTBOL CHINCH BUGS NOW! This mighty minute minimum rate applies on any call $ 0 - 9 8 that even at Jamaica Plain toe Llghtolng Kills Begonias eral hundred containers for toe = OONTRfH. GRABGBASS NOW! .trees sometimes are killed by One application lasts all summer! within the U.S. (except Alaska and Hawaii). ONLY m ■ YARD A telephone caPer Thursday flowers. Miss Mllllcent Jones of a severe winter. morning asked if T had ever Bolton has made up toe class­ BOOTTS CLOUT* Sootts Kwlt® CROK Mr. Gobell nursed his seed­ seen electrocuted begcniai. T es. i'" —tyaho the schedules as Covers 6,000 sq. ft. Covers 2,800 sq. ft. WWWV* BURGStOKF ling tree very carefully for toe Thurston 434 Oakland St., Manchester soon as they are printed and ORTHOS' Ortho Chinch Bug Controls first few years, building a gjg 'iVke. Covers 1,600 sq. ft. $ 1 9 8 1 MANOHESTER • 235 Main Street frame of burlap around It In took me to the hnckvnrd will mall them to ar.yone Inter­ Covers 2,000 sq. ft. toe fall and filling the frame y/bere he had nionted tuberous ested, on request by mail to 100 Southern New England lelephone with leaves. When It got so begonios nrotind the base of a Westland St., or telephone 648- nil? • -\ large that this was impossible large willow tree. 9794. \ ■ \

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needs no great liberal revolution to serve its own purposes; it Itself has reached Su] Mill ler Fun iEttmittQ IfpraUi the st^iie where it can feel yneasy over prt^xwed economic and. social changes puBuamaiD b y t b b MANCHBSmt PiraUSHlNO 00. of the type it Itself once used to cham­ ..y, 18 Btnall Street pion. And all of this may mean that, lii In D ManchMter. Ooon. BURL lVonS Publlaher spite of his personal petulance, Mr. Founded October 1, 1881 Meany may be as much of a follower as Publiahed Every Bbrenlnc Except Sundeyi he Is leader, and that this was going to end Holidays. Entered at Ihe Poet Office at South Windsor Manchester, Oonn., as Second Class Mall be, in any case, a year vdten labor was Matter. It was fun and games yester­ going to divide its vote more generously the t«ttom of the bucket which SUBSCRIPTION RATES day for some 335 South Windsor was filled with water, A young­ Payable In Advance than usual. youngsters who attended the One Y e w ...... ts».oo ster had to nibble one grape off Six Months ...... U.EO recreation department sponsor­ the bunch to qualify for a prize. Three Months ...... 9.7B ed annual combined playground One Month ...... 8.86 While all didn’t win a prise, for angle Copy ...... iBc carnival at Orchard HUl School. many just cooling off was prise ______By Carrier ...... weekly 76c Still Time To Repeal Racing Playgrounds Included in the enough. MEMBI31 OF carnival activities were Pleas­ ’Ihe town provided milk and the associated PRESS While we were listening, the other Assorted Press Is exclusively en­ ant Valley, Avery Street, Or­ Ice cream at lunch time, and titled to the use of republloatloa of all night, to one of the managers of CkMmect- chard Hill, and the special play­ th e children either brought Mws d l^ u ^ s crMIted to It or not other- wue credited in this paper »lie icut’s official gambling life explain how ground at Wapplng School. their own lunch or purchas­ published hetST Each playgfround was responsi­ ed refreshments. .^1 rights of republlcaUon of special die* l<»ig It was taking just to draw up patches herein alM reserved. ble for constructing some of James Snow, recreation de­ the rules, for the Introduction of horse­ the booths used during the car­ partment director, said, "the' The Manchester Publishing Companv ae« no financial respoMibrntyfor typo- race betting to the state, the lu^py, con­ nival. playgrounds are open daily nPPonrtft to adver&s^ structive thought struck us that there' is Hie day-long event was de­ from 9:80 a.m. to 3:80 p.m. with aSSStes'iS? S!Jl5U"SSSid.“ ^ " *“ "*• voted to pony rides, relay a break for lunch at which time still time for Connecticut to repeal and the youngsters go home, with E- A. Service, inc. races, games of skill, wheelbar­ . RepresentaUves — Matiiews. forego the whole thing. row a n d three-legged races, the exception of those at Wap­ Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency plng School playground. Jlhey —New York, Oilcago, Detrolt^snd B ost^ and many other chlldren-orten- Just imagine! No game of pressure and ted activities. can remain during the lumdi TIW?®®® audit BUREAU OF CIRCULA- Influence for the license to buUd the first Popular with the yoiuigsters hour". on such a warm day was ’Town playgrounds will con­ advertising closing hoars horse track or the first dog track! No in­ tinue dally programs through Monday — I p,mrFriday fliction of such a monstrous scar on any "ducking for grapes". A little For ^ e ^ y — 1 p.in. r nursday—1 p.m. Tuesd» "ducking for apples” game, Friday—1 p.m. Wednesday the dreary business of having to go to Herald Pholoa by Pinto a ^ lfle d deadline 12 Noon day this time grapes were taped to before publication 13 Noon Friday the track and make bets, to prove to^Sararday and Monday publlca- our loiralty to the state treasury! N<»ie, Priday, July 21 after all, of that unnatural cloud across the fair bright blue banner of the Land of Big Labor’s Politics Steady Habits! None of that slUy pretense that we were impatient to be­ “Now, I’ve been hit’’ seems to be the thought of The motivations of George Meany, come the land of the tips and the touts! Joseph Camaron who just received a sponge in the president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., are ob­ face tossed by one of the youngsters participating viously mixed. TTie occasions on which ’There is time to repeal the whole thing. in the playground carnival. Senator McGovern has voted against the It could be one ot the first actions of interests of labor have been too rare and the General Assembly viilch comes into and migratory waterfowl use State Woman the area, which Is on the north too slight to explain Meany’s enmity session In January. We don’t have to shore of Long Island Sound. toward him. "nie fact that Senator Me- ■' have any of it. And then, to celebrate our Deeds Land ’The ceremony officially made Govern has been a dove on Vietnam has freedom, we could have one last final Sait Meadow (Connecticut’s first For Refuge national wildlife refuge. had its inevitable clash with the fact that drawing, for the Capitol Dome Itself, in A COOL THOUGHT IN A HOT WEEK Meany is one of the nation’s moot un­ the state lottery. WES’TBROOK, Conn. (AP) — Photographed by Sylvian Ofiara Miss Esther Everett Lape ARKANSAS DIAMOND RUSH relenting hawks, but, as has been point­ handed over a deed to the U.S. MURFREESBORO, Ark. Department of the Interior (AP) — For the price of ad­ ed out, the Meany temperature doesn’t PM seem to rise at the mention of Senator ’Thursday, giving the federal mission fortune hunters may Advantage—In Or Out? government a 140-acre tract of hunt for diamonds on a finders- Kennedy, who is also a dove. A lot of old-time Democrats watched ’0 - woods, fields, marshes and keepers basis in the only dia- more than one-half mile of mond-producingyuine in North So it may be that the basic key to In amazement and horror as George Mc­ Inside Open Fjoru] Govern at Miami Beach did everything w . frontage on the Menunketesuck America, located near Mur­ George Meany’s refusal to play presi­ that ignored the wishes and alienated Nixon^s Greek Gifts River. freesboro. dential politics on the side of Senator the emotions of the great lords of orga­ At The Boll Game ing, people of Manchester—the Accepting the deed In cere­ Since the 80-acre Crater of McGovern stems from the same experi­ nized American labor. ’The AFL-dO’s To the Editor, living on both sides of an im- monies at the tract, designated Diamonds was first mined com­ George Meany, hke Chicago’s Mayor declared war. Join with me as the Salt Meadow National Wild­ mercially in 1906, more than ences and impressions vriilch have been Daley, are accurtomed to being treated Report On July 17, 1972, I attended a member of the Manchester life Refuge was Nathaniel P. 60,000 stones have been discov­ important with other labor leaders vrtio as the indlspensables of the Democratic an All Star Game between Man­ Reed, assistant secretary of the ered. While most average 50 chester and Rockville. The team Committee for Peace and Jus­ have confessed their lack of enthusiasm Party. Mr. McGovern treated them all tice and help stop war and In­ interior for fish, wildlife and diamonds to a carat, about 8 per as negUgibles. By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak asked where our All Star Team justice. parks. cent have been of gem quality. for the 1972 Democratic naUcmal ticket. was because we didn’t have WASHINGTON—^The surpris­ temperate blast at McGovern of trying), Pappas agreed to Barbara A. Bolton Secretary of the Interior Rog. The largest was the Uncle Was It shrewd or foolish politics for ingly outspoken public support the fancy uniforms Hke they did. era Morton noted previously Sam. Discovered in 1924 and When the McGovern upstarts took the Mr. McGovern to so downgrade the once must remain a mystery. ’The invest $20 million in fruit can­ That didn’t bother me as that the Greek military dicta­ fact is that his presumed pres­ ning plants Inside Greece to that the property has a history weighing 40.23 caraU, the gem party away from the old poOltical profes­ mighty bulwarks of his party? We sus­ much as thoee teenage boys Herald of use by the osprey, a marine was cut to 14.42 carats. pect that It was shrewd politics. Our torship is now giving President ence there was advertised by appease local fruit-growers fear­ sitting on our team’s side do­ sionals, they also took It away from the Nixon’s re-election ccimpaign friends both before and after ful of competition from Coca- bird, and therefore, “the refuge In early 1972, the state pur­ thinking goes like this. ing nothing but heckling our Yesterdays la a valuable asset in providing old labor movement professionals. ’The climaxed when the No.3 Greek the event in keeping with the Cola. players. ’They insulted our team chased the Crater of Diamonds Back In 1944 the most Important single foreign office official, Deme- spectacular ambiguity of Presi­ habitat fqr this endangered spe­ from a private concern for young whlppersnappers, with their That agreement was counter­ from the way they were dressed Trying his luck by peeking throufi^i the hole in figure at the Democratic convention was trios T’sakonas, was listed as a dent Nixon’s real policy toward manded May 23, when the Papa­ 25 Years Ago the sponge-tossing event is little Joseph Camaron cies." $750,000 and it is now a state to their clean, short looking hair Rogers also said many birds park. graduate school degrees, may have act­ Sidney Hillman, president of the ArnsJ- non - paying guest to a $600- the military junta that has dopouloe government quietly en­ cuts. As far as I’m concerned More than 100 registered vot­ of Oakland Rd., Wapping, at the annual combined ed as If they found the crude labor lead­ gamated Clothing Workers of America a-head Republican fund-raising ruled Greece since the Colonels’ acted Royal Decree 72A, scaling its not the long hair or the fancy ers slg;n a petition to restore playground carnival held yesterday at Orchard Hill and principal architect of the CIO. It dinner June 30 at Manhattan’s coup in April 1967. down Pappa’s pledged Invest­ uniforms that made the team. U-turns to the section of Main ers lacking In intelligence and In purity. plush Plaza Hotel. TTie policy has urged Prime School. For a picture of what happened to Joseph, was Hillman who vetoed both Henry ment to a mere $2.5 million. The It’s the ball playing and the St. from the Center to Pearl St. see photo at far right. And the labor leaders, by their long and Wallace and James F. Byrnes for the ’This was the partisan oc­ Minister G ^rge Papadopouloe pretext; Lack of raw materials mannerisms that count. generous record of helping finance Dem­ vice presidency and picked Harry ’Tru­ casion for Vice President Spiro in highly respectful terms to with which to construct the can­ When the Star Spangled Ban­ 10 Years Ago T. Agnew’s harshest assault so implement the constitution and we sell oonn, 50c ocratic campaigns, had come to consid­ man. ’That was the time when President ning plants. ner was pla}dng these teenage Roosevelt said ’’clear it with Sidney.” far on Sen. George McGovern. hold free parliamentary elec­ Criticizing this multl-mllUon- boys or babies as I would call Miss Barbara Wallet elected lottery tickets! historian of the Connecticut Wben The Oecofien CoHs for Flowor*.^ er themselves entitled to a seat cloee to It meant that Mr. Hillman was the cen­ With Agnew attacking Mc­ tions. At the same time, Mr. dollsu- relief for President Nix­ them just laughed and did some Think of The .with our ster6. the management of party affairs. tral figure In the mawihlnery of organiz­ Govern as "one of the greatest Nixon has ordered all-out mili­ on’s close political and person­ kind of a jig on the bleachers. American Legion AuxlUary. ed labor in the United States and that or­ frauds ever to be considered as tary aid to Greece, overriding al friend, the courageous anti- Or National Anthem is to be re- If the 1972 attitude of Mr. Meany and ganized labor was the backbone of the a Presidential candidate by a a provisional military - assis- government Athens newspaper siieoted and our American flag ParkhilGJoyce major American party,” this tanc ban Imposed by Con­ some of his associates is based on their Democratic Party. Vlm'a asked rhetorically why is to be looked upe nitraefa of mahijftivAi everybody feeling that the present managers of dogma in the Democratic Party that or­ eign deplomat. In short, the Administration’s for canning plants for Greece’s icans. Flower Shop downtown manchMter does! the Democratic party have snubbed ganized labor Is Its backbone and that But the July B edition of the actions toward Greece have citrus industry but in plentiful Angry Spectator "It is not wise to say ‘no’ to PSANK OAKEUat, Proprietor them out of their rightful place, then the the Democrats cannot win an election Greek American newspaper spoken far louder than its supply to build Coca-Cola plants. Fischer right away. Take some New Location! M OAK ST. without the votes, and funds, provided Atlantis, one of the most repu­ words, accounting for the over­ ’The facts in the Pappas-Coca- "Peace Is Not Subversive” time, see what happens." — In Downtown BCancheoter current split is something similar to that by the big unions. The question is wheth­ table Greek - language news­ whelmingly pro-Nixon bias in Cola case have now been sub­ To the Editor, Gudmundur Thorarinsson, pres­ , l« a_ W E D(BUVBB s Phonoo W-OTM.—4W-140 styrofoam coolers the late John D. Lewis, the most feared er that dogma is still valid. If it is, Mr. papers in the U. S., reported on the Papadopoulos government. mitted by Elias Demetracopou- ident of the Icelandic Chess FREE PARKING JUST ACROSS THE STREET! page one that "the under sec­ ’This support for Mr. Nixon’s re- As a concerned citizen, a voter we have all the sizes; and powerful single labor leader of his McGovern has done a poUUcally foolish los, an anti-junta exile leader, and taxpayer, and a full time Federation, discussing the lat­ sizes for a six pack, thing. But is It? retary of the foreign office election, moreover, has a to a House Foreign Affairs Com­ est demands of Bobby Fischer day, decreed against Franklin D. Roose­ (TsakiHiEis) attended the dinner powerful ally In 'Thomas A. registered nurse I would like to fo a banquet picnic! mittee headed by Rep. Benjam­ make a plea to the people of at the world championship velt in a year when Lewis felt that his Organized labor was a new thing 28 In honor of Vice President Ag­ Pappas, one of the President’s in Rosenthal of New York. Any matches. years ago. TTie right of workingmen to new.” Moreover, a second Manchester. I call upon you to past services to Roosevelt and the Dem? chief campaign fund - raisers serious Congressional probe of recognize that the war in Indo­ form unions was still being resisted by Greek - language New York and intimate of Col. Papado- Pappas’s operations as a power­ "My son is a very impression­ ocratlc party were not being rewarded. many an employer. ’True, the war had china Is not "winding down’’ as newspaper, the National Herald, pou'os. ful intermediary between the we would smugly like to be­ able teenaprer. I worry a bit Lewis promised to resign his union post helped break down resistance. To get a also ran a front-page story, this Pappas, who holds both U.S. Nixon administration and the lieve. war contract It was necessary to come that he might get the ‘bighead’ if Roosevelt was reelected and he him­ one on the date of the dinner, and Greek citizenship, Is co- Papadopoulos government, how­ Does it not disturb you to because his father is now a na­ to terms with the union. But the time stating that Tsakonas would be chairman of the finance com­ OPERATION ever, Is most unlikely In the few self campaigned furiously ag^ainst Roose­ was recent when management was still know the constant devastating tional figure.” — Sen. ’Iliomaa a guest. mittee of the Committee for the weeks remaining of the 92nd of a land and people taking F. Eagleton, the Democratic $119 velt, and he did, afterward, resign his bitterly, and sometimes violently, resist­ With reporters and photopra- Re-election of the President. Congress. place even though we have less vice presidential nominee, on horn union presidency. ing the idea that a workingman had a phers barred from the dinner, Now in Greece on one of his To the contrary, Pappas’s of our own ground troops ac­ being thrust into the national right to organize and strike. Labor was Greek government officials in frequent business-political trips, brilliant lobbying for the mil­ tively involved? Each day that spotlight. 'The Lewis experience then, Illustrat­ still the underdog on the American eco­ New York now claim that Tsa­ Pappas was recently freed from itary. dl^atorship in and around IDENTIFICATION we allow our Involvement In a $17.5 million commitment he nomic and social scene. It had not yet konas did not show up but dined the White House now seems cer­ war to continue we sacrifice ‘You can’t believe the count­ ed, as the 1972 polltioal story may also become one of the most powerful of the that nig;ht in the home of the entered into with the Greek tain to swing tens of thousands Walter Butler of 56 Ann Rd. gallantly plunges his to the bottom. After a good dunking, he emerges illustrate before It is through, that there lives, resources and dreams. erattack that’s going to come protects your valuables . . . saves you 10% head into bucket of water to retrieve grape taped victoriously to claim his prize. vested Interests. Greek ccnisul - general in New government as the price for of Greek-American votes, norm­ Peace is not subversive; war on this.” — Ralph Nader, the on your Homeowners Insurance! can be surprising limits to the ability of Today, it’s different. ’The gpreat trade York. The consul-general, freely gaining the Immensely lucrative ally Democratic, into the Nixon is. Action against evil is not admitting that he, too, had been Coca-Cola franchise in Greece. consumer crusader, after a labor leaders to control or direct the vot­ unions are as powerful as the great cor- ■ column on Nov. 7. Here as else­ anti-American — it is our con­ government report declared the A poratlons. Unions fix wages as firmly, invited to the political dinner, When he won the franchise In where, Mr. Nixon’s quest for stitutional right and our so­ The State Police Department has launched r Garrett Dies, ing of the members of their unl» it o^okil brought th# original 1(X>-yoar-old Engliih fiih & chipi rodpo to labor, particularly the "ethnic" slices, is hibition In London, Etoglond. and other areas for the Hart­ % -A m o riq B l Largo North Ationtic whMofiih fiHoH dipped in our «*crtt bettor ond fried to por- the 18-25 age class, may find itself hurt­ expected to vote Republican this time. The fascination of these trea­ ford Times. ing. Those "amateur” and “volunteer” But Is that bad for the Democrats? sures- is primarily that they In 1950 he joined Gannett and Klfoction and youH lovo the (3/4" thick) golden brown, criip chipi mod# from the finoit Idaho systems of poUtical activity wind up Mr. McGovern can certainly not be ac­ have survived in their perfec­ wrote a column on the Wash­ cused of wearing George Meany’s collar. tion across nearly four mil- ington scene. FMIILTMMT PlinSOIT tHIIMPMUir costihg just as much hard cash as any Nor can he be called the tool of AFL- lenla. They are as they were Despite his retirement, he . p i S i t - other. CIO. when ’Tutakhamen was buried. Space CoRditioning continued writing, contributing columno several times weekly In 1944 it was an advantage to the ’They could belong to today. ran Mnw ■■■■■• iranonN or (■ive « 5 S 0 c t i w icicn, or piwwtf h iia n g « e m to the Bristol Press and other Always In the background, for some Democrats to be in cloee alliance with In this we find a parallel r^JlSSfflyMMi vhhHihf oMmImIm ttn hoMotiold 6S with another treasure from the pfohlMia omM tv oanMnOofNMuclMDrk publications. \ ^5 ccmnection to these current political de­ the big labor unions. Is It any longer an Vi. ‘ iwihf M d qolekfy— «tth tho unIqiM MMaM. R tradm no rrnlor Miiefcini past. (Jhiistian faith has Its ori­ INSURANCE nertteajmrhama. He leaves his 'wife, the for­ velopments In the stance of organized advantage in these times \^en the big MwiRTi HMtnr umuxAnom. OdMT, BMmMI, paw ooou mer Callsta McEnany cf Terry- unions are so generally Identified In the gins in a source book of com­ iMa Mninifee cwioKt ommr iMhvM PMl m C M K M It a M M M M PtoducL labor, there is the possibility that or­ parable antiquity and parts of sn NUU a JHm IHBBHBHi ■RQEDBUBOn WiJflwncad OMlM prnM m quM« moro vllle who now lives in Wheaton, public mind with high wages and high AGENCY Md It MM M H A piOIM geIM e aS ihM a o n M MueondMMSi tint oeeli MM r. . . and drtoa out air betor ttnn Md., three daughters, a son, a ganized labor Itself Is gradually becom­ prices? it may be oldei*' than the tomb of ’Tutankamen. Yet this trea­ hMrik hi iMiieMd ordeKl sister and seven g;randchUdren. OKNSOOH ing more and more a conservative, Mr. McGovern may not have destroy­ sure has not required a staged Funeral arrangements were rather than a radical, factor In the ed the old alliance between big labor exhibition to set men wonder­ incomplete. lUIIOHEmi PIAIIWIUE SOUTHINQTON ROCKY 237 E. CENTER STREET, MANCHES’TER mu American scene. Labor does sit up at the leaders and the Democratic Party, but ing. Coming out ot the past it 411 Oiitir lllllta Iritaii MQmn IMSlMOtM* he has certainly attenuated It. He Is as­ speaks to the present, a »book PHONE 643-1126 ’The first passenger-parrying ARTHUR TREACHER'S Sliwl OfUgg StlMl HichMy table, as one of the great commanders of suming that George Meany haa become of today, providing guide-lines F08ARTY BROTHERS, INC balloon flight lasted e l^ t mln- THE ORK3INAL a i^itical liability, not an asset. And he \a-. S l» B R O A D 8TBBET the national destiny; it now has Us own to knowledge o( a llvlifg Ood. 'utep when Joseph Montgolfier IFisliAlHiips juy might be correct. — CHRIS’TIAN ’The Rev. Edwai^ C. B. Shewell Representing The Ha^ord Insurance Group 64S4ISB sent aloft a rooster, a duck and ONN IVnY DAY^ 1 AJM. - 10 P.M. vested interests to hold and protect; It Hartford, Conn. #ENCB MONITOR. \ St. Mary’s Church a sheep. \ /, , . f

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ADDED ATTRACTION Listless Air ' LENNOXVILLE, Que. - By Hartford School Board Eagleton Wondering Candidate McGovern ... Festival Lennoxvllle has hdded" a special attraction to its in­ (Contitiued from P«|[« One> augural season of Canadian dra­ About the Limelight ma. Actress Mia Anderson wili . Hicock Named Supervisor Hangs Over present a one-woman show, By LAWBBNOE KNUTSON Mrs. Eagleton, the former Earns Rebuff Wins Backing Puts O^Brien “ Ten Women, Two Men and a Associated Press Writer Barbara Ann Smith, also has to Moose,’’ for five performances WA8HINOTON (AP) — A cope with new demands. Eagle- during the six-week festival. Of Psychological Services week after being thrust into na-_ ton said. By Ike’s Son Fix>m Labor On His Staff East Coast tional prominence as a vice" “ My wife has been an ex- CottinniC back voltage S per cent In New H. Burton Hicock of 83 Phelps had cttywlde responslblUty for At the g^raduate level at both presidential candidate. Sen. cellent mother but she has nev- vUSTEMy McGovern and Elsenhower lay million-member UAW, whose homa and Edward M. Kennedy (CkMittnued from Fage One) Rd., who Is licensed as a con- the group testing prognmi. the Uof H and Trinity CloUege, Eagleton says he wor- er been in the national In the desire, shared by all. to executive board voted unanl- of Massachusetts, York 'City and Westchester suiting psychologist by the State In 1964, he became an adjunct Hicock taught educational tests j,jgg gjjQ„j the effects of sudden spotlight,’’ he said. “ And on counties in the Ohio River val­ County for two hours in midait- keep military expenditures to mously Thursday to recom- At the same time, McGovern Board of Examiners of Psy- faculty member at MUyer Col- and measurements. fame. He also wonders If his last Sunday alone she was in- mend endorsing McGovern. The said he soon expected to have ley steel-making region. State emoon to prevent a massive FUEL OIL the lowest levels possible so attorneys filed precautionary chologists, has been appointed lege, since merged with the During the last academic ^jigtej phone number has tervlewed by three different pe- LET US HELP YOU UAW is not a member of the the* endorsements of union lead- <1 ___ ^ blackout after a major power U paM In S days that those funds can be used injunctions to bar Industries supervlsor of psychological scr- University of Hartford, where year, he was president of the pointed on a billboard. riodlcals to get the woman’s W IT H Y O U R along more constructive chan- AFLi-CIO. ers representing 10 million of link tripped out 70 miles north from da'date of vices by the Hartford Board of hq taught several sections of (Connecticut Association of gingg jggt Friday when the point of view. This Is also new from violating the order. of the city. 17J9 delivery pels. But the order of priorities The UAW action is the first the 13.5 million membership of “ We do not anticipate any in­ Education. general psychology and chUd School Psychdo^al Personnel. pgmocraUc naUonal convention to our family. C A R B U Y IN G places the men poles apart." major move by organised labor the AFL-CIO. The giant labor The Philadelphia Electric Co. (M-Hr. Noltee for dustry doing anything to endan­ said that city's electrical de­ ^ picked him as Sen. George "The telephone has been DECISION The Republican president’s to get behind the McGovern union’s executive council voted Education mer sessions. At the UofH, he ganlzaUon hi 197()-n M d tre^ McGovern’s running mate. Mis- ringing off the hook," he said, ger people in the area," said mands set a record Thursday, Delivery) son said Elsenhower "never campaign. Wednesday to stay neutral in psychol^c^ detriment for 20 has taught the learning process ^ “ “ rt’® Junior *>88 •’« « " both t" the office and at home, David MlUenthal of the state but no breakdowns or diffi­ subscribed to the belief that a The Teamsters, not a part of the presidential election, Health Department. “ The in­ M>Br. Bnmer Servloe years. During that period, he and assessment of cognitive »*rved two terms as vice presl- ' transformation ... u ^ .t ...... k... the AFIj-CIO, earlier aligned Eagleton, meanwhile, was ex- culties were reported. has provided peychologlcal ser- funcUonlng in learning dlsaWll- dent ot the Hartford EducaUon w ho?” —to “ Tom ^ unhsted number unilateral force cut on the part junctions are just sort of warn­ at home,” he said, “ but I feel themselves with President Nix- pected to meet Monday with In the Washington area, the Cooj^trathf* Oil Co. vices, for varying periods of ties; and the measurement Association, of the United States would elicit ings.” Potomac Electric Power Co. re­ Eagleton, the wlce presidential ,jg published in big on. The Woodcock committee MetJovem in the Black Hills A pollution alert was extend­ SIS Dread 8$., Manoliester time, in 12 of the city’s elemen- intelligence, which is the basic . similar moves on the part of ported record output with elec­ nominee.” letters on a billboard because will thus attempt to fill the vtrfd cu g i^ , s.D., before begin- ed through today in Washing­ PHOMS MS-ISSS tary schools and two of Its four requirement for potential pey- the Communist world. Sen. tricity use up 10 per cent from “ The first change and I sup- the phone just never stops.” McGovern, from what I read, left by the def^Uon of the campaign swing ton, D.C. hlgh schools. Since 1969, he has ch^oglcal examiners. That's what we're here for! You know what you ant organisatiOTS, normally ^^p will last summer's peaks. pose the most obvious one is ------— take Rain showers brought relief want in a car and we know what our cars have to feels differently.” prime .cogs in the Democratic Commonwealth Edison Co., the constant presence of the Se- c t » him to Los Angeles, Honolulu, to the New York metropolitan John Elisenhower said election machinery. which serves seven million cus­ cret Service," Eagleton said in G a ilO e , R a ft R aC C offer . . . let's get together and talk about it today. San Francisco and Jefferson area during Thursday evening, McGovern, a congressman in Woodcock himself, originally tomers in northern Illinois, re­ an interview. ’ y v 1 ,ty, Mo. washing the air of many pollu­ 1960, opposed President Eisen­ a supporter of Maine Sen. Ed- ported a record 11,164,000 kilo- “ They're outside your house, O r l c a H S hower’s request that Congress tants and dropping tempera­ they follow you when you go to mund S. Muskle, later said he O’Brien, who stepped down tures to the low 70s. The respite watts issued between 1 and 2 appropriate about H billion wopld be comfortable with a as Democratic chairmaui after p.m. CDT aa the temperature limch or go to the Senate floor CADILLAC, Mich. (AP) — was expected to be brief. to vote and they’re with you pgjj.g young Cadillac 1972 (1975 value) in economic and McGbvem candidacy. McGovern’s presidential noml- Similar showers eased the sit­ hit 91 degrees. when you go home at night. — two in a raft and two in military aid to foreign nations. His name was mentioned nation last week, will assume uation in the Albany, N.Y., Finally, the temi^rature CM diode absoiluers CAPRI “Then," he said, “ there is ^ _ g ^ racing to New He added that McGovern now frequently at the Democratic the title of National Campaign area but lightning accom­ reached 94 degrees in the would reduce such aid to $1.4 National Convention as a poten- Chairman, McGovern said, panying the storm knocked out southeastern Pennsylvania the overnight change of going, Queans and the Gull of Mexico. 2 litre engine. Synchro-mesh 4-spc«ed trans., flobr mounted Uterally overnight, from being pig„ned that billion. tlal vice presidenUal possibility. He described O’Brien’s role a suburban electric power sub­ town of Chester Thursday, but shin, rack and pinion steering, power front disc brakes, It looked like Christmas. aveloiighoiiyoiir a young and relatively unknown ° itylfd steel wheels, radial tires, high output heater, flo- “ If Sen. McGovern is indeed but both he and McGovern gg ..g foremost consult- station and blacked out 2,000 a disciple of my father’s in his played down the idea. gjjj overall policy and customers for two hours. Dozens of cartons of just-de­ member of the U ^ Senate to wahley, 20, and Pete thni ventilation. (Optlonals available at Extra Cost.) livered artificial Christmas being one of the better known ^ ^ Prices start at military opinions, then the Boss .. William ... Marshall, AX— strategy" with specific respon- A spokesman for the New must be rotating in his grave at f the Michigan AFl York Pow§r Pool said it bor­ trees were stacked in front of a steering, your dies slbillty for directing an effort to "®The’ «-year.old senator said An 16 trustees and not more Cadiz, Jerez de la Frontera and liam Cotter, he isn’t the candi­ the same ones who attended the too to the Third District. show more conformity, checks "The federal government got Mechanics at the sign of the BIG A are supplied with quality parts by a Swedish firm at the request of of typical family purchases five posal for a $2.00 minimum by a Lebrija. The site of the collision date now under new district Jime 24 Democratic district Rittenband, when he speaks with Environmental Protection into the act last year and ev­ the local Maritime Telegraph Before returning hpme on than-v26. At least ijialf must be years ago. 47 to 46 vote. CAR PARTS INC. featuring Monroe Shock Absorbers. was about 1% miles from the lines and must offer his name convenUons and the July 8 Re- Manchester Wednesday night, Agency officials indicated. eryone is trying to do them one and Telephone Co. Ltd. Thursday, the group will tour Jesuits. 72 CO U G A R The report, by the depart­ town of El Cluervo. again at a new ccxivention, publican district conventions, to expected to ask for the same In the Boston area, for ex­ better. It's all turning into a Oklahoma City, Indian City and The board has most recently ment’s Bureau of Labor Statls- There was no indication any scheduled for Aug. 12. The Dem­ Party leaders have agreed on backing from the Manchester ample, EPA officials said in the International Temple. operated with nine Jesuits. FALSE ALARM game of oneupsmanship.” Demonstrator, medium brown, metallic, select shift Ucs, said the rise in living costs foreigners were among the ocrats, too, must conduct an­ two new calendars — to cover delegation he received July 8 transmission, automatic, E78xl4 whitewalls, power steer­ ^______S.AN DIEGO, Calif. (APi- telephone interviews, a first- ‘"nie alert basicly is pinned in the past year was 2.9 per dead. other nominating convention contingencies. The compressed (it was unanimous) and to out- stage alert is called if nitrogen ing, AM radio, dual racing mirrors, deluxe wheel covers. calendar, which the judges said iioe his campaign strategy, to the health effects of smog,” cent, the first annual rise under George Smith, retired U.S. Navy authorities at the Aug. 12. dioxide — the brown part of Stock No. 2a-l. commander. found little could be used, calls for conven- The second speaker to appear Ray Werner, an EPA official in 3 per cent in the past five Rota nuclear submarine base The Aug. 12 date was set by smog — reaches .6 ppm for one pieces of paper which ap- Secretary of the State Gloria tions on Aug. 12, a final date for Wednesday will be named by New York said. “ But eventual­ SPECIALS! years. on (Jadiz Bay sent doctors, heli­ hour or .15 ppm for 24 hours. In Schaffer for Republican and filing challenge petitions to be State Comptroller Nathan Agos- ly as these minimum standards TTte bureau also reported that copters and a tesim of 24 Philadelphia, however, an alert THIS WEEK ONLY! __ , notes inside the cover of nis Democratic conventions in each Aug. 29, and any necessary tinelll, who is chairman ot the are tigreed to you’ll see uni­ ave^e eat^ s o f some 50 Japanese-made address Seabees to help the injured and of the state's six congressional primaries to be Sept, 12. Qmnectlcut Committee to Re- is called only after an averag^e form alert levels.” million rank-and-file workers— hook ^ untangle the wreckage. BRAND NEW Rail officials said the cause districts. The redistricting plan creates elect the President. more than half the naUons’ alerted the FBI. which 1970 TOYOTA Marie H 4-Doer Slotion work force rose $2.18 per cent him to pop open the hack of the collision appeared to be to $135.39 for the month. This cover and he would find some the failure of a signal at the El New England Power Cut 1972 Wagon. AufomoHc, AM-FM ro- M 9Q C was due to a one-cent rise in more. In the old days, they Cuervo station. Vernon dio, healer, factory air cond. vAADw hourly pay and a half-hour in- said, the Japanese reinforced It was the worst rail accident crease in the length of the av- their book covers with news- in Spain since two trains col­ 147 Ride Bus '^'oday After Storm’s Breakdowns PLYMOUTH erage work week. paper clippings. lided near Bilbao two, years SNET Starts ago, killing 30 persons. The Manchester-todlartford express commuter buses carried WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass. would be ordered when the REUABLE USED CARS 147 passengers this morning, the same number of riders yester­ (AP) — The power supply in power reserve falls to 660,000 day morning, according to the state transportation department. New Project New England was sharply re-, kilowatts or less, Bragg said. Ridership on the buses is continuing to rise. The morning The anticipated peak demand, 70 Toyota $1895 70 Teyolo $1695 duced Thursday after violent Work Was started yesterday counts this week total 682, while the morning counts last week for Thursday was 11,150,000 kil­ thunderstorms caused the M u k n 4d>oor Sedan. Cortxia 4-Door Sedan. by the Southern New England (the first week of service) totaled 492. owatts, with fog and cloudy 4-door sedan, automatic transmission, power steering, Telephone Co., on a $378,000 The bus project- hit a peak yesterday afternoon when the buses breakdown of several power skies cooling somewhat the tor­ 1972 PLYMOUTH FURY II Radio, heater, auto­ Radio, automatic, heat­ 1972 MONTEREY plants. underground aerial telephone returning from Hartford carried 187 people. rid 90-degree heat wave that radio, undercoat, wheel co'vers, whitewalls, list $3741. matic trans., low miles. er, exceptionally clean. cable project which is designed . Buses leave the Burr Comers Shopping Center on weekdays The New England Power Ex­ has covered the area this week. 4 Door change (NEPEX) said the pow­ to handle the increasing number every ten minutes from 7 to 9 a.m., and they return from down­ The highest demand this Stock No. p-583. er reserve of 748,000 kilowatts of calls being made between the town Hartford every ten minutes between 4 and 6 p.m. week was Monday when 11,269,- •3195 CARS WITH A GOOD REPUTATION was adequate to meet the de­ Rockville exchange and the The one-way fare is 50 cents. FYee parking eind a bus shelter 000 kilowatts were consumed, a mand for electricity. Stafford Springs exchange. are provided at Burr Comers. record summer loadn. 4-door hardtop, vinyl roof, automatic, air conditioning, Should even a medium-sized 1972 PLYMOUTH FURY HI The project will be completed Lightning Wednesday night 72 MONTEREY fossil-fuel plant along the grid power steering, power brakes, radio, 360 engine, wheel 71 Toyota $2295 69 VW $1595 in two stages, Richard Rose, knocked out the Brayton Point break down, however, NEPEX Custom 4-door pillared hardtop, yellow, black vinyl roof, manager of the Rockville office, power plants at Somerset, as covers, whitewalls, many other extras, list no. p-612. Squareback (Station chairman Charles R. Bragg m-LUX Pickup with Wagon). Radio, heat- G78xl6 whitewalls, fender skirts, all vinyl Interior, whis­ said today. The first phase takes well as smaller plants in Provi­ •4095 List Price $4948. per air conditioning, AM radio, appearance group, protec­ said a 5 per cent voltage reduc­ dence, R.I., sold another NE­ camper cab. er, automatic. in the buying of fiber duct work Wet Weather Hurt tion across New England was tion group, remote control left hand mirror, tinted glass PEX spokesman, James M. Ly- and placing of eight manholes. likely. complete, power brakes, power steering, automatic. Stock den, vice president of Boston No. 2m-122. Ust Price $4883.44. This duct work will cost about The 6 per cent reduction $298,000, Rose said. Edison Co. 72 PLYMOUTH GOLD DUSTER coupe, canopy vinyl roof, whitewalls, carpeting, vinyl interior, wheel BIG CHOICE OF LITTLE PRICES These ducts will extend from Tobacco Growers k o i l O C covers, heater, many extras. the telephone switching office (Continued from Page One) under shade was planted about Stock No. v-132. List Price $2588. on Elm St. in Rockville and out 1900, simulating a Sumatra IRA Bombings Kill Nine Ellington Ave. The cable will 1969 RAMBLER Rebel 4-Door Sedan. Ra­ He predicted the tempo will strain grown in the Dutch East 1972 PLYMOUTH SUBURBAN wagon, luggage rack, air conditioning, power steering, power brakes, be placed on poles along Fdn- pick up in August and early (Continued from Page One) Indies. The Connecticut Valley months. dio, heater, aiitomoric, power September when employment 8 A 4 I O C radio, automatic, white walls, many extras. nacle Rd. in Ellington, on Rt. tobacco flourished and took on tant extremists throughout the The army reported gunflgfats steering. iWww will approach its normal peak List Price $5360. Stock No. p-611. 140 and onto West St. in Staf­ added impetus during World province. broke out between Roman of 13,000-14,000. ford Springs and then to the War H when the Japanese oc­ Catholic guerrillas and Protes­ 4195 No one was hurt when the Center St. switching office in After picking, the tobacco cupied Sumatra. train's locomotive and 10 cars tant vigilantes around the that town. will l>e hung in curing sheds— A DEALER WITH A GOOD REPUTATION ran off the main line to Dublin Shankhlll Road arec^ a Protes­ Rose said It is expected the large bams 'with sideboards after a 50-pound mine exploded tant stronghold. One man was duct work will be in place by .that open up to allow in air. To make your child a safe, near Lurgan, 20 miles south­ killed and another wounded. $2575 70 AMBASSADOR $2050 > iV'C’-r-- '‘i October and the second phase The U.S. Department of Agri­ 72 D O D G C indestructible sand box, iTse a west of Belfast. of the project, pulling the cables culture reports that about 6,700 used tractor or tmek tire. Paint Before the outbreak of IRA 2-ODoor Hardtop. DIP, factory air conditioning, automatic, The IRA has made several Dart only reglatered 16P miles, automatic, power steering, RELIABLE through thq ducts and placing acres in the Connecticut 'Valley with a bright color of a non­ bombings in Belfast, the fatal­ vinyl interior, radio, whitewalls, wheel cavers. List $3026. power steerii^, etc. 20,000 miles. it on poles, will then start. are under tobacco cultivation, toxic paint and place it in a unsuccessful attempts to blow ity toll stood at 451 in three up the rail line in recent MORIARTY making it one of the principal About 61,000 feet of cable will shady com er of the backyard. years of communal strife. $3395 70 DODGE $1995 be placed and this will have a ' agriculture industries in the 72 PLYMOUTH USED valley. But unlike dairy or capacity of about 2,000 simul­ Custom Batelllte 4-(Door Sedan. 8,600 miles, factory exec­ Coronet 4-Door Sedan. Power steering, automatic, radio, taneous conversations between vegetable farmers, tobacco 28,000 miles, balance of Chrysler 6 yr./60,000 mile war­ CARS growers are not eligible for any utive car, factory air conditioning, vinyl roof, automatic, ranty, very clean. BROTHERS the areas. Rose said. ft power ■ steering, power brakes, radio, whitewalls. List :''5 ;; At present the Rockville area federal aid in a bad year. (Jlgar wrapper tobacco is the *'linootB-Meroiiry491lly»^e^’ has about 23,400 phones and the $4400. 72 D O D G E $3795 Stafford area about 5,000. only tobacco grown in the val­ ley, since its soil and climate SNETCO’s research department England’s 4-Dnor HartUop. Chrysler executive car, extended 18,000 991 Genttr St, Maichafter are best suited to that hardy 71 CHRYSLER $2995 1 estimates that these figures will mile warranty, factory air conditioning, automatic, power be Increased to 27,300 in Rock­ leaf. Royal 4^>oor Sedan. Factory air conditioning, automatic, steering, power brakes, vinyl roof, radio, many other ex­ Tobacco was first grown here tras. Cost new over $6600. OPEN EVES.,TILL t ville and 8,000 in Stafford power steering, radio, many other extras. LYNCH M3412S EXCEPT THUBS. TUX. •. SAT. TI1X. S in th^ early 1800s, but the first Springs, by 1976. ' cigar wrapper tobacco grown Advice from an Old Friend Rose said the local project is Hardware "The Toyofa People" part of a continuing program EASY TERMS OR TRADES WITH LOCAL BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE Don’t play with fire, Smokey the Bear cautions Tammy Breadhurst held by which will see .his company — MO TO RS— MANY her father William Breadhurst, a lieutenant in the Andover Fire Department, spend about $548,000 in this area ROUTE 44A fOUIIIEITIL Mark Breadhurst, center and Linda Anderson of New York City who is visiting and about $129 million’ in Oin- A bout Town this summer with the Maxwell Hptchinson faijiily. The occasion is the 24th an­ nectlcut this year, to construct 345 CENTER STREET. MANCHESTER ^STSTBi. . AIR nual “Carnibar,” sponsored by the-Aridover Fire Department which will get new phone faciliUes and replace Members of Hose and Ladder BOLTON NOTCH MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH CONDITIONED underway tonight at 6 and continue until midnight. The same hours will be obsolete or worn out equipment. Co. 1 of the Town Fire Depart­ 646-4321 ment will meet tonight at 7:30 continued tomorrow on the firehouse giounds on Center St. Proceeds are used to TEL. 649-5203 R O U T E B3 AUT)lOPI7Ll 643-2708-875-8010 CARS IN STOCK Kaep Ha|)py - at the John F. Tierney FTmeral SERVICE H jp n o u ffil purchase e(juipment for the volunteer department. The carnibar will feature Home, 219 W. Center St., to rides, food and games. Smokey will present fire prevention litei'ature, lollypops Keep Smiling pay respects to the late David TOLLAND TPKE. IP MANCHESTER and hats, to the children. \ (P^oto by Frisina) with e Hereld Heppy Ad. Kerr, an honorary member. 1 W.' V V ^ \ V

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PAGE t « N MANCHESTER EVENING H ERAU ). MANCHESTER'. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1972 MANCHlfcStER EVENING HERALD, i^CH fiSTER , CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1972 PAGE ELEVEN Tolland Chess Board Cost Put at $165,000 Coventry Hitchhiker Gets a Lift frgoal and state organizations were the Tuberculosis and Resplr- The case was continued to sources have indicated that per­ and Mrs. Alvah Phillips, Rt. 44A C H O R C H 72 DATSUN $1995 66 EL CAMINO $1295 o f' Democratic Town Chairman made recently by the 'Tolland atory Disease Association. The July 31 for payment. haps some representatives from and N. River Rd. 1200 coupe, 4-speed. H Ton Pickup. Automatic, CH R Y Sm Charles Thlfault. Junior Women’s Club. cards are available at the Sav- Goldstein, was arrested June STAN OZIMEK, Manager the GOP may show up. So far, competition has been DODOa OF MANCHESTER power steering. During last week’s meeting Benefiting from the donations ings Bank of Tolland and at 23 by Vernon Police In connec- SCRANTON The challenge was issued yes­ between the north end and the I 70 OLDS , $3595 68 MG $995 of the town committee Thlfault were PISH, ToUand Boys Em’s Bakery at Vernon Circle. with thefts of $800 worth of 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER terday by Dick Cromie, one of south end, with no clear supe­ 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER 648-2791 98 L uxury le d a n . 1 ow ner, Midget Soadster. 4-speed. announced he will seek the in- League, Tolland High School LI- Several club committees will phonograph records from the the leaders in the Democratic riority as yet estaUlshed. Last fully equipped. volvement and appointment of brary Association, Tolland Vol- meet next week. On Tuesday W. T. Grant store at Tri-Clty MOTORS volleyball movement vdilch be­ week’s event, played to the ac­ 70 P O m lA C $2695 70 CHEVROLET $2995 registered Democrats outside unteer Ambulance Association, night the ways and means com- Plaza. NEW 1171 DOME DART SWHNER Monte Carlo 2-door hardtop, ROUTE 8S - - 8T2-914S VERNON gan earlier this summer. Ac­ companiment of a band of Eixecutlve 40oor Sodaa. V-8, the town committee member- the Tolland Volunteer iFire De- mittee •'will mdet at the home ------cording to some Democrats who Graduates power steering, power brakes, marauding mosquitoes, saw automatio, power bt^es, air coiditioned, tape player, ship, for appointments to key partment, Indian Valley of Mrs. David Good, Columbine Other oases disposed of yes- are participating In the weekly each side winning one closely power steering, air coRdition- Marine' P^c. Alan C. Roberts, working committees. YMCA, Hockanum Valley Com- Rd.; public affairs will meet at terday Included: NEW CAR tournaments, volleyball Is high­ fought game, with the light giv­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. 69 OLDS $2395 Among these committees are munlty Services, Rockville Vis- the home of Mrs. Leonard Bach, Joseph Grenor., 17, of Enfleld, ly preferable to flag pole sitting ing out before a tie-breaking 70 CHEVROLET $2595 442 2-door hardtop, power VACATION SALE Roberts of 114 Harlan St., re­ I 2-Door*2845 Hardtop with FREE AUTOMATIC voter registration, finance, and itlng Nurse Association, and Bald Hill Rd.; safety commit- reckless driving, pleaded guilty; or gold fish swallowing as a third game could be played. Impala 24Joor Hardtop. Au­ steering, power brakes, buck­ cently graduated from the TRANSMISSION. 226 6-cyllnder engine, the district campaign commit- Meadowbrook, Hicks Memorial tee will meet at the home of fined $76. NEW CARS TODAY . . . AT summer activity. Funds for both Insect repel­ tomatio, power steering, pow­ et seats, balance of factory tee, Volunteers for the posts are and Middle schools. Mrs. Edward Russo, Old Farms Lillian 0- Jones, 28, of 26R Shop, then Marine Corps Technical Train­ power steering, radio, vinyl roof, white­ er brakes, air conditioning. warranty. Robert Walsh, another volley­ lent and outdoor lights are be­ being sought. Those Interested State organizations receiving Rd. On Thursday night the ed- Windsor Ave., Rockville, disor- CLOSEOUT PRICES ing Center at Lakehurst, N.J. wall tires. Stock No. 2804. ball enthusiast, has announced ing sought by the players. 70 OLDS $3095 69 CHRYSLER $2495 In serving on the committees donations were the 0)nnectlcut ucatlon committee will meet at derly conduct, pleaded guilty, VERY' HIGH USED CAR ALLOWANCES plans for the formation of the The Democrats, In inviting Pfc. Roberts underwent train­ Delta Royal 2-Door Haidtop. New Yorker 4-Door Hardtop. NEW 71 CHRYSLER equipped, air oand. may contact Hilfault or any of Conservation Society, Green- the home of Mrs. Herbert unconditional discharge (no sen- '' ACVBL (Atlantic Oiast Volley GOP participation in the weekly ing as a Marine Ck>rps aircraft Fully equipped. the other toivn committee of- wood Nature Camp, Civil Air Koenig, Old Stafford Rd. tence). ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ launch and recovery equipment- ” S&SBUlk k Ball League), which, he reports, battles, have noted that the Re­ NEUfTORr ROYAL 4-DR. SIDAN fleers; George Hunt, Betty Patrol, and the Environmental , ------Edwin F. Steadman, 46, of man. The Leatherneck’s respon­ S c r a n t o n 's could spresul as far as Galves­ publicans may choose their own Automatic, power ateeilng, power dlao brakaa, whtte- Kowalsi or Stanley Johnson, or Defense Fund. Contributions Stafford Springs, failure to i } ton, Tex. It is hoped that Coven­ side of the court and have first sibilities In his occupation In­ YYaUs, Otrato venUlatiop and alaotronlo MANCHESTER newly appointed overall district were also, made to national grant one-half the highway, IgAlUon qwtem. Stook Na.1680. #V V aw try may be able to attend a serve. clude installing, operating. In­ chairman Forest Tower. projects including Project <3on- Summer Savings! 2 X 3-YEAR OR 36,000-MILE WARRANTY 2 About Town pleaded nolo cor.tendre (no con- specting, maintaining and re­ "I believe the entire political cem, HOPE and CARE, j test), found guilty, uncondition- f ON ALL NEW CARS pairing aircraft launching and SfMdiffvrehaMFnNn Chrysler Goip.! 71 & 7 t DODOES OLDSMOBILE process should be open to as The donations' were made ’The Coventry Paddle, Prop al discharge.' k kkkkkkkkkkicirMtkkirkk k Coventry recovery equipment. CORONETS • DEMONS • SATELLITES All with AIR CONDITIONING many people as have the Inter- possible by income from the and Sail Club, Inc. ■will meet During Pfc. Robert’s training All Carry Remaining Chrysler Corp. 18 month/18,000 Mile Warranty SILVER I.ANE AT HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER club’s various fund-raising ac- ’Tuesday at,8 p.m. at the Water- Bond was set at $600 in the 1972 CADILLACS IN STOCK at Lakehurst, he received a tivltles throughout the year. front Manor Clubhouse on Shore case of Raymond C. Flavell, 48, 1 Libel Action Threatened Letter of Commendatltm /o r SAim E Nok 1 71 DOOOE CORONET 643-1511 An Informal coffee hour was Dr. All interested boaters are of no certain address, charged READY FOR DELIVERY — 4 to choose from “ superior leadership while serv^ Septic Tanks held Wednesday morning at the Invited. with tamperirg with a motor ve- Ing In the capacity of Class He. 171 DOOOE FOURA PS, PB, radlo.^uto^ air AND home of Mrs. Marvin Osterling, ----- hide, operating a motor vehicle 1970 OLDS $2595 1 9 ^ COUGAR $1995 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, auto­ , In Censure Motion Case Leader from April 24 to June to ■welcome new members join- King David Lodge of Odd Fel- ■while his license Is under sus- Delta Coupe. V8, automatic, matic, power steering, power 16.” Plugged Sewers Ing the club. Officers and com- lows will meet tonight at 7:30 pension, and criminal mischief, power steering, power Stating, ” I -will not be sum­ SAMPLE No. 3 71 DODGE DEMON power steering, factory air 32395 brakes, air conditioning, low to show the good people of Cov­ Pfc. Robert’s Is In receipt of mittee chairmen explained at Odd Fellows Hall. h Is case was continued to July NEW 72 BUICK SKYLARK HARDKiPS brakes, burgundy with black stock No. P387 mileage, nice car. moned to a meeting of the Dem­ entry that they need not live orders directing him to report Machine Cleaned their duties and the goals of the ------25 at Rock'ville. Automatic, power iteoring, rodio, whilowalU, a IR CONDITIONING, V-8 top, nice car, low mileage. ocratic Town (Committee,” Read the Classified Ads • •nglna, cuotom vinyl top, and Much Morel in fear of harrassment and In­ to Cherry Point Marine Corps Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, club. The memliershlp drive A steak barbecue will be spon- _____ 1966 BUICK $1095 Claire Oonnelly, In a letter to timidation for expressing an 1969 PONTIAC $1995 Skylark custom wagon, V8, Air Station In North Carolina Sewer Lines jnstalled—Cel­ will continue throughout the sored by Campbell Council, Qases rolled yesterday indud- Democratic Town Chairman Al­ lar Waterproofing Done. Catalina, 2-Dr. Hardtop, V8, automatic, power steering, opinion or revealing the truth. which Is the home of the famed summer until the 76-member KofC, tomorrow at the KofC pj. LABEL PRICE $4179.45 vah Philllpe, has repeated her • Paneling • Cabin Light *110 Volt The Bargain Spot of OUR PRICE??? automatic, power steering, power brakes, low mileage. “ I have witnessed with a 2nd Marine Corps Aircraft Wing. celling Is realized. Anyone In- Home, 138 Main St. Dinner will j^oger A Chessey 24 of Wal- power brakes, green wiUi position that if the committee growing feeling of disgust and MCKINNEY BROS. terested In joining the club may be served from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. ibridge Hill Rd.. ToUand, non- 1969 MERCURY $1995 Wiring • Custom Flooring • Ward­ la i TO CHOOSE FROM! I black top. Montego wagon, V8, auto­ carries out a censure moticm fury the stranglehold of the par­ The Herald 118 Pearl St. — 648-6868 contact Mrs. Osterling. and music will be provided for against her, she ■will “ press for HOMESICK NO MORE matic, power steering, power ty bosses, both Republican and Sewerage DUpoaal Oo. The club’s conservation com-I- dancing until 1 a.m. Tickets 1967 PONTIAC $1495 prosecution of town conrunittee WINCHESTER. K.v, (AP) robe Cabinet • Kitchen Galley • Free Robert H. Jones, 20, of 26R Firebird 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, brakes, whitewalls, low, low Democrat, on political proc­ mittee is supplying pollution re- ■wUl be available at the door. DISREGARD LABEL PRICES! mileage. members for slander and libel.” — \y.A. Williams has had Windsor Ave., Rockville, sec­ In Fairness to Competition, We'Can’t automatic, power steering, esses In our town and the tragic Standing Table • 62” Standing Head- ond-degree reckless endanger- power brakes, 38,000 miles, 1969 CHRYSLER $2895 A motion to censure Mra. Spanish moss brought from fear of the townspeople In the ment. Quote Prices Publicly . . . You Must Come new tires. Town and Country station Connelly, a town committee Louisiana and arranged it on room • Upper Bunks face of this opprdbsion and ex- Marilyn A. Rlopel, 281 Center In & See For Yourself! See S&S Before you . wagon, 9 passenger, air con­ member, to r remarks made at plditation.” a tree in his garden to make 1969 PONTIAC $2295 ditioning, power steering, FORD INC. St., being found intoxicated. the May Town Meeting has The censure motion Is due to his wife, a native of Louisian- m m buy or it will cost us both money! Bonneville, 2-Dr. Hardtop, V8, power brakes, low mileage. a, “feel at home.” ‘‘COMPLETE CAMPER FAdLIXIES" Kerwin K. Sards, 42, of Bald twice been tabled In order to be taken off the table at the automatic, power steering, 1970 PORSCHE $AVE Williams is an employe of HIU Rd., Tolland, allowing a power brakes and more. give her a chance to state in next town committee meeting ■19701970 FORD Pick-up 1970V2 FALCON 911T, coupe, 5 speed, 26,000 the Daniel Boone National 1970 GALAXIE 500 person under age 16 to operate person why the motion should on Aug. 8. DODGE CAMPER CONVERSION Rad, FK X 1969 PONTIAC $1995 miles, car like new. Forest. STDCK NO. 2402 «4S9S 1 Rad, FKX), style tide, standard trantmlnlon, 6 Green, .3 4p o i Sudan, aulomatic transmission, radio, White, 4 door sedan, automatic transmission, a motor vehicle. S & S BUICK not be passed. LeMans 2-Door. V8, auto­ BBI1 cylinder angina,a west coast mirrors, radio, white white sidewall tires, 6 cyUridn eauine.,3.tQ choose po\^ steering, radio, tinted glass, wheal covers. * Nsw England's tastMt Growing Buick—Opsl'^aah DmInt" 1967 PONTIAC $1295 The motion was based on Mrs. matic, power steering, bench LeMans, 2-Door Hardtop, V8, sidewalls, wheel covers. from. A IR c o n d i t i 6 n i n g 81 ADMIS ST., MANCHESTER (Open Eves.) 649-4571 seat, mag wheels, dark Connelly’s implication of "seri­ The first class of cadets at PomplUo Rodriguez, 20, of automatic, power steering, the U.S. Air Force Academy (■hN 93 Off I-A6 A Route tS^, N e il te Afw ey, One tiech frem Cetderl) brown. power br^es. Nice car. ous criminal behavior by mem­ SPECIAL SALE $1550. Hartford, pleaded innocent to a Ju il I Minute* frem DeWnlewn Hertferdl bers of the Town Committee" north of Ckdorado Springs grad­ < $2295. $1550. charge ■cf possession of drugs 1968 CADILLAC $3195 1971 MERCURY $2795 uated in June 1959. 'The cadets w Montego 4-Door Hardtop, V8, when she said that narcotics < ■with Intent to sell, and his case Ckiupe DeVllle. Equipped with chose the falcon as the acade­ all Cadillac equipment. Air automatic, power steering, peddlars and dope pushers fa^ ,1970 MUSTANG Mach 1 1970 BRONCO Wagon 1969 CMC Utility was continued to Aug. 17 for a my’s mascot. A conditioning, sllver/blue top, power br^es, air condition­ infiltrated Coventry’s town gov­ Blue, 2 dr. sports roof, 351 V/8 engine, hood scoop, Blue, standard transmission, V/8 engine, 4 wheel Green, 4 spaed stick, V /sO in e , 96 " walk in hearing in probable cause. blue leather Interior. ing, 11,000 miles. Nice car. ernment. automatic transmission, power steering, power drive, free running hubs, radio, with power angle 1972 GRAND PRIX Mrs. Connelly has retained brakes, console, mag type hub caps, «vhita sidewalls, plow. . Charles Tarplnian as her attor­ Driver Charged Demo. Loaded with air con­ 1970 CHEV. $2695 ditioning, stereo, power win­ ney. WANTED 72 SELL DOWN-mW 52195. $2795. $1845. Malibu 2-Door Hardtop. 450 dows, defogger, vinyl top, “ What I say as an Individual Clean, Late Modd In Car-Cycle M M l i i l i much more. h.p., 4-speed, power steering, at a public meeting la protect­ power brakes, blue with vinyl $6,068.30 ed by my constitutional rights 1969 GALAXIE 500 1969 MERCURY 1968 CHEV. Caprice Collision Ua. SAVE 1,168.30 top. Balance of factory war­ USED CARS ranty. to freedom of speech, and I will Green, 4 door sedan, automatic transmission, 361 V-8 Green, 4 door hardtop, automatic transmission, Silver 2 door hardtop, black vinyl roof, automatic E>avld M. Quigley, 19, of 230 not be held accountable for any transmission, V/8 angina, power steering, radio, Brook St., Wapplng, driver of a $4,900.00 Top Prices Paid V/8.engine, AM/FM stereo radio, white vinyl statements nor will J answer top, white sidewall tires, wbgel covers. white sidewall tires, wheel covers. . car which was In collision with 1971 OLDS $4795 any questions In regard thereto For AH Makes! 1970 PONTIAC $2495 SPEC IA L Sa L e $995. a motorcycle on Center St. Toronado, 2 door, V8, auto­ put by the town committee,” $1350. $1645. 'Tuesday night, has been arrest­ matic. power steering, power GTHD, V8, automatic, power CARTER CHEVROLET C M ID WIBE IK OnCE Bl she stated. brakes. air conditioning, steering, power brakes, vinyl ed by Manchester police on She added she will sue the CO., INC. LTD Convertible stereo, cruise control, tilt top, low mileage, new tires. 1968 CHEV. Wagon 1969 FORD LTD charges of reckless driving. town committee members “ not 1964 F600 14' Von Quigley and the three other wheel. Michelin tires 1229 Main St. Light green, 4 door hardtop. Mack vinyl top, only to protect and defend my A CHOICE Blue Caprico, 0 passenger. Automatic transmission, Red, 5 spaed transmission, 2 speed rear axle, young people Involved In the automatic transmission, 361 V/8 power own rights and freedoms, but Phone 646-6464 V/8 angina, power steering, power brakes, radio, west coast mirrors, runs A —1. •nfn*, > crash ore still In Manchester steering, power brakes, wJilta sidewalls, wheal white sidewall tires, wheel covers.. ^ _ H Memorial Hospital. SELECTION covers. ^ C IAL SAL e $1595 Quigley, and 'Ihomas D. Ham, M averick $1495. $835. 22, of 77 Berkley Dr., Vernon, the motorcyclist, were listed In satisfactory condition this morn­ CARTER CHEVROLET of 72 FORDS ing. NEW 1972 FI00 PICK-UP This is a fun time for you and your family .. . why Reynold A. Burger, 20, of 6117 not make it more pleasant with transportation that WHITE, 115" WHEEL BASE, STYLE SIDE, HEAVY DUTY, VINYL TRIM, Clark St., South Wlndror, and Linda J. Sheer, 21, of B. Main you can depend on? Now's the time to trade your GAUGES, 1476 LB. REAR SPRING, 6 CYLINDER ENGINE, REAR STEP St., Rockville, were listed as older car for a like-new used trade-in from Mori- N BUMPER, 5 -G78-16 TIRES. NO. T137 LIST 2927 “ seriously 111” In the hospital’s ^ y ’s. P into special care unit. Burger was N a passenger in the small for­ — USED CARS--- Bob King eign sports car; Miss SUcer U Mustang • A L B R R I C I was a passenger on the motor­ H ardtop cycle. 69 Dodge $1895 71 Cougar $2875 MODEL 'The accident occurred shortly 4-Door Hardtop. Jet CLOSE after 9:30 near the Center St. Charger. Radio, auto­ black with red Interior, Pinto SALES Intersection with Roosevelt St. vinyl trim, V-8, radio, L CLEARANCE SALE BUY NOW! Mustang SportsRoof matic, vinyl trim, Runabout 'The sports car reportedly automatic trans., power MANY MODELS IN STOCK FOR THE BEST OF SELECTION INCORPORATED struck the motorcycle from the whitewalls, sport con­ steering, showroom condition. .FITZBERILD rear. 'The car then hit a park­ sole, real clean. OUT OPEN 8 AM to 9 PM CONVENIENT HARTFORD NATIONAL BANK OR CONN. BANK AND TRUST CO. TIME PAYMENT PLANS ing standard, bounced off two BRAND NEW Gran Torino parked cars, and rolled back ■ BRAND NEW ■ BRAND NEW I over Miss Sheer, who yvas 1 WINDSWINDSOR AVE.-ROUTE83 ROCKVILLE 875-3369 643, thrown from the motorcycle. 1972 IMPALA Court date for Quigley Is Aug. 71 Mercury $2995 I 1972 IMPALA I 1972 CAPRICE laHoa aava r 68CadlHac $2645 Sport Cpe. V>8 ■ ■ ■ ■ « 14. Montego 4-Dr. Custom. PRICES DeVllle 4-Dr. Hardtop. Medium blue, radio, au­ ■ Custom Cpe. V-8 1 Cpe. V-8, Turf>o Power brakes, power tomatic, power steering, Turbo Hydramatic trans., steering, power seats, power brakes, factory ■vinyl roof, vinyl trim, 'Turbo Hydramatic trans., H Hydramatic trans., vinyl power ■\rindow8, white- air cond., vinyl roOf, floor mats, side mould­ ^N vinyl roof, radio, wheel roof, whitewalls, radio walls, factory air cond., blue interior. Drive it covers, whitewahs, power H with rear speaker, custom tinted gloss, sharp. today! ings, radio, whitewalls, H deluxe seat belts, power T o rin o power steering, power disc H steering, power disc H steering, power disc LCOTTVILLE . brakes, luster sealed. Stk. brakes, luster sealed. Stk. H brakes, luster sealed. Stk. ■ No. 7790 No. 8306 H No. 8224 LTD Country Squirt 71 Ford $2495 71 Chev. $3095 4-Door Hardtop Impala. 1 *3610 1 *3795 UARANTEED CARS (Jalaxle 4-Door Sedan. Radio, automatic choose from You got tfiii guarontoo only if you buy a usod cor with our liltlo sign ihowing in Iho window. . . 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■ \ . i V 7 ( / //" / f t*AGE 'THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING -HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1972 BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Students I VAONDER WOULD MSU I'M TALKIN* ‘There Ain’t No Cure...’ WHERE HE IS? HOLD IT MV STOCKBROKER m i* I* PKUL REVERE MM-L, DOWN A /VV(RTrt^,AND TMKTiS HIS surface of Green Rd. Secondly, BIT, STATUE! TWO LANTERNS Aiitwtr to Prtvioui Puiil* Present By DAVE LARSSON when the Summer comes, It’^ Another little aggravation al­ O / ' n s y so stems from summer employ­ there is that which is on the SUV'NOR? WERE HUNS IN m e STEEPLE As the immortal Eddie Coch­ time for Joe Teen to watch his ( svLVMsre/t.' Poisonous Items ment, and I have already hint­ sidewalk. I’ve always admired OF T he old north Led Zeppelin records melt Into W R C H TO WARN Musical ran once walled, "There ain't ed at it. This is when one the hardened grizzled veterans THAT THE ACROSS 5 Male sheep By SUB KUanCNS no cure for the summertime each other. dreams about one’s work. For who stroll barefoot through a REDCOATS 1 Arrow poison 6 Japanese TUB •ummer’B political she- example, I once happened to suspicious clump of grass like a WERE blues.” After careful examina­ The second Irritating little. 7 Poisonous outcast (var.) nanlgeiui have influenced even Item is the "em pty gut.” This work on tobacco, a practice tire over a nail In a com­ COMINle 7 Russian tion of all possible angles, I serpent the moat unaware person to is generaly exhibited by kids which merits a whole article as mercial. Of course, the real 12 Biblical measure have put down these following mountain 8 Choler sli4> a “love ' It or leave it" observations as a partial de­ with summer jobs. It happens a prime example of “Summer­ goodies are for those who are 13 Unclouded 9 Ringing sticker on their car bumper, pin scription of the essence of this when one rises at 7 in the time Blues,” and I found that shod. I am referring to the In­ 14 Central of a bell a M oQovem button on a jacket, phenomena. « morning, roused from pleasant my slumber was disturbed by evitable quarter-mile stretch of 10 Grafted (her.) American or m erely play the non-partisan The first common symptom la dreams of being allowed to con­ somnambulistic fantasies about bubblegrum which invariably country 11 Remainder 13 Heavenly • children assent game by sporting a "vote'< tee- "the sweatbox." Due to the tinue pleasant dreams (think rows and rows of green plants, afixes itself to your alllgator- 15 Deals with skln loafers imported from 16 City in 29 Escutcheon 46 Biblical., dilrt. In keeping with the poli­ genlua of certain demented wiz­ about it), to face a bowl of waiting for me to work on MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD Oklahoma ifP U n t o f border sinner tical q^lrit, Manchester Com­ ards of sadism, also known as cereal, the fact that It’s prob­ them. I really felt cheated; It’s Italy. Thirdly, there Is that 17 ------Vegaswestern 30 Encounter 47 Existed munity College is presenting' architects, a large number of ably Monday,' It’s probably so not enough that I had to work which the road leaves for you. 50 Narrow FRANK nI'M SHERIFF PHIL FINN/ : 18 Permit prairies 32-----monster "Of Thee I Sing,” a political hot that you’re already sweat­ eight hours on them, I had to For example, a truck passing by 6AR1CK? 36 Female bird opening the houses of Manchester are COULD I p l e a s e h a v e A ccS r s e / a 19 Classifies 20 Music, spoof running from July 28 dream eight hours about them, a pedestrian creates a wind [ l i t t l e c h a t w it h yo u!?^ \ti!m as written 37 Samuel’s 51 Wine built in a manner such that ing, and you’ve got to go back ccwiE 23 Plunder flow which shares a kindred 26 Twitching 21 Transgression teacher (Bib.) delicacy (Fr.) through July 80 In the MOC au­ the upstairs ate constantly at and do all the work that you too. 27 Small particle 22 Surfeit 42 Chest rattles 52 Solar disk ditorium. Curtain Is at 8 :80 p.m. the highest points' of temper­ screwed up the day before (or My largest* observation, how­ bond with certain blowtorches. 31 Herb 23 Map item 43 Bottom frame 54 Chemical Ih e plot of this Broadway mu­ ature and humidity that w ill still catch nasties from your boss all ever, seems to be .about the The greatest treat, however, Is ^ O IM T S 33 Biblical weed 24 French river of window suffix sical centers around a political day). The feeling that you ex­ lethal practice of walking down saved for the ordinary bus, 44 Snake of India 55 Reckoning sustain human life. And, since OF 34 Against 25 Greek letter campaign In the 1830s. a city street In the summer­ which deposits Its tempting fra­ 28 Little 45 Signs of 56 Exist the typical far-out, groovy kid perience when you start think­ VIEW* 35 Coax time. First, the heat of the side­ grance liberally throughout the 38 Commercial Wintergreen, a dark horse haa his room full of posters of ing about this, and also realize ••• 1“ r r " r T r r " v r TT presidential candidate, decides Jane Fonda, Imported oh-wow that this is what you’ll prob­ walk. A friend of mine propos­ stagnant air and the open ^ ^ C> >f WIA. b*., TJA 1 -1 .I transaction 39 Slippery fish to run on an issue which ably be doing the rest of your ed making a recipe book show­ mouth. i r i r incense and candles bought at 40 Coterie "everybody can get excited P-town, located In the farthest life, Is what the "e m p ^ gut” ing Instructions on how to cre­ These are but a few of many. 41 Poisonous u IB about and y e t does not really little cubby hole In the upstairs, refers to. i" ate delicious omelettes on the I hope to further enlighten you. element make any difference". His OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN 45 A t this time 16 n r II 48 Help platform — love — a rather ap- ■ 49 Greek 19 ^ pealing one for a country ravag­ mountain ed by the Depreasion. Political /\M3ULDMT>00THINK A ^ ILIKEITHlSVV«iY.'IFMCXJerformed well, they bjit held Vater, musical director, and SAM (Summer Activities In Charles Plese, dramatic dlrec- Manchester) slated a full day’s the stage until the appearance CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER . tor. A variety of cast members schedule of activities last Sat­ of the Hubcaps, that gassy, ''.(students, adults, non-Manches- urday with a crafts fair In Cen­ gone, greaser group, which ibrites) eJIows for greater cre- ter Park from 11 a.m. until 4 transformed the static, Indiffer­ GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN diuHy on stage. p.m., foffowred by a concert at ent audience Into a mass of "OT.^Thee I Sing” accommo­ Mt. Nebo later that evening. frenzied energy, a crowd of dates K diverse audience; the dancing, singling teens who -ri\e(2e'6 M A/^icrce IT 6 A Y 6 TFie /wo(?e ffeoFLe C/awn) ALBUMS a l b u m s politically apathetic (or the es­ Among the varied articles seemed suddenly to have drag­ A R g MOJSrqoMec? I D VIOLeNi:^ ■7-21 capists wltttog to forget politi­ at the cratfs fair, detslgned Hei2fe A 0 O u r T V . A M P WILL- l^//vr AN'frUIMi^ • HnirNHta, T A P g S ged out their bobby sox from IN THe^EpiA THe Less ATTITUPES ^ M.IW .fc cal deceptiom ) may 'wallow In to fill the eyes and empty the imder their beds, and rediscov­ AAovie wc?ueNce... gHtaCREP THSr ARfe 0'r' C A ^ ts I lfei» 80’s nostalgia, Vfhlle the Inform­ pocketbooks, were home- ered two-tone patent leathers RSAl Vl£3LeNCE- ed and Interested'may watch for baked goods, leather articles, and chinos. T SHORT RIBS BY PRANK O’NEAL present-day parallM^. pictures and paintings of many TTie price of a ticket Is far Eissorted sizes, styles and tech­ Among the nows-vlUe, way-out cheaper than plane ''Jare Dwight Phelps, a leather craftsman, did custom belt work at last Saturday’s niques, samples of batik, can­ shoo-be-doo wo-wo-wo oldie hits Miami. SAM Crafts Fair at Center Park. (Herald photo by Becker) dles, and even a supply of Ice- that wound their way from the J V oj FW\)E- ' cold ■ "organic water,” offered stage through the spectators 7 ^ ANEW/ 6lPLFPieND, to free to parched ’ customers. were numbers by Qiuck Berry, the Beach Boys and Presley as Although many more lookers well as such never-to-be-forgot- Intern Program than buyers gathered around ten tunes as "Duke of Earl,” Elvis the Starter the booths, the fair was judged "Teen Angel,” and the Hub­ a success both artistically and caps' most popular revival, the financially; a share of the prof­ now-legendary crowd-pleaser, PLAIN JANE Was Rewarding And the Finisher its ■will find its way Into SAM's “ lii the StUl of the Night.” BY FRANK BAGINSKl rapidly-emptying till. By SUSAN TREADWELL men in addl^on to our hosts. 1 LC V E TH EtALO V E THEIA NoT! n -u A t both the concert and the 1 LOVE THEtA ... (^g,L^TTON!!l3 These lncludd<} Sen. Cook of The concert Saturday evening crafts fair were booths sponsor­ They called us summer in­ 1 LOVE THEM NOT! Kentucky, (3ongEqssman Whalen displayed an enormous crowd ed by the MCPJ (Manchester 1LOVETHEM... terns, but we were probabl? By ERNESTINE GUGLIELMO of Ohio, and <3on^ssm an Tier- at a virtually-packed Mt. Nebo (Committee for Peace and Jus­ UOVE THEM n o t ! closer to being citizens in train­ nan of Rhode Island.,, On stage In a whlte-sequined jumpsuit and a gleaming being entertalTfid by one of the tice), an anti-war group whose \-% A lSp V^ARDTlWT'-, yiON^NSE/ ing. widest varieties In popular « cape with a red satin lining, Elvis Presley with his age­ main purpose la education ot WAS A LITTLE OLD fog! P I O A ^ Consequently, our g;rbpp had less good looks, seemed miraculously transported from music. I was one of the fortunate stu­ the pleasure o t talking ^th a the people, and a voter registra­ dents sponsored by the Man­ representative from each the ’50s to the ’70s. TTiree groups demonstrated tion booth, which met with a chester Republican Town Com­ ty’s national committee. Durtlig And perfectly at ease at his press conference, Elvis their talents to the flocks of marked degree of success. The mittee for Sen. Lowell Welck- our visit to Washington, thd , Presley with the barest trace of his arrogant grin an- people: Mldney, a jazz-rock voter registration drive 1« aimed er’s summer Intern program. platform and rules committee ------j ~..«stlons, like whv he outlasted all his compen- band, Guy Lassor, a folk sing­ basically at the l8-to-2l year flip “ I fake a lot of Vitamin E .” He was still age group, those who will be t hf MIA, be. TM ■*■. UA Ht. OW. This program was begun last of the Democratic party vyas er, and the Hubcaps, specialists Jim Pox adjusts lighting for last Saturday’s free i t - year by the senator and two working out their differences rCreal'smooth. B ( SIIIOOIU. Until CIUVII uche wasn a a asked about his political r ------views.„ In t h e 1960’s rock-and-roll voting In their first national rock concert at Mt. Nebo. About 2,500 young peo­ “ Honey, I’d like to keep my personal views to myseu. “ Dad recommends this “ . . . he says it length* other congressmen from Con­ In preparations for the then- scene. election. ple enjoyed the event. (Photo by Sue Klemens) 9 <9 Roll pul an end to that line of questioning. €> Dewdrops . . . ’’ by fO yeara!’’ ney and Rep. Robert Steele. It Convention. has continued this year to be Like the final silence from the ’50s, when the Korean Our group was exceptionally MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY the only Intern program of its war raged but pony-tailed prom queens and men wlm type in the nation. During nine lucky to have Its visit to the grease-stained combs sticking out of back pockets didn t Many Colleges Still Have Openings week-long sessions, about 40 Supreme Ctourt coincide with seem to know H, Elvis Presley’s political opinions stlU THEY DEPICT ITSEEAAS the death penalty decision. Dur­ o WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI young people per week from didn’t matter. St. Francis CoUege, St. Joseph’s Chriatlan (College, College of i V e j u ^ p r e p a r e d f v y s ^ L E s HIS ing our visit, one of Justice The New England Board of CoUege, Northwestern Connecti­ Connecticut are the guests of The psyenedella ^ the ’60s shouted down that silence CoUege, Thomas CoUege, Unity Our Lady of the Elms, (Curry THESE NEW CHARTS' PROGRESS Powell's clerks explained the cut Community CoUege, Nor­ PROGRESS Sen. Welcker and Ckmgressmen with slogans like “ Right on,” “ Do your own thing” and Higher EJducatton reports, in CoUege, EUid Westbrook CoUege. (College, Eastern Nazarene (Col­ general route through which liti­ walk Community CoUege, Nor­ IN TH E o : TAKES WHVACE ‘tCLl WEACJNS BECAWF EVE PCWAOA StOMETIAAES I THINK YCU'RE McKinney and Steele. other vague exclamations that made people feel closer the second phase of Its annual Massachusetts lege, Emmanuel College, Hamp­ TH A T TH ING CVB2'rCLiR BP2EHDNEE JEH Be. DEUBSaATEL-V TRVINQ TO gation coming to the court walk State Technical CoUege, LAST PRIOR ITV to awareness. survey of openings for college Thirty-eight schools ir. Massa­ den College of Pharmacy, Low­ > MOLTTH, eR D n -E e s ? DRIVE ME eWNANAS. I visited Washington during passes. As a law student-hope­ (Julnebaug ‘VEdley Community SIX OVER The Beatles, who admitted, one goal was “ to be bigger freshmen, that over 10,(MX) open­ chusetts reported approximate­ ell Technological Institute, the week of June 26, a particu­ ful, this experience especially CoUege, Thames VEdley State AAONTHS! PROGRKS! than Elvis,” became leaders ib.a more socially aware and ings 'Still remained as of July 7. ly 2,756 vacancies. Merrimack (College, Nichols (Col­ V/ larly busy week for Ckxngress, thrilled me. Technical (College, smd Tunxls poUtically active time. Lyrics Began to be more pomical This total Is based upon figures The two-yea/r coUeges with va­ lege, Northeastern University, which was finishing up work on supplied by 103 colleges and uni­ Ckimmunlty CoUege. Nearly every minute of our and rock groups were no longer ‘^ s t entertainers. Tboy The following four-year col­ cancies are; Aquinas Junior Regis (College for Women, West­ appropriation matters as it fac­ versities In New England. time was filled with something became spokesmen, leaders, sometimes without ha'vuig leges reported vacancies; Ann- College — Newton and Milton ern New England College, ed the end of the 1971 fiscal These statistics show that new and Interesting to do. Our anything to say. Bill Graham calls^tt “ mass adulation hurst CoUege. Bridgeport Engl- Campuses, Becker Junior Col­ Wheelcck College, and Worces­ year. Sen. Welcker’s staff of many opportunities still exist In 7-JI evenings were highlighted by when groups became gods and goddw es, prophets In­ lege, Cambridge Junior CoUege, ter State (Colleo-e. summer-long interns, students New England for students who visits to the Smithsonian, and stead of musicians.” Dean JurJor College, EmHcott New Hampshire from various Connecticut col­ wish to enter college this tall. a performance of ‘‘GodspeU” at Elvis Presley stopped touring and spent hfs,intermission Junior CoUege, Fisher Junior Apnroxlmately 1,171 openings leges, led our troop through the These vacancies are filling rap­ slew of activities which kept us the Ford Theater. between the ’50s and ’70s starring In B-grade movies, 10,000 College, Garland Junior Col­ for freahmer. were reported in BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Z.-M. while the Beatles and Rolling Stones took centto. stage. idly, and students who have al­ lege, Grahm Junior CoUege, busy from dawn to dusk. A visit of this kind should be seventeen New Hampshire Ode. ready 'been denied admission Vacancies Greenfield Cimmunlty College, TELEPHONE, SAM. HE WOULDN'T GIVE r THOUGHT YOU SAID YOU'D PAID SOUNDS LIKE A TRAP, SAM. OUALM a must for every young citi­ The cliched slogans turned Into political action as more schools. Our activities seemed Intend­ should not re-apply to that In­ Lasell Junior CoUege, Massa­ ME HiS NAME. JU ST SAYS TO TELL YOU HIM OFF AND SENT HIAATO MEXICO. PLAY DUMB. TELL HIM HE zen, whether or not he or she and more groups began to come out for specific caiises. The two-vear colleges Include: HE'S THE BIG GUY WITH THE WHISKEI7S HAS THE WRONG NUMBER. stitution. chusetts Bay Community Col­ ed to g(ive us a taste of the intends to enter public service. George Harrison, Ringo Starr and Bob Dylan perforUung neerlng Institute, Sacred Heart (Concord (Col'e«'e, Heaser College, AND THE A A A TC H E S ...TH A T YOU'D YOU P O N T k n o w W HAT many types of work done by r . _____ A t __JT aIbm T AMHAn n n d V/»lrrt State by state breakdowns of lege, Mount Ida Junior CJoUege, CAPTAIN EASY Often m y schooling seems to for the Concert for Bangladesh. John Lennon and Yokp University, St. Joseph CoUege, McTntcsh College. New Hamp­ V KNOW. . HE'S TA LKIN G A BO UT. BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE different organs of the federal Ono at almost everv peace rally. Pete Seeger and Jerrj^ these vacancies for college Mount Wachusett (Community have neglected a yery Import­ ..freshmen Eire: University of Bridgeport, and shire Technical Tnatihite. New WHO'g A RICH WIDOW LADY... MEANWHILE,. government. We were also ex­ Butler performing at an Evening with Angela Davis. And College, Northampton Junior ’^OLP^J SEARCH MEm.WHEN ant aspect of my llfe-citizen- ' Connecticut University of Hartford. Hornipshire Vccntlcnal Technical MKfi.meNLOt J l l»TA PELIVEK CREAM rA$Ti KAREN) «E Z i posed to the Influential agen­ scores of singers and artists performing at McGovern CoUege, Pine Manor Junior Col­ shlp. The direction our nation Tjventy Connecticut colleges Maine Collficea at Berllr., Loronla. and FER HER TOOTHLE'*^ 'COULD BE.. HOW DO cies outside the government. benefits. lege, Quincy Junior CoUege, TABBY- BACK WHEMI takes always depends on the report over 3,662 vEU»ncleB. Eleven colleges In Maine re­ Portsmouth and White Pines IKNOW?... IJI5T The tradition and the unique­ Springfield Technical Communi­ PROVE A MILK VAN 1 HITCHHIKED HERE interest and responsibleness of But Elvis Presley has survived all those changes. And The two-year colleges Include; ported over 491 openings for College. ness Involved in the operation ty Qjllege, Wentworth Institute, FROM NEW JERSEy!" our citizens. My visit proved despite his lack ol political expression, he manages to Greater Hartford Community freshmen. The two-year colleges The four-veor Institutions In of Congress Impressed me and Worcester Junior CoUege. that the better we understand capture an audience with his imperishable theatrical CoUege, HEUtford (3oUege for are Beal CoUege and Southern New Hsmnshlre Include; Bel­ greatly. The four-year- institutions In how government works, the magic. Women, Hartford State Techni­ Maine Vocational Technlcfil In­ knap College Csnaan College, MassEudiusotte reiiorting va­ Our group spent time In com­ more effectiveness we shall When Elvis Presley walks on a stage amid a blinding cal CoUege, Hou»tonic Com­ stitute. Franconia CoUece. Franklin cancies are; AmertcEin Interna­ mittee hearing rooms and the have in dealing ■with the na- succession of flashing bulbs and screaming voices, .16 munity ciiUege, Mattatuck The four-yeEU" colleges report­ Pierce College. Mount Saint tional College, Anna Maria Col­ galleries, where I spent most of Uon’s'^problems. My slncerest 'ears dissolve as though nothing had changed. As though Community CoUe^, Middlesex ing vacancies are: Husson Col­ Marv College. Nathaniel Haw­ I* lege, Bentley CoUege, Berklee my free time. We had the addi­ thanks to the Republican Town eTlvls; Presley had never been gone. (Community CoUege, Mitchell lege, Maine Maritime Academy, thorne College. New Hamnahtre Ck/llege of Music, Berkshire tional privilege of meeting and Committee for this opportunity (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Oillege, Mohegan Community NEisson Oillege, Ricker CoUege, College. Notre Dame College, talking with several Congress­ to learn something so valuable. m and R lvler College. ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN a Rhode Island In Rhode IslEmd eight schools DOC WAS PRETTY IS OUR EX- ...•VDU DON'T THINK I'D PASS reported approximately 1,482 UPSET WHg4 HE F>ER)MENr UP A CHANCE TO GET THAT SAWCUJNK) WITH CLANK MECHANICAL DINGBAT OUT vacEmcles. These were distrib­ S TIL L O N , OF THE LAB, DQ YOU? uted between one tw oyear Eind DOC? STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIPP What To Do seven four-year colleges. They TV------^ Brookfield St., Hartford, 6 p.m. are; Rhode Island Junior (Col­ “ y o u 'r e r ig h t , p o t e e t .' ^ BUT/MAYBE I S A W ^ r e t u r n td h ig h IF YOU "Girl Crtizy,” Vernon Middle ' if YOU donY/w np beino TONIGHT lege, Bairlngton College, Bry­ /MUST k e e p m y h o r r ible MYSELF IN YOU-/MUCH CITY AND THINK ABOUT LIKE THE Cello recital with Jonathon AbrEun- CUPPED, SCUFFED, USED, School, 8:16 p.m. ^ ant College, Johnson smd Wsdes l/VlAeE in ta c t to w h ip LON6ER A 6 0 THAN I HOW AMBITIOUS YOU WARM AND DECEIVED, UED ABOUT ouwltz, UCkmn Jorgensen Auditorium, M(wle — "Films by John Lennon Free concert with IoceiI groups, MY w r iter s into l in e / t e l l EVEN MV OWN ARE... FRIENDLY AND /MISERABLE-WHILE Storrs, 8:16 p.m. (College, Mount Saint Joseph (Col­ r w i ATTORNEY.' and Yoko Ono,” Wadsworth Athe- Page Park Ski HIU, Bristol, 4:80 to lege, Ptpvldence College, Roger LOCAL NEWS­ BECO/VIIN6 RICH AND PAPER SCENE FAAAOUS... MAYBE WE neum, Hartford, 7:80 and 9:46 p.m. 9:30 p.m. TUESDAY AcT|V(Tiirs Williams (College—Brist(d Cam­ -THEN SO BE CAN TRY IT A6AIN pus, and SEdve Regina College. SOME TIME "How To Succeed in Business With­ SUNDAY Free movie — "Bye, Bye Blr^e,” ■Vermont out Really Trying,” Nutmeg Summer Center Park, Manchester, at dusk. Nine schools In Vermont re­ Playhouse, Storrs, 8:16 p.m. ported about 465 openings for Free flute and piano recitEd with Free movie—"The Flying Deuces,” OF freshmen. The two-year colleges ■IQlrl Crazy,” a George Gershwin Richard Soule and Mtiry Stanton, Windsor Green, at dusk. cum ,, MtA. 'l.., t* . W UZ Ni, OM. are Concord College, St. Joseph musical, Vernon Middle School, 8:16 Central Connecticut State College Stu­ (College, Eind Vermont Technical dent Center, New Britain, 3 p.m. WEDNESDAY SGt. STRIPES... FOREVERT College. The four-year Institu­ BY BILL HOWRILLA J ^ Black Top Coffeehouse, Windsor Summer Chamber Music Festival, Kundalinl Yoga cUas, Center Park, tions include; CEistleton State Green, 8 p.m. to midnight. MUlard Auditorium, University of every Manchester, 7 p.m. College, (CoUege of St. Joseph =5l(?, r lt HSAT SCMJE. /M'l? IffA T Concert with Llquide Llghte, Wil-, 5 P I £ H P I P Hartford. Movie — “42nd Street,” St. Thomas the provider, Marlboro College, V J A - m Z FCRT5t\... Uams PEirk (off Nelpslc R d.), Glas­ rPEA , 0LASTH?1BM

1 » 1 / ■ I ' • PAGE FOURTEEN , Jt MANCHESTTO EVENING IffiRALDj/WANCHESTER. CONN.. MANCHESTEft CTiNINQ HERALD. ItfANtJ^ESTER, CJONN., FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1972 PAGE FIFTEEN Sox Close Ga p to 4V2 Games,^ Boxing in Connecticut?, M' Sweep Twinbill from A’s Ring 49 Awaits Fighters AMERICAN UEAOUE East BOSTON (AP) T h e Doug^le Qrlfttn. I can’t say a ground rule double Into the In the eighth. W. )U Pot. G.B. HARTFORD (AP) — “This Is a place where a lady “ She’s a right down-to-earth when prize fighters ■will be breaks are part of baseball enough for him. I’ve never seen right field stands and. one out ..ng u,rew a fine ball game, Detroit 49 86 .676 Rackety - rackety - rack­ can come . . . It's the greatest Joe,” says Couture. “ I think skipping rope there, lifting _19th Hole t Baltimore 48 37 .866 1 (fight training place In the it’s tee tort thing they’ve ever weights, sparring In tee port­ Following are the rtarting and the Boston Red Sox are ^ a very good gam e." WlUlama ety - rackety - rackety - .624 4H country,” he claimed. done,” he said, referrlng’ to her able ring with Its fresh canvas., times for Saturday and Sun­ gerang ineir snare, alter ^ ^nd third In the ter. Tommy Harper struck out, said. “ He’s on hli way now. He Boston 43 39 WHOMP. 39 41 .488 7H Just teen a lady, two ladies, ai^lntment as commissioner. covering as It rests where tee day’s Four Ball Championship many early season irustra- seventh inning, Griffin put and Griffin was walked In- was rushing h is . pitches when Now York Hie speed punching bag over Cleveland 36 48 .422 18 walked into tee upstairs facility “ She’s a fighter. If she thinks old ov^n used to be. at Ellington Ridge: fions, in their bid to close down a perfect bunt on the sul- tentlonally. they got two runs In the second at Ring 49 on Willis Street pul­ MUwaukee 34 49 .410 14 to view tee transformation of she’s right, she’ll fight for it. The^ ring Is now tee focal in on Detroit and Baltimore clde squeeze, with no chance to -me park became bedlam as Inning, but settled down. They sated to tee rapid-fire jabs .of J Wert an old, musty bakery Into a Most of tee fellas in tee fight point of that loft, standing un­ 8:00 Becker, Wineze, Cohn, Coel. in the American League make a play, Oakland third Yastriemski took ball three, didn’t wear him out. ’HUs was A1 Couture, 52, aS his brief Oakland 54 88 .621 — spotless, shower-equipped train­ game are tickled pink that' der an American flag, playing 8:08 Mountain, Johnston Seraphln. baseman Sal Bando let the ball m en Knowles fired another the first time In about 12 days demonstration of boxing prow^ Byk. V Blast. Chicago 46 40 .636 7% ing faciUty. she’s tee commissioner.” silent witness to tales of yore. 8:16 Klely, Brown, Wholley, Cush- They’re also getting some roll. It did — right past the Kennedy walked he has pitched and we’re very ess punctuated his lunch hour Minnesota 42 41 .606 10 "I think it’s frtitastlc,” said "I hold the world’s record of ma. fabulws pltchmg from an oft- . ^ e tog for a hit, Grlf- ^ ^ happy. Ho missed some turns ___ during a recent tour of a new The 4,000-square foot gym 8:24 Starters Time. Kansas City 43 48 .600 lOH tee tall, willowy blonde. It was lOH seconds for a knockout,” 8:32 Renert, Peters, Kohn, Lak- criticUed Bt^f, fla sh i^ their fin s third of the ?»m e. protested mildly to no because of knee tronble and California boxing facility. will come alive Saturday as California 88 49 .437 16 Couture’s wife, who admitted Couture relates with unabashed speed, coming through with Before the game, ^ e Red Sra ^nd the Red Sox had ex- then military dtrty, but looks some 200 te'vited guests, in­ pride. He said it came in 1942 §:40 H. Paglni, Geda, Strouch. Texas 36 61 .414 18 Ring 49 is actually a club she had nevei'' seen her hus­ Sherwood. Umely hits and r e g j ^ f ^ p aced v e te r^ Ray Culp on the ^ cluding Mrs. Dunn and former against Ralph Walton from 8:48 Oldham, Kaitz, McHugh, Thursday’s . ResuMa consisting mainly of former box­ band fight in any of his 296 CONFUSION— Dodgers’ Lee Lacy slides safely into third as Mets’ third base- who stayed away until recently. 2l*day disabled list and acU> ^ boxers gather for a look at Montreal. "And teat time In­ Goldfarb. six games. ’’These certainly were a MUwaukeo 2, Minnesota 1 ers and It’s an affiliate of the bouts as a welterweight sind 8:56 Starter's Time. man, Jim Fregosi, and Gary Gentry watch ball skid by. Umpire is Bruce Froem- The Red Sox stretched their vated reliever Ken Tatum. Culp Couture’s showcase. cluded the count,” he points 9:04 McCarthy, Pcracchio. Ber­ “ The Red Sox are giving us couple of beauties to win,” Detroit 6, Texas 1 National Veterans Boxing Asso­ who said she didn’t particularly ger, Sternberg. ming, and the third base troach is Danny Ozark. Action took place last night. latest winning* streak to six has shoulder trouble, while Ta< A formal opening of tee facil­ out. fits,” Oakland Manager__ Dick *^^°8ch Eddie Popowskl said as _Boston _ _ 2-4, Oakland 1-3, 2nd ciation. care for tee few matches she 9:12 Lernbo, Crlstofanl, Kravitz, games by sweeping a twl-night turn had been bothered by a ity is pending approval by tee Another ex-flghter and Ring Kamins. doubleheader from the mighty nerve condlUon In his lower Williams said. “ We’i ^ 1-7 with P>“yera slapped each otoer game 11 Innings 'The members of Ring 49, saw. 9:20 McRory, Chupas, Dlckman. city’s zoning commission. 49’s treasurer, Jimmy Clinch, Karliner. Oakland Athletics 2-1 and 4-3 In back and leg. them now and we were 9-3 last Baltimore 8, Kansas City 8 with Couture as president, have But she's happy to see boxing Is ready to talk about how he’s 9:28 Maddaluno. Marronc, Colan- 11 Innings Thursday before a Gary Peters replaced Culp as year. But what are we — 7% 10 Innings transformed an old bakery into come back to Connecticut. "I As a club. Ring 49 Is about gelo, Cavedon. and 3H of Baltimore. tee only one who ever fought 9:36 Starter’s Time. crowd of 33,657, the largest the starter against Vida Blue in games ahead In our division California at New York, rain a training facility for boxers in think kids should be able to two years old. As a gym It has The Red Sox string of com­ "Bat” Battallno three times— 9:44 Salad, Kaprovc, C. Paster­ Dodgers Collapse^ Fenway Park turnout since the second game. The Red Sox now? The world’s not come to Only games scheduled anticipation of tee retum of tee take their frustrations out In not even opened yet. But you nak, Cagianello. plete game victories by starting can hear tee sound of past and 1924, ’25 and ’26—and even put 9:52 Indomenlco, Gabrous, A. May 28, 1971. jumped to a 2-0 lead on John an end yet." Today’s Games pugilistic sport to Connecticut. tee ring, not In the streets,” Pasternak, Ginsberg. pitchers was s n a re d at nine, future fights as Couture and his him down. Rlght-hsCnder Marty Pattln, a Kennedy’s two-rUn single In the --what fans we have here,” California (Allen 2-6 and Rose “ We’ve built a beautiful gym said Carol Couture, who 10:00 Tulin, Ertman, Shapiro. but Peters pitched well. Bill 1-4) at New York (StotUemyre friends stroll with tee visitor And then there’s the late Kid Harmon. bitter disappointment at the second Inning, but fell behind Yastriemski and outfield part- . . . but we’re trying to get stopped over with a friend from Kaplan, who won tee feather 10:08 Hunter, Ehrlich, Delasco. start of the campaign, posted on a pop single, a safe bunt ad Lee followed with two scoreless 8-11 and Peterson 8-12), 2, twl- around tee ring, pointing to a Chcssarl. ners Reggie Smith emd Tommy away from tee word gym . . . work. weight title in ’25. He’s tee 10:16 Perroulo, Gould. Weber, Joe Rudl’s homer In the third. limings and then rookie Don nlght. photo here, tee showers there, Mets his sixth consecutive victory repeating. people think of hoodlums, g(ang- Couture himself has" another Merker. Errors Help kept ring’s honorary president and Blue neided relief help In th? ^ , Newhauser picked up his first Oakland (Hamilton 6-1) at what will be tee office up there 10:24 Starter’s Time. since June 28, squaring his sters, bookies” when they hear lady In his llifev— tee new state eighth, but the A’s still nursed 'There’s ■ no way a pitcher major league victory by check- BOTtonTcurUs 6-3), N on tee balcony. any awards they give are In hla 10:32 McKone, Skinner, Mosher. record 8-8, as he allowed only that word, explained ex-figditer Fahey. LOS ANGELES (A P )— three-game losing streak as Steve Garvey’s second error of ^Its, including a bunt and a one-run lead. With one out In throw the ball effectively ing the A’s In the 10th and 11th. Minnesota (Blyleven 9-11) at Boxing Commissioner, Barbara “Look at teat place,” says honor. 10:40 Markowski, Potter. Robin­ Pass Catching Duane Thomas Hauls in Two Aerials. and now chief state photogra­ Dunni who also is Consumer It's all part of tee foundation son. Howat. The Los Angeles infield did Dodgers’ three-game the night which led the way to Infield pop. In the first the Boston nine. Be* Ogllvle ‘ n aH that noise. Just n ow a y ." The Red Sox seek to extend Milwaukee (Parsons 7-7), N Couture pointing to a yellowing 10:48 Greenfield, Dooley Sr.. its weekly collapse and the w ip in g stre^ . con^ u es its the tlejjreaklng mn for Gen- lined a pinch single. Griffin The Red Sox’ second game their winning streak tonight, BalUmore (Dodson 11-8) at pher Couture. Protection commissioner. photo on tee wall showing an on which Ring 49 Is built, and Wood. Channon. by this time next yenr, Couture 10 Goodman. S. Davis, David­ New Y o rk Mets tu rned it through the West over try’s fifth win of the year. -i-ye finally reached .500,” lined his seventh hit of the eve- comeback cost Oakland south- sending rookie southpaw John Kansas City (Dal Canton 5-3), rtd g ym . "No woman would son. Hutchins. into a 1 virtorv over the weekend In San Francisco. Ken Harrelsen was safe on 3^1^ ^ th a smile. "I nlng to right center. Ogllvle, paw Vida Blue the victory. Curtis (6-3) to the mound. Cur- want to go there to see fighters and his fight buddies hope 11:04 Starter’s Time. they’ll have a lot of new things 11:12 D. Lingua, Ross, Lcger, ^ ~ ^ v icto ry o v e r tn e “ Errors are all part of the Garvey’s throwing error with have to give credit to every- running with two, scored easily. Blue allowed nine hits but held tls is due to be opposed by Detroit (Lollch 16-6) at Texas AlUStars train.” Ferguson. to talk about. D M g e rs . game,” a dejected Downing one out in the fifth and then body, though. Particularly In the 11th, Kennedy bounced a 3-2 lead until he needed help Dave Hamllttm, also 6-3. (Broberg 5-7), N Sala, Balesano Key MB’s Ring 49 officers await the day 11:20 Meurant. Marsh, F. Dooley Quarterfinal action In the Jr.. Honnon. It was four more errors for gajj. -'it’s not my job to worry Willie Mays crashed a double Cleveland (Tldrow 6-9) at District 8 AU-Star Little 11:28 Dudley, Buonlcontl, Zaccaro, the shaky Dodgers Thursday about them. I just have to get off the left field wall to score Chicago (Bradley 10-8), N Heslln. night. Afterward, Manager League baseball, tournament 11:36 Harrigan. Smith. Stick, Rus­ the next guy.” Harrelsen. so. Walter Alston observed, ”A1 AND will take place tonight at Soneone should certainly wor­ Major Leagua NATIONAL LEAGUE 11:44 Kuchn. Naktenis, Kelly. Lin­ Etownlng threw 110 pitches. 'Gentry has had four good All-Star Aparicio Sidelined, To 1-0 Win over Falcons Verplanck Field, ndien Man­ Slow Pitch gua. ry about them. It was the third East Without the errors maybe he starts in a row,” commented -1 . chester’s International stars time the Dodgers have com­ = L a a d a r f = a W. L. Pet. G3. RADK would have thrown 75.” Manager Yogi Berra. “ Tonight In the finals of the and Harv Shapiro. Zangari toss- day, tee MB's are home at Mt. host Stafford at 6. mitted four errors In a game ..... j 54 31 .635 — It was Alston’s way of saying j, . , . ... - he had the good fast ball and AMERICAN LEAGUE Pittsburgh Hartford Twilight League a two-hitter, 'with Jim Bale­ Nebo against Herb’s Sport, and in A win by Manchester ...will Bruins Ink and twice they ve committed . , . , “ .j . 48 36 .671 6H Thursday they play Hartford In­ Downing deserved a much bet­ his control was good, too BATTING (200 at tots)— Weaver Picks A’s Campaneris New York last season, ’ Moriarty sano collecting bote safeties, advance them Into the semi­ five. St. Louis 44 41 .518 10 one a triple. surance Group at St. 'Ihomas. ter fate than his sixth loss In 11 The Dodgers scored first, tak^ Schelnblum, KC, .325; Qjnlella, Brothers battled the New Sports Dial finals on Monday at Ver­ “ I can’t criticize anyone,’ Al- Ellle Rodriguez of Milwaukee. pitchers, George Susce of Chicago 45 52 .617 10 Sala struck out six and walked A clean sweep of next week’s Draft Picks decisions, a loss punctuated by they’re pulltag a 1-0 lead In the first Inning k c , :319: BOSTON (AP) — Mana­ planck. Softball said. "If The final selections left the Texas as totting practice Montreal 37 46 .446 16 Britain Falcons with the two, while Zangari whiffed five games could possibly put tee BOSTON (AP) — The,Boston an unearned run which broke a “ when Lee Lacy singled and r u n s _Rudl Oak, 56; Har­ ger Earl Weaver Friday The tournament is single bonehead plays, that’s differ­ New York Yankees, Minnesota catcher, and Ralph Salvom of Philadeli^a 30 55 .353 24 locals emerging as cham- locals in second spot In the loop. TONIGHT Bruins of tee National Hockey 1-1 Ue. wound up scoring on an infield named 0 a k 1 a n d’s Bert and issued two free passes. elimination, .. ent. It just seems they go in per, Bsn, 52. Twins, Milwaukee Brewers, Baltimore as trainer. West (Itons. Last night, tee two Only one error was commit­ Moriarty*s (1) League have signed their first out by Willie Davis. Campaneris to replace in- AB R H B R B I In the event of rain, 'to­ Alston said he has no changes spurts.” RUNS BATTED IN—D.AUen, . . . , » Cleveland Indians, California Cincinnati 53 82 .624 — clubs locked horns again and 7:25 (18) Yanks vs. Angels, TO N IO m ’S GAMES ®®®°"d ®holces In the jun­ ted in the game, and it cost Liappes, 3b 0 0 0 night’s game will be played contributed two blngles each. in mind for tonight’s series There have been a lot of The Mets tied It in the second Chi, 61; R.Jackson, Oak, 54. ^ red Luw Aparipio of the Angels and Texas wrlth just one Houston 49 40 .651 6 it looked like another cham­ DiMauro, 2b 0 0 0 Lynch vs. Gorman, 7:30 Fitz­ ior amateur draft last June, opener with the Philadelfriila New Britain the contest. Balesano. ss WINF tomorrow afternoon at 4 at MCXJ’s Jim Sorehson went 2-2, spurts, however. With the four when Jerry Grote scored Cleon HITS—PinleUa, KC, 104; Boston Red Sox flS the representative each on the ros- Los Angeles 45 41 .623 m pionship contest. Moriarty’s gerald Mike Bloom and Wayne Elder. Phillies. Don Sutton, 11-5, will Jenkins Gets Balesano got a single in the Rlordon. rf the same field. Honda vs. Acadia, 8 :46 Fitz­ with Greg Starr having a per­ errors, the Dodgers’ season Jones with a sacrifice fly. Rudl, Oak, 104; Otis, KC, 98. American League’s start- ter for the mid-season classic Atlanta 40 48 .465 14>4 sent veteran Pete Sala to tee first inning, but In the seventh Veleas, If 0 0 11:00 Mets vs. Giants, WINF The Bruins said both signed start for Los Angeles, against Carlson, cf 0 0 fect 3-3 night. Brian Mitchell count soared to 88 In 86 games. Jones was safely aboard when DOUBLES—Plnlella, KC, 21; ing shortstop in the All- wrlth the National League. Sam Francisco 89 51 .433 16H mound, and he was opposed by gerald multi-year contracts and will the Phils’ Ken Reynolds, 0-5. stepped up to lead off tee frame. Slomcinsky. lb Methodist vs. Multi, 6:16 Rob­ produced three safeties. Gary Gentry went the dls- he beat out an infield roller to Rudl, Oak, 21; FUk, Bsn, 19; Star game next Tuesday at The high-riding Oakland A’s Star Berth, San Diegro 32 58 .876 21 Nick Zangari. Moriarty’s, In a The former Manchester High Stcurer. lb report to training camp in Sep­ New York, which snapped a tance for the Mets and it was Bobby Valentine. tight, well-played gome, won, Merrill, c ertson Bonanza 122 076 x—18-20-1 Patek, KC, 19. Atlanta. placed six players, Baltimore Ttamsday's Besnlte standout connected on a Zangari Sala. p tember. Each is 20 years old. 1-0, at St. Thomas Seminary Allied vs. 'Wholesale, 6:16 MCX: 201 100 0— 4-13-2 TRIPLES—Blair, Bal, 6; Aparicio, a 38-year-oId veter­ and Kansas City four each, Chi­ AUanta 6. St. Louis 3 fastball, boomed it to deep left Bep Guldolin, coach of the cago and Detroit three each, Nolan Hurt field in Bloomfield. Totals 19 Sports Briefs Fitzgerald Boston Braves, the Bruins’ Rudl, Oak, 6; Fisk, Bsn, 5. an, wras voted the starting hon­ New York 2, Los Angeles 1 centerfield, and wound up on Pizza vs. Manchester, 6:15 BEX) LEAGUE and Boston two. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — STANDINGS New Britain (0) farm team in the American HOME RUNS—D.AUen, Chi, or in tollotting by fans, but has Only games scheduled third. The relay back to tee In­ AB R H ERBI Army, & Na-vy Club turned Weaver followed the fans’ pitcher Ferguson Jenkins of W. L. Pet. GB Nebo Hockey League, and Red Sulli­ Young Tiger, Bill Slayback, 1 9 ; E p s tel n , Oak, 18; been sidelined with a broken Today’s Gomes field skidded past Pavano, and Corsalettl, 3b Olympic Training Challenge Trot Nasslffi, vs. Linemen, 7:30 back Manchester Olds, 12-8, at finger suffered a month ago. voting with the exception of the Chlce/jo Cubs has been Hartford . . 8 3 727 — Wlcz. c van, tee Bruins’ chief scout, R.Jackson, Oak, 18. ClnclnnaU (McGlothlln 4-6) at Balesano streaked home with Cayer, If Nebo Mt. Nebo. Fisk Rodriguez, Schelnblum, named to replace ailing Gary Falcons 9 4 .692 — BRUNSWICK, Maine (AP) — WE3TBURY, N.Y. (AP) — have seen both play and speak STOLEN BASES—D.Nelson, Weaver, who will manage the Pittsburgh (Ellis 8-4). N the only tally. Constantino, rf MOC vs. Lock Stock, 6:15 Jerry McGuire and Phil Cus­ A1 for the third year In a row, Rudl and Harrah In completing Nolan of ClnclnnaU on the 1972 Moriarty ' 6 7 .462 3 Pavano, ss Some of America's top track The world’s three best trotters well of teem. Tex, 26; Campaneris, Oak, 23. St. Louis (Durham 0-1) at At- Moriarty’s stranded only two Gregorezyk, cf 0 0 Keeney ter had two hits apiece lor the Herb’s 6 6 .465 3 and field performers arrived at meet in a $150,000 challenge ■When Guldolin was coach of PITCHING (7 DecUlons)— completed a 28-man squad by the squad. National League All Star team. tenta (G. Stone 3-7), N runners while New Britain left Shapiro, lb 0 0 GBAlVrEB OAK Clubmfen. naming 11 other players. In­ Fisk finished fifth as a wndte- Vernon 5 7 .417 31^ Buccherl, 2b 0 0 Bowdoln College Thursday for match at Roosevelt Raceway the London, Ont,, Knights, the Strikes Oiit Rangers Easily Kaat, Min, 10-2, .833, 2.22 League President Charles S. Chicago (Aker 4-0) at Hous - three on tee paths. Zangari, p Allied Printing scored three The losers’ Lou Savoie collect- In candidate, but was picked on Jets 5 8 .385 4 10 days of intensive drills Saturday night. It’s tee richest cluding rookie catcher Carlton Feeney said 'Hiursday Nolan ton (WUson 6-7), N The Gas House Gang ■will be runs In tee first Inning and four ed three hits, followed by Bry- played defense for him. At the Odom, Oak, 9-2, .818, 2.43. the basis of his tremendous hit­ Volkswagen 4 7 .364 4 Totals 24 0 aimed at preparing teem for Fisk of the Red Sox and Kan­ has a stiff neck and shoulder Montreal (Stoneman 8-7) at invitational race in tee history more In the seventh to defeat an Barrtow, Greg Kehaya, and same time Guldolin had an op­ NEW YORK (A P )— Bill included in his performance the first and the fifth innings ting, which included 16 homers, busy next week, ■with three Morlarty's 0 0 0 0 0 0 1—1 next monte’s Olympic games. sas City’s s t r i n g outfield of and will be forced to miss his Sam Diego (Caldwell 3-4), N 3B: Balesano; SB: Wlcz; DP: of harness racing. Wilbanks’ Cleaning Service, 7-2, DennU Klotzer with two safe­ portunity to watch tee 6-foot-8, Slayback felt right at home 'vere four strikeouts of Texas and was in serious trouble only NA’nONAL LEAGUE 19 doubles and five triples In games listed. Monday night at Pavano to Buccherl to Shapiro; The 63 athletes are scheduled Richie Schelnblum, Lou Pl­ Philadelphia (Reynolds 0-6) The game went tee full seven Pitted a g ^ ® I'^t night ^ r F lt z le ^ d . ties apiece. 2 0 6-pound Bloomg playln on the range while ®^i*8^8>er Frank Howard, a giant once when the Rangers scored BATTING (200 at tote)—Ce- games through Wednesday, regular turn Sunday against St. Thomas Seminary, tee Com­ LOB: Moriarty 2, Falcons 3; BB: to remain in Brunswick through nlella and Amos Otis. at Los Angeles (Sutton 11-6), N Innings. Sala gave up three hits Sala 2, Zangari 2; SO : Sala 6. Zan­ Speedy Crown of tee United A1 Skinner and A1 Gelser each Army and Navy 301 006 against him for St. Catherines. deno, Htn, .350; Mota, LA, .336; Weaver also announced annoi------Pittebuigh. . , . ets will meet Volkswagen. Tues­ gari 5. Aug. 2 or 3, when they will making the Texas Ranfera r ’p.'S S T fJ; SS!.;"” ' “ 'k . . Also chosen were first base New York (Koosman 6-6) at to Frank Wlcz, Roger Cayer, States, Fresh Yankee of Cana­ collected three lilts for Allied. Manchester Olds 130 001 "Elder U a smooth workman B.Willlams, Chi, 336. man Norm Cash. Second Base- through AL President Joe Cro- Both~ Jenkins■ and Nolan are leave for an Invitational meet feel downright uncomfort In Thursday’s other Amerl- BREWERS- TWINS Sam Francisco (Baur 3-2), N da and Une de Mai of France, Robin DlTarando, Jim Howard, on defense.” Guldolin said. "He RUNS—Morgan, C3n, 77; man Cookie Rojas of Kansas nln that Managers Dick WU- right handers. in Oslo, Norway, and begin tee able at home. can League games, the Boston jo e Lahoud collected three Bonds SF 71. luted in order of their post po­ and Tom Vecsey hod two bln­ CANDLELIGHT LEAGUE was young and Inexperienced “ He pitched another great Clty, third baseman Sal Bando Hams of Oakland and Bob Lem- final phase of training for tee sitions for tee 1% mUe test. when I had him two years ago Red Sox took a doubleheader hits, including a nm-scorlng rttks RATTirn gles each. Lenox Pharmacy dealt the game, didn’t he?” exclaimed IN—Bench, of Oakland, shortstop Toby on of Kansas City would serve Munich Olympics which start from the Oakland A ’s 2-1 and 4- double in the fourth inning, and Big Talk at Contract Time Wilbanks’ Ray Tuohey man­ Lineman a 19-8 loss under tee but you could see he had poten- Cln, 71; Stargell, Pgh, 66. Harrah of the Texas Rangers, as game coaches. Aug. 21. Detroit Tiger Manager Billy 3 In 11 innings; the Milwaukee rookie Gary Ryerson scattered Single Scull Rowers Pace Gonzales Defeated aged two base hits. lighte at Nebo. Ual. The past year he blos- H I T S —Brock, StL, 117; Outfielders Carlos May of the John Hiller of Detroit and Joe Martin after the 24-year-old Brewers edged the Minnesota nine hits as Milwaukee edged Allied 800 000 4-7-18-4 Don Dowling, Frank Young, somed tee way I thought he Chicago 'White Sox and Joe Durham of Baltimore were rookie mastered the Rangers 5- Twdns 2-1 and the Baltimore Minnesota. Merv Rettenmund B.WUllams, Chi, 116. Islanders Find Coach COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP) — Wilbanks 000 001 1 -2 - 8-2 John Crowles and Ron Slomoln- would.” 1 wrlth a Rudl of Oakland and Catcher picked as totting practice five-hitter Thursday orioles downed the Kansas Caty delivered a bases-loaded pinch DOUBLES—Bonds, SF, 28; Clemente’s Recovery NEW YORK (AP) — After a "F or tee first time in my life, I sky led Lenox’ offense with four Of Bloom, the Braves coach can say tee heat beat me.” single In the 10th Inning to help Cedeno, Htn, 22. Opening Day Olympic Trials five-month search. General 8ILK CITY hits each. Slomclnsky’s blows said: "Bloom is a touNational Hockey League after he became tee first upset Fitzgerald. John Walsh, and Chip Conran cellent penalty killer.” and fastballs. Louis Cardinals 6-’3 and the PITTSBURGH (A P )—Though he takes a .346 bat>- Rowers from the Long Lyon and Hough, who won victim of tee Buckeye Cham- Bop Brannlck and Dave 'White two-run homer and Raljrfi Garr 24; B.Williams, Chi, 21; Col- U.S. Champion from tee Detroit club. collected two blngles each. Sullivan agreed. "These two “ Why did I strike out so ^ew York Mete turned back Round Out All-Star Cast ting average into the Pittsburgh Pirates’ game with Beach, Calif., Rowing Asso­ last week’s pairs ■without cox­ drilled ^ two-run double to pow- bert, SD, 21; Klr,-jman, SF, 21. Boat Club, recording tee fastest He Is Phil Goyette, a long­ plonships. each punched out three hits. Lenox 166 142 2 19-22-2 youngsters make the Bruins many?” Slayback said. “ It was the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-1. ciation dominated the first swain championship in Phila­ "All he had to do was get tee One of Brannlck’s ■was for tee er Atlanta over St. Louis. Wil- STOLEN BASES—Brock, StLn Cincinnati tonight, Gene Clines may soon be back on time over the 2,000-meter time NHL center for tee New Uneman 020 001 6 S^ll-O outlook very bright,” he said. just a matter of throwring a lot Slayback, who won his fourth SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The eight starting players day of Olympic trials in the ball back over tee net. My rac- circuit. Mike Reardon, Roger Hams’ homer. No. 15, sailed 34; Morgan, Cln, 34. course with 7:16.24. delphia, won their heat by less York Rangers, Montreal Cana- of good, _two-strike pitches. I game In seven decisions and Three top hitters in the NaUon- elected by fans and a nine man , ... . The talented reservist, wrtro quet felt like a sledgehammer,” Macalone, Jim Purtlll, George over the center field fence after The speedy outfielder tos single sculls as three of The three Long Beach rowers than a length over Richard diens, St. Louis Blues and Buf­ DUSTY LEAGUE Four of the eight outfielders mixed my pitches pretty well lowered his earned run average PITCHING (7 Decisions)- ^ League were among the • 11 pitching staiff were aimounced “ “ tee California veteran who now Miay, Tom Rea, and Bob Kowal- Hank Aaron had singled. been pla^ the part two putsburgh. them qualified Thursday who qualified were __ George Curtis and Joseph Townsend of falo Sabres. In a high-scoring contest, tee New York Meta had on tonight.” to 1.70, struck out the side In Nolan, Cln, 13-2, .866, 1.81 Mar- players named by manager Dan- earUer. plays out of Las Vegas, Nev., ski had two hits each. Kowal- their March roster now are ahaU, Mon, 7-2, .777, 1.77. Here are the addlUons- weeks while .^-Star Roberto p ^ e s It plain, however, that for the semifinals which Lockwood, John Van Bloom Boston’s Mercantile Boat Club, Torrey, reportedly turned Norte Methodist dumped Multi hy Murtaugh to round out tee sald after his 2-6, 6-3, 6-4 loss to ski’s were home runs. with other clubs. One of their Here are tne aaomons. Clemente has been recovering . content with his role will be held today on Lake and Tom McKlbbon. who qualified for the semifinals down by several candidates in­ 28 man National League squad ;^;i;^rMacArdle Robertson new men happens to to WlHle Catchers. SangulUen and Ted a virus^ ^ t t X r ^ A tC ^ r^ lte fu- Also, 12 pairs -without cox­ by placing second in their heat Rhodesian Andy Pattlson. Morlarty's Park. for tee All-Star game In AtlEinta Waramaug. cluding ex-NHL coaches Harry ------had two blngles. Including a cir­ Simmons of St. Louis; in-In that period, he has collect- pgjTgui^ In tee semifinals there will swain qualified for tee semi­ in tee second chance heat. Steve Wilson banged out three Mays. next Tuesday. Sinden and A1 MacNeU and cuit blast. be two six-boat races In bote The finals will be held Satur­ hits, with Don Maloney. Wayne ^Midnight L iz’ Pops Pill, Local fielders, second baseman Glenn Umes at bat, “You oiUy have so many finals and the fastest time In Islander scout Earl Ingarfleld, Davis Cup Action Groman's 107 330 x—14-18-1 tee singles and pairs ■without tee prellmnary heats was set day morning and only tee win­ said teat Goyette, a 17-year SteeJey, Dave Thomas, Jim La- d^^ of HoustOT, ^leading tee Beckert’ of Chicago, first ^ e- ^Jl®" . good years In this game SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — A Moriarty’s 010 001 0— 2- 8-1 coxswain. ners In each category wUl go veteran of the NHL, had agreed Andy Lapenta, Roger leaeue In batting, and Billy Wll- man Nate Colbert of San Diego, oaring rannmg Qjj„gg declared recently. “ The by the favorites, Richard Lyon slightly favored U.S. team, FV)garty Brothers scored six penta. BasebaCT Hams of Chicago and Manny third baseman Ron Santo of in ^ '" “ 'ey Is to Twelve rowers qualified for and Lorry H ou ^ of tee Stan­ to tee Olympics In Munich. to a multi-year contract. sparked by powerhouse Stan runs'*In tee seventh Inning to Knaute, a n d Bruce Lane col- Ready for Dart Throwing SangulUen of Pittsburgh, whose Chicago and shortstop Chris f,.. P>ay as a regular.” Smite, meets ChUe today in the post a 12-8, come-from-behlnd lectlng two hits each. averages all are among tee top Speler of San Francisco; and “ ® ™ «inB ^ “ "®® “ Y American Zone finals of tee ■victory over DeCormler Motors "TTie losers' Tim Cunningham five in tee league. outfielders, Lou Brock of St. *®‘ ’ ™ ® " ^em ente regaiM piay-me-or-trade-me ultimatums Davis Cup tennis competition. at Fitagerald. went 4-6, with Mike McCarthy NEW YORK (AP) — Jersey policeman with a mus- er that the social double-header Ws health. tee 25-year-o d Murtaugh, manager of the Louis, Cedeno, WlUIe Mays of little Miss The winner of tee three-day ------Pete ------Burnett led-— -Fogarty’s ------„ and Dave „ t. -.r Castagna going mu 8-4. Midnight Liz popped a pill te®he was busy flicking feather- of drinking and darting was In- JUNIOR ALUMNI 1971 PUtsburgh Pirates World New York, A1 Oliver of Pitts- protobly Is destiny to gituation could arise In tee fu- compeUtlon which features four offense with three hits, foUow- Bote Bob Moeller “ 11 P ^ the xBij. X , a. retum to his spot on the Pirate in her mouth, took a lon g sharp-pointed missiles at a troduced to the New World. Mike Tapper’s double In Championship team, who Is burgh and Williams. bench ture. slnglVs matches and one dou- ed by Bon Seplowltz, Jton Fog- llnsky stroked numbers Softball Methodist 020 345 0 14-20-2 swig* iromfrom a rum drink *’*8' e**"®*® with numbers eight ”We have 900 tournament seventh Inning provided Marl- coming out of retirement for Mays, traded to tee Mets by “I'ye had three - for - four “Right now Pm just staying bles match, wlU meet tee ■victor arty, and Ed Cotbell with two with a 6-4 610 301 0 11-18-1 and poised herself in front feet away. players in Queens alone,” said the All-Star fray, also an- S am 'F i^ clw o'ln Mav hord”^ se"- . k‘ T so I can do the job Ansaldi’s defeated Army & of tee European Zone finals be­ safeties each.' Seplowltz also Multi Three in a bed—you-you gotta Midnight Liz,Liz. whose real name Turarihe TV at Illlng Field last ^ . '^ esd lv^ ' tl^ t^ m ^ - when they aak me to.” Clines Navy, 18-9, last night at Mar­ tween Spsdn and Czech­ connected for a four-bagger. of the dark board, aim have three In a bed,” he said. Is Elizabeth Martin Vavro of ^® ^ bench tee next game,” said tee tin School. Debra Kosky and agers Charlie Fox of the San played in 22 games dating back 5.foot-9. 170-pound Clines “ So said.” But I’m planning to have oslovakia being held simulta­ 'Hie losers’ fl!$lc Remkl, Bil­ Pats First Cut cocked. It sounded intriguing—If not Woodside, N.Y., a 27-year-old Both pitchers. Dave Perro Terry FYank blasted home runs “ The pressure—It’s tre­ Francisco Giants and Red to 1954. His All-Star records In- a big talk with some people at neously in Barcelona. ly Monroe, anfi Tony- Mozzar- downright risque—but it was housewife who with her hus- and Bruce Ballard, turned In nothing really surprises m e.” contract time. for tee winners. Joann Weiss, dl had two hltoaplece. AMHBR8T, Mass. (AP) — mendous,” she said. "Y ou’ve brilliant performances. Each Schoendlenst of the St. Louis elude: Most hits 23, at-tots 72, really a harmless exercise. The band spends more time inthe Fogarty’s 011 040 6-12-14-2 Coach John Mazur of tec New got to have concentration. Be­ Cardinals will serve as runs 20, stolen bases 6 and put- Tati Pina, and Lori Blnles had area’s dart-throwers had tors playing darts than in the fanned 10 batters. two hits each for the losers. DeCormler 031 800 1— 8-13-2 England Patriots of the Nation­ lieve me, the Super Bowl or the Mari-Mads 300 000 2 6-8-3 coaches. outs 63. Dement Ends Convict’s Dreams emerged from the smoky neigh- kitchen at home, Ansaldi’s 551 07—18 Awrey’s Sports Camp al Football League has reduced World Series couldn’t be more Turnpike 004 000 0 4-2-3 borhood pubs and the hour of ” I got my name because 1 Army & Na'vy 213 03— 9 INDY ^iEAGUE tee roster to 86 players by cut­ SAT., JULY 22 nerve-wracking. ’ ’ Perro and Jones; Ballard LACONIA, N.H. (AP) — Bos­ the owls to try out for the used to work from four to mid- . . . . , BIU Magnotta and JohrilWag- ting three more. Close by, a strapping New Wyman OH whitewashed Bant- ton Bruins hockey player Don United States’ international night and I’d always reach the Llnsinmgier ner, with three Wta each/ pac­ One of those dropped Thurs­ Starts - 8 P.M. ly OH, 22-1. Lauri Turklngton Awrey announced tee formation dart team. bar around midnight,” she ed Bonanza to an Imprlesslve day was a 16th round draft Hunter Loses Bout, and Janet Bldwell stroked three of a summer hockey school at a Action Packed The team, consisting of two said. “ We have a darter called Scoring four runs In the first 18-4 triumph over MOC ^ te r - homers each for Wyman. Bid- press conference here Wednes­ choice, Eric Dahl, a wide re­ men and one woman, will face Robin the beard and another builng was all Liggett Parkade well went 6-6. ans at Keeney Field. ceiver from San Jose State. a simllany constructed British Stan the Man. We like nick- needed to defeat Medical Phar- day. Chuck Lankford added an in- Wyman 464 62-22-24 The others were two offensive STOCK CAR threesome In a yet undesig- names.” macy, 6-3, at the West Side The Don Awrey Sports Camp, slde-tee-park homer and sln- NOW ! NIGHT Returns to Prison BanUy OOO 10— 1- 4 wUl lease lee space from a new ' Nelson also had an 8" " '’'!® acquired as free agents, nated London watering palace Midnight Liz says there are Oval. Manchester Olds rode past --111..__ K„i„o- hniit hv the K*«®- Nelson also naa an McClannahan and Bob the week of Oct. 15 for the 6,000 tournament dart players NurnU led tee winners colliseum being buHt by tee Inslde-the-park round-tripper, ^^an RACES Manchester Moulding, 27-4, be­ Rochester Boys Club. Uunvughhred world championship. in Los Angeles, new chapters In ® Rex Crandell, Ron LaBelle, Young, hind tee potent bat of Taml Awrey named two partners in on the all ’ It will be bigger than tee Boston and Washington, D.C., mance. Bob Healys double ta Boxing Tnals—his temporary freedom__ Grakowski. She belted a grand Davis Cup In tennis or tee and mushrooming activity in **'^**^f^ U g p tt s ^Ig • tee venture, attorney James D. and the pressure of having to retum to his jail^ n be- slam homer. Anne Prignano O’Neill and former city coun- RACING AmericA’s Cup In yachting,” Chicago, Cleveland, Denver and ® true-to-hfe nightmare Thursday night also connected for a circuit cUman Ray Lakeman. Awrey said a spokesman of tee Na- Tucson. th® only hit for the l^ ers FIUnAY, SATUBDAY, SUNDAY, JULY 21, 28, 28 NEW “ Hunter may have over- blow. also announced that his brother tlonal Dart League. “ The pressure and frustration ® trained,” said coach James ■ ■” ——■ Olds 63 16 30x—27 Bob, 81, currently program di­ Full Quarter Mile A call went out over tele- are so great I have to take pills "R ed” Douglas after 17-year- "'*^her of decking Dement, LINCOLN Moulding 00 0 010— 4 rector for tee Bobby Orr-Mlke vision and in tee newspapers .to calm myself—like this com- . tio,.Kl'r old Tim Dement of Bossier “Hunter stunned me twice,” High Banked Track Doreen Downham’s grand Walton hockey school In Cana­ FREE PONY RIDES! for all darters to a ssem b lfa t pozlne,” she added. «no®,J“ « n R F City, La., pounded out a three- Hement said. “ He can hit hard slam and Sharon Maher’s two- da, has been named the new FOB THE GHILDBEN tee New Yorker Club, on tee "It takes a couple of drinks m ukk, round decision In tee flywelrtt ^ "'e® trying to stay home runs powered Nasslff WITH ONE MIN. lO-GALLON FILL-UP THE ACTION TRACK Of second floor of a mld-Manhat- to settle me down,” said Jean bout. away.” '' camp’s director. SOUTHERN NEW ENGUND Arms to a 14-6 victory over The icamp will open next tan skyscraper, to begin ellmi- Barnes, a buxom consultant In a continuation of a game “ Hunter was too keyed up. Douglas admitted “ Dement EARL'S MIDDLE TURNPIKE UtUe Miss. June, A'wrey said. nations for tee American team. I®®™ New York, who said most played June 27, Liggett downed Nobody else here had to go Bobby a boxing lesson It Nasslff 0 11 002 1—14 They started Thursday. players belt about one drink a Medical,. 8-7. Mark Perrone’s back to jail if they lost." the tost I’ve seen Dement Little Miss 4 0 100 0— 5 NIGHTLY The British are already busy single tallied Bill Correia for Hunter, serving the sixth tl^ht.” WHlle’s scored 22 runs in tee choosing Its best dart throwers Six games and six drinks tee 'Winning run. year of a 20-year sentence at Hunter, a brawler with a Post Time are an evening’s average,” she . first inning to trounce Turnpike Ite^ under the prodding of Pimm’s Liggett 201 040 001-8-11-2 Manning Correctional Institute dynamite left, never got im- said. TV, 30-2. Laurie Johnson homer- 8:00 PM - Mon.-Fri. Cup, a British libation which is Medical 230 002 000-7- 6-1 In South Carolina for man- tracked against tee fall-ap- ed for Willie’s. Peggy Lewis, 26, a green- LAP MAIN EVENT sponsoring tee International slaughter, must retum to prl- Peering 5-foot-lO Dement in tee SEMOB II 7:45 PM-Saturdays eyed singer,' wears the title WilUe’s 22 179 X— 30-27 classic to be known as tee ALUMNI son unless tee U.S. - Olympic H2-pound bout. 'Tpke. 0 000 2 — 2- 2 8J’s 86—AUen 10, Halsed Ho Racing Tuesdays “ Miss Darting.” “ I started Crisplno’s scored early to post qrviTES YOU t o a Pimm’s Chip. Boxing Committee designates "Hie 22-year-old Hunter was In Playing good ball. Cut & Curl Schardt 6; PFOT 83—Schwler playing when I was seven years a 12-4 victory over Manchester PLIISJIGURLB The British will have a big him as a challenger In tee ^®ars as he. made his way to cUpped IBEW, 17-6. Cheryl Wil­ 10, Tansey 6. • DAILY DOUBLE old in my basement back in State Bank last night at Mt. edge In experience- 'Our over­ trials’ Aug. 5 boxoff at Bear the dressing room. He never helm and Denise Reavey each Crocket 62—Herdlc 21, Ogren • Four Perfectas Magnolia, Ark.,” she said. Nebo. THE MOST EXCITING seas cousins have been tossing Mountain, N.Y. said a word. had four hits for the winners. 12. M. O ockett 8; Mota’s 29 — GRAND OPENING "When I have a date I usurtly Dave Rldolfi fired a one-hitter darts since tee 8th Century Winners in each of the 11 dl- With Hunter’s loss, the Cut & Curl 662 102—17 Quinn 16, Camposeo 6. _R^E lilHiWOR^LD Dining Ret. Phone 725-5648 go to a iHjb and play darts in­ for Crisplno’s and got offensive trip to Munich, Germany, and spoUlgdit in the four-day trials IBEW SMt Ret. Phone 723-3200 when Eltered tee Unready, a stead of taking in a show.” . support from Bob Quaglia with 200 002—6 INTEBMEDIATE ll Geiie^l Admission S3.00 ‘visions here must defeat a chal- which end Saturday night 4 1 0 ^ TUMBLERS FREE (Aie i Code; 401) Saxon king, chagrined teat he - The' elimination toumanient two singles. Butterfields, 22-1. Wendy Far- Gunners 62 — Kravontka 14, with lO-Gallon Minimum FlU-Up lenger In tee boxoff before a switched back to America’s Children under 12 .SO was too short to handle tee tra- is held under British rules. State Bank's Norm Davey had The B.A. (Tlub shellshocked , (Herald photo by Backer) Klvlmac 12, Bartlett 6, Hanna Senior Cittsens 7Sc, Clubhouse tee Summer Olympics is as- heavyweight hope for tee Olym- Res. Seals Phone 737-1438 ditional bow and arrow, simply Players use metal, instead of tee losers’ only hit, a single. (xIRL WATCHERS — Rangers’ ’Ted Ftord and El­ rand and Kathy Sliver each BEST IN THE STATE—Representing Holiday Lanes in the American Junior 6; Rlnky Dinks 39— Wasserman GOODYEAR TIRE RIOT ®u®ed. pics. Navy Engineman 8-C Fantastic Savings on this Introductory Offer cut tee arrow and threw it at wooden, darts and aim ■ at a Crisplno’s 525 00-12-7-4 liott Maddox share a seat, as thev watch the post- clouted two homers for tee win­ 18, Landry 9. RIVERSIDE PARK Dement, a classic jab artist, Duane Bobick of Bowles, Minn , Bowling Congress Tournament at Washington, D.C., this weekend are (1-r) omcCT Missa nMM kUNT PONin hU target. He was tee first dart board five feet, tight Inches off State Bonk 300 10— 4-1-2 ners. ' Sbe Pack 46 — Connolly 17, M U T E 159 • AGAWAM game Hot Pants Cion test. A trophy was awarded to bloodied tee brawling Hunter’s who batUes blubbery 215-pound Norm Fupk, Steve Agostinelli, Don Deroto, Bill Lynch, and Jim Burke. The C'MON IN AND MEET EARL thrower. tbe floor and from eight feet Rldolfi anKING for anything In real their Identity can follow this _ . . PARTS counter man, experi- rors which do not lessen the ance Agency, 643-1126. COMMERCIAL or residential, for a particular type of per­ bus and reUgious faculties. estate rental — apartments, procedure; CALL 643-27U For InformaUon caU 646-7710. enced preferred. 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Ex­ One of Manchester’s Finest Business Services 13 Add-A- levei Poriner, 2e »o 449. freezer, dishes, refrigerator, washer-dryer hook-up, sepa­ 7:30-8 a.m. Center Park, Extremely valu­ ceUent opportunity'for mature Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 Townhouse Apartments 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Bug, 86,- '/ won't feel really liberated until you have dishpan Congratulations Happy Birthday lawn .mower, sewing machine rate driveway and cellar, $225. able to craftsman who made LOAM, flui gravel for sale. NEWTON H. Smith A Sons-Re- persMi who enjoya meeting Wanted - To Buy 58 000 miles, clean, $900. 647- m i.T.TiB a KC pupides, 5 weeks (old, good condition). Many 646-8070 evenings. Luxurious appointments, MANCHESTER — Six - room It. Reward. 872-3782. hands, too!" Licensed for sepUc and drain- niodellng, repairing, addlUons, people. CaU 622-9211. 9818. and Good Luck to MOMMY old, -Sables and two white. Items. 28 Milford Rd., ^^N TED —Phonographs, old throughout, superb location, Cape, available July 11th, $226 age work. Payloader, doser, rooms, porches and twrf- THREE ROOMS, heat, hot wa­ $260 monthly. monthly. Lease, security, ref­ IX)ST — two male blonde tiger RNa : LPNa for private duty, PRINTING PLANT Come and reserve now. 228- Manchester.______banks, early comic books, 1971 TOYOTA Corolla 1200, exr backhoe, sltework. LAtuUppe ^ small. OaU 649- 7-8, 8-11, 11-7 shifU. Medical 0084. ter, garbage disposal, screen­ erences, two children, no pets. kittens, vicinity of Spruce St. 3144. Manchester’s Love, TAG SALE — Saturday-Sunday, swords, metals, early trains Paul W. Dougan cellent condition. Aaking Bros., 872-4366 or 742-9477. Placem ^ Service, 282-6228. ed porch, stove, refrigerator Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Call 643-0783. First or Second Shift THREE exceptional blue eyed 106 ------Homestead ------Street, Man and toys,--- round oak tables. Realtor $1,496. OaU 647-9666. Automobiles For Sole 4 rrucks - Tractors MASONRY — AU types of Junior Olympians Clark and Florence included. Walking distanoe to SHARPENING Service—Saw TEACHER and assistant for kittens, Utter trained, free to Chester, 9-4 p.m. Due to a sud- early furniture. Evenings, 643- Main Street. $160 monthly. 643-4686 EAST HARTFORD — 5H POUND — Off-white part Ger­ stme, brick fireplaces, walls, e Chief 16 Operatora 1968 PONTIAC Catalina, 2-door, 1970 TOYOTA pick - up, very knives, axes, shears, skates, local Cooperative Nursery good home. 649-7046. den loss, many Items must be 6635. Pheme 643-0566. or rooms, no appliances, avail­ man Shepherd female picked concrete steps, sidewalks. No kATIE TUCKER Happy 21st Experience In color and 1962 PORD Country Sedan, $78. good running condlUon. $400. good condlUon. $1,500. Phcxie rotary blades. Quick service. School, experienced preferred. sold. End tables, coffee table, WANTED -antique furniture, 646-1021 able Immediately. Call after 6 up at Andover Lake Beach. Job too small. Free esUmates. close register necessary, TWO MONTHS old pedigree Phone 643-6884. CaU 64‘3-6929. 649-6728 after 3 p.m. Capitol Equipment Co., 38 JO YC E and CHARLIE Send resume, to Box F, Man­ p.m., 289-4805. Call Andover, Dog Warden, 742- Over 20 years experience: Af­ and e MultiUth Operators poodle puppies for sale. Call Main St., Manchester. Hours chester Herald by July 81. glas^are,L Z ' s ^ a r books, r S ' r e records c o r t ana and items. Any quan- 7194. 1968 PALOON sUUion viragon, 6 1968 INTERNATIONAL travel- ter 5 p.m. 64^-1870. 644-2076. Experience necessary. LEDGEXIREST Apartments — LARGE 7-room house for rent 1966 CHEVROLET Bel Air, Um- daily 7:30-6, Thursday, 7:30-9, from 648-7079. ■ much more.______Harrisons, 643-8709, The CHARLES Ing gear broken, best offer. cylinder, automaUc transnds- aU, 9 passenger, four-wheel SHERRIE DENTAL Assistant — Experi­ Brooklyn Street, RockvlUe. on West Center Street In Man­ POUND — English setter, fe­ Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7968. M. J. LAPLAMME —Carpentry The Boys' Second Second Shift CaU 646-8432. Sion, power steering, clean, drive. Extras Included. $2,600. HOPPERSTEAD enced preferred, good Imow- PANOSONIC tape deck, speak- 165 Oakland Street, APARTMENTS One-bedroom, $127 per month; chester. Available August 1st. male. Contact Coventry Dog contractor. AddlUons, remodel­ SDC 'WEEIK Old Siamese kittens, economical, $896. 6496290. CaU 646-3190. TWO Handymen want a variety Mother and Father ledge of typing end office pro­ e Offset Stripper ers, and 12 taj^s. $160. Call WANTED to buy — old comics, 2-be^room $161 per month; 8- Rental $200 per month. Con­ Warden, 742-8648.______1969 TOYOTA wagon, 4-i9 eed, ing and repairs, 875-1642. Experience In color work $16. Phcwie 742-8613. 179-198 E. Middle Tpke. tact Jarvis Realty Co., 643- of Jobs, by day or hour. Yards, cedure required. Reply Box V, Litties, Puips, etc. 648-1817 bedroom $174 per month. Rent­ aU new Ures plua snows, radio, 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Super HALF TON pick - up truck, neceasary. 1121. atUcs, cellars cleaned. Lawns DORMERS, garages, porches, Happy Anniversary Manchester Herald. COLLIE puppies, AKC, champi­ Open tor Inspection DaUy 1-4 al includes heat, hot water, all PerseiMris 3 38,000 mUes, good condlUon, BeeUe, exceUent condlUon, 10,- 8’ bed, 1964 Chevrolet, V8, and gardener’s service. CaU Tc^ wages plus a Uberal Boots & Accessories 46 *=»<> p ______utilities, parking, wall-to-waU rec rooms, room addlUons, JO YC E and CHARLIE on blood line, sable and white. LARGE eight - room Colonial WANTED — Ride to Travelers $L100. CaU 649-4817. 000 mUes, call 049-6889 after power steering, very good con- 648-6306. All The Luck benefit program that includes or By Appolnitment carpeting, range, refrigerator. kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, males. Reasciiably priced. 640- b v iNRUDE outboard motors, w fireplace, large lawn, parking from Manchester, east side, 4:30. dition. 646-5489. a non - contributory pension lar, bam contents. WIU buy Applications being accepted. 1966 CHEVROLET Caprice sta- siding, general repaln. QuaU- from plan. 7807. Hcdsclaw and Mastercraft 4)4-Boom Apartments area. Pleasant convenient lo­ hours 8-4:30 p.m. Phone 649- LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also In The World moat anything old, lOSOlsh on CaU RockvlUe. 878-0789 or Mer­ Uon wagon, 9 passenger, auto- 1965 OLDSMOBILE converUble, ty workmanship. Financing trailers, sales - service. Com­ cation. Working adults, 643- moving large appliances. Jim, Lucille, Apply In person or caU ENGLISH Springer Spaniel, back. Mrs. Stetson, South Hot water. Individual thermo- iden, 237-8858. Equal housing 0106 eifter 6 p.m. maUc, V8, power stMring, Dynamic 88, power steering, 1964 FORD VAN, good running avaUable. Economy BuUders, WANTED! 2880. Burning barrels deUvered. $4. two years old, all shots, AKC, plete service departm ent^^- whuteor, 628-8477. opportunities. power brakes, good condition. power brakes, asking $296. 649- condition. 649-2497. Inc., 643-6169, 872-0647, eve­ Sharon and Yvonne Ing BuppUes, accessories, statlcoUy controUed heat, 644-1776. bOLL 64S-U01 female, needs good home. 648- 646-8796 after 6 p.m. 7669. nings. Mature, experienced Woolsey paints, Oerich’s Hotpoinit kitchen, range, re­ THREE - BEDROOM apart­ Congratulations and 7670. ______Rooms Without Boord 59 Out of Town SELLERS Trailers - ALL TYPES of masonry and Marine Service, I “El Tolland frigerator, disposal, dish­ ment, redecorated, carpet, 1967 VOLVO. 122S staUon 1967 FORD EconoUne van, ex­ LEON CIESZYNSKI buUder — ALLIED For Rent 6 6 repair work, stone, brick, H and H Happy Anniversary bookkeeper, part-time MINIATURE Poodles, black •rpke., Buckland, 648-2863 GENTLEMAN only, free park- washer, 2 air conditioners heat, garage, yard, privacy, Excellent opportunity to wagon, automaUc transmis­ ceUent condiUoni paneled, car­ Mobile Hemes 6>A new homes custom buUt, re­ block, flagstone. Also fire­ KID PRINTING SERVICES males. shots. Reason- Elgin out- ton. Mtchen privUeges, centr^ each apartment, IH colored convenient. 644-2776. BOLTON NOTCH, 3-room win­ sion, 4 new Ures, exceUent con­ peted, etc. Call after 8 p.m. modeling, addlUons, rec t^raepower 1969 TRADE Winds hardtop tent places, chimneys, paUos, stone Mom You made It. in local store. terized cottage. Phone 1-223- display your wares at our dition, $1,200 firm. 228-8270 643-2609. rooms, garages, kitchens re­ 679 Middle Turnpike W. able. 643-0467. board motoT^'Edition. tile baths, soundproofed L/JVELY 2-bedroom apartment, camper. Extras Included. walls, steps, sidewalks. 649- You’re now of legal age. 643-2693 for appointment only. 4460, If no answer 621-7373. after 5:30. modeled, bath Ule, cement AppUcanto please phone CaU after 6 p.m., 643-0762. walls, basement laimdromat, with refrigerator, range, dis­ BUICK 1969 Le Sabre, power $1,100. CaU 646-3190 anytime.' 1604. Manchester, Oonn. TWO ALL WHITE male kittens, Flea Market every Sun­ work. Steps, dormers. Resl- Charlie master TV .antenna and tele­ posal, heat, and parking. $188 steering, power brakes, auto­ 8 weeks old, box trained, need LIGHT housekeeping room tor ROCKVILLE — 8 Regan St., NEED CAR? Credit very bad? MOBILE HOME, 65’ wlUt large AGWAY Driveway Sealing at dentlcd or commerclcU. CaU monthly. Handy to Main St. day, 9-4. Parking $2. matic, air. Immaculate, $1,775 MIKE and VIOLET good homes. CaU 643-1742. Garden - Form - working lady, completely fur- phone Jacks, patio and patio New 4-room, 2-bedroom unit Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ Uvlng room (17'xl4H) waU to reasonable price. Residential 640-4201. HEY BOB 643-4121 doors, garage and guest park­ CaU 644-2427. In brick garden apartment est Douglas accepts lowest or best otter. 633-0181. wall carpeting, awning and and Ugfat business. OaU Rick, DENHUP ------^------COLLIE pups, not pedlgreeT^^- D o ir y P rod U C t* 5 0 WES ROBBINS carpentry re­ It may have been our loss. WANTED ing, storage, fully carpeted, building. Total etactric. range, EAST WINDSOR down, smaUest payment, any­ shed Included. Only $3,900. CaU 646-2013 or Glen, 872-8166 for Happy 46th Anniversary cellent temperament, $10. CaU b e a NS, beets, squash, cucum: 474 MAIN STREET, three- modeling specialist. AddlUons, But It was the Marine’s gain. washer-dryer hookups, e n d refrigerator, disposal, base­ where. Not small loan finance 429-0633. free estimate 8uid more Infor------install draperies, car required 643-2281 after 7 p.m. room apartment, second floor. DRIVE-IN rec rooms, dormers, buUt-lns, from bers £^d tomatoes. 21 Angel YOUNG GENTLEMAN, ploM- ment laundry and storage. compcmy plan. Douglas Mo­ maUon. B3XPERIENCED bar maid ctaU 643-5171 ask for Drapery ____ ant room, next to shower, pri­ apartment has fireplace and Heat, $128. Security. Family bathrooms, kitchens, 649- The Doerings St. Manchester. Couple with one child permit­ ROUTE 5 tors, 345 Main. and The Hurlburts Love, wanted, days. Apply at the o^pt. A ii¥ leles ^ or Sole 45 vate home, parking and tele­ private patio also extra ga­ unit. CaU 646-2426, 9 to 5 p.m. MILES IKEE Service (Soucler)—Trees 8446.______Casa Nova Restaurant, Route ------MITICWS rw r ted. Absolutely no pets. $150 LOOK I Lynn and Ginni phone privileges, 649-6801. rage, convenient to grammar. monthly, $150 lease security. 1967 FALCON staUon wagon, 6 cut, building lots cleared, trees Good Luck 88, TalcottvlUe. MECHANIC — General, for MAN<3HESTER vicinity — 4- WANTBUD — Ride to HUUard AUTO SA LES Knowledge of “ VE BAIT - Open 24 hwra Junior High and High schools. Call James J. Gessay, at 876- cylinder, automaUc transmis­ topped- Got a tree problem? Roofing - Siding 16 SHEJRRIB HOjPPERSfTEAD modem plant. NATIVE, FRESH MANCHESTER — Large clean room apartment In residential St. from Charter Oak St, work­ Thrilled about the BABYSITTER to care for tod- refrigeration and electrical ^ .“ *^5“ ; 0134. sion, Ideal second car, $796. 461 MAIN STREET d e l u x e o l d ENGLISH—Car­ WeU worth phone caU . 742- and furnished rooms, parking. location, 2 bedrooms, living ing hours 7:30 a.m. 647-1971, GUTTERS and roofs repaired dler, days, dn Verplanck School background desirable. Vaca- Shiners, ^ Includes m odern 649-6290. peting throughout. BeautlfuUy 8262. KATIE TUCKER happy news VEBETABLES Maid service. Phone 649-2813. room with wall-to-wall carpet­ after 8 . ______and replaced. ExceUent work­ area. CaU 646-4681 after 7 p.m. tlon. pensKm and other fringe trouble - free gas furnished with skirting and At the Region I A.A.U. JANIE and RAY ing, kitchen with appliances, 1967 CHEVROLET MaUbu 69 MUSTANG manship. Reasonable prices. Now In Season — heat, hot water and paUo. Reduced to: CARPENTER available, days, Junior Olympic THE THOMPSON House — Cot- cSs heat, electric Included. $178 FO R R EN T Autom^Aes For Sole 4 staUcm wagon, power steering, S 1 2 D 5 $10,995 evenings, weekends. AddlUons, Free estimates. 646-1399. tage St., centraUy located, cooking. per month. Amedy Realty, Re­ Championship In Elnora, N.Y. Hope it's twins. Sweet Com, Tomatoes, V-8, asking $895. Phone 646- Choice of homesltes. alterations, repairs. No Job too large, pleasaiftly furnished altors. 876-6283. mMEYIROOKIII 1965 OTO with 1989 Ugh per- 67 VISTA CRUISER BIDWELL Home Improvement Your Fans*______Mom, Dad and Mary for processing of blUs. P r e i^ e at 289-2708. printing plates. t h l c K ,^ Garden Apartment* 2213 or 649-8678. smaU. Free esUmates. CaU Yellow and Green Squash, rooms, parking. CaU 649-2858 Charles PonticelU, 649-9644 formance «igine, 4 M. T. NEW 2 BEDROOM — Front Co. Expert installaUon of alu­ sheets for key punching tor f r o n t END man to work front *2”, 25 cents each or o $ . S 1 0 9 5 Stephen Martin, 648-7296 after Happy 44th Birthday for overnight and permanent Raymond PonticelU, 646-0800 ILUNGT0N,C0NN. mage, 4 M. T. racing tires. kitchen. Matching appliances. 4 p.m. minum siding, gutters and "KEEP SMILING — computer printing of checks end machine. Experienced or 643-2711.______String Beans, Etc. guest rates. Pian*ySl.,Rla.2l» New paint Job. Pour-speed, MUST SELL NOW 1969 Volks­ 67 CHEVROLET WaU-to-wall carpeting. Lovely trims. Roofing InstaUaUon and TATALA and reports. WUl prepare state train the right man. Oean, pieH IC t abt.f b, extra sturdy, DELUXE one-bedroom apart­ VILLAGER new top. $600. CaU 644-1156. wagen sedan, $1,200. 049-8787. home. CEILING and ceramic tUe spe­ repairs. 649-6495, 876-9109. KEEP HAPPY" and federal grant forms and fl- modem working facilities, tjoited AU sizes and styles, GIRL In 20's to share new 6- S 8 9 5 From your youngest BUCKLAND FARMS ment, wall-to-'waU carpeting 100 Per $6,995 cialist, one celling or all, re> nanclal reports. Year around Fringe benefits. See Mike ^ deUvered. W. Zlnk- room house In country setting throughout, complete appU­ a p a r t m e n t s SEAMLESS ALUMINUM gut­ Month 68 PLYMOUTH w /A ir Trades welcome. paired, replaced. Rooms re­ Daughtalf Place a "Happy Ad" Job. 36-hour week. Wage scale Hardel, General Manager. windsorvlUe Rd., BUlngton, Cor. Adams ft Tolland Tpke. with two other woriclng girls, ances, vanity bath. CentraUy ters, experUy Installed. Call Immediate Occupancy paired, remodeled. ligh t truck- Love, $81.90 - $118.80 weekly, de- Fltegerald Ford, Windsor g7j}.^97. $25 weekly. 646-6390 after 6. located |17B. monthly. R. D. TOTAL ELECTRIC THE GOOD GUYS GREAT HOUSING BUY—TWO Rain Master for free esti­ ing. No Job too smaU, special Holly for only ... |l.50 pendent upon experience. CaU Ave.. Rockville. Murdock, 648-2693. 5-Room Townhouses, I '/i' 68 KARMANN GHIA BEDROOMS. Ready to Uve in. mates, 649-4148, 668-6063. 876-1060, Vernon PubUc School ------SCREENED LOAM, gravel. CL^^. furnished r^m tor a 3 h mm d«lux „ IN T H E rate. Work done on weekends beans, peas and squash. Nat- tiled baths, complete O.E.j $150. Very weU kept home. tor an appointment. JANITORS — Part-time processed gravel and flU. working man. CaU 643-9363 or TWO - BEDROOM apartment, W H IT E H A T S S 0 9 5 and evenings, anyUme. 647- sisky Farm, 644-0304. " kitchen, wall-to-wall car Firxplact unit $3,996 9232. Roofing and nlngs, experienced. Manches- George H. Grlfflng, Inc. 742- 649-3142. stove, convenient location, $180 petlng, private basement,) ______5I7S. TELL IT LIKE IT IS! 66 TORONADO Pointing - Papering 21 - Mortgages 27 ExceUent financing available $100 A MONTH extra cash, g^ea. CaU 648-5691, 3 to 7886. ______rental plus security. Helen washer-dryer hookup. Chimneys 16-A INSIDE —outside painting. Spe­ would It solve your budget g p,m. ATTRACmVE sleeping room, BRAND NEW 3 room units S O D S TWO YOUNG married men will MORTOAOEIS, loons first sec­ Paimer, 848-6321. Charles Lesperance HARMONY HOMES do small repair Jobs and paint­ cial rates for people over 86. proMemsT Many Avon Repre- JULY CLEARANCE Sale — gentleman, private bath, free in brick and stone Garden ROOFING — Specialising re­ ond, third. .Ml kinds. Realty 649-7620 Apartment building. Range, 68 TEMPEST LEMANS ing, also cellar cleaning and CaU my competitors, their caU sentatives actuaUy earn an es- BULLDOZER operators need- L^wnmowers and tractors, parking. Appy 195 Spruce St. WE HAVE customers waiting "Leisure living at It’s best" pairing roofs of aU kinds, new statewide. Credit rating un­ Announcing refrigerator, disposal, base­ light trucking. CaU 646-2692, me. Estimates given. 649-7868. tlmatod $40 weekly spare time ed. See School and Classes, No. jmd demonstra- tor the rental of your apart­ S 1 0 0 5 roofs, gutter work, chimneys, necessary. Reasonable. Cksifl- CXIMFORTABLE room, kitchen w w sstf/w "' ment laundry & storage, wall Be first to get Cooke St. Plalnvllle, Conn. 646-3726. cleaned and repaired. 80 years seUlng our famous products. 33^______tors. Save 10-20 per cent, L ft THE GRAND OPENING ment or home. J.D. Recti Es­ to wall carpeting. 67 CHEVELLE SS ADD U F E to your home with dential, quick arrangements. and living room privllegea, experience. Free esUmates. Why can't you. For detaUo caU HNUUINnunUUBNUNHMnilUINHONi j j Equipment. Route 88, Ver- OF parking. For gentleman. 289- tate Associates, Ine., 643-8129. AM t teir, ektehlelf m pelt Please call, u n it e d Tree Service — Jobs, professional spray paint Job, Mvin Lundy Agency. 627-7071. FIVE-ROOM, first-floor apart­ the last of the ’72s 8 8 9 5 Call Howley, 643-5361. now, 28M922. 9661, 649-4906. Rttarve naw for Aug. 11S 1-747-6883 large or small, tree removal, Inside and out, 20 years experi­ 100 OonsUtuUon Plasa, Hart­ W onted - THREE - bedroom apartment, ment. Stove. Security deposit, ford. Evenings, 288-6879. second floor, heat, hot water, references. $145 monthly. Sapt. 1 OCCUPARCY (at clearance savings). 66 SKYLARK CONV. etc. Insured. CaU 646-4622. ROOFING — Chimneys — gut­ ence. Leon Bassett Painting, MATURE WOMAN to act as Mote Of Fomote 37 CLEAN, dark rich loam, five “THE CORNER PIjEABANT room on quiet ters, remodeling. E^^rt work 876-8884. companion for elderly lady. — yards, $22.50. Sand, gravel, appUances, carpeting, 2 or 8 Phone 649-4627 after 6 p.m. CALL 8 6 9 3 NORTHEAST Explorer, 1970. TREE REMOVAL, pruiUng, MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd street, utiUtlea and parking. at reasonable costs. All work Own room In pleasant sur­ stone, manure, pool and patio GRIB STAND” chUdren. Security, $288. 648- Used one season. Sleeps 6. Cost spraying, etc., fully insured. l i ­ CEIUNa specialist — expert mortgages — Interim financ­ Private entrance. 643-4944. MODERN 2-bedroom apart­ James J. Gessay 66 FAIRLANE WAG. guaranteed. Free esUmates. roundings. Sleep In for one WHOPPERTUNTTY sand. 648-9504. 9097. $1,000 new, asking $6M. Phone workmanship. One celling or ing — expedient and confiden­ 190 BUCKLAND RD. 643-4248. ment with equipped kitchen. REAL ESTATE 8 7 9 5 censed. Free estimates. CaU CaU 876-0800.______week, off alternate weeks. a t 646-0618. 633-6346. aU your ceilings repaired and tial aervlce, J. D. Real Estate f l u f f y s o f t and bright are MANCHESTER — The Coach Located on bus line and near 875-0134 Work every other week. No BURGER KING SOUTH WINDSOR FURNISHED ROOM tor rent, 65 COMET WAGON painted. Also Interior painting Assoc. 648-8129. carpets cleaned with Blue Lus* House, 20 Otis Street. - New ccHivenlent shopping. Escrow CAMPER - IntemaUonal Metro STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Heating and Plumbing 17 housework or laundry. Reply for gentleman, near bus line, and wallpapering. CaU 289- MMUMunaaaauaauaauuao^ ■ST'^G^JJ^iAXster h 3 opening avaUable for ^ electric shampex^r Friday. July 21st deluxe 2-bedroom Townhouse, and lease required. Rental 8 4 9 5 van, gas stove, refrigerator, fireplaces, flagstone terraces. parking, all conveniences. 649- NO JOB too smaU, Immediate 0778. Business Opportunity 28 ' ______room Hostess now or In fall, to g a , JEAN spacious rooms, 1971 MARK IV. 12x60’ mobll heating or plumbing. Faucets rel Manor, 91 Chestnut St. nlngs. A rewarding Job for p e r ------spacious closet space, next to altor, 648-4838, or 646-1021. Connecticut. Range, dishwash­ priced. CaU 643-0861. terior - exterior. Free esU- annually. Health makes It Im­ Wm enclosed porch, garage, love­ CALL 646-8340 home, completely furnished, repaired or instaUed. Water son who Ukes people. bath and shower. References. er, refrigerator, fireplace, matee, fully Insured. 649-4411. perative that this business be CLERK-TYPIST, experienced. Also Immediate opening avail-. OLD POT bellied storve, call af- HoUSOhold G ood S 51 FOUR LARGE rooms, newer ly yard, heat and hot water, no Mediterranean decor, porch, LAWNMOWER Service, sharp­ pumpe worked on. Complete 649-0719. wall-to-wall carpeting, central MANCHESTER sold. Business, stock, supply with good figure aptitude, new counterman, to work ter 6, 648-1971. ------duplex. Stove, refrigerator, stove or refrigerator. Adults, 8hed, skirting Included. Ideal ening and repairing. Pick up heating systems, rec rooms, air-conditioning. Situated In C. AND O. Home Improvement. and fixtures all being sacrific­ car agency, many benefits, evenings throurti closing. Must ...... ^ ...... Apartments - Flats - parking. Convenient location. no pets. CaU 643-4714. for newly married couple. Set and deUvery. LAM Equip­ etc. 0^1 M k M Plumbliig k Interior and exterior painting ed ' at $16,400. Terms consid­ Available September 1st. 640- two and four-famUy 1700 Colo­ Apply Chorches Motors, 80 jjg ig ©r over. Apply In person ,. . MTATBJS a^ ho^ehold to FOR(3BD TO~M OVE —Take TODAY, 1967 PORD Pairlane staUon up In Storr’s, can be moved. ment, Route 88, Vernon 872- HeaUng, 649-28n. and waUpapering. Free esU­ ered. F. M. Goal Agency, Re- JtSand 8t., Manchester. ZIROON RING, aoUd gold aet- 5„y gob Flucklger, 649-3247. Tenements 63 5928. nial style dwelling surround­ wagon, good condition. CaU Entrance fee included in price. 8311, Monday - Thursday 8-6, over 5-month lease on two-bed­ ing a viUage green. Immedi­ B O m HeaUng and Plumbing mates. 228-9666, 228-8681. , alters, 643-2682. ting, $20. 643M)172. 649-8215 after 5:30 p.m. Phone 1-429-7410 after 5:80 Friday 8-9, Saturday 8-4. ADMINISTRATIVE assistant, CLEAN, used refrigerators, FOUR NICE ROOMS, heat hot NEW 3-room apartment, living room Townhouse, CaU 646-8544. ate occupancy. McKinney — Prompt, courteous service. J. P. LflWIS k SON, custom BURGER KING l o s t b r i g h t carpet colors, ranges, automatic washers water, stove, refrigerator, one get a great deal on our p.m. SOUTH OF Manchester —Equip­ wanted tor smaU suburban of­ 467 Center Street room, kitchen, bedroom, fully Brothers, Incorporated, 643- 1966 BUICK Le Sabre convert­ P and J CONCRETE finishing; CaU 643-1496. decorating. Interior and ex­ restore, them with Blue Lustre, guarantees . See them at car parking. 847-9251. FOUR ROOMS, first floor. 2130. ped bakery. Price reduced. fice, ciUlege graduate with Manchester carpeted. Rang;e, refrigerator, Spruce Street, ideal for couple, ible, exceUent running con- APACHE Golden Eagle, tent floors, rialrs, sidewalks, and terior, paperhanging, fuUy in­ Rent electric shamnooer $1. b . D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 SAM Wateon Plumbing add Prime location. Illness in fam­ math aptitude, typing, steno olr-conditioners, basemeht no pets. CaU 1-418-825-3498. “Great Shape”-Charger! diUon, new Ures, new brakes, trailer, immaculate condlUon. paUoe. Peter Marcue, 647- sured. For free estimates, caU ily, owner anxious. Robert Plnewood Furniture Shop. Main St CaU 648-2171. storage and laimdry. Parking COVENTRY —Small furnished heating. Bathroom remodeling preferred. Mature gal needed, 3-room house. Available Au­ $700. 649-4712. CaU 875-9697. 1062, after 6:80 p.m. 649-0658. If no answer 648-6862. Agency, 1-228-9274. 0.1S fo r REAL ESTATE salesmen, ex------^------for 2 cars. Near bus and shop­ FIRST FLOOR, 3-room apart­ and repairs. Free esUmates. between 9- pj.rf«nr«d preferred. Will con WESrnNGHOUSE TV, black t Wq living room coaches, gold, gust «lSth. Couple preferred. PRESIDENTIAL ping. Call Peterman Realtor, ment, quiet location. Near Yes, you caii get a "clearance deal” on 1968 DODGE Dart GTS, 383, 4- A lltO Cam 649-8808. B.H. MAQOWAN, JR. k SONS, aMKXntment.______FuU-tlme bash and white, 8 years old, $30. ex- ^gg^ yellow, $09.; gold barca- Phone 246-2441. THRIVINQ PIZZA shop (n the VILLAGE APTS. 849-9404. shopping center. $118 monthly. the Dodge that turns heads everywhere: barrel, Hurst 4-speed, stan- ___ J Household Services 13-A Interior and exterior center of town, weU estabUsb- MATORB reUable woman to only. Hutchins Agency, 649- cellen t condition. 648-0172. lounger, $47; 80” range, $28; dard, positracuon, low mile- - No pets. Security deposit re­ ANDOVER —2 room furnished Charger! Check Charger out for looks— mnpamng roinrmg M iilnery. painting, paper hanging. Thir­ ed, ' good equipment, good ------green velvet chair, $84; white MANCHESTER NEWLYWEDS — Or to be—We REWICAVINa o f bums, moth- iMtoyslt days, own transporta- 6824, quired. 649-1463. apartment, country setting, for room—and for honest-to-goodness value! age, very clean. Call 643-9909.. ■ Dressmaking 19 ty years experience. Four gen­ lease. Call BUI Rood at T.J. ------FOR S A I^ — lawson chair, $42; round for- have the apeutment you’ve holes, tippers repaired. Win­ tlon. (Phone 648-8839. FULLrUME for optical labora- rebuilt shoes. Sam Yulyes, 23 kitchen table, $33. CaU One and two bedrootna. utilities furnished, working erations. Free eeUmates, fuUy Crocket, Realtors, 648-^677. been looking for! Shades for PLEASANT 3-room apartment, We have a tremendous selection of Chargers. MONTE Carlo 1971, all power, dow shades made to measure, Immediate occupancy. gentleman, $120. Private home. LIPVTIME CUSTOM made ladles dresses, Insured. 643-’m i , 646-8262. dates, 289-86te.______tory, varied Interesting duties. Oak St. Manchester.______648-0116. privacy, carpet for quietness, convenient suburban location, First choice gets the best deal—so hurry! plua alr-condltloning, low mile­ aU slse Venetian blinda. Keys suits, bridal gowns and veils. ApiUy Preclsloa Optical, 11 Near schools, churdws 742-8161. age, vinyl top, whitewalls. GUARANTBEDI Holp Wontod-Mote 36 and shopping center,'on appUances for hunger, laundry appliances, basement, Uke pri­ made whUe you wait. Tapo re­ Also hand set fashion Jewelry. ABC Painting contractora. For — ------1----- —- Bragg 8t„ East Hartford. GARA(3E SALE WES-HNOHOUSE dryer. $28. for cleanliness, air-conditicner Best offer over $8,700. 649- kBRAKE JO B Schools and Classes 33 bus line. CaU anytltae vate home. Working adults, ROCKVILLE — TTiree - room corders for rent. Marlow's, 867 649-1188. the finest in Interior, exterior, OASUAo STATIONi»'Axxvn attendant need- —...... ;-----— clothlne Porch glider, $20. Dinette set, for com fort,' parking for the 6200 after 6. 643-2880. apartment, fully carpeted, all Main St, 619A221. waUpapering and celUnge. BULLDOZER OPERATORS ed. Apply in peraon. Gorin's $100 WEEKLY, salary, plus bo- machine, furnlt^e. ^ M&.3O66. Good condi- two-car couple, basement stor­ t o o c t s ^ Center. Route 88, nus tor fuU-time, servicing mlsceUaneous. T h u ^ y 646-2623 appliances. Including dish­ DEPEND ON THE Free estimates. FuUy Insured. NEEU>ED age for the wedding gifts. Only nicks - TracYon e Premium Vented Unlnge | POWER mowers, hand mowers IbUand Tpke., TalcottvlUe. FuUer Brush customers. No urday 10-8 p.m., 100 Vernon ------washer and disposal. $188.78 Moving - Fast, dependable service. BIO MpNEY CAREER $175 per month for "3” rOoms, sharpening and repairing ser­ experience or dar necessary. Street, M anc^ster. ^ MAPLE dining room table, four Furnished I e Turn Worn Drums Trucking - Storage 20 Bnudi, roll, spray. Integrity, ConstrucUon is Booming. heat and hot water included. including heat. Quiet area. 849- 1969 FORD truck, F-lOO, 8’ vice. Call "ShorpoU." Free . ChU 288-9638. ____ t..1v chairs, 88” hutch, exceUent Apartments 63-A stM DETROIT AREA e Iflrtsllstton quaUty, service. CaU day or Resident school specializing in Lease and security deposit 8888, 648-9608. body, heavy duty suspension. pick-up and deUvery. 648-6306. MANCHESTER — DeUvery — ------— ------BARNn SALE i — K T> m 2.38 Hack- vujmjuuii.condlUon. mPhone uiie x 649-9061. n v w u ^ . GARDEJ^ TYPE twfrbedroom «49.9S night, 643-7876. complete field training on back- may be flexible. P-8- This $1,880. CaU after 7 p.m. 616- light trucking and package de­ Koop Happy > REAL ESTATE career. Excel- 22, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 2o» h o c k ______^______apartment, second floor. In- SMALL two-room furnished ef- ROCKVILLE _ 8 rooms $150 DOM’S American Service hoes, loaders, and dozers. BYiU may fit your needs even If BOYS GOOD GUYS. 6242. livery. Refrigerators,. washers WALLPAPERINO and point- lent commlaslon arrange- matack St., Manchester. Elec- WASHER and DRYER, both In eludes heat, appliances, car- flclency. Includes everything monthly: 8 rooms, $118 moothl 128 ToUsnd Tpke., At. 88 and part - time classes. MUed you’ve been married for 60 and stove moving specialty. Ing, Interior and exterior, ex­ Keap Smiling mento. IP a rt-^ e otmaldered. trie stove, cameras, tape re- working condition-; two sofas pets. $205. monthly. Paul W. 1971 DODGE half-ton pick-up, Blaiicbestep-«tS4ei6 Herald Classified Ads Construction Training School, years. CaU Mr. Peterman, *” **!1^ 'I '’ nPPHances, large yard. Folding chairs for rent. 649- perUy done. Free estimates. Paoek Reel Estate Oonoul- corder, bric-a-brac, books, etc. needing reupholstering. CaU Dougan, Realtor, 643-4636 or ^ u l W. Dougan, Realtoit, 64^ utilities not Included. 873-0889, CHORCHES MOTORS. INC. V-8 , automaUc. Asking $2,600. Springfield, Mass. OaU our Oon- Owner, 649-9404. 80 OAKLAND BTBEEVT 0782. Tim Conatjr, 668-7616 after with a Harald\Happy Ad. taats, 289^78. Bargains galore. 649-0953 after 6, 646-1021. \ 7:30 ■ 9:80 p.m. CaU 846-0486. ' necticut number 1-622-4689 any­ bianohesyeb , c o n n . Gat Fast Results. 6 p.m. Ume.

I ■ /. .... ■ ' ' PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER BSW tKQ HERALt), MAKGHBSTER. CONN. MANCHESTER EVEmNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1972 PAGE NINETEEN Houses For Sole 72 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW ■BY SHOR1EN and R H IP P L E Houses For Sole 72HOUSM For Salt 72 Out of Town Out of Town Out of Tovm w «,fd - R «s c s s . 77 B jgg C harged , rington, th is morning was For Solo Manchester \Area 75 ^ S o l e 75 For Sole 75 charged with faUure to grant Fire Calls right of way, 'in connection with ST. JAMES PARISH D JE'/ER KIOTICET VUHEH VOU FAIL 'H oSkl MENIBR s e c it a o a i h — * Vernon CLASSIFIED C OVENTRY — *rwo year old EAST HARTFORD -Five-room Police Blotter a two-car accident ‘at Tunnel I t ) CU P THAT AO OR ARTICLE RIGHT laCK OFF TOUR SHOES Ranch home, 8 bedrooms, Uv- Nine larae rooms completely re­ Ranch. Oarage, ceUar, alumi­ In Rent Case Rd. Susan Dr. THEM AND THERE •" yMEREJS-THAT X K N O W iGs tog room with fireplace, A T T E im O N Today, 2:49 a.m. — town fire­ VERNON decorated. Close to everythinf. S. B. M. has And Jump Into this In-ground num riding, lovely yard. Only 'The driver o f toe other car ARTICLE “rWHICH - U41RIS HOUSE kitchen with dining area, full men to Exit 92 off Wilbur Cross Marcel m baths, overalied aarace, 2 20x44* pool. Immaculate 8- $24,900. GoodchUd-BarUett, R e­ MAGAZINE SOMEWHERE ,V basement, garage, aluminum A black woman, charging dis- Highway, car fire, ADVERTISING fireplaces, wall-to-wall carpet, room stone and alumlnuto altors, 669-1744, 648-7887, 648- HOME OWNERS .X 1 .M V . School St., S m “ Dr‘ 2 S r i “ S‘. d ' i S crimination to a house rental damage. WAS rr sided ftoUt-level. Double ga­ siding, built-tos. p v er one-half 2 0 9 8 . ______drapes, stove, washer, disposal : FAMILV UA Are yon considering selling CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS IM? rage, stone fireplace, many acre lot. $28,900. F. M. Gaal to Glastonbury, went to Circuit Today, 8:47 a.m. ^ Eighth condur. 6-room Ranch wUh 2-car garage, da«td 289-9551 568-7339 rental would be made on a “first Gloria J. Kilpatrick, 19, of 66 AGENCY LOOK- . fk ims, car- Valley St. was charged shortly riltuted to Ueu thereof: second floor. Adults only. No q h o o K F IE U > Passk Realtors, 289-7478, 742- Ranc', end street, 200x360* lot Bhnat come-first}m e-iirs[ served"servea basis. oasis. „ ' — ------”— ------■' /k i V o. i— Street -Eight- Realtors — 646-1189 .-n, dining pets. References exchanged. PHILBRICK UNBELIEVABLE 8248. peted lent value, only $37,900. No 114 Burnside Ave., Fast Hartford After looktoff at the house the yesterday with fail- ®arly Retirement room Colonial, sunpoTch, two room, *'7-««ce, porch and kame dav Mra Alexander said “‘‘e to drive a reasonable dls- member who has completed at least ten (10) years of Write RFD, Box 408, Ware­ fireplaces, four bedim s. Im Beautiful Gsinison Oolonlstl basement. T. J. Crockett, Re­ garage. Call Anytime - Day or N igbt, V/e Never Sleep! she offered to' rent toe house tance apart. She was Involved the Board of house Point, Conn., 06088. maculate. Trees. $29,900. Good- M ANCHESTER,— Sbc-room Co- home, close to Parkade, altor, 643-1677. $29,900 — Manchester 6-room to an accident on Center St. Gtrectors, request, by written application to toe Renslon Board, lonlal with 3 huge bedrooms, AGENCY Barbara Rutherford-Dianne. Fellows-Mark Davis and put down a deposit. Mrs. chlld-Bartlett, Realtors, 646- churches, stores and doctors. BOWERS SCHOOL English Tudor Colonial. 8 near Lilac St. with a car drive that pension -payments be commenced to him In a reduced bath, generous kitchen and din­ BOLTON —Lakefront four-room Morawskl refused to accept any Resort Property 5066, 569-1744, 643-7887. CIRCA 1730 RESTORED Colon­ Shrubbery and hedges in front. bedrooms. H i baths, car­ monev Mrs Alexander told toe Anthony J. Hovecor of Sault amount prior to his Normal Retirement Date. Pension payments ing room, 16x24* living room. Ranch, screened pordi, car­ For Rent 67 ial, 8 rooms, 8 acres. Five fire- Two-car garage, ameslte drive- ____Lovely^ 6-room______peted llv. room with fira- pets, plus extra lot. Hutchins eniirt^ and ahe aald tn come ®^®- Marie, Mich. Court date akaU. upon receipt by toe Pension Board of such appllcaticm, be Immsusulate condition. $29,900. places, modem kitchen, modem way. Two porches. Stockade en- cbpe with one-car garage on place, large kitchen and JUST OFF MAIN ST. Agency, 649-8324. back w“ n her h v w b ^ ^ ^ug. 7. c ^ e n c e d on an Early Retirem ent Date which shall be toe LAKE GROTON, Vermont — Wolverton Agency, Realtors, baths, two car garage, walk-out dosed backyard. Dishwasher, shaded lot. Eat-in Utriien, dining room, garage. Out of Town first day of any month specified to toe member’s application 649-2813. home. Waterfront, sleeps 6, Ellis Truly a handyman's delight. basement, beaded paneling, disposal, built-in stove, natural firepiaced living room, formal $32,600- Glastonbury. 6-room COVENTRY — Victorian ele­ 75 Herbert S. t,elb of 241 W. Cen- 'riUch Is within ten (10) years before toe member’s Normal Re- Boomhower, WoodsvUle, New Ranch. 3 bedrooms, carpet­ For Sole Sidney D. Giber, assistant at- An older 2-famlly home situ­ $26,000 — IMMACULATE alu­ wide board floors. A magnifl- wood cabinets, oak floors, dou- room plus thme bed- gance, 7 spacious roonns and t<^w”wner^* tor ^ "*'c^ m ^ ‘®*‘ Injured yesterday tlroment Date. *nie monthly amount of Early Retirement Bene- Hampshire. 1-603-747-8321. ed living room with fire­ M eskill minum sided Cape in excel­ cent home and setting. louvered doors between din- rooms and bath. Ask for Mr. enclosed heated porches. Ul­ Available July, August. ated on nice lot with 2-car place, garage, lovely wood­ TOLLAND ^ on and Op- afternoon when he a^enUy S|XKetl^r,StoT^ ^'"‘® Ing and living room, wall-to- zinsser. tra-modem kitchen, In-grcund nortiinttlea who w m renrea^- Passed out as he puUed Into **1011 be determined by toe Pension Board to toe same manner garage that needs work. Own­ lent neighborhood, convenient WEIST SIDE — Cape 7 rooms, wall carpeting, gas heat, all ed, landscaped yard. to shopping. Two bedrooms. pool. Sun deck. Acre plus. Alexander, p ^ t e d Pete's Cltgo on W. Middle Tpke. “ ^ 122-7(b), GIANT’S NECK HEIGHTS, er anxious to sell, staking in living room with fireplace, paneled rec room with bar, 3 Wsilk-out bsisement onto se­ Only $82,600. Lessenger Oo., Rotm to Breaflio tMtimonv from a ro.i^ker Hls car struck two parked cars based on his service to his Early Retirement Date, and re- Adjoins Rocky Neck State the low 20s Sind will sissist formal dining room, 3 bed- bedttxtms. A buyer’s dream, BELFIORE AGENCY $36,900—Man'"- er. 8-room F o r iro cluded patio. Upstsiirs unfinl^- Realtors, 743-9718, 1-438-9^1. Mrs Alexander who said ahe before coming to a halt. He was duced by .4167% for each full month by which toe date he retires Park, 69 Edgewood Rd., four- rooms, rec room, porch, gar- Only $33,000. 647-1413 ^lit I . Irooms, iV i An acre of land surrounds with secondary financing if also eaUed about the house and taken to Manchester Memorial precedes hU Narmal Retelrement Date. 'The member’s employ- room cottage, sleeps 7. Sun- ed. A cream puff. Call Wsirren age. Aluminum siding. $29,900. baths, enclosed TOWN OF MANCHESTER, h He Gimirv this attractive 3 - bedroom necessary. w ^ ^ It not reX a Hospital where he was treated ment riiaU cease on or prior to toe commencement of pension deck, two baths. $126 weekly. E. Howlatnd, Realtor, 643-1108. CAVAR REALTY porch, ^lace, garage OONNECmCUT Ranch. Living room w ith OOontbnied from P age One) Mrs. Carter, 742-8142, 742-8637. NEW AN D beautiful. The Dls- . q aqc SErVEOf-room spacious Colonial and poui. raised hearth fireplace, wall- M «. Alexander did not rotum released. w m e ^ a ^ no hnther c^tribuUons shall be made to toe Plan T. J. CROCKEn TW O -FAM ILY house, Msinches- "I will not accept a deficit ceming buyer ‘will appreciate l-Ot)4-SU»0 Central location. Ehccellent to-wall carpeting, modem later that dav (Julv 11) but ------' reflect to said member. AK>lh:aUon for early retirement LAKE Wlnnipesaukee - Water­ ter, 107 Oaklsmd St., nice lot. this quality built executive LEGAL kitchen, dining area and ga­ budget,” Meskill said. “I feel condition. International Asso­ $18,900—V e r n''- n. 7-room instead filed a complaint ’with , *®1“®d i®“?b front rentals, sleeps four and RE ALTO R — 643-1577 Investment possibilities. Call rage. this Is an attempt to put toe home, located in the most high- SIX-ROOM Cape, attached ga- ciates, 647-1300. Raised B<-' ^ bedrooms, the commission ^ drivers of cars involved are to commence to the member and alter the request has be«i six. Private beach, docking Michael Russo, 625-7064. rage — breexeway, private NOTICE state Into deficit spending.” ly desirable professional area panele -oom with Lupoechlno Agency Richard Nord; a commission ®'"®; facilities. Available the month HIGHLAND ESTATES —Eight of Manchester. Featuring lots of patio, treed yard, cooveplent MANCHESTEIR 4-4 duplex, bar an T f * _ .-oe, carpet­ He said toe Democrats were field representative was called ^ ^***® Tpke. and made without cwisent of toe Pension Board, provided, however, of August Call New Hamp- room Raised Ranch, over 1% BOWERS SOTOOL AREA DIRECTOR OF HEALTH glass, to enjoy excellent view- to highways — bus. Upper 20s. with 2-car garage, huge ing gale ., 2-car garage. Progressive Connectcut com­ St. UUlan H. Banls of this subsection shall not apply to members eligible for benefits shire, 1-603-624-6688. acre wooded lot, 4 bedrooms, Gre®n Rd T^iwm 645-5432 ‘TV? “J the people to toe stand by Glb^r. Noid said ...... " " "" ' ‘ gorgeous si^ral staircase with 633-4194 kitchen, separate pantry, laun­ munity ®«** rtltuted to Ueu thereof. ' yard, built-in vacuum system, two ovens, dlshwadier and dis­ ENGLISH TUIXm Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 4 bedroo. ment which will include school Ratchford and Senate President not obliged to stop. Ivory M. , , „ _ week. Mitten Realty, 643-6930. paneled rec room with fire­ COMMISSION ------™ ...„ >-®**teft to a white family. Denson of 1192 W. Middle W - ‘ ®^ Retirement by Policemen at 66 $28,900. Keith Real Estate, 646- posal. First floor laundry area Lovely 6%-room Colonial, 3 649-2813. liy room *with bar, stone heoilth requirements. Spectalisa- (p a ries AUm o Thurs- Atty. Stewart StoweU, repre , a i » place and bcu*, dark room, bedrooms, 1 ^ baths, carpeted fireplace, 2-car garage. HEBRON, CONNECTICUT (I) Any provisions of this Ordinance to the contrary notwith- FOR REMIT — Beautiful water­ 4126, 649-1922. and mud room, far-iily room off tlon to public health preferred, day said they would have a uiiK tha uie -M-nmnniriaxvujru,wEuu», -nro wes ^Issued a - warning T,., for driv- m “ “ — - laundry room and paneled living room with fireplace, front cottage on private lake, kUchen, flreidace, and so much and M.D. required. S^iory open. LE G A L meeting next week of Demo- ted toe ddefense e f^ by ^ c calling a ^ “*«^ *°*'^o*- eo^ftlft™*®- eo^ftlfto**®- “^„ *^ 1 ^® ^®“®®*"®** Officers of toe PoUce Department woiic shop, 2-car heated ga­ -sun room, large dining room, cratlc leelslatlve leaders to dls- ®^!r*I* ------"**T retire and receive pension payments commencing the first 28 miles east of Manchester, more you will have to see to $67,000—Manchester 27 High- Send Resume to: Robert B. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Morawskl to ...... h rage. High on Birch Mountain eat-in kitchen, partial rec wood Dr. 9-room Colonial, cuss a $30 mUlionTudget s^. ^ radio receiver valued at OaV, of the monto K^lowtog attainment of toe fifty-fifto (56th) $136 weekly. 589-6247. appreciate. Call us soon on this Weiss, General Mionager, Town N O T IC E toe \ritness stand. with nice view. For sale by Circa 1M3 room, garage. 5 bedrooms, 3% baths, 2 one. Truly one of a kind. of Manchester. 41 Center Street, Take noUeJ^^*'^^ plus for “*®toe past fiscal year. *®“’' tantlfliwl t>in+ hla had no was" “ e stolen owimi last luai night luzui. from IIUIII . V, -J--- ' ■■ — r . ” C P«Mded. ".'.------’ ------however,------that- they COLUMBIA LAKE -Four-room owner. Asking $61,600. 649-6879 RICEUBD E. HEBBITT fireplaces, h u g e dtoitog They said that if they can aJld the car of a Coventry fireman. fhaU have completed at least twenty^lve (28) years of service RAISED RANCH — 7^ rooms, KEITH’S room, kit. w/dtoette and Manchester, Oonneottcut 06040. cottage, all facUaes, boat, anytime. AG ENCY "^® *^®^**®** f^ft****!",? ®**ft ^ **' lorcearce jyiesKuiMeskill loto give toe^egls- uie legis- -ir—, Al^^deJ^^iu^dAl«xander should '” *® pwhed on Newman l^ce De^ment. Each Policeman and Officer Included Federal Coloalal cathedral celUngs, fireplace, built-ins, 2car garage, Man Applications close August 28, 6 that Mrs. Alexander should ta toe Plan shall be required to contribute to toe Retirement Ideal for chUdren. 228-3803 or — ------—— ---- r Realtors—646-1180 ^bH*^*^*^*^ ® lature all toe fiscal Information returned to speak with DUPLEX 7-7, excellent invest­ rec room, 2-car garage, large KORNEIt Chester’s finest location. 1972. Public Hearing on Tuesday, they need, toe legislators might re‘“*^ed to speak with _ FunfUan amount equal to five (6) per cent of his wage or salary ment possibility if bought with Charming six room colonial, w o i^ d lot, alvtplnum siding, p r d i c ®TON STREET FORiBST HUXfl ^ y 26, 1972 at 8 p.m. to the find a of reducing toe excluslve of e an amount equal to V12 of 50 per cent of his final average location. Call for particulars. kitchen, dishwasher, three bed­ *47.1413 kitchen, extra large formal din­ MANCHESTER —Deluxe 8- And we can sure use it right AGENCY made the foHowtog decisions: if you could live in a modem 2. An application from Donald call a special seslon of toe Gen- ’’ "*■ “ Po»caman or Police Officer shall Hayes Agency, 646-0131. roMn OcuTison Ooloolal, 2H Town of Mar.ohosteiv-U6e resi­ Robinson for permission to eral Assembly to reduce toe « w^ tor Ito' ^ complete to excess of twenty-five (26) years of service to toe rooms, 1 ^ baths, paneled fam ­ ing room, living room with fire­ now! Don’t overcrowd your Realtors — 048-1180 place, den, baths, 4 bed­ baths, carpeting, douMe ga­ rooms. Leave them open for dential land for open storage subdivide property on Route sales tax by one-half per cent, Alexander to ret^ ta a “futile P<^o Department, he shall be entitled to an additional two (2) OFFICE building, Manchester. ily room, laundry room, 2-car 'MANCHESTER — Cape, five air-conditioned townhouse garage. Excellent location. large rooms, enclosed porch, rooms, garage, aluminum sid­ rage, quality construction. a free flow of traffic from ona MAY WE SELL YOUR of concrete building sections— 86. Said subdivision to be but he made any reduction con- o-aature” to suffer that tadis- ***“ average annual wage or salary for each full 119 Oakland St., approximate­ area to another. $38,000. Call owner, 646-2419. caurpetlng, fireplace, aluminum ing, good neighbortiood. $37,900. Richard Martin school. Hayes south side ToUand Turnpike known as Prestige Park and tingent upon the state’s winning nih«r said " PARKING IXJT8 ant year and fractions thereof to toe nearest completed monto of ly 6,000 square feet, good park- ______Agency, 846-0181. 1. BO'WERS SCHOOL area HOME (4% acres)—ORANTEID, with with your own private clubhouse, to Include 10 building lots. a court' battle over toe state stowell It was clear that H^CJONWraUCTION OF TWC such service In excess of twenty-five (20) years. near Green Rd. 7 Room Cape Scarborough RANCH — Five rooms, on large conditions. 3. An ai^lication from Edward capital gains and dividend tax. Morawskl was not auto- ™HNIB COURTS. (U) TTie monthly pension payable to a Policeman or Pedloe possibilities. Reasonable. Ml- g Garrison Colo- schools. Immaculate ccmdltlon lot, 200x355', with large covered Wall-to-wall carpeting. Fire Hayes Agency, 646-0131. placed living-room. Fin 5 Nicholas ft Phyllis Jackstoiv/ Tarasevlch tor permlaslon to Meskill also announced that orlzed to rent the anartment forms, plans and spectfi Officer who retires on his Normal Retirement Date with less than chael Russo, 625-*I(^.______nlal, 4 bedrooms, air-conditlon- picnic patio. Garage. Larg>i MANCHESTER olympic-size swimming pool, ished Rec. Room. WeU land Lots For 5ale 73 Oonstrucit three.famlly dwell­ subdivide pre^rty on Jones needy college students will find Mrs Alexander was tovitem, 2‘A baths, lonial, 5 bedrooms, 3 ^ baths, Mhry Taylor — Convert stogle- as (Jhlttenden Acres. m ajor league baseball player to gtruettog both lawyers to sub- Town of Manchestei ment Date, and toe denomtoator of which shall be twenty-five Ranch. Very little upkeep. 6129. yet still be just minutes away Connecticut pals only. CaU 846-871L______Real Estate, 643-9332.______2 fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, wall- carpeted living room and famddy dwelltorj to two-family Dated at Hebron, Coimectlcut, have 6,000 hits. He made his on prlefs at that time euxd ap- <26). dining room, stone fireplace Large, well maintained Robert b : Weiss, RESTAURANT to-wall carpeting, 2-car garage ANDOVER —Overlooking Lake, dwelling—318 Lydall Street— tols llto day of July 1972. M ay 31. Stan Musial retired pggj- ^ t h their clients, (Ui) Final average annual wage or salary as defined to this in family room. All custom yard. Rear patio. Complete General Manager investment Property Investment Property with electric doors. Many other privacy. Eight large rooms, $2,200. Coventry — beautiful DENIED. from where you work? Charles Eaton, with 6,134 hits. SwcUfxi shall mean a Policeman’s or Police Officer's annual features you Want to one of ■alary or wage exclusive ot any maintenance payments and Excellent location, high For Sole 70-AFor Sole 70-A extras. Three years old. $44,900. Manchester’s finest locations. 2 full baths. Many deep treed lot, excellent area, $3,- Nellie K. Elchottzer—Maintain Secretary volume, completely equip­ closets. Low 50s. 600. Tolland —Acre treed lot, beehives at rear of property other special payments or remuneration, but Including overtime ped. Owner has other inter­ CUSTOM built Ranch with 2 RICHARD E. 3. NINE (9) LOVELY $8,900. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. to Residence AA Zone—le pay averaged over his highest three (3) calendar years oi service est. Reasonably priced. For full baths, first floor paneled LARGE ROOMS, one block Oak Grove Street—DENIED. Yo.u can when you live at to toe PoUce Department. In toe event that a PoUceman or details call Joe Lombardo, family room, double raised MERRin AGENCY west of Main St., St. James’ A P P R O X IM A T E L Y one acre Manchester Lions d u b —^Permit PoUce Officer retires during his last calendar year of employ­ Parish. Recently redecorat­ hearth fireplace, beautiful cus­ lot, dead end street. Elgin outdoor beerfest on July 27, Legal Notice ment, his salary or wages, as hereto defined, during su. ffi. utilities. - average of the highest three (3) calendar years of service, such built-ins. Two large enclosed for this large 6 room Colonial, Coventry — one building lot, purpose of erectirg attached ESTATE OP EDWARD W. TH R E E building lots, with old- Paint or wallpaper the Inside SCOTT, deceased. average will be used as toe Pollceiman’s or PoUce Officer’s final TOY MANUFACTURING porches, 2-car garage. $44,900 Must sell Immediately. New over one - half acre, $2,500. garage 26-27 Stone Street — er home and bcum. Easy ac- of a dark guest closet the Date of order. July 18. 1OT2 average annual wage or salary. In no event shaU any PoUceman kitchen, buUt-tos, dining room, brightest color you can find Manchester beautifully wooded GRANTED, Fiduciary: Carol L. Pitkin, Ad­ cess to 1-86. $35,(HXI. 649-4617. Two and three bedroom townhouses from ministratrix. Date of hearing, July or PoUce Officer receive as a pension anything less than vriiat TEN ROOM contemporary Hvtog room with tireiSace, S and see how it cheers up the lot, over one-half acre, $6,000. Shell Oil Company — Location 31, 1973, time of hearing. 9 a.m., MOTOR TRANSPORTATION such PoUceman or PoUce Officer would have received had he BOLTON —76 acres, near cen­ Ranch with 3-room studio apart- bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpet- area.' In th^ same closet, glue F. M. Gaal Agency, Realtors, approval of tract known as lace of hearing, Munlclpcd Bldg., S1 Center St., M^chester, Conn. SMILE! retired under toe Pl£n provisions that were to effect cn June SO, ter, high level land, open and ment or in-law suite, over IH tag, 2-car garage, BenUey felt in contrasting colors to 643-2682. 271 Main Street for purpose Said administratrix having ex­ your wooden coat hangers. 1970. wooded. Reasonably priced, acres of land with a view, red- School area. Price reduced to MMMananannMnaaaMMHNaH expanding the land area of hibited her administration ac(x>unt WAREHOUSE & DISTRIBUTION wood construction. Large ther- $29,900. with said estate for allowmce. terms, Katz Corp. 38 Kane St., the service station at north­ It Is ordered that; Said accoimt, Bee. 122-7(b) is hereby repealed and toe following Is sub­ mopane windows. $48,500 2 5 ,1 0 0 ascertainment of heirs and an order c West Hartford, 06119. Mr. With Roilrood Siding $ stituted to Ueu thereof: Resort Property east comer of Main Street and It's Catching Send of distribution be heard and deter-^ ... FRECHETTE & MARTIN Russell, 628-0667. 74 Middle Turnpike E a s t — mined at the Court of Probate at the i (b) Normal Pension Payment for Service under this Plan W b n e e d LISTINGS Realtors 647-9998 For 5ale CLUB SITE ------GRANTED, with conditions. date, time and place Indicated' Ih e normal monthly pension payable to a member other than BOLTON — Estate settlement, NOW ! “Thinkjng of f i l ­ O nly 5% D ow n!" above. BOLIGN LAKE — Waterfront Humble Oil OompEuiy — State By Order of the Court Happy Thoughts a PoUceman or PoUce Officer who retires on and after July 1, approximately 8 acres of land, ing your property?” CaU property, 6-room Ranch—Thorne hearing pursuant to Seotlm HADBUNE B. ZXBBARTH, Cleric 1970 shall be an amount equal to 1/12 of 60 per cent ot his final 660’ frontage on state road For further information coll: CAN YOU AFFORD TODAY! KHTH plus 2-room guest cottage. 14-322, C.G.S.A., for gasoline 30-year mortgage at 7V2%! average annual wage or salary provided such member has com­ overlooking Bolton Lake. Price S. H. V. C .. IN C . $102.25 MONTHLY? r e a l E5TATE Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor. service station — 828 Cqnter to someone you love. pleted at least thirty (80) years of service with toe Town. If a reduced by $10,000. F. M. Gaal 648-8968. ______member completes less than thirty (80) years of service at his 95 Hilliard Street You can live to this lovely 6 172 East Center Street Street—GRANTED. Agency, Realtors, 643-2682. (Jourt of Probate Normal Retirement Date, his monthly pension shall be computed ...... mummmmmmmmmmmggm Manchester, Connecticut rooms and collect rent from 849-1922 — 646-4126 Decisions granted effective District of Manchester PHILBRICK BfANCHESTEB, CONN. Out of Town July 24, 1972. NOTICE TO CREDITORS I Happy Birthday as above, and shall be multiplied by a fraction, toe numerator Houses For Sole 72 Telephone 649-4555 the other apartmient. ’Two-car ESTATE OP GERTRUDE D. garage. Close to schools and For Sale 75 Notice of these decisions has No wonder more people invest in of vriiich shall be toe number of full years of service and frac- ORBBN "SCCRRS MANORr area 6ne BALCH. ^ ^ . BROKERS PROTECTED shopping. Lovely residential been filed to the Town Clerk’s Pursuant to an order of Hon. David tiooB thereof to toe nearest completed monto completed prior M ANCHESTER —U ft R BuUt of Manchester’s finest build­ ~ ~ >pe. Acting Judge, all (daims area. Oiily $1,600 down. Call COVEN’I’RY VILLAGE —^klodi- office to his Normal Retirement Date, and toe denomtoator .of which Raised Ranch, two baths, car­ AGENCY ers Is selling his home. Sbc- I Happy Anniversary peting, family room, exquisite now 289-7476. fled Victorian on acre plus, Zoning Board of Appeals (xmdominiums at Cromwell Hills! shall be thirty (80). Final average annual wage or salary shall room Ranch with attached ga­ near beach, 7 large rooms, 1972 or be barred by law. mean a member’s annual salary or wage exclusive of any main­ yard with fruit trees. Double Rudoli* V. Herro, fiduciary U : _ . REALTORS rage that is loaded with extras. tenance payments and other special payments or remuneration, garag^. $34,900. Hayes Agen­ fireplace, 2-car attached ga­ Chairman Cromwell Hills has been cited as one of the most WendeU Hilt R eal deep private lot, patio, 46 Maasacoe Street but including overtime pay averaged over his highest three (S) cy, 646-0131. PASEK rage, large shade tree, ver­ John Oagianello, Simsbury, Ooon. I Congratulations tool riled, etc. T. J. Crockett, desirable condominium developments in America. calendar years of service with toe Town. In toe event that a Manchester, Conn. anda, $22,900. Fast occupancy. Acting Secrettuy Realtor, 648-1677. member retires during his last calendar year of employment, his 646-4200 289-7476 742-8243 Lessenger Co. Realtors, 742- Dated this 21st day of July Every townhouse is completely carpeted, hand­ 9718, 423-9291. 1972. somely decorated and fully equipped with deluxe Oourt of Probate salary or wages, as hereto defined, during such calendar year TAX 5HELTER — LIMITED PARTNER5HIP Dlatrlct of Mancheater together with the number of his fiUl months of employment to The Kind of House gjjj MANCHESTER — Immaculate NCri'ICB TO CREDH'ORS „ Get W ell Wishes, etc. ATTENTION —Veteams General Electric appliances, including washer and ESTATE OP WALTER E. such year shall, to addition to toe three (8) highest calendar 6 room Cape, West Side. Own­ Out of Town Out of Town fo r non-veterans. Why pay dryer. Nothing for you to do but move in! Best of SCHOBER. ^ . years, be included' to toe determination of toe average of such er desires quick sale. Carriage For Sale Purcuant to an order of Hon. David that makes a home with all when you can own your own 75 For Sole C. Rappe, Acting Judge, aU clalma member’s final average annual wage or salary. I f this procedure Realty 646-1110. 75 all, this great new life-style can actually Mve you the ingredients of comfort 3-4 bedroom home. Stop throw­ m uatbe preaenetd to the fiduciary produces a higher average than toe average of toe highest three PR05PECTIVE TENANT-INVE5TOR5 named b^ow on or before October and convenience — fireplace, ing your money away. Vet­ money! What with equity accrual, tax savings and REE - “Ham BIrlMar M” (8) calendar years of service, such average will be used as the Manchester 17, 1972 or be barred by law. The formal dining room, IM erans no money down, non- Bzzzzuzz in and see our flducuuy U: _ _ ^ batos, garage, lovely treed Combine a lucrative tax shelter ivith capital appre­ protection against inflation, it’s the most sensible member’s final average annual wage or salary. In no event shall veterans 6 per cent down. Call NEW FIREPLACE LAND FOR SALE AT BOLTON LAKE Leroy E. Bchober to our Soolor OHInot over SO. yard with patio — immacu- housing around today. Come out soon and see for 6 HUlcreat Road a member receive as a pension anything less than what such ciation in a new luxury professional complex with a us today for complete informa­ busy Bea. We’re ready, Enfield. Conn. 06062 latie! Priced to sell in the 20e. Built from floor to celling with MUST BE SOIiD TO SiEmod AN BWTATIB Limit one per birthday. member would have received had he retired under toe Plan pro­ tion on how to own your own a raised hearth fits to beauti­ willing and able to assist yourself! visions that were to effect on June 30, 1970. Any provision ot home. International Associ- Parcel 1. 14 pieces of various sizes to various locations to this Ordinance to toe contrary notwithstanding, a member shall Richards and Kehmna fully to this plush carp«$6d NOTICE OP HEARING Minimum Cash Invesfmenf ates. 647-1800.______the R

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PAGE TWENTY FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1972 inancl^iejBitpr lEventng Heralding The Weafther Politics Clear, warm tonight through Coroner Places Lard Load Spills, Kathy says: “Shop In Air-Conditioned Comfort Sunday but much leas muggy; with Friendly, Helpful Clerkh!” tonight’s low about 70 . . . to- Accident Blame;, Highway Slicked Page 14 Riorrow’s high near 90. Monday NATlVEi Sweet . Com, ’Tomatoes, Cukes, Green and lUaneheater— A City of Viilage Charm - . . fair, very warm. Hartford County Coroner Irv­ MILFORD, Conn. (AP) — Yellow Beans, Salad Bowl, Green and YeUow Squash, ing Aronson has found that Ron­ Swiss Chard, Beet Greens, Parsnips, Turnips, Peas, Egg State police and state Highway Plant, Cherry Tomatoes, Rhubarb, Hot Peppers, BrooooU, ald Levitt of 50 Oxford St. W M \ Leeks, Imported Red Onions, Acorn and Butternut Squash. VOL. XCI, NO. 249 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 22. 1972 (Classitled Advertaing on Page 11) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS criminally responsible for the Department. crews were faced FRESH: Strawberries, Raspberries, Blueberries, Canta­ auto accident death of Richard Thursday with an unusual prob­ loupes, Watermelons, Apricots, Red, VUilte and Blue Grapes, Zavarclla of lOl Bell St. lem on the (Connecticut ’Turn­ Honeydews, Peaches, Nectarines, Plums, Gnqiefmlt, Ewe- Zavarella was' dead on arriv­ pike—a 3S-mlle lard slick. apples, Bose and BarUett Pears, Limes. CODGimTIOKS al at Hartford Hospital Dec. 18, 1971, from ir.Juries received in A tanker truck carrying "PICK OUT YOUR OWN AND On the east side of Spruce til the new building: was erected a head-on colllslpn on School St. about 41,000 gallons of heated BUY ONE OR A DOZEN" l.I 2 5 ~ i St. and bordering on the south ns It now is on Main St. O C in Bast Hartford. lard hit a piece of metal in Economy Is Better PEACHES ...... 3 lbs. 89« side of the "Sand-blow" was a thinks when the barracks was The colilsion involved care Greenwich, piercing the tank PLUMS ...... lb. 3 0 ^ large lawn of the Smythe fam- moved it was located on the driven by Zavarella and Levitt. and causing the substance to NECTARINES ...... lb. 3 fl| « Hy. Yep, the home of Francis south side of Birch St. between The coroner’s report say« leak onto the superhighway’s "Bub” Smythe who played on Main and Cottage and cwvert- CUKES ; ...... 3 for that Levitt was operating hla light lane from Greenwich to ICEBERG LETTUCE ...... hd. the original "G ” basketball ed into a commercial Jiuilding. car at "a rate of speed which Milford, authorities said. That move was to make a site was excessive for the cor.-U- Highway crews spread sand We Carry The Manchester Eveidng Herald Their s was a brick house that for building the school, tions," that he failed to keep COMPLETE UNE OF SUNDAY PAPERS Than Was Expected on the 220-degree lard in an ef­ sat far back from the street. j^gt ^est of F.oruce on the WE SELL SOc CONN. LOTTERY TICKETS his car under control, while he fort to avoid accidents and ab­ TriltiM There was a barn where they south side of Birch St. Hugh 25-Year Service Pin was possibly under the influence sorb the lard, but several mis­ WASHINGTON (AP) — previously thought likely, al­ was the smallest in nine creased by $3.9 billion through kept one cow "B ub" had to Mcrlarty buUt that large wood- of liquor. Karl Happ Jr., Manchester Community College take care of the cow and milk ^n building for his hardware haps were reported by mid- The Nixon administration though he didn’t predict it months. June. business manager, receives a service pin from Dr. afternoon. police said the lard would happen this year. It was "the best combination On the negative side, the Con­ M af- As an accompaniment to ham may revise, with pleasure, o der brothers and two sisters ter being located at two places Robert H. Fenn, acting president and dean of fac- solidified on the roadway in p i T D f ) its latest forecast for the He also said the figures are of economic news to be re­ sumer Price Index showed that or to smoked boned pork shoul­ ultv, for 25 years’ continuous state employment. about 30 minutes. m PRODucEr “enormously encouraging” for leased in one day in this dec­ food prices rose two-tenths of St- der butt, you might like’ to serve Police said the driver, James economy after a better- administration goals of reduc­ ade," Stein said. one per cent in June. Meat They had some kind of a fam- on the east side of Spruce St. Happ has also been field representative and auditor 276 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER — 643-6884 than-expected performance 1.123- lly monopoly on one operation Mr. William H. Schildge oper- broiled pears. Before broiling fill in the Labor oepaitment Unemployment Compen­ Fecondo, 37, of Philadelphia, ing unemployment to 6 per cent Average weekly earnings for prices were up again, although during the second quarter American workers rose 1.4 per the pear cavities with may­ sation Division, business manager for plant opera- . was charged with falling to se­ and holding the rate of inflation Stein said they should level off v l r d ^ ^ " f n ated a prinUng shop which was onnaise seasoned with curry of the year. to 2 to 3 per cent by the end of cent in June, which was 3.2 per in the July-September quarter. , '“ t " conducted by his son Wil- tion and fiscal affairs of the Mental Health Depart-^ cure the truck’s load. He was which others were excluded . powder and lemon juice; sprinkle en route .from Philadelphia to The Groes National Product, the year. . cent higher that a year ago and Most non-food commodities ment Alcoholism Division, and Central Connecticut He said he doubted the coun­ the biggest one-year increase in did not increase and clothing and to which only the family years. with paprika. Worcester, Mass. Read Herald Advertisements the measure of production of carried keys. State College business manager. (MCC staff photo) the country’s goods and serv­ try could maintain the second purchasing power for any June prices declined. The price index There were other "secret" ices, rose by 8.9 per cent from quarter rate of growth through since 1964, the Labor Depart­ stood at 125 of its 1967 base of rooms in Cheney Bros, mills at April through Jupe, while the the next six months, simply be- ment said. 100, meaning it cost $12.50 last 2 times. One was in control of a rate of inflation dipped to 2.1 ’The Bureau of Labor Statis­ month for every $10 spent on !75 — Myers family (man and daugh­ per cent. Workers’ purchasing tics reported the average pay­ ters) li-vlng on the south side o power climbed at a record check for 50 million workers of Charter Oak St. east of p r ic e;d * For ^ pace. Good News rose $2.18 in June to $136.39, up Inflation M l- Spruce. Their "secret” was a S e llo u t! Without doubt, it was ex­ For Nixon $7.82 or 6.1 per cent- in the past method of removing spots from cellent election-year news for year. ’This reduced to 3.2 per Is Down silk cloth. In later years lub­ President Nixon, who had fore­ cent after allowing for'inflation. ricants as well as the equip­ cast 6 per cent non-ln- Much of the gain in purchas­ cause it was so high, but said J2S ment and methods of applying C ald o i 3 Pc. Inflatlonary growth. ing power was attributed to basic consumer items in 1967. the administration may revise lower federal tax rates. them have been greatly im­ Dr. Harold C. Passer, assist­ Stein warned against a new 1971 71 72 Its earlier forecasts. Another encouraging develop­ proved. It was not always so, California ant secretary of commerce, round of Inflation and said the tisiH l»$l it 2 The growth rate was the ment, spokesmen said, was that and oil spots on fabrics were a said the administration now has administration would like to re­ highest in six years, and the the rate of savings of Ameri­ serious problem. Reilwooil the economic expansion it had duce the projected current m e r ' annual rate of inflation was be­ cans dropped from 8 to 6.6 per Chart shows the sec­ Set back far from Spruce St. been seeking. budget deficit of $36 billion. about where Florence St. is now Picnic Set low 3 per cent for the first time cent, which is about average President Nixon met with ond quarter rise in the was the home and bam of Wil­ Doughboy 18\48''Round Pool Dr. Herbert Stein, the Presi­ in nearly five years, govern­ for the last 25 years and means cabinet members and Republi­ Gross National Prod­ liam "Billie" Hewitt. He was a Redwood Rez dent’s chief economic adviser, ment spokesmen said. ’The June consumers eire spending more can congressional 1/eaders on uct, which, according kerosene oil peddler and the said the developments may cost of living Increase, reported money. Friday and instructed them to to the Commerce De­ Rigid steel wall construction, make possible an earlier lifting only competitor of Mr. Moffit Stain and 20 mil cold clad liner at one-tenth of one per cent, Business inventories, which try to hold election-year spend­ partment went up to on Maple St. of whom O.C. has Sealer of wage-price controls than was after seasonable adjustment, had been low this year, in­ ing to a minimum. $1,139 trillion. referred previously. Later Mr. Stroker had a retail woodyard 186 there and sawed cordwood in­ L lira Brite Meds Tampons 6.33 18’x48” Round Pool Kiln dried lumber, factory stained; sanded to stove lengths with a power Gal Rigid steel wall construction, durable buzz saw that could be heard Toothpaste by Modess 3.99 tops. Plated weather resistant hardware. cold clad liner. for blocks around. His son Our Roq. $.99 Trudon May Drop No Rain Checks. Only 18'per store Ulster Death Toll Andrew later became a Town 139 Park Department foreman, then $1.09 < SIZE moved to Glastonbury. Doughboy Pool Doughboy Pool Swim Vest by The large apartment building Plans for Motel Regular or super, 30 Filter Kransco Con tinues to Rise 6.75 oz. family size. on the northeast comer of tampons. 7 Web & Vinyl Tubing Spruce and Florence was the OurReq. SfsS o X . . , , * 8 5 Our Req. 3.39 Reports that automobile dealer Ted Trudon may aban­ meeting place for the Salvation Folding Chair & Chaise 229 BELFAST, Northern Ireland (A P )—British troops swept into Roman Catholic strongholds early today un­ don plans to construct a $1.5 million motel-restaurant Army before they built a new complex on the north side of Tolland Tpke., west of the "barracks” across the street der heavy fire from guerrilla snipers in continuing gun Double tubular arms, Vernon town line, were verified today by Town Direc­ where the Nathan Hale School battles that brought the death toll from two' days of tor Vivian Ferguson tind Town ------is now. On the west side of non-tilt patio legs. 97 COLD C L A D bombing and shooting to at least 18. EXPANDABLE LINER 32 Ft. Mianager Robert Weiss. _ Spruce St. next to where the Dog Days, You Say? Our Req. 10.99 Oval Pool Gunfire erupted across Bel- ;------The Manchester Board of Dl- cemetery brook ditch crossed Yon canine hath a lean and faraway look. She’s also thirsty. The dancing bears fast when the troops launched a large number of IRA sus- rectors, by a 6 to 3 vote Tues- was a small building — Wood- by Doughboy fountain in Center Park just happened to be passing by (blame it on the heat), so thelr offensive after terrorist pecta were arrested, but many day night, turned down a pro- proposed sewer J house’s — in which was a sa­ the anonymous dog took the bubbly when it served. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) bomb attacks Friday killed 11 were later released. ’Hie posal to extend sanitary sewers loon; later a store and then Ufira Bail Waslikiiis Moist Chaise has adjustable persons and wounded more spokesman said 68 were de- to the area and to assess abut- who, along “Bill" Green’s bicycle shop. In backrest, 5 positions. 97 than 130. At least seven- others taind lor interrogation, ting property owners for the other two Republicar the rear was a house where a .yOOO Towelette for Baby died In the gunflghts, brln.-jlng The army claimed they klUed cost. • dlrec^rs voted for the sewer McCann family lived. Our Req. 17.99 Northern Ireland’s death toll to at least one gunman and hit at At the same Ome, Mayor she had verified Where the Nathan Hale Our Req. $60$ 469 In three years of violence. least 14 more. John ’Thompson Instructed ^® *’®P°*'^ with Atty. John F . $1.35 School stands was the Salvation Yoor Officials InlUaUy reported 13 in one battle, an estimated 12 Weiss to meet with the abutting Shea, counsel for Trudon. Army barracks. We never SIZE Cholc. Twisters Hit Nearby 59* ALL VINYL TUBING PIECES 14” Decorated Patio 1 3 2 ft.xl6ft. wide x 48" deep. 20 mil liner persons died- In the guerrilla terrorists fired 900 rounds Into property owners and to deter- unfortunate that Mr. heard the word Citadel used un- AVAILABLE AT SAM E PRICE Serving T ra y Our Req. 99- ^ | expands to 7 ft. depth. bombings but later hospital au- the Louisa Street army post In mine whether a developer’s ’f’rudon is scrapping his plans," Regular or unscented; Box of 16 supers or By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ‘Ihe Chemsford Civil Defense A spokesman at the . center thoritles revised the figure a staunchly Catholic sector of . agreement, involving all the ®*’® today. "It could very 5 oz. reg. 20’s. Tornados spawned by a ccM center said some homes and said, "Some buildings have when they pieced together the the Ardoyne area, property owners in the area '*’*** mean a potential tax loss u front slashing through New some business buildings were gone. ’They weren’t flattened, fragments of bodies. Troops claimed they saw five could be worked out. f*’® town of $50,000 to $60.- Lottery i ' England cut through several damaged, but there was no ex­ but I would estimate at least 60 ’The slaughter from ex- gunmen fall before being Weiss has scheduled that OO®-” meeting for 'Diursday morning, Trudon was quoted as saying communities in New Hamp­ act count available. ’Hie Ameri­ per cent damag.” plosions planted in train and dreigged away by their corn- By 'niE ASSOCIATED PRESS MEDIUM 24” Big Boy Bar-B-Q Grill in the Municipal Building. Wednesday he was discouraged shire and Massachusetts Fri­ can Red Cross provided shelter bus stations, stores and other rades. ’They added that another Here is a state-by-state list of LIFE VESTS Our Reg. 2.49 Steve Gervarls(' district su­ Weiss, in confirming the re- **7 the board’s action ’Tuesday OurtJ;.“2.99 day, injuring four persons and for those left homeless. public buildings crowded with five guerrillas Were believed to the lottery numbers drawn this U.S. Coast Guard approved 2.44 perintendent for Massachusetts port that ’Trudon may scrap his night, after he had worked over 2.19 causing* thousands of dollars John Hart, vice chairman of civilians was the worst In the have been killed or wounded in week: Electric 0>., said that as many plans, said he talked to Trudon a year to bring a HoUday Inn, Our worth of damage. Chelmsford selectmen, declared as 10,000 customers were left past three years. the 2% hour fight. PENNSYLVANIA — Drawing COMPLETE VOLLEY BALL SET Req. Another twister, described by a state of emergency In the last Wednesday, "following the A Protestant newspaper Five more terrorists fell dur- heat of the Tuesday night dis­ (See Page Fourteen) canceled 20 per store; no ram checks. 9.99 residents as a ’’minlfunnel,’’ town at 9 p.m. BYlday. (See Page Fourteen) 3.44 wamed today that martial law ing fighting in the Markets cussion and action,” and that L MASSACHUSETTS 026694 touched down in Middletown, NEW JERSEY 911949 6.97 Ckmn., but caused litUe dam­ for Northern Ireland can no area. At least one civilian was Trudon had said his offer to Gem Wind-up adjustment, big maneu­ longer be ruled out. 'riddled fii a crossfire between pay about triple his normal as­ NEW YORK 959780 Westclox Baby LESLIE SAY-N-DO TALKING verable 5" wheels. Gold tone finish. age. Moon Statue CONNECTICUT 95279 Batb-Pac Kit All four Injuries, none de­ ’The army said the soldiers troops and guerrillas, sessment was withdrawn and Damage to computer equip­ Ben Alarm Clock -TEACHING DOLL Tf/bows.^etc""'''"' 3.99 scribed as serious, were associ­ Relief from Heat Due came under fire when they The fiercest gun battle broke Copies of this small aluminum that he mlglit abandon his plans Bulletin entirely. ment during last month’s floods 18” Big Boy Table Grill ated with a twister that hit the moved Into the Markets, Lower out in another section of the sculpture "Fallen Astronaut” $2.00 Weiss said he asked Trudon caused, postponement of the SPORT WATCH BY ENDURA Oielmaford-Tyngsboro area of WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)—Connecticut is in for Falls and Andersonstown sec- Markets and other Catholic have been offered for sale at WASHINGTON SIZE Gold Iridite finish weekend relief from the oppressive heat and humid­ tors after midnight In “ large- strongholds when Protestant re­ $750 each by the artist, Paul to submit something in writing, Pennsylvania drawing Wednes­ n Sweep second hand, luminous dial, etc. crank lift, handles, northeastern N^sachusetta at 4.99 scale selected operations." venge squads mobilized to pun- Van Hoeydonck. in relation to his abandoned or (A P )— ^President Nix­ day. The other numbers were Nail, toe, clips, tweezers, 7 p.m. ity of the past few days, according to the National Luminous Dial. Black or folding legs. Wind­ ’The original was left on the amended plans. on has again selecttHl drawn in their respective states file. 5 emery boards. SALTON BUN WARMER shield & skewers incl. 4.97 Two persons suffering minor Weather Service. At least two soldiers were Friday’s bomb- white finish case. Our Req. 7.49 laceratitais were treated at wounded in the drive ordered opened fire on the guer- moon by the Apollo 16 astro­ Trudon’s share of the assess­ Thursday. Keeps rolls and pastry fresh and warm. Temperatures may continue to reach as high as Vice President Spiro 6.99 Lowell General Hospital and re­ by the British administrator for •'^has. nauts. ments came to a little over $42,- 90 through Sunday, but the air should be much NASA officials Friday said 000. He bad offered to pay more T. Agnew to be his Stand Up Floor Model Req. 8.49 leased. Two others were Northern Ireland, William hut Winners TOASTMASTER 4-SLICE TOASTER 5 .9 7 less muggy in the wake of a cold front that was to they deplored the commercial: than $147,000 — by assuming running mate in the treated and released at St. Jo- pass southern New England early Saturdlay, (he Whitelaw, in retaliation for the number of gunmen BOSTON (AP) — TVo *50,000 Independent color controls. #D130 Our Req. 24.99 sei^ 's Hospital in Lowell. day long terrorist attacks Fri- Involved from the two groups Izatlon of moon flight souvenirs, some of the costs the town fall White House elec­ V- 18.70 weatherman said. but they added there was noth­ would have had to pay, plus winners in this week’s drawing Decorated Patio Bucket A supervisor said one of the day. was unknown. Troops also tions, it 'was announc­ of the Massachusetts Lottery HEAVY DUTY TRUNK, 36”x20”xl3” with Stake Our Req. 79- 5 7 ' injured had a flngfer smashed The “ Bermuda high,” which provides the ideal The army refused to say how found a man and a girl ing they could do about it. temporarily assuming the as­ have claimed their prizes. by a door and the other was weather for Bermuda during the winter months, many men were Involved, but slumped in a bullet-riddled auto (AP Phpto) sessment against Roy Hage- ed today. Masonite, plywood bonded to steel. Our Req. 26.99 The number 026694 weis <-• 22.88 blown off his motorcycle. has been responsible for the hot* moist air mass units from several regiments the Markets, drawn ’Thursday. In Middletown, in central hanging over the Northeast most of the week. advanced Into the three zones, Protestant vigilantes bombed GENERAL ELECTRIC TAPE The first two known winners Du Pont Auto Connecticut, police reported the The cold front should hold it out to sea long all strongholds for the Irish Re- » . Catholic church In the pre- were Richard P. Huffington of Presloiie twister touched down at 7:30 enough to provide more pleasant weather through publican Army whose Provl- dominantly Protestant Industri- RECORDER AC or battery; auto-stop. 39.88 34.88 Dartmouth, an industrial engi­ p.m., knocking down three the weekend, but the weatherman cautioned that stonal wing claimed responsi- s ' town of Portadown, south- Cbronie Polish Tuff Stuff % OFF trees and a child’s swing and neer, and Laurence E. Jarbeau, 25 %OFF more uncomfortable weather could return next bllity for Friday’s bombings. west of Belfast. North Vietnamese Cut 25 tearing shingles off the roofs of 40, of Barrington, R.I., a tele­ “THE BUGGER” BICYCLE TRAILER Our Reg. Low Prices Our Reg. Low Prices On A military spokesman said bombers also continued some buildings. week. the bomb attacks were believed their terror campaign against phone equipment installer. Attaches to any bike, carries gear. Orig. Sold for 69.95 39.44 On All Increasing air circulation preceding the cold The tickets drawn this week ’The first twister, described to have been launched from civilian targets throughout the CROQUET SETS as a "black funnel", was seen front Friday held the high temperature here to 88 these sectors. He said troops province. Five people were are the first eligible for the Removes rust, cleans, Cleaner for car. home or Vital Supply Routes sixth Million Dollar Game, for polishes. Also for nickel, SWYNGOMATIC SWING WITH (in our stock) about 3 p.m. in the Depot degrees and permitted the state’s Department of found large caches of geli,»:nlte, wounded when a. 36-pound camper. Aerosol can. Street area of Cainaan, N.H., which no date has yet been set. brass, copper. Environmental Protection to discontinue its hourly hand grenades and bomb-mak- charge ripped through a bar in CANOPY Foam cushion, non-skid leg tips. 11.70 Coleman^ Reg. 10.99 to 21.99 moving along for about a mile. SAIGON (AP) — North Viet­ reported recaptured FVlday. He lifeline ever since the Saigon The drawing in the fifth game check of air-polluation levels throughout the state. ing materials. north Belfast early today. It destroyed a wooden stor­ namese forces slowed , the was said to hold the rank of task force launched a drive will take place Aug. 1. age shed of Webster’s Hard­ movement of vital supplies to colonel. June 28 to cleqr North Viet­ Huffington, who is married 3’ EXTENSION GATE 2 ware Store,, tipped over a steel South Vietnamese troops on the More heavy fighting was re­ namese forces from Quang ’Tri. and has no children, said he Polaroid Folding FOR BABY 33” hardwood slats, safety catch. 1.89 COOLERS and JUGS 8 W .1 6 4 4 coal loader at the Boston and northern front today amid fears ported on the northern front ’Two South Vietiiamese supply bought his winning ticket in 1.44 Colorpack Camera No Roin Check! - 10 Aiit. per store No Roin Checks - 15 Asst, per Store Maine Railroad Yard and that a 20,000-man government from Quang ’Trl southward to 'trucks were hit north of the Fall River. He said that city ripped off a comer of the roof task force might be cut off the western flanks of Hue- bridge and two American-made has acquired a reputation for of Canaan Elementary School, from the rear., North Vietnamese gunners M41 tanks were knocked out by selling winners. smashing all windows at the Meanwhile, three U.S. ,7th rained 1,200 rounds of shells rocket-propelled grenades and Jarbeau, who is married and back of the building. Fleet destroyers and Marine into a South Vietnamese posi­ recoilless rifle cannon, field re­ the lather of a 2-year-old son, A short time later, the twis­ helicopter gunships flying from tion 12 miles southwest of Hue. porta said. works out of the Pawtucket, ter was seen near Enfield, the U.S. Denver blasted North ’The Saigon command $ald an U.S. jet fighter-bombers and R.I., office of New England N.H., on Interstate 89, tearing Vietnamese transshipment undisclosed number of govera- South Vietnamese artillery con­ Telephone Co. 39.88 up trees for a distance of about points and supply craft 76 miles tinued to pound North Vietnam­ Now get brilliant color seven miles and scattering a north of the demilitaiizd zone pictures, in just 60 seconds r "S’ V V ^ ^ ^ General ese positions west of Highway work crew of the New Hamp­ in efforts to enforce an Ameri­ Heavy Fight 1. FUEL OIL Docs Not Includo Flash Unit If Electric shire Department of Public can mine blockade. South Vietnamese spokesmen Works. North Vietnamese lighters At Quang Tri in Hue claimed 136 North Viet­ 17.9 20.8 Cii. Ft. A heavy DPW track was have been taking on supplies namese troops were killed and 200 O al. M in. tipped over. from Communist Chinese two tanks and a 130mm artil­ ta* Ck-a ™ a 1 Day Notice For DeUvery Petri FT II 1.8 . Frost Free At 7 p.m., another twister ap­ freighters off the coast and try­ lery gun were knocked out dur­ 34 Hour Burner Service Single Lens Refleik: Smith Corona Sterling Famous Make Automatic [Refrigerator peared at Tyngsboro, Mass., ing to slip them back to the ment soldiers were wounded, ing 24 hours of fighting on the MANCHESTER Portable Typewriter Electric Dryer and swept down the Merrimack beach for transshipment south­ but none was killed. entire northern front up until 8 OIL HEAT, INC. OurRoq. 139.99 River through sections of West ward to the northern battle­ At Quang ’Trl, South Vietnam­ a.m. today. More than 100 of Chelmsford, North Chelmsford, field. ese paratrooeprs received 100 Full 88 character key­ the enemy troops claimed 649-4908 Oielmsford Center and South refugees, two Vietnamese (3ath- board, tabulator key The U.S. Ck>mmand reported killed were credited to air Chelmsford. that two American advisers olic priests and 23 mins and 40 sets, visible margin. Our $ strikes. Includes carry case. 95 A desk officer at the ’Tyngs- were killed just before noon sent them to government lines South Vietnamese losses were Reg. boro Police Department said, to the rear, the Saigon come- Reliable $168 when the truck in which they reported as 54 men killed and Our Reg. 79.97 "We were lucky. It hit a were riding hit a mine a half mand said. 97 wounded. Audio - Visual Behind the lens metering. stretch of about a mile alim -