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THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1971 Average Daily Net Piess Run The Weather PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT For The Weric Ended Cleartng, cooler tonight etter lianfli^Btrr lEnmtns l$«raUi poeelMe thunder ehowere ttto M ay 29, 1971 evening; tow in 60e. Tomor­ row sunny; Wgh near 70.. Sun­ ” Hie Mountain Laurel Chap­ Glbboiis Assembly, Catholic Shriners Meet day fair, cooL About Toivn ter of Sweet Adelines will re­ Ladles of Columbus, will hotior 1 5 ,55 0 hearse tonight at 8 at the Rus^ its past presidents at a recep­ At New London Manchester— A City o f Village Charm WlvM and friends have been Sian American National Cen­ tion Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. Invited to the Friendship Lodge ter, 318 W ethersfield A v e., at the home of Mis. H. John For Ceremonial (OtoeeUled Adveritotng on Ptage 31) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS of Maaona tribute to Grand Hartford. The rehearsal is open Malone, 84 Prospect S t, a form­ VOL. LXXXX, NO. 208 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1971 Maater Merle P. Tapley tonight to all women Interested in Join­ er president of the assembly. Saturday will be Shriners Day at the Maaonio Temple. There ing this four-part harmony Mrs. Malone and Mrs. Geno at New London, ' .when Sidtinx la a dinner at 6:80, a abort chorus. Andrelnl are co-chairmen of the Temple plays host to visiting lodge meeting at 7:80, and then event which Is cgien to all mem­ Shriners from Pyramid Temple a program of entertainment bers of the Assembly. They wlU in Bridgeport and Palestine featuring a talk by Paat Grand T em ple Chapter, OBIS, w ill Arson Device Meskill Says be assisted by Mrii. John Tler^ Temple of Rhode Island at its Senate Rejects Maater Irving B. Partridge of sponsor its second annual Star Night Dance June 13 at Te Old ney, Mra. Urbane House and annual Spring Oeremonlttl. Wethersfield, and a half hour Mrs. Slrmano Garaventa. program by the Bilk City Cho­ Meeting wen in South Windsor. Sphinx Temple is dedicating F o u n d I n Fiscal T alk s rus. Reversations may be made by its spring class to the memory contacting Mrs. Charles R. The American Associatloh of of Past Potentate Jean E. Shep. End-of-Draft Bid Smith, 87 Alexander St. Medical Assistants will have an a rd o f South IKTndaor, w ho died Sunset Rebekah Lodge will New Britain Fruitless Installation of officers at its din­ last winter. WASfflNGTON (AP) — The Senate voted down meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Odd Fill! Gospel Christian Fellow­ ner meeting June 17 at the There will be a street parade NEW BRITAIN (AP)^An in­ By DON MEIKLE Friday a proposal by ^n . Mark 0. Hatfield, R-Ore., Fellowa HaU. Mra. n «a McCor­ Carleton Room, Hotel Sonesta, through New London, and the ship, Interdenominatlanal, will cendiary device made from rood Associated Press Writer to stop all draft calls on July 1. m ick at IDaat H artford, d istrict Hartford. Social hour at 7 din­ ritual and Inltlatlan activities deputy president of District. 18, have a Bible study and open flares was found In a stairwell HARTFORD (AP) — The long The vote was 67 to 23. ------^ ner at 8 p.m. will take place at Ocean Beach wlU make her official visit. Re­ dlscusUon tonight at 7:80 at series oC fiscal negottatlons be­ f\ It then headed toward a mid- idenlt right down” on wHfadraw- P ark. at St. Thomas Aquinas- High Orange Hall. tween Gov. Thomas MeskiU and aftemoon vote on the proposal al by Dec. 81 but the language freshments will be served. UMts from pm ar Shrine Club School here PYlday mqmlng. The executive committee of Church Leader legisiative leaders broke ott F ri­ by Sen. Richard S. Schwelker, leaves the way open for him to at Manchester wlU participate, me Ladies Guild of the Church Classes had been called eff day without on ogreemtnt be­ R-Pa., to limit draft extension maintain miUtary action in In­ and will have hocqpltallty room of the Assumption will meet to­ Mra. Ybrk Strangfeld -of U8 for the day about half an hour ing teactaed. MesklU said he to one year. - dochina after that date in the quarters at the Holiday Inn on night at 8 in the school library. Greenwood Dr. was installed as before, when a youthful caller . planned to call a q>ecial legls- The House has already ap- name of protecting troops dur- 1-96 at Rt. 1. The Omar Color president (rf the Ebnanuel trid the school and Its nearby laUve sessiaa to begin next Fri­ proved the administration’s re- |ng withdrawal. Guard will be in front of the P U U DEPT. STORE The chapel choir of Bmanuel Lutheran Church Women 'Dies- convent that thrae bombs had day. Republican sources reported Omar Marching Unit, whose (W e A KtMkm. T s • se) . Lutheran Church will rehearse day night at its atmual meeting been planted, set to go off In “I am sorry to have to report Hatfield contended that th e ___ J members will be Identified by DDUB 1TBB. (Neat to 1 aSar I I tonight at 7:30 In Luther Hall. in Luther Hall of the church. an hour and 20 minutes. that we were unable to reach Nixon administration’s goal of menjnirn are m w WB>., nom k, ■ ^ t Hall of the churph. their red Omar shirts. They will US. ^ou't Choice Center Cut ITie c€dls came in at 8:20. agreement,” said the RepubU- an aU-volunteer mlUtary force She succeeds Mra. Ernest Ben­ by mld-1973 could be ^eded up back any be followed by the Omar Jeeps Shortly after 9, the princlpcd, can governor at a news confer­ son. transporting older Nobles. the Rev, Thomas P. Quinn, spot­ two years because of decreased cute** befw a vote on their deck style sneakers The Rev. C. Henry Anderson ence. "Everyone tried very 1 F la n k A tw ood o f 100 W estland Members will meet at the ted the device under a metal manpower needs and by switch- am en^ent. bojrs’ • • missed - mens’ St., was elected vice president officiated at the Installation. hard to reach a package that Holiday Inn at noon, or at the stairway and police removed it. ing non-essential Jobe such as McGovem-HatfleW lost last of the Connecticut Horticultural Other crfficera who were install­ would be acceptable to both best fitting-sptmge.lmiersoles parade assembly area at Broad No others were found, and there KP and grass cutting from sol- year 66 to 3», and backers claim ' Society at its annual meeting. ed were Mra. Charles Basso, sid es.” and Williams Sts. at 1. The was no explosion. dlers to hired civUlans. It has at least 40 votes this year I He Is the former farm program vice president: Mra. Donald . “Everything depends on a parade Is at 1:30. TTie d ev ice consisted o f three Debate was marked by re- —weU above the 84 needed to •2.P7-*3.29 ■ director' of 'WTIC and writes a Toney, secretary; Mra. Robert compleite agreement,” . MesklU After the parade, the Shrine road flares, four searchlight bat­ cesses and limited attendance block any debate cutoff. A two- > garden column each BYlday for Peterson and Mrs. David Hawk­ Ohuck Roast said. by senators. thirds vote is required to choke teries, bare copper -wire, a small bands Will play a massed c«i- ChtAct ch u ik cut from tht Although the governor and the The Herald. ins, education co-chairmen; Mra. box of matches and a stopwatch Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton, D- off a fiUbuster. cert on the boardwalk at Ocean finest beef that money can ill Democratic leaders had already 'Victor Johnson and Mra. Charles that had been stolen from the Mo., deUvered a lengthy appeal Senate leaders had planned to Beach and motor units will per­ agreed on every major element Sgt. Harvey W. Duplin, son Reed, service co-chairmen. Miss buy. Do pian on sertmg a physlcca education department, to Senate war critics in briialf move for a debate cutoff after form at 8:80. Evening events in­ of the fiscal i>ackage except of Mr. and Mra. Harvey J. Dup­ Harriet Casperson is serving her fine pot roast this weekend schori officials ‘said. It was of a two-year draft extension, the vote on the Schweiker SHADE TREE SPRAYING clude performances by the drum taxes — and were r^xwtedly lin of 20 Hemlock St. is on duty second term as treasurer. — make sure this outstand­ wrapped together with black contending “ending the draft amendment. corps and patrol. lb nearing agreement on a state Ftoee ysnr ardor NOW to have your shade trees with the 48rd Strategic Wing at Mra. Blmest Ley was in charge ing value is on your shop- tape. wiU not end ^ s war, and It vrill ^ ^ Omar President Robert Mhr- Income tax—both sides are now 6sr chewtog iaaeeto. Kvergreeas and Oraamesrtris ahoald Anderson AFS, Guam. His wife, of devotions. Police said there -was no in­ not prevent future wars. All it Gravel, dock will lead the Manchester •phtg list. faUlng back to their original po­ ahw he sprayed to guard agatoat Inseeto aad disease . . . Linda, is the daughter of Mr. dication yet whether the inci­ Shriners. Captain of the c 8 pun. The Narion's "Top" Banana troopship on his way to be repatriated. The South 89 Nixon Tells Wisconsin arboretum. In addiUon, MesklU said that Agreem ent ing troop withdrawals and pro- meeting to decide whether to Miniature Carnations $L I n I ^11 ( IHII i; I s h I I der steward; J. C. Schumacher, Intonalvo Care and Ooioaary in the absence of blparUsan Vietnamese abandoned the plan today when Hanoi Bunch Oem: Inunediato femiiy only, video a 60-day extension of the anprove the McGovem-Halfleld I I; i I w I I 11 \ I \ I ' I / 1 trustee for one year; Blmer . agreement on taxes, he wlU con- representatives failed to show. (AP Photo) Dec. 31 date if North Vietnam Vennart, trustee for two years; any ttane, UmKed to five mln- Caiif. Strawberries O n P O W s or any other pro- tinue to veto “aU appropria­ falls to follow enactment by pooal aimed at ending or limit- OPEN TO 9 P.M.- THURSDAY and FRIDAY BETTER CLEANERS Douj^as Welch, delegate to con- ntea. and Cantahrapes. O f P rogram ^ CHIQUITA tions bUIs that reach my desk.” making arrangements to re- ^ Involvement In South- '1 1 . r* • II Ki' ■****' venti

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MAN(SHESTER EVENING ITOltALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1971 PAGE THItEB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANGHESTTIR, CONN.. FRIDAY, JtW E 4, 1971 PAGE TW O Inching tor a permanent loca- tlons of chairs, tables, couches, ’The center will continue to ^g„, lamps and book shelves for the offer counseling for drug users. Ulster Bombings ItUAIHE [.AST Tolland \ Drugs Center It was too high to come from Court Upholds Sheinwold on Bridge \j^\ At the new location Swerdloff center. . their parento and family, re­ the pond but was low enough to plans more peer counseling. The coordinator believes drug ferral services and educational Hit 2 Offices have come fronj the brook. O.C; MOVIE Rffim ilB To Move Into never heard If the cellar stream Little League FOR PARENTS ANO GODMOTHER’S ADVICE lua^Ni group diHcussinra and workslu^ problems in Manchester wUl Ip- programs. BELFAST, Northern Ir^and INSPIRES DEFENDER NORTH New Quarters for those already using drugs, qrease this summer. "More ------stopped when the brook was put y o u n g PEO P IE ‘UmCBIGMAN* Voters Opt for Budget Cut (AP) — Police seized four men Ballplayer Ban ♦ 15 and alternate octlvlUes for young peopje wUl be hanging « . a • today In connection with bomb­ into a pipe. Any of the Muri^y HM stiMlM <( SW a •• M«a By ALFRED SHEINWOLD family who lived there later (? Q7 ’The Drug Advisory <3enter yn,,ng people who might become around because of unemploy- F a lln o t A s s ista n t ings that severely damaged two 0 ^ NEW YORK . w.t. .UU,.. .u — He hones to have programs able to go to the beaches be- Bnglnnd Could be. But he had sense father, a surgeon, was too busy Sewrsl MWIences 4 Q 10 8 7 2 4 9 4 3 referendum, rejecting the pn^ **- o®*^®®® youyoung ^ olunteeravolunteers who ard nqt cause cause cf cf lack lack of of money. money. “We’U “We’U namednamed I Peter Hadhazy executive ______^g^befa of the militant ___ provl- to help other parents umpire. usual for him since he worked aiaVAS^ AwA WAV A UAIAUAI^ CMgW AAinSAv OSAw ran l^TT e.g. u . enough to believe what he saw . . . . . hard aU day and then came (5 K J 9 4 9 A 3 2 MON • FB I. 7:80 • 9:N ------_ . ------"*®"* :'»«>get for the running of and make the ^ d iU o ^ cute. m^r-irohnna using drugs worldng with thoee try to provide for some of their usistant to General Manager sio„ai „dng of the outlaw Irish po«d Board of Finance 1971-72 the town next year *418,125 Is ’Hw cutcrys from the pubUc ®®"J*’* ^ „ ^ ^ 9 gre. needs and Involve kids with (30D6imTIONS and made provision in his walls ^ ^ " c e ^ vinw home, where he was merciless- O A 4 O 8 7 2 SAIT. S:StMl:7iaiKia , budget by a two-to-one ratio. frozen In fOT l^ -te r m deist and as they fe e l'(^ resulting "pinch Mark H. Swerdloff Is coor^- Upton BeU. Republicag Army. The pro- for the entrance on one side and " Supreme Court PsrMMi < ly henpecked. At any rate, our ♦ 8 2 4k 7643 SDN. ■ t . 4 :8 0 .7 • 9:80 The first queetion a{^>earing interest payments. from the budget cute wUl not Inator o^tho center, now at 91 ’The Jesse Lee -House, an old helping other Wda on a volun- Hadhazy, 27, a native of Hun- vtolonals have claimed r e q x ^ - wlU have room f«r teer basis.” He couldn’t (January 16th 1971 Ooglta- ter sewer lines were put in. the exit ->n the other side of the cel- J*“ “ ' Q„j,^rino UD- hero fell asleep, and his fairy / SOUTH on the machine seeking an ad-a- ’Ihe aiud of Education ex- likely be heard until next faU R««aeU " St. “ iri^on. wUl h®vo ro^ ^ teer ^to He coulto t wy ^ bUl^ for m ^ rocent^blngs Uon.) The drug stores all had houses referred to had sanitary lar. The Gould family and suspension of the 10- godmother touched him with a 4 A K 6 120,000 r- tw in t n ahniit t 7Mi iMK or winter ’Ihe SouUt United MeUiodlst quiet activities, conferences, and what activities the center will a j- **:1® Brltlsb-ruled province, diticnal * cut In the over-r poets to gemerote about *736,696 or winter. rhnrrh donatod uno of the Jesse worksb"P« "iwrotlng at the same offer because these will be de- Perscnnel Director for the Na- glass bowls like gold fish bowls plumbing and the outhouses o.C.’s were related by mar- ^ league wand and said: “Count your 108 6 5 ■Bnicm aU town budget was approvedsd Inin income to the town’s general ------®V“ ® “1®?®.... .i,,. .-rn.inoHtermlned h.,by ih*the needs and the tional FootbaUFoottoaU Leaime.League. BeU — . _ on their show-cases. They con- were removed. If that writer riage. » ' „arents to I lM*r 17 raeilwi acta tricks.’’ ’Then she disappeared, o K 5 by a U80-tio-646-vote margin. fund tor «H.w.nHnntti grants Manchester Evening Herald Lee House for the summer when tim e; and ofOce for the coora Colorado, known as the CTen- Interest of the young people said Hadhazy wUl join the Pa- tained blood-suckers labeled spent his first twelve years O. C. can understand how it t?ork details In a season PanMerAailtSwi and our hero woke up to find 4k KQJ5 ’Ihe second question on the while its new budget wlU be Tolland correspondent Bette It wUl not need the rooms for inator and a Idtimen. tennial State, was admitted to seeking help at the center. -trtets in mid June. leeches. They were used to re- there and cannot remember the is hard for some people to be- _ . ^ rule “not himself defending with the West gnufh West Norih East referendum seeking approval of *2,122,226. Qnalmle, telephone 876-8846. church activities. ’The center 1s Swerdloff wUl accept dona- the Union In 1876. duce the discoloration of black- ccndltions O.C. does, he must iieve anything concerning which » hand shown today. i NT Pass 3 NT All Pass tho finance board budget was ^ ______eyes caused by flying fUts and have come along at least twenty they themselves .have never had p ^ , M MK mua 17 Mwrai iSouth dealer. defeated by a vote of 460 —1,2U. other bruises. Doctors prescrlb- years later and is not consider- any experience. If the person «* , , (AltIMtMyeinr ten Island, took the league to wcatiwafM) Both sides vulnerable. ------— ------’Townspeople turned out In them. ed another OLD codger. Prob- himself had not told the story court last month, on behalf of his Opening lead — 7 of Spades, him. No matter what de- ■urpriaingly large numbers to O.C. remembers a little girl ably only about 86. it would have been hard for ...... at ■ BB -W- |*T !»• mmm _ West opened the seven cf clarer did, West was sure to cast their vMes and the' polls in the neighborhood for whom A n d O.C. doesnt’s need to q . C. to believe that ansrane ^ ^ ’™d^^t***”and**”*the * <3vll spades, and dedcu:er put up .t^vo more tricks, defeating took on all the iq^pearances of a Dr. Weldon prescribed the use “IMAGINE’’ that open sewer could fill a bottle from thait Rights Act of 1B64 pnAlbited tMMMWMtMM VaikfMtLUMll poUtical election. of leeches over quite a period of running thru so near our Main creeji and claim it to be Holy- dummy’s Jack to win the first contract, punishing one citizen for anoth­ trick. Declarer continued with ^11 .West needs Is another Fifty per cent of tbei town’s time. Can’t recall having heard St. He KNOWS it. It was noth- wbter. Enough to have desecrat- er’s actions. 8,666 eligible voters and taxpay­ what her ailment was. ' ing to be proud of. but was a much revered religious a diamond to the king. West re- go^oU ier to cure the „ - . . .u * /I — ------, Paglla’s attorney, Daniel Led- fused, of course, but he had to henpecking. ers turned out. A steady stream Applicatlon of a piece of beef denying that. (3.0 symbol, but then to have foisted after the ruling, “We THEATER TIME take the next diamand with the Dally of cars flUed with young fhm t C i t k l o r steak was also suiq>osed to re- would be delinquent if he failed y upon his own devote and trust- going into the plajroffs next Ues and their chUdran could be duce the swelling and color to tell all as It was. (ng mother Is almost too much ^^d then. If necessary, on to the SCHEDULE . „ Partner opens with 1-NT, and seen entering and leaving tire WEEKEND BLAST! ______MeanwhUe West was foUow- passes. You from a black-eye. BUIGrant Our critic also wrote, “Re- jq believe. World Series”—mecuilng he Hicks School parking lot the butcher gave a kid a big member Old Codger, people That story about Willard ,vr>iil'l appeal all he way to the Burnside: - “They Might Be Spades, Q-10-8-7-2 ; Hearts, throughout the day. bone with a smallbit of red who lived in that part of town Rogers acquired his favorite supreme Court, Giants” 7:16. 9:16. The Board of Finance wiU meat on one end. The Md ran remember It better than you nickname “Bun” is a new one Cinema I : — “Andromeda and if. the dear only knew where „ou aav7 meet ’Tuesday night at 7:80 In Thick Cushion around a day or two holding It do.” Well O.C. was born and ^ q WUlard and O. C. Strain” 2:00, 4:30, 7:00, 9:30. yjgy ^rere coming from. . the Town Hall at addeh time Fun in the Sun! to the side of his eye. Uved for -22 years where he ^ ^ e growing up together In the SUN., JUNE 6 they are expected to set a 72- Rectangular Nudge Planned Under The Sea” 1:30, 4:16, 7:00, ^ change of occupa- „ ‘ conVenUon, asking Folding Chaise ( January 29, 1071). A letter could put a stone from 1^ yard neighborhood our earUer omlU rate for the 1971-72 fiscal 5’6”x 3’2” P.V.C, signed, “Another old Codger.” Into Keeney Court with two years or so and sure tlon. West counted declarer’s to Wd a major suit of For Mars Probe year, enabling the tax coUec- JRotorized Grill » ■ “In the Jan. 8th column you throws. He spent many days what one another were state: — “Bob, Carol, Ted, tricks. South would oirely get ^ ^e bids tcr to prepare the tax bills with­ 4 spoke of the outdoor toilets playing with the ktds on the ^ y„jg q . C. ------PASADENA, Calif. (AP) . _Alice” 9:20; “Cactus Flower”, five diamonds, , three spades and ». ^ ™. . jump — - to four out further delay. Jnflatable Boat With Hood & Oven hanging over the dry brook on CJourt. Houses on the east side recall that Willard ever Scientists at the Jet Propulsion 7 :30. the ace of clubs. There was ^ jja , ’Tax CbUeotor Earl Beebe ex­ poly varnished Keeney Court. I Uved.cm that were quite close together hut on ^gj.,,gy g„ johnle (the-baker) Laboratory planned to midge ^A ’Iheatre East: — “Little therefore no chance to defeat denying a major suit of 13.77 plained the finance board had Our Reg. 21.99 Out Reg-17.99 Our Reg. 22.99 street untU I was twelve years the west side was more tow play ball. A -.UU...-double on the J. aMnni engine at 6:22 p.m. EU3T when 8:36. life line. east comer of Oak was occu- letter It afford- the” « vehicle to 838,000 mUes from East Windsor Drive-In : - “The ^ e ^ ^ '^ t h might have 6.000 Tax mils Heavy duty 'There are 6,000 tax blUs to Folding Chair 4 pied by Loneys and Orrs.• ’The ^ Mm and some of hto real earth wlU aim the probe so____ It Deserter” 10:60; “Darling UU” hearts headed by the ten. P.V.C. material. Our Reg. 3.33 i®a«rl|F0tFr lltUe girl Lottie got an Wd fash- O- C. friends a lot of ^ ,^59 ^ jg g gj yjg forcing.) be computed and written out, Sees Light Copyright 1971 according to Beebe who esti­ Adjustable 5 position fire box ton shoe button up her nostril When one makes a statement phuiet Nov. 13, officials Just In time, West saw the Sturdy aluminum and had to get Dr. Weldon to re- that he beUeves to be tme he General Features Corp. mates it WiU cost the town an Handy steel shelf and side- lEumns IlFtalb light. He led the king of hearts. frame, flat arms. As­ tray; oven hood with heat in­ move It. should be willing to accept a course correction will be additional *800 to *400 for tiie Published Dally Except Sundays ’Htls odd play would look fool­ sort^ colors. dicator and U.L. motor_.. and Holidays at IS Blisell Street. O.C. also remembers weU the corre^cm J ” commanded via a radio signal House Passes extra help. Tlds wiU be cheeper 2.66 ish If South had the ace, but in Manchester, Coon. brook that hto crlUc knew In tion to know H o w ^ r misskHi control early In Doors Opened than borrowing funds however, that case there would be no Our Reg. 7.29 Telephone 84S-3711 Gould’s back yard. Later It was when someme ^ familiar with apacecraft’s 247-mUUon-mile ‘King Day’ Bill ha added. Second Cnass Postage Paid at hope______of defbaUng______the contract. MANlTOW(3C, Wls. (AP) — Manchester. Oum. ((NoiO) put Into an underground pipe. ‘'^®® journey to analyze and map the HAR’TFDRD (AP) — A bill As It happened, Bast did have Another male bastion, the Manl- The finance board wlU also SUBSCRIPTION RATES O.C. a lso remembers the to be a Uar and has It ^ im s h ^ g^t,„gspj,ere and terrain. have to find *80,000 In addition­ Payable In Advance thrniiffh' thA cAtinr. In the newspaper for all to _ ,. r BOLIUN NUICH FAMILY paign staged In support of the For rozorvatiom caO Gravity finance board’s budget by the A man who can jump six BEKIM FEHMIU • RICHARD CRENNA- CHUCKCONNORS 3 FREE IN PERSON CITE group was admittedly 644 0618 feet high on the earth could an unpopular cause. ’Those jump 30 feet hig^r on the moon caoR APPEARANCES working for the effort had felt N or 10 feet high on Mars, but **^deseifter" 3 ,6 & 8 P.M. right along it was all but im- only 2% feet high on Jupiter. ^UUIETIaj pTus------pooalble to convince voters to Hanimex 500RF 14 K Gold Children’s BEfflyAM EVERY SATURDAY pay more money in taxes, but M arx they felt tt was necessary to Birthstone Rings Portable Radios Pepsi-Cola make peo|de realize tiie effects Big Wheel Slide Projeetor DAY and NIGHT the budget cute will have cn the Get Your Pepsi coupon town. Gym Dandy Assorted sizes Remote Con­ Coldor Priced Your Choice Your Choice on the Pepsi cartons Besolto Of-Ont Our Reg. 15.99 trol focus, for­ in stock for im­ Two fine Zenith Others Involved in running the P lay Gym ward, reverse, mediate deli­ radios — com­ town government privately ex­ Seat adjusts to and 500 watt very. plete with bat­ STOCK CAR Plus pressed the hope that towns­ fit all ages. 88 teries. Choose |88 Our Reg. 47.99 88 lamp, f/2.8 7 7 NOW SHOWING FIGURE 8 RACES people will now accept the in­ Makes realistic lens, 120 capac­ § m , Reg. 11.97 your favorite EACH EVERY SAT.*8:00P.M evitable results cf the budget engine sound! ity slide tray. ;F141, Reg. 12.97 style. cut as tt begins to affect them #142, Reg. 12.97 personally. Large attached slide, fNIlHf f’ARK OPf N plus glider, swings, 1 f^l ; P M . SAT 6 P M ’nils was particularly true of the school board memebrs who sky ride. Sturdy con­ 0^ SUN 1PM. see UtUe alternative to eliminat­ struction, easily as­ » 4« I f » 4 ing several programs which sembled, ij'1 0 4 1 2 3 ■ '1 Hardware Auto Every Friday night is have been in existance tor sev­ Bonus N i ^ t eral years. 'Die elementary A3 schools are expected to be par­ Pool Package #7 ^ BURNSIDE R O U TE 159 ticularly hard hit. AT AGAWAM. MASS. In contrast to other years', BURHSIDE iVE EtST HiRTFOnC “THE A FHANKOVICM PROOUCKON town officials did not make 7 :3 0 - 9:30 FREE PARKING 528 -3333 YEAR’S frw Ferkiiit. fm AJiwIniso threatening claims as to what BEST mm inariu would happen If the budget Tech Seal 1 STP Gas Treatment COMEDY!" MaiTHau Berom an rauii JonnnE were further cut. . laivaeaf MVMW Protects asphalt • 7 0 1 Big 12 oz. size. nEiunuRnuiooDUiRRO Thlfanlt’s Prediction Royal Companion Capital & Apple L P’sl driveways against oil / I 4 U ■ Ironically a prediction made Limit 2 per cus- A eaeui8 \ a n d weather. g eal. ■ tomer! ^gg ggg ^ . by -First Selectman C!harles Portable Typewriter ► Paul McCartney Ron. 5.69 » ■ FLOW8P t 'Thlfault at the state legislative •Ram” E598 II ' Ac«laiiyteanlWiimQOU)ieH»MI A mNEIBAl/NEMUN-FOIIFIIAN PKTVK hearing on the state budget two Com Broom ^ ^ mraitha ago appears to have Full office size Our Rag. 35.97 ■•Grand Funk For a clean O / ^ 16 oz. Liquid, Read Herald Ads keyboard, 2 ■Survival” TECMNiCOlOfl* 1 I TECMNFCOtOfl^ come true. 18’x48’’ Pool by Doughboy AT At that time Thifault stated, color ribbon. •49 Includes qase. l•Bloodrock III O’Cedar Sponge Mop Biasell Rug Applicator . 9:20 AT 7:30 “V/e are standing on the edge If Bought Separately 248.94 70 V i n e V h z a of a taxpayer’s revolt UnaWe 12 per store. With the power . 0 2 7 & 3 Qts. Shampod C 88 iGlen Campbell to exert much if any influehce No rain checks. strip! O u r Reg. 3.39 ...... ^ Reg. 7.79...... t j Big, family size -Greatest Hits” over the amount of state and pool, Lomart filter, GOLDEN CRUST PIZZAI federal taxes taken out of his redwood ladder. ijj.iu.M ejiliCng pocketbook, the average proper­ PIZZA Smell Largo d i n t ty owner la venting all his frus- *215 mcMUL.;vyD W7-2727 ON 1-91 NOfiTHol JCT MtFD Eastwoodf tratimis on the one area of tax­ TdKFEAST-WFSTSlUVtCIDP F< T has ation he can directly control.. . Doughboy Pools Famous Make never the •• I / / Chopped Beet spot! The additional cute ^ v e re­ Plig.#9 l5’x10'K4t", Reg. 208.94 C A N A D A DRY sulted in an overall *1M,916 de-^ A ir SousoD# 1.45 2.70 4 P R U b i n ^ R n WITH IACH LABOR FIZZA crease hi the general govern­ Mutbcoomt ' 1.50 2.s'6 1 BOTTLE OF OPEN ment budget over original de­ Doughboy 18’x i2 ’x48” Conditioner COLOR partment requests coupled with Anchovies 1.45 2.70 CA N A D A DRY 7 1 3 0 " an addlticnal overall decrease Oval Pool * 2 3 7 WITH iBAOH SMALL FlZaM ^ SHOW AT of *191,000 in the Board of Edu­ #3617 DISK Meat Boll 1.45 2.70. Package # 9 Our Rag. 258.94 Coldor Priced Offer Good H un June 9, 1971 DLUC nil.l..9 347-1388 DUN MARVIN cation budget. ’IWs represents: Ready for you to V TOBISSILL 08IDGE F xn WISl .DUSK^ finish. Reg. 29.99_ PepperenI 1.50 2.80 YOU MUST BRING OOUFON! : UFT Al BlUtMIUSAVtNLJI BURY LANCASTER jouWjrKl Creen Pepper 1.35 2.50‘ W ere Sorry — ______0 1 3 36” x36” pjokcase 1 3 . 8 8 Easy Insta-Mount installation. [L = ^ AIRPORT • ___ Our Reg. 18.49...... Plugs in like a lamp! Adjustable 9 5 Onion 1.25 2.40 We r e m t the trouble we caap^ CtXOB *KK k IDDIS W.AYOKOUWP ^ ® ^ 2 . Moni I’KOOI INC ran Bookcase tnermostst. HSvoIl, 7.5 3tnperes. our cnstcmiere la«t weekend. The . . 2 8 » o T 6430.Our Reg. 41.99 2 9 .3 3 1 'Combinotion of 2 1.6S 3.00 2 for 1 P in a Sale waa r^^eated In m.i I ri: ( i i \m i:- Charge It! error. NUT D6 NEY..1.01 AA£S v e in ( I; . . n K'l '■! 'l: 159 Cembinotien of *3 1.80 3.30 House Spedel 2.00 3.75 All above Homs Portable Window Fan eitcepf Anchtfvies Bl Our Reg. 19.70 U AUTHENTICITY I 1145 Tolland Tpke. Sale Fri. and Sat. Two 8 inch fans fit window Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 pjn. ilM Iy at M m iycR th a n EVEB Rbmni Oaliy at 24” to 42” wide. Swing feet ^Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. SdW>4-.80- NOW ON MAIN ST. " Manchester, 660 CENTER ST. ~ MANCHESTER .,7:00 >0:80 1‘.80 • • 7 M • 0:80 make it a utility fan. Quiet, Has Siaitonery A Cords efficient. CNmc* ta Piae Pkannaey) 15.88 MANCHESTER * EVEN^TQ' HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1971 PAGE n V E , . HEKAIJ?,-.MANCHE8tER,- CONN., FRg)AY, JUNE 4, 1971 PAGE POUB’, In 1805, the United States con­ ed into Buenos Aires, Argen­ ed by opponents of toe coun­ Flag Reward Today in History cluded a peace treaty with Trip- tina and overthrew the govern­ try’s policy of racial segrega­ Tolland Nursie Aides By THE ASSOCIATED PBES8 <41- ment of President Ramon 8. tion. OGDEN, Utah (AP) — Mr. PLAZA DEPT. STORE Today Is Friday, June 4', toe In 1831, Prince Leopold of CasUHo. and Mrs. James C. Price are of­ I66to day of 1871. There are 210 Saxe-Coburg was chosen as toe Ten Years Ago Narrow Gauge fering a $10 reward, no quOs- Given Caps (Wo Hove A KoiloO To Ploooe) da3rs left in the year. first king of Belgiiun. President John F. Kennedy DENVER (AP) — Eariy-day tiona asked, for return of a U.S. Town Officials W ill Get Today’s HlgUlght In History In 1896, In Detroit, Henry and Soviet Premier Nikita Colorado railroads were mostly flag stolen from in fnmt of Aqua and white caps were On this date in 1942, toe IPa- Ford made a successful test run Khrushchev conferred in Vien­ narrow gauge because the nar­ their house, ’n e Flag was used Plans for 1-86 Expansion presented to 86 nurses aides;' olfic War naval and air battle with his first car. na, Austria. row trackage and correspond­ to drape the coffin of their son, Level n , and diagonal stripes of Midway began. It ended In In 1936, toe first socialist gov­ Five Years Sgo ingly compact cars were more Pfc. James D. Price, who died for caps were presented to -28 tho first decisive defeat for Ja­ adaptable to steep grades and *nie new plana for the widen­ BuHetln B ow d OrtN -m i 9 tONIMT ernment of France took office Democratic Senator Robert In 1967 of a lung tumor contract­ nurse aides. Level m , last night pan In the war. under Premier Leon Blum. F. Ketmedy arrived in South sharp curves imposed by moun­ ing o f 1-88 (in^Umr Cross Hlgfa- RegUtratioo for swimming ed in Korea. S M ILIN G m SCRVICE , ^ ^ . lessons wlU bo h^d tomorrow at an annual ceremoney in the fVIRYlODY IS M ASIO On This Date In 1943, army troops march­ Africa and was warmly receiv­ tain terrain. way) will be presmted to town from 8 until noon at new dining room of Manchester oftlclala Tuesday at 2:S0 in ttie Crandall’s Park. Memorial Hospital. at plaza Town Hall. Kindergarten orientation and The aides have completed the in-service cllnloal training and Representatives of the State » ^ .... School for next year’s incoming dlassroom instruction for their level. Mrs. Helen Valentine, Department of Transportation ijindergarten classes will be held i r (DOT) wUl make the formal tomorrow morning from 10 un- nundng supervisor, is in charge BIKINI BIT . . . presentatlon at a i^ecial meet- til noon at the scluxd. of the program. has added another Speakers at the ceremonies SMILING m SERVICE TINY TOP AND ing which has been called by _ . _ . • ~ will hold a Crafts Show and were Mrs. Topping, a smiling service for Flrrt Seleotman Charles Thl- gjjg qu the Green tomorrow Level m nurse aide; Donald SWEATERS 1 _ SKIMPY BOnOM. fault. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Avery, personnel, director; and Maps of the proposed layout Tolland VFW Post will hold a Paid Somoza, assistant admin­ your shopping convenience FROM HIGH TIDE will .be posted at the Town steak Hight tomorrow from 7 istrator. Mrs. M a^ dterud, di­ Hidl tomorrow to enable towne- untU 9 p.m. at the Post home, rector BETTER CLEANERS < from High Tide. One at Mt. ^ring Rd. and Reed Rd. Trtland Volunteer iFire D^iart- ona Drawer, Catherine connection and at Old CaUu^e ment will be held Sunday after- Also, Jeanne Fallixi, V !J1 CUKKN ROM), MANCHKSTKK J from a great Rd. in the vicinity of the high no«i at 2 in the Leonard’s Ooi^ Gordon, Cynthia Harrison, (Next to 7-11 Store) — Tel. ti Iti-.'.tlM; J school. Firehouse. ry Harrtlngton, Lynn Haywai ( collection, done *The overpasses, according to ’Ihe ’Tolland Volunteer Am- Friends of Miss Beth R, Hoffman, left, exchange persoMl best wishes fol- Pam Hamilton, C^thla Hamll in nylon or acrylic DOT, will greatly Improve the balance Asaoclatlon wUl meet Happy Shopping! ton, Gertrude Grace, Bllen Lie- flow within the town which has Sunday night at 7:80 in the lowin^T dinner in her honor last nig ht. iShe retires this month fabrics. Sizes 5-13. Manchester school system afi^er 15 years as head of the social work dejiart- ber, Josephine Lewkowlcz, suffered from the highway dlvl- town garage, Mary Mason, Karen Mortenson, sportswear gtmi. Cub Scout Pack 15 will hold ment. (Herald photo by Coe) Lena Millard. School Flooded lbs annual picnic Sunday after------Also, Adeline Riley, Judith l a r g e s e l e c t io n I ■”/ V > ' < ‘Ihe new Middle School’s base- noon from 1 tmtil 6 at (hrandall’s Miss Hoffman Honored work loads in too school sys- Sokala, Fredoricka Smith, Par ment was flooded yesterday eve- Park. tem.” trfcla Sherman, Doris Snow, ning during the heavy downpour. The annual Father-Daughter Miss Hoffman, who lives In Maureen Tyler, Marriia Ven- prompting- the fire department Brownie Banquet will be held By Friends^ Co-Workers West Hartford, said ehe expects nart, Debra White, Debra GERANIUMS to rush to the school in the Sunday afternoon beginning at to take things easier for a while Thurston, Joan Triesclmeau, mldle of the traffic Jam created 6 in St. Matthew's Church Par- More than ISO friends and perlntendent of schools, served then become involved in Marva Williams, Katherine Ha- Reg. $1.25 - $1.49 WHITE STAG'S by the referendum at the nearby ish Center. associates of Miss Beth R. Hoff- as master of ceromoideB, and people again, btcUt, MhrJorte ScuaseU. Hicks School. Scoreboard nhoee who received stripes Actual damage to the school The Boy’s League Instructlon- reed a tribute to Miss Hotfmm L,ast night’s reception S T A V n iES T Margaret Best, of muddy water over toe floors. „,omIng at 10 on fields one and ^ ^^e Manchester P«***“’ ___ . *1 by Norman FhndeH, special borg Bervaids, POLYESTER The predlcttons made before k m, i . IlMng lauded “ her superior education supervisor. Bessie Brackley, Antoinette the school was constructed by xhe Tolland IBgh Eh^les base- Club. She gervlce to toe schools of Man------Brazauskas, ~ Ihelma Br^fgs, Dora Oaron, Solange Ootot, toe late First Selectman Car- j^ i team has qualified for the school social work depart- h m steps whhdx- toe OHien 49e and 79c SEPARATES melo Zanghl were proven true oagg c state champlontolp ment. has taken to imiaeve the lot of Ruth Dow. Injured Seniors Also, Robb Duprey, Marjorie by last nlg^’s flood. When toe quarter finals for the second The evening was a mixture ao many of Its pupils and, by so site for toe school was chosen, consecutive year, (the varsity of fellowship and gaity, ser- doing, to improve toe lot of us Rejoin Oass Fischer, Oraoe Gl^o, Jean Zanghl warned about toe high program has been In ex- lousness and sadness as many all. R la a sNVlce which has Grannis, Blfrieda HameL BEDDING S M IL IN G m SER V IC f ground water and poor drainage ___ igtance at the school for only in saying farewell to her paid gntitted______her to the thanks and Nine East Catholic Ugh Harvey, 'Iheresa Howard, GERANIUMS Fabulous stay prest polyester cimdiUons. two years). The Eagles defeated tribute to the oontributloiis she remiect of every one of us,’’ he School seniors, who received Building Inspector Charles Hampton 5-2 yesterday to has made to toe school system minor Injurlee when three of »*imld, Susan Malinoskl, Mary 6«pae $2.49 and cotton, for your active SchuU last night noted the pres- qualify for toe quarter finals. in her 15 years here. _ . t u.xniran seven school buses carrying toe MWaey, EUzabeto Perry. ent drainage pipe on the school _____ Ml^ Hoffman, whose teach- * P*®***® cotode^ Rt. Also, Beveriy Raacher, Oece- Summer. Machine washable in ground is'inadequate. Mancliestor Evening Herald to^ 2 in Glastonbury yesterday «a Ray, Alice Shannon, Baihara ANNUALS 85e fray A single pipe runs down Old xollMid comspaadent Bette White, oceanberry, navy, and Peat Rd. from the Hicks Me- Quatrale, TM. 875-2845. in 1966 during the superintend- ^ Topping, Jean Ward, THE PLEATS morial School to the Middle ______ency of Arthur H. ming, now ^ her Judgment blue. Jacket 8-18 20.00, Pants School with a catch basin in be-.be- l m/r 1 - reUred. She was given the re- ^ Hie accident occurred at Elected bv Senate ARE BACK! Tac^rm^r a 3- Stocfc M arkct nocSTT^anS ri McCONVILLE 8-1616.00, topS, M, L,7.00 STORE HOURS BY JERRY MANN GREENHOUSE AND FLORIST sportswear DOWNTOWN the hlU between the Hicks stocks today put a brake on the g gfgff q i 14 under her P<*siwe, ne aaio. jfoodus, according to a the « ™ votes “» ot the Electoral Col­ DAILY 9:80-5:80 School and the Middle School, stock market's recent advance, gupervislon, which was ac- Dr. Walter Sebardt, repre- high gchooV spe^esman. lege. Richard Mentor Johnson SOe WtkOIFBBlDGiB HT. 6M THURS. TO 9 P.M. was elected by toe Senate and Water from the pipe over- T r a d i n g was tctlve. knowledged by several.of the senUng the Board of Education, poUce say the accident . . . OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS flowed, backing up over the The noon Dow Jones average gpeakers as among the beet in also lauded her contributions to under investigation, with term, toe PARKADE 12.00 FLOWERS FOB ALL OCCASIONS drain to a point where it filled of 30 Intoistrials was off 1.26 Jhe state. the seboria and presented tow a „„ banned Against any vice ever elected dl- MON.-TUES.-SAT. the parking lot by toe school’s points at 920.04. Advances led ^ highlight of the evrait was certification of recognition for ^f yje drivers, rectly by the Senate. 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. service entrance above the door- declines on the New York Stock presentation to Hiss Hoff- service on toe board’s behdB. nhe three buses collided Just The most important t i , - sill level. It the*l seeped through Exchange by a narrow margin. g g^ld watch and purse Douglas Pierce, to* board’s beyond toe Rt. 17 turnoff. WED.-THUR.-FRI. bl ,toe door, flooding toe floor of Analysts said toe profit taUng gg g parting gift from those bustoess manager, said be is in An ambulance and the Olas- 10 A.M .-9 P.M. skirt look for '71... ,% ’ • toe school’s basement. that devek^ied tate Thursday attending. Mrs. Blanche Caro- a posltlan to know that Mias tonbury police aided in trans- the classic pleated -• > The fire department spent continued today. carl, her secretary, made the Hoffman has carried efficiently porting the injured to the hoe- well over an hour pumping toe Mbtors' and building materials presentation, of toe most tremendous pital. skirt. Now of 100Vo . •' water out. were lower. All other groups Following too dinner, the Dsm Okay were mixed. Manchester High School Round double knit polyester. The footinga of toe CrandaU’s Am

^ ^ ’s League Trip average at noon rose .8 to 824.2. The annual Boys’ League trip Industrials wore off .9, rails to X ^ toe Boston^ Sok w ere up U i and utUltles were up game tomorrow, wlU accom- EDUCATION ■ 9fSR neoole accocdlng to Prlcea oh toe Big Board a mo^^te ^^*4* ^ most-active list Included Sony B ^ league Secretary Ban qp 1 gt as%; Trans Wori. W il i n g m s e r v i c e Co hiiFie- Airlines, off 1 at 81%; Seaboard AN INFORMED PUBLIC win X k orTSe Coast Une Industries, up 1% at ^ ptek up toom phlUlps Petroleum, off % 2?** H.I X kto iS at 89%: Sd Penn Central. Memorial to proposed selling its MAKES WISE DECISIONS!! / > r S vast real eriate holdings alon ^ * ^ toT ^ ed away for HMKHESIER PROPERTY OWNERS K StM . SILKY SHIRTWAIST, a lack of. tickets. Prices on toe American Stock PRINTED FOR SUMMER FROM ALFRED DUNNER cle^ S T ' end New York Times riasa A. PUBLIC MEETING Baker and Mariha Smith. gff % gt 24%. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9fh - 8 F.M. 16.00 BENTLEY SCHOOL Happy-go-lucky ■■TOPIC'' Summer prints of in J i t THE SCHOOL SYSTEM Ultressa texturized polyester, with a WHERE IS rr — AND ^ WHERE M g y * IS rr G O IN G 7 7? PARKSHKE'S luxurious feel of silk. n A roelf i f Washable, of course. dsWrttown m«imehsnM*,, 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 FAVORITE DRESSES 10-18. sportswear — GUEST SP E A K E R S— ' f o r S U M ^ downtown and Parkade Qia! m i i M i j s STORE HOURS BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMBERS d o w n t o w n COME AND BRING A FRIEND. DAILY 9:80-5:80 WE ARE INTERESTED IN WHAT YOU HAVE TO SAY. Parkshire, so famous for THURS. TO 9 PJVL fit and fashion, takes its COFFEE AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED. better polyester and arnel PARKADE M ON. - TU ES. - SA T . b o H i M MfHIt knit fabrics, in a group of MANGHESTEIR PROPERTY QWNSSIS ASSOCIATION Summer dresses. . . and prices (, 10 AJ4.-6 P.M. ' WED.-THUR.-FRI. > e a p s e o r i c s bOXM Name .. them at this low, low price. a f . Many styles in sixes 10-18. * -* i."" ■ .10 A ^ ; - 9 P.M. AddreM we can-save jtoiir idd thermoB for dresses p i *5.00 ENCLOSED. ~ i ’ ' ' ' pennies —we have all the parts, Return to: P.O. Box 428 and fairway priced tool Manchester, Conn. 06040 '$ > •>} \% All Memberships Kept Confidential - i ’ , *we feature variety at its very best” * t * * * ssawfunBUfTlKn PROPIKBTY OWNERS ASSOC., P .O . BOX 4U i. ■ arAN«.'H P!^^TrR • HTCttAT,«. MANCHEStER, bONN.. FRIDAY, JIJNE 4, 1971 PAGE SEVEN MANCHEStER EVENING HERALD, MAi^CHESlER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1971 PAG E SIX Hehron T V T o n ig h t Veto-Bound Revamp Bill French Honor Political Parade ing for him feels simplred to choose. , PARIS (AP) — JnUan (Ooattsned from Page •) jeettve. tor Oomplsta UsHngs' such nobility of phrase. Selectmen Ready to Rrfer Gets House Okay— Anyway Green, tbe Paris-bom Amei^ —Deqptte the 8 m 8atnrday*s TV W sSk lean noveUst, was elected roll taxes a 200-doUar-arweek Uen that we have a progresMve lEttpnlttd Ifwali But — also once again — a single tele- By DON sssuKi-i Rep. Irving Stolberg. l>Naw Thursday to the French factory worker will pay in the tax system, ttiere is idmost no Purchase to Voters HARTFORD (AP)—Tbe Houas Ha-ven, said that as a praCesaor Academy. He Is the first per­ next six year*—an increase so o o ^ in c . vislon performance ttuuld not be quite relattonriitp between tax bur­ T b s B o s M o t Boleotmcn last stse (8) went through an elaborate per- of political geography he wmdd son wi(h foreign citiaendiip Mg that It will. In many in­ a BlnaU benefit game with all proceeds (IS) (C) dens and abO ity to p a y. Ita 1988, enough to win a presidency. ai|^ t«r«sd . that residents going to the Uttle L«ague. tiaan charade Thursday, ftaudly give tbe Democratic piM to receive tbe honor. stances, w^ie out tbe supposed by the careful calcuhia of Id ­ cat) A”. And MMUer added ttut WAutBSR B. raitOuBiH* sbesdd be given the o^Mirtun- Last yaaria tilt waa a “close­ (4t> I Havr peuesing a Democratic plan tor Green, 71, takes the chair gain he has received from hU ler and Herriot, the eftectlva tax PlAUMian The danger the American democratic iil6 <4S> remapping OonnecUcut’s she con- the OOP plan deeerved an of Francois Hauiiac, a No­ Ity at a town meeting to decide ly” pitched contest with ttie < G ) recent Income tax cuts. Foonded Octolwr 1, 1881______. SdS |8t> ’'A” for “uttsUc endeavor,” If rate was Just about level (vary­ process is flirting with Is the danger of whether or not the town dMuld firemen winning 17 to 16. This <0 ) gresrional districts. bel Prise winner wtto died Stmllariy, it Is not poUttcians ing only between $0 and 81 per FuUWwil Bvary S>nnlnf; Bzpat^ Smidm fltfS o SU m s ) ‘ wUttSf* — nothing else. purchase the Gross-Dressman year’s game will most likely be it was a charsde for the last y ea r. but two career men In the Coi- and HoUdaya. Bkiter«d at tn* « taking an Image for reality, of falling The plan passed by the House cent) on families from the 2,006- iCanoliMUr, Ooon., aa Sacond Oaaa Hau a low soaring one as the fire­ o n csi simple reason that Gov. Thomas There were 27 votes for sus Bureau who have set forth property for recreatlan and con- reduces the Fourth District to doUar-a-year income level-aU Mattar______' In love with stylo and appearance In­ men have proposed a monetary (iw s » J . MesklU w in v eto th e MU If Green and one abstention. Mrvatten. > s iw <4S) n I the seven Fairfield Obunty towns in the clearest fashion the facts tbe way up to B0,000-dollar«- fine for the benefit of the Uttle it ever reaches hts desk. And, SOBSCBIFTION RATES stead of respect for substance, of ta>« ’g Tbe selectmen felt that rath­ SttS ^ M S e on Long laland Sound, Including on who pays taxes in tliia coun­ year. n m fala In A d w q e Longue for every home run U t as Republicans painted out, Um He urged the meeting be recon­ try today. One Tear ...... 19.00 an impression of (g>en sincerity aa a er than lose out on the (gitlon Hews measure la likely to be knocked Greenwich at one end and Rich flunlHes faced steeper Six Hontba ...... UEO Game ttme la scheduled for 1 vened, this time with Murphy the town holds on the property, down by the federal courts even and Bridgeport at the other, Back in April, the Bureau’s rates on tbelr Income taxM, but Three Months ...... 9.75 substttute for the facts of a enreer. p.m. at St Petar’a Field on R t Mek Tea Brke One Month ...... 8J6______the Board of Finance should I) lOM V< tt tt im’t vetoed. Tbe Fourth District, however, Herman P. Miner and Roger A. pald a much smaller proportion 88 and the conoeaaian stand wia 7 rit a ) ^ it "obviously ludi­ ^rriot puMiahed a aehclaily of tbetr Income in soles, excise MBIMBBIR OF_____ rocommend the $60,000 appro- The majority Democrats, remains the one with the larg- “ • cauea In a recent gubernatorial election con­ be open for lunch, in case of crous” to exclude from ttie con­ p^M T that m ight -weU b e the THH ASSOCIATKD BRBBS . prlattcn and take It to a town <&> however, were determined to ett population (tovlatlon — .6* and payroll taxes. Overall, the Ttw Aaaooated Preaa Is ezctastrely e^ test, some of the political generals on meeting. The option on the rain,-the gdme will be held on OM 94N ference the top police official In most important political doc­ BO.OOOdoilar tam tty g a v e the sued to the use o l repUhUoatlon o ( all the 18th. peas the HU, and It was sent per cent. nows dispatches credited to It or not o tl^ property expires June 16. ■m Hi New York. Seven poSettuen ument of the year—except for government no higher propor- the losing side complained that If, leav­ Auxiliary Eleetioa Ills (Snw I on its way to the Smate, where Both plans keep file First wise credited In this paper and also the The selectmen also felt this (S - * » ) - ___ __ have been slain so far this year the tact the politicians have' act­ Uon of Its income ttum the fam­ local news puhllehed hero. . . . Tbe WomM’s AuxUiaiy of the it faces an equally perttsen vote. District suhstantlaUy RepuhU- All rMUs ot repahUcaUon o l apecial die- ing all records and arguments and aetten was necessary In spite ed as If they did not want to ily with one-tenth as much earn­ Jones - Keefe - Batson Ameri­ < & . <0 ) The Democratts did not make can—but in the GOP plan, the paitches nerefai are also reaerred.______pledges and {womlses exactly the same, It was certainly nothing against the Mevie average district size. In com- want the Republican towns of month, be was named to In this country has hardly asking price is $280,000 for the ham, Ustoclan. U M of the 'niird District doesn’t BOr Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday office has probably not only confirmed tow n ab ou t “ $28,000 a yeeur to ter, chiqplaln. . Nswsespe t o Tbe U.S. Supreme Oouit has A lD ertu s J n a g n u s top five per cent, more than makes, George Wallace aays For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday, I (8) Maws — ■aasesl af Udi- insisted that the most mathe­ want the Democratic stronghold the bottom 40 per cent. If great- that taxes will be the. main is­ dassined deadline 4:80 p.m. dwTte- that favorable Impression but added msinfsiii It” This would In­ ’Ihe above ofltcers will be (a te sad Sica Oft (0) matically equal districts are the of Bridgeport, which the GOP Headed by Male er equality waa a goal of tbe sue of Ms 1972 cam pal^ Is this tore puhllentloo 4:80 pi.m. T M ay lor measurably to It. But It may be some- clude a fuU-Ume caretaker and Bwom In at a meeting to be Saturday and MWiday publlcatloo. scheduled for sometime next ■daemUMSl TV (M) ones that must prevail, said plan would have given Mm, be­ past 28 years’ social policies, really an issue the other candi­ a grounds keeper. cause Giaimo fears a posslMe NB!W HAVEN (AP)—Dr. Fran­ thhMT against the voters themselves, and month and there will be Joint Fridas. JM* I Minority Leader FYancis J. they have not achieved their ob- dates want to leave to him? F riday, June 4 . The selectmen plan to attend FH OoUins, who said the Democrats’ primary chaSenge from that cis H. Horn was named Friday the democratic system. If the voters do tnstallathsi with the post some­ S-.U Besaws atreet B (C) the Board of Finance’s meeting 7:U OWDss si Oar Thsas (C> idan is “open to challenge in quarter. as the first man ever to be time In tbe fan. not try to be a little more studious. on Mlonday evening at which "H iller: Eenith and RetrttMi- the courts.” presidoit cf Albertus Magnus Other up - coming meetings ttO B ” . Instant Image time a deeislan will be made OoUina also charged that tbe C ollege. are the 4th District Auxiliary 7M Bsall cratic congreeatonal candidates bOso th e first laym an to head Power, Purpose, Beauty ten Post and the Slat Annual S h im o f M u rp h y Gross Pressman property. "The Teeeeeeed" In five of ttie she dlstrlcta (all AlbMtus. Magnus, which has happened to reach you, la a follow nam­ Depctttment Oon-ventten of the Bearing In mind that the ultimate pur­ Atto planning to attend Mon­ but the fourth, lower Fairfield American Legion and Amdliary NBW HAVEN (A P ) — (FOrmer ,*>e«n p r e s l^ d o w b y Dm nlid- ed . day evening’s meeting are 'can nuns since its foundiug in pose In bloom is the perpetuation of the scheduled tor July 16, 16 and 17 .1 . Police new James F. Ahern several ot the originators of the H ussein However, the <30P plan did c . n u ou 1928. CS5I) We are willing to concede him many species, there seems little doubt that In Brldg^xxt. not win the favor of all ^*** written to AUy .Gen. John D r. H orn assum es tats new peUttans. It was reported at the meet­ what we have all seen this May has been post Aug. 1, succeeding Btstw poeslble qualifications for public at­ WlUi Sjtriaaonsra AlFmsay Faifc Reid reported to the board puMlcana Tbe five GOP repr^ N. Mltdtall, proteeUng ttie ex- in g th s i p o iv y M ies throughout T e l l s O f Miarie Louise Hubert, O.P., who tention and poeslMe future public trust. the result of an extraordinarily power­ that the property surrounding town realMed $88.66. Tliese sentaUvee from Bildg^wrt .aU ^ York CUy Police ’S BOOG POWELL FOULS ONE OFF f has resigned as president He 8 flrdiouae in OUead voted against tt because It w o ^ P a « c k V. Murv He has fought for his country; he has ful iiwtinct toward reproducUon. funds will be used for such ac­ remove their city from the will be the loth president of the has been raked and seeded and tivities as rehabttitatlon and P a ct F ear Fourth Dlatrict and put tt In P*>y House me«^- coU q;e. studied political science at Yale; he haa Apide trees had sennehaw packed in a tbe repair work on the ameette child welfare. (Oonttamed tram Page One) the Ttalrd, along with New Ha- Tbunsday about kmtnge of Tbe coUe$^ Is tbe oldest Cath­ maximum number of blooms per put time and energy into politics and driveway has been completed. T brltt H w p Arab country to impose on us ven. policemen. olic women’s reaidenUal college policy; we have no instinct to sen the branch, and marched up and down their The selectmen will review the •Ye OMe Tbrltt Shop”, situ- we dto not want even tf It Both of the poUtlcal R) kls letter. Ahem said the in the nation and currently en­ Political Parade work today prior to paying the ated at Hebron Center, will bold meaw zre have to die of fam- n(.i« each ottier of ex«dualan means the Nlxcn adr young man short. orchard rows In solid phalanxes of pink rolls about 600: students,, the on- H u b erts By DAVID S. BRODER $1,000. held in .escrow to Frank a balf price sale on Saturday .. declared TTusnnin “ gerrymaiMleitiig” for pewi—« mtnlstratton ‘ i s seeking to cyn- ^nouncement of Dr. Hem’s ap- and white. Inside Rich, contractor for the build- aftonxxm Horn 1 to 8. Tbere Meg voared never to advantage, and Rep. RolUn W. kudly eoqploit the growing dan- pMntment said. But the reas<;n this young man la The Washington Post in g. wiU aim he a rummage sale at ..give up the sovereignty of the Itettler, O-Hamden, House co- ger of polloemen tor tto own poi- Horn 4s a native of Toledo, where he Is today is primarily a per- Maple trees were determined to popu­ Millionaire Party Washington — It has re­ ly accepted social goals ot this The mopey haa been wMiheld the Shop on the 10th end 12th. ggy powers of govem- ..iiniritiim cf the Reapportion- ittcal purposes.” Ohio, and has received degrees fonnanoe of some two or three minutes late the entire landscape with little ■tU * mained for Andrew F. Brim­ decade are going to be met. pending tbe repair work on the Robert Plette, director of the Tn«nf to please the guerriHas.” ment Committee, won a hearty “Tbe caUng of tUs meeting from Dartmouth, the University The poUUclans prefer to ptay thrift riiop, sayn that pay day gg geid ig wnung to grant mer, tui appointive official ..driveway. round of guffaws wban be de- can only be interpreted as sn cf Virginia and Yale. duration on national television on the maple trees. If one stood near a maple hide and seek with the'voters with a 14-year term on the Tbe selectmen also named is the loth and anyone who has srif-determlnatlon to the Palom- Glared with tongue in cheek that empty gesture geared not to The new president Is current­ occBsloa of his i^ipearance before the as it was releasing its unusually heavy Report on the tax issue, becanae the money coming rtxxiU come In only when the occupied ly president of the New York Board of Governors of the Fed­ Mrs. Evelyn crosten o t W hll S t the Democrats’ plan had been genuine improvement in the folklore of politics la that any Senate Foreign Relations Committee. crop of winged samara Into a stiff wind By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak eral Reserve System, to let slip to fill Bruce DoGray’s realgna- end pick up the envelopes. Any tTunir ^ hm> country is re- drawn up without any pni(Heiii figlit against crime, hut to pure- State Commisalan on Independ- the “dirty little secret” that candidate who talka about tw tten on the Recreation Oommla- money net picked up wlH be mollvatlan. ly poUtlcal urnttveo,” he said, ent Colleges and UnlvHBltiea. the rustle and tting of the aerody- oonsideced donated to the PTO He was among those veterans testify- every politician In elecOve of­ hikes is doomed to defeat. namlcally versatile little missiles quickly unlock the centrist cats whose names are which qwnmrs tbe thrift shop. WASHINGTON — A s 200 fice in Washington has tried to But their ostrich act cannot DeOcay, who was named last ing against the war in metnam. He mysteriously absent from of­ Swimming Program could mount into an almost frightening guests In tuxedos and evening money locked up by Humphrey. keep hidden. conceal the fact that Oucea Juty to the commission, was ficial Hats of past contributors Mrs. Elseor McBtoou, (Siair. spoke with a smooth and cultured Ivy dresses sat down to dinner in Not all birthday guesta were Taxes are going up. Brim­ are going to riae. All It can slmulatian of attack. but who would bulwark any fOilcsd to resign because of a man of the PTO swimming pro­ League accent. He had good sentences Humphrey-ln-’72 zealots by any mer told an audience In a wide­ do Is deprive the country — Washington’s expensive Madison Humphrey campaign: Walter change in woridng shifts at gram, has announced that the means. For example, Chicago ly reported commencement and, the taxpayers — of In­ written down fOr him to say. He was The lilacs. In their weeks, wore scUd H otel M ay 26 fo r Sen. Hubert Shorenstein, San Francisco Pratt and Whitney and felt that program wiU start on June 28 lawyer Newton hQnow, former speech last weekend. Taxes telligent discussion of who crowns, the bridal wreath cascades to realtor, ardently—txit, so far, he would be unable to attend inttter than July 6 aa prevlcus- good looking and wreU groomed, with a H. Humphrey’s 60th birthday chairman of the Federal Com­ have to go up in this decade should pay the bill.. unsuccessfully — wooed by commlsstcn meetlnga. ly reportedL thoughtful, sincere, attractive face. the ground in soBd sheaths, «uui If laurel munications CcHnmlsslon, is for if we are going to meet the Unless such discussion and party, one of them looked about, Muskie; Eugene Klein, board Oertosl Help M n. Mectaou said tbe pro­ Muskie. Two Wariiington, D.C., demands of this society. debate begin, ItlA clear enough follows suit the magniflcence of Con­ gasped, and expertly estimated: chairman of (Niatlonal General ' After the meeting, the eelect- gram is Stitt In need of a (p if­ From that few |nlnutes cm nattonal ., 1, i fat cats attending—Insurance , Already there .baa been what wtto la going to pay: The low- necticut roadsides will compel im­ Corp., estimated to have ac- - men met with the chairmen of fled swimming instructor. Per­ “There’s »iaira.*UUwt dollars “% ^ t e ' r>avh» Kreeger (who Brimmer called “a serious de- abd-middle-lncome ^ families OF MANCHESTER televlsicn has come Instant fame. various town boards to ascer­ sons interested In tbe poeitlon promptu festivals in every county. h ere.’ ’ contributed at least 625,000 to coun ted fo r 61(X>,OOD-plus to the terloraUon” In the quaUty of who have been socked with 1968 H um piirey cam p aign; tain needs for additional clerical are asked to (vsitnet ber as s(xsi SubaequenUy, the whole speech was Indeed, the 100 friends ot ' Humnhrev In 1966) and realtor the basic services the public most' of the tax rise in the past O n iFather^s In no other way does so much power Charles Smith—are being hope­ Daniel Schwartz, Nattcaial Gen­ b d p . Humphrey »nd their wives from relies on government to pro­ two decades. Xottng on a recommendation recorded for drculaUon about the coun­ fully wooed by MUskie. eral vice president and partner vide, as witness the condiUrai and purpose translate itself into so much throughout the country on the As Walter Heller noted in by ttie recent salary study try. Young Kerry Is besieged by invitar of long-time HHH chum Frank of the education, transportation he'H know you r care beauty. select Invitation list Included But malnlv. these were his congressional testtmony cn eoinmlttee that a “floating” irespendeat. Sinatra. and law enforcement systems revenue-sharing the other day, tiens tet' speak, to run for office, to Join surprisingly few poUtlcans, Hubert’s millionaires. Some clerk be considered for a fuU- Bmt, TM. H6-8S71. M!ost Important among the In almost any of our major the federal income tax — labor union chiefs, and farm were long-time members of the time position In tbe town office tUs or that political movement. Cahfomlana present was metropolitan’ areas. leaders. The emphasis was on Humphrey inner circle: Min­ which, for all Its loopholes, la building, the board will compile • « septuagenarian J<4m Factor, Meantime, the backlog of de­ the one major tax that hits money men who have contri­ neapolis tycoon Dwayne An­ requests made to see if a full- Coventry He may prove to be a natlcnal sensa­ Gypsy Moth Dwnage once famed as Jake the Barber mands for new governmental rich man harder than the poor buted heavily to past Humphrey dress, who manages Humphrey’s time clerk is needed. tion, over the long run. in the Chicago underworld but se rv ice s — from universal We are approaching the period when campaigns and would be ex­ political financing, and Man­ — has been cut five timea since BoseboU Game now a respectable Beverly HUls health insurance to child-care Dorothy M iller gypsy moth caterpillars will be doing pected to contribute heavily to hattan curtain manufacturer the Korean War, for a cumul­ Hahron BasebaU AssoclaUcn It is not necessarily anything against philanthropist. He contribut­ centers to pollution abatement RECLINA-ROCKER* their damage. DefoUatten of wide areas another Humphrey try for Marvin Rosenberg, Humphrey’s ative tax break of 85 billion President Eric W. Bmt has an­ ed nearly 690,000 to Humphrey — is growing steadily. How are Cancels Session a young man that he should happen, in of woodland and of individual trees can P resident In 1972. old comrade In the Americans dollars a year. nounced that umplree for t o - in 1068 according to official these to he paid for. Brimmer be expected where ttiere has not been Therein lies Humphrey's | for Democratic Action (ADA). Meantime, there have been day's game between the IJ iu e two or three minutes on natioiud tele­ recorda (6240,000 in “ loans” and asks. The supposed “Vietnam state Rep. Mrs. Dorothy MUl- spraying with insecticides. It might be a major political asset today, an . Others of more recent vintage steep increases in those taxes League coaches and ^ Hebron vision, to make aa immedlaitely favor­ 6102,600 in danatlons) and Is peace dividend" has vanished. ______er of the mat LHstrtet baa can- particularly difficult time for conserva- asset that is an Increasingly included J. Harrison (Siumy) that hit the less affluent fami­ Volunteer Fire rf". Programs already on the books " ------celed her office hours which had Sale Indeed for able lnq;iresBlon, Just by looking clean, ttcfilate who have opposed mass q>iay- serious liability for front-running Dogole of Philadelphia, head of ready again. ly hsmlest: Local property A nother Mg gun from 1968 at will consume virtually all the aottbaU team wUl hem scheduled for tomorrow be- Ing with an insecticide such as Sevln. Sen. of Mhine. Globe Security Systems. Dogole, taxes, state sates and excise H M bert K i ^ y j a a Flrrt ae- ggturday legislative enunciating with culture, and making the peuty was PhlUp Berman, “normal growth” in federal With bountiful dollars on the w ho In 1968 “ loaned” 680,000 taxes and federal payroll taxes. lectman Aaron Retd. ____■ _ Fathei^s Day Only. neatly emoUctud statements about the The sight of decimated trees Is apt to tracker-merchant from Allen­ revenues. left substantially denied him, (such loans are unlikely ever to Aa a result, oi^r i national ta x Manager Harvey Desrulsseaux ; _____ nmnwaa taock well-intentioned p eop le arho agree town, Pa., who loaned 660,000 The answer, the obvious an­ problems of our ttme. with the cooservatlofilsts In theory but MUskle must depend on the be repaid) and contributed outr system is measurably less fair, ta stm undecided as to w ho^ OWfoemed^^ben of the and gave $10,000 In 1968. Also swer, the only honest answer, iriio have neither the experience n or ex ­ centrist money that financed the right an unknown amount more, less progressive now than It ■tort am game « Coventry Boy’s BambaU Aseoc R^fularljr |201. What we are trying to say is that we on hand were show business la that someone Is going to have tensive information to witness the de­ H um idirey-M uskle tick et In 1968. picked up much of the tab for was two decades aga to ^ firomm. » lation wUl canvass the town to- sue not quite sure that being sd>le to do mogul Arthur Krlm of New to pay higher taxes If the wlde- nuding process without having strong But most of that money, pro­ the Madison birthday party. For How can this have happened his exertions, he w

condition for its acceptance. forces. ___ Cadettes Earn First Class Badge On the contrary, TO commu- Green aim Six Chdette Girt Scou ts o f son, Debby Thompaon, Carol at a convalescent home, made nlque said, “the fjanol regime win had t a ^ packets for the Cancer Society, T roop 10 receiv ed the F irst Weiss, Cheryl Weir, and Ken­ on taat occasion sdemnly de- Prime Minister Tlianom Kttlka- dall Wilson, traveler and pup­ stapled labels for the Port Of­ clared that It was reedy to wet- chom and Foreign Htalster ctaas badge, the highest award peteer; Beverly Flias, Mary fice, worked at the Lutz Junior come and assist any prisoner of Thanot Khoman, in Laos with ta the cadette program. In cere- Susan Lockery, Judy Museum, made finger puppets war who wishes to return to Prime Minister Souvanna monies last night at TO troop’s Matthews and Kathryn RxTOrts, for the rttildren’s ward at the Phouma, ta \fletnam with I»reBl- North Viefnam." nnniiai Court of Awards at puppeteer; Mary Collins, Rose- boepUal, planted pansies ta the I were not told dent Nguyen Van TWeu and ta Camptn. M erri-w ood on G ardher m ary L llley , M egan U n dsa y, church courtyard, .picked up Ut­ that -1 » transfer had b^en the Phdl^itoA* wlBi Prertdent gt Louisa Marti, Laurie PrenUce, ter aiid planted fkiwers around called off untU four hours after Ferdinand Marcoa. They are Doreen Gagnori, Nancy Schaffer and Debby Ver- the monument ta Center Parit, S^e-A-Jluui the aMfeur Started back Green Thais are real- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al- nler, traveled k and marrtieil in the Memorial tfazig.^W Its policy with the Peoples Re- fred Gagnon of 268 Lake St.; Also, Doreen Gagnon, dress­ Day Parade. “Thay were very sad and ta Asia, Linda Grey, daughter of Mr. maker, family camper and The formal ceremonies clooed could not understand why North He praised BXxrelgn Mnlster with the stagtag of Taps and the ROCK-A-LOUNGER CHAIRS and Mrs. Roger Gray of 74 Bat­ swimmer; Nancy Gowrai, graph­ Vietnam had done that to Thanat aa ‘'an adroit and tar tista Rd.; Diane I^weon, ic arts, swimmer, and camp- Troop 10 song. them,’’ said a South Vietnamese seeing dipliomat,’’ ' and said daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon­ craft; Jayme Crealyj first aid A vaxlaty and talent Chow apokeam on, MAJ. T o C oag B l«i. TbaUand Is reported adjusting ard Law son o f 188 S cott D r.; to animals; and Patti-Lynn Mc- was presented with Susan ‘^We promised them they would -ita poUc with TO fPeoples Ro­ PatU-Lynn McDowell, daughter DoweU, ceramics and pottery. Lockery, chairman. Gtany t o . AT be kept ta Da Nang and would pubUc of Oitaa. Scouts receiving TO acUve Schaffer gave an original read- knrpcioe.ClioaM&amabiaadadeeUanofnMd- cf Mr. and Mrs. James McDow­ d i imd comings ta our Beddine Comfort Omtsr not go back to Blen Hoa because Qie«n said a meeting ta TO e ll at Bast Hartford; Karoi citizenship challenge pin and tag;on TO troop’s trip to the they were afraid," aj^Mrently ptuuppinM vrith U.8. ambassa;- Mlskunas, daughter of Mr. and my country and my government Pennsylvania Dutch country. * ‘^ L T s The scouts demonstrated TOlr of the other Norta Vietnamese from a score of Bast Aslaa Mrs. Joseph nitlskunas of 59 proficiency badges are Judy I m p o r t s I nternational I n c . at the Blen Hoa camp edto re­ and Pacific countrlea centered overlook Dr.; and Debra Weir, Brown, Sally Castro, Mary stagtag, acttag and dancing abilities ta various routtaea and ■ The bwntifiil BedcirorUi Rock-A-Loonger fused repatriation. around a China policy for the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- Charest, Mary OoUtas, Jayme witii hizmtaia denp-tntted baric. Ddnxe 8-pori- “We also promised that they 1^ 01. ter Weir of 170 Wells Bt. Crcaley, Karen DlBella, l«ah news flashes. Also, fathers of tiaa nwdianiwi for sitttag, loridng, TV viewing the first Class recipients did MANCHESTER, CONNBCTKUT would be the first batrti of a tu- The First ci™ Scouts, all Ferguson, Beverly Fuss, Do- oar foD reriining. MAIN & LOCUST SttEETS tore transfer if there is to be ninth graders, then conducted reen Gagnon, Diana Gary, Imitations and ataioat outdid one," Blen added. the final flag cerbmony. Doreen Nancy Gowen, Unda Gray, their daughters. Roger Gray SATURDAY, JUNE STH Meskill Says waa the announcer; Karen, flag Christine Hanouer, Susan Hod- won TO acttag award, and Wal­ FRIDAY, JUNE 4TH bearer; and Diane and Linda, s«i, Rosemary UUey, Diane ter Weir waa second. Fiscal Talks color guards. Debra read a Lawson, Megan Undsay, Susan Refreshments were served by South Viets poem, "Our Thanks,” and Pat- Lockery, Louisa MarU, Judith Mrs. Richard Harris and Mrs. WROUGHTmON STATUARY U-Lynn said the CUrl Scout Matthews, PatU-Lynn McDoweU, Beldon Srttaffer. EXCITING. UNIQUE IMPORTS AT Fruitless Karen 'WskunlB, Laurie Preh- Acknowledge In the iwiairttic of the golden Uce, Kathryn Roberts, Nancy LAMPS PLAQUES AND BUSTS ' (flonttaned from Page One) Double Reward LOW. LOW PRICES pertol Headers cords, Karen Schaffer, Margaret Schaffer, CANDELABRAS PEDESTALS. ETC. H eavy Loss for TO mandatory adjournment Mlskunas handed hers to Vlr- Virginia Schhffer, Debby fiCHUNBCTADT, N.T. (AP) FINISHED OR UNFINISHED of TO regular eession at mid­ gtola Schaffer; Doreen Gagnon Thompson, Debbie Vernier, _ unkm Ortlege senior PhU W. A COMPLETE LINE OF STATUES & FIGURINES FURNITURE to Kathryn Roberts; Linda Cheryl Weir, Debra Weir, .Chrrt Robinson got a doqble reward (OiMitInued from P a g e One) night next Wednesday. "We’re right back where we Gray to Judy Matthews; and Weiss and Kendall UlTlson. political science thesis FINISHED & UNFINISHED back and forth across the bor­ ------■ ■' Mrs- Everett Kelsey, leader a and TO distinction of were before," MesklU said. No Pattl-lynn MdDowell to Mary d e r." of the troop, gave the annual General Electric Co. ac- new were scheduled. Charert. Susan Lockery, who Field commanders said TO served as troop scribe, receiv­ report telling of the service ac- the work tor broadcast on N o P ickup • O ft PAINTINGS withdrawal ta the part year of ed a pen. A hand ax was given UriUes by the to ea^ the ^ trtevlstan stations. SUEDE two U.S. divisions from the 3rd HARTFORD (AP) — Vivien the troop by the ninth gr^eia. active citizenship challenge pin. RobfaHOn, 21, said he spent VELVET AND CANVAS MiUbary region, the li provinces j..,. Connecticut’s Ureless Miss Jean Kelsey, asslrtant During the year, TO scouts par- 2,000 hours producing TO thesis, FREE ART CLASSES VESTS AND BELTS around Saigon, had forced the-**™cimcnent ^ of TO personal income leader, was .presented with a ticlpiated ta the United Nations a film documentary titled "Tlie WITH HAND CARV e D ^ m WetnameTO h oops to ^ u u T ^ e r < » m w ^...... c u t r e s id e d 0.year»-y9ar service ito. ito Day flag ceremony, ushered at Democrats." It Is a study of TO WOOD FRAMES / HATS AND JACKETS vide TOlr own highway security ^ ^ aoDW at the state Badges were presented to "Meet Tour Candidates" spon­ "New Deal Ocalltlcn,” which he HANDBAGS on the Vietnamese side of the L rii^^ cloatag days Karen DlBcUa, Leah Ferguson, sored by League of Whmen Vot- says hoH 'been the source of AS LO W A s bortler.fbr TOlr supply Unes tato 3 ^ 1 ^ Gary, Nancy Gowen, eirs, made up a Utanksglvtag Democratic party election TIFFANY UMPS LEATHER GOODS BOOTS basket, sang durlstmas carols niunbadia..C am bodia. ^ ^ income tax ta this state. Christine Hanouer, Susan Hod- strength since the 1980s. MOCCASINS "The mission of 10 men Is now Miss Kellems predicted that a •______L reduced to five,” said a South heavier tax load would result ta OIL PAINTINGS GUSSWABE Virtnameee general. "I feel a general tax strike, which some difficulties." would mean “chaoa ' for this While cixiceding serious losses cou n try ." CANDEIABRAS WROUGHTKON att Snuol, the general claimed The retired Bast Haddam in­ HAND CiJT ONYX South Vietnamese troops and dustrialist, who will be 76 on WOOD CARVINC U.S. aircraft wiped out more Monday, said, “everybody In the GERANIUMS WOODPRODUCTS CHESSBOARDS than 1.000 enemy troops, the state should come up here to see HAND CUT ONYX Mcn AND PINK equivalent of a . He the stupid things that go on CHESS -FIGURES BOWLS said four North Vietnamese re­ h ere.” BROWSE AROUND — SEE THOUSANDS OF a n i m a l f ig u r e s STATUARY giments had moved on Snuol She promUed to "flatly refuse JEWELRY BOXES and would have annihilated to pay” a piggy-back Income tax dMETERY HECES - POTS AND URNS HAND-MADE ITEMS Task Force 8 If it had not pulled if It Is approved on grounds it back. would be tied to a federal In­ Field commanders reported, come tax she claims Is imcon- HYBRID SEE OUR meanwhile, . that 63 Khmer stltutiy the Manchester Pipe Band, “ points” that must be passed if enough pec^le get Involved, dard-making efforts of the as- ARTHUR H. INGRAM CneB:.'':g Tuesday. Seasonably ^6-Yard Load focused his speech on two the faculty and students pro- on. School last February undertook then maybe something will be soctaflon. categoneai cessed ac^os. the from o f « « Valedictorian ' Fannie Mae is holding a q>e- Museum Oaims cool .Sunday and Monday. Mild­ Text of Commencement Address hy Sen. Weicker a major project. Research dmie by the students O’NelU has accepted an clal auction next ^eek in an at­ er ’Tuesday. lOgh temperatures CALL 647-1546 ^ . .. V. » answers; “Should our strength high school, mashed down the leges; tmd Dr. Suzanne Taylor, The 27 students,, under the included a study of a repeat ' polntmentpom i^ tom theme Highway^w ay Ro­ ^ ^ ^ ^ O vernight I can’t tell you how proud I into the debate on the Senate tenance of those forces the proc- to the issue as It exists today tie less pxtx>aDle. Now having ^ nation depend solely on the left^center aisle of the auditor- tempt to stabilize the situation Da Vinci Statue director of the resowtse center i:o\ S'l'oii \(,l guidance of Sister Itoy Rose completed two years ago by search Board of the National ____ _ Between 7:30 am . am to be in a Connecticut com- floor of our draft system. So to- ess was one of trial, error and and should exist tomorrow, criticized both the poaltian of military? My answer is no. lum, and occupied almoet Its and it has decreed mortgage lows in the upper for the Commission for Higher who is also a teaiiier and princ­ the engineering firm of Ander­ Research OouncU in Washing­ munlty college this evening and night I plan to join the philo- rectUlcatloh. First, tho draft as we know it thoae who use the draft as a ^ould each of us give a portion entire center section, HI 1 1 1 i: ( M \M i: bankers must sell only mort­ LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — 60s. and 7 b.m. E ducation. ipal of the s(diool, decided to son- Nichols. ’Hils report was ton, DX3. especially at Manchester Com- sophlc and the specific by ad- , Bach army and navy was cannot even meet tho real needs protest against the war in Viet gf uves to the service of the q^ie Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor gages for which a lender has O fficia ls St the J. B. Speed Art ’numks Town make a study ot the river as it completed for the Town of Ver­ In the letter which accopa- munlty (k>Uege. I confess to you dressing myself to the draft, its constructed to the times. And of today, never mind the opr Nam and the poeitlen of thoae xAdted States? My answer is ©f the Sacred Heart Roman been obtained. In giving his valedictoiy to non after it had been told it Museum think they may have a panied a plaque, the associa­ tonight that the commumty col- trials, errors and future. g© now the question must arise portamltiM of tomorrow. It la who advocate a volunteer Army, yeg.>* CathoUc Church of Vernon, ol- Raising the ceiMng on FHA- flows through Vernon. college commencements in ’Hiree of the students, WUIam would have to correct <^)era- bronze statue by Leonardo Da tion says of Weiss, "Your par­ leges of our State have always i suppose it might be said as we* try to leave the nlgd^ta on its way out, but I suggeat let me give you my concept Selective Service In Its present fered the invocation and pro- VA mortgages wouttd be a hard tlons at its sewage treatment ticipation, together -with the Bailey AuAtorium, MCX7 Presi­ d ecision tot the Nixon admiiiis- Cavanagh, Daniel Narkcfwicz V inci. 11 so, they say It may be been first -In my admiration, that our soldiers were truly vol- of world tension as to whether to you this evening that Amer- of what should come as a re- gtgte “is on its way out,” Welck- nounced the bmedlctton. Also dent Frederick W. Lowe Jr. Blx- COUNTRY DRUG and Thomas Narkowicz agreed plant in connection with state the only oAe the Italian artist ’Hils Is because they represent unteers. Before the ‘Revolutlcm- our present systems and pres- lea wlU always need the talents placement for the draft. gf predicted, and then added, present on the stage were Dr. tration. Aimlysts say a boost in regulations concerning pollution ■ other experts, makes it possible pressed appredation to the town 277 W . H I D b U ! T T K E . the first thing to do was to see ever created. a real dedication to learning, ary War burst into fuU flower, ent proposals of raising cumles ot her young people, will al- tt wlU Introduce legislation <t t^ p t to to patch natch up ui> cioamy reiaiea my lasi one area seemed to be com- Canadian Rockies and error WeU to remember shipowners to create a force the draft. ’There are some “ ougnt, i rejeci me oonc^i: debris and that wUl provide improvements Chiuisas EVERY ITEN IN THE STORE!! paraUvely free of Goes to Scrap because at this moment of our capable of protecting the na- amendments which have Uttle ® volunteer Army. When tl^ ------along R t. and expanded faxdllties which Airline Hcketa that was the area hlstorv we seem to be surfeited tlon. With the onset of the CSvlI to do with the operatierfection- War the draft came Into being draft but are in the nature of always understand the conse- a portion that runs for less Vernon and tributary areas. In agents have banged into scrap I QOOi)CHm>-BABfn.l?IT | nonconformity JUNIOR B MISSES DBES8 SHOP n ersxu v^ must be euaran- States doing the drafting, protests against the Viet Nam quenco of Buffering that accom- Na. 45 in a series tram Maxim’s: W^ra to ^ I*” than a mile toward Vernon buUding this type of regional metal 61 machine guns, a bazoo­ TBAVEL VietsHelplesii facility the town will receive SIZES 6 thru 20 teed of success before risking World War I produced the first war. And there are some con- panics war. Because ourar Is a WMit! Tour friends snd nelgblMns boagU the foBmlBg ka, 20 semUuitomatlc shotguns,' 113 Main St., Mancheetor cepts designed to dull the na- civilian army, we do underatand I have referred to the rais­ from BIutow*s last weak. (Oiher stores have soma of llieaa 648-2008 669-1744 on new Ideas. I was going to Federal draft. ’The club members have more federal funds toward con- 20 pistols, mortars and other as­ 007 MAIN ST., MANOHESTEB, CONN. tlonal awareness of Viet Nam. that suffering and It is why we ing of armies in the past sense. In Ifcnig Fight im i (ndy M at1ow*0 hM 1ii6m alt!) Leal Agent for American deveicq) that thought as the worked Industriously, before, structlon coeOs. sorted weapons. HOURS: TUES., SAT. 0 A.M. to 6:80 PJM. In short, we are not having have’ re-examined our nUlitary This has meant a mSitaiy en- H eritage main theme of my address to­ during and after school hours Goreleaness Agents of the Internal Rave- TH U B8. NIGHT tIU 0 P .M . — CLOSED MONDAYS a national or Senatorial debate role in Southeast Asia. Vfith a deavor but the armies that we night. I was going to recollect . . . “ do ice need a BY SOL R. COHEN to construct the project. Oondusions reached by the „ue Service’s Alcohol, ’Tobacco on the draft. We are having a profeaalanal ’’volunteer” army need for the decades ahead that the birth of our nation was (Herald Reporter) Anlfaentlo PalnUng students after making file etiidy, pnrearms Division said strong military?’* contest in demagoguery. fighting our wars, the possibll- must be armies of the mind, referred to in Its^time as the Cavanaugh explained that are shown on another poster muraday they. had seized the " Tonight I am not going to Ity ot such examination by the not just steel. ’The enemies are U.S. Sen. Lowell Weicker Great Experiment — not as the Like Our Store, Toe! even the paint Jobe on the tiny which notes that careleesness is weapons in criminal investlga- Without gotag through all of try and make myself popular American people as a whole disease, the enemies are Ig- has “grave doubts” houses are qidte authentic. He at the root of pollution of the oong conducted over a six- . g rea t a ccom plish ed fsLct. Then Ihey^ra Been Seen Wandering Thru The havlng almost completed that our wars it becomes abundantly with any of the outoptriten sides becomes more remote and the norance, the enemies are mal- whether the United States LAWN fWAiHiB with fine oloOieallne plostio webbing * . said that they choae the true river — both of Individuals and months period In the Southwest, spee<* over the weekend, I ar- clear that In the creation of of the draft issue. But rather patential heat of tho nation’s nutrition, the enemies are poUu- color of every third house fdong of manufacturers. >nie weapons, about 100 In all. DO NT BE FOOLED BY LOW can get much help from Wottdiw Broa. sent the onstomer to BUsriow's rlved in Wattilngton and right our armed forces and the main- wlU tiy to apjly common sense political leaders becomes a Ub tlon, the enemies are homeless- South Vietnam m stopping ezEottar wliftt ouatoniGr from Stom wantede BunoYrs the w ay. Other posters decry “Pollution were destroyeid by a special ness. All of us differ in the pur- abe bH a complete line of web and tabolar cholM aim ’The student said the main . . . it’s a dirty shame,” . . . hammer at Commerclrd Metals PRICE MERCHANDISING suits we choose to follow. Some the drug trarnc there ohalrs os well as Inner spring chaises and redwood picnic objective of their efforts is to “We tiiall overcome . . . but Co. Lawrence 8. Ruffino feel they protect their natialg R. Jcimson James P. MUlhem Nanine T. Schwartz proud, as scientists and they GASOLINE WUky M. Semaan time and they don’t seem to ■eaOonlu: ttie room Is made more formal. Joseph E. Bangasser Gail P. Dymlckl Sandra M. Jtmes Gerard D. Murphy should be proud, as social work­ INDEPENDENT GARAGE OWNER Erwin D. Shadd have the desire to work towards AM tinBunTY OUTFIT . . .one of Iho beet o^eettons Cheryl A. Bartel Jeaii B. Dzwonkus Walter Juszczyk, Jr. Maryann C. Murphy ers and they should be prcMid. Richard F. Silva cantrol of the drug problem 0ver available — at ma|rtXI^ prloeal Bee us lor tope, BANTLY OIL Elizabeth M. Bartlett Anna M. Elaton Debra Ju Kadupski Gary J. Nadeau The strength of our democracy eluiile. elacks and lingerie too — they're all In now! Salvatore SingaieUa Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. th ere.’ .’ m m iM n Jl-. Min Marcta F. Borello James 8. Falcone Richard J. K ^y Charles C. Nielsen the m ore m ankind vrtU look to THDfO BINOE 12U! Downtown Main St., ManobeaMr Rockville 875-3274 Gaiy S. 8tobbins lege. The briefing, in the OPEN 6 DAYS — THURSDAY NIQBTS tUl t:W Richard W. Bradshaw Jtim N. Fanelll Barbara R. Kempe Richard A. Norris this nation aa a leader of sub­ , ■■■■H B -H■ SMI MMWliMl NIH M a Carolann Stepes Teachers’ Lounge of Manches­ fkUXNKMm A ft M SHELL aS!&VlC£ MeOANN>S TEXACO Richard C. Bralnerd Myrlene 'R. Fay Virginia Novak stance not just words. KMONMHEOtBIVia Martin J. Kenny Anna L. Stephenson K. ter .^High Sch ool, took about 20 60 Windsor Avenue 680 Center Street Kathleen A. Brancati Douglas P. Ferguson Donald E. Nurse During the last several years, Manchester, Conneottout Lorraine A. Kenyon David H. Stormont minutes. Most of it was devoted Rockville, Connecticut Linda M. Brewster Edward Firestone Alan G. Oakman we’ve heard the urgings of old­ 6494182 Elsie L. King Laurence 'F. Strekel to the commencement address 872-4527 M E r V I B E R Dennis J. Brophy Michael Fitzsimmons James J. O’Brien er generations who expect the Michael A. Kleinschmldt Herbert O. Symmes he delivered later. Richard A. Brown Ivan B. Folkee Jr. Cheryl L. OhUiof younger to serve their nation Jeanette M. Kohut John D. Szatkowoki Weicker took issue with state BROWN'S TIBO SHOP PETE’S GITOO SERVIGE <3arol A. B u ccln o Frank S. Fontana Michael L. Olesnevlch as they did. During the past GROUP OF BETTER QUALITY 333 Main Street Wayne L. Kbteh LuciUe A. Szirkeruk legislators of both parties, who S6S Middle Tunqjriln Oiarles L.F. Buder Paul W. Foohey Lulz C. V. OHvelra several years younger genera­ Manchester, Conneotlout Manchester, (Conneotlout lAWiam J. Krasinskl Jr. Virginia R. ’Tavares yesterday afternoon had criti­ James R. Burdackl Patricia A. Formelster Angelo P. Osella tion have been expert in at­ I 649-8978 648-2882 Gary C. Kuhn David E. Tedford cized the U.S. military ’’for be­ SLMiKS Aim TOTS H M i. Maureen S. Rurke Douglas G. Fraser Ronald P. Ottavlano tacking the problems around us cM ic h c ld i OANTONE'S ESSO — „ rwucitRobert r. P. rvuipa Kulpa i ------—----- Donna Terragna ing derelict in its resixmsiblU- SUMMSIR I Dennis M. Burns ’Thomas R. Gaboriault Kupferschmld Susan L. Pabst — but all too often Just verb­ BYE STREET GARAGE Nancy J. ’IMbeault 808 Idlddle Tpke. W. Gayla C. Butcher Lila J. Gagner ally. Well, neither blind service tles towards servicemen hung Manchester, (Connecticut 616 R y e Street Janet I. Kuszal James J. Pace, Jr. om qvd ity Jonis A. Butler Doiuild P. Geschlmsky Alien T. ’Thompson, Jr. nor loose talk will add one iota up on narcotics.” SLEEPWEAft 649-6573 South WIndaor, Conneotlout Donna L. Lambert Angeliki Panayiotakakos ’Thom as M. ’TlKHpa 638-4788 Alexander Calderone Robert J. Gesiak to the advancement of man­ The State House of Repre­ VALUES TO <» watch with Mary E. Landerfln Joseph J. Pandolfl 20%lff OENTBIB ST. PBIUJP8 06 Joan M. Carbonl Michael'C. Glancola Barbara J. Timreck kind. Service that comes from sentatives, by a unanimous Robert D. Lannan Robbln B. Patten FeUcia D. ’Turner f/ Robert B. Carpenter voice vote, had approved the the 3-year 486 Center Street HwmA AMERICAN Stephen G. Girouard Judith A. Pekarskl each heart and mind will. 65 DIFFERENT STYLES Manchester, Connecticut C31fford P. LaPolnte Chelg H. 'Tuttle establishment of a drug de­ OOBMAN BBOTHBB8, Inc. Route 88 and Thrall Road Bryce K. Carpenter Jr. Earl G. Goodell Alan G. Perlot And now each of you can be GROUP OF ummdiiioml FOR MEN AND WOMEN 649-8968 CTulstine L. Latuhppe Lynne L. Uecker ' pendency unit at the Rocky Hill 770 M ain Street Rockville, Conneetiout Rmald Catania Donna M. Grabowski JosetUi L. Laurito Cheryl D. Perrett proud of what you’ve achieved ALWAYS $55 TO $505 Manchester, Connecticut Rick F. UUano Veterans’ Home and Hospital. gmrantee 875-9382 Karen L. CJiase Howard G. Grant Christine A. E. LaVae Mark J. Petroekl here tonight. But I’m not going FOR GRADUATION G H A B U E 'S 6484860 Patricia A. VanDaver Prior to the vote, leaders of DRESSES and PANT OHTS Alan J. (3iurila Gwendoline M. Gra«seler Irene H. Petroaky to give the usual final admoni­ $44 TO $480 SERVICE STATION Daniel F. Vlens both sides agreed that "the 624 Middle Tpke. E. THRALL'S OARAGE Lawrence M. Clancy E>atricla A . G raves JoAnn Uppiello Patrick A. Phelan tion of saying that you’re the Choose bracelet watches, HOLLYWOOD Patricia L. Visconti military is not doing its job.” Manchester, (Connecticut SERVICE SXATfON Oakland Road Orville L. (Cleveland Jr. Barry J. Grifflng Marilyn G. Lombardo Leonard A. Plaseczny greatest and the world's the 20% toOr/o OFF strap watches, sports or 649-7248 Paul N. Clouthler Donald M. Griswold Raymond S. Vogt worst. I am going to say you ’’Not so,” said Weicker last dress watches, diamond 342 E ast C enter Street South Windsor, Conneotlout Robert A. Longo Krystyna C. PlatkowsM Ann M. WfUewskl Manchester, Ctgmectlcut 644-0768 Winston C. Cook Jr. Karen A. Gudmundson and the world need each other night. ”To point the finger at watches, automatics, Anthony J. I^pes Melvin C. Pierson Richard J. WaMi HI ClABKE M OT(» SALES 6494187 Cheryl L. Cooley Janice F. Gumkowskl — NOW. the military aa being derelict n ) B 'THE I waterproofs and calendar Nancy L. Lovell Kenneth W. Platt Eileen A. Wandzy Lt. Robert D. Lannan of the Manchester Police 2 watches. In stainless R oute 6 Carlton E. Ctooper Bruce A. Harding is hypocritical. We civilians BLOUSES PBIO B O F I TURNPIKE TEXACO Philip Manglaflco Alexander N. Pdzun, Jr. Karen A. Welch steel, gold-filled and Bolton, Connecticut KEN’S GARAGE Daniel J. (Joppinger Dennis L. Hathaway Department receives his degree in law enforcement haven’t taken care of our own. 648-9621 24 High Street June Emily Mara David W. Porter Ronald W. WeUea Ecuador’s Cocoa Rare 14Kgold. R ou te 6 Oirtstine A. Cormier Anti^ette M. Head from Mrs. Katherine Bourn as President Frederick The money we have apent on Andover, Conneetiout East Hartfonl, Ckameoticut Robert E. Marston Earl E. Poesardt Donna M. Wentwoith Bent of all, yourgrad- 568-9610 James M. Cormier ’Thomas F. Healy HI ■ Dennis P. Martin Richard L. Pouech QUITO, Ecuador — Ecua­ W. Lowe Jr. waits to offer his congratulations. treating drug addicts is so' ODDS AND TABLE FUBNESS BBOB. GARAGE 7424227 Martha A. Whelan uate gate 3 years of Linda M. Oorsl Robert L. Hennequln Daniel Manl Jennifer A. Powell dor’s Indigenous cocoa has a small, we can’t even see it, let zetvica absolutely FREE. Stafford Springs, (Connecticut Robert C. Wicks Vincenzo Costanzo Louise B. Herring John J. Maston Brian W. Prucker floral aroma and flavor not du­ alone mention it.” This rsmarfcabla valua 684-7474 iMANCHEBTBB DON WHXJS GARAGE Melissa L. V^lbur Weicker said that refaabUita- WE ALSO CARRY A NICE LINE 18 Main Street Barbara A. Cotton Dennis M. lUckey Robert L. Mateya Roman Przyehodzen plicated by any oth6t| country’s. offsrwill bewithdrtmm TRANSMISSIONS B rian K. WUcooc tlon craters ’’are badly needed Manchester, (Conneotiout Susan P. Craig Richard flP- Hhidley Wayne W. Matthews EiTiestine M. Pula Tills rare cocoa, known as Ar­ JunalO th. 161 M iddle ’Turnpike W est Robert M. Wilson now, and not in the unforesee­ OP QUALITY - CLOTHES. SEEVIOE STATION Manchester, Conneotiout 640-4681 Richard A. W. CJrockford Joanne 6. Hobby Gary F. Mattis Mary L. PuUs riba, which translates . to RusseU M. Woodstock able future.” 1082 TdUand Turnpike 6464022 ’Hiomas V. (Jurran Jcic^ueline G. Hollister Douglas B. McBrierty Paul M. Raffia ’’Above,” was named .for the Paul 8. Wright elevated area in which it grows.. Tliose centers, he said, should Manchester, CooAectiout David R. (3zapla Steven T. Hudak James W. McClure Albert Ragl WILSON'S Susan M. Zabroskl be dose to the drug user's 649-8026 John J. Degnan Jr. Ideann Hughes Sheila A. McOonvllle GaU L. Reale BUPEBIDB BERVIOB Edward 8. ZawistowsU home, leas than 40 or 50 mUes FRONT END DYNAMIOS MAPfilB SERVICE STA1109 Rita C. DeSclsciolo Candace Huriey CJiarles O. McNamar Patricia A. Rejman Eighty per cent of the world’s 948 to r u c e Street Ralph A. Zercle jute, used in twine and packing away. ”What is needed,” he 244 B road Street 220 Spruce Street Mancheiter, (Conneetiout David P. Desmond Helen E. Ingraham Scott J. Melody Rsv—lond A. Rtvera (BdOnd D a^ ()ueen) Maaohester, (Connedtlout Donna M. Zickwolf material, comes from East Pak­ PANDORA’S BOX 6484039 Dorothy J. Dickinson Arthur H. Ingram Richard L. Meunier SheUy M. Robinson (See P a g e JCNtUSt-^mniUTHS SINK itw Manchester, (Conneotlout 649-8487 istan. ■) BOLTON NOTCH SHOPPING PLAZA Joseph M. DiOio Lawrence J. Jackson Dennis R. MiUer Paul E. Rogaleski Martin J. Zuzel ROUTE 44A—BOLTON 10-9 FlMoy Downtown Bfahebester at 96B Main Street 649-4045

V‘ ,/■ MANCHESTER ETEim^G. HERALD. M ANCm fiM R, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 4, lOTl PAGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAl^CHESTER CONN., FWDAY, JUNE 4, 1971 PAGE FOURTEEN i ing, his influence is on the wane. ^ South Windsor House Aineuds, Approves alarms answered 17; value ct Accord Nears Bailey Urged All that’s ahead for him is i Youth Vote Coventry p ro p erty re c o v e re d , |400. Buuche Hiu*t heartache. R’a about time for Ooffe© Hours In Refuse Pickup NEW YORK (AP) — New To B^igu Post John to say ‘I’ve had enough’.” BITUMINOUS H eaded F o r 10-Year Term for Pushers Recent cotfee hour held In York Hospital has confirmed Ooegrove also oomplained of a DETROIT (AP) — The Ctty of Students Deferid Abolition said Rep. John Casstdento, D- ZB A Slates’ th e hom es ot Coventry residents that U.N. Undersecretary- BRANFORD (AP)—A Demo­ general lack of leadership in the HARTFORD (AP) A bill Detroit and Its gailMge ooUec- ______New Haven. Cassldanto said for the benefit o< the Windham Gi^eral Ralph J. Bunche is cratic state central committee­ Democratic , party and predloted N ew D elays aimed at professlmial drug-push- tors have reached a tentative prosecutors in Oomec- fund h a ve a patient, apparently the vic­ the party would have little sue- Hearings On agreement which could end a man, Daniel Oisgrove of Bran­ DRIVEWAYS hasttly amended in the „„ght Invoke the raising over tim of a fall in which he suf­ ceea without better leaden. HAiR(rFORD (AP) — ’H » dispute that has left tons of gstr- ford, requested Friday that State Parking Areas a Gas 8tattoos • Basketball Courts Dress Code for Athletes House Thursday after some leg- penalties of the bUlagabisttoen- $400 fo r th e fund. fered a broken arm. ‘The Democratic committee­ chances of leglttattve actlmi on bage piled in alleys and streets iDemocratlc CStairman John Now BoeUng for Seaswiel Work ____ _ islotors ptdnted out that It might agers who sold or gave away Bach guest at a coffee hour The hospital would give no man supported the late Tbomas BY BARBARA VARRtCK Two members of South Wind- Krawrtd remained after the T w o Cases while the coUecters refused to AU Work Pereenslly Supervised. We are 16#% uiBurid. th e 18 -year-old voting age this subject youngsters who give marijuana, donated $1 for the cause, ac- details of the accident, but Bailey rerign. J. Dodd when he ran for re-rtec- (Herald OorrMqfHnident s o t ’s champipnehip basketball M a stb n t o talk to interested par- work overtime. year have apparently diminlalied away a marijuana cigarette to "m ’Texas, Tennessee and U.N. souixes said Bunche, ‘T think that John BaUey has tion as an Independent in last SINCE Residents who wish to have team also had their turn at the ents after he madq the' state- The Zoning Board of Appeals cording to Mrs. Mark Spink, di- Allan Davis, city director of I»1aon terms of 10 yean. some other states, young- people 36, fell against a bed in his fall’s senatorial election. DeMAIO BROTHHIS U l t the dress and grooming code podium. Greg Beiger, a junior, n^erit ♦u.t “Nero fiddled while In the pest week, and the Job has two cases set for public rector of the program for Oov- labor relations, said Thursday had greater im pact, than any The bill, which sets a mini- have been sentenced to 10 years Forest Hills home -last Fri­ C A IX 648-7661 rainatated for aihletea in the quieUy told the audlmice that Rome burned, and South Wind- might be put off untU next year. hearing Monday night at 7 in entry. the city agreed to fUl 32 vacan­ p(^UcaI figure since tbs days of Ooegrove had supported State mum mandatory sentence ot 10 Just for using marijuana, not to d ay. South Windsor School system, the basement meeting room of Those who held coffee hours cies and union leaders repre­ Johnathan Trumbull,” CDosgrove Sen. Edward Marcus tor the attitudes are a Mg problem at gor {. bumliv-” * House Dsmocrata found them­ years for the firat offense by a mentlwi seBing it,” said Rep. They said he was first ad­ must take the matter up with th® high echocl and becauae a other lesidfiiita felt that the the Town Hall. in their homes were Mrs. senting the garbage coHectors said in an interview, referring U.S. Senate, but switched to selves in conrideraMe dlaagiee- pusher who is not himself an Joseph Ooatsworth, D-Gromwell. ' John lAcek, South St., Is ap- Maury Oohn, Mrs. Samuel I«- mitted as a precautionary Dodd when Marcus lost the the Board of Bducatlon at its student hae let Ills hair grow nugeaUon by the adittlntotraton said they would urge their to the governor of Oonnectlcut ment over the proposed state addict, was sent to the 8en^ After some argument, the measure, but that some com­ Democratic nomination to the Tueeday' meeting. !<*«. he is considered a .radical "J , compromise, whUe peallng from a determination coyt, Mrs. Herman LeDoyt, members to resume overtime from 1769 to 1784. Read Herald Advertisements ^ constitutional amendment at a for final action. House pfissed over the biU In of the xonlng agent. He wishes Mrs. Owen Traslc, Mrs. David plications have developed. Rev. Joseph Duffey, a Liberal. woric, "But hie power has been erod­ Approximately 400 persons A dlm ld^ f^uS^. knottier parent rtoted that tl» caucus Thursday. Second offenders would get a order to let Cassidento draft bn to buUd a three-stall garage on Rappe and Mrs. Spink, ComeHus Hudson, prerident attended a discussion meeting teachi^ staff has to amected adults to tol- minimum sentence of 10 years amendment. The House passed come out of the dark ages,” h e ___i_ ’Ihe problem could be salved a vacant lot located on the .Women vdio acted as co-host- Local 26, American Federa­ at the high school last night to and third offenders 30 years, the blU after adopting hia RFD 1, Ellington; Donald An­ ho ..If tho e »te them, when they In turn by annroval' of w amendment to northeast side of South St. be- were Mrs. George Seek- tion of State, Coimty and Munic­ voice their opinions on the sold, adding that he felt the „ot w U te a student with and judges would be forbidden amendment, which would aiqply dre, High Ridge Rd., Rockville; the ' federal consUtuUion which tween Birch Dr. and the prop- Mrs. Harry Ryan, Mrs. ip a l E m id o yes, sa id h is 1,400 board’s May 15 deletion of the ^ tatt to suspend the sentences. Light- to marijuana sales only if one Rebecca Foes, Partridge Lane, would allow 18-yeat^ds to vote Guest Caller erty of Frances Johnson. George Dolliris and Mrs. Dud- sanitation workers would vote entire code. This acUon ex- » m State Leader er sentences would continue to kilo or more of the drug was in- Tolland; Deborah W alker, tlon which win help put req>on- ***?’_J^*% Kenway won a in r> ' te and local—os well as The appeal is being made un- leyFeiguson. 3, Ooventryj used car is Chaxlqs Sharos and the coach- Order of Ootlos. ’This VFW **»e ability to read EngUtti p ------______property is located on the south Rockville Barbara Rodman, New Rd., ’Tol­ ed ”Bby, I’m scared.” He was den discipline In their homes, so - caUed destroyed by fire and other - ing staff, who recommended honor degree’d principal pur- a Mr. and Mrs. Russell VWilte will "hard drugs” such as heroin. Memiai ‘five tlmei u side of Rt. 44A on the top of g u o r a n f e e d quickly assured by these In at- causing educational hardships, Truck Driver land; Patricia Grinaskl, Snlpetc relaxing the regulationa so that p ose is hOBOital w o rk fo r the Twin Hills. Hospital Notes View Heights, RookvlUe; Chrto- tendance that he Was among in­ *1“ *«“**•• a. they were growing. But 1 0 0 % . athletes should be able to wear veterans and the community with the federal voting Rigms ^__ drug, and the sponsor ect St, and Hen­ Krause, Gaynor Place, all Rock­ ship basketball team werb not continued “ that we must abide School. After a short meeting, NaUonal Supreme (fommMder ______^ majority,______but loss then 75 ’ advaiKed . experimental fumes apparently made Florea r y P a q u ette, Ekutt B rook C ourt, ville; Sylvia Labbe and son, ARE allowed to receive the awards by some rules, as there will al- awards were presented to the Fnittoso of the XDUtary Order cent,* vote tor the ammid- people involved in marijuana,” Tiq^ Prices Paid mittee tomorrow. the enormoqs nuAber of young According to the nominating drowsy and caused the truck to all Rockville; Yvonne Good, MerroW; Gloria Garmody and they earned In pubUc cere- ways be rules and a boss to set following boys: of (footles, assisted by Depart- it must be voted on again . For AD Makek! Committees for the evening said Rep. Irving Stolbeig, D- committee chairman, Richard blow up. Florea was not hurt. Stafford i^>rings; Alvin Klbbe, daughter, ^ rln g St., RockvUle. monies, since they refused to them down. You can’t rip a fibag Gectffrey Michaud, Thomas —™™, n>ent (fommander Thomas Kll- 19 7 3 General Assembly are Mr. and Mrs. R on a ld Du- New Haven, who expressed the Cromie, six potential candidates _ shave or cut the tresses they and get away with it. I don’t Morrissey, and Matthew ^ i^ e , ham t girls make bas- rlssey, third. to„ PS, radio, heater, custom the decline dC kets, that girls have long hair in the 9-yesu--old8; Douglas thur Fontt Jr., Mrs. Stanley M MUSTANG 199SW 70 RENAULT 139S.0 0 a step toward The Little Theatre of Man­ in terio r. Zusel, Lionel Jean and Mark Fastback. 8, auto., PS, green. discipline. and “they don’t fall dewn.” Mantz, Daniel (folUngs and 68 VOLKS. $1495 R-10, 4-Dr., 4-Speed, Blue. Teacbers’a Tragedy David Rothaus. chester announces open casting All the Way 69 OPEL $1595 67 CHEY. $1295 R obs. Bnished Oft Soccer Team Tryipaig 4-Dr. Hardtop. V-S. D elu xe 2-Door. 4-cyL, 4-q|>d., Teacher, Joseph Krawski told m the 10-year-olds; David for its September production of Deluxe Sport Sedan. 4-cyL, Police Report A student, David Alpers kick­ OLYMIPIA, Wash. (AP) — 4-speed, radio, heitter, ww auto., PS, radio, heater, ww radio, heater, ww Urea. the group that what has hap- Mantz, John Lahda and David Coventry police made 17 ed .oft the meeting when he, "The Price,” by Arthur MiUer. When the state Department of Urea. tlre e, 69 DODGE $2095 pened la a “tragedy.” He said DelMostro. Casting wUi be held M onday ______criminal arrests and six acci­ M BUICK 69 FORD 269SJW favoring complete deletion of the Efoology moves to new head- Dart Swinger 2-Dr. Hardtop, h e test that matter was not one p^ck winners were : Douglas 68 OLDS. $2095 70 CHEY. $3250 dent arrests during the month ManciiBsliir oidsmoblle Sky Ckmv. V-8, auto., PS, PB. blue. and Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the quarters on the St. Martin’s (fol- e-cyl., auto., radio, heater,' LTD 2-Dr. Hardtop V-8,-auto., PS, PB, code, stated he had been wrong­ <^uupe. Impala Sport Coiqw. V-8, of long hair; but rather of dls- Mhntz, first; .Teffrey hIcLucas, CfotleuM ” 8 ” Sport <-uuj of May according to the report air, green^ ed because he was .unable to rC' L’TM room s a t 22 O iA StJ lege catiqNis in nearby Lecey, it V-8, auto.r PS, PB, rad io. auto., air cond., PS, PB, ra­ w w Urea. Ipued by Chief Robert KleH- . SlwrLaiiBatHartliDrdltoadzManoh^ ^ tain a 3 « « 'T J^held for and the bcord did net and David Mantz, third, ’The play calls for three males w ill use 1,(X)0 re c y c le d c a rd ­ heater, ww tlrea. dio, heater, ww tires. 68 FORD $1595 quliA. tain a posltlcn ho had held to its administrators and irjig winners for originality and one female, all middle-age- M MUSTANG 239SM three stasis as manager of a board boxes and a fleet of pro­ 69 FORD $2495 Faltlane Sport Cfoiqpe. 6-c]d,. The report shows other police teachers in enforcing the rules were: T o d d (foniam, 8-year-olds; ed. Bob Donnelly Is the direc­ 69 MERCURY $1995 Hi )., V8. Auto„ P/S, White. soccer team after growing a pane-powered moying trucks. Montego MX ^ r t Coupe. 6- Country Sedan Station Wag­ auto., PS, heater, ww Urea, activity as follows: complaints 3 69 FORD 1995.00 and regulations set down. Edward ChappeU, &-year-olds; to r. cyL, auto., radio, heater, on. V-8, auto., PS, radio, answered, 268; dog warden re­ Falcon Futura 2-Dr .Auto., V-8, PS. beard . He also pointed out that he is Robert Michaud, 10 -year- 70 CHEY. $2595 V tn-wti vinyl roof, ww tires. heater, vinyl roof, ww tiree. Nova Sport Coupe. V-8, atand- Edward Bedlock felt if a stu­ a worried man because of cer­ ferrals, ttve; accidents investi­ olds. Urea. aid, PS, vinyl roof, radio, gated, 14; missing persons dent wants. to "play ball" he tain incidents which have 70 JAVEUN $2795 67 MERCURY 139SJW 88T Sport (foiq>e. V-8, auto., 70 Monte Carlo $3275 stereo tape, heater, rally found, four; assistance to other must adhere to the rights of his “taken place in our high Capri 2-Dr. Hardtop. V-8, auto., PS, P S , viSiyl 'root, radio, heater, Sport Coupe. V-8, standard, aheels, ww Urea.' police d^[>artments, eight; on superiors and felt success de­ schocl,” but was not allowed to Loganherriea blue w w tire s . radio, heater, PS, vinyl roof, 67 BUICK $152$ I patrol summons, nine; bouse 6 9 FIAT 1S9 S.00 pends on discipline. e la b o ra te on them. He added w w U res. ’Ihe loganberry la the result 69 PLYMOUTH $2375 ^leclal Deluxe 4-Door. 0- checks, 16; fire calls answered 850 Spider Conv., Green. Another student, Doug Kil­ that the hardest part of any S7 PONTIAC $1595 cyl„ auto., radio, heater, ww five; buildings found <^n, six; gore said he was “upset” over teaching job was to create an of a .cross between a variety of Fury in Sport CotqM. V-8,1 auto., PS, vinyl nxtf, radio, GfTO ^ r t (foupe. V-8, stand­ Urea, low mileage. motor vehicle warnings Issued, cmiSiasis placed on outward ap. attitude which took guts, tortl- the wild blackberry cf CfolUornia M BUICK 139SJW Psst heater, ww Ures. ard, radio, heater, PS, vtnjd 68 CHEVELLE $2025 pearance by adults and felt tude and character and In Uils and a cultivated red raapbeny. 26; burning permits issued, 76; Skylark 2-Dr. Hardtop. V-8, auto., PS, roof, ww tires. Concourse Estate Station 66 CHEVROLET 1495.00 students were being fmeed to inatance the board undercut a It received Its name from Judge S&S is on the move! On or about June 66 CHEY. $1295 blue. Impala 4-Dr. . Hiurdtop. V-8, 70 CHEY. $2495 Wagon. V-8, auto., PS, hig^ 4-Dr. Htp., V8, Auto., P/S, Yellow, conform to senseleas regulation teacher and thus undercut a J. H, Logan who originated the lat, we’ll be moving to our sparkling Nova 4-Door. 6-cyL, auto., gage rack, radio, heater, ww new factUUes (15,000 sq. ft., 7 car show- auto., PS., radio, heater, ww of appearance! structured guidance regulation, fruit. FS. radio, heater, ww tires. Sharp. rcom) on New State Rd., corner Adams tires. 67 FORD 189S.0 0 St. . . . but imtU that time, we wish to , Gee* M AT A ^ fUspose of every new Bulck and Orol in Ranchero XL, V8, Auto., F/S, M aroon. stock to eliminate any extra moving CHEVROUT problems (Over 100 (fora in Stock!)... lUeuKmttoeiUblifh PintoV price 67 FAIRLANE 1895.00 This is it . . . now’s the time tor you to CO.. INC. Ranchero, 8, Auto., P/S, Maroon. take us tor a ride! Bede Now U* Progress 70 DODGE C O R O N E T 2695.00 THE . . . Fantastic Savings! Shop, then Stop CARTER 2-Dr. Hardtop. V-8, auto., PS, green. MORIARTY at SAS Bulck, 285 Main, Manchester, "O v*r 35 Y**rf of Sf llinq & S*rvletng Ctwvrolota" firmly in y()ur mind. B-l-G 840-4571. UN. MAIN *T. — nr KVNiNQ* » — thor*. w u . 6 — i 69 PONTIAC 2495.00 6 9 RAMBtBt 1395.00 BROTHERS r.fttn1inn. Station Wagon, V8, Auto., P/S, American, 6, 3 Speed, 4 Door, Green. 315 CENTER STRECT— MANCHESTER P/B, Brown. Low Mileage. FORD INC, ON THE LEVEL AT CENTER AND BROAD! FITZGERALD "Used Car SpaUighf" 1970 FORD LTD 1970 TORINO 1970 GALAXIE 500 Blaek, 4 dr. H-top, auto tranc., V-S wifhis, power iMer- Ford, Muo, 4 dr. H-top, auto trana, 39l V * eoahw, PS. 70 W 9 1995.00 69 VW 1845.00 Red, 2 dr. H-top, euto tnm ., 3B1 V G sndne. Idaek PB. radio. WSW thaa wheal eqvera No. P28S vinyl roof, PS. PB, radio, WSW. «W r e a p , w h s* in., vbiyt teeta radio, WSW tbet, wheel eovetz. Deluxe Sedan, Red VOLKSWAGEHS , Deluxe Sedan, Blue AIR CONDITIONING 1970 FORD TORINO AIR CONDITIONING SAVE SAVE $2945. 69 9 1895.00 68 VW 1595.00 ion CHEVROLET lt/ > | W Deluxe Auto. Sedan, Red Deluxe Sedan, Red 69 VW 2495.00 4 Door Sedan. Rich maroon color wttli 1969 T0RIN0 1969 XL Conv. 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SPECIAL $1995. 69 9 2195.00 Squarebodc Station Wagon, VW rem a in d er ot F o id ’a 5 y e a r, 60,000 m ile W Deluxe Sedan, Red ped with radio, automaUev transmission, Karmann Ghia Cpe., Red Blue factory wam nto. A real nice fam ily car, power steering, qw rts console with buck­ and Morlatty BroUier’a A9iS0R et seats (real cod) pins a M 9RO E 1967 SUNBEAM Conv. 6 6 VW 1245.00 pribe la only handy rear window defogger. 1968 FORD Pick Up 1968 FALCON Wagon 66 VW 1245.00 65 VW 1145.00 Rad, Math top, radio, 4 apawl triah. buehrt aMrt, hwr * Deluxe Sunroof, White T a a P100, M . trona, • oylisdwaailaa, «N rt Coart Doriibiua,B| Deluxe Sedan, Beige Deluxe Sedan, Black ■drrora • foot bon, radio. No. 1*7B radto,A-1eef 6 7 VW 1495JW S J 4 5 .I 65 W 9 1145.00 6 5 VW 1145JI0 Type 8 Fastback, White AS IS SPECIAL $1295. $1295. Deluxe Sedan, Gray Deluxe Sedan, Blue 6 6 VW 1095.00 1966 FAIRLANE 1966 SQUIRE Wagon 6 5 VW 1145.00 6 5 VW 1145W Deluxe Sedan, Red m s LINCOLN 11966 BRONCO Wagon in ? 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PAGE SIXTEEN iMANCHEST^R-EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1971 V Co-editor Editor Dave Larsson Laurie Miner Sports SkUter fit 'M u e Mistretta Weicker Tells M eskiU Feature Editor Art Editor Grads o f Plan Car Becomes Home Barbara Fee Daryl Juran For U.S. Service M a y L ose T he H igh S chool h i ’ VOL. xxxra No. 32 FRIDAY, JUNE 4 CMnpilsd by Students of Manchester High School Zane Vaughan, Facility Advisor (Oontiiined tram F a (« l » N o m in ee For Proud Couple “X point averago) cannot nflect By DON MEIKU: NEW YORK (AP) K has temtoer or Ocrtober—ttiey re- Seven To Go to Boys’ State All-Day Jam Session the coUege'B true Influence on a HARTFORD (AP) — Ctov. been about eight months, as the. weather was stU) student The real measure at vnarim P ick It Up With toe success of Tues­ Martin Mazur Speaks Thomas J. Mesklll has been day’s music assembly, KeUy your education at MOC will not nearly as Mr. and Mia. Cheater Ohrlstmas Seven boys from Manchester Porter St. !^e is a member cf There I was on ’Dieaday mom- tion ofmd change in school be found Ih numbers but in how crttlcifed by Democrats foy sev­ Konanfcy can remember, that a»y sold soihe of the last of MHB students, awaken! Man­ have been chosen as represen- Instrectora of the Hondlcaliped Productions now attempts eral of his ^>pointments this another milestone in toe his­ ing, about to do an interview poUcle^and t)iere is more and you act as a cltlsen, husband, they have been living' in their their fumlturs, 'stored* 'in a chester High School is to grave tatives to attend Nutmeg Boys’ N atl*al Honor with Marti Mazur, Student better communicatian between wife, pcuent" year, but tor the first time, he tory of student music at appMTB to be on the verge of car parked beside a sludgy rlv- friend’s garage, and spent the danger of being hurled to a pile State at UConn June 27-July 8. MHS: An aU-day music as­ CkmncU president-elect for 1971- students and faculty. Students The father o( children and 72. are slowly becoming more in­ somewhat older than the losing one of them. of Junk!!! Those chosen from Manchester Qulah, 17. Is too son of Mr. sembly, to be held Wednes­ The nominee in serious Jeop^ Since I had no {irevlous experi­ volved. majority of his classmates. In* The lovely luxurious lawn H l^ School are John Wiggln, and Mrs. Raymond Qulah of 98 day. ardy is Mrs. Eleanor Qonsalea ’Ihey huddled under blankets *',®“*.."****^ The period-by-period pro­ ence in this line of work, I kept Serving as chairman of toe gram spoke in favor of AipSil- (commonly known as toe. pas­ John Abbott, Mark Mockalls, Ashworth St. He was a member saying to myself, ” Hoiw toe heck Decorum Committee of toe Stu­ can society while takings note of Oreenwltdt, whom the gover­ in the deed of winter. He sal- ^ gram wiU feature, among nor named to the Ocmmlsalon vaged copper wire from ahan- ^ ** ture) is loused up by toe litter Martin Mazur and Roes Pastel. others, Joe Kelley, Joe Ho­ do I do an interview?” But, dent Council, Marti helped to ob­ of its inadequacies, nn4 the _ . ^ co-chairman d Totorinr inter- tain toe new smcdclng privileges words and acts of ;r£vclt and for Higher Ekhication. d ^ raSTto seU tor Income left by lubberly loltertog lotus- East Cathie dele^tos are captain of J. V. gan, Walt Lehmus and aU of wKh too “ never-saw-dle^’ atti­ A transcript o f Mrs. Oonsales’s and dug steamer cWuns in Long ^ ^ ^ y Qulsh and Bruce ^ elass those seniors who have made tude of aU HSW reporters—I now in effect. When asked about rebeUlon in oppoMtlcn to those Taiaiiwt A(mmi to eat and Bonie- clams that are Gieir' eaters. (Spiro, eat your heart deflciencies. interview with the legislature’s their classma tea sing came up with toe perfect solu- toe results, he reported that the Judy WUlianiB Roy WienMokl lO H P re sid e n t how they survived,’ living on ^ out!) A thousand cars making . I k I., president, and wlU be Senior throughout their three years tlon—I wouldn’t do an Interview. vandalism and smokiiig in toe ‘ ‘Hils is a disruptive genera­ Leaving Town Oommlttee on Executive Nom­ irrCMikCksa hopes of better times. domi to last ^ 'uw s president and c(>captein tion,” he observed. “It rocks inations indicatea why. a thousand trips to burgeriand at KHB. The day wUI be cul­ I’d Just sit down with Marti lavatories has stopped almost ®< varsity basketoaU team. completely. He also thinks that Guest Artists at Dance Recital the boat cf the'estaUished sys- The Rev. Gary pomeU, as- “r've had veryJntereetlngdls- Bruce BeUlore of 40 Forest 8t. “We never asked for anything ^ decided to abandon their have left their streaming, re­ jdjm. Some of toe oto ^ “ ves ^ is toe son of Mr. minated by a supei^Jam ses­ and talk. tern. Thts is the generation that sociate pastor of South United cusaions with ihinorltv noun was instafled as m esi^nt of In- until laM month,” said Mrs. fuse all over toe teeming shores this program ^ to develop ^ wuUam Belfiore of sion featuring these seniors, Marti and I had worked to- perhaps these pri'vlleges have Miss Judy W iliams and Roy called ' “ {Movement Laborar believes in forming our own Methodist Church, wUl soon be people,” said Mrs. Gonsales, structors of the Iteiidiiuq)ped in Kcnaraky, 66, 'adien their plight went to a wditar^^'^ce of toe student parking lot. Some- leadenMp, to show <>®^racy ^ gt. He to a member of as weU as their undergrad­ gather on CiauncU and I know helped some students “ unwind” Wienbicld, local artists will tory.” This group will be locat-.-values, our ownvn truths, on an m-in- be'b e' assigned to another church •■aad,••end, to meme. they are thinking a ceremony b* at the conclusion______of, w®* . Thursitay, ’ Tt —and . „ wera _ tunyd . . . a w y . ’T h . ^ thing must be done!!! ill action, to ^ d e a ^ uate oounterparts, like Larry him well enough to be able to between classes, thus resulting dance together as alumnus ed at the Boston Center tor the dividual basis. ’This is the gen-_ during the animal meeting of pecple and they give you an in- the K)H Open Bouse program Just seemed like we could make told me I jmudirt gM any he- WiUey and Lou Dellafera. carry on a reasonably intelligent in improved classrooms rala- I can see you all out there, ^ Mr OouniU, Instructore of guest artists Sunday at S p.m. Arts with the purpose of teadi- eratlon that says, ’I don’t care the Southern New England Oon- tdUgent answer. They tell me last Sunday ait the Manchester without it.” *■ P®™** now, with your Jaws hanging to Listen to toe announce­ converatlon — at least it would tlons. in Bailey Auditorium as peurt of ing flie highest forms Cf ere- that it has always been done ference of the United Meth- that they feel t**°* their people High School pool. “ Maybe you don’t, know what nem address, ’ he says. n’Jf ‘**® Handicapped, and has been ments for further informa- save me from asMiig a million Marti, in reference to toe toe ground, saying, ” 'Wha?,’ ’ as and Mrs. Davis Wggln ^ 404 elected Toff^sidsntlOH president for m-(Tl- "Happlneas is a Dance Recital” atlve dance. that way.’ We ask, ’Why is it odist Church efarting June 18 at are slower at learning than the Other offleers are Mi— Eve- 9ke, but you keep hoping A welfare qwkeanan said you flip furiously through your Spring St. He is a member of Ucn. dumb questions. (This way I’d "Quit Smoking” program re- presented by the Gertrude ’Ty- wiersbtekl, the eon of Mrs. dene that way’ ?” Pembroke OoUege, Providence, average white person. And, lyn Leesard o f 'T4 W. Mi*^** *»>ethlng will turn iq>,” ex- they retoaed to answer ques- 72). only have to ask one or two), marked that It has proved suc- dictlcnarles, looktog up “lubber­ varsity football, 'varsity swim­ AU of toe hoys were chosen ler School of Dance. Doth re- Astrid Wlersbidil of MB Giecnr Communication Vital R.I. theretote, they prefer to have lUe.. vice resident: David tlona about th^ backgre^. ly.” AU vocabulary aside, our ming, varsity basebaU and ex- It’d be simple. cessful for those students who to represent Mandiestor by Since tots was supposed to be attended, celved their early training here ^ood Dr., wfll start his SMilor But protesters must not bo The Rev. and Mrs. ComeU thedr children by some- Johnson of 18 HJUcreat Rd., in City Idand boatyards Ho also noted that their clothMi Utter situation is a serious prob- excu^ve oMcer cd Boys’ l * d - je„dershlp ablUtles Education Outlay Big before continuing their educa- y^ar at the Conservatory on a subjugated. nor communication wlU be honored at a pubUc one of their own race treasurer- Robin Franklin ***“ 5'®'**** beemed so neat end the car so an interview, I figured I should Another change he was happy leiii. And luudiig kids on deten- era Qub. He is also vice presl- iv.i.WoDebbie v Wilson tion at the Boston (Mass.) Oon- —ivniQi-ship in the ton. He sUAed. *»e added. ’’Expreeslon farewell recepUon June 18 from they understand that, and if it of 68 Arvine Pi biirtlnriTT secre- “ arthrlUc arm fo«ed well k ^ Him. clean up some of toe dent of Varsity M Club. WASHINGTON _ Vfito only 6 throw In at least one question to see was toe decrease in the understudied some of the * P "*’ ^ Susannah Wes- takes constant repetiUon to get tary: Donald Briggs of 84 T lm -'* ^ * ® from the garbage is not toe answer. Abbott, 18, Is toe son cf Mr. ^r cent of toe world’s popula- to make It seem profe^onal. ranks of toe C. P. (conddor pa- I asked Marti \riiat he felt were trol). Miss Williams is the daughter Drincloala In the Bo>«m Ballet Aiat people of differing ley Hall of the church. somethlisr acroes or conatant Tn>u i"^Aiout a hydrant end got fixed Up to go IVe’ve got to stop hea'vtog and Mrs. Vainum Abbott Jr. “ Sometimes I think we’re in Icn and a fourth to a third of of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Williams Obmoany’s nroduction of ” NUt- A®** common ground, While in Manchester, the Rev. devekmment of a subject in or- iPkueJu*^'!^iPinriAr ■‘**® August 1969. wdien down there,” Konaisky ex- of 68 Thayer Rd. He Is a mem­ North Dakota,” Manchester High’s good points. Like any school, MHS has its rubbish into toe parking lot and its devekq{>ed resources, toe (-niere are some you know). problems, one of toe biggest cf m WaddeU Rd. dhe is a the^ ‘>®^“®® « «« ‘»»^®"‘ Mr. ComeU Has not only been d^to^e^ ^*®* ‘® P**^’ As tor the bar. “I don’t torowtog our Johnny Smokes ber of Boy Scouts, Aridlan, Na­ Stan Geldel American peoide invest in edu- Marti said toe best thing Man- being "toe parking lot prob- 1970 honor graduate of the Boa- -ortunltv In 'auhsHtiite fnr change,” Ingram stated. active in the affairs of .South that suMect clearer thev un * ^ ^ * * ^ ’ Aie rent. They moved from an have much else to do but keiq;> it all over the lawn. Unfortunate tional Honor Society, Sock and ten Conservatory and. is now a ^ substitute for one ^Su-capitsksto’ com- Church but is on the staff of v « ^ ’’ ’ J* apartment onto a friend’s boat ,dce.” caUmial institutions annually cheater High has going for it is lem.’ ’ It is Martl’s feeling that '1 5- inhabitants of toe houses on toe Buskin Drama ' Society, An­ ET>itiq>h on toe grave of W. C. During^ring the summer after his J"” a. ?®"®*. ‘'^"® f* « Deputy HouseHo^ Speaker James ...... Now the_Welfare Department nouncers Club, French Club almost as much as all other na- increased amount of student the students, for the most part, Qi-a nnnnt last summer as {Main et, seigeant»at ' fit was ccmioal, really,” Kon- says it is looking into the cou- east side of Bro(drfleld St. have Fields— ” On toe whole, r d ^ freshi^ year at the Conserva- ’*'**^*^ ®* ^ Kenneily, a Hartford Democrat, and American Field Service tlons combined. freedom. Students are beginning are able to handle toe respon^ choreographer, teacher «... »we*e^. " I “ “ «tlmmatod ,hy vice president of the Manches- Sunday’s program oonau^ aiaky says. “I had a lot cf time ^ ’s case again. Meanwhile Uie lately been victimized by that rather be in Philadelphia.” slbUlty that accompanies unscrupulous descendant of .toe Club. He is also a deacon of to have more say in toe forma- ” so I fbteid tq> the boat. Then Konarskys continue to live In ' Clenter Ccngregatianal Church change, but tt is evident that ‘™ f A™ semebody saw it and bought it, kcharskys continue to live in Dust Bowl — toe Crud Bowl. . Famous quotes trom MM. one of toe Jobe for next year As you have heard Ranger and vice president of toe MH8 IT handi- we were out of a place to the ear, aittliv in it by day, Debatiiig Club. Crealey— “ John, do you want will be finding a rolution to toe thing Goes.” In AprU of tWa a schdarshlp to study at Ja- ^ irith' the “ingmiiuty, a subeUtute SpanlA teacher at ^.^,J"trinslQaUy slower learn capped, and the second for the «niat was the first time vie rieepiiB* in it by night end drlv- Rick, Susan Spotless, and steeped peas or Uma beans to- Exchange Students Take problem of destrucUon and lit­ Smokey toe Bear aU eay in toe Mockalls, 17, la toe sen of year Miss ly ie r saw the Boeton cob’s PUlow, Lee, Mass. TWa desire and i*<»"«i"o to puisae Manchester IBgh School. “Yos ’’ said Mrs Gonzales physically handloapped. saght went to the car.” hig to MAmaroneck tor clams Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Mockalls ter on toe school grounds. As pertdrmanceTkJili'fjiii’VkQwmjs of **1“WeV a Are AU All oiivnmav* summer W hea nrlllwlU tlbatTAltravd uHihwith a ^^JOrtUUlttO® ** past, Davey toe Editor now re- A moment later die Av~twi'.^ handicapped students parUd- Mrs. Konanky has been lU tor when ■they have enough gas. ' of 86 Dudley St. He is a photog­ Cross Country Bus Trip far as toe student body is con­ Judas,’’ entirely choreogrsqfied tour comiwny of “Fldffler on ______on her nnirnrrr pated in each cna some yean and cannot walk,’ ------/ peate: “Put your refuse into a In citing social reforms ac' rapher for Somanhls Yearbook 'Great Caeaer’s Ghoctl” cerned, he stated that there are by her former pupU. the Roof.” During the week of com wii^ during the 1^ sev- Senator Sees “That can’t be a statement Abnoet 400 people attended and it was difficult to find an proper receptaclerkldB!” Or, in “ too many foUowers, and too other- words, stash toe trash! Staff. Perry White One evening, Helena BJoers- Upon entering California, Hel­ Miss .Williams has also ap- July 12 he wlU appear in Hyan- end decades, Ingram called tor that covens everybody ” she **‘® *®'o-hour program. Among apartment they could afford Cardinal Home Mazur, 18, is toe son ol Mr. dr. aid five ^ c ^ cf the ..Both were “rought^^^^b^ ^ He is a member of (JYO Social I grow old, I grow old. . . take a trip because Greyhound green trees in Rosemont. In toe Prom there, toe conversation a Boston Educational Television Trek” and “ Mission Impoe- time now to pmcrnnn with the are. eauai and brtter~thw m v ®®«Jod diapter of lOH In Syra^ Ueve that It was a dlB* lOH was instituted i n t h a t was tented end they went back dmme at St. B ^ s Mniroti Quadrangle Dance a bus for Gold Rush Country rode a cable car, swam, visited rooms, and feels they need to Bourn of 262 Ferguson Rd,, o< t drew a one out walk, but wlto SAA, $.76 without. Soda ered a number of candy stores, jy jjind and caring. aspect of the school, either with abuse. “In most instances,’’ he and pizza will be on sale. AU munlty coUeges r s p re s ^ th» ...... Later, Ajello asked: ’”What MK> handicapped neoDle~ WASHETTE Flame-throwing rigjithander was thrown out trying to steal. featuring chocolate candy “ Just 'q , traveler, couldn’t to Many persona who voted last 'When the House yesterday upreachlng apirtt of the human said, ’’they are toughter than ^ significant prob- Jim Balesono qparUed for toe John VlTggln was bit by a pitch proceeds wiU go- to support 203 SPRUCE ST. — MANCHESTER, CONN. AFS projects. like home.’ ’ ,ggyg the West Coast without November for annual sesslans confirmed the TiominaHnn of Community." She added that ®*^^, „ l®™« At the present tinie in Tribe both on toe mound and to bring up Balesano, udio They went on to Cheyen^ Disneyland ® "®^ y®“ ’ rece^ of their degrees involves to «i^® ducatl«rta Connecticut? ^toe plate. Balesano twirled a grounded to third for what of the General Assembly are OeoiY® A. Saden of Bridgeport a reporters queauon, “ What to Dotw. you have any __ optoioasi-a_____ toat Body Sought Wyo,, where agata they alm<^ andlBonald Duck. All toe time, thf ^ente more than attainmeiit cf per­ your pceiticn cn open enroll­ ' neat four-hitter and fanned 18 should have been toe final out. missed toe bus. They were sit- couldn’t help but think ® U®®^ “ students having second thoughto about J®., *®™ “ “ you’d like to offer on that?” show a Utile effort.” ^ Auwuv judge ot the Superior Court, one sonal goals. It also mtoUs a ment to community coUegee In Reservoijr enemy tiattora. On the offensive But the throw saUed past toe ting on toe stops of toe Supreme of her little sister whom she their Judgment. speaker caUed him a "laiiyer’s respcnaiUUty to others who “ No,” said Mra. Gonzolea “ I side, Jimmy lashed out three first baseman and the speedy D r a ft N o tic e Court of Wyoming when a con­ Let’s hope he’s right. and or the prepoeal to increase really don’t know. Bo, superfl- wished could ha've seen toe ■With an apparrent impasse een stolen to Jackson who poled one of the ^d wlto a line single up toe ent Selective Service Laws, wiU they by toe countryside, that during which Mary EHen called teria for staff, graduates, par­ with hto “ trenscriiU. New Yorit a t y June 2. W it h C lu b s sible special session on the tax _____ longest homers in memory at middle. Scott Powers reUeved jjg m gh school Wednes- no one realized until their toe park. They had found toe ents, friends, and other guests Abs^tely nothing,’’ said 'nieKi was nothii^ to the car photographs wore developed package locnniiig larger and -phe House yesterday, in $■ Meniorlal Field, too baU travel- the tired Camarco at toe mound, Ai»,«i- it toreigto a l^^g^te into The win concluded too Reds next batter, Wiggln. TOe niece of news this visit had to film of toe same scene! « “ water wnnetlme overnight, They stopped by Salt Lake toe southern route through Ari­ Maloney’s Rich MeskiU in the ycar, but in only three months ti,y jensen. Nobody bothered to Train Crew 'Pmsed To End Strike I could help to any way, I would noUc® regular season wlto a 941 recort. third baseman picked on zona, where Helena iq>led her CX7IL golf tournament held Instead of the five months al- haV who 11*11111 Jensen is, ww be happy to.” g i X third place in the OCJL, era’ next offering a * sent * ^ City, Utah wlto its beautiful For Averting Accident lights and remarkable cleanli­ first cactus. Anina was most Tuesday at Pequaback Country lotted this year, many backCrs gi,^ hAing congratulat­ FRANKFURT, Germany In Hospitals “And do you toel that you_ , , , and toe 21st spot hi toe state OPP^*® Aeld Military recruiters and per- impressed by toe Grand Can- Club in Bristol, ed annual sessions, Including tourney. The Ihjuna’ first oppon- chasing homo Smyth ^th toe ^ ^ ness. Winnemucca, Nev. (yea, (AP) — Police c i^ t e d the ROME (AP) — Efforts by Ha- *>ave a genuine contribution to MtUion Join AAA EXTRA that’s what they toll me) was yon, which appeared much The sophomore swinger shot members of the League of kOss Jensen, of Hartford, is quick reoctioa o f a freight train BEVERLY HHLS, (ilhUf.— ent was Newington High, ranked winning telly, and Sie ^ several years. In _ more beautiful and larger than a fine 73, four over par on the Women Voters—the stnmgest ly’s labor and health ministers ”>^® r ®*®^ ***® »»>“ «»««»« much enjoyed by too touriate a long-time employe to the crew for nanowly averting a failed to end a nationwide hol- committee member. Membership to the American leto. Once Trt»® **“ ® ® «4“®»t There tow panc^es she had imagined. Two weeks tight Pequaback iay*t. Iri toe “ I really don’t know,” said AutomoMle Association toj^ied Balesano led Manchester to vie- Balesano, who is under toe ^ principal George S to wo^:™ ^ tal_strike_ today. ATTENDANT ON THE PREMISES DAILY for breakfast in a restaurant later, they arrived home, com- team competition, toe Indians The resolution was on the occa- rytog 89 American 'children, The unions said they were im- Mra. Gonzales. “ I think you’re 13 miUlon to 1970, the third tory, 2-1, in an exciting contest watchful eyes of several Emmerllng and Guidance De- which also served as , a casino, plete wlto souvenirs and empty finished third behind Maloney tt?“ slon of her birthday. The train was braked to a halt satisfied with the governmmit’s ^^®**®f *® straight ye« thatmemberehlp The hometown Waihawks’ lone league scouts, was superb. He (Jhalrman Anne In Reno, they enjoyed toe stomachs, having spent their and Conard In a close battle The three-months session in­ TILL 7 P.M. ------inches from the bus carrying bomUal reform {dans after talks ® '*«*» was tally came in too opening frame, allowed four hits, only two after ^ yraft 4-o(m»wHng ihrhted blUboards and adver- last pennies. ^ ^a score . of 808 two shots cluded for next year (February tiu> nhiismn — . .__ TheTB hss ‘boen, and centtoues formed to 1902. Leodoff hitter Rick Socha be^ the first inning, walked f*r a* ^ y,e ^Mments ^ y®** P*®" ® ^P ^ Callfor- behind Maloney, and one in to May) is suppoeedly tor fiscal When the House yesterday de- * 0 chlldr* of American serv- with Inhor Minister Carlo Don- . w w°-.v leeis------home frora school atCattto and Health Minister " ^ out a slow bouncer to short, ad- struck out a lifetime high of 16 source which may The coimtryslde en route to nla by bus in toe near future, back of O on a^ bills nH District. “ It stands for Uh - - Year of Gradua­ Va., Washington, D.C., and San 1M8 COUPE DB VHJLir - power brakes, blue $1995 RoCd” . wlto toe help of Lee Hay and fore saying lines, Repuhlcan leaders Joined Guitarists Wait Lemus and tion.” toe drama club. Gesticulation and movement Francisco during their six- Gold with vinyl top, leather 6. Mr. Steinberg Democratic leaders to lauding Interior, power windows, pow­ Joe KeUey performed In a spon­ “ Be :q>eclflc.” The set design was his own went smthly, blending toe ab- weeks visit to the United States. O'Neill for his work on toe blU. 7. Mrs. Van Why The 'Winchester, Conn, activi­ er seat, AM-SW radio, air taneous jazz tune, along with ^ _g. “ Kids.” (40 times per class period) conglomeratlcn — a very slm- surd blocking wlto bellevablllty. 1968 OLDSMOBILE “People, perhaps you don’t care 8. Mr. BaUestrinl ties Include the celebration of ------\ condlttontog. Stan Geldel playing the saxo­ pie setting consisting of cubes One could see that a great incorporation day today, a bi­ State Comprbcriler Nathan phone, and Dave Larsson at about tola, but I do.’ ’ and a stairway to an entrance deal of effort and thought was AgosttoeUl has two downstate ”98’’ Loaded, wlto air con­ I. “Take a lap.” 9. Mr. Vincenzo centennial ball tomorrow night, Ihe keyboard. 10. Mr. Stearns all of which were painted black, put into too producUca by Bob and a parade on June 13. appearances scheduled for next *4295 ditioning, green, riEIMC 1967 OLDSMOBILE “ Stormy Monday Blues” , and __J. "Grr — you wanna go to college?” 1 1 ’ iite Iffii^erUiuc Costumes were cleverly created Jordan, who proved to be quite week. low mileage. “MHS Blues” featured Larry __ k. "Right?’ ’ Cutlass 2Door Hardtop. 8 to 12. Mr. SoUanek with toe names of toe charact- a ham. (Perhaps Mr. Hay will Another visitor to the State Willey and his harmonica. Lou 1. "Oh, au contralre!” On Thursday, at 7:30 p.m., he choose from ers lettered in white against he minus a Job). For those of Capitol yesterday was Tennes- -will deliver toe commencement $1985 Dellafera played guitar and “People, you’ve just got to do the 18. Mr. Danielson black clothing. Makeup and you who thought that the jday see State 'Rep. 'Harold W. Brad- address at graduation services Dave Randall accompanied toe work.” ■ hairstyles were on toe humor- wouldn’t meet standards be- n. “ You there, put antifreeze in the 14. Mr. Maldment ley. He was accompanied by his of Blessed Sacrament SchoM t o ensemble on drums. ous and exaggerated side, re- cause of student direction:—toe wife. Bradley, who Is a four- Hanuden. 1U9 GAUIS Proceeds from toe concert go 'VtSkswagen." sembling clown pancake make- Joke’s on you! An exceUent term Democratic legislator, is On Sunday, June 13 at 3:80 1961 rONTIAC to Student CkmncU funds. Dave o. Something unintelligible In Polish. 16. Mr. Briggs up and overdone coiffures. precedent has been set,*and a professor of history at Van- p.m., he will deliver a abort ad- 4-Door Hardtop Larsson said that an aU-day PS Teachers, please don’t be offended. Our facUiti^ Just don't The cast members tiu^luded hopefuUy we wUl be seeing rta- derbUt Unlveristy, Nashville. dress In East Norwalk, at toe Nicely Equipped . 1969 PONTIAG ...... 'ies' at this ■'Alf BcnnevlUe 4-Or. Sedan. Load­ c 1 ^ v ; ^ beS;^ P>®nn®- ® » - ^ o w ^ t e ^ (M™ . T m " ^ ) : d^p^7tio^“ oTeq;^aUher He said that he and his wife dedication of a memorial to the GTO Ootqie k Convertible. he added special thanks^ B^e time. torfa^ol^t"*^S^ caXk'ciark (Mr. Smith), San! next year on toe MM «tage^_ are descendatits of a long line late Pfe Daniel J. Shea of Nor- ed with air con- dandjwtn Mark Staknis as Mrs. Martin and Linda Larivee as his wife in ‘Bald Soprano.’ ditiantog. 61996 2 to choose from EMMK Kica ^U yv tar for w»iuontanls&nff >• con- upoit ^ us, not be the same without you. dy Smith (Mary the M^d)* of Connecticut ancestors, and walk. President ♦3745 cert. that they consider Connecticut had awarded the Medal of Hon- toetr mother state. or posthumously to Pfe Shea. -

’»■ ; ! T5’ ■! * MANCHISTER EVJ^raiTG HRRAIJ), MANOHESTE®, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1971 PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN M A N C W teR feVENlNG HERALC.lIAftCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1971 53234823532323484848485348234823534848020000010002 The DRY Side] Indians Red, Hot Slump Ends Astroturf Holtzman BY DEAN YOST High, 9-8, Wednesday. downs and came in to woefc toe West Haven has also won two lOto inning of the Wethenfield Getting down to the nit- pofst-season.starts..in their first game, because of an ailing knee, de­ games played, St. Louis and Lee'May for the final two way I could have thrown Bench Bradford, who drew two of the In the top of the third, Holts­ H oltsm an threw a tota l o f 108 ty-gritty part in the Cl AC oohng they tripped iTto ranked Ironman Balesano has also NEW YORK (AP) — pitches and became the first livered his clutch pinch IM in On Golf Tour out if'the bcdl remained fair.” four walks off Holtsman, tried trimmed Pittsburgh 7-1 and At­ outs in the ninth inning. The man scored the game’s only the fourth Inning as the Braves Class LL Division Baseball Ken Holtzman’s strong left bunting in the eighth- But he Cub pitcher in history to hurl ATLANTA (AP) — A two-month slump almost con­ lanta dow ned Y ouston S-3 in the Holtsman rushed oft the run. He reached.on 'Tony Peres’ battled from behind. i i l i i i i By DEAN R. YOST Tournament, Manchester only 0 Cincinnati runnera dame mound, across the Astroturf- ran into the ball and ehs de­ more than one no-hltter. jjjg j, gf Middletown, Jack Hrilk returning to the Uns­ arm and some cooperative National League and Boston throwing error, moved up on an — • • • vinced young (^lifornian John Miller to bypass the edged New Y ork S-3 in the on four walks. covered infield and toward the clared out. • • • H igh W ill go agaiMt West ^^nnlng M . Xavier U the lOTl up after missing toe last two 0ARO6 • PntA’TES — S“rf«*e Poidpone* Stafford 100 $126,000 A tl^ta Golf (Classic. Cincinnati Astroturf have The Reds tried everything to Holtsman had cwtrol prob­ infield out and scored on Gleim BRAVES - ASTROS — Haven m a quarter-final Hartford County Conference regular season games and both American League. ball. Steve Carlton became the Na­ zv j surface forced postponement of last TONIGHT’S OAMKS ^ been scoring so baidy 9 9 4^ get a hit off Holtsman and even "When I got over there, I lems in the- early innings and Beckett’s single. Elsewhere, Hank Aaron rip­ showdown Saturday afternoon champion. tourney clashes. Hrilk suffered combined to produce the tional Lee«ue’s first 10-game v-wv. *»tely I Just wanted to go In from 40 yards. He birdted went to the extreme of having saw the ball was si^iming and I got into his toughest jam in the Holtsman also {dtched a no­ ped a two-run .{dnch double to championship .t Muzzy Field in Brjrtri. a gash in Ms right wrist in a ^vensons vs. Lawyers, Vor- only rea- the first and second holes with 1971 baseball season’s first CUBS - REDS — wiimer, pitching St. Louts past ' Ellington, in only one post­ knew it would roll foul,” ,the third when Bradford walked h itter on Aug. 19, 1969 against break a tie in the'fourth inning S if Cl Stafford Spe^way. Racing Director Game time ia 2. EUington High freak accident. planck But the ni^t belonged to slugger Johnny Bench lay down Pittsburg. He also contributed season clash, defeated Old eon I came here is because I putts of 30 and three feet aikl no-hitter. Holtunan, pitched the sec­ a leodoff burrt in the seventh in­ pitcher said. The ball spun'off and moved up on a wild pltch^ Atlanta and said after ’Ihurs- and Atlanta topped Houston as •“J^oiawr moved the event to Saturday afternoon. played Brookfield at Fuessenich Lyme, 5-1, despite being held Versatile Jim Jackson will re­ DiUon’s vs. Sears, WaddeU a two-run double to the Csrdlnr There is no definite time that like (his course.” was on Ms way to equalling toe HoIUman, Uie lanky CUcago ond no-hitter of his career, ning. It was, ' according to the artlflcal turf into foul ter­ He advanced to third mt an in­ day’s classic he felt much the Pat Jarvis baited a personal Park, in Tprrington this after­ to only three Mts. The I&iights, turn to left field forcing Ooach 'VFW vs. Moriarty, Buckley als’ attack and mc-Plrate Matty the main event wlU get toe *1716 24-year.otd blond en- Unt round record for toe At- left-hander, spun a 1-0 classic overcoming some ecudy wiid- Holtsman, his closest call. ritory and then Bench filed out. field out aitd then was stranded same way he had after his first t w o-season 11-game losing noon at 4 in a Class S contest. rated third, now sport a 16-3 Harold Parks to make some Alou rii^ped his first homer and Kreen flag, but toe gates to toe Year,’ Dennis Stonmerman banced Ms Uklng of toe MUy, lento event. at the Redis to highlight the ab­ ness and reUring the last 11 “At first, I thought Bench That was the Reds’ best as Gary Nolan tapped in front one—“A little in shock and aw­ streak. _ The lo ca ls WlU be shooting wittTtr while Brookfield is big _ decistons.______Stove _____ Smyth______has INTIUW^ONAL 6,886-yafd AUanto Country Oub a pair of singles to drive in toe public will will be welcomed home ^esday He also sank Mrdle putts breviated Thursday night base- Reds in order. He struck out had a Ut," the 2S-yeaiM)ld chance for a hit It seemed like of the plate and Hal McRae fully tired. I let if all out in the Jarvis worked Mx scoreless ^ l o c k “ ^ u , * nlgM''lrith"r twrti^T,r seventh straight sue- ento ranked and holds an li-4 pUylng there whm Brad Dream of every pt^ pitcher Is to course Thursday when he fired ranging from 12-16 feet on four innings in relief and Aaron, out three runs for the Cards. beli action. In the only other six, including Tommy H^ms irftcher said. "There was no such a good idea that Buddy fUed o»}t. last Inning.” «“ Buckboard Restaurant ur l«h in 20 starta. record. Stourer is not pitching. Symto ^ a siMitng stven-under-par 82- hries, two-putted for another on and tim e tnaifl slated for 5 Manchester has survived both The Knights’ vdll probably has also seen action In center* p .m . Glastonbury. 83—66 Mdto a round that includ- a par five bole and sank a five- the {daydowns and first round go with Junior - hurler Court field, grounds _ of _speedster r ------... Ansaldl's turned toe trick last ** birdies and footer on Ms other one. MBIer’s A lso cn Dave Labb, close frien d o f the same card are action to get to toe quarterfln- Homed, Roger Talbot. Sore-armed, A1 n ^ t splnst toe ouors, win- a pair « bogeys. bogeys came on No. 16 where the midgeta of the North East owner of Dave’s als. They defeated Newington Manchester will' u m hard Noske wHl return to toe lineup .n _ _ ,,,,, It gave Mm a two-shot lead he put his toe shot in a bunker Midget Assn., plus the first **-®***^ East Hartford, is the Canonero II Pick High, 2-1 Tuesday, then in ex- throwing Jim Balesano who after sltUng out much of the BaUard didn’t aU ^ a si^le ^ quartet deadlocked at and on No. 4 where he three- RSox Regain Lead^ fireworks dlq>lay of toe sea- thp dlnnec. Tickets ^ t ^ r and strort out 14 „-Jock Nlckbuis, OrviUe putted. are limited and can be pur­ tra innings downed Wethersfield vtoiffed 16 batters in toe idsy- Tndisns’ last contest. son. ^ Pfttteru y raceo. Mioody, Ray Bloyd and Dave DefendJog champion Tommy Slater has been notified by chased from Labb. -me wliinera, who awning Aanm, whose only PGA tour For Triple Crown Jack Tknt and Clayt MltcheU -Midget racing star, and one ^ e loop^ w ^ record, had MlUer's beat round on victory In 10 yean came in this that Itoy Hendrick, developing of six Connecticut drivers to Game Reset All - /Vmerican Final but tw o lu ts but naa4to iMrn tour since his closiiig 68 tournament last year, flbot a 71 Back Home Tonight problems last weekend in toe pass toe Indy rookie test, cou n t tor three runs In the fifth forged him into a two-way and was well back in the fieU. • NEW YORK (AP) — Canonero II knows where the Wednesday’s tain left toe North, wlU be on hand Again Johnny Kay, wlU be toe master plajrlng fleldB a t OoM P ark In to break a acoreleaa tie. Steve ^ second witti Nicklaus In Ifickhms, ending bis three- Belmont winner’s circle is. Now all he has to do is get to ch a se to e rich $l,(XXl purse of ceremonies. Other noted Munson homered In the sixth Hartford unplayable forcing MCKenzie st^ed and Steve preotiglous Masters at An- week layoff, bod only one bo- there Saturday and racing will have its ninth Triple BOSTON (AP) — The in Ms 1968 C hsvey C am aro. drivers from the state to pass Everett doubled for the Oon- guata two months ego. gey when he drove an iron shot Crown champion. to give the Yankees a riiort- the Greater Hartford Twi­ In Scotland Possible Mr. and Mrs. Harry -Lunger’s Boston Red Sox have Uved 1-0 lead, but Reggie Smith Call . “Bugs' Stevens, three­ at Indy are Burt Brorim, SAm light League- to postpone the **A®***?- ■ M iller, w ho started on the Into to e fron t bunker o n ti»e p a r Trainer Juan Arias schooled Salem, Neil Heilman’s Good snap'ped their five-game came back with his 10th liomer time national modified cham­ Posey Chuck Arnold, Pete Rev- start of their season to to­ CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (AP) — Four Americans, Each team . came up with nine, scored his eagle three third and missed a 12-foot Canonero H In the paddock in the seventh to tie toe a eo n . pion, turned toe fastest lap son and Dennis Zimmerman. Ed some q>ariding defensive plays, fjn-ee on toe 609-yard No. 18— putt. Among Ms tlx btrdiee was Behaving and Peter Kissel’s losing streak and climbed night at 6. three Britons and an Irishman squared off today in the Thursday and then led him to Pass Catcher. Josephson singled to lead off despite a damp track last Flemke who taught Zimmerman The 1976 leagu e cham pion The Oilers are. now 6-8. ninth hiole—when he pitched a SS-foot putt on No. 4. quarter-finals of the 1971 British Amateur Gk>lf Cham­ Ansaldl’s 000 OSx 3-2-0 the winner’s circle in front of Royal JD was entered Thurs­ back into first place as the (Boston eighth, was sacri­ weekend. Bugs, driving the toe ahe’a of racing wiU also Moriarty Bros., win go pionship, and the prospect of an all-American final was OUeris 000 000 0-0-0 the stands before the fifth race. day. The others were expected they return home to meet ficed to second by Cute and Sonny-Kozella No. 16, covered speak. a g a in s t powMfol Herb’s far from dim. —------He f(dlowed the same proce­ to be entered today. the California Angels in reached toird on a wild pitch. (be half -mile oval in 21.96. His Zimmerman drove toe Flore Sport Shop In the opener. NATIONAL LEAGUE dure before the colt won the Even though toe British ous father, has shot only sub- flve-game winning streak Good Behaving, the triple the opener of a three-game Pinch-hitter Joe Lahoud'popped own record of 21.09 win be in Enterprises car to an eighth Veteran leflhnnder Pete Sala Derby and the Preak- stakes winner who missed the up for the second out, but Stot- Jeopardy on a dry surface. place at the brick yard, only 14 will get the mound call from Walker Cup team beat toe par goU aU week. For instance, ^ tnterroptod by backJo-back ness. Derby and Precdmess, and Jim weekend series 'tonight. myre, working carefully to Jerry Cook, present leader in laps off A1 Unser’s winning Coach Gene Johneon of the United States at St. A n ^ ^ he had ^ p ^ f**^^"'* setbacks Iwt Nawift Arms Given a dressing-down To win the Belmont Stakes French will run as a John Sm ith, w ound iq> w alking him , the modified point standings pace. BOBs. Hla coon terp a rt wUl last week, they were unable to when he eliminated Alistair, righted themselves and have manager Eddie Kasko in a 16- throw up any bigger -chaUenge and become the first to win the Campotrained entry. Good Be­ and Yastnemski driUed a sins^e be farmer Wealejran chnek- ^ Scotland 8 and 7 copped tour straight tor a minute closed door clubhouse from Rome, N.Y., twice runner- Through a “shoeetring man- to this 86-year-old title than Derby, Preakneas and Belmont to right to score Josephson sdto er, Jim Marleilo. having was a supplemental m session Wednesday after a 6-1 up to the Uq> spot toe last two euveri, Denny wlU be among their cousins from abroad did since atatlon in 1948, Oanonero the go-ahead run. Dean of the Oonnectlcut nominee for 16,000. loss at New York, the Red Sox seasons, will also be at Staf- 4g entries for toe Schaefer in toe round of etg^ wMch sur­ The Red Sox picked up an In­ spots wrltMS, Art HeGin- n will have to beat at least 10 Eleven starters would give responded with a 3-2 victory 8 at toe Pocono Inters vived from the original field of surance run off reliever Jack ley, win tosa out the first SSL, M m a m s s other 3-year-oIds. The most any (he 103rd running of the IH- over toe Yankees Thursday An times recorded In toe national Raceway in Pennsyl- 256. Aker in toe ninth, and this one of the eight Ttlide Crown ralle Belmont a groes purse of Ume trials wUl be removed vaMa. ban. Jim Umons, 21, of Butler, ST, night. proved to lie toe stomer. Again ----- , „ ------administration. He has been champions faced in winning the $100,860, w ith $96,210 to the win­ The triumph not only ended with all drivers getting another He will drive the same Fiore P a ., led Josephson started It, this time toe assault against seven under par tor the five ^ Belmont was seven, by Cita­ ner. crack at toe first 10 open posi- car that he piloted at Indy. His Hugh Stuart of Scotland. matches he played here this Neither side was aUe to the tallspln, but enabled toe Red with a two-out double, and Culp tion. Post time for the - race is Uoiis given to toe fastest cars. schedule also includes races at Tom Kite Jr. of Dallas faced week. score until the fourth vtoen a SoK to puU half a game ahead of came through with a single to Among those expected to op­ about 6:36 p.m., EDT. Tele- idle Baltimore in toe American The remainder of the field will Milwaukee Sunday and the Roddy Carr, 20-year-Md son M In toe top bracket, either 81- batsman and a^Ies ^ I^n center to drive him home. pose Cancmero H, owned by vision coverage will be from 6-8 develop through two 10-lap the ex-champion Joe Carr at m ons in a lap feature event: Aim is to Cook and Bernie Miller are cur­ side links. in toe British Amateur bna Bruce Bayles ^am a one-hlttw Lula Aparicio. PaloieJ-McCuiker ve. Bye in the action ttiorteMd by rain thony Imbesi’s Purse Finder, fine health,’’ Arias said. Yastrzemski, who has been in scoreless dubl for &H innings, make for a faster and more rently running one-two in na- O'Brten-WeUh va. Harrlsan-1■Frier Oarr, emulating hla iMuatri- little chance. though it took a Wg pJay by toe That preserved Culp’s sixth Naktenis^Sheldon vs. Bye after four inningB. For Town Titles Arranged a bad hitting slump for more exciting show. ticnat modified points going in­ Boston defense to keep toe .Yan­ victory in 10 decisions, saddled Becker-Weber vs. Tourtellotte- The Chibmen coUectad but than a week, said he thought he Dick Beiggren, former Man- to this weekend. Both pilots will PoUer __ kees from scoring in toe fourth. Stottlemyre with his toird loes P. UngusrP. Unsur. Jr. va. Cbap- two Mts ,a eingle by Mark Lap- Manctaeoter’s UtUe League clubs. may have bron “Jumping at toe cheater Moldent, now residing be at Stafford to try for the lln-McCuthy Town Tournament win begin ‘Town coUecUon for UtUe Alcindor Adopts New Name Thurman Munstm led off toe in­ In nine verdicts, and sNit .toe Sign of the Times pen and a double by K mx H on- ball too much,” and toot he con­ to Maasachuaetta, seUlng Ms 250 points offered in toe race. 8. Pasteroack-C. Pasternack vs. 28 and toe finals wlU be league equipment totaled ning with a walk, and Bobby Bed Scot home in the tovlston LatlmerJoyce Ion. Brooka Case and Mike centrated Thursday night on racing car, to quest Cook has 1,306 points and Mil- Baum-Peck vs. Bye Murcer doubled to right center. lead for tenis^t’s game in which ^ rii starred field for to. Before Leaving for Africa Just meeting it. of a super-modified. , . Frank ler has 1,111. Keller-Renert -va. Dymon-Anderson Ray Culp riiared the hero’s MXmstm tried to sco re , and w as lefbhander Gary Peters (6-4) is McKone-Oavedon va. Bye winners. Ferraia, starter tor toe last Holding down toe tMrd posl- Honnon-Richinood vs. SIrotarPeters can League winners against Uie oppreclatioD to the towns peo- roie with YaatTzemskl, holding cut down at toe plate on a relay scheduled to^ pitch against An­ FleWs-Rsyburn_VB. Bye Philadelphia Schools A rm y It N avy 383 X 7-3-1 WABHINGTCXN (A P ) — Lew clsm to the Islamic faith, and otock car show, will give up Ms tion is Bobby Santos in toe Interoatlonf loop kings. pie for toelr donations. toe Yankees in check most of from BiUy Oon^gUaro to Doug gels’ right-hander Andy Mee- J. Chaimni-/■A. Chamin vs. Wlncse- iPolice A Fire 000 0 0-1 4 Alcindor eays he Wants to be first made it public in a two- -sersmlto (6-5).- poqt to toe retunitog Frank Paul-Ctork Ford with 1,062. MarkoersU It will be based on a double With the bdp of the Ladies part series In Sports Illustrated the way and singling home stoat Griffin to Josephson. Mountaln-Lembo Kielly-Fer- INVEBNA1IONAL FARM elimination between toe top two Auxiliary am uif balte salea f known from now on by his Is­ (AP pHoto) Sgambato wbo viewed the Indy p\>rmer notional champion ruolo in 1669. 800 to person. . . Frank Ed- Bugs Stevens is in fourth spot Kemtinc-Feracchio Ferguson- The Ollen tapped Ansaldl’s, clubs in the tfarM divlsians, Sears and King’s in the IManr lamic name Kareem Abdul No-Hitter Reaction by Author Ken Holtzman of Chicago’g Cnba Hunter Drop Varsity Sports “TUs was toe first public in­ wazds, slx-cycUnder chamidon accumulating 1,015. Canadian 4-0, .os Keitlier BSrickson and American, Natibnf and mtei> chaster Parkade ■will be held Jabbar. F. Dooley-F. Dooley Jr. vs. Bye formation about it,” be told a B illy Backus la st J^ar, is port of toe crew Denis Giroux is fifth 262 points Somborii-Bertrer vs. Horning- Ski PHILADELPHIA (AP) Tho niinArintonHani: of Cawvrrtte combined for a naUonf Leaguee. The Farm June 13. * Jabbar, most valuable player conference Thursday. ner — me supermtenueni o i L m w o led tiie League cluba •wUl toUow toe AU locf leagues wUl enter Lakers Fire Joe Mullaney o f (M in M aine’ s No. 39 C hevy behind Stevens with 756. inddminico- Philadelphia's schools says the system’s varsity sports in toe National Badtetball As­ “And I have been kind of qui­ Defending modified title bidd­ with three Mts. same sebedMe as toelr parent district competition this year. I M ajor League Risks Boxing C ainaro. Quigley program will be eliminated because of money problems. sociation last season w to the et about it until now. « • • er, E’red DeSarro is eighth with Oerlson-CheaBarl VS. Mliwaukee (Bucks admits he 718 points. He ia 898 points be­ Kem|i>4nyder va. Bmrii^iteGonigie It has ptoduced such stars as basketball’s W ilt Cham- “But now since I am repre- l _ i;Leaders: Snunermon Honored (MatofoaLciUUbi v». Clark- football’s Herb Adderly. doesn’t know if toe «,„tlng my country. A Kareen Speculation Spreads Title Tonight TiaiWanapoHa 600 T tooU e Of hind toe leader. Conyers accept his new name, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS J. JohnstoD-Seraphln va Meurant- Included in toe cuts to take f - Abdul Jabbar, I would like to Kupferachmld says be will remind anyone AMERICAN LEAGUE National League LOS ANGELES fo name of Baylor, toe often in-. Cooke,” said one Laker source in (Mexico City. Uttle action, was optioned to physical and h ef to education (18) Yankee vs. Royals, V ^ ea, now known as HaMba, los; Lollch, Det., 87. K ansas CXty (W right 1-2) at ary 2-2) at Clnclimatl (Grims- Qumrer Stanqiers, 25-9, last Sunday Juied 6-foot-& star, began pop­ of toe volatile owner of the The first fight Dec. 8 in Syr­ Loulsviae at ilie same time. caUed the decision a tragic WINF vtoo he married in Washtogton. New York (Peterwxi 6-4), night le y 2-1), night at Keeney Field. 10 Walnut Beuebers NAnONAL LEAGUE ping up. The club refused com­ team. And that’s one of the rea­ acuse was gory. Both fighters m ove. (22) Red Box vs. Angfs, X When he was asked where he Detroit (Lrilrit 9-3) at Chi­ Montreal (Stoneman 6-8) at Both Jack Bousfield and BUI Town and Country BATTTNG 100 at bats — m en t sons Baylor’s name has been suffered eye cuts, Ntqiriea ap­ “Our experience has been w n c was mairiet^ ^e no Uc^ 3^ cago (Wood 3-2), night San Diego (Phoebus 3-6), night MCCbrtby went 54 for Gorman’s ii;80 a.m. Alberti’s vs. Lanr m entioned. parently the worst. The referee t h f aporta has been one of the 4:30 (8) SporU Challenge was issued to him in the Dis- ^ ’ Baylor has had a series of Baltimore (Cuellar 7-1) at New York (Seaver 6-2) at Los with Jim Dowling ripping out tern House C lo s e C a ll A 6 6 . If Baylor was chosen, he’d be halted toe action in toe fourth heaviest contributory factors to­ 6:00 (8) Belmont Stakes trict of OohnnMa or its sub- knee and groin injuries Which Milwaukee (Krause 2-6), night Angeles (Osteen 6-2), night five- hits in six plate appear- 1 p.m. Tedford’s Borhers vs. RUNS - (Brock, St.L ., 49; round and awarded toe title to' (8) Wide World at O porto: urbs. he replied: “H I had been have stalked him in recent the first non - college coach Philadelphia (Short 8-7) at A fla sh S t H ghtalag t o f ward preventing dropouU” he Cleveland (Footer 8-2) at B ackus. ances. Bob Bycholaki went 4-6 South End Plzsa Grand in x of Monaco maiiied a Christian or a Jew I years. Then, last Dec. 2, toe 86- named *10 head toe team since Minnesota (Blyieven 6-6), night San Francisco (Perry 6-2), wlto Don Kelsey blasting a Starting at 2:30 p.m. Sunday signaled Ihe start of taf 88id. BUly had been regarded as Peffle said it was “Juf tragic (16) RoUer Derby yeor-okl former SeatUe Univer­ it came west from MinneapoUs. Saturday’s Oamea homer, cracked two toe winners of tbe above gamee sight's storm, blew the bat Saturday’s Games little more than a Journeyman off one baoeholl player and f'for youngsters who are going to SUNDAY u. «.««■ ^iS" “i. sity AU-Amerlcan underwent Schaus, of West Virginia, was Chicago at Atlanta., nigM circuit WlU start semifinals in three HITS — Garr, AtL, 80; surgery for a torn Achilles ten- toe first Los Angeles coach and California at Boston boxer and something of a setup flattened ihe hair of oaottier be deprived of going to coUege 2:00 (18) Yankee va. Royals, Islamic law.” Housttm at Plttsbuigh, night F o r Ounver, Jim Maria paced flmination. The fln f three Brock, 8t.L., 78. Oakland at Washington, night for such a worid riass fighter dmtag a game f Legion through athletic sficiangMpe.” WINF The 7-foot4 Jabbar said his St^Louls at Cincinnati DOUBLDB — Brock, St.L ., K ansas CXty at N ew Y ork as Napries. toe with three MU fol- teams wUl then compete under Field tat RockvfOe. In addition to Chamberlain, (22) Red Sox va. Angela, Islamic name translated into Montreal at San Diego double elimination, 16; MJilou, SLU, 14. Detroit at CSilcago Napoles, from all acounts, low ed b y P a t W ilson, MUce Do- The game was between the now with toe Lcs Angeles Ink­ w n c E n g lis h means: Kareem, New York at Los Angeles, night Tbe tournament committee WHtl rOooa. TRaFLElB — Cements, (Pitt., Oliva Happy with Family^ Baltimore at Milwaukee was ahead on prints through Angells, Dave Gunae and Bob Italtan-Amerlcon Friendship ers of the NaUonf BasketbaU 8:80 (6) AAU: Kennedy Me- Philadelphia at San Francisco promises a weU balanced tour­ M riig 6t Mnnidt spiMMir “noble or ganerous,” ’ Abdul, 6; HarreUnn, N. Y,, 4; Keesin- Cl^eland at Minnesota three rounds but Backus never B radabaw , each wMh tw o MU. Oinb team and Smlty’s Citgo. Association, and Adderly, a de­ m orif Games “servant or Allah,” and Jab­ Sunday’s Gamee nament and from toe entries 10 j m ger, CSilc., 4; AUey, Pitt., 4; linked off and Ms soufitoaw BUI Wilson Mt a grand shun It was Robert Pagani ot the fensive standout for toe Dallas 6:00 (8) MeU 'vs. Dodgers *&Q0P'«iinirl968MBi bar, "Powerful.” Hopes Son Will Be Player Sunday’s Oamea Chicago at Atlanta it appears th f locf softboU W.Davls, L.A., 4. CaUfomla at Boston Houston at Pittsburgh style seemed - to bother toe homer In the third and Gunae lAF team whs lo f his h f Cowboys fofball team, other ST. PAUL - MINNEAPOLIS laugh, recalling his days there cham pion. fans wlU be treated to a fine HOME RUNS — StargeU, Oakland at Washlngtmi St. Louis at Cincinnati Mt a solo shot in the second. and the other player was not f umnl of Philadelphia public OCCRpSttOSS CvpSHtV (AP) — The yellow tennis ball nine years ago vriien he had Just Napries, with a reemrd of 68- w eekend. schooU who have diatingulaiied Pitt, rn ILAaron, All., 16. Kansas City at New York Montreal at San Diego, 2 B B C LEAGU E identified. Speetatasa, who tpSfOACN 0# aw CAf a« twe. went bouncing across the caiv arrived in toe United States 6-0, has stopped 41 opponents. Jim M fiditto, tournament dl- JUNE 5 SrmiBN BASES — Brock, Detroit at Chicago, 2 New York at Los Angeles rvwyiing up with eight runs on were sttttag on the groond, themselves in t«ofessional ath­ 1971 co m ets peted floor and as he watched it from Cuba. “We had $3 a day He has been stiq>ped twice on «is4i» MU In the fourth inning rector, hastigned I>ave D ^ St.L., 20; Harrrison, N.Y., 13. Balttmore at Milwaukee Phlladelitola at San Francisco, also said they felt the shock. letics Include: Guy Rodger*, Another satisfied Volcswagencustoinei: START 8:00 P.M. PITCHCNO 6 Derisions — bounce off toe living room wall, expense money and I must have cuts, to Backus and in 1966 to toe Thwn Employees essUy man, Ai ?i*‘*„^**’^ The game was called when form erly ot the San Flranciaco set an American record for Cleveland at Minnesota 2 Dierker, Houst., 9-1, .600, 1.86; Tony Oliva smiled: L.C. Morgan. &wned Dean Machine, 10-1, at Archam b^t to handle tbe urn- the downpour came. W arriors basketball tea m ; Etart Mcnvn rw niw from $2217. w alking. Ryan, N.Y., 6d, .867, 1.08; “You see. Already he throws B ackus has n ever ^>een Mt. Nebo. The winners held plrlng duties. Monroe, high-scoring guard for the ball pretty good. Maybe "You see, the baseball park knocked out. He claims the N o w why would anyone in his right tion, it gels fixed up. J.Jobnsan, S.F., 6-1, .667, 0.70. Dean scoreless until the sixth -the Baltimore BuBeU ot the 5:30 S T O C K some day he’ll be an outfielder. was four miles from toe hotel. only time he has been off Ms mind come to o Volkswogen dealer After that, only if he thinks the STRIKEOUTS — Jenkins, John Ferguson Quits Again^ inning. NBA; and Jim Katcavage, a re­ Always he brings toe ball to me, And if I toric a cab, then my $3 feet was against Jerry Pelli- Bright New Face in Tennis car's fit, he places the guarantee in C A R MORIARTY Chic., 98; Seaver, N.Y., 91. Joel Jsnenda had three_MU tired linebacker for toe New for a big, domestic cor? wanting to play. Maybe if he was gone and I coiddn’t eat. g rin i in N ew O rleans in 1969, Ihe windshield. includinf a triple for the Town Y ork GlanU tootbaU team. let's start with our 16-point inspec­ RACES BROTHERS doesn’t grow up too smart he And I couldn’t take toe bus be­ Says He^ll Make Move Stick and odds, “I was caught off PMladelpMs schoolboy bas­ It covers the engine, transmission, wlto John lamonfCO ripping Poses Threat in tion system. MainEvMit PORTLAND, M aine — will become a catcher. cause I didn’t talk any English balance and sUiq>ed. It was not ketball U considered by court W e turn that high-priced piece of front axle assemblies, rear axle, elec­ ( i-iuer S(., Miiiiclif'U'i and I couldn’t talk to toe driver. MONTREAL (AP) — Rugged Ferguson, a member of five a real knockdown.” out two MU. G eorge Johnson, 172, Trenton, Oliva laughed at his own Joke, (AP) — Evonne Mlae Ooolagang, seeded No. experts to be among tte m of mochinery over to on even higher- trical system, and brake system). “And meals, Phil Howser John Ferguson of Montreal’s Montreal playoff championahip Ray Brenn hod the only extra FIAIUB N.J., stopped Art “Chirtey” kfil- then retrieved the ball and Backus, short in height and of Australia the *• •>****• Marijke Scliaar competitive In to e country. It says a V W dealer will repair or IMioni' (i l l-.'i I handed it again to Pedro Oliva (Charlotte manager) wrote Stanley Cup champions has an­ team s, scored 146 g oa ls and reach to N^;>riea, is built like a Mt tor Dean, a triple. Five O ootagong priced piece of machinery; A V W ler, 186, M ansfield, CMiio, 10. . . of HoUand, an unorthodox play- Each year’s senior class pro CMI replace these parts, for 30 days or m , his 2-year-rid son. down on a slip of pop^ for me nounced his retirement from had 166 assists in regtilar-aea- baby middleweight—wide shoul­ other players banged out brightef new face in world ten- ^ ^ fmehands from el- nu mechanic. “It is nice, having a family,’’ things to eat. On the rilp It said the National Hockey League son play . He added 20 goeds ders and torso with muscular lA D U L T S d iM iM l He checks and re-checks all the fOOO miles (whichever comes first), sadd toe Minnesota Twins’ out­ 'ham and eggs’ and ’fried chick­ wars after eight stormy sea­ and 18 aaslsta during playrif arms. MantequiliSr-wMch in ''"oANINJiiLIGHr LEAGUE *her hand. major mechonical parts. for free. PUIS FI6URE Before rain s f In to port pone step toward her flrf major Mrs. Gunter of JC Track Meet fielder who is toe leading cajreer en.’ I ate ham and eggs or fried sons. competition. Spanish means smooth as but­ STAFFORD MOTOR And some you probobly never After all, would the people who toe aUk City games, Knock champtonsMp today. Ban Angelo, Tex., seeded No. 4. THE MOST EXCITING HSHING TACKIC hitter among active American chicken for three months. I was And this time, the 32-year-old But his highest figures were ter—has a more clssslo build. sold 18,000,000 Volkswogens all over scored early then held off Miss Goolagong, 19, U mak- meeU Helen Gourlay of Austra- Slated Saturday heard of. (like the tie rods and ball- RACE IN THE WORLDl Complete line of fresh and salt water lures, League players. in bad shiq>e.’’ left wing means to inake it com p iled in the penalty depeurt- He moves gracefully and joints.l the world stick you with a lemon? “It is nice to have toe wife Now Oliva is laughing hearti­ stick. m ent. He drew 162 m inutes in sw iftly. D ick ’e to w in, 7-4 at Fits- tag her flrat etart toU year in Uo. SPEEDWAY rods, reels, flyfishing, etc. Also shad lores. The annuf Jaycee Olympics, If he finds anything fouled up dur­ Just becouse it wosn't ours to be­ noo Ferguson, one of toe NHL’s penalties last season for' a car Field French Open, rated as the Arthur Ashe of Richmond, (->! , ''Pr iiuj Cl and kids. It is nice to have them ly, and Pedro turns to stare Managed by Tony Grasiano, ______of sponsored by toe Manchester ing the Volkswogen 16-poinl inspec­ gin with.. C tH nsi r 12 most pugnacious performers, reer total of 1,214 in regular- Klock’s Mike Oriowsid paced world fa y court championsMp. Va., and Martin Rlessen CAMPING EQUIPMENT here when I come home from a quizzically. Backus will have dlsUngulahed ____ , . „ „ „ ______meet Tom' Gor- Jaycees for boys and girls, will game or cmne home from a “But it is very lonely. If you said he is quitting because of season play., company In Ms corner, Ms Um eH.nW with two tri- If she can win It, ehe would be Bvanfon, Hi Sleeping Bags, Baric Packs, Camping Tools Fecko. toe flrrt since the tale Maureen man of Seattle and fltan Bmito t^e place to i^ r^ are hitting and driving in runs extensive business interests in Although Ferguson has sub­ imcle, ex-welter and mid­ ______AT Igloo Cooler Uhesta and Jugs road trip.” And toe man who will make and making some money you Montreal. He gave toe same mitted voluntary retiremmt pa­ dleweight champion Oannsn Tbm Jesoult and Vic Batoius f l Oonnfly of toe United States to of Pasadena, Calif., in the aU- starting ® MVERSIDE. out two MU each. win everything the flrf time. American men’s doubles flnf. Field. Reglfratlon starto at mis neariy $100,000 playing for toe think it makes you feel better., reason when he retired last pers, Sam Pollock, Montreal BasiUo. TED TRUDON, Inc. Twins this year ciifd more toe But there is no family, nobody Oct. 7, four days before the Ca- general manager, said the play­ Leo WUUamson with en-to- 'The women's singles semi- The women’s singles was 8:W. - A&B SPORT SHOP alde-the-park homer in the fifth finals, along wlto the men’s thrown open by toe defeat of CompeUtioiv will be ^ nilEWORKS TOLLAND TURNPIKE next year talked about toe days around you. And you think nadlens' 1970-71 season opener er will remain on the Cana- DUSTY LEAGUE AUTHOMZKO atao banged out two doubles fln f, are e«toeduled for Mrs. last Sun- ta three dlviatons and for girls 100 HARTFORD TP K E . ROU TE SO VERNON when he didn't have a family or about your brotoers and sisters but changed his mind and re- diens’ 18-man protected list for Rain wariied out toe schedided ut HMt 7:00 P.M. DCM.CII H ours: M on. - Sat. 10 to 10 Phone 872-8062 o^^MU today.' day by Mrs. Gall Changreau. in two. TALOOTTVILLE m oney. back home in Cuba. And you turned to toe club in mid-No- next Tuesday’s intra-league game between North End Fire “Charlotte,” he said with a are miserable." vember. draft. and Multi Circuits. > MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER^COm, FRIDAY, TUNE_4; _ ^ _ MANCHESTER ‘E V B ^ G . HERAM>,. ItANCHEtfTER, CONN., FRHJAY. JUNE 4. U)71 PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWENTY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with BIAJOR HOOPLE 'll sitOKlEN and.WHIPPLE Help Wonted-Mcrie 36 Articles For Sole 4S BUG6S BUNNY Bw I im b s SwviM i 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Am m t, M Fiwlwii Fw«l* HBlLiP, wanted for dishwashing WHAT'S BATIN' YOi/, POC7] machine and kitchen work. ALUMINUM screen • atom IT'S 5TUCK...X I'U , RUN VA POWN ilA PROBARLV T YEAH! IV E SDARPENINa Servieo — Sowa, W a 'U . b e Y H ' h it 0 | T H ' T TW RRBHOUSEI PIPN'T VA EVER SEE A ‘ I n t r ig u e lllA T » , iMfiL Ik »V » ACAMBRA M MAHO . Part-time after school hours doors, built-in bath tubs, lava- PARTV IN THAT OUTFI^ CANnr SET IT ZULU WITCH POCIOR CLASSIFIED knives, axes, 'shears, skates, CoURtLC/'« MAMMStS M X adffLE M "> t h o s e BOVS ARB AMD A LICeMCe '10 SMOOr - and Saturdays. Apply in per­ torys, toilets, Mtoben cabinet BEFORE? rotary blades. <)ulck service. 1HE PeSFECr O SliaE M AN - > « B T SOOP A T SOLVIN' / _ I son. press Key Restaurant, sinks, metal wall cabinets, hot a c b o b b currs Ce^dto Elqulpment^ Co., 88 ■FJ^C3E3WEnsr e x c i t e p . PROBLEMS 829 Main SL water furnace. 848-2466, 646- lir e THIS! SUMP UN-nt IFaigMd aOTbsdiU ooveRHOf? Sim M iW/ Kui TO 61 Char ADVERTISING Main SL, Manchester. Hours 1442. . JAKE 6B0W* SSchMM dally 7:30-6, Thursday, 7:30-9. cen- gralMbood LABORERS wanted for ------A THIRP ERT DOWN CLASOFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. BOURS Saturday, 7:30-4. 643*7968. stniction work, i^ ly Aloo SAVE BIG! Do your own rug OF M0L^R# ^ 12 SMt African I ’M STOCK* bartabaaat lOmamental Development Corp. 1 Court and upholstery cleaning wlUi 8AJLta4:80PJL TIMBERLANEJ Tree Service— ISChilaan 2 St, Rockville. Ask for Mb. Blue Lustre. Rent electric - worloD*D Pueblo Indian S Stratagem Tree removal, pruning, lots Domina. shampooer $1. Olcott Variety 14 Conjunction COPY CLOSING TIMB FOR CLA8SIFIBD ADVT. clear^. No Job too big or Store. I 15 Aa far as 4Chineeo ilFerueign (2 words) leader 23 Strips of 4t9B PJL DAT BBVimi) PimiO&TlOll small'. Fifteen years experi* ISUndtr- 5 Impression laatW ence. Bonded and Insured. 643- HHelp e lp W ontod.- SCREENED loam, sand, graved 6Mr. Chaney 2SThtlaatarsign 42Shalf DendltaM lov Setorday eeB Monday la 4- ences fumisbed. Call 649-0889 YOU saved and slaved to r wall- ] 56 Continent 59 Sigmoid VOLKSWAGEN squareback No Job too smalL Call 648-9112. rec rooms, dormers,uormers, pMOhes,pcmcnes, o~ to— C---- W - M------O r tg»-» o g t S Z # resentatlve. Bam money for after 8 p.lTI, ^r^wevttllto-waU cairpetiinirnnt tfeoihKeep It nSMVnew 7 f staUon wagon 1068, looks good, U O H T trucking, odd Jobs, also MORTGAGES, loons, first, sec- aU those "extras” you want with Blue Lustre. Rent electric runs good. AM-FM radio, a r e lU n ^ bathrooms. Mtehens, 6494446. ^nd,end, third. AU kinds. ReUtyRealty win prises. Few details caU shampooer 61. N.A. Johnson moving large appliances. Dogs Bbdt - Pots 41 r-'' 61,326. 649-8672. Burning barrels delivered, 64. statewide. O ed it rating unnec­ 289-4922. Paint Co., 728 Main St., Man- essary. Reasonable. Ccnflden- Chester, 649-4601. 1969 PONTIAC LeMans two-door ______644-1776. SBIWING machine operators, KITTENS, looking for good Roofing - Siding U tlsL quick arrangements. Al­ hardtop, vinyl top, power mowers sharpened and ...... tUU or part-time, experienced, homes. C all 649A480 after 6 CARPETS and life too can be vin L u n ^ Agency, 627-7971. Apply Cobar C »., 77 HUUard P "»-. weekends anytime. BY DICK 'TURNER rieering, automatic transmis- repaired. Pick-up and deliver. BIDWELL Nome Improvement 100 Constitution Plasa, Hart­ beautiful If you use Blue Lus­ CARNIVAL slcn. 649-8481 between 6-7 p.m. 649-7968, aftet 4. Co. Expert InstalUficn of .alu­1.,. ford. Eveifings, 288-6870. S t 648-2354. ______FOUR cute frisky pui^Hes, 8 tre. Rent electric shampooer ^ Kaar/WJ/g..'* 4-4 i ■ ■ ..... --- TniTiiiTWminum oinmysiding, CUClOngutters BlKland — t tiwiat o ♦ FuU-Ume, weeks old, had flm t A cts. Pa- $1. Pinewood Furniture Shop. ♦260 GOOD transportation — BACKHOE, ditch digging, back trim Roofing and MORTGAOBS — 1st and *nd., l^ A L Becreti^ *•4 salary open. Send resume to P «r trained. CaU 646-2429. 1 ^ Ctovrolet Impala convert- etc. FUl, gravel and loom, repoln, 049-6496, 875-9109. mortgages------—Interim - financing------salary ouen. aer BABY CARRIER, high chair BY PHIL KROHN Ible. New brakes, exhaust, bat­ 688-6600. — expadlant and confidential Attoihey Stephen E. Ketchra, miniature female achnau- etc. Maecn pump organ, dln- GUMBIER STREET tery. 643-6013. A L L A P IA N T — Stdlng, roofing, service. J. D. Real Estate 68 VWndsor Avenue. RockviUe, ^ months old. Call 646- Ing table and chairs, books, 4-4 CHAIN saw work done, special­ storm wlndowa, awnings, f r a i ­ Aaaoc. 648-0129. Oonn. 9879. twin bcK spring. Reasonable, m e a k is t d a n end ising in Jobs around homea. lty workmanship, t m esti­ ___ ELDERLY woman desires 11ve- 649-me. 1966 R A M m E R Classic, 3600. C!aU for estimate''742-8468. mates. Fully insured. 60*3417, in housekeeper-companion, in puppy to good home. CaU 647-9064. 872-9187. TAG SALE — Antiques, bu­ ' 0l(?P$-.^ DRIVEW AY aeaUng, tree re­ ZO Hartford, on bus Una. Salary reaus, books, tables, lamps, ..AMP I Lost god Found 1 1968 (p ro, excellent condition, ---- plus room and board. Call 628- BiUiOM$ PP BY FRANK OT9EAL moval, alao..Ugfat tracking and bottles, etc. Route 83, Talcott- SHORT RIBS new tires. Asking 6896. Phone odd Jobs, jnuYl work. Reason- _ . 4666. vlUe, Saturday June 0th 10 FOUND — The best place to GULP 0IPP5! 872-8160 between 4-6 p.m. able rates, free eafimateS. CaU K O O W ig ONO ------'---- :----- ■ . FR EE to good homes, cats and a.m., to 4 p.m. I \ / SIRe/THi w choose home decorations and SNACK BAR counU^r work, ma- ^ttana. Phone 6494)066. Mike, 28941820 after 6 p.m ------1 6 e A SERVICE STATION TC- ...... M09THORRIBLE gttts Is Tour Gift OaUery at 1967 CAMARO, 827, convertible;----- . ------— ^ ture,MBAVf experienced S«eM#««a womanvvxFBsaswe pre-g'"'* _____ OARAGE SALE — Saturday SBHtaVE EVig SEEN/ i / ' m * * J )— Watkins, 988 Main St, 'Tour good condition. Tow mUeage. u a n CKESTER Welding Bar- ROOFING — SpeclaUkIng re- FOR LEASE ferred'but wUl train. Apply at TWO KCTTENB, female tiger and Sunday, June 64, 10 a.m.- hooie town friendly world of 876-0843 after 7. yjggvice comer Durant and West nalifiiarpairing roofs of aU klnda.kinds, new Snack Bar, between 94, King's ixriped, free to good home. 6 p.m. everything from Jewel­ gUta. Telephone, 643-6171. Dept. Store, Grem MSnor phone 647-1124. ry and clothes to appU^es. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN, exceUent bfiddle Tunqiike. General welding repairs, home owners Blvd., Manchester. ^ ------—- 106 Homestead St, Manches­ LOflT — SmaU Siamese cat condition. Recent valve Job. cleans and repalrea. M yem die 'Tpke.Tnke. and BroodBroad St., Man-Man' ______ARC Irlah Setter, male, 7 and qxnts equipment. ter. saalpoint, wearing green belled 6660 firm . CaU 646-4681 after experience. Free chaster—cna of this busiest in­ NURSE'S aides over 31, 7-8, months old, 6180. Moving to TT, 6 A Sp CaU Hcwley, e4S4a61. otSlar, very affectionate, 3:80 p.m. AVAILABLE for yard work, tersections in town. RockviUe Memorial Nurring England, muri aeU, 872-8727. GARAGE Sale — Antique glass­ child's pet. Reward. 649-729p Home, 22 Soutti S t, RockviUe, ware and furniture, cottage ar­ J 1963 F85 (H E SM O BIIE , 4-door, lawns mowed, hedges trimmed, r Station presently In operation. (A bettor place to work. Cali CAUCO kittens and others ticles, tqya, Lionel train sets, nights, 643-7684 days. CoUect 1- good condition, 6300. 647-8721 general clea o ^ . CaU 648-9608. BY FRANK BAGINSKl 1 7 Excellent opportunity for the Mrs. O. 878-0771. equally fluffy and beautiful, firii tank, cup and saucer col- 4S44MB3 weekends and ask for before 8 p.m. PLAIN JANE______right individual. free to good homea, 6484946. leotlon, many interesting and m Sherry. ^ C B A m '8 - FtART-TIME help wanted. A p ------1 RgPUSE TO T^ K N ...BUT VOU MAY ------:------.. 1963 FORD Falrlane, V-8, 6*00 iitwinfti Items. 4 Harvard Rd., ' h IYA* T O O T S i y ply In person. Corner Soda FR EE — Purebred German To gTKAN«WagS LOST — Memorial Day, black parts. Owner forced to 2?52** ■*" Shop, 780 Main St.,,Manchester, fiheiherd has mongrel pups, June 8th, 104 p.m. IN~THE«T1C6BT SOWHATT SH£00!iA£S BUT SHBS »««i* white .female dog, mixed take •— loss. a Asking-w — . 6176. - n sastsm 648-7600 problem! WeU worth phone ^"'®*** ®*3-W4i- e Financial Assistance WEABINS A male or female. South W l^ - TAG SALE — Antique bed, •p iHe cA-srrue a icrr. bned moetiy teirier. Tag No. after 6 p.m. caU, 742-8282. BAM WATSQN PlumUng and EXPERIENGETO help for aor 644-2807. 148782. Please oeU 649-2146. Heating, Bathroom remodel­ e BxcaUant retirement and In­ screening—touch-up»creeiiui|t""~wuw*~ui/ wares, first _ i ...... wheds, mUk cans, beeUve mxp- M ILLA R T r e » Service — prun­ 1968 VOLKSWAGEN, automat­ ing and repairs. Free esti­ surance program shift, 7-8:80 p.m. Interviews 8- PCUR Uttie kittens looking for piles, old magasines, books, I T ic, 16,600 miles. ExceUent con- ing, cabling, topping, removal, plays, gas stove, drapes, furni­ mates. OiOl 6496S08. For more, information caU— 12 week days. IBilti Orcuits, good home, two males, two fe- P o n o n o b ditkm. May be seen by oaUing feeding, free estimates. FuUy BO HariHsan S t, Manchester.' male. CaU 648-0906, after 6 ture, botties, misceUaneous. ------— — , ,, 049-1861 after 6 p.m. Insured. 6SS-684S o r 668-4716. 1-800-922-2488 da^s (toU free) p.m. June 6, 16 Buckland Rd., Wap- R X ^ wanted to Travelers and PILORIM MILLU, 99 Loomis ping. beck from Bolton, Route 85. 1961 PONTIAC ConvartlWe, MOtaMry. SiwHrieM».TMI,i.iu.f««.a«. 1-41S-068-89SB evenings. Pt. opanings for women to Saturfk^, CaU 6494044. good running condition. Needs JUNK cars removed, 68. OeU full-time In our meaaur- P o u H ry O lid S u p p lie s 4 3 5 and 6, 10 IK “ Tm here to fix your hl-fil” some body work. 646-8849. 8T2-94SS. lug and marking departments,______£ _ ------iS .------and Sunday, June 6 a n o ^ w CUSTOM tailored ladles' dress- Apply M ite Oobum, 646-l4li. a.m.4 p.m.^ 338 Cedar Ridge Aotomobfiei For Sole 4 ------ea, suits, alterations and ROUTE 88, ---- BABY rlngneck pheasants, for Dr., CHaatanbury. Standard ilEgDCART credit veryli;;!? NOVA, V-8, Bert o«er. 64iK Senflce* 13-A costume Jewelry in your stone FULLr'nME clerical sale. CaU 236-9680. and oM — gauge train care, ’ some typing. GaU 648-1611, Mris. tracks, and- aoceasorieB, motor­ z Banknq^t,Banknqit repossession?repoeaeamonf non-Hon- ______preference. 649-1188. MANCHESTER Maynard. cycle parts, chairs and lamps. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY eat Douglas accepts lowest 1993 f ()ib d Bhloon station wag- pyASHiNQ machine repairs, (TOLLAND TPKE.) Articles For Sole 45 ?ce0” BY DIOL CAVALLl down, smaUest payhients, any- on, 6 cylinder, good running WhlrhwoL Kenmore, .. . CXEANINO LAD Y needed one T HURRY UP. MILDRED... WINTHROP where. .Not . . small----- , loan finance condition, 6200. or best ofier. Mayt,-. Reasonable rates. 648- MOVIIig - 8-Bay Modern 'day'^aidy. CaU 648-2111 ext. FOUNDATION panels, 8x8', ITMINKTHEyWF^rr company plan, Douglas Mo- 9494749. 4918. 947.1719. TiucMiig - Stofogt 20 46 between 7:80 a.m.-6 p.m. 4x8', plaatic coate^. Almost aU eOM EW HETSH IN n o t i c e U9TDPIA/THBCXI6H' tors, 840 Main. ’ ______exceUent. Beat otter. 6284780. TH»T>AHTHB3Efe ----- 1970 C3HBVBLLB, greeu, ataa- u_____ q h t trucUiig, cellar and MANCHESTER —, DeUvery SUNOCO A TEPBIBLE dard transmlaslcn, exceUent attics cleaned, odd Jobs, leim , ugfit tracking and ^ k a g e dC' DARK RICH stone^ free loam, IhaMC e v/%raaa*.Conn. —Dq^artment---- — of eiMAKr ALECK’. H dp W artud-M de 36 6 yards 620. sand, gravel, Tranaportation, Bureau of AU- 198S BUICK convertible, oomUticn, V-8, radio, heater. treea cut and removed. CMU Uvery. Refrigerators, waidiara Service Station AKP'3TyV2rAU- XnWtlnn. 6160. Call 649-0246. CaU after 6, 049-6408. ______Irtone, manure, pool, and patio ministration wUl “ fbLUW.THESF 648-6000. and stove moving, specialty. MSUABIE man to distribute ■nfiH — - — nMAA June 11, 1971 at 10:80 A-M-, (TVae ASMlA/ For rfflit Now. one of the country's leading 1969 UTD Ford, one owner, low 1991 CHRYSLER — Excellent a p p UANCES moved, efflclmt- Folding chairs for rent, 640- “ ” ” ***•______iOT.. cirvering the Treatmert mUeage, jwwer steering, V-8, running condition, fa ir appear- jy^ reaaonably, eveninga or 0703. Sun Oil Go. is taking appli­ cleaning products. My he ALUMINUM sheets used aa for Termite Extonninatica of m automatic transmiaalon, vinyl nnce, w ill pace laspioction now, neat In appearance. Hixpen- printing lUatea, .000 thick, 28x the entire. Bureau of H lg h w ^ , weekends. CaU 648-9761 after ence not necessary, wlU train. top, 4 new tirea plus 2 snow sturdy, 6175. GaU 6491S069. cations on this excellent op- 96", 26 cents each or 8 for 61. Gsuage and Boiler Room|Bui^ 5 p.m. CaU 646-2732 for aK»intm ent. __*___ l.^,»tag «l-092, rtOT.iMka 1/\/*otAf1located atAt ^24 WMCOCtWrtcott caps. Priced right. CaU 648- ---- —— ------Painting - Papering 21 portunity now. 043-2711. Hill Road, Wethersfield, Con­ REW EAVING of bums, moth- ______z ______oonss* 1184 or 648-0988. SALES and Service representa- necticut. , _, ^ f W i e M holes, slK>ets repaired. Win- ECONOMY Palntera — Interior, • Paid Training fiv9 _ Opening for an ambi­ Proposals are available at the IWO MO Midget, 20,000 mUes, T llic k s — T fO t t O f l______5 r1/Mxr atiaslaa wiftiljb t/b mAOMlirfi mtAK wA#rtM5nr»aa. PHlllV dow shades made to measure exterior with references. FuUy Avnil&ble tious reUaUe, hardworUng Department of Tranaportatoi, exceUent condition, bronxe-^- cH e VROIET paneled aU siae Venetian blinds. Keys insured. WaUpjpering a spe- • fin a n c in g AVaUBDie perwm who woidd like to work NOTICE Bureau, of Administration, Pur­ BY ROY CRANE low. 61.200 firm . CaU 648-9287. OHEvm/ BUZZ SAWYER ^ Wn By NBA. Inc^TiA. teg. U4. M. OW. 6H track, needs motor. 6100. OaU m^demade wfaUewhUe you wait. Tape ctaUty. 649-8719.640-8719. management. Five-day PLANNING AND ZONING chases Section, 17 Van UALOtiEv/ANY EXF*ERT WILL SAY VIC rr OMITS 647-0664. recorders for rent. Harlow's, ---- ■ . For details call Mr. Cox, „ plus commission (XIMMISSION Avenue, Hartford, Conn. Atten- , ' how/Uere's wwnr w c r e d rw ih g at, the UNES ABOUT 1960 CTORVAIR, low mUeage, tton: Mr. WUUain J. Harvey, WROTE THAT FACE, MOT VOUR HEBRON. oblWECmcUT ooidlnator Haeu, ON THE FIWT PAGE OFXDUR »W0NDERFULV1C* exceUent coniution. 6100 or -993jHNs poRD ® vXVI-r hatf-tonT wasj w6 cylinder, , LETTER FROM V«N IN AFRICA, HETElW HUSBAMP.. BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE The Hebron P lanning and ______— YES, THE AND SAYS INSTEAIJ CAPTAIN EASY beet offer. CaU 648-6066 after 6 no rot, exceUent shape, 6660. WE______repair____ power______mowers and HOW fiLAD VIC WAS TO SEE HIM. Zoning Commission wUl hold a r TIOW.HERES THE (AGE VIC T 'M DESPERATE, HELBL p.m. CaU 640-^78 after 6. sharpen hand mowers. Sharp- nie. Estimates given. 649-7868. weekends, Frank Spiteida, BUON VIAGGIOiX BLAZED! Lim.B PubUc Hearing on June 8, 1971 FULL-TIME , r e a l FIRST PAGE. th r ew INTO I'M SURE VIC ENVIES AND WHAT’U. \ POMT WOKRV-THE gOeS CAPITAN EASY- \ P0B4 HE Sl»PEC.T en saws, electric hedge c U p ------Manchester. THB«e MAN-CATBK# \ AKB 5O0NP SLBePBW. BUICK—-1968 two4toor, rtripped^ 7 — THE ONE TDU NEVER ^ MY m o n e y AND MEANSj MAY VDU HAVE / I’M CO/UIKJd RACK pers and hedge shears. Pick RICHARD E, M ^'nN. 649-6445. h e l p wanted, full-time and at 8 p.m. In ^e Tyn Office SHIPPING & SAW. atr ash ca n . Be POIN0 WHILB K IP YOU PONT MAKE ANPIFOUWlI TO KILL AAE." IM LU00IN0 YOU / A FtACKBT! A PLEA5ANT /TONiaHT TO STBAL for demoUtlon doihy. A real j _ up service. SharpaU, 64841806. profesrtonal p a ln tin g ^ r v iw nart-time Must have mediani- Building to consider. r e c e iv in g TRIP HOME.'> ( HIB '5LEBPIN0- •masher. Could be vidnner. „ ______taterlor-exterior. Free esti­ oomewiNPowf beauty:. OR 6-A Si ^cperience. Apply Sal- raiif LO^V DOE^HE? Phone 640-7876, make offer. MOOIIc nam e* TWO handymen want a variety mates, fully insured. 649-4411. FOR SALE — Antique shop, go- nunds IdbbU etatton, 818 division of the Mils Farm, m a l e c l e r k o f Jobs by day or hour. We iMutneea, good k>cajtloti. eC lL cS e^ OUead Street Info alx par- Monday through Friday 1966 TORD Gelaxie 4-door hard- 19W WRIGHT clean yards, attics and eellara. appointment write Box cels. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. fop. w to L tilc . good ctadltion. a n d ice hex. good condUton. PROFESSIONALLY Reasonable. CaU 64S4U06. AA, Msnrhester Evraing Her- jgijgiciAN — Organ ^ y «r Dated at Hebron, CJonnecticut, Apply In person to: 6660. 643-0689 after 6:80 643-2067. aid. noodmt fo play in ccnunercial 26th day of May 1071. p.m. 20' SPACE-AGE trailer, rteeps Patat your average Ranch rock--- niilllncr group. tn WUUng lUav “ 8 to play ‘ ‘8 R<^ Wirtil, W. T. GRANT CO. or Ctqie, 6249.96. Oofonlala or nights” per week. Contact Secretary Manchester Peukade VOLKSWAGEN, 1970 square- 6, fuuy seu-coitiataed, gas- BuRding Contracting 14 electric refrigerator, riiower, fiidito slightly higher. Price 32 Chuck at 743-7006. beck, top condition. Low mUe- inniiiiiM paint Fully insur­ extras, 62896. 649-2609. txe, under warantee. Family NEWTON H. SMITH tc SONS— ed. CUl TUTORINa elementary grades BY V. T. HAMLIN tnersMtag, cauatag sale. 649- ■ *wv»sssw%. m DORMERS, garages, porches, aU your celltags painted. Res- average 6SU0 per hour, no ex- OFFICE PERSONNEL 364 BROAD ST„ MANCHESTER \P • % .rie. South. ______rec rooiks,rooms, room ’ additions'.additions, •onahlo rates. CaU 640 8098. pertenca naceaeary. We train. fV' j ■ N kitchens, add-a-levela, roefing, ------—------—. SMr apptappointment call 878-7367. MANAGEMENT 876-3206. C-M 1969 MERCURY Mentogo, V-8, sldtog, general repairs. Qual- NAME your own price, peln^, . . ’— t r a in e e s low mileage, very clean. Call ItTw o^aiuiilp. Ftaandng paperhanging, removal. Prompt service, fully Insured. Savii«a Bank of Manchester. gAT.Fs p e r s o n n e l ■( \ 649-4017 after 8 p.m. 1966 HONDA 806. CaU after 6 avoUaUa. Eiconomy BuUdars, BY COKER and PENN Inc., 643-6169, 872-0647 eve- Satisfaction guaranteed. CaU 936 Main S t, 646-1700. LANCELOT 1906 CHEVROLET Nova, buck­ p.m., 648-6968. For sales personnel, a c M c e ntaga. Jerry Kenny, 647-9664. Cc+rfP/*'***'' /im HU©A\NI?,^ et eeets, for ports, 6*5. CaU ______erfaangtng, fu lly in- lUNE • t - < M $ PJL p.m 669-1010 7 1 A© MUCH FUN automatic. ExceUent ccndl- Tom Corbitt, 648-0066. S S : w m t M - ©TAVlN© h o m e ! LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON thm. 38,000 mUes. 61.660. CaU Truck tires, obsolete older cor tires, tools, CopJ^l^eTneeiemCef^ 872-9608 evMiings, aU day Sat­ hlAJulAlVLAXVXh. a l l m a r k A9UUUUS0Building WCo. . For-rw — , _ _ leg. UA twt. OB. 1987 HONDA 806, eijceUent con d r iv e r daUvery men. “ It's {ocks, steel shelving, antique auto parts. I / urday. dition, 6150. CaU 049-8407. V the real tittak” . We have im­ Many other useful items 1967 CHBJVRiCUKT Impala, 4------gutters. FrjrSumrt*rAll FuUy tamred. mediate openings for men door sedan, V-8, autonatte g u rinw ea S m v Ic M 13 Sork guaranteed. 647-1290. rates, free eeUmetes. 7438764. 64M604. Ap|*r in person, 968 h/jrttng a close 3 driver's U-. IROWSERS WELCOME! tranomiaalon, power steering Main 8t, Room L*- cense. Must have clean, safe Bxcrtleht condition throughout sidewalks, stone walla, Txvw nrice work. aU -PAINING and decorating -*^ ' ' " . .. driving record. Good oi^xjctu- 61,166. 6498290. Dealer. fireplaces,_ _ flagrtcne — .*■------terraces. i I eeseii n n ai type., stige andrancrate. No «cta^. viTO^JK nlty, good starting pay. and ex­ PMTAtEO'S USER ftUTO PARTS o o ‘ AU concrete repairs, both In­ job tw smaU.' Over 30 yeapi cellent benefits. Apply Coca rabmpt, e ffiela it service, phone, general office HORACE STREET, MANCHESTER ■*-0- 1966 OPEL CADET Lfi 1.6 liter experience. AU work guaran-- Cola Bottitag Co., 461 Mata St., side and outside railings, land- Economy Painting Co.; Bart Write Box B, Menrtiester Bve- engine, 4-speed, new acaping. Reasonably priced. teed. OoU after 6 p.m., 646- East Hartford. mileage. 'Bxcelent condition. 1870, 644-2978. .Hartterd, 8288074. ntag Herald. Must aaU. OaU 1-430-7O96. CJall 6468661. -'■ :\ ' : j*-, ■ >i' “'S A - - ■' •

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PAGE TWENTY-TWO BIANCHISTER, e v e n i n g IIERALD, MANCWSSliSB, CONNn FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1971 Houses For 5ale 72 Hooses For 5ole 72 Hooses For 5ole 72 Hooset For 5oH 72 Oot of Towu W oufed- Real Estate 77 72 MANCHESTER — Preterrad MANCHESTER Henry Street For 5ole 75 l i X A R , HoMitf For SdiD 72 How«s For Solo 72 Homo* For Solo nalghhortioad, 6-room custom Apartmmts-Hats- Offoradby ths Ideal 7-room famUy home. USnNGS WANTED -By CLAY R- POIXAN------$32,800 T ffitE E - BEDROOM buUt Garrison Ortonial. R ec Walking distance to aU schools. BOUTON — Ftaor • badroom ASIIS UBKA 63 BEST B U YS H A S . 21 Y t Yew Daily AtHvify Gold. 1EANCKE8TER — Beautiful 7- MANCHESTER mdnatrial sofM Ranch. O ty ■DIJTT XI"D ^ flreplacea, carpet- Distinctive rtder Crtonlal has Cape, 1% baths, enclosed I will picture advertise your 'I According to Ih. Sian. t-tomUy bouse, exodleat bust- water, full basement. Hutchins r J n . l i ^ D j t V l V ^ l ^ ^ v a t e yard. $83,900. If OCT. 22 FOUR-ROOM apartinerit, »p- room Ranch Ih the Buckley 8 or 4 bedrooms, 1% baths, p o^ , lOOoUOO’ wooded lot house twice a week, rtus, To develop message for Saturday, 6-5566-: CLASSIFIED nets oppertaiiity. Blgb tntfk Agency, Realtors, ■ Hayes Agency, 646-0181. Bxtra lot goes with this clean ) 4-22-3381 jdlancM, heat, central loca­ sebod area. Three generous large remodeled kitchen (huUt- Central aiivcanditloning. $20,- give dally coverage In two 5485-8083 read words corresponding to numbers 74-76-77 m BERRY'S WORLD bedrooms, two full bathrooms, count, good condition. Call — rtder Crtonlal home, 7 rooma, in- stove and dlabsrashar), 600. Brt Air Real Estate, 648- peters every week until of your Zodiac birth sign. a tion, reterencea, aecurlty de­ $27i900 — BIGHT-ROOM Orto- 3-car garage, treed yard. Upper 'TAUaUS SCORPIO formal dining romn, and now. $11,800. BUyea Agsney, HANCTIBBTm large carpeted foyer, attractive 9SS3. sold. OaU 1 Somt J 31 Chofo* 61 Be posit, $170. monthly. 64A8840. $22,500. AGENCY nlal, in-law quarters. Aluml- mid-twenties with extra lot, mld- 2 A 32W oy 62 Creotively OCT. 2 i ADVERTISING beautiful family room. Kitch­ 84I4U 1. living room, formal dining ( i j - i UAY 20 3 FrtcKNJt 33 Fof 63 Out HOK 21 A real value for this 6-room num riding, new heating ays- twenties without, room, den, summer porch, {rius COVENTRY "flpscious Ranrti UNSAY REALTY 34 Authority 64 To K' NORTHWOOD Apartments — en baa buUMn oven and range. 9AOOM CXXGNIAL. Largs ,5-2081-42 4 An 7.1945:41, cope Cod. 4 bedroom, epic tern. Off East Canter St, trees. finished third-floor room. AU on dose to acre lot, famfiy 6408166 5 Leovc 25 Affection 65 And CLA8SIFIBD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS One and two-bedroom apart­ Above ground Redwood pod COUNTRY ■ CXiUB area modem kitchen with fomUy /S2-6382-84 36G v«s 66 Lifted Builder says to sell this nine- apd span home awaits your H uto^ Agency’ Realtors, Manchester Green CWonlal, 7 aixed kitchen, 8 bedrooms, 3 6 Borriers ments, central air-conditian- Included. Wdverton Agency, room, 4 bedrooms, 3% baths, city conveniences. $29,900. OaU CIMINI 7 Urnisuol 37 Good 67 Received UOlTTAtlUS 8 AJL to 4:30 PJi room cd on lal tor $88,000. Has inspectioii. Rarely do wo of­ ***■“***• ttxmis, IH baths, plastered fireplaces, 2-car garage. Bbc- 38 Of 68 If ing, carpeting, balcony, car­ Realtors,- 640-3818. haoemmrt complately finiahed Susanna Shorts, 646-8388, J. HAY 21 8 You NOK. 22 / -L five bedrooms, 2% badis, fer a value like this that bi- Watson Beach Real Elstate Co., ceUent value at $24,900. Cantor 9 Take 39 Get 69 Greenlight ports, plus other luxury ton- eft With large i>ictu^ wtatovri MANCHESTER Spacious 7- 20 10 In 40 Should 70 Money Dec. 21 E DtJNCAN RO. — Ansaldl built chdee setting. Top value here. cludbs a large 1-car garage. A Grtdfarh, 643-8442, 8788244. A lu lo v e r OOPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT turea. From $>2B. J. D. Real on rear waU at ground level. aluminum siding, lihi 647-1660. 9-16-27-38 11 No 41 Express 71 Checked M44546; 6 large rooms, large breeM- Mr. Brennan for an 42 Be 72 Indicoted EaUte Aaaocintea, t U W » . Buy now and choose your own Many extras and pooslbUltlea. douUe garage, large ?49-70-78 12 Persons 47-5549 J «M P ai. DAT BianmX PCBUOAnOH way, 2-car garage, IH tiled ^eeiirating. T.J. Crockett, Re­ pdntm ent now. 640-8806. BOLTON home needs new own­ 13 Token 43 Obligate 73 On lUTERHAL $49,900. t*a®d lo t Low 80s, Hayes “ ®'"' financing. Church Makes C A N C t a 44 Soft 74 Certain CAPRICORN d e l u x e : S-bedroom «4>art- EXCEPTIONAL OFFERS ers to love it as we do. Love 14 H igh'up Dm UUim tor S«tiiid»7 Mid Mooda^ to 4sW pan. PMdey baths, buUt-ins, fuU atUc, fire­ altor, 04S-1B77. Agency, 648-0181. june 21 15 News 4 5 M o y 75 Anyorie DEC. ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, REVENUE place, plastered walls, dty the apple, peach, pear, quince 46Gront 76 Unpleosont • • B &L W • • gPUT-LEVEL — 8 rooma, 8 Central Air-conditioning is only Oversised Ciqw, AA sane, 4 Its Plans For JULY 22 16Uttle JAM.r. ft complete appliances, 3 air- utiUUes, Immediate occupancy. and other flowering trees and 17Seem 47 You 77 Restrictions SERVICE BEAUTI^^^t M «m^ b a r r o w s AND WALLACE CO battia, 2 fireplaces, Z-car at- MANC5IB8TBR — Four-family one feature of this lovely 8-room bedrooms, 2 fUU baths, large plants on landscaped 2 acres. .^.,2-13-2485 18 Personol 48 News 78 Upsets y 3-18-2940^ condiUcnerst full basement, Charles Lespetance, 640-7620. 79 And DIAL M3-Z711 7-room Raised Raw^ 2 1^- Manchester Parkade tached garage. WoU treed and emter cf town location. AU Coianial with both on eat-in front-to-bMk Uvlng room Love the bam and workshtg). Student Pastor ;S/45-Sfr67 19 Opportunity 49 Temporory M-71-7985ts. U ve rent free rangemMits to have RuaeeU Neutral wall carpeting in bedrooms. Se­ tton throughout, a good Invest­ OH-room Dutch Colonial on Cape. Four bedroctns, (one (^lening onto patio, with port: ‘48-59-87-89 65A' € 57-6688-901^ boating accessories. 1083 Td- er, good condition, $80. 647-0731. curity. ^ 0 . monthly. $87,600. Hayes Agency, 646- etc., etc. One acre jUu* Aak room 14x34’ with fireplace, vdiUe you buUd up equity. m land Tpke. Buoldand, Conn. ------ment. Secondary financing pcudt-likb lot in prestige area. knotty pine with bdilt-ina) two Large treed lot, 180x216’ with a Rowlands of Bethel, Hartford vie'w. $69,900. 0181. for Carl Zinaaer. screened porch, eat-in kitch­ P riced reasonably at $82,- Theotogical Seminary student, «4S-3SeS. CHARLES LESPERANCE avallaUe. Owner has other in­ Three fireplaces, 4 hatha, first- baths, firqplace, enclosed en, 2-car garage, treed lot, 3<1USHi 6 n sofa, very good con- 900. Call John McLaughlin assume this poriUon. 649-7620 terests. 60s. Wdverton Agen­ floor laundry room , B-sono porch, garage. Covered patio, $22,900. 38 h.p. JOHNSON electric start dlUcn. OaU 640-1040. RANCH 7 rooma, modem kitch­ M a n c h e s t e r — $25,900. 4-4, a ,e n e y Estate — 14 room s of for details at 849-5806. Shown cy, Realtors, 846-3818. heating and much more. Must ti«ed lot. Walk to schoolq, tw^faml^. New Utch^. c^ aU the mod- Tile student pastor will work with 18’ Penn Tan and trailer. WE HAVE customers waiting see. A real oK>ortunlty. Haye# en, dining room, famUy room, by iqipolntment only. with the young people, conduct UATTAO wringer washer, shopping and bus line. Asfebig large Uvlng room, garage, $28,- petlng, fre^y decomt^. „„ amenlUea. Eatato-Uke Can after 6 p.m ., 648-6063. ta t the rental of youir apart­ LUDLOW RD. — Owner must Agency, 046-0181. KEITH REAL ESTATE a community survey and assist Senate Votes UConn slightly used, $36. 28” TV con­ I l « l ky NIA, Inc.' $38,900. Dick Lemleux, 646- 900. fumacm. Aaaume PHA mort- ^ ^ Lombardo, ment or home. 3J>. R eal Bto- relocate. Offered te r below re­ OT87, Helen D. Ode, Realtor, gage. Hutchins Agency, Real- ” • • B & W • • in other pastoral duties. Dur­ 16’ TONKA boat, tiltbed trailer, sole, needs tubes, make an of­ tate Associates, m e. 048-8130. placement cost, 8 rooms, 2H 646-4126 649-1922 fer. Power mower, Jacobson Just between you and me, I'm hoping to hit the really 648-6666. CAPE—PuU shed dorm er, large tors,' 649-0824. BARROWS AND WALLACE OO. ing fads stay, the congregation and EMnrude 40 h.p. electric baths. Loaded with extras. Ex­ $19,000 buys this O-room rtder is aaked to provide for his romn Consumer Dmsion red and trimmer type, $40. p l e a s a NT, central, second highligh income brackets, this year, so I won't haye to pay LOOK THIS OVMl kitchen and U\’ing room, w i t h ______motor. To settle eetate. Best tensive landscaping. Heavily MANCHE8TER — Just listed —■ fireplace, den, 4 bed^on^ MANCHESTER -Picture book Cape that has a modem Uteben. Manchester Parkade, and board. The Board of Dea- Call after 8 p.m., 844-0286. floor, 4 rooms, heat hot water, HARTFORD (AP) — Tile TrumbuU that It “could be con­ offer. 648-^^ or 873-0047. A N Y taxes for 711“ wooded. For a fine home in huge 9-room Ck>Ionial set on 1% Ckipe, 7 rooma, 2 baths, car- ceram ic tiled bathroom, alum- LoH For Sak 73 Manchester 649-6306 pens haa ejqHreased the hope garage, enclosed porch, cou- large tot, $20,900. state Senate, working until 12:30 sldered as encouraging Idle- fine neighborhood, call 649- Six room ranch. With tile acres of land. Two fuU baths. petlng, garage, fireplace, inum itorms and screens and ------ide, no children or pets. Call Pmuiiv r>ve tent he can stay with various „„ Musical ImtniniMH S3 6381. bath, flreidace, 8 bedrooms, $81,900. Heritage House, 646- SOUTH WINDSOR, Birch HUl, shade trees, anchor fence, aliimlnum siding. Owner may BOLTON —One mUe from Man- V^WON______— Ranch, ttonJU** fo r one or two weeks a.m . Friday, voted Initial legls- ^ measures, 14’ SUPER Sail fish, good con­ 648-4714, 643-6668, after 6 p.m . Hntehina Agency, Realtors, help with fiMUM-tng. Aak tar Chester. Wooded emmer lot. about our dition. GaU 646^740. overslxed kitchen, fiUl haae- 2482. large 7-room Ranch, cathedral Acre plus. Prestige area, M.H. abounding with extras. Loxge f; Any<*i« toterested in lative approval for a bill tiiat however, were defeated. One ] i ! '. ceiling in Uvlng room, formal 040-8824. Tom Funderhuike. MANCHESTER . — ’Ihree Houses For Sale 72 0-room Ranch plus 12x17’ fam - MANCHESTER —New on mar- Palmer, Realtor; 84S-6821, 6#B- Wtehen and tiiwing area, car- “ asked to contact would set up a state dlvislOQ o< would have provided annual ad- 14’ PENN-TAN, 80 h .p .’ Evln- Business LoeaHem dining room, modem kitchen SPINET PIANO roomrooms, s, uuuues,utilities. >iq>pllances, __ P e —a Uy room . Three large bed- ^ ket Immaculate 8-bedroom ^ ------HANCHEIBTER— Pitkin Street. 0638. peted living room, 8 bednxims, **** ^^•_^*****y' _ . consumer education at the Uni- justments of dcatii benefito un- rude dectric start with trailer. parking, $170 monthly, securi- 64 with dining area, large family 228 Redwood Road la the ad- ______MANCHBISTER — Has to be roams, flreplacod Uvlng room, Ranch, convenient locatloa, Stately 11-room Colonial, in garage. Nice yard. Immaculate Connecticut Excellent condition. Phone 048- FOR SALE ty deposit. Fiano Agency, H46- jja iN STREET Office space. attached garage. Private yard. * Wooded trees, shrubs, garage. Only room , 2 fuU baths, 2 flreplacea, dress of what we believe to be (COVENTRY — Treed building inside______and o u t $35,400.______Mitten ** United Church o f Christ bUl that lost 17-16 on a tie- 0710. seen. Ehmily styled 6-room Co­ 2-car garage, swimming pool, Wanted, respmsible party to 2677. 100 per cent location near Wdverton Agency, Re- an acre. Loaded with fir and $25,600. Bel A ir Real Btotate, Agency, Realtors, 6^3-6960, 647- P*y toward the as- Service. breaking vote by Lt Gov. T. lonial, spotless from top to bot­ 20s. large wooded lot. $41,800. locatiia^S^b^ seeS to be ** take over low monthly pay­ banka, air-conditioned, auto­ altors, 046-2818. spruce trees pbuiAed 15 years 643-6382. $10,- XB7S. slstant’a aolary, and the church Tbe bUl, which passed 18-17, Clark Hull. Tlie other would pro- MODKIN two-bedroom i ’A- tom with brand new kitchen ago. Maximum of privacy here. then call ua to Inspect. 900. Paved rood. Hayes Agen­ Is asked to pay $100. Mrs. MU- ran Into soUd RepubUcan oppo- vide up to 28 weeks per year Florists - Nurseries 49 ments on a qrinet piano. room apculment. Appliances, matic fire sprinkler. Apply with bultt-in oven, range anl EAST CENTER ST. Large 10- Realtor, 643-1577. Oan be seen locally. Write Marlow’s, 807 Main St SIX-ROOM Colonial, exceUent cy, 6488181. SOUTH WINDSOR — 3-bed- dred Bugbee, church secretary, slUon. The minmlty side of the of unemployment disabUlty corn- paridng. Convenient to new diShwadier, 8 big bedrooms. room Colonial may be used for v-ANrvnrcrrsv room Ranch, large kitchen, iias stated that the Women’s Senate argued that the diviaicn pensatkm. It lost 18-16. Credit Manager, P.O. Box condition throughout, city util- . swimming port. Terrific . . . borne or offices, large lot with m a n c h e s t b r Five bedroom New Listing—8-room Crtonlal In w orwi-n- shopping area. Available July ROgfa 20a. W dverton Agency,^ living room with fireplace, rec Fellowship has already pledged should go under the Depart- Lengthy debate over a bUl PRIVET hedge, 20 cents each, 85, Cortland, Ohio, 44410. iUes, beautifully landscaped 35 (e^t in diameter, in the CANTOR M i possibility of acquiring more Brick Colonial. Ideal central beautiful Forest lUUa. Custom BchM l^r^ atv wa- 1st. OaU after 0 p.m ., 64941797. Realtors, 649-3818. room, fuU basement, convenient $oo toward this amount. ment of Consumer Protecticn, would inrtiiblt the sale at 13 fo r $3. Call 64641180. Houses For Rent 65 yard, tile bath, plaster walla, ground, fenced-in, plus a sep- land. location In preferred neighbor- crafted by Nutmeg Homes a 8Vi- ROOM apartment,, large flreplace, waU-to-waU carpet- arate building for Alter, etc., 60LDFARB hood. Convenient to every- couple of yeara a^, 28sr ga- location. $24,900. 644-1944. The seminarian served as but the Dem ocrato claim ed that u q„or In package stores on the ing. Bowers School area. Own- dressing room, etc. thing. Immaculate. Bel Air rage, 2 hatha. Lovrty redwood aortstant in North U»e department now refers many p^urth of July and Labor Day rooms. FuB-sixed kitchen with BOL’IDN, 8-room, single, 2-car HORSE ENTHUSIAST ROCKLBDGE)—Dynamic 9-room Hoasehold Goods 51 lots o f cabineto. FuU tUe bath. garage, $190 mcntfaly. Leas^ er, 646-3M9. Raised Ranch, 6 bedrooms, 2‘A Real Estate, 648-9832. deck In rear. Finiahed base- C90RNER LOT 188 Uynwood NEAT LITTLE SWEETIE >*•* y***" •*“* I»e»ent- consumer questions to the ex- with close passage. Sap- Wanted-To loy 58 security. Available August 1. walk to HEADOWBROOK ment. Ask for Carl Zinsser. ly wortdng with the young peo- tension service. porters of the measure claimed REFRIGERATOR — apart­ Stove, refrigerator, heat, hot Young S-bedroom Raised MANCHESTER — Large fSm- * Location. Choice, Drive, Bolton Lake, Overlook- water furnished. Oarage, laun­ 876-9872. grammar school and only a S !S ^S ig*u S MANCHBSTER-BOLTON lln: Just listed for first time! pie of the South Windsor (ton- “n*® Senate also voted inlHri famUy Uquor-store operas ment sixe, like new, $75. 80” WANTED —- antique furniture, Ranch trith 1% hatha and 6-room Cane Mndetn Utchoi. ^ *®*‘®‘*- traatage. ^q>roval for a blU that would fiana deserved to have a hoU- gas stove, $86. A lum lnm i com - dry faculties, second floor. 2-car garage. Large lot with S^rT frrirtrr ^ to a rtu^Nng center. ESTATES room, modem kitchen. A ver­ ^ S ^ A «^ - MULTIPLE FAMILIES Carii, $860. Write Jam es H o^ Custom-buUt 1908 (tope with gregational Church. glass, pewter, oil palnttnga 'or DOUIW IUB UU to WVWA «aaa iwaw ______V ia if I n require towns to provide trans- those days. Opponents Unatlon screen dooro, $10. ether antique Itenu. Any quan­ Available July 1st. Adults, no horse stalls and corral. satile home in an exceUent lo­ vatA fiwAH ins Oniv X94 QUO ■ ton, 47D N. W. 120th St., Miami, 4 finiahed rooms (2nd Ooor ^oghettt Siqtper peU. $160. monthly. CaU 649- ^ TOWII Panorama Country cation. 2-car garage. unfinished). Fireplace in Uv­ portation for pupils of nonprofit claimed they could close on each. 648-3466 evenings or 648- tity. The Harrlaon’s, 648-8700, Convenient yet rural Man­ ^Hayes Agency, 6464)181. ^ com WOtatrtl pletely Florida,*'*°™ *’ 88106. ______Hie Boart cT Deacons is ^an- p^vate schools, a deciston now thoee 'two ^ ys If they wlah 1443. 168 Oakland Street 3497 after 6 p.m. chester locaition. Mid 80s. View Duplex Homes lng room, picture-book kitch­ ring a spaghetti supper on June _: For Rent 66 hear more, caU HM. Frechette, JUST. OFF PORTER ST.—4- MANCHESTER — fiff.ffto. five- modem kitchen, plus a 2-famUy WDLFBORO, New Hampshire, en with cheerful dining area left up to each town. The bin now goes to the gov­ 3 Bedrooms $41,600 18 at the church, the proceeds A measure that would pro­ SINGER touch and sew with WANTED used restaurant, tav FIVE ROOMS, second floor, HERITAGE HOUSE Realtwn, 647-9908./ , ^ ^ $81,900.“ bedroom Dutch Crtonlal with an room home with garage. Large tomUy. ““ buUdlng lot in the heart of the and handsome floor-to-ceU- ernor. dder ^ouple preferred. Se­ ELLINGTON — Pinney Brook 2 Bedrooms $40^800 assumable mortgage, formal of which. wlU be used to defray about $4 a week extra to cabinet Monograms, hems, ern, hotel, grocery store, bank- SHAUiOWBROOK LANE — ex- So give ua a' caU and start SSeTW ly Sad v e c k e g e l For detail, on fl-hlng, hunting, and riding Ing custom made hutch. Final approval also was voted curity depoeit, references. $186 Ajiartments. New 8-room unit Uvlng an^' dining rooma, eat-in the $100 salary etq>enae for the low-lncome workers under unem- embroiders, ate. Used, cmel- nipcy equlpmant. Also have 8 646-2482 tromely spacious customlxed 0- packing, listings like this are a FEATURES: WSU • to • waU Coiivenlent location. As- producing ------country. CaU 643-0668 after Two bedrooms, generous summer assistant pastor. for a biU that would provide mentUy. Phone 648-1797 after in brick garden apartment carpeting, rtlding glaaa doors', kitchen, large family room. p.m . ployraent compensation lent ccndltian. Guaranteed floors of used equipment for buUdlng, total electric,, featur­ room Ita l^ Ranch on huge rarity. Tills home haa Just come sumable 6)6Ki/ per AAA certaaaa mort- A.A.* and ^yet nice reridraitial situa- „ closet space, ceramic tile Deacon Peter Manton is in for the Ucenslng of coUeoUon FuU price now $60 o r 7 month­ 7 p.m . For the finer homes. IH banis, a^paiKte baas- ticn, ask for Torn Funderburke. bath, fuU walk-out base­ fast and ready cash. CaU ______ing Uvb^ room firepl^e and wooded lot; Bidlt-in kitchen, on the market. CroCA 1843—Federal Colonial— gage. By owner, 667-11*7. charge o f reservations; Don-I* Sen. Thomas F. Dowd Jr., ^R- agencies.^ TUe M l.. waa . watered ly payhlents of $8- 632-0476. ments. 2)4 ACRBU3 wooded buUdlng ment Hot water baseboard down from Its original verrion Fontaine’s Used Rt^awant poxiR-ROOM apartiheut, first interior brick waU, range, re- ______VA tiled hatha, 3-car garage. Six large rooms, fuU walk-up lot Terms to suit buyer. nal Carifaerg is overaU chair­ .Dealer. Equipment, 627-8771, 478 Wind­ heat Andersen triple-track In hopes that any agencies with floor, centoaUy located, aduMs ingerawr,frigerator, aiBpuiHu, disposal, basement m MAMUHEtMimANCIQISTER — Newly listed Olympic slxe in-ground «-pool.---- ^ /-fDnrTfTPTVT RAalfnV TW ii 80-year financing - attic, handy location. $25,900. NlNE-ftOOM enstont built Gs^ Uiree-FamUy, desirable South Phone 816-7486. man, and Mrs. Ruth Hutchin­ sor SL, Corner of Canton St., only, no dogs, $180. a month. laundry and storage, adults on- Raised Ranch wi$h 1% baths Richly decorated and Immacu- 1. J. 1, neaiwr Can be purchased by one or rlaon Ootcnlal 2400 aq. feet, 4- aid location. Ask for Joe Lom- windows. Garage, breexe- son Is in charge cf food procure­ “sordid practices” would “read CLEAN, USED refrigerators, two families. the handwriting on the wall,” Hartford. CBU 646-8078 after 8:80 p.m . ly, no pets. $166 per month lately kept For the fastidious ros UUnMATB in a Ram­ bedrooma, office, 2)4 baths, bardo. SEVERAL building lots In Man­ way, trees, shrubs, nearly ment and preparation. ranges, automatic waahera and double garage. Large 646-1577 843-8443 — 878-6344 an acre plot. No. cioventry, Court said Sen. William E. Strada Jr., lent $166 lease security. CaU horse bam with corral. Hurry! txwer- Hayes Agency, 6464)181. bling Ranch home, abounding double garage, carpeting. chester. Aric for Mr. PhUbtlck, J wHh gu jM t^ . Sw them M HOUSEHOLD lota - A llies, i^m xE cne-bedroom apart- with charm and perfection, nes­ mid way between Manches­ Bulb Sale D-Stamford. B. D. Pearl’s Appliances. 849 bric-a-brac, locks, frames, James J. Oessay at 8764)184. Heritage House, 046-2483. Realtors, 649-2813. Hayes Agency, tiOKIlSL New Ustlng — Big, convenient­ FtiiUxick Agency, 646-4200. The Andover FTA wUch an- ment, waU-to-waU carpeting tled high «m a hiU with three ly located two-famUy. ’Two sep­ ter and UConn. In 20s. R eform Bills receiving initial approval Main S t CaU 643-3171. glfM nrare. We buy eatataa. throughout comiUete appU- a efes. 3,800 square feet o f Uvlng PRWCBTON S tm t Owner Shown by appointment. nuaUy c o n ducts a sale of would; triage Peddler, Auctioneer, arate baseboard hot water heat- flowering bulbe. Is again doing ances, vanity bath. Centto^ RockvUle area, 8)4 baths, swimming port, soon * 'vajm^ ^ 6- ^ .yrtcnia. Would you beUeve —Create a nine-member ath­ TRADER “P” — Antiques, 430 Lake St., Bolton, 6464B47. Resort Frapeity u^ed furniture and i^pUancM, located. $178. monthly. R.D. ™ c*™ e garages. room Crtonlal. AU sensible of- ndd-twemUea? BeUeve it! Walton W. Grant Agency ^ Passed letic commlsston to regulate fera wiU be given aerioua con- ® ’’ mlns^iam of Long Hill Rd. la di- professional and amateur wrest­ 80 Pdari St., Manchester. OP«n Murdock, 048-3693. CAREN APTS. Are you ouf of your free? For Sale 74 T.flllAsa fTawee* -----ssalm L a n d —42 acres, 1,200’ road sideratian. T.J. Oockett, Reri. Lillian Grant, Realtor reeling the sale. dally and evenings. Wa buy xNew listin g By DAN HAIL ling and amateur bODdng. Rooms W M io a t l o o r d ^ AVAILABLE June 1st. large 8- SVi, 4H room iqpartments. frontage. $88,000. tor, 643-1577. Large 2-toml^ COVENTRY — Summer cot­ Orders for the bulbs, which —Set up a statewide manage­ and adl. 6484946. plus smaUer aiiiido home In tage, 4 rooms, aluminum are ordered from a company In HARTFORD (AP) — A pro- room apctftment appliances. Available now. Including ap- Join the folks af South Ridge ment plan tor dlspoeal of scrap air-conditioner, heat, parking. W« NEED LISTINGS rear^ 3 separate gas hot waterwaier atorms,storms, carpeting, treed lot, lot ______Lanadorp, Holland, wlH be tak- posal for the most sweeping re- SEWING machine — Singer sig pnoNT room for rent, central, pUancea, waU-to-waU carpet­ metal, discarded paper and oth­ $170. 646-6060. MfiWI “Thlnlrinir of Ctoll. DUPLEX, 8-6 with garage, ll4- ^ ^ ® ™ *• log cabin design, fireiriace, COVENTRY — 7-room custmn en until the close of school, organlxatlon of the (tonnecticut er solid waste by July 1973 in ia$r- Button hrtea, mono- 59 Birch St. 0 4 9 -7 1 3 9 . ______ing, heat, hot water, swim­ riw v 1 ininKing oi EldtMge St. (toU 643-2921. Close to Main St Uve rent free gg,ooo.$9,000. Hayes Agency, A gency, 643-0131. buUt Ranch. Two fireplaces, . ISulbs avallaUe Include Ids- court system since 1960 was ______and have tree(s) of your own. ing your property?” Call in a convenient location...... — order to comply with federal ming i>ort, storage and luurk- extra large rooma. Oarage, carl, (a blue g n p e hyacinth), passed Thursday night by the recetvtiw” fl- ST ’sfirat -^TSS floor, TO]•DAY I priKEN — Porter St area, 6- Double lot. ExceUent area. yeUow Daffodlla, and tuUpo, State Smiate and sent to the term s. OaU 6324)931, Dealer. ment .0 in Vernon, near Vernon Ing. From $160. CaU Su- year old ahimlraim sided cus- Listing — 2-family within porc^ies on bua Une, 6474L771, $83,900. Hayea Agency, 646- narcissus, hyacinths and cro- House. laid to rest tor Shopping Plaxa. Has color TV, perintendant, 878-1666, 278- tom built, 8-room Garrison, walking distance of schools, O ot o f Town WE BUT, and aeU used fur­ washer and dryer, self-clean- 668-8898.' Oiaa. cus, aU In m ixed ertorm. The measure would transfer a ™ w7i ^ 1610, 243-6668. -r^l TJT T)T> T /^ 1 /^ Family room with beamed shopping, bus, churches. Alum- For Sole 75 niture, appliances etc. Week­ ing' atove, swimming pool, $38 [^XlKtNO tor anyUUng in real ------The bulbs are drtlvered number of ftmeUona of the heav- J?'® ®®®**®°. ® H II ^rSrv |l . Iv ceiang------" and-----— huilt-ln . bar, dream ^ ------inum storms,------scretow,T' -2 gas m s nrrrmN Twn exr««v ®®*^*®*^ LAKE — Six-room around mldDctober, the proper uy loaded Cirvult (tourt and 8u- **“'^® ®****“*®^ wUneas- days, nnU evenings. 13 Oxford weekly. 876-9718. rental - apartm ents,______A. A etc. i______i__^_____ i,___ immunity law to cases invrtv- WHERE’S South Ridge? ^Sf^ro^ time for thl. pLioc Court to the Court of St., MSnchNter o r cidl 84*- homes, multiple dwellings, no ------i etc. (ton Now. Hayes Agency, now. 8341 aiqrtime. flreplace, outdoor barbecue, " ordering the bulbe common Pleas, and would I® ”*“*■ ------FURNISHED room, in country toes, csu J.D. Real Estate As- ResoTt Property 6464US1. pla^, gojroou® 88XL1’ cement patio. On water: havrbeen s e ^ S w l t i r t h e narcotics, gambling imd se- sodatos, me., 6484a29. AGENCY Older 3-famUy on Btost ^ d e. with added 3-room apartmrat, *25.900.$35,900. Fiano Agency, 646- «;h ort~ ^ ^ i; anyone rise p®““nuw JlMea to fur. ^0^ , vIoIm k c. The Senate or^ LARGE alxed OogsweU eliminate the conqiiracy provl- — gentleman, centraUy located. Fomiriied for rent, sleeps 6j $86 per week. Qwner leaving state, srtllng BOLTON — Owners want quick Senate ecUen during the long slon but the House restored It, Streets in Willimantic. with buUt-ina, tw o years^ old. Lombardo, below replacement cost. An- sale of handsome Raised ***™*mgn _ _ nighttime session also revealed -ihe Senate finally defeated the TWO SINGLE bed sets, $3B CaU 04SdSSl. A partments 63-A 648-0063. each. Dinette, Mediterranean to the mid 20e. Can ^ two-famUy, two stones rtti^; new listing. Executive Ranch with 8 bedrooms, Scholaralilpa one etement of the cloeely measure 16-12. style. 6 chairs, $60. Couch con- THE THOMPSON House — Cot- ffocXCVILUSS — four-room nice- MMQUAMIOOT — Rhode la- home oyerlortdng third tee at beamed crtling and huge mod- _ TfS?* S)m*’d^ negotiattons betoreou W * ___MA ' ' ------»------1 ___ • a ____ •___A.a.n a..aA 646-4200 batten Agency, Realtors, 643- th^ow from town. Modern and Three elections bllla that had verte to doubte bed, $80. Floor tage St., cantrauy located, ly furnished iqKurtment.. $186 land. Four-room heated cot­ 6930. BUii«t» Rld^, 96’— 8-ro^------^ em kitchen. omuuAuiBeautiful A,2 yeumplur - - « . . «m**«at**i*mri . — ------— M' e^ ~ togw receivcareceived OHan uiiiavortuueunfavoraWe reportrvpon laire irtonaniitly furnlabed immaculate. Country living with lam p, $10. BhcceUent condition. monthly. Adults only, no pets. tage. Walking dtotance to an Income. Greenheuse, shed, lonlal Cape. Home offers ^ acres with stream and SwrtaU Iriative leaders. The Senate b y the Elections Ownmlttoe 876-3619. room s, parking. OaU 849-3968 Security deposit required. beach. CaU 64S4K91. the ejitome of gracious living horae barn. Ifid SOs. war- ‘ compromtoe propoaa^ were given a new lease on life, for overnight and permanent garage, water fountain, etc., Parking for one ca r only. CaU w INNIPESAUKEE etc. Lovrty large treed lot. Ask with aX you can desire. Boto ren B. Howland Realtor, 648- tl*® 85-hour work AU three won votes rejecting OARAGE SALE — June 6, 10 guest rates. WHATS South Ridge? homes ore selling In the high Bchirtarriilpa for the jxwldlng overtime the unfavorable reports. A 848-9878. Five room Chalet, very for Joe Lombardo. a.m. to 8:80 p.m. Kitrtien set, Yoke Interest You WlU not be dis- coming year. payment only after 40 hours, fourth bill that would have re- chUd’B n—It and bookcase, MATUM w|M'klng w m nw d e b j b a b l e 8-room furnished modern, fully equipped. Now Cover-Up appointed. Call Cantor A Gold- VERNON and vicinity — One The scholarships are spon ______^ wanted to share furnlahed The court reorganlxatlon is qulred disclosure of campaign wooden storm saah and many apartment, alt uUUtlea, work­ available for summer season. Quality new ranch homes BOLTON LAKE farb. 343-8442, 876A244. year young duplex, 611, near aored Jointly by the Andover th* fint major .Ouwnm of the w iiung brtore' electidn day odds «»Mi ends of dlabes and apartment; kitchen ixlvUeges, ing couple preferred, parking, CaU 8484)188 after 6 p.m . n __ 1______is_ s _____1___ 1 _____ a n m a A*sste«»A«s ITeleMm- - eww r ** ” hooka. 1848 Manchester Rd;, bath, private entrance, park­ Ten-room home on over 1)4 b o l t DN - Large 1835 Crt^ •*“ ® ^ Court was rejected. caU 649-7748. GIANT'S NBCN Heights — 69 Otostonbury. ing, 648-8649. urn large room. ^ aUUad that ^ ^ TWO-ROOM furnlahed apart­ Bdgewood Rd., 2-bedroom cot­ and open space. ATTRACnVE room for female, ment, stove, refrigerator, tage, sleeps 7, secluded and ’ ‘“ ''® ®*‘ *®*' ^ diqd«te«. 2 ^ lengthy bUI received tour -EaUnlnate the party lever on some privileges. Parking, heat hot water, aeml-private quiet $110. weekly. Mrs. Car­ UNIQUE refermicas. PtMne 649-4374 af­ ““Li" 1®U. A must to see for good -tera are applying to twtvyear In a prt- bath. Apply Marlow’s, Ihc. 867 ter, 742-8142. tnride shutters). Most a ^ - ^ Ooidfarb. 648- crtleges. The regulations con- conti^ aa the m » pn ter 5 p.m . Ranch with in-law suits In near­ mary to either win 20 per cent Main St. NEW HAMPSHIRE — clean tive lake privileges. Meri for 8T8-6244. cernlng the schoiarridps, which grows to a close. HOME. 1 by Bolton. Clean, fresh country antique enthusiasts, business ______Just revised, require that “ “ measure proposes seven cf the votes at a nominating THREE-ROOM furnldied apart­ private orttage, 3 bedrooma, Uving near Manchester. 6 romns convention or present the re- in home situation, large faml- s o u t h WINDSOR — Extremely a student be enroUed In a four^ <*»»>««• that would: Apartments - Fkif» - ment, inlvate bath and en­ wall-to-wall carpeting, fire-, WHEN’S South Ridge coming with 2 baths, garage, carport. VRONT place, all facilities. Five ly. Call Suxanne Shorts, 646- formal brick Ranch with huge ortlege. —Tranafer the function cf the Tenements 63 trance, utilities, 234 Charter Fast sale wanted. Arirtng $25,- 8233 J. Watson Beach Real Es­ rooms. Truly an executive ^ Schrtanhip Committee, ^>peUate divlsian of the carcuU Instead of both procedure Oak, 648-8368. mimites from lake, nearby ac- 00 0 . LOVELY one-bedroom apart­ Uvlties. $60 weekly. Call 876- tate Co., 647-U60. residence worthy of your in- ^ c h Includes besides Mrs. C®"** to the 13-Judge (tourt of _iJm lt camuahmsoendlng ac- ment with refrigerator, range, W e re digging now — homes qtection. Heritage House, 643- cSiamberialn, Mrs. Itotricia Tie- Common Pleas. An effort to cortUng to thertH ro^ou^and 2272. SCENIC SUBURBAN two-famUy on a jy BEA KEITH disposal and paridng. $156 Rnslnett LocallonS country slxed lot. Four rooms 3482. mann, a member a t the local ‘Sllmlnate that provislcn was da. the number of votes in {srevious 1; monthly. Handy to Main St. ^ LAKE CHAFFEE — Large Board of Education; M n. Chris feated 23-U. Did you ever think about For Rent Mai* Drive In (toventry. Lovely each floor, owner’s has fire- (X)VENTRY — Beautiful 6- ^ ^ elections. Call 644-2437. ______five - room cottage, screened by August. 6-room I^ t Level with paikUke place. Scarce iwice of $28,900. room Ratoed Ranch. Garage, Greyer ^ Mi^ Bd^ —Add to the Oommen Pleas turning your s^tonde COMMHStCIAL place tor lease i>brch, fireplace, cmd Shower, yard. Garage. They come no Wrtverton Agency, Realtors, 1% baths. T rted lot. $2,700 . ^ piannlng UU- into a guest bouse or your or sale 461 Main St., next to 849-4813 after 8:80 p.m. t' childiren’B private playroom. IMMEDIATE cleaner. (toU now. 649-2813. to qualified buyer. Pasek ^ Deborah Horne teacher rt gation duties the Superior p(^ office. Excellent bu^eaa _ _ _ TMnk about it. tor rent, Lokeport, ______Realtora, 7438243, 2»7476. ‘*»® ■®*'®®*’ *" “‘®®* O ^ ’s Jurisdiction ov«r aU state Registration OCCUPANCY location with buUOng. OaU COTTAGE VERNON — New listing 8-bed- ______week to make its decision con- adnjlntotrattve sqipeels e x c^ 1. Four Bedroom House in N. H., Lake Wlnnqpauaaukee, C A L L US prime area. Large living 646-3438, 98. room Ranch. Finished base- $12,600 FULL PRICE for thU cernlng the schrtanhip. 4^-room Town Houae apart­ 8 bedrooms, flrq;>lace, beach, ’ unemploymeut, compensation A t R e n n e t room with fireplace. Eat-in ment, 2 baths, air-conditioning, ment recreation room, 1)4 comfortable bungalow In Oov------MANCHESTER GREEN —. aU utmtlea, $120. weekly. 876- W E W ORK and motor vrtilcles mattera. kitchen. Rec Rohm. Level atove^ refiigeratrar, disposal. HOW can you buy baths, garage, 100x187’ lot. Bel entry. Only tour mUes from Manchester Eveniiig 0381. —Increkae the Circuit Court Registration dotes for new lot with privacy. $82,900. patio with sliding doora. Ground floor, 900 aq. ft front Air Real Bstade, 643-9883. UConn. Wrtverton Agency, Re- Andover correqHMideat 3. ^,600. Three bedroom Juriadlctioti oyer criminal mat- Bennet Junior High School stu Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. portion carpeted, second floor. 2200 BELFIORE AGENCY aUora, 649-3818. Frlshia, Tel. 742-9847. RANCH. Two-car garage. " ^ 64^^41 COLOMBIA LAKE - SmaU VERNON — High in the bills. carrying a de^ta have been set. CoU one office 12x12, caU 649-2741 cottages, June and Realtors T re e d lot. or 6498686. 647-td3 huge 7-room custom Ranch, S EXLINOTON — By owner, five- .maximum one-year penalty to 8. $28,600. Three bedroom late August <^nings. Phone at South Ridge? Students from town parochial baths, garages, sweeping room Ranch, fireplace, rec those carrying fiva-year sen- , - a , RANCH. Over an acre. 649-6651 649-2179 643-2503 or 649-0498. Oil Scum Hits tencea and. tor civil mattera, “ *®®>® who wlU enter Grade 7 FOR LEASE, 600 square feet of PB. Do drive out to delightful views, 3.7 acres. Hutchins room, garage. Mid 20s. 8TB- 4. “A” Zone bldg, lot One engineering space available. from $1,000 to $5,000. ’ or 8 may register at the Frank- COLUMBIA Lake — Two-bed­ Forest HlUa any Sunday, if Agency, 649^6824. 0030. block off of E. Center St, VILLiAOBiR Apartments — 6- Heating, olr - conditioning, Madison Shore AU utUltles $7,600. room cottage wltti shower and A variety of financing plans you’re Interested In a new b(>m». —Create continuous Juries to Un Building from 9 a.m. to 3 room townhouse, wall-to-wall emergency ligfating system, 6. Investment property. Main boot tor rest, season or mnoth- We’re handitng the fine custom TlMiAND —Choice residential. BOLTON — Six room (tope, with MAnmoN (API Bku-k ISIT? designated by the p.m., Monday through Friday, ' St Income toiSOO. — Price carpeting, 1^ tiled baths, G.E. burglar and fire alarm sys­ on dose to acre treed lot, 7- breexeway and garage, KADKON (AP) — Black djlef Judge of the Orouit (tourt. before June 22. appliances, patio, private base­ ly. 328-8841. crafted restdences built by Nut­ $ 8 6 , 0 0 0 . tems, located In Marlborough’s room l^ t Level, Uving room, of trees and ahruhs, scum, believed to be oil from —Permit Superior Court Students new to Manchester ment with washer and dryer F.H.A.S V.A. or conventional. meg Homes. Open House be­ The amaUest room In your new industrial and commercial catESOBFlir BEACH — Niantic tween 2-8 p.m. Any other lime fireplace, swimming pool. 649-8666. a Greek tanker, washed onto Judges to tranafer domeetlc mat- who will enter Grade 7, 8 or 9 house can be one of the moot hcofcup. Available July 1st. park. ’Two private entrances. BmaU 8-room oottege, Wash­ ExceUent term s. $81,500. Im­ Charies Lesperance, M9-7630. —simply—call tor an appoint­ _ Three - bedroom beaches here Thursday, harbor- *®** *® court of Common may register during the same charming. You can achieve CaU 1-206-9440 for appoint­ ington Avenue, Near beach and 8107 mediate occupency. (tontoc A BOLTON any decorating effect you / A s little as $200. down. ment. Raised Ranch, on two acres, master Angelo MAxlno said. Pleas. hours, also Monday through ment. iracht d u b . 849-7744. 8-18 Grtdfarb, 648-8443, 676-6344. The Senate’s action on the Friday, in'July and Auguad be- want—from com^etely prac­ Carpeting, famUy room, fire- He wtid he thinks the sUck ® «> “ ® \ tical to pooh. (Remember, . Reglatratlon wlU OFFICE space available, good ANDOVER — Lake front — place, buUt-ln oven and was composed of about 600 het^in aces require less fab­ location, reaaonahle. Call Bob A prettv yoke OPEN HOLS — custom Red­ the\FrankUn Build- Wanted To Rent 68 Hide the toaster under O istom buUt <1965), 7-room W , sundeck. Nl^ location, gallons of Na 6 herting oil. w rfflee. ric and flooring, so you can Smltil 644-3487. buttonedittoned belt add Inter­ wood Ranch. Fireplaced fami­ * nna.tn.A nvi rrtuni state em ployes to a 40- ^ office, afford to Biduxge a M t) est to this sew-simple the skirt of this adorable R.mbUng (tope. Beautifully $38,900. Owner, 649«140. WANTED to rent, two or three- ly room off Utchen. Two baths, carpeted and appointed h^e^^ ^e^iZd^ Placement teste wUl be mb A variety of Cerent man­ BEAUTY SBKJP fo r rent, fuUy dress. You’ll want sev­ toaster-doll! Fun to carpeting, aundeck, 30x34’ rec- made fiber carpets, such as bedroom bouse within 16 miles eral in d fferent fabrics! make; so nice to keep or S iiS iS iiL ^ bJdrooma. OOVENTOY - 3-bedroom ^®^^ ~ ^ crate’ reluctance to tamper with J® ““ equii^ed. Wrtverton Agency, you qualify ? reotion room. Hutchins Agen­ nylon, polyester and olefin of Storrs tor famUy of three by No. 8107 with PHOTO- give! No. 2200 has pat­ ‘ " ' ^ h r t h a . hemned ceU- Ranch. buUt l*M ^.tteched^gm Bzzzzzzzz in and see our Realtors, 649-2818. cy, 646-6834. 2)4 can now be used on the bath August 1st. YMbe Thompson, guide is in Sizes 8 to 1® tern pieces; full direc­ lugs, large family romn over- rage, large wooded lot, dead xiiii ®®*H urnform for state employes ?r “ room flom'. They are non­ tions. end street. $2,700 down. $18,- ®“' for two vean. ^ ' those who have not previously busy Bea. We’re ready, 736 Southern Avenue, MUigan- (bust 31)4-40). Size 10, SECLUDED acre lot, trees, i/«iking scenic waterfront. absorbent and moisture re- town. West Virginia, 26606. 32)4 bust . . . 2)4 yards U M 8 104 Is ssist fsr ssri,^ Must be seen. Out-of-town own­ 600. M eyer, RealtMra. 6430609. Marino said the wind was In vr««wii . ... ,__ , been tested for placement,Dtn atstant, easy to keep clean, Isrs to IssM s IlntelsM sniliut lush S-room Crtonlal, carpet­ willing and able to assist PRE5IDENTIAL of 4B-inch. er sacrificing. Below reidace- the right direction for the oil does not Include incoming which makes them ideal in Call now ! — 423-1641 Patterns available only ing, first-floor family room, to wash eastward to Madison. , because of tte cost rt graders entering from lo- I this room. you in the sale or pur­ VILLAGE AFT5. Land For 5ale 71 in aitea ahovin. double garage, $39,900. Want«d - Real Estate 77 Donald Alberts, a (toast ^ amoui^ of overtime. By ^ elementary achorts nor pa- WE NEED LISTINGS. SO Hutchins Agency, Realtors, Shorts, 3468288. J. Watson ______M AN CH E5TER tCM Its Is Beach Real Etetate Co., 547- a m tT u n kramm on«a. Quardomen in charge o< the oil pay to work rochlal school students enterlnf WHY NOT STOP AND SEE chase of YOUR property. 60 WOODED ACRES on state tSs U IMlsSs Ilrn-Slm tssllls*. S r v “asis,r 0498834. « « «P“ cleamm in New Haven, *>®yo*^ «»® 40-hour mark, much Bennet Grade 9 who have al- 1 and 2-bedroom iqmrt-^ road, 900’ frontage. Terms to 1660. age? For prompt frien^ serv' hJured the beaches with Mar- of that cost would be eUmln- ready been tested by counael- I The Spring A Summer $23,900 — Attractive R a n c h .__ ments. On.bus,Une. Afqdi- suit buyer. OoU 875-7460. '71 A L B U M is 66f, includes ■ ^teS^4M^ too Thursday and said he atod. Swimming, sailing, fishing, Exceptional B-room KEITH ances, carpetinj^, heat and , postage and handling. Ranch, 8-car garages, private ______»y. agreed the oil probably came The matter has been discussed Guidance counselors wlU hot Water. - For oiqiolnt-l sa.sjsT'-Jiari-’SS.."' SMWMOTNH’t PATCWW^ .. stove, refrigerator, alroon- half acre lot, fruit trees, stone at j. CASH for your property from the Prodromos. in budget negotiations, but net- schedule canferpnees for claaa Houses For 5de 72 South Ridge Homes 12 ksltlsssi tn k pa .IsctoSiaf ditioner, fireplace, basement. rneht or further informa­ REAL ESTATE DrstSss Pistol Psttora shestj Sf Paiklike lot, largo trees. flieplace, many extras. $82,- within 34 houra. Avoid red Marino said the (toast Guard **®^ w lll^ to assignment and aelection ■ of tion, caU anytime. TWO ACRES, custom etone rssUsst. aie2-4ft. iscM ts Mri- 800. Mitten Agency, MLS Real- tmie, instant service. Hayes win assist In the beach cleanup discloae the results of the

/ / FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1971 Avenge Dailjr Net Press Ron The Weather PAGE TWENTY-POUR For TIm W«ek Ended Fleasant today, higba to mid jnmtrl^tKter C w ntag lifrali Mky M, tDTi 70a. Clear toniglit, lows in toe The Eastern Group of the 1 5 ,5 5 0 40s. Parity cloudy Sunday. ’^■^1 Hartford Alumni Chapter of Phi W . H, A bout T o m u Mu Sorority wlU sponsor a pot- Senate Who’s Who M anehe*ter-—A City o f ViJUage Charm luck June 10 at 6:80 p.m. at the Keeney St. School FTA wiU home of Mrs. James MacDonald By SOL B. ceWEN Most Conservative — George | an men U ) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS sponsor an Ice cream social to­ of 25 Norton Lane, South Wind­ (Herald Beporter) Crafts, R, of Lcdyard. ENGLAND VOL. LXXXX, N a 209 (EIGHTEEN PAGES—TV SECHON) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1971 morrow fom 1 to 8 p.m. at the sor. ^ r further, information Wlttfest — Bosrer Eddy, R, of | school regardless of the weath­ contact Mrs. MacDonald. like a high school graduating Newington. er. ‘SCake Tour Own Sundaes” class, voting for “ the most this Best Dressed — Thomas ill he featured. LUMBER Teen-agers aue holding a paint­ and toe moat that” for Ita year- Dowd, -R, o f TrumbuU, by an | -book, toe State Senate Wednes­ eyelato over toe boutcnniece- . Qrace Group of the Cen­ ing session Sunday from 1 to COMPANY North Viet Gunners 0 p.m. at the Teen Center at the day polled itself on a whole list sportlng Joseph Buckley, D, of Democrats Would ter Cohgregational Church will of p<9Ularlty standards. Ansonla. meet Tuesday at 6:18 p.m. in former Nike site. If it rains, the Most Knowledgeable Parlia­ session will be canceled. The results of toe “nicest Bolton Notch, Conn. the paridnt; lot of the church to guy” vote was no surprise. It mentarian — Dowd, again by a ' Strike Near Saigon proceed to Raffa’s Restaurant, was a tie between Majority close maigln over fBuekley. Work Weekend Glastonbury, for its annual Manchester Rod and Gun Club In toe baUoting on “ most like- ' BY OBOBOE ESPEB will have its quarterly meeting Leader J. Edward Caldwell of ner. Bridgeport and Minority Leader ly to be president of the United | Aseoeiated Frees Writer Monday at 8 p.m. at the club­ States," a tot of senators ap­ house, Daley Rd., Coventry. Alden Ives of Morris. SAIGON (AP) — North Vietnamese gunners kept i; Navy seaman appren. llobert Ives also was jdeked as “best parently voted for themselves. SATURDAY On State Budget I. Peck, son of Mr. and Mrs. The winner was Jay Jacksou, up a two-week-long rocket bombardment of allied posi­ all-around senator,” and in a tions guarding the demilitarized zone and struck close Raymond J. Peck of 48 Lodge Capt. Lawrence Beadle, oCfl- poll taken only among his Demo­ D, of West Hartford, with five HARTFORD (AP) — Both houses of the state legis­ cer-ln-chaige of the Manchester to Saigon for the first time in several months, military Dr. has graduated from a two- cratic opponents, he was named votes to four for ninnerup Wil­ lature have scheduled Saturday sessions to work on month course of Intensive in­ Salvation Army Corps, will con­ ber Smith, D. of Hartford. spokesmen reported today. “most effective Republican their backlog of bills, and Democratic-leaders .offered struction in the fundamentals of duct a service Sunday at 8dB senator.” Ives has announced A qxikeaman for tbe U.8. Stratofortresaes dropped 90 tons submarine operations and pro­ a.m. on radio station WINP. to spend the entire weekend working on a' budget ho will not seek re-election in DHAI’KS Command, ICaj. Ricdiard Oord- Qf bombs on s Nocto Vlet- cedures at the Naval Subnvarine The program is sponsored by package with the Governor. ner, said 11 Americans wore buidier and tunnel com- 1972. "We’re available,” said House School, New loiuloii. the Manchester Area CouncU of The GOP members named m n ( I.KANKI) wounded In three rocket attacks * Churches and the Clergy As­ , Speaker WUliam Radford, . eoeclal — can Stanley Pac of New Britain as 111,I n il < I I.\M Its "The Governor U aware we ari ^ special session can P“ " » ” „ C. Hie Jimior High Methodist sociation of Manchester. “most effective Democraflc c ;i , , 11 IM M 'll' 'I be avoided.” Youth Fellowship of South available.” RatcHford indicated Other IDemocraUc leaders Emma Nettleton Groity of senator.” Pac also was voted Friday that toe Democrats are United Methodist Church will “ outstanding freshman senator,” were not so hopeful. House discuss “Facing the Reality of Center Congregational Church to meet wlto the Repute g ^ e r '^ ^ o r tl^ d he wal will have a dinner meeting Mon­ “hardest worker,” and "most Life” at its meeting tonight at influenUal in debate." He U ^ g o v e m o r on Saturday and „SToptimlsUc that negotiations 7:30 at the church. Ih e Senior day at 6 p.m. at Willie's Steak w .... would be resumed and an agree- House. Reservations close to­ finished a close second to Ives Negotomone betwwn toe before toe end High Fdlowshlp will leave the as “ best all-around senator.” church tomorrow at 9 a.m. for night and cancellations will not Democrats and Gov. Thomas J. of toe regular legislative - ees- be accepted later. For what it's worth, here is MeskUl broke off Friday, {q>- fiv^ ^ of^L i^tS a camp-in at Woodstock. the rest of toe list: slon Wednesday night. And Sen­ parently because of one key ate President Pro Tern Charles hit a U.S. heUcopter base at Phu Oontoodla. Most Long-winded — Joseph 'Democrat’s objection to a state Lot, IS mUes north of Saigon. The Selgoo m illt ^ FauUso, D, of Hartford, no con- T. Alfano said “Hie picture is income tax. not encouraging.” The U.S. Oommand said dam- reported • test. Senate Majority Leader J. age was tight. Field reports said fantrymen c l s ^ wlto ^ to Best Speaker — FauUso again, Eidward Caldwell reportedly HARTFORD (AP)—The State some helicopters were WL but by a smaller margin. would not accept an income tax Senate put in its longest day Most Handsome — Edward until he waa sure hie support of toe current session Friday Charlie 2 h a. been riteUed (AP photo) nearly a doien times during too re- R. D. e. Rimer. R , of Wilton. for it would not backfire in his 'while passing 63 bills, including Georgia troopers guard the scene where a truck loaded with dynamite ex­ E xplosion Ttte South 'Vietnamese Field re- Most Sex Appeal — Joseph past two weeks. On May 31, a ■ekl two South tfiet- home town of Bridgeiport Cald- one' that would set a maximum ploded last night, killing five persons and injuring 27 others (background). rocket tore through a crowded ^ DinieUl, D, of Bristol. weU, it is said, 'wanted assur­ limlt on noise from trucks, cars, Most Liberal — Joseph Ueber- ances that toe Republican leg- snowmobiles and other motor The truck at right was heavily damaged in the explosion in Waco. buiiker at toe base, kUUiig 29 O f T ru ck GIb and woundii« 88. The rest “ . Happy 65th Birthday! man, D, of New Haven. lalators from Bridgeport wouW vehlf^es. of the attariu have caused a In scattered fating to th support an income tax If he did. The bill, which now goes to smaU number of casualties. edge* of the A Oau to One of toe Bridgeport 'Re­ toe House, originally was aimed K ills Five Saigon headquartera said toe nocthem quMrtera of publicans is Rep. Nicholas Pan- at all motor devices but was , there were two more rocket and Vietnam, Saigon forcM Love, Carolyn uslo, a contender for the mayor­ amended to apply only to mo­ WACO, Oa. (AP) — Five poiv mortar attacks on South Viet- killing 17 « ie n ^ and c^ m n l^ al riectlon next tall. Caldwell, tor vehicles. Jet Hijacker Foiled by Pilot sons have been killed and 27 in- namese bases near too DMZ. eight rlllM. One ooim ^ ^ ^ - the Democratic town chairman State Sen. Hunnas P. Mon- in Bridgeport, reportedly want­ danl, IX-Moodus, said toe bill’s By JAMES B. POLK er who lives in the back ot a left in the seat. I put it in my jured in the explosion of a ^ c k E y m y gaiaun iM ed to prevent toe income tax limit of 90 decibels 'would “ take fi!.nrin^Tvr— Writer mountalii tavern at Ariiford. pocket.” laden wlto 400 cases of dyna- mortars into Camp Saige, a for- headquarters saia. from becoming a city election us a long way toward cutting WASHmGTDN (AP) — A said he had been drinking at ColUton quleUy told toe pUot, n ^ . It caught fire after coUld- ward base for South V ietnam ^ issue. noise In our communities.” former combat nllot fac- Charleston before hoarding toe who radioed toe tower that toe ing with an auto in this smaU marines on a new operation broadcast monitored in Tokyo Kathy Says: "June Is Busting Out AB Over — However, in a attatement Frl- The Senate met briefly at cooked i^tol for three wlto what toe FBI said crew had the {dstol. He went northeast Ge<«gla community. northeast of Khe Sanh where a that three '^J^*^*** and So is Our Endless Produce Vorietyi" day. CadlweU said he w m wlU- about 1 p.m., then caucused for duped and disarmed an was a .82 caliber ptotol and a back to toe p a ^ n ^ r area .j,^ Friday night blast demot- cootributed NdftlVE: Shubarb, Asparagus, Dandelions, Be^ OrMus, tag to discus, and conrider a tane hoOni wlto toe excepUen ^^STmC ^Z^jacked box of 60 bullets. where Riggs noticed toe missing ^oto i4lcies along wlto a b r ^ telAd BosHp BonuUne, Booton l/ottuoop H*H# TomMOM> iftate income tax. (He said he of a brief bUl-posstag session utated Air iJn.-a jet Friday A deputy sheriff at Riggs' gun. truck and ambulaniie that ” ?***** ® ” HJI. Oakes, Spinach, Peas, Green, TeUow Squash, was ’ ’tasisttag on no condiUons and a three-and-a-half hour din- to try to fly to Isiteel. Ixmie in (Boone County, W.Va., “ Do you have my ^ ^ ed “ to ■STTew. Beets, Endive, Broccoli, Com, Cauliflower, as a iwice for any compron^ ner break. Adjournment came ^y^ter forcing toe pi-"*- to land said the f<*rmer coal miner had Greg?” toe miner asked. the -size of three football with 18 rocketa. ’ITie Saigon Hand’s official Vietnam News Egg PlaiO, Acorn Squash, Imported Bed Onhms, Cheny program ishich may be develop- at 12:60 a.m. Saturday, here. pot-beUied gunman Glen been talking about going to la- “ v«=hYeah, that’s vAiAfwhat vmyou want- fle l* vrasleft a wasteland of o®*"” * * ^ South ^ t - Agency (VNA) said that in the Tmatoes, Watercress, New Potatoes, Tams, Odaese Cab- Permanent Guest in the. Swimming Pool ed.” Another trans][>ortatlon Elmo Riggs, 88, of Aahford, rael for two or three years, “but ed, isn’t it?” OoUiton answered, charred______stumps^ and s e c ^ months of toe yew Imim. (CaldwellUdweti added, “ I hope we that was passed turns to what left his ptetd lying on a everybody thought It was just a "We’re goingrMT backhAp.k totn CSiarles-C9iAi*lefl- _•_ aa crater__ a_ m 78 feet wide witti no fatalities in either at- '^accordlinf to stlU lncoinpl^4 WHJM'! Bing OMrries, Seedless, Bed. Bhie OnqK)*, A red and white beetle, painted by Margaret Thuhn, decorates the bottom of can L one senator called a "tax on he got up to get a joke.” ton.” 20 feet deep severed U.8. figures,” toe Viet Cong assisted goes. Limes, Strawberries, Watermelons, Apricots, Pine­ our i>roMems so that toe ex- Meanwhile, U.S. B62 bombers fjy ciUsens of the three pnov- apples, Coconuts, Cantaloiveo, Grapefruit, Bartlett Pears. the family backyard pool at 61 Bruce R d. While her parents, Mr. and ^ s . (See Page Seven) drink of water. His hostage The faljacjctag came exactly The hijacker suddenly noticed 7g. windows wore brokm in IMmse, inconvenience and c make It easier for veterans Accompanying Kurland was Let’s face it-a fte r dropping eight Fighting in Mideast Marks an addict of 28 years, WiUlam (See Page Ten) bucks for a steak dinner-who feels Six~Day War^s Anniversary like dessert? By ’raOE ASSOC^TED p r e s s tanks, a heUcopter and reta- Paiesttaian guerrUIta claimed foreements. Groton Ceremony Launches No problem at Bonanza. Our Until today they killed >wr Israeli Hie Voice of Asslfah, toe soldiers ta a five-tiiMr battle guerrilla radio station, claimed Navy’s 100th Nuclear Sub best steak dinner (a delicious T-Bone) June 30, Friday near toe (BibUcal town of the guerrillas won toe u)n>*ic Jericho north of the D e ^ Sea. hang ta toe first hour of flf^ttag By BiOBEBT A. DOBKIN such that we have no accept- costs you less than $3. Our tender w ell give you Israel reported only a m l| w ex- between toe BibUcal town and AP HUltary Writer atae alternative” if this country chaqg* ot riiots and no casual­ toe viUage of El Ouja. is to maintain its domination Ribeye steak dinner is yours for a little $1 for ties. On toe diplomatic front. GROTON (AP) — Secretary ^ yjg geas, the secretary said, The raid acroes toe Jtagw gt ^ia united Nations ta of the Navy John H. Chafee chafee’s wife Virginia cracked over a buck. any old watchband River was staged to mark New Y ort reported the Soviet launched toe Navy’s lOOto botue of champagne over the fourth anniversary of toe II Union told a Big Four meeting nuclear-iiowered submarine gf sUversides to chris- And to top it all o ff-o u r desserts AratelsraeU aix-day war, the' Friday that toe U.S. effort to ne­ Friday wlto a warning that toe Navy’s newest subma- (no matter what make, gusorrlUa command said ta a ga te an Israrii-Egyptian America’s control of the sea is jjne and send it down the ways communique issued ta Beirut, agreement to reopen the Sues being challenged by a Soviet the Htames River, are mouth-watering. Big, luscious material or condition) Lebanon. Canal had failed. submarine force already toe During toe ceremonies about The rocket-armed guerillas wortd’s largest and stlU grow- go protestors , demonstrated Tile diplomatic sources said cream pies, real old-fashioned fruit pies when you broke through a cordon of tarae- Soviet Ambassador Jacob A. ing. against toe Vietnam war outride U troopa and tanks and returned Oiafee said the Soviets’ im- gates of General Dyna- Malik made the statement after derwater fleet wlto about 880 Electric Boat Dlvirion. trade it in on a new safely to bases on toe Jordanian denouncing toe U.S. initiative sidew of toewe river, it claimed. J preased by Secretary of State subs, of which 92 are nuclear- >n,e iminching took place at 01 powered, U three times the stae the same boat yard where 19 Tonight, why not try a little stainless steel i ^ ^ ^ b WUliam P. Rogers during his reported ta Tel Am Middle East trip. Hie ct toe United States'. And he years earlier construction was infiltrators crossed toe Jordan _ _yji noted that each year toe So- begun on toe Nautilus, toe tenderness? or River, fired at an IsraeU mUl- vlets are building three subs -world’s first submarine powered tary vehicle and then withdrew to every one toe U.S. produces, by nuclear energy. gold filled to Jordan fourth anniversary of "It is one of toe principal cDukfee said bis “ hlgheat hope A sp»i>e.man said the IsraeUs toe 1967 AratelsraeU war, toe tragedies of our time,” he said, fgj. sUverrides is that shb Uvea Speidel watchband. returned the fire in the ac«<>n head of Israel’s mlUtary govern- ’ ’that the resources of toe na- to retire in peace, with her Friday afternoon but there were ment for occupied Arab terrlto- Uons must be poured into expen- tubes unused exce]^ for toe BOHBHZt As Advertised On TV no casualties on their side. ries said today he believes that sive, sophlstlcaited and deadly practice required to keep her m .rii«r a guerriUa broadcast there is now "alnioet a break- weaponry which, if all goes sharp and credible, aBLOBFH USB YOUB OBEMT from Cairo reported a "Stitt bat- through” ta relations between Tarr in Action well, will be eventually retired “And if those hopes are teol- tie” Friday "«ght beween Pal- toe Arab p(^ations and toe Is- and replaced other more ex- tged, SUverrides by her mere 207 West Middle Tpke., Manchester esttalan guerrillas and IsraeU raelis. Antiwar protester Jim Martin is sent sprawling by under what they termed a ‘citizen’s arrest for war pensive weapons. existence as a fully reatiy war 945 MAIN STREET troops ta toe southern Jordan )Brlg. Gen. Shlomo Gazlt said Draft Director Curtis Tarr during scuffle in Tarr’s crimes.’ This picture was taken by Washington “But toe facts of life for toe 820 Firminiton Ave. (Rt. 6). Brlitol • RL 1, Groton SliopiMra Mill, Groton . United States of America ctfe (Sm Page Ten) 911 Wasliiniton StrMt (Rt 66), Mlddlitown • Rt. 72, Ptiinvilli Shopiiing Itau, Valley near Jericho. It claimed Washington office. The activists tried to place Tarr Post newsman J. McNamara. (AP Photo) PMnvIllo • Albany hi*. (Rt. 44), BIshopt Plua, Wait Hartford • WlUlmantIc Pllu • THE GEM OF MAIN ST. • DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER that toe Israelis rushed ta seven (See Page Ten) _____ JRf. 32), Wllllmantic 017 MAIN 8TBEET. MANOHESTEB TEL. 648-6188

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