PAGE TraRTY-TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aug 16,1972 Attachments ford, and Elaine Grace Cole, 58 Stephen St., Aug. 26; Most Manchester Stores Are Open Tonight Until 9 O^Clock Vernon Fire Calls I Public Records A. G. Fields Co. o f Manchester Dominick John Carduccl and Warranty Deeds HUsman Aides against FYank R. Wood, property Lynda Jean Perry, both A fire in a basement linen Cedar Investors Inc.to Harold Lottery Number closet at Manchester Memorial at 150 S, Lakewood Circle, $1,500. Manchester, Aug. 18. Police Blotter Roger Hilsman, Democratic Basser and Myron L. Kaufman, Weather Hospital caused minor damage Charles J. Gielda against Henry Saverio D. Gennaro, 454 E. George Whiteker, 33. of candidate for Second District property on south side'of Spence Roland Thibodeau, 20, of before being extinguished this A. Deming Jr. and Mary B. Center St„ and Michelle Lorraine congressman, has announced that St., no conveyance tax. 89447 Mountain St., Ellington, was Winchester, was arr«ted on a Deming, property at 291 Spruce Dupre, 539 E. Center St„ Aug. 26, Cloudy, cool tonight, 90 per morning, town firemen said. Leonid W. and Frances M. arrested yesterday by Vernon Circuit Court 12 warrant charging U.S. Sen. Abraham Ribicoff and St.. $4,000. St. Bartolomew’s Church. cent chance of light rain. The low Firemen were called to the Gagnon to Francis M. Madden, him with issuing a bad check. The former Gov. John Dempsey are Savin FUel Co. against Henry iJlanrljpatpr Eiiptiing Uprali in the low 60s. Mostly cloudy Police on a warrant issued by hospital at 11:3l, and the fire was George Bacus Nichols, serving as honorary co-chairmen property at 120-122 Blssell St., Qrcuit Court 12 charging him arrest was made in connection and Nova Hurst, property at 48 Wethersfield, and Wendy Jean FYiday with 50 per cent chance of brought under control quickly. conveyance tax $37.40. with the investigation of a com of his campaign. He announced Agnes Dr., $500. rain. High 75 to 80. with burglary, larceny and Sprinklers put out most of the Kinnlson, Wethersfield, Sept. 2. MANCHESTER, (X)NN„THURSDAY, AUGUST 17,1972 VOL. xci, NO. 271 M AN CH ESTER— A City o f Village Charm (TWENTY PAGES) plaint Vernon Police received also that John J. Tynan, former Rotert J. Leger et al to John forgery third degree and larceny small hlaze, firemen said. Trade Name Armond Rahavy LaO le, South state commissioner of motor H. Harris Sr. and Kathleen G. fourth degree. from a Rt. 83 ear dealer. Cause of the fire was not deter- Victor 1. Moses and Gil D. Windsor, and Ingrid Ruth vehicles, is serving as campaign Harris, property at 262-254 Union The arrest was made in connec Police said Whiteker allegedly Boisoneau, doing business as Jual Vestner, South Windsor. niined. St., conveyance tax $55. tion with an investigation of a purchased two snowmobiles and vice chairmen. Realty, 63 E. Center St. Building Permits In a separate announcement, Lucie A. Wadsworth to Armari- break into the Lovett Home on paid for them with a worthless Drawbridge Bends Phillips Construction Co. for Hilsman named Kevin McAuliffe do R. and Bette M. Darna, Marriage Licenses Dobson Rd. on Aug. 8 in which check in the amount of $2,757. Milton Camlllerl, two-car garage NEWBURYPORT, Mass. (AP) property at 43 Olcott Dr., con James Bernard LaPine, 90 three watches and some checks His case was continued to Aug. 18 communication director of his Salinger Acts — The Deer Island Drawbridge at 28 S. Adams St„ $3,600. campaign. Prior to joining veyance tax $44. Branford St., and Cynthia were taken. Police said one of the in Circuit Court 16. West Hart Lorraine Oleksiv, tool shed at over the Merrimac River has at Executor’s Deed State Displays Stephens, 162 School St., ^ p t. 2, Hilsman's staff, McAuliffe was checks had been cashed. The ford there he faces additional last bowed to modem technology. 10 Mayfield Rd., $ ^ . communications coordinator of Herbert A. Phelon Jr., ex St. Bridget Church. watches were recovered. In lieu charges, police said. A $64,000 motor is to be in Angelo C. Pedrazzini, tool shed the Insurance (Yime Prevention ecutor of the estate of Alice Robert Joseph Lazaroff, 26 of posting bond. Thibodeau was Jeannette Lee (also known as stalled to open the bridge, ending at 27 Pioneer Circle, $200. For McGovern This test pattern is part of the Institute and was City Hall and Dagny Von Borchers, to Susan Dorothy Rd.. and Cynthia Lynn taken to the Hartford jail. Court Lois Rosemond) of Hartford was Herald's quality printing control a quaint system of sweat and Jay & Bee Realty Co. of East political reporter for the Milford Rogers, two parcels on Hyde St., Ferris. 281 Center St., Aug. 26, St. date was set for Sept. 5 in Circuit arrested yesterday by Vernon program to give you the nation's delays that occasionally delighted Hartford, new dwelling at 815 Citizen. conveyance tax $27.50. Bridget Church. Court 12. Rockville Police on a warrant issued by finest newspaper. tourists. Tollalnd Tpke., $24,000.______Economic Jump Circuit Court 12 charging her In POW Talks with larceny third degree in con I Police Report | SPRINGFIELD, 111. (A P )- nection with the investigation of Then he denied any HARTFORD (AP) - A state "Average hourly earnings were of June by 8,540 from mid-May, . In the space of three hours. flimflammery. Ismena A. Mega, 49, of 196 Oak a theft of a coat from the Sage- Labor Department official six per cent larger this June than In this group, factory employ Alien Store in the Trf-Qty Shop Here is what happened St., was arrested by Manchester Democratic presidential described Connecticut's last June in both manufacturing ment accounted for about half ping Plaza. Police said the coat Wednesday: Police yesterday afternoon on nominee Georfee McGovern economic picture as "steadily and construction. Because of the the gain with 400,530, an increase was valued at $54. Flarly in the day a news agency charges of fourth-degree larceny first denied, then confirmed, improving” Wednesday and a longer workweek, average weekly of 4,260. She was presented in Circuit reported from Paris that (two counts) and third-degree that Pierre Salinger had acted private business index reported a earnings topped year-ago marks The wage of the average anonymous friends of McGovern larceny (one count), stemrrdilg Court yesterday and was as his agent in secret Paris $11 million gain in personal in by nearly 10 per cent in manufac- production worker rose from a sentenced to four months in the said Salinger, who was President from alledged shoplifting at thwe talks with North Vietnamese come. weekly $157.80 in May to $160.90 Niantic State Farm to be served John F. Kennedy’s press Main St. stores. OPEN Carl Eisenman, executive in June. The Labor department concurrently with a sentence she OPEN peace negotiators about U. S. spokesman, had given Hanoi She was released on her director of the Employment also said his work-week was is now serving. SUN. prisoners of war. negotiators a message from Upturn written promise to appear in SUN. Security Division of the Labor slightly longer, going from an Diane Wilkinson, 11 Bancroft McGovern saying they should (Circuit Ctourt 12 at Manchester 10 A .M . 10 A .M . department, said upturns in non- average 41.2 hours in May to 41.7 Rd., Vernon, was charged last conclude a peace with President In Jobs Aug. 28. To agricultural employment and a hours in June. TO Nixon without waiting for the Mrs. Mega was apprehended at night with failure to drive a BACK TO SCHOOL SAVINGS Lottery slight drop in unemployment The unemployment situation is reasonable distance apart in con 1 0 P .M . November election. about 4 p.m. at t o u a l Village 10 P .M . compensation claims were an improving as well,-according to nection with the investigation of The story proved to be at least Shop. 956 Main St., police said, "encouraging sign" in the turing and 7 per cent in construc the Labor Department. In June, a three-car accident on West St. partially true, but in early after with items worth about $15. Prizes economic climate. tion. however, there was an increase in Police said cars driven by noon McGovern denied it flatly. Police said she also had alledged- Eisenman said such statistics CBT also noted an increase in the number of those out of work, He even went further, leaving the ly shoplifted merchandise from Edwin Wyeliszka, 50, of Terrace were "probably a combination of savings. which the department calls a Dr., Rockville and James Hoff clear impression that anything House & Hale Department Store, VIIHILE QUANTITIES LAST! ■ Added both seasonal and longer-range "People are still salting away "seasonal” occurance with the m an, 16. o f H offm an Rd , Salinger might have done was large amounts of their increased end of the school year. 945 Main St., and the Singer Co., HARTFORD, (AP) - The state improvement.” Ellington had stopped and the strictly at his own initiative. earnings, as indicated by more • In June, the number of un 856 Main St. Commission on Special Revenue The Connecticut Bank and Wilkinson car struck the rear of A newsman's tape recorder than 12 per cent year-to-year employed in Connecticut was Other arrests made by announced a new prize structure Trust Ck). Index reported per the Hoffman car causing it to caught this exchange as gains in savings deposits,” the 135,4(X), or 9.4 per cent of the Manchester Police yesterday in in the six-month old Connecticut sonal income rose $11 million in strike the Wyeliczka car. Mrs. THURSDAY & nHDAY SMCIAIS McGovern stepped down from a June. It said Connecticut person- index said. work-force, up from 8.5 per cent cluded : state lottery Wednesday designed Wilkinson is scheduled to appear speaker’s platform at the Illinois nal income in June was $65 Labor Department statistics in May. In July, the department William F. Fuller, 21, of to simplify structure and increase in Circuit Court 12, Rockville. State Fair: show total non-agricultural said, the figure level^ -off to Bristol. R.I., charged at about the number of winners. million higher than in January. Sept. 5. "Pierre Salinger had no in employment was up in the month 129,900 or 9.1 per cent. 4:30 p.m. with reckless use of a Under the new format the The CBT Index reported, LADIES' structions whatsoever from me,” highway by a pedestrian, and REG. number of prizes for the drawing McGovern said. "He told me he’s possession of marijuana. Police & will be tripled for a new total of going to Paris and he said while said he was found sitting on E. 5,500 each week. he was there he might try to Denter St. near Hamlin St. about Rocky To 2 Pc. SWEATER-SKIRT SETS 10.00 Here is how the new lottery make some determination of ten feet from the curb. Court date TEENS' Heaviest will operate starting with the what was going on in the Nixon Manager Sept. 18. weekly drawing Sept. 14. negotiations. But there wasn't Gerald F. Yoo. 22, of Flash Visit State REDUCED Tlctet holders matching the the slightest instruction on my Hartford, charged last night with New York Gov. Nelson LAD IES' LIKENS Air Raids first three or last three numbers part to him." failure to obey traffic control Rockefeller, who is scheduled to Has ^WiW Idea of the five-digit winning number “ Did you discuss this with him .signal (red light) at Main and nominate President Richard Nix & COTTONS TO wiU win $20. at any length?” he was asked. here in Connecticut - candidates, Haynes Sts, Court date Aug. 28. on for re-election next week in Hit North BY SOLR. COHEN Ticket holders with a "No. 1 haven’t seen him for John F. Adams. 31, of Hart VINYLS CLEAR FOR (Herald Reporter) issues, finances and volunteer Miami, is slated for a Connecticut TEENS' VESTS scrambled match of all five digits several weeks." SAIGON (AP) American jets worken, and I regard volunteer ford, charged on a court warrant 2 President Nixon's national visit in October. of the winning number will win hit North Vietnam with nearly "Before he left?" campaign manager said in Hart workers the greatest of all.” with third-degree larceny by He will be the principal $25. 4(X) strikes Wednesday in the "N o,” McGovern said. ford yesterday that Connecticut is MacGregor and his wife, Bar possession, in connection with a speaker Oct. 4 when the Connec Ticket holders with the win heaviest raids since the resump "Have you sent a message to a “ must win” slate for the GOP bara, arrivded at Bradley Field recent house break. Court date ticut Republican Party holds its Q reg. ning number will continue to get Candidate Endorsed tion of full-scale bombing 4'/5 the North?” from Pittsburg at about 2 p.m. Aug. 28. "Victory Dinner," at the Park- WOOLS C ir iP T Q ft in November. $5,000 and be entered in the "N o,” McGovern said. “ I have months ago, the U. S. Command They were greeted and escorted Eldward J. Kehoe, 33, of Ft. Sheraton Hotel in New Haven. Democratic Registrar Herbert Stevenson and Town Director William FitzGerald confer at last Clark MacGregor, at a public $75,000 sweepstakes. not.” announced today. to Hartford by Lt. Gov. T. Clark Lauderdale. Fla., charged on a Details of the dinner, including night’s meeting of the Democratic Town Committee. Stevenson was endorsed for re-election to press conference in the Hotel TEENS' POLYESTERS O ilin 1 0 0( "Our goal is to simplify the Barely two hours later, The announcement was made Hull and State Comptroller SUCK Hilton, applauded for his remarks court rearrest warrant with the cost of tickets, are still being a four-year term. FitzGerald was nominated to run for the unexpired term of judge of probate. lottery, making it easier to un McGovern’s press secretary, just before U. S. presidential Nathan Agostinelli. The latter is Operating a motor vehicle while completed. However, the name (Herald photo by Becker) by a crowd of about 200 Young derstand and get more money Richard Dougherty, casually dis adviser Henry A. Kissinger met state chairman of the (Committee under the influence of Uquor. of the chairman has been REG. Volunteers for Nixon, said, “ We tributed a three paragraph with President Nguyen Van to Re-elect the Fh'esident. Four tires, tubes, and rims released. He is Charles E. Lord, O N O V ELTY are aware that Mr. Nixon lost lA^- conoNS D| A lIC C e printed statement from Democrats Thieu, who has been urging that Agostinelli spoke briefly. "I Connecticut by about 65,000 in worth about $500 were reported president and chief executive of- TO Extra there be no letup in the bombing ■ McGovern to newsmen in a tem I960 and by a like amount in 1968. can assure you of this,” he told stolen yesterday from heer of the Hartford National of the north. Winners porary press room at McGovern's Our target is to win Connecticut the young volunteers, "the State Manchester Sand and Gravel s Bank and Trust Co. Lord, chair n w s - POtVESTEDS DLUUOEO a TOPS ^8.00 2 j TheTJ:^. Cbmtnahd refused to hotel. It said: of Cbnnectlcut will vote for Depot St. warehouse, police said. man of the Urban Coalition of by at least 65,000 votes in 1972.” “I have just conferred by say whether the intensification of Richard Nixon pn November 7. A record player valued at about Greater Hartford Inc., has been a into the hands of more people," He said, "W e will reverse that phone with Pierre Salinger in the air attack was a show of With the caliber of men like Clark $70 was reported stolen from staff member of the National h NEW FALL REG. cottunission executive secretary 65,000 loss by President Nixon’s determination by FTesident Nix reference to his recent visit to plan for reform and reduction of MacGregor on his staff, he has to Manchester Community College. Republican Committee on* Joseph Bums said. on to back Thieu’s government to Paris. Mr. Salinger had planned taxes.” He didn’t elaborate. be returned to the White House.” 60 Bidwell St. Program and Progress. k STYLES & COLORS TO A final decision has not been the hilt. But other U. S. military to return to Paris followng the He said the Republicans will be MacGregor, in turn praised reached on how to distribute the Probate Backing cources suggested that the in Democratic National Convention spending extra effort and money Agostinelli for “ doing a fine job f SIZES 1-14 ^6.00 prizes below $75,000 in the Supe^ crease in the number of raids GIRLS’ DRESSES and at my request, he met with in Connecticut “ by way of some for the President in Connecticut. 75 drawing. have thought it Over very careful William FitzGerald said last .1 members of the North Viet BY SOL R. COHEN might be attributable to im I foresee a great future for Nate Based on a weekly average of ly and have decided it wouldn't night, “ I have been a member of of the more sophisticated namese delegation in Paris. (Herald Reporter) proved weather over North Viet in years to com e.” one million lottery tickets sold, be aproriate to run for a two-year the Manchester and Hartford techniques - such as polling, "The only purpose of the dis nam. (Commenting on claims by Sen. the commission said it hopes to Manchester Democrats last term. I definitely will conside County Bar for 19 years and, in all telephoning and direct mail.” cussion was to determine if any "What has probably happened George McGovern that President have the Super-75 drawing every night endorsed Atty. William running in 1974 for a four-year that time, I’ve never met a better He received great applause change had occurred which is that there was good weather s'™ week. FitzGerald for judge of probate; term.’’FitzGerald and Att. and more dedicated judge of when he said, “ The four elements ants’ SWEATERS would permit the return of the and they socked into targets they (S«c P«(c M) 1 C N’ SKIRT W *5.00 Herbert Stevenson for registrar needed in any c^ p a ig n are all iFa b p i Under the present system, at Ronald Jacobs, the Republican probate than Judge Wallett. I LI prisoners prior to the end of felt they had to hit,” said one 2 * least 1.7 million tickets have to be of voters; and William DeHan, candidate, will vie for the post wish him well. I’d like to be as hostilities. source. sold before the Super-75 drawing Fred Nassiff and Albert Vincek being vacated Dec. 31 by I^obate nearly a good judge as he is. It’s a REG. ^ "Mr. Salinger found no change is held, lately it has been held for justices of the peace. All but Judge John Wallett. His unex great privilege to be chosen a T O NEW FALL in the publicly stated positions of 177 only once every two weeks. FitzGerald are incumbents and pired term runs to January 1975 candidate to succeed him and I’m TO 9 Hanoi. Mr. Salinger also made all but Stevenson were unpposed 1 X STYLES & After the next scheduled FitzGerald is a town 'director, very grateful. clear that I have repeatedly quarterly drawing in September for nomination. Stevenson, now serving his third consecutive “ He pledged a hard fight and 1 W COLORS 7.00 2 stated my conviction that the end Democratic registrar since Aril . 1 GIRLS’ PANTSUI the complicated Mighty Oaks and term. A partner in the Hartford predicted victory for the of the war should not be delayed ^ Faip Little Acorn drawings will be 1971 and deputy registrar for 10 and Manchester law firm of Democrats in November. "When by a single day because of the dropped. years before then, defeated Howard, Kohn, Sprague & I get into a fight for election. I 1 CORDUROYS, STURDY American election campaign.” liie commission said that after challenger Walter Sinon, 42 to 18, FitzGerald, he is a former presi fight hard, and I'll fight hard for What McGovern was saying is Sept. 14 it will stop awarding $400 in a closed ballot. Atty. Paul dent of the Manchester Chamber this election,” he promised ad $ that he had, in fact, instructed ack to Fall A IPKX FLANNELS FOR to ticket holders with the last Groobert withdrew at almost the of (Commerce. His brother and ding, “ I knew in my heart we Salinger and that Salinger had, in four numbers of the weekly last minute as a candidate for the law partner, John, ran for were going to win the last elec- rv ? M a t e r s a n d s l ^ ETC. SCHOOL fact, raised the issue of a pre probate judge nomination. In a IVYlO number and $40 to those with the Manchester judge of probate in Specials! y J election peace. short explanation, he said, “ I (Continued on Page 20) C 2 last three digits. 1958, losing to Judge Wallett. Mayoral Mandate: ^Get Out and Stay OuV im :-' Save 1.21 vdJ L x CASUAL AND DRESS1 SLACKS^^k^onV 2 p r i c e ' Permanent Press 1 M ENS' TO 14.00 A i5 " Lindsay Banishes Gotham Mobs Polyester Cotton GREAT • VALUE r . NEW YORK (AP) — Amid the members of New York’s five Joe” Gallo. He headed a splinter events, the first to arrive was IT SLACKS crime families, for a grand jury Alphonse “ AUie Boy” Persico, U s POLYESTER DOUBLE KN faction of Colombo family lingering echo of misaimed gangland guns that lulled two convening next week to look into membersx who had taken part brother of the imprisoned Colom in New Fall Colors! the mistake slaying of two innocent bystanders by mistake. over the years in intermittent bo enforcer, (Carmine “The 1.98 yd. values] B U S H & VALUES businessmen at the Neapolitan New York’s 30,000-member revolt against the mob Snake” Persico, who owns the Noodle restaurant. Fancy colored yarns. $; police force was under mandate leadership. Saugerties bastion. .With him C P O TO 99 Lindsay gave no details on how were Jerry Langella, former Designer lengths. T “ r from Mayor John V. Lindsay With Colombo, 49, su fferi^ All machine washable, he expected the police to chase JACKETS today to “ run the mobsters out of from bullet damage in the brain, bodyguard for Carmine Persico, no-iron. 45" wide. S T Y L E S ‘ 10.00 3 the mob out of the city. and Alphonse Persico, son of the I BOYS' GIRLS' ■ V reports, circulated that his town.” The present gang warfare has Snake and nephew and namesake “ Get out and stay ou t!” was followers had squared off for a been attributed to various factors BACK TO the message the mayor ordered war to the death with the Gallo of Allie Boy Persico. — a showdown over territory or The three waited over drinks at Plaid & Novelty Suitings LARGE SIZE BED & TOSS SHEET 24 X 4 5' police brass to relay to the city’s gang. rackets, pressure for or against SCHOOL YOUR $ five shadowy Cosa Nostra Gallo headquarters at 74 Presi the bar until they were joined by the mob’s re-entry, into the Ejmest LaPonzina and Joseph 2.99 yd. valuea families, ranging in size up to dent street in Brooklyn was said 9 9 lucrative field of narcotics, an Gentile, spokesmen for another Perma-press acrylic and rayon TOWELS-PILLOWS-BLANRETS-RUGS CHOICE possibly 1,000 members. to be bristling once again with faction of the Colombo family. blends. Full bolts. Machine wash y d . The “ hit” parade that began 14 martial activity. In an upstate able. 45” wide. Reportedly, the meeting was 1 months ago with the shooting of Slayings Saugerties, N.Y., horse farm, the planned to discuss possible ex crime chieftain Joseph Colombo Colombos fashioned an arsenal THIS IS JUST ONE pansion of the Colombo mob into BACK had already claimed 15 lives Follow-Up like stronghold. within the underworld, before it A series of subsequent hits was narcotics. 100% Cotton Denim EXAMPLE OF HUNDREDS Police theorized that someone S n M i t spilled into the city’s mainstream influx of hot-blooded young but- climaxed April 7 with Gallo's noted the gathering of crime TO last Friday with misdirected tonmen who are tired of waiting rubout at Umberto’s Clam Get yours while selection is great! AND HUNDREDS OF 9 9 for the el(\erly dons of the Mafia House, a restaurant in the Little figures at the bar and informed a Full bolts. Prints and stripes. All SCHOOL bullets fired in a little East Side S nt paper to die or step aside. Italy sector of the Lower East Gallo hired gun. washable. 45" wide. ' y d . SUPPUES BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALSI restaurant. About 9:30 p.m. a stocky man “The recent murder of inno The war broke out June 28, Side, where he was celebrating in a shoulder length dark ^ cent citizens, allegedly the result 1971, with Colombo’s shooting at his 43rd birthday. An FBI infor EAGLE 10 5 HARVARD CANVAS BIC mant has fingered two d )lom b o edged up to the bar, laid down a WOODEN 12” SUBJECT PENCIL 40Z.GLUE of mistaken identity by gangland an Italian-American rally in lOOOINCH henchmen as the contract killers. $10 bill and ordered a Scotch. executioners, is an outrage which Manhattan’s (Columbus Circle. A PACKAGE COMPOSITION SCHOOL SCHOOL BANANA Apparently unbeknownst to the demands that the romanticization young black posing as a Last Friday, a dinner meeting RULER CASES ELMERS of Colombo men was set for the newcomer, the gangland group TAPE BINDER PENS of the mob must be stopped and photographer pulled the trigger, Nate and Friends PENCILS BOOK BAG Neapolitan Noodle, an Italian had by then left the bar for a MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE the gangsters run out of town,” and was shot to death on the spot by unidentified Colombo cafe set at 320 East 79th Street in dining table in the rear of the Broad Street, Manchester, Conn. REG. only 2 9 ^ Lindsay declared in a statement state Comptroller Nathan Agostinelli, Clark MacGregor and Mrs. MacGregor (Barbara)as sr . . X V 49< a wealthy neighborhood of sub restaurant. »;io« henchmen. 1.5 5 1 9« 5 for9 9 ' Wednesday. they entered the Hartford Hilton Hotel yesterday afternoon. MacGregdr is Nixon’s 4 » a a stantial residential buildings and With the departure of the TRI-CITY SHOPPING PLAZA Manhattan Dist. Atty. Frank S. But there was a suspicion that smart shops. mobsters from the bar, a party of national campaign manager. Agostinelli is Connecticut chairman of the Committee to Re-elect Hogan already has announced a the man behind the man who Route 83, Vernon, Conn. As authorities reconstructed the President. (Herald photo by Becker) NEWINGTON WETHERSFIELD BLOOMFIELD MANCHESTER wholesale subpoenaing of shot Colombo was Joseph “ Crazy (Continued on Page 19) U7S BfRUN TURNPIKt )t 113030 SILAS SILAS DFANf DEANE HIGHWAY HIG H W A Y lUSIluSl RIUE RIUE HILLS HILLS AVENUE AVENUE PARKADE SHOEE'INC I U TO lU T . O n .
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» C l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs . Aug. 17,1972 — PAGE THREE PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., Aug. 17,1972 JUST IN TIME / «•> South IPiridsor V ernon l>k>tes ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (AP) — code. He appeared for work Kaep Happy « Tolland Theater Time Schedule On the last day of work before with his regular uniform Keep Smiling Public Records Sheinwold on Bridge Our Servicemen | The Rev. Loren T. Swartz, retirement, mailman Peter trousers trimmed off to the I Caravella, training as an Air Lapaglia decided to take wHh a Harald Happy Ad. Monsanto Plant pastor of the Second Welch Traffic Controller, was selected knee. Burnside — "The War Between Wamnt Deeds 95 Starkweather St., Sept. 9, St. Pvt. Donald W. rtatt, son of advantage of the new dress GOP Endorses Men & Women", 8:00. 8m 8atartey*a TV HnulMS GIVE TOUR INEXPERT Congregational Church of Wilkes- through Institute, F.A.A. and Joseph V. Rivosa to Robert J. Bridget Church. OnmplutA U attafi. FABfPNEB A UTTUD NORTH Lee A. Platt of 193 Lake Rd.,' Barre, Pa., will be the guest anem a I — "The War Between A A 4 2 Andover, recently participated In Civil Service examinations. and darice M. Leger, property Building Permits I8SSS LEEWAY preacher at all services of the Carnival Day on Woodland St., conveyance tax By Acclamation Men & Women," l;S0-3:3O-5;S0- 9 A K 6 an annual service practice on the Cleared by PZC J.A. McCarthy Inc., new By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Rockville Baptist Church Sunday. Tomorrow will be carnival day EXCITING NEW SCULPTURE SHAG HAIRCUT 138.50. 7:30^9:30 0 A K 7 island of O ete in Greece. He. la dwelling at 164 Hamilton Dr., 8tM (8) AB Abwit Wmom In theory, you should not bid 4 AQ84 The Rev. Mr. Swartz and his at all of the town playground Nellie McAllister to John A Republican caucus Tuesday Onema H — "Prime Cut," serving as an engineer missile The Planning and Zoning Com of the site as a natural barrier $ 2 2 , 0 0 0 . (18) ilm and Tauimy a grand slam that will be pastor-evangelist brother, Don areas and proceeds from the G.and Carolyn W. Pelkey, night endorsed, by 1:30-3:15-5:15-7:15-9:15. played by an unskillful player. WEST EAST maintenance specialist with the mission Tuesday granted the between the residential area and Anthony Sherlock, tool shed at (M) Mister Bogen * J9 8 7 3 Swartz, have spoken at the Bap day's events will be donated to property at 49 Wadsworth St., State — "Biscuit Eater," 2:35- Be satisfied with a small slam. ♦ QIO 59th Air Defense Artillery near Monsanto Commercial Products the plant. 166 McKee St., $200. acclamation,incumbent GOP (M) Hogan’s Heroes 10 4 (? 97 tist (Tiurch in the past. He is Newington CTiildren’s Hospital. 8:25; "Barefoot Executive," Even If you think there should Schwabach, Germany. A 1971 Inc. of Bloomfield approval for The plant itself will be made of conveyance tax $28.60. Charles Nichols, tool shed and Registrar of Voters Mrs. Marilyn (49) 1 liove Lucy 0 86 0 10 5.3 2 filling in while the regular The annual event will feature Kenneth and Delina T. 1:006:45 (8) I Drea«' o< ieannie be a fine play for all 18 tricks, graduate of Rham High School, construcUon of a 71,400 square concrete, 248 by 278 with a 24 foot Ultfd feminine hairstyles tor the young ani] fence at 81 Foxcroft Dr., $600. P e ^ and six candidates for 4, 106 4 KJ932 minister, the Rev. Robert' L. various games and contests and young at heart in your most (latlenng length, U.A. Theater — “The Other," (tl) Hogan’s Heroes give your Inexpert partner a Hebron, he entered the Army In foot plastic bottle manufacturing height clearance inside. Wainwright to Pauline F. Charles Alan Plese, alterations ju s ti^ of the peace. SOUTH LaCounte is on vacation. The refreshments will be sold. A short medium or long Swinging free and easy 7:30-9:25 (M) Bleotrto Oompnny little leeway. 1971 and completed his basic plant providing the company Also approved was construc fluid lines with natural movement and holding McCluskey, property on Avery to dwelling at 492 Woodbridge The justices are Mrs. Virginia A K 65 Rev. Mr. Swartz is also director group of children from the Manchester Drive-In — “The North dealer receives clearance from the power created by Pivot Point Cuts Worn by St., conveyance tax $35.20. St., $3,000. Cummings, Clyde Jondro, (88) OUUgan’s Island <;? QJ852 training at Ft. (}ampbeli, Ky. He tion for two buildings to the rear of Operation (Hover Leaf in the Revengers," 8:30; "A Man Called Both sides vulnerable summer program went to River famous m odels-in Parts and New York to Qaltcialm Deed Theodore Palmer, Russell (M) Nows 0 QJ 94 was last stationed at Ft. Belvoir, Zoning Board of Appeals. of Industronics, Inc. on Sullivan Burton's Inc., remodel sales Horse," 10:20 North’s Jump to grand slam SPARTAN SPACE ifiis- Wilkes-Barre area, a side Park today,' complement the new fashions Robert M. Stone to Jack Stevenson, Ftank Weston and SiH (S) Whst’s Hspponlng ♦ 7 Va. Monsanto has requested a Ave. The buildings will be used areas at 841 Main St., $10,000. was more ambitious than sen sions will be a thing of the neighborhood youth corps out-of- Notes Sold Goldberg, two parcels on Hill Erwin Stoetxner. East Hartford Drive-In — “The 8iM (8-8-M) Nows variance to the zoning regulations for sandblasting and spray pain sible. He knew that his part North East South Wert iast when the Skylab is school program. He will speak at Notes in the amount of $2,530,- Rd., conveyance tax $12.65. Endorsement by the caucus is Hospital," 8:15; Thomas Oown (18) Movie 2 NT Pass .4 ^ Pass from the ZBA to allow a building ting and will be situated to enable Affair," 10:10 ner was far from expert as a Good building land la so aunched in 1973.’ Astro the 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. services. 000 were sold by the town Attachment Handicaps (M) Hodgepodge Lodge 4 (? Pass 6 ^ Pass less than 1,000 feet from a Rural trailer trucks to turn around in f tantamount to election since the card player. scarce in Hong Kong that one. nauts, who have had to go Tuesday in anticipation of bond Manpoe Federal Credit Union Of the 105 school-age chil names of the registrars and East Windsor Drive-In — “The (M) To TeU the Truth 7 Q) All Pass Residential district on property the area. PZC (Jiairman William to the moon and back with (48) Denlol Boone South won the first diamond rime site sold for ROO a foot, Chairman Named issues at favorable interest rates. against Wendell K. and Doris P. dren in every 1,000 who are justices appearing on the Godfather," 8:45; “Shorts," 8:15 P' known as the General Cigar Farm Grace commented to In out so much as a shave or 8iN (8) CBS News trick, and then led his single Niatloml Geographic says. The notes are to meet various Jacobs, property at 27 Horton St., handicapped in some way, machines are assured of election. Meadows Drive-In — “A Man on Rye St, at Roy Rd,, where the dustronics owner Allen Caffyn change of spacesuit, will Stephen Marcham of Rt. 30, from 10 are physically disabled, Called Horse," 10:27; “The (8) ABC News trumps and then led his single- that the buildings resembled be able to enjoy the luxury expenses including the refinan 7*50 $1,300. Democrats will select their can ton club to try a finesse with plant would be built. 'The request Vernon, has been named chair- six have nearing problems Revengers," 8:15 (M-M) NBC News he can discard his losing spade "portable classrooms.” In of a shower in the orbital cing of land purchased in connec By Our Pivot Point Marriage License didates during a town committee (M) French Chet (B) dummy’s queen. If this worked, on the ace of trumps. Declarer will be heard Aug. 22. rnan of the “Vernon Citizens for and one is blind or partially Blue-Hills Drive-In — “Elasy According the PZC, the Mon dustronics Inc. suffered heavy space station. Using a com tion with the proposed expansion Specialist Thomas Joseph Blezirfliki, blind, according to Encyclo meeting tomorrow night. 80U (48) News he could later discard his losltv then wins the t«st with the ace McGovern Committee." Rider,” 8:30; “Cisco Pike.” 10:19 santo plant would employ 60 per damage in an April 19 fire this pact assembly in the crew Marcham, a Democrat, was of Rockville High School and Rockville, and Carol Ann Krieski, paedia Britannfca. The Republican Town Com i m (S) dudd tor the Detense spade on the ace of clubs. The of spades and good diamonds. quarters, spacemen will construction of a new firehouse Mansfield Drive-In — “What's finesse tost, and South was Daily QuerUon son initially, later reaching to a year. named by James Roche, chair mittee will hold a fund-raising (8) Truth or Conse step inside a ring mounted for the Rockville Fire Depart SUMMER SPECIAL OLIVE OIL COLD WAVE by Caryl Richards cocktail party to benefit Up Doc.” 8:30; "Omega Man," down one. Partner opens the Udding inaximum of 200 employes if the man of the Democratic Town 10:15 quences on the cabin floor, above, ment plus costs of extending Congressman Robert Steele’s (88-88) News "Too bad!” North exclaimed, with 8-NT, and the next player operation is successful. and raise a 42-Inch diam Com mittee. Marcham is a WONDERFUL WORKING OLIVE OIL IN EVERY DROP . . . protects and lusters Jerry Lewis (^neama— "Catch and the opponents echoed this paeaes. You hold: Spades, J-0- Some 15 citizens attended the PENSACOLA. Fla. (AP) - member of the Board of Educa sewer lines. v your lialr as it waves it. Simply cannot leave Die liair dull and dry. It gives you the election campaign. It will be (84) Maggie and the e te r hoop with attached Interest rates ranged from 2.58 Capitol Sept. 9 at 7 :30 at the home of Mr. 22, ” 7:15; “Mash, "9:15 Beeutttnl Machine sentiment but with some secret 8-7-3! Hearts, 10-4-3; Dlaniends, hearing and expressed concern Grover Robinson UI, a candidate curtain to the ceiling, be tion and has been active in softest loveliest, most lasting permanent you’ve ever had. relish. It wasn’t too bad at all. per cent and 3.05 per cent Mayor and Mrs. Frank Merrill. Capitol Theater — “God (48) ABO News 8-6; Clubs, 10-8-6. for the amount of traffic the plant for the state House of Represen low. Flexible hose with several recent local campaigns. South deserved to go down be What do you sayT UUMEST MMMMDIT Frank McCoy said. The sale was father," 8:15 7:98 (8) 8alarl to Adventure would add to the two-lane Rye St. tatives, doesn't like the sight of push-button shower nozzle He said a voter registration drive cause he hadn’t played the hand Answer: Pass. The opening PMW m NOV DNUND in the Connecticut Bank and •MIW.kiTnTTTTV. Manchester Evening Herald (18) Dtck Ven Dyke road. ’They were assured by Mon billboards or campaign signs. uncoils from the hoop. and a town-wide canvass of Includes: properly. You’ll enjoy finding bid of 2-NT is highly invita Trust, Constitution Plaza, Hart Tolland correspondent Betty (88) I Dream ot deannle santo representatives that no So he’s using living sign Water ration per shower voters is now underway. Regulai’ Haii’cut, the proper line of play before tional, but not forcing. If you ford. The Hartford National Bank Quatrale, telephone 875-2845. Peach Festival (84) Conn. Newsroom HUM S ilAlS M ini I s more than eight trucks would be holders. will be three quarts. Those interested in assisting Shampoo, Test Curls, you read on. respond, you will get to game, and Trust Co. took $785,000 in (Beginning next week, all news (88) Flying Nun running on the roads between 8 “Our nonlitter roadside cam with the campaign for McGovern Styling Set, The released should be sent to Mrs. Listed Aug. 25 and you would rather go down EVfRY DAY & NIGHT notes at 2.84; the Vernon (48) Dragnet Set Up Dummy quietly (it need be) at 2-NT then a.m. and 4:30 p.m. and paign method involves people should contact Marcham. Glamour Spray Quatrale at a new mailing ad 8:88 (8) My Worid and Wel^ South' must set up dummy by ifu liulinf; SUNDAY *' standing on the roadside about a National Bank, $500,000 at 2.58 Plans are near completion for get to gome and go down more. automobile traffic would be cur Gregory ^ravella, of Hartl dress :Glenview Ter., RD4, the Eighth District Fire come to It (B) ruffing dummy’s three losing block apart holding small signs,” and CB&T, !245,000 at 3.05 and Copyright 1978 CNTMC p a r k o p e n • 1 PJM. tailed as the plant would function Dr., Talcottville, a student at the GSiralher Rockville. Conn. 06066.) (8-48) Allas Smith and clubs. He wins the first trick in General Feature Ooii». the Democratic candidate said. another $1 million at 2.80. Department's Annual Peach APTIMIOON on a shift basis. New England Aeronautical Festival, scheduled this year for donee (B) dummy with the king of dia "The first sign says, ‘Vote The new town treasurer, (18) News "Lopac" plastic pellets would be Institute, Nashua, N. H., has been 44 OAK STREET TEL, 643-8951 - ONE BLOCK PROM MAIN Aug. 25, from 6 to 8 p.m., on St. monds, cashes the ace of clubs BadcM On Sale Grover Robinson.’ The next one Roland Gledhill was assisted in T h e marketplace in (88-88) Adventure Theatre done in the Springfield, Mass, chosen to participate in a AMPLE PARKING Bridget Church parking lot. Main and iniffs a club. He dr^ws a says, 'Have you met Grover?' A the note sale by former treasurer, Marrakech, Morocco, once was (84) dean Shepherd (R) round of trumps with the queen, 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. plant but would be processed into cooperative work-study program WUUAM HOLDEN little way along there's a sign that John Daigle and Richard Borden, MEADOWS known as "Assembly of the and Williams Sts. leads a trump to the Icing and Good for All Rides bottles at the South Windsor with the Federal Aviation Ad B4NESTBORGMNE Chairman of the event is Assis 8:90 (3) My Three Sons (B) says, 'Grover’s up ahead, please director of administration. WOODY S1ROOE Dead" because .the heads of (18) Unabridged ruffs another club. Plant by a blow-mold technique. ministration. executed rebels were displayed tant Fire Chief John Christensen. Declarer leads a diamond to ^ Wi to 6 P.R. wave and honk.’" SIX MEN OUT OF HELL THESE ARE (84) d a n Set The PZC was told by Monsanto there as a warning. He is being assisted by First Lt. the ace and ruffe dummy’s last representatives that the plant COVERS EVERYTHING Bill Stanek, Second Lt. Bob 9:08 (8) Movie A T NIOHT “Then I’m standing there with t“THEBE?EMeHF: “Dutfy" '68 An ott-beat club with his own last trump. operation would not pollute the a sign that says. Hi, I’m Grover. WICHITA, Kan. (AP) - A Eschman, Victor LeGeyt, Tom crime tale of a group of West Is out of clubs but cannot BidiN On Sale air or water, emit smoke or odor, Wichita doughnut shop has a "C NOW PLAYING Moore, Jim Sarles, Qiff Tower, overruft the jack of trumps. Please vote for me.’” sign which reads: “First cup of thru Tuesday overage hipsters who 6:30.to 10 P.M. and would not add to noise pollu Chris Marvin, Richard Vincent, Imock around the Medi South then leads a spade to tion as the cooling tower noise A goodly number of honks and coffee, 15 cents; second cup, we 'U RICNARONiUUIIS.. pay; third cup, you pay; half Loren Nelson and Art Bjork. terranean while they plcui the king and finally draws the Cms.’i Iw IWwIICM Good for All Ridas was equal to a large air con waves from passing motorists last trump with dummy’s ace. cup, swallow, smidgen, just a C a ld o r “AHMIGAlLEOHeilSr Firemen of the department are the "perfect” job. 6:30 PJI. to Closing ditioner. were reported Wednesday, the ^^W hat's now gathering door prizes from (8-40) Longatreet (B) Since South is out of trumps TONIGHT drop, 10 cents; 10th cup, Monsanto will retain a 150-foot first day of the roadside cam bathroom down the hall and to J in J local merchants. The grand prize (18) Right On buffer of trees along the rear line paign. the left.” SALE U p Doc^^ will be a portable TV set. (88-80) Ironside (B) A dults S2.00 Although the special events (84) Hollywood Television “COFFEE *1.50 Senior Citizens program is still incomplete, & Students 99c Theatre HOUSE” scheduled are the Stewarts Ned Olan. Highlanders pipe band, music by Famous PeqTmt CHILDREN'S MATINEE 9:80 (18) 7M Ctub Folk Music Art Bjork, and a sing-along. *3.50 Saturday & Sunday 10:00 (8-40) Owen Marahall (B) Ricfe all the ridts No Iron Percale Sheets 2:00 P.M . (88-80) Bobby Darin ’BRADYWYNE-TYME" as many times as TOWN OF EAST HARTFORD Laurel & Hardy (84) Forsyte Saga (B) yov want ■ LEEMIRVIN& EAST HARTFORD, 11:00 (8-88-80-40) News Free Coffee CONNECTICUT 11:80 (8) News BENE HACKMAN (8-40) Dick Oavett ROUTE 159 7 i'’*104 ” Twin rio* jACKummoN 519 E. MIDDLE TPKE. andlwl'’ FilWd IMiMii K n IimuiM Tiip lIKi r ■CMMHKH a c ii M P i “INVITATION (88-80) dohnny Caraon AGAWAM, MASS, jtnov kfwis On TMGrttn Sensotionar DuPont O u r R«0- ^ TO BID” 18 :M (8) Movie frtt Pofhlii, Ffoo AAnhihM 2 .2 7 O l t H N W LPRIME c u r "Never Steal Anything RE: Street Sweeper Small" Satirical lampoon MCOLon BABOAIN MATINEE Sealed bids will be received at with James Cagney as a thnaax--nL«F> 1:30-3:15 AIR-CONOITIONFO . 8 r x l 0 4 ■■ ^ OurR.0- 5 ” ■ 1:30-3:30 the office of the Purchasing labor leader who Is not 5:30-7:30-9:30 99c 5:15-7:15-9:15 T E S T A T E — ^T irtrj MANCHiLTfR CINTIF Agent. 740 Main Street, E)ast above embezzlement to Lucite* Paint Snlel .lOB'xltS ' ' V yvif MAWK KIAS OF tHFAlUt Hartford. Conn., until Thursday, get what he wants, name August 31, 1972 at 9:30 A.M. and ly control of the long 3.49. TOGETHER... i s - o t 2- . Luxury 180 thread TONIGHT ENDS TUESDAY they riaked everything for will be publicly opened and read shoreman’s union and his .42“ x'16' BoislerC r anci coUon at that lime and,place for the attorney’s wife. superb blend of half and hall polyesie IdANCHESTE FEATURE SHOWN FIRST a no’count JACK ^ - /,*v houndl above mentioned commodities 1:80 (8) Movie count white percale. EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT R[|i ti «. • BOI l-iN NMfCh and service. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Information for bidders, specifications, proposal and con A daily workout with a well- lU C lT ir tract forms are available at the lU C IT * lathered nail brush pulls dirt office of the Purchasing Agent. Frl.-Sst. 7;30-9:» 740 Main Street. East Hartford. from underneath nails and helps stimulate circulation. T8CHNICOUXf M h T t F P: w H1 r: Fam ous IVIakur PernumerU Press The right is reserved to reject , Wall Paint House Paint HE BOUGHT SIX MEN OUT OF HELL OWES IN AN HOUR ■ WATER No-Iron Machine Washable any or all, or any part of any or ail ^iiiiiiuiiiiuiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii; AND THEY BROUGHT IT WITH THEM. IIIAIT ------bids when such action is deemed FILM RATING GUIDE Betlspreafls ■ M J Dm Ik T MMNCnBNf (iofoiiial I*riiil4‘tl THESE ARE THE to be for the best interest of the For Parents an
\ ^ / I>A(;K fo u r -r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Coni>..Thurs.. Aug. 17.1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 17,1972 — PAGE FIVE LURE THEIR EARS Circuit Court 12 Cases Bazaar CH RISTCH U RCH , N. Z. (AP) — An acoustic fish lure Is to be manufactured for both A ids MD History-Loving Chinese Turn to Archaeology commercial and big-game fish ermen by the Christchurch Rockville Session Circuit court 12 firm, Elsham and Associates. intoxicated, $28', breach of peace, Stanley Janocha, 60, of 130 Campaign The lure, which weighs about Rockville Session BROAD STREET mallets. The curator believes the Working conditions in a silk was the fact that the tiny Wages in China range frm 30 nolle. Grove St., Rockville, criminal A bazaar to benefit Muscular NANKING, China (AP) - 6 pounds, was developed by Charges of possession of nar game was brought to China from factory in Suchow would shock operating room was crowded yuan to slightly over 100 yuan a Roger J. Wells, 24, of no cer trespass, first degree and Dystrophy will be held today Archaeology is a big thing in fish erie s technologist Don cotic drugs were dismissed- for MANCHESTER ancient Arabia. H.S. labor unions! It was very hot with three doctors and one nurse month. Food and rents are very tain address, disorderly conduct, criminal mischief, third degree, through I^iday from I to 8 p.m. in modern China, not only because York. four area teen-agers and nolled Three-cornered iron spikes 2,- with no air conditioning. The who were operating, six visitors, cheap and stable, luxuries high in $15. involving a neighborhood con- the yard at the home of Michael OPEN MON. - SAT. of love of history but primarily The first lure was given final for two others. They were 000 years old, designed to cripple girls worked a six-day 48-hour two other doctors, and two inter terms of work hours. Here are a Jeffrey W. Weisner, 17, of 10 fUct. Coelho, 215 Center St. 10 A.M. -1 0 P.M. because it serves ideological pur trials last April in the Bay of arrested May 12 after heroin was , SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORES pursuing horses, were exactly like week with Sunday off but no preters explaining what was few prices in a Nanking store: Susan Dr., Rockville disorderly Frederick W. Lee, 16, of 18 Activities geared for the 8 to 16- poses perfectly. Plenty, on the east coast of the found in a car in which they were thse used in war today to punch vacations. going on. 1.35 yuan for a meter of cotton. 3 conduct substituted for larceny, Legion Dr., Vernoii, larceny, year-olds will include a golf One of the major centers is North Island of New Zealand. riding. The car was originally Sian, once the eastern end of the holes in tires. Stone sewer pipes Life-support lubes lay un to 7 yuan for men's leather shoes "Our aerial spotter pin third degree, $50. fourth degree. game, a magnetic fishing game, a with plastic soles. 2 'a yuan for stopped and a seventh youth, ancient Silk Route to the Middle date back to 207 B.C. The infinite patience of covered on the floor and the noise pointed a school of tuna feeding Gary P. Whaley, 28, of Villa Thomas 0. Mayo, of 878 Hart Frisbee toss bean-bag fashion at a Odds ’n Ends — Broken Sizes — Some Counter Soiled cotton slacks, 1,20 for a bath Ronald McKinley, 21, of Thrall Past and Europe. A new Chinese workers was shown in an was i-onsiderable. but the patient on small pockets of anchovies, Apts., Rockville, pleaded inno ford Tpke., Vernon', larceny, target, and other games. Prizes towel. 1.09 for a baby's shirt. 173 Rd., Vernon, searched and found cent to iMue of bad check and building, dam or railroad can Of a later era in Suchow is the embroidery research institute. It and doctors seemed undisturbed and from about half a mile ■ e e F E I® !; fourth degree. will be awarded. for an electric fan. 51.53 for an to be in possession of heroin. A elected trial by jury, which will scarcely be built there without Garden of the Humble Ad specialized in producing em- by the fact a tube might be torn away we saw a fishing boat Joel A. Miller, 17, of RFD 4, Coelho, who has conducted iron bed frame. 2.16 yuan for a small quantity was also found in be held in Eiast ^ rtfo rd in Sept. /mask ^argeX the exposure of traces of ancient ministrator. It has been restored broiderv pictures of all kinds loose at any moment. poling the fish in with live Coventry, failure to obey stop other events this summer to aid hall-gallon thermos jug for tea. the car. Cases nolled included: I civilizations. When one is found, and kept up to show the corrup between glass They look exactly bail. " York said sign. MD, has done so with the permis and 3 :il yuan lor a tea kettle This test pattern is part of the Five of the youths claimed they Barbara A. Anthony, 37, of digging stops until it is evaluated tion of dynasty officials. The as though they had been painted. One of the surprises imvisiting "As soon as we switched on Vincent A. Orlowski, 61, of 86 sion of John F. DiBenedictis Jr., rile articles were high in terms Herald's quality printing control were being given a ride home and Hurlburt Rd., Tolland, allowing by special committees. If it s story goes that the garden was It is an ancient Chinese art. China is the plentiful supply of the lure, all the fish came over Phoenix St., Vernon, being found district director of the Muscular of hours of work but obtainable, to our boat. When we switched' program to give you the nation’s knew nothing of the drugs. operation of a motor vehicle by found to be extraordinary, built by a Peking official who Some were so skillfully done consumer goods in city depart intoxicated. Dystrophy Association. considering that three or four off. they went back to the live finest newspaper. Gregory Thorne, 22. of SUmford person under 18, building is stopped until artifacts collect^ enormous bribes for they looked as though they were ment stores. Shopping is almost Nancy D’Antonio, 16, of Staf ‘Tve watched several MD favors and was finally forced out three dimensional. Some were persons in a family work. Depart- ■bait / was with McKinley but also Christopher Carlis, 18. of ford Springs, larceny, fourth telethons on television,” Coelho are removed. impossible for an .American nient stores were crowded. claimed no knowledge of any China's thousands of years of by fellow administrators who for export Some were pictures of Weigold Rd., Tolland, criminal degree, dismissed. said, “and felt I wasn’t doing my heroin. mischief, third degree. history abound in instances of wanted a share. share.” Chairman Mao and the revolu McKinley was sentenced in Marcel M. Cyr, 42, of 29 School oppression by ruling classes DILEMMA He will also hold a mobile bake He took 16 boatloads of silver tion. Many look thousands and East Hartford Circuit Court Aug. St., Rockville, disorderly con ■'historical materialism. " the CHARLESTON, W. Va. (AP) sale Sunday from 1 to 6 p.m. amd and gold to Suchow, a haven for thousands of hours for three or 4 to one year for possession of duct. Maoists say. One tablet tells the — Assistant City Solicitor will include cookies, brownies artists and poets. One boatload four workers to produce. Despite 87 BROAD STREET heroin and found in violation of William C. Gibbs, 39, of 28 Lawrence Burdette is in a price of one horse and a roll of and cupcakes. was used to build the garden, the skills required, the young probation, with the 90 days he Bancroft Rd., Rockville, quandary. silk: five slaves. Hundreds of Stores Coelho, who will enter his which covers 11 acres and took 16 girls were paid the same as those MANCHESTER must serve on that being served speeding. A couple of months ago, he peasant revolts took place, loo, junior year at Manchester High years to construct. The not so working thread machines in the Across concurrently. Ann Dorothy Hart, 45, of Kelly helped pass a law providing School, will appear on television which fit into Communist doc OPEN I ME HONOR that hypodermic syringes must humble administrator saw to it silk factory - 40 to 60 yuan the Tuesday, the one count of Rd., Rockville, issuing a bad Labor Day at a time and on a trine of constant class struggle. monthlv "That is equivalent to MON. - SAT. be made useless before they that the view from each of the Nation I possession of heroin charged was check. channel to be announced, and Then there is the matriarchial small houses is framed by a $16-24 ’ 1 0 - 1 0 ; < iw W*RiWCAW i are deposited in the garbage. , tILP-SIRVICB DEPT STORES dismissed in the cases of Patricia Glenna F. Holmes, 16, of The idea was to prevent drug will report on the total proceeds society of 6,000 years ago which round door of window. The name A. Girardin, 17, of 110 Dart Hill Hurlburt Rd., Tolland, operating was not unlike today's commune users from fishing them out he has raised for MD. He is the (iarden of the Humble Ad Formal dinners frequently Rd., South Windsor; John B, a motor vehicle under age 18 and re-using them, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Adleino Hundreds of Items for Family and Home! living. A huge building has been ministrator was intended as an feature glutinous rice mixtures Conway, 18, formerly of 34 Hale without insurance. built over a 6.000-year-old com possibly getting hepatitis. To Coelho of 215 Center St. ironic jab at those who ousted lor dessert, varying in size and Your One Stop Shopping Center for Everything St. Ext., Rockville; Richard illustrate' the point, he asked munity to preserve it against the BUDDIES him. taste. Someone asked how stone Marquardt, 19, of 95 Prospect St., PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) - police officers to bring in weather. 'The building is well artifacts were held together in PINE In thousands of miles of travel Rockville, and Deborah A, Chester Ludlam and Lynn syringes they found in public lighted and catwalks over the ancient times, before cement in Sewing Needs! Latest Simplicity Patterns! McGill, 19, of 44 Hillcrest Dr., Costlow were roommates at containers. And bring in they exposed village allow every day's only one dog was seen and few The answer was. Glutinous rice Vernon. th e University of Exas did. PHARMACY hundreds of visitors to see cals. Most had been eaten during mixtures. It was food for The charge was nolled for Jef majoring in electrical “There must be about 500 everything, a Museum of Chinese engineering. After graduation, here. I am in a hell of a the long years of war and famine. thought frey Sheldon, 20, of Mile Hill Rd., C rU' : . : history is attached. It was explained that in guerrilla both married on exactly the dilemma. I’m afraid to throw Until you see acupuncture Tolland, and Gregory Thome, 22, them away or I’d be in Sian, now a manufacturing city, war barking dogs gave away the same day each without anesthesia in a Shanghai hospital of Stamford. These were not dis knowing the plans of the other. violation of my own ordinance, TEL. 649-9814 abounds in bell towers, pagodas attacking forces, so they were missed because of prior records. ans temples turned into historical it is hard to believe, but there is Both got jobs with the same and I’m afraid to give them to destroyed first. no doubt it works. Our party of Thorne was also fined $100 for company in Dallas and both somebody else for fear they Let Us Price sites, including the temple where might not get rid of them Yenan, Chairman Mao's head six saw two brain operations, FAU FABRICS operating under suspension with later were able to get jobs with Your Next the writings of Confucius were $25 remitted, continued to Sept. 5 the same firm in Phoenix. They properly. I guess Til have to onc-e stored. quarters during the Long March, including the removal of a tumor for payment. live only two blocks apart and take them out to the Prescription Among the many things on is being turned into a Chinese the size of a child's fist, with the 100% COTTON RIBLESS A hearing in probable cause is their telephone numbers are incinerator and burn them exhibit is a rice steamer version of Valley Forge, with patient fully conscious. Two scheduled Sept. 19 for Leslie C. almost identical. myself.” thousands of years old which is 90.000 visitors a year. Like needles stuck in a foot and one in Billings. 52, of Rt. 6, Andover, on precisely like those used today. A (ieorge Washington, Chairman the face were activated by elec King’s Regular Low Discount Prices! small clay pot with holes in it fits Mao slept in various houses and tricity. AP correspondent Henry charges of deviate sexual inter course and rape. A motor vehicle into a larger pot for boiling caves. All are carefully tended Hartzenbusch, who speaks the Velvetone charge of operating under the Because of these Low Prices, All Sales are final. No Refunds. water. with guides and detailed accounts Shanghai dialect, talked with the A silk screen dating from the which can go on for several days. patient as the tumor was influence was continued to the year 700 shows Chinese horsemen Many persons still live in caves on removed. same date. playing polo with L-shaped the hillside. Of more concern to the visitors Corduroy Ernestine P. Lard, 32, of 48 Grove St., Rockville, was given a M E N A N D BOYS JRS, MISSES&WOMEN 60-day suspended jail sentence on <■-— a charge of failure to report income, and given a nolle on a MEN'S SPORT & KNIT SHIRTS MISSES’ HOT PANTS '22 charge of fraudulently obtaining aid. Probation for one year and OPEN tills yd TH E ^ HEAVYWEIGHT full restitution ordered. ' TUES & SAT. > Gwrge P. 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■ ' - k i ’ j PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug 17,1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. Aur. 17.1972 - PAGE ELEVEN Vernon said tonight’s meeting, on the Driver Held They Count 6^375 Cars empty lot on Colonial Rd., is to Smart Shoppers Shop The Herald Classified convince town officials to ixmie Mothers Wage Winning Battle Against TV Programs The driver of a car involved in a sign at Gardner and. Spring Sts., Using Parker ^Colonial up with an alternate plan. high speed chase by Manchester Calve reported. He said the heaviest traffic on Citizens Committee Forms Police yesterday morning has The car failed fo negotiate the Results o f a 17-hour traffic sur Harry Jackson, spokesman for Parker St. was from 5 to 8 p.m. NEWTON, Mass. (AP) - A responsible. ” But she and other stations in Washington and repeatable. Children love to see more volunteers for their cause, With those funds they've vey on Colonial Rd. and on the group, said 3,762 vehicles (413 vehicles), and from 4 to 5 been arrested on several motor turn from Gardner St. onto Line four-year-old fight by a group of mothers, who began their drive one which now has 1,000 employed Mrs. Sarson and a were counted on Parker St. and p.m. (383). The heaviest traffic on Florida, now cluster their ads at good shows again." vehicle and criminal charges, and St., Calve said, and ran into a dirt Parker St., between Colonial Rd. Massachusetts mothers aimed at members. They also are seeking secretary full time, have four 2,613 on Colonial Rd,, for a to^l on a shoestring budget in h living the beginning and end of has been taken to Norwich State embankment on the south side of and Mitchell Dr., were released Colonial Rd., he said,^ was Improving the {juality of the ACT'S founders say the quality To Push for School Wing room, are far from satisfied with, children’s shows. And the nore money to feed their efforts. part-time researchers and "lots of 6,375 an average of a minute. 4 Hospital for drug treatment, the road. today, prior to a meeting at 7 :30 6 between 9 and 10 p.m. (255), to 5 television programs their Of children'9 programming will the format of children’s televi National Association of Broad Two $5,000 grants from the of volunteers.” But other than tonight by Colonial Rd. area He explained that, if Parker St, is ^p.m. (240), and 5 to 6 p.m. (219). change only if parents keep police said. Gunther was found un children watch has forced sion programs. Ford Foundation helped ACT the grants, ACT's leaders say they A Citizens Committee for academic core at a cost of $6 .1’ Building will serve as a clearing abandoned between Colonial Rd. casters has instituted new rules pushing for change. They say The driver, identified as conscious in his cur, and was residents with Acting Town The manufacturing town of removal of prayers from orange conduct seminars in 1970 and aren't sure how much they've Education has been formed in million plus the gym at $1 million house for any information or and Mitchell Dr., as the town which will reduce from 16 to 12 they'd like "to get parents to pay Robert J. Gunther, 23. of East taken to Manchester Memorial Manager John Harkins and town Birmingham, England, has the juice commercials and cancella 1972. All operations have been spent in their crusade. Vernon with an immediate objec or the pool at $555,000. At the volunteers. plans to do, all of its traffic would the number of minutes per hour . as much attention to the TV set Hartford, was charged with Hospital by ambulance. He directors. largest collection of volumes tion of certain vitamin pill adver greatly expanded since receipt “ We've had so much to do." tive of informing the townspeople converge on Colonial Rd., “ more allowable for advertising during first referendum the entire pro The comihittee, assisted by reckless diriving, driving without received emergency room treat The survey was taken yesterday about Shakespeare in the as they do to the stove." Mrs. Sarson said, "we've never tising. . programs aimed at children. last year of a $164,500 grant from concerning the need for expan ject was lumped together. Richard Borden, director of ad than doubling the load and world. Its public library a license, attempted third-degree ment and was released. between 6 a.m. and 11 p.m., with There have been other victories And, of course, they'd like the Markoe Foundation. added it up. " sion of Rockville High School and ministration, is preparing a making it even more hazardous As for the new fall lineup of Powers commented this mor burglary, and illegal possession of Several other officers assisted area residents taking one-hour contains 37,000 volumes of for the mothers, who call doing all in its power to secure a detailed report on the impact the for our children than now.” He works about the fam ous bard. childrens program to be offered ning that “ Knowledgeable people prescription legend drugs. Calve at the scene o f the acci shifts. themselves Action for Childrens positive vote on the Sept. 20 school expansion costs vdll have by networks, ACT says it offers realize that this addition to the Gunther was apprehended dent. Television—ACT—but they say referendum. on the average taxpayer. Wolff little different from years past. Of Rockville High School is ab shortly after 11 yesterday mor Gunther was also issued a their children still see too many Clark Warns Bombs May Hold POWs The committee is headed by termed the program “ The single the 15 hours of network program solutely essential, llie overload ning near the intersection of Line motor vehicle warning for driving comihercials and programs to Joseph Powers, chairman of the most important issue that has They have urged the FTC and ming on Saturday mornings this problem at the high school is here and Gardner Sts. when his car ran after drinking, police said. which they should not be sub WASHINGTON (AP) - described destruction of dikes He added that he never saw Boaid of Ekiucation and Thomas F'CC to end all advertising on fall, 80 per cent will be animated. V and double sessions in 1973 can faced the town in a lonjg time.” off the road and hit an embank He is being held in lieu of r jected. "There are almost no live peo Former Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark and sluices, schools, hospitals and antiaircraft or SAM missile Wolff, a member of the Town ’The committee has gained the these programs on the grounds not be avoided.” ment. His small foreign car. $2,500 bond, and was scheduled “It’s time for America to said today the continued U S. civilian areas. emplacements on the dikes. Nor Council. At a press conference endorsement of the Board of the commercials are unfair and ple on children’s TV this fall,” The committee intends to bearing Maryland registration to be presented in Qrcuit Count realize children are special in the bombing of North Vietnam will He also displayed a small were ttiey used to store fuel and held this morning, Wolff said, Education, the Town Council and misleading. Mrs. Qiarren said, “ Besides that, publish a folder which will plates, was being chased at high 12 at Manchester today. TV they watch,” Peggy Charren, insure that American prisoners of grenade-like fragmentation bomb war materiel, he said. ■'The time has com e to build this the Republican Town Com They say they are concerned almost every program is based on describe in detail all of the perti speeds by Patrolman Gerald ACT chairman, said in an inter war will not be released. given to him by the mayor of school. Building costs for this mittee. It expects a like endorse about the effect commercials another.” nent facts in connection with the (Calve, who spotted the car on view. Clark who recently returned Hanoi which Clark said was a project are going up at the rate of ment from the Democratic Town have on children as well as the She said one program, CBS' school expansion. Additionally it Charter Oak St. Wash Tha^RED ^ And to that end the group is from a two-week trip to North totally antipersonnel weapon that $60,000 to $70,000 per month.” He Committee, Wolff said. effect commercials have on the Sabrina the Teenage Witch, is a has formed a speaker's bureau Police said the car had been continuing its campaign for an Vietnam said. "My impression is would do little damage to struc added that further delay will Others on the committee, at Right Outa Your Eyes! programs themselves, spinoff of a spinoff of a spinoff. F IR S T IN 60 Y E A R S which will furnish speakers to sought since Tuesday night, when end to commercials on childrens' the chances of their releasing tures. either mean still higher costs or the present time, include ALL BEEF Mrs. Charren says the Associa First there was Bewitched, then HURRICANE ISLAND, any group in the community it was seen leaving the scene of programs and an improvement In American pilots while there is I know of no justification in less building for the same money. Kenneth Hovland, Mrs. Marie LavoptlHi tion of National Advertisers was the animated Sabrina. Next was Maine (AP) — A child has been which wikies to have further an attempted house break at 550 network programming. American bombing is nil except law or morality for that kind of born on Hurricane Island, once At a referendum held last Herbst, Dr. Robert tinstone. Dr. wrong when it declared that Sabrina and the Groovy Goolies. Keeney St. ACT, a privately funded as a symbolic thing." weapon.■' Clark said. "They have flourishing granite-cutting March the voters were asked to information. Coffee hours are Daniel Woolwich, Henry Abuza, advertising directed ‘,'to children Now, the present version. F*atrolman Calve, after trying pressure group, has been to bat He added that North Viet one purpose: To kill p eop le" island on Penobscot Bay. for approve an appropriation of $8.6 also being encouraged and ^^yor Frank McCoy, Donald EYE for products and services which •' Either it was a bad adult show speakers will be furnished for to stop the car by signaling with several times before federal agen namese leaders with whom he The former attorney general the first time i n 60 years. million for the expansion. Plans Eden, Miss Edith Casati, WASH FRANKS are used and consumed by or it's unsuitable for children," his cruiser's Ughts and siren, spoke appeared surprised when conceded he is not a military man Rachel Parker was born to these. cies. Last fall they told the she said. have now been revised and the Representative Thomas Dooley, chased the vehicle east on children is appropriate in a socie but said the damage to dikes and Program Director Ralph and Federal Trade Com Evelyn Sarson, ACT's ex asked if they would release the voters will be asked to vote on 9 Wolff and Powers said the Senator Robert Houley, Mrs. Charter Oak St., and then south ty and economy such as ours. " sluices which he witnessed in his Mrs. Kate Parker of the mission—FTC—and Federal ecutive director, said networks prisoners after the war is ended. total amount of $7.7 million committee is anxious to have Jane McCarthy. Mrs. Margaret on Gardner St. TTie car ran a stop “ A child of 10 cannot work in a Hurricane Island Outward Keep your eyes clear and sparkling Communications Commission— Their surprise seemed to say tour of North Vietnam seemed to which would include installation wide community participation Rak, Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, factory, even with his parents' have proven they can be creative, Bounds School. bright with LAVOPTIK Medicinal FGC—that one commercial used what reason would they have for indicate that the bombing was of a pool and expansion of the and will welcome help from Mrs. Beverly Cochran, Vincent N o w lk iM U i consent,” she said. "Il's time for pointing out that several years ‘Line’ Startles Eye Wash. Soothe away redness and during the children's program keeping them. Clark said. deliberate. gym complex or they will be able anyone interested. Wolff’s office Shaheen and Thomas Benoit. irritation with the daily use of America to realize children are ago few persons would have ex “ Romper Room” on one televi Appearing before a Senate to vote on the expansion of the in the Vernon Professional Wolff was elected chairman. LAVOPTIK. Eliminate red, sore, special in the TV they watch. We pected a show like Sesame Street T r i m F a s h i o n s Vernon People sion station said, in part: judiciary subcommittee exploring tired eyes with LAVOPTIK'S gentle 3 Sizes! do in other areas. " to succeed. Also, she said, VERNON (AP) — Residents of eyecup action. Eyecup included in the problem of war refugees “ God is great, God is good, let A(,'T has concluded that the ■ children's programs are two streets in Vernon reported every LAVOPTIK package. Save at Uiroughout Indochina, Clark also us thank him for our food; and only "reason there is violence on BACK TO SCHOOL HEW Measure Killed seeing Tuesday night and Shop Rite Drug ~ now you may drink your children's television is because it Wednesday a mysterious “ line” WASHINGTON (API - Presi She said the NEA "questions Institutes of Health, for mental- 587 E. Middle Tpke. “Vacuum Packed” so Tropicana Orange Juice from the sells. The Neilson ratings show with ournewesl St.KNDERIZlSG fashions above their houses. Ort^y For The Hard To Fit dent Nixon and his congressional how any voter concerned with health care, and for hospital con Pleasant Hill Dairy." that action attracts large They said the “ line” had “ no as to stay fresher longer The commercial is no longer supporters have killed a $30.5- education could support the re- struction grants. audiences.” beginning or end" and was in the refrigerator! billion spending bill for health, election of Richard Nixon.” Nixon also complained in his shown, and the producers of the As a result they don't expect hovering over the houses. Michelin costs lesi Chubettes education and welfare. The ac AFT president David Selden veto message that nothing was Made with pride in popular nationwide program any revolutionary changes in Reporters who followed the FUEL OIL have made several format tion provoked harsh attacks from said. “ The President has said to contained in the bill to bring Manchester, by people network programming until Fafhions Styled to Flatter line for 12 blocks, said it was administration critics. the nation that we can afford under control the burgeoning who really care . . . changes. federal agencies step in and take about 50 feet off the ground near 170 "jSHSULr* VVhere tknderiiing opporel is our only businoss for R smarter bombs but not more Mrs. Charren said ACT's in the long runJhi Nixon vetoed the bill federal state social-services action. girls with w oighi or proportion problems. the houses and then rose to the d d iv e tr Wednesday and pressed Congress books for smarter students." program for welfare recipients resource chairmen across the For that reason, Mrs. Charren tops of trees and a hill. to take out the $1.8 billion added But in the House, some ranking and potential recipients. (OS-Rr. NoAee for “ FRANKLY” country report that ACT- said, ACT has petitioned the FCC Two firemen and a policeman to his original request. He called Democrats disagreed with their Nixon also vetoed the HEW- D e liv e ry ) proposed changes of removing to declare children's television a confirmed the very thin line, speaking, you just can’t very long run. the measure “ reckless federal leaders' denunciation of the veto. Labor spending bill in 1969 and brand-name Romper Room toys public service and has asked the , GIRLS — TEEXS — possibly a type of nylon filament. M -H r. Burner Bervlee beat Bogner for quality spending.' “ The bill is higher than can be was upheld by the House. from the program and of agency to set aside a minimum YOLXGADLLTS Reports of the “ line” in the sky The House hours later failed to justified under the conditions Coefitrativ* ON Co. and price! prohibiting the teacher-hostess number of hours per week during drew clusters of as many as 30 PRICES START AT muster the two-thirds majority prevailing in this country,” said aU BM iid BL. MenoheeSer from doing commercials have which networks must produce (17S-1SX) plus $1,94 ■ ■■'F persons to the sidewalks along necessary to upset the veto. The Texas Democrat George H. Flashing Beacon PHOMX Sit-lSU been adopted by program programs for children. They ask F.E. Tax • Easy Credit Terms Fb-ospect and Mountain streets Tn b ' vote was 203 to 171 in favor of Mahon, chairman of the Ap producers. that no commercials be carried. Y «M itA 4iU l>10V i-20'A Now in Operation where it was first reported. overriding. 47 short of the propriations Committee. Another action ACT had sought Some forward steps have been number needed. No Senate vote In his veto message, Nixon said A flashing beacon light at was taken July 18 when it was taken, Mrs. Charren said. She on overriding will be taken. the government cannot afford to Highland and Wyllys St. was put announced that three major drug said some local stations, in spend the $30.5 billion ap into operation yesterday after companies—Miles Laboratories, .Although Democrats led the cluding the Post-Newsweek "FOR SAFETY'S SAKE" attack on Nixon, the party split propriated for the Labor and noon. Bristol-Myers and Hoffman- tUXMIUYtlTnO ------d^nd tram Kemiiiglon ranks in the House and 42 Health, Education and Welfare The installation was approved LaRoche—had agreed to D em ocrats voted with 129 departments. by the State Traffic Commission withdraw vitamin pill ads from NEW! — EXCITING Trim Fashions S tit t i l f ffci ^ Republicans against overturning The spending “ just cannot be earlier this year at the request of children’s programs by Oct. 1. 9 8 4 M A IN S T R E E T done without more taxes or more the Manchester Police Depart At FTC hearings last year, ACT NATURAL HEALTH Acioit li«mC«vstnei 5* the veto. r HARTFORO-TEL. 528-3739 | MANCHESTER inflation, both of which I am ment. had said that iron-fortified Sale: Thurs. Democratic presidential can BROWN’S O prn Oolly to 5 30 F tid oy»*l9 PM 1145 didate George McGovern determined to avoid,'' he The intersection has long been vitamin pills were being sold on FOOD SHOPPE ___ I Closed RRendoyt I denounced the veto and declared said, The bill carried funds for considered dangerous and was TV “ just like candy, " despite TIRE SHOP TOLLAND TPKE. th ru S a t . AT THE OTtlFli srUHF.S: it a campaign issue. the fiscal year which began last the scene last September of a medical warnings that too much 333 MAIN STREET — 643-2819 ItlfimiD. SUMFOaD "Mr. Nixon has a confused set July 1, and its demise leaves the two-car crash which left one ironcan lead to coma and death. PARKADE OEN MON. • FRI. ^ A..M • 10 P.M. — SAT. 7 A.M. • 6 P.M. SMIMCmiD. HlMDtN. CONK., MIOCtrORT, COMK of values when he said it is two departments operating at last woman dead. for Him Mrs. Charren called the actions SUNDAY e A.M. • 6 P.M. reckless to spend $1.8 billion year's level of spending. The beacon flashes yellow for of the drug companies “ socially more to meet the health, educa The vetoed measure contained cars driving on Highland St. and tion and human needs of this about $800 million more than the red for those on Wyllys St. A country, but contends it is President asked for education, flashing red light in (Connecticut desirable to spend over $4 billion including special allotments for requires a driver to stop and more on the Pentagon next poverty-area schools. F*roceed with caution. year,” McGovern said in a state The health allotments ex The installation is only the ment issued in Springfield, 111., ceeded his budget by about $900 second of its kind in the state, where he was campaigning. million. Included were extra according to Police Chief James Our Reg. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D- funds for research at the National Reardon. Mass., asserted, ‘The President’s 7.99 veto once again has demonstrated his insensitivity to the nation's priorities in health, education and programs affecting the Ribless, thick n' thin or hi-lo wale corduroys, jean-styled in stunning new elderly" At Sum m it St. fashions. Great colors, sizes 6 to 16. Spokesmen for the National Education Association and the AFL-CIO American Federation M WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL of Teachers joined the attack. The consequences of his ac ^ GLADIOLAS $1.39 Doz. tion will be felt by every child in every school in the nation,” said ^ OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY NEA president Catharine Barrett. If you’ve got the itch
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\ ■ \ ' \ . / • ' . . / : H- ' ^AGE TW ELVE - MANCHESTER EVEN IN G HERALD. Manchqtcf. Conn,, Thuni.. A w . 17,1972 Police Report During the THE RAYMOND E. ByJOHNCUNNIFF Scott F. Woodbury, 19, of East public. Today’s huge cor NEW YORK (AP) - When a porations, if let to follow the old Windsor, was arrested by store is being altered and is Manchester Police early this rule, are fully capable of framed in scaffolding, it isn’t challenging a governmental anti morning on charges of third- uncommon to see a brightly degree assault and criminal inflation program. painted sign announcing Recognition of this has been attempted break and entry, in "Business as usual.” connection with two unrelated made official through various Business can’t go on as usual of government bodies, particularly If you sit on the board of incidents. INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. course, but no enterprising directors you feel a few splinters. Police said the assault charge the Price Commission. But the businessman admits that. He con change is even greater. Presiden You might, in fact, find it so In manufacturing, some com stemmed from an alleged sexual cedes nothing. He believes that a uncomfortable as to quit, but if panies still haven't adjusted to assault of an 18-year-old girl, who MANCHESTER 643-1139 tial power also is being used to growing business accepts the intervene directly. you don’t you at least study the the notion that they are responsi was not identifi^, last night. The 66 EAST CENTER STREET challenges and turns them to issues before you sign anything. ble for the safety of their break and entry charge was filed And you have a big liability in , 300 STEPS EAST OF POST OFFICE advantage. It adjusts. products, but this concept is firm in connection with a house break also On an immensely larger scale, surance policy too, because the ly part of the new environment, at a Parker St. home, police said. SERVING GLASTONBURY • EAST HARTFORD • SO. WINDSOR it may be said that something of Business stockholders might sue you. as the automakers are learning. Woodbury was released on a the same is occurring in the As a director, and therefore as $500 non-surety bond for court M irror Business is learning also that a American business environment an insider, you may find yourself a p p e a ra n c e Aug. 28 at company's obligation isn't solely today. It is being altered. The in a dilemma when it comes to Manchester. to make money for its rules are changing. The scaf trading the company’s stock. Other arrests reported by Pricing therefore has become stOE'kholders. In the new environ folding is up—but so is the sign. Once it was easier to look after Manchester Pobce included: political too, as General Motors, ment. it must avoid polluting, IS YOUR HOME A The rhost obvious change i^ in Chrysler, Ford and American your interests; at the hint of bad Robert F. Ruddy Jr.. 25, of promote race and sex equality, be the rules for pricing. Not long ago Motors understand fully. If the news you dumped your shares. Enfield, charged last night with a good citizen. this was largely a private matter, President doesn’t want a price You have to walch that sort of All this, it is said, is for the speeding on E. Center St. Court a decision the company made in (bte Sept. 11. PUSHOVER FOR increase you must consider the thing today. Investigations into public good. And while some its own interests, for its own Frederick A. Goltra. 25, on consequences of challenging him. the trading activities of the Penn companies insist it is anything good. If you’re the advertising Central before its collapse have but that, others have embraced Montauk Dr., Vernon, charged No longer. As has been yesterday afternoon with being manager, you don’t make claims put the heat on the use of inside the public good thesis in cir BURGLARS? demonstrated by an unacceptably as readily as you did 10 or 15 information for personal finan cumstances that differ from any an accessory to fourth-degree high rate of inflation, price is years ago because you might be cial advantage. larceny. Court date Aug. 28. of those mentioned before. Frank T. Quinn. 16, of 69 If You're Like Most People, Corrine Dr., Tolland, charged last night with fourth-degree larceny Your Only Precaution (shoplifting) at Treasure City department store at the Parkade. Is To Lock Your Doors. Oourt date Sept. 11. Now there's a NEW way to prevent your Russell W. Lallier, 25, of Hart ford, charged yesterday morning home from being broken into. It's called with failure to drive a reasonable Operation Identification. It's simple . . . Free distance apart, after an accident . . . and really works. You simply engrave your at Center and Olcott Sts. in driver's license number on all your possessions volving his car and a town car that are targets for burglars. driven by Construction Inspector Manchester’s sesquicentennial may be 10 months away, but last Herman Passcantell of 172 New In Connecticut, agents of the Hartford In Bolton Rd. Court date Sept. 11. night the parade committee initiated action to insure the best Four tires reported stolen from possible turnout and representation in the June 23 parade to start PEAWUT BUTTER surance Group are participating in Operation Manchester Sand and Gravel's the town’s week-long 150th anniversary observance. Seated, left to Identification, and will loan you the electric Depot St. warehouse were right, are James C. Bayliss and Peter E. Benson cochairmen; engraver free of charge. After your items are standing, left to right. State Rep. Francis Mahoney, coordinator: recovered yesterday afternoon in marked, you will be given window stickers to a clump of bushes at a N. Main James R. Wagner, transportation; Chester A. Gromulski, com St. address, police reported. missary; and Walter A. Von Hone, publicity and public relations. warn intruders that your valuables are marked Vandals broke four lights at Joseph A. Kowell, operations, was absent. Invitations will be sent, for easy police identifi •.<• iion. Emanuel Lutheran Church. 60 on a special letterhead prepared for the occasion, to marching units to pa^cipate. (Herald photo by Pinto) soMnNiNC SPECIAL Church St., Tuesday night and If you have a Hartford homowners policy, threw trash on the lawn at the Peanut Butter flavor you will qualify for a 10 per cent premium church, police reported. purred thru Royal's reduction. Trash was also reported thrown Vernon pure Vanilla Ice Cream on lawns at a Chestnut St. home — tru ly R o ya l' Do Yourself A Big Favor, the same night, pwUce said. FISH Starts Fifth Year Board Cancels treat! Join Operation Identification. HEIDEMANN Comment Session TWO MORE ROYAL FAVORITES: SLICED PECAN NUT FISH, the organization the calls taken. The committee ROLL and ORF’l’I'E U J’S ’•SPUMONI” The Board of Directors com Interested particiEI’icipants may call RAYMOND Manchester A rea dedicated to offering help to hopes these reports will help to 20**Hish Rbe ment session scheduled for AVAILABLE AT BETTER STORES IN those in emergency situations, is provide better communications E. GORMAN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC., tonight in the Munigipal Building MANCHESTER, OR AT OUR PLANT. going into its fifth year of service between the phone duty people 65 East Center St., Manchester, Conn., be has been canceled due to a Dry Ice Also Available at The Plant Police Blotter in the \em on area and looking and the officers. It is a l^ hoped meeting between members of the tween 8:30 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. to reserve a Robert Green, 29. of Village forward to the coming year with they will provide a record of what board and residents of the convenient time for the electric engraver to Bikes St., Ellington, was arrested optimism, according to the co FISH is, or has been doing. Colonial Rd. area to discuss the yesterday by ^ t e Police and presidents, David and Shirley According to Mr. and Mrs. Ice Cream Co. be borrowed. These bikes are great for proposed abandonment of Parker charged with sexiul contact, first Howe. Howe there is more need for boys or girls. Features posi St. ’That meeting is set for 7:30 Incorporated degree and disorderly conduct. A continuing need for more more thorough screening of in tive action coaster brake, p.m. at the empty lot on Colonial The arrest was made in connec transportation volunteers still ex coming calls as the committee 27 WABBEN STBEBT, MANCHE8TEB — 64S-SS88 front caliper handbrake, Rd. tion with tbe investigation of an ists as a requirement exists for feels too many calls of a non Read Herald Advertisements chrome fenders, and white incident at the public beach at regular trips to Hartford Hospital emergency type are being ^•SCHOOL SPECIAL wall tires. Crystal Tjkp and involving an by a local person who must use received. 'The phone duty per ei^t-year-old girl and a nine- the kidney dialysis machine sonnel are not supposed to call year-old girl. Green is scheduled there. ’The person’s appointments backup volunteer drivers unless a Y o u get to appear in Circuit Court 12. are for T u ^ ay s and Fridays at 2 real emergency exists. Stafford Springs. Sept. 26. p.m. Calls are also received for In addition to the special 2 pene free! Walter Stephen. 29, of transportation to the Newington transportation needs more REQ. SPREB Niederwerfer Rd., South Wind Children’s Hospital. ’This type of volunteers are needed to assist PRICE 399 sor, was arrested last night by call normally requires two to with the bingo games and to visit Someone once said: “The bitterness of low On Chevrolets like Impala (America’s most Vernon Police after they received three hours of a volunteer’s time. patients at the Hemlock Nursing a complaint that a man was lying Anyone interesed in helping out Home on Friday mornings. quality is remembered long after the sweetness popular car). 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./ .'A A \ PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 17,1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 17,1972- PAGE FIIFTsfeN Bruins Reveal ■j Dolan En Route Yankees Learn Fast Two Days of Rest The DRY Side Pitching Features New Stadium BOSTON (AP) - The Boston To Amateur Title of Sports Bruins of the National Hockey Enough for Wood Softball Tourney League were to announce plans Husky Marcia Dolan holds a commanding seven stroke About Spider Nelson for a new 18,(X)0-seat arena at a lead with 18 holes remaining in the 54-hole Connecticut State Two brilliant pitching per press conference this morning, CHICAGO (AP) - The Sox Manager (Stuck Tanner a bit “I never let down against any By DEAN R. YOST through with three hits. Two 6:15 Dick’s American meets ^ Amateur Golf Championship at her home Ridgewood that It wasn’t a showcase job. club, and Milwaukee can give formances were turned in iast safeties each came from Doug Norm’s Catering at 7:30 and Gor the Boston Globe said in a Country Club course in Danbury. AMERICAN LEAGUE remarkable pitching saga of copyright story today. East “Murcer hit me good when we ”I got no complaints. Woody anybody trouble,” said Wood. night at Fitzgeraid Fieid in Pearson, Ron Riordan, George man battles Dillon in the night Clinging to second place after Name W L Pci GB KANSAS CITY (AP) - 'inning was the only hit off Nelson Wilbur Wood continues, even The new facility will be private vron the game,” said Tanner, “My delivery wai too high right the opening round of the (}uaggin, Dan Webb, Ansaldi and cap at 8:45. All games will be 36 holes is Patty Torza, club tord schoolteacher posted 81-86 Baltimore 60 51 541 — Roger “The Spider” Nelson of were in the Florida State League. over the last five innings. Nelson ly financed, the Globe said, a Detroit 59 52 5J1 1 though the 30-year-oId flutter- whose team has won 18 of Its last from the first Inning. The ball I^ve Gibson. played at Fitzgerald Field. champion at the Manchester rounds for 167. the Kansas Qty Royals may After that. I’d always been able got back at Murcer after that hit Town Siow-Pitch Softbaii joint venture of the Garden New York 58 53 525 2 ball artist was a little shaky in 23 games and is only one game was moving good, but with a For Oil Heat, Ted DeLuda, Countiy Oub. Miss Torza added Ellington Ridge’s Wendy Boaton 55 54 .505 be on his way to becoming the to get him out." by picking-him off of second base. Tournament. Arena Corp., Boston Garden’s Cleveland 52 59 .488 8 notching his 21st victory, tops behind first-place Oaldarid in the knuckler, If it’s too high it loses Frank Hurley and Butch Gagnon Norm'i 322 331 0 -1 4 14 1 an 80 yesterday to her opening 81 EhrUch added an 88 tp her first Nelson wfasn’t even on the In the first game. Buzz Keeney Charter Oak main tenant, and 120 Trust of Milwaukee 45 69 584 i m best pitcher in the American in the major leagues. American Lrague West. its effectiveness.” Sponsor Change had two hits apiece. 000 200 0 - 2 5 3 for a 161 total. Mrs. Dolan fired round 83 for 171 and a tie for third West Royals’ roster in spring training The Royals got the winning run tossed a five-hitter as Norm’s Boston. Garden landlord. League at 28 . . . ailing hand Wood, conceding his famed “Woody is entitled to a bad Wood now has made 36 starts. Tonight’s schedules follows: Walnut rounds of 79 and 75 for a pace place with Irene Scavillo of In Oakland 66 46 .589 - but was assigned to their Omaha in the seventh when Cookie Rojas Catering bombed Charter Oak 027 115 0-1618 5 The article said plans were Chlcafto 64 46 and all. hit a leadoff double, went to third knuckler was ”up too high all the day. Any top pitcher who goes to 19 with only two days reat. Dennis Zimmerman’s first ride at Indianapolis in 1968 was in a Mutli Qrcuits vs. Pizza House at Oil Heat 0 00 0 00 0 - 0 8 2 setting 154 total. dian Hill. Minnesota 57 50 farm club in the American Bar, 14-2. Walnut Barbers, incomplete because no site has Nelson won his sixth game on a groundnut and scored on way,” was knocked out in the the well so often is entitled to a Wood shied away from talk car sponsored by a Worcester, Mass., trucking firm was known as Third place entering the final Esther Burnham and Helen Kansas at>- 54 56 Association. When the season behind the eight-hit pitching of been selected, but that "there’s a Noel, both playing out of California 50 61 .450 I5W against four defeats Wednesday started, he went to the Kansas John Mayberry’s single. seventh inning after a l(>4iit yield bad day. But like Sandy Koufax about possibly hitting the 30- the Bulldog Racing Stables Special. The Special designation has Tom Ansaldi, whitewashed First Loss of Year for Carlin day’s play was maintained by Texas 45 66 405 20W night when he tossed a six-hitter strong possibility the new arena Manchester, were down on the City bullpen and impressed Murcer’s home run put but still upped his record to 21-11 and all the other great ones, he’ll victory mark. The dgar-smoUng been dropped and the type car changed and the driver is now Manchester Oil Heat, 16-0. Helen Reynolds, now playing out to edge the New York Yankees 3- different. may be built on the site of South of Willimantic, and former club list with \17 and 189 twoKiay Manager Bob Lemon with his Yankees ahead in the first. Richie as the Chicago White Sox posted have more good ones.” left-hander was a 22-game winner The third scheduled contest Wednesday's Results 2. Station." champ at Manchester. The Hart- scores. relief appearances. Scheinblum’s run-scoring single an 8-6 victory over the Milwaukee Wood scorned the suggestion last year in his first season as a Georgle Sommers is now piloting the Bulldos Stables’ No. 31 between Moriarty's and Cliicago 8, Milwaukee 6 His 1.90 earned run average Brewers Wednesday. he was over-relaxed against the starter. sponsored car on the NASCAR modified circuit. Sommers rode Oakland 4, Baltimore 3 Nelson was 1-1 when he was tied it in the last of the first. Sportsman was forfeited. Sala Three-Hitter, ranks third among starters in the inserted into the starting rota It was Wood’s fifth successive Brewers, with one of his rare 'Tra still a relief pitcher at home last Saturday night to first place in the 30-lap feature at S^rtsman couldn’t field a team California 2, Cleveland 1 Johnny Callison let off the se AL. Nelson has allowed only five tion. Two of his losses have been victory and his eighth in his last three-day rests between heart, pitching one batter, rather Stafford Speedway. Sommers’ car was a 1968 chevy Camaro. and thus were ousted from Kansas City 3, New York 2 earned runs in his last 45 innings. cond with a double and went nine decisions. It didn’t bother assignments. than one game, at a time,” he Texas 9, Boston 8,10 innings 2-0. He had a string of 24 2-3 further play. (]iorman Brothers "I always have trouble with the scoreless innings a couple of home on Gene Michael’s single. said. During the Monday night baseball game on television, Vitalis hair will assume the Sportsman loss in Silences Falcons MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. Minnesota at Detroit, ppd, rain Yankees," said Nelson, wrho has The Royals bounced back again CHUGGING HOME- control commercial. Pere Hamilton and an undentified driver were Hmrsday's Games weeks ago. double elimination play and will By DEAN YOST thrown shutouts in three pf his in the third with two out of Fred Epstein of Oakland was all seen cruising around a grand national circuit and the driver was Chicago (Lemonds 2-4) at Nelson has poor circulation in American League Roundup meet Dillon Ford tonight at 8:45. Veteran Pete Sala pitched a neat three-hit shutout last last five starts. “It’s funny. I’ve his pitching hand but said starting Patek’s single, his steal of second smiles when he homered in trying to tell Hamilton to stop using the greasy kid stuff. The funny Keeney helped his own cause Baltimore (Dobson 13-11) and Steve Hovley’s single. night at St. Thomas Seminary in Bloomfield as Moriarty never had trouble with ^ b b y “has helped it because I don’t eighth inning to snap 3-3 tie p ^ (d the commercial was Hamilton was riding in Cotton Owens’ by belting an inside-the-park Minnesota (Perry 11-10 and Murcer in the big leagues until Aaron Shy No. 6 Plymouth, the car he drove last season after making a name Brothers defeated the New Britain Falcons, 5-0, in Hartford pitch every day like I did in the FYitz Peterson, 13-12, went all and give A’s 4-3 win over homer and single. Jim Mistretta Goltz 3-0) at Detroit (Fryman 2-0 tonight. He hit me pretty good.” for himself as a grand national rookie in the Rich Petty Stables. Twilight League action. Both clubs entered the game and Slayback 4-3), 2, twinight bullpen. ’The fingers don’t hurt the way for New York. Baltimore last night. Wood Still Relief collected three hits while Danny Murcer collected three of the like they did but I still know Gauchione and Frank Lateano sporting 12-9 records. The Falcons’ Brasile was the California (Messersmith 2-7) at Yankees’ six hits, a single, a SOHomers something’s wrong with the J e ^ Wall and Dave Humphrey will display their revolutionary had two hits each. Gauchione Tonight the busy Gas House only player to get to third base, Cleveland (Hilgendorf 2-0), N double and a hotne run, his 2 ^ hand. One finger stays cold most midgets Saturday night at Stafford Speedway. Wall will be driving also had an inside-the-park blast. Gang travels to Rockville’s Henry that was in the first inning. He Boston (Pattin 10-11) at Texas of the season. SAFETY CHECK of the time.” Pitcher at Heart hl8 i^ o u s Yellowjacket V4 Chevey-powered rear engine while The losers’ (^rl Ogren and Ray Park for a 5:45 meeting with the reached on a fielder’s choice Jim (Paul 5-4), N “In 1964,” Nelson said, Of Record Murcer’s single in the seventh Humphrey, in the revamped McCarthy Badger, will pilot the low Brahn hit back to back triples. Vernon Orioles. John Serafini is Balesano’s error allowed him to Only games scheduled "I'm not looking at records," "My delivery was too high right sleek midget. Humphrey’s car was badly destroyed earlier this Friday’s Games from the first inning,” said Wood, Doug Downham’s single scored expected to pitch for the locals. second and he stole third. We Check says Chicago's amazing Wilbur NEW YORK (AP) - The month has been rebuilt. He took a checkered flag in it last Sunday CJiarter Oak’s second run. Minnesota at Baltimore, N who has lost 11 games this year. Falcons’ Pete Carlin was dealt Moriftity’f (S) Wood. "I’m still a relief pitcher magic number for Hank Aaron is at Caribou, Maine, in the afternoon and then at night, some 200 Don Storrs led the Walnut at Player AB R H Oakland at Cleveland, N “The ball was moving good, but his first loss of the season after Di^uu^o, rf 4 2 2 •FRONT END ALIGNMENT at heart, pitching one batter, 50. miles down the road, drove the Badger to an impressive win at tack with three hits while team Milwaukee at Kansas City, N with a knuckler. if it’s too high, it winning his first seven decisions. Slomcinsky, lb 4 1 2 Doghouse Exit rather than one game, at a time.” Fifty more home runs and the Unity, Maine. mate John Davis also came Riordan, cf 4 1 3 •BALL JOINTS New York at Texas, N That’s the approach to the loses its effectiveness" slugging outfielder of the Atlanta Moriarty’s Giene Johnson noticed Balesano. 2b 4 0 0 California at Detroit, N Johnson, 3b 3 0 1 game of baseball—or rather the The White Sox gave him a 6-0 Braves will tie Babe Ruth’s Jerry Cook, the defending NASCAR modified point leader, Carlin using something foreign on iSHOCK ABSORBERS •WHEEL BEAR INGS Boston at Chicago, N Veleas, If 3 0 1 artistry of pitching—by the lead to work with. In the second career total of 714, the all-time currently is enjoying the front position in the All-Star Racing his glove. He asked base umpire Trikakis.ss 3 0 C 30year-old knuckleballer, a inning, Luis Alvarado hit a three- home run record in major league League’s point standings. Cook representing Albany-Saratoga, leads Softball Ralph Giansanti to take a close Merrill, c 2 1 1 •COMPLETE E'XHAUST SYSTEMS NATIONAL LEAGUE run inside-the-park home run look. The ump ordered Carlin to Sala, p 2 0 C East For Grieve refugee from the bullpen, the baseball. with 161 points. Area drivers doing well in the loop are Steve Totals: 29 5 10 ANDOF COURSE Name W L Pet GB winningest hurler in the major and. in the third, Rick Reichardt Aaron connected for No. 664 of Elvonsion of Riversie Park, seventh; Bill Greco, his teammate, FEUNE change his mitt. This brought New Britain (!) Pittsburgh 69 41 .527 - drilled a two-run triple, then John Gregorezyk in from his out Player AB R H YOURTIRES New Yore 58 50 .537 10 ARLINGTON, Tex (AP) — Tom Grieve hopes he got out leagues this season. his career and 2SUi this season in 14th; Ron Bouchard 15th; Fred DeSarro 17th; Bugs Stevens 19th The Cougars, behind a potent 2 0 1 scored on Carlos May’s double. Corsaletti. 3b Chicago 58 54 .518 12 of Ted Williams’ doghouse Wednesday night. Wednesday’s performance was the eighth inning at Shea Stadium and Ed FTemke 24th. 21-hit attack, belted the "hgers, field spot to protest the call and Wicz, c 3 0 0 St L o ^ 53 50 486 15H But it was a pair of runs in the Gregorezyk was tossed out of the Brasile, ss 3 0 1 — Fast, Courteous Service — Montreal 50 59 .459 18V% hardly one of his more successful Wednesday night, helping the 23-5, last night at Illing Field. Constantino, rf 3 0 0 P^Uadelphu 41 69 373 28 Grieve, the last of 19 Texas Grieve said “It makes you feel efforts of the year. He was sixth—obtained without benefit Braves beat the New York Mets Mary Gracyzlny homered, tripled game. Buccheri, 2b 3 0 0 SPECIAL OF THE WEEK West Rangers used in a wild 9-8 vic kind of funny when you’re the of a hit—that provided the win Before Sala threw a pitch he Gayer, If 2 0 0 ancinnati 18 42 .618 - clipped for 10 hits and five runs 3-1. Racing Season Over and collected two singles to pace Greeorczvk. cf 2 0 0 Houston 50 .558 SIX tory. hit a twoout homer in the last person in the game and win by Milwaukee and departed after ning margin. They came on three "That extra run gave me a little the winners’ offense. Marlene enjoyed a comfortable 2-6 lead. Snedeker. cf 0 0 0 Los Angeles 51 .552 9VX bottom of the 10th inning to it. It feels good to do something only 6 1-3 innings. walks and a pair of grounders. more confidence,” conunented Stafford Speedway has announced that Labor Day would be the Donnelly, Sue Leslie and Kathy Frank DiMauro started things off Shapiro, lb 2 0 1 Atlanta 62 .456 18 defeat the Boston Red Sox. right for a change. Maybe the last racing date of the season at the half-mile oval, but to Greg Fox with a booming triple to right Carun. p 2 0 0 San Francisco 63 .447 19 But he'd hung around long A’s-ORIOLES winning pitcher Phil Niekro. Obrien had three hits apiece. Gail ToUb: 22 0 3 ALL GOODYEAR POLYSTEEL TIRES oc w San Diego 67 .591 25 It was a tough game for Boston manager will have more con enough to record his 21st vic He needed it in the ninth when and this writer, the end came last Saturday night for car No. 33. Kelly, Barbara Woods and CJjris center field. Stan Slomcinsky Moriarty’s 200 010 2—5 Mike Epstein’s eighth-inning, RBI: Riordan 4, Slomcinski. 2B: Slim- 40,000 Mile Tread Life t vf /CV off! to lose since the Red Sox had a fidence in me. " tory—and that was good enough Once again the No.33 captured the qualif ing heat. Starting far Hassett each contributed two grounded out, but Rich Riordan Wednesday’s Results tie-breaking home run, Oakland’s a single by John Milner and a cinsky, Veleas. 3B: DiMauro.HR: Rior- chance to move within three Grieve slugged an inside fast for Chicago Manager Chuck back in the main event. Fox took over the lead on the fifth lap of safeties apiece. Kelly also belted a Carlin fast ball into the dan.SB: Brasile. SAC: Sala. DP: CorsaietU San Francisco 14, Chicago 9 third solo shot of the game, double by Duffy Dyer with two games of Baltimore in the ball off Ken Tatum some eight Tanner, who said: "I got no the 20-lap main event. On the 13th circuit, leading by five car boomed a home run. woods in deep right for a home to Buccheri to Shapiro. LOB: Moriarty's 5 Cincinnati 8, Philadelphia 2 downed the Orioles. Bert C>im- out put the tying runs in scoring New BriUin 3. B6: SaU 2 CarUn I SO: SaU American League East. Reggie rows into the leftfield bleachers complaints. Woody won the lengths over second place Warren Bren, the throttle linkage stuck. The losers’ Karen Parciak run. 4 Carlin 4. W: Sala. L: Carlin. Mon., Tues., Wed. 8-5:30 • Thurs, Fri. 8-8• Sat. 8-1 Atlanta 3, New York 1 paneris and Angel Mangual hit position and brought alive the Smith slugged a grand slam as Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, game." Fox tried to unfree it with his foot, but the car drifted towards the homered with Nancy Parciak had The old master, Sala. allowed a Houston 5, Montreal 0 the others. crowd of 33,827. homer and Carl Yastrtemski hit a making his first visit to Arlington The White Sox' 8-6 triumph Niekro then got pinch-hitter barrier of the second comer and that was it. The car hit head-on three singles. Jackie Lovett leadoff single to Art C^orsaletti in St. Louis 6, San Diego 4 solo homo- for Boston ail in vain. Stadium, looked on. It was only The loss dropped the Orioles then bounced toward the infield where the entire left side struck the first inning and a single to Art WE HONOR over the Brewers, coupled with within a game of second-place Cleon Jones to end the game on a punched out two singles. PLAINVILLE Pittsburgh 3, Los Angeles 2 "I was just lucky to be in the 'jrieve's second homer of the Oakland's 4-3 victory over the light embankment, pushing the frame back about three inches. Cougars 938 012 x-23 21 6 Corsaletti in the first inning and a Thursday’s Games Detroit in the East but the drive to left center which Ralph game,” said Grieve, who hasn't year. Baltimore Wednesday night, As the car was hoisted onto the trailer by the wreckers, another Tigers 101 200 1 - 5 11 3 single to Harv aiapiro in the STADIUM ^aste^ fjharg^ Atlanta (Reed 10-11) at New Yankees blew another chance to Garr speared with a leaping one- started a game in seven weeks. In the Red Sox dressing room. enabled the White Sox to remain racing season came to a close. In a contest Tuesday, the Lions second, then retired the next 13' 1 T H E M T iv (BANK CARD 1 A R C O <> York (Seaver 13-9) gain ground, remaining two handed catch. SAT., AUG. 19 Texas Manager Williams put Smith told writers who ap It wasn’t all a disaster though as we did manage to win a feature batters he faced. Jim Brasile SKID P.M. within a game of the front games off the pace. TTie Royals Garr had started the Braves’ edged the Jaguars, 17-15. The Chicago (Pappas 8-7) at San Grieve into rightfield in the ninth proached him that "I don’t in running A s in the American this season and gained an increasing knowledge of the sport. winners’ Penney Pelletier and broke the string 'with a bunt Francisco (Barr 4-6) beat them on John Mayberry’s two-run rally in the sixth that put Modified Cars L --- inning after Joe Lovitto, suffering tend to talk to writers. If and League’s tight West Division Roxanne Scruse banged out three single in the seventh inning. Cincinnati (Grimsley 10-5) at tie-breaking single in the eighth. them ahead 2-1. He singled off 100 5500 from arm trouble, made a weak when I decide to change. I'll let race. losing pitcher Jon Matlack. hits apiece while Judy Kelly had Sala got plenty of offensive Lap Feature To Win Philadelphia (Carlton 19-6), N throw to the infield after catching you know." Elsewhere in the American Moriarty’s Averages two singles. support from Riordan who MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. Houston (Reuss 8-9) at Mon ANGELS41LEVELAND Darrell Evans also singled and Plut Heati a fly ball. Smith has taken a silent ap League, Kansas City defeated the Dee Zotta collected four singles” collected three hits and drove in 295 BROAD ST)^ treal (Moore 4-5), N Clyde Wright won his 14th Aaron was walked intentionally, 20-UP NOVICE “I consider myself in the proach on the team since catcher New York Yankees 3-2, Califor Prior to Tuesday night’s game with the Blast Hartford Jets, while Julie McAuley and Joan four runs. DiMauro and Slom PARKING St. Louis (Wise 11-12) at San game for the Angels, turning back loading the bases. Garr scor^ Plus Heats doghouse on this club," said Carlton Fisk was quoted as saying nia edged Cleveland 2-1 and Tex Moriarty Brothers Usted five players among the top 16 hitters in the Simmons both punched out three cinsky punched out two hits Diego (Kirby 913), N Geveland on four hits. Vada Pin the tying run on a forceout by Grieve, a native of Pittsfield, Smith and Yastnemski hadn't as topped Boston 9-8 in 10 in Greater Hartford Twilight League. singles. Jean Kelsy added two apiece. Adm. $3.50. under 12 yrs. 50‘ Pittsburgh (Moose 9-6) at Los son scored both California runs, Earl Williams, then Dusty Baker Hartford Insurance Group, front-runners in the seventeam loop, Mass. "I swung at several bad provided proper leadership on nings. Minnesota's game at the latter on Ken McMullen’s tie singled to left, scoring Evans singles. Nancy Lessig belted two Angeles (Downing 5-6), N pitches about two months ago the club. Detroit was rained out. also had five batters on the list. The Stags’s Bill Wshinsky paces homers and singled. Friday’s Games breaking single in the ninth. with the goahead run. and that's a pet peeve for Ted. I In tonight's windup of the In the National League, San the league with a .381 average. He banged out 16 hits in 42 trips to Uons 024 416 0-17 13 2 Houston at Philadelphia, N The Mets had taken a 1-0 lead the plate. Teammates catcher Kerry Daly and third baseman Bob think I’ve deserved to play more series, Boston pitcher Marty Pat- Francisco outlasted the Chicago RANGERS-REOSOX in the second on Dyer’s double Jaguars 640 320 0—15 19 5 Atlanta at Montreal, N than I have." tin (10-11) is scheduled to meet Cubs 14-9, Cincinnati clubbed And Tom Grieve broke LaYigne were next in line with a .375 and .341 averages respective Cincinnati at New York, N and Ted Martinez’ single. After Mike Paul of the Rangers (5-4). Philadelphia 8-2, Houston Boston’s back with a two-out they fell behind in the top of the ly- Pittsburgh at San Diego, N Moriarty’s second baseman, Jim Balesano, sported a .340 average blanked Montreal 5-0, Atlanta homer in the bottom of the 10th sixth, the Mets threatened in Chicago at Los Angeles, N and was leading the Gas House Gang in batting. Gene Johnson, Bob turned back the New York Mets inning for the Rangers. Carl their half. They had men on first St. Louis at San Francisco, N (iirlson, Leo Veleas and the surging Rich Riordan follow. New Career for Johnson 3-1, St. Louis beat San Diego 6-4 Yastnemski had a solo homer and second, but Ken Boswell hit The New Britain Falcons list two hitters in the top 16 with INSTANT HIT — Mets’ star Willie Mays gives some batting tips and Pittsburgh clipped Los and Reggie Smith unloaded a an inningending grounder on the Vernon, Volkswagen, Jets and Herb’s listing only one batter in the HOTPOINT Starts With Denver Today to inmates at the Hikers Island prison in New York. Mays clinic Angeles 3-2. grand-slammer for the Red Sox. first pitch. TWO NEW FOES was sponsored by Correction. group. Central Connecticut’s 1972 By THE ASSOaATED PRESS Gabriel would start against Hartford also tops the circuit in team batting averages at .257, football team will play two new Veteran quarterback Charley Oakland Saturday night. Moriarty’s, leaders in every category except hits, is second with a opponents, both from Pennsyl Division Title Within Reach Johnson starts a new career with Gabriel suffered a collapsed National League Roundup RUNTIKG .248 average. The Stags banged out 122 hits in 475 at bats. OLD FASHION DAY vania. The Blue Devils visit the Denver Broncos in the Moriarty’s recorded 121 hits in 488 trips to the plate. The MB’s,with Clarion Sept. 30, then return to lung on July 11, but in recent National Football ^ague today. days hss been throwing the ball Steelers Feel Confident 66 RBI’s, were also tops with 17 doubles and 13 triples. Three clubs AUG. 17,18,19 the Keystone State for an Oct. are tied in home runs with four apiece. 21 game at Slippery Rock. "We are deUghted to have long and hard. As to how long n d 19th Hole Charley in a Bronco uniform," Gabriel will play, Dodgers Get Full Big Steve McCusker tops the leading pitchers with a 0.39 ERA. Lean Period has Ended Workhorse is Hugh Campbell of the Orioles with 66 innings pitched. F'ollowing are the starting said Denver Coach John Ralston Denver is the third NFL team 10-GAME SLATE FISHING; Campbell has also surrendered the most hits, 58. Tony Foran of the times and pairings for all flights HOTPOINT Wednesday after the Houston for Johnson, starting his 12th PITTSBURGH (AP) — Despite Yet Bradshaw found in his Central Connecticut’s football Jets gave up 32 runs. Cam bell issued 34 walks while Dave Cichon, in the Club Championship ONLY30V: INCHESWIDE Oilers traded the 33-yearold season in the league. Johnson a 39-year legacy of dashed hopes rookie season that he couldn't MICROWAVE team will play a 10-game sched Johnson to the Broncs for a high, Dose of Willies INLAND FISHING with 5? strikeouts, is the loop’s best. qualifying Saturday and Sunday. ule during the 1972 season. The starred at New Mexico State and faded optimism, the drill passes into the teeth of undisclosed 1973 draft choice. before starting his pro career damage done by Los Angeles' Trout fishing if reported as fair Pittsburgh Steelers enter this sophisticated pro zones. His com 6:45 Daley. T. Leone, S. Leone. Moftat. HOTPOINT'S OVEN Blue Devils open Sept. 16 at NEW YORK (A P )-F o r 26 to good in the Housatonic and 6:52 Mutty, Narlcon. Tracey, SembenotU. f - . Towson State of Maryland, "His experience will be in with the St. Louis Cardinals in Willie Davis with a two-run season with a new kind of con pletion average was a sub-par 38 6:59 Morrison, Remes. G. H. SmiDr, valuable to our team." Ralston innings, the Los Angeles Farmington Rivers, BIG ONE21' then on successive weeks face 1961. Dodgers were giving people homer in the ninth inning to give fidence. per cent and he threw for only six Irish. added. He was traded to Houston after Wononscopomuc Lake, East The division title that has 7:06 Bengston. J. Skinner. Warren. Springfield, Clarion, Bridgeport. the willies. the Pittsburgh Pirates a dramatic touchdowns. Progress for Swim Team McNamara. ALL NO FROST Montclair State, Slippery Rock, In another development in the 1969 season in a deal that sent 3-2 victory, Twin Lake (good at night), Ball eluded them throughout their pro Advise from Steeler quarter 7:13 Shenning, R. Riggott. M. Riggott. Glassboro State, AIC, Cortland volving a veteran quarterback. quarterback Pete Beathard and They got some of their own Davis, who had won two Pond, Quassapaug Lake, football history is within Curtis. back coach Babe Parilli made a Marathon Tomorrow 7:20 Neligion. Ogren, Butkus. Harvey. LUXURY 2-DOOR State and arch-foe Southern Coach Tommy Prothro of the Los cornerback Miller Farr to the medicine back Wednesday night. previous games with homers, put C^ndlewo<^ Lake (also good at reach—if they can shake their difference last season. Bradshaw 7:27 Homans. Genovesi. Leone. Connectclut. Angeles Rams said Roman Cardinals. Willie Stargell erased earlier the Dodgers into a 2-0 lead with a night). Crystal Lake, Rogers image as the “Same Old D.Leone. Refrigerator/ Freezer completed 54 per cent of his For the past three years the Now that the team is looking so 7:34 McFarland. Kristof. J. Hardic, Lorn- Lake, Long Pond (mornings with Steelers.” two-run double in the second passes for 13 touchdowns. He also Manchester Rec swim team has well in the water, it is attempting ba. inning. It lasted until the final wire line and Davis rigs). "It’s been said 'This is the year’ rushed for 247 yards and five to enhance its appearance out of 7:41 Scliilling, Bellanger. R.Gordon, K. Kokanee are being taken at been increasing in strength arid Gordon 0 0 frame, when the Pirates scored so many times before that it touchdowns. earning a name for itself in the water by raising enough 7 :48 J Macaione, Sibrinsz, R.Johnson. three times to beat Don Sutton. night at Elast Twin Lake. doesn’t mean anything. So don’t Steeler receivers rank among money to purchase sweat suits. Dili Cormecticut AAU competition. 7:55 Kennedy. C.Boggini. R. Tarca, Stargell's wallop followed a Fishing for bass is good in even quote me on it," said the best. Ron Shanklin and Dave The money will be raised by a 100 Turn hours of cooking time This has not been an easy task for Ready. , . . ^ $ into minutes' And say good run-scoring single by A1 Oliver Winchester Lake, Lake quarterback Terry Bradshaw, his 8:02 Vonderkall. Jones, Kozlovich. Smith were fourth and sixth the swimmers and Coach Mel mile marathon swirh which MODEL CTF21C bye to pots and pans because and marked the 18th time this Lillinonah (excellent fishing), eyes flashing. respectively in the AFC last begins Friday morning at 8 at the Mancirester Gardner Lake, Coventry Lake, Siebold. 8:09 McKee. Berner, Eich. Oleksinslu. 39250 you can cook right on the season that the Pirates have won "We want to do it, not talk season in catches. Another'threat Ck)iujecticut has the strongest MHS Pool. Team members are 8:16 Ogden. Whiston. Oliva, D. Ander serving dish! Easy operation; games in the ninth inning. The Naubesatuck Lake, Mashapaug about it, ” he added. "We ll prove is Frank Lewis, the club’s No. 1 soliciting 10 cents for every son. w ipes clean. 115 V. (RE920) Lake, Halls Pond, Quaddick swimming program in New 8:23 Hayes. Glngras. D.Tarca. Conran. National League’s East leaders, ourselves when the season draft pick a year ago. length they will swim and the 8 30 Zemlce. Hibnsld. Ferguson, Prior. *Sub|ect to fair trade Reservoir, Pachaug Pond, Glasgo England and it takes a lot of work who boosted their lead to 10 starts." team is also looking for people to 8:37 MiLliolowslri. Bertussi. R. where applicable Pond, Ashland Pond. Incumbent tight end Bob and time to enable inexperienced Macaione. C. Filloramo. games over the New York Mets, That’s the attitude that seems sponsor a mile for $10. Anyone HOTPOINT FANTASTIC POWER White catfish, white perch and Adams didn’t catch a touchflown swimmers to attain the level of 8:44 H. Gardella. Edwards. Dolin, have also come from behind to to pervade the Steelers, in their who would like to sponsor a inile ICarszcs. pass last season, and he is being success that most of the team COMPACTOR win 33 times this year. eels are providing good fishing in fourth year under Coach Chuck or swim a few lengths (at a 8:51 G. Smith. Provost. Steeves. the Connecticut River. pressed by Larry Brown and members have reached now. Docchin. . . . HOTPOINT In the other National League Noll. nominal cost of 10 cents per 8-58 K. Hassett. Pierro. Foster, Lavuuo. , MOWER VALUES! rookie John McMakin. The team consists of boys and games, the Cincinnati Reds Other areas reporting good Noll, 40, took the job in 1969 length) is requested to call the 9:05 Fatiey. Madox. McGurltin, Pietran- AIR panfishing are North Farms Returnees in the offensive line girls from the age of seven to 16 tonio. ^ Agway 8 H.P. 34” ripped the Philadelphia Phillies after Bill Austin was fired, and he Rec Dept.46-6010, Also, the 9:12 Evelhoch, Rosenthal, BaclUel. Her- 8-2; the Houston Astros trimmed Rwrvoir, Moodus Reservoir, include tackles John Brown and who live in Manchester and near CONDITIONER has led Pittsburgh to records of 1- by communities. The team com public is encouraged to lend, man. the Montreal Expos 50; the San PiSbrel Lake, Dooley Pond, 13. 5-9 and 6-8. Jon Kolb, guards Sam Davis and 9 19 Kieman. Novalt. Willtos. Matava. Closeout Sale Automatic Drive Riding Mower petes 10 months a year. At first, moral support by visiting the pool 9:26 STARTER’S TIME Francisco Giants smashed the Pachaug Pond, Pine Acres Lake, One thing going for Pittsburgh Bruce Van Dyke and center Ray 9:33 Riordan. Riordan, Hancoclt. Pear- the winter season consisted of anytime between Friday morning 8.000 BTU Chicago Cubs 14-9; the Atlanta Aspinook Lake, Long Pond, is that it is in the Central Division Mansfield. three workouts a week held at and Saturday evening. 9:40 Agostinelll, Duttelle. Flydal. Reg.<499.95 NOW $388.95 Braves topped the New York Amos Lake, Glasgo Pond, Lake of the American Conference with Mansfield has started 126 Bennett. However, during the Zavarella. Mets 3-1 and the St. Louis Car Lillinonah and Winchester Lake. Cleveland, Houston and Cincin straight regular season games for 9:47 Glguere. Moriarty, Atamian. J past two years, one and a half MUtretla. . „ . dinals beat the San Diego Padres (^ain pickerel are being taken nati. It was the worst division in Pittsburgh, but he is being Alhlele-of-Month MODEL RBS3S Agway 3 ‘/2 H.P. 22” hour practices were held daily at 9:54 Monoco, Pagliughi. J. Calaman. lA. H99.99 6-4. in Williams Pond and Pachaug pro football record-wise in 1971, pressed by Bobby Maples, ac Calamari. the MHS pool. There is also a NEW YORK (AP) - BritUh Pond. and Pittsburgh finished second to quired last year from Houston. 10:01 Betiteo, McCallum. O’Dell. New- Eliminates daily trips to the Free Wheeling Rotary Mower DODGERS-PIRATES MARINE Running the football will be program for younger and more Open golf champion Lee Trevino, trash can by compressing one CHeveland, 9-5. 10:08 E. Heath. E. Lorentien, 0. 10.000 BTU week’s accumulation down to §utton was pitching a Snapper blues are abundant Preston Pearson and Frenchy Inexperienced swimmers. named the 1971 S. Rae Hickok LorenUen.I #Jt7| 11 8 Plodzilt. “I thought we should have won RANGE 'one quarter of its former size! Anyone interested in this "Professional Athlete of the 10 15 Morline. MeUey. Kelly. Hamilton. MODEL CTFI5A fourhitter for Los Angeles along most of the coast. The best it in 1971,” said Noll. “The team Fuqua, a stubby breakaway All PofctUin Ciumtl. Aulomriic. Ovtfl* Complete with easy-lift sling Reg. $89.95 |\|QW $64.95 program should contact the Rec Year," was named Athlete of the 10-22 Gates. B. Heath, Weiman. Kenney. through eight innings before places are Branford Harbor, failed in the stretch when it runner with a center of gravity 10-29 H. Jarvis, Rocliwell, Zanis, Timini Clock. bag. Automatic deodorizer, Pittsburgh rallied in the ninth. Thimble Islands and the East like a manhole cover. Backup Department. Month for July in the balloting LachappeUe. „ „ . „ 30" Czbinit safety key start. Choice of 3 counted most ... Most of our 10:M Brown. Eigner Sr., R. Marshall, *239.99 for the 1972 Hickok Belt. colors. fCHSOO) Agway 3 1 / 2 H.P. 21” Dave Cash led off with a double, Haven and Madison shorelines. young players have the ex strength, a weakness in 1971, This summer the Rec team HOTPOINT’S sQ nO Q Q took third on a balk by Sutton, Fishing for larger blues is could be an asset. Trevino s British Open triumph ^ M 3 B. Skinner, White. Home. L. 1 b Cubic Rdrfgeralof 0 w ■ V w perience now. I am very op swam between two and hour helped him gain 35 first-place H79.00 Seeing is believing A Name you can liusi, 129 lb Fieerer Self Propelled Rotary Mower and scored on Oliver’s single. rather spotty but fishing is I The reasons:’ FYanco Harris, Iwin Cnspers timistic.” hours a day in a 50-meter course votes and a total of 190 points. *^*fo-50 Baker, Bouret, Warner, Hunt. dQualily you are sure ol Stargell then produced. reported to be good at Faulkners Noll has rebuilt the Steelers the club’s No. 1 draft choice; at Glove Hollow. This allowed 10:57 L. Pietrantonio, G. Pietrantomo, All Colors Island, Branford Reef, Townsend Steve Davis, who missed all of Wimbledon tennis champion Stan St. John. McLaughlin REDS-PHILS through drafts, and only seven the team members to complete 11 04 Tomezuk. Mails, Petrone, Davis. Reg. $139.95 NOW $109.95 Ledge, St. Mary’s, Norwalk last season with a viral Infection, Smith finished second with 143 Hi ll Hohenthal, Wallace, Engberg. Tony Perez knocked in four players remain from the 1968 one to five miles a day, depen Island, Buoy 11-B and and Rocky Bleier, who appears points. Prices good through weekend only runs, two with a homer, to pace a team. ding upon their ages and abilities. ^ n ^ l8 Matte, Creed, Conklin, Saunders. Greenwich. 13-hit attack that powered Cincin Bradshaw, first player picked fully recovered from Vietniftn The team competed against other 11:25 F.Marshall. Diminico, Mustard. School stripers are being taken shrapnel wounds. Golf Hall of Fame D.Hassett. A6WAY INC. BUCKLAND STORE nati past hapless Philadelphia. in the 1970 draft, came to teams in the Central Ck)nnecticut 11:32 aough, Dyment, Weiman. lAGWAY INC. BUCKLAND STORE The loser was Ken Reynolds, who on small poppins plugs with light Pittsburgh from Louisiana Tech. On the other hand, the defense Swiih League and also competed ATLANTA (AP) - Plans were IRVINE Calif. It has been 17 dropped his 10th game without a spinning tackle or fly rods in most People expected superhuman was last in the AFC against the in numerous AAU meets. announced Wednesday for a golf pass last year. days since the San Diego M kn SMe (Old BIKKUW, COMI. 6 4 3 -5 1 2 ^ 540 New State Road victory this year. of the beach areas. The best things from him. Hall of Fame to be erected in places are Goshen Reef, Bartletts Tentative starters in the secon The hard work and dedication Chargers obtained running back r A G W A Y : "I think he lost his com Blond-haired with boyish yet has enabled all members to attain Atlanta. mom., toes., $W5».8;»M — THOII8 . , r W . 8 :8a-8:80 — ftAff. 8.4^0 Reef and the Ck)nnecticut River. rugged features, he carries 215 dary are Mel Blount and John Duane Thomas from the Dallas Expdfld Hoursi posure," said Philadelphia high personal. goals and help^ . Sports Dial Cowboys, and the talented-but- BUCKLAND, CONN. r : : “ ”r 6 4 3 - 5 i 2 i Manager Paul Owens of Other areas' reporting good pounds of hard muscle over a 6- Rowser at the comers and CSiuck striper fishing are the Housatonic Beatty and Mike Wagner at the team be as successful as it is. tacilum athlete has yet to report Reynolds, who failed to last the foot-3 frame. 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T______'S J U S_ T V O Uj Rr T" P R IV A TE l a k e .' ■ want to see your letter. Your experience. Free estimates. CaU Evening ohappyaJI ■ WOW? 46 Told 40 H 4 I buses and station wagons in the :j: o i o I START THAT imagination ^ 51 Narrow inlet letter will be destroyed if the Autos For Sale Rowley, 643-5361. " B I G F O O T " advertiser is one you've nuen- town of Manchester or Vernon. S E E A 52 Work horse 42 43 44 46 *7 48 Herald © I G N IO N S e N S E 53 Actress. UMied. If not It will be han Heating-Plumbing 17 Call John Sokolis, 643-2373 g a g a i n 1951 FORD, 2-door convertible, F O O T - ; ---- Miles 44 50 SI dled in the usual manner. between 7 a.m. - noon. :§■ P R I M T 54 Table scrap deluxe model, green paint, new ______lei si S4 chrome, new interior. 63,000 SAM Watson Plumbing and 55 Inventor, Heating. Bathroom remodeUng MATURE adult, possibly to live S Nathan---- original miles. Call after 5 p.m., “KEEP SMILIN6 — SS 11 Lost and Found and repairs. Free estimates. Call in. Companion for semi-invalid. S .56 Arabian gulf 646-4295. Light housekeeping, cooking. 57 Very small -1! 649-3808. V^( FOUND — Young cat, gray and Coventry, 872-6881. KEEP HAPPY" (NIWSPAPIR [NTCRPftlSI ASSN ) Trucks-Tractors white. Call 643-6394. BOTTI Heating and Plumbing— Prompt, courteous service. Call BABYSITTER WANTED. | LOST — Brown magnifying glass 1969 JEEP Pickup Truck with Professional working couple • ;s convertible top, 4 way power 643-1496. Pl«c* a "Happy Ad" off chain, vicinity Fairway, Main h m a ii desire responsible and mature plow. Call 647-9946. Mr. Cordera. St., Manchester. 643-7156. NO JOB too small. Immediate adult having prior experience ® 1972 kr NtA, with baby care to come to our for only ... $ 1.50 service on service calls. Free a - carnival BY DICK TURNER FOUND — Brown, female Auto Service-Accessories 7 estimates gladly given on heating home and care for six month old mongrel puppy. Call Dog or plumbing. Faucets repaired or boy in attractive surroundings Warden, 4555. "M y wife has started attending consciousness-raising installed. Water pumps worked near Forest Street during norrnal GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN A U TO sessions. I expect she'll be leaving me any day now!" on. Complete heating swtems, school hours. This is a salaried LOST — Male Siamese cat, rec rooms, etc. CaU M & M position for the school year. Happ^Bjrthday Happy Birthday SERVICE Please call, 646-4736. vicinity Highland Park. Was 12 Services Offered 12 Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. BIGTIGE wearing green collar with bell SPECIALISTS Services Offered / p ^u n n Y... W HAT A X(X) RCM'-r MAv/e i RT vJV (4JC7VI/ THE WORRV WART o Tune-upe BEELINE FASHIONS - is Life begins at 40? Love Always, and tag. Child’s pet. 643-0736. WILSON CONSTRUCTION - fVloving-Trucking-Storage 20 / r codix? MAVg- \ c f t t m b .''/ A lW /N i5 'W 9 x y \ WME-rMei? -tZD • Brakes TREE REMOVAL, pruning, hiring women in this area. Earn Much Love, Little Tige o Air Cond. Sidewalks, driveways, painting, I j TAIC'lW<$.V CN,l^ A c iD p Personals-Announcements 2 spraying, etc., fully inspred. MANCHESTER - Delivery - high commissions without having El, Sue, Ken, Karen, Complete Auto Licensed. Free estimates.' CaU backhoe work, landsca^, lawn to collect, deliver, or knock on TRAr 0cX?P2.... J * p p Af?pu5k$/ze light trucking and package y s i f F ' SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Care 633-5345, care. Construction and demoU- doors. For interview call 875- David, Patti and Donna Happy — WANTED - Ride to Pratt & PONTIAC tion. CaU 649-5900. delivery. Refrigerators, washers HOI Whitney, first shift, 7-3:30, from and stove moving specialty. 2718, 6464)480. too. AGWAY Driveway Sealing at Belated Birthda; i a vicinity West Middle Turnpike. ,„.v. PARK Folding chairs for rent. 649-0752. reasonable price. Residential and HAVE TRUCK will travel. Odd JANITOR WANTED, 5-day MARY-ANN FARREk i /•tAEN LETS \ Call after 4 p.m. 649-4105. sis Main SL, Manobeeter jobs, clean attics and ceUars. j MB^nsi light business. Call Rick, 646-2013 week, Monday through Friday. from STOP.' TAERE'S exjICkSAMO ^O -T H A t Tree removal. Free estimates. Dressmaking 22 'TvAlS WAV.' 1 V^AV. J or Glen, 872-8166 for free es Apply in person. W. T. Grant Co., Happy 18th Birthday Mom, Dad, Paul, Bren, Autos For Sale College student. 875-8066, timate and more information. CUSTOM made ladies dresses, Manchester Parkade. DOUG Mat, Kate and Judy ------TIRES - Four 800-16-5, hi mile suits. Bridal gowns and veils. Love, NEED CAR? Credit very bad? SHARPENING Service — Saws, Painting-Papering 13 _____ maker tires, also four 16” eight Also hand set fashion jewelry. School bells also mean Tom, Marcia, Tommy, Bankrupt, repossession? Honest knives, axes, shears, skates, Happy Birthday Douglas accepts lowest down, stud truck rims, all for $100.6^ 649-1133. rotary blades. Quick service. CEILING speciaUst — expert school bills! Raise extra cash Jennifer, MaryBeth smaUest payment, anywhere. Not 0824 DAVID MOYER Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main workmanship. One ceiling or all Bonds-Stocks-fVlortgages 27 through a Herald Want Ad. and Matthew. small loan finance company plan. St., Manchester. Hours daily 7:30- your ceilings repairied and from Douglas Motors, 345 Main. PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKl 5, Thursday 7:30-9, Saturday, painted. Also interior painting MORTGAGES, loans first All The Folks u p m M t 7:30-4. 643-7958. and wallpapering. CaU 289-0773. second, third. AU kinds. Realty MANAGEMENT marketing At 457 / W 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Must sell, personnel-sales background help make offer. 649-5384, 649-2062. OUARANTlBk statewide. Credit rating un ER A tt J O I TWO Handymen want a variety INSIDE — outside, painting. necessary. Reasonable. Confiden ful but not necessary. Must be I Welcome Home of jobs, by day or hour. Yards, Special rates for people over 65. tial, quick arrangements. Alvin capable of quick decisions. If Honeymooners Call my competitors, then call attics, ceUars cleaned. Lawns and Lundy Agency^. 527-7971. 100 presently employed we will train I BARB and MIKE 1961 CHRYSLER. 16,000 miles, gardener’s service. CaU 643-5305. me. Estimates given. 649-7863. while you're still working at offer. Phone 649-4997. VaaMliiHBS. Constitution Plaza, Hartford. "KEEP SMILING — Evenings. 233-6879. current position. If a successful ^ Love, a T o n WoiB l LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also B. H. MAGOWAN JR. & SONS, appUcant, your income potential DRIVE a car tomorrow — if you ^^Mom, Dad, Tim, KEEP HAPPY" moving large appliances. Burning Interior and exterior painting, MORTGAGES - 1st. and 2nd will be $18,000-$32,000. For per call me today. Financing — my I Mickey, Chris, Pat, m m barrels dehvered. $4. 644-1775. paper hanging. Thirty years ex niortgages — interim financing — sonal interview, call 549-4194. specialty. Henry Griswold, 872- Place a "Happy A d" OOMM ABMriean Sarvioe perience. Four generations. Free expedient and confidential ser Mark, John, Gene, 9145, dealer. U8«sOaa«t)pka.,»t.M; CARPENTER available, days, estimates, fully insured. 643-7361, vice, J. D. Real Estate Assoc. 643- WANTED — Mature woman, no I Jody, Dan, Dave, Mary 646-8263. for only ... $ 1.50 kr NU W T U U S 0*« evenings, weekends. Additions, 5129.______attachments, to Uve in. help with » and B.J. 1969 FIAT, 850, Spyder, good alterations, repairs. No job too housework. Must have own condition. Must sell. Best offer. ADD LIFE to your home with Business Opportunity 28 C F 'S ' ,g) vy "I don't think you quite “. . . you have to be un small. Free estimates. Call tran^rtaU on. 742-6924. 1972 NrNauuhl .•'jiiil.. I Phone 872-3644. Stephen Martin, 646-7295 after 4 professional spray paint job, in <2) C®) 6-iT get the picture . . employed FROM some Campers-Trailers c® p.m. side and out, 20 years experience. AMERICAN OIL WANTED — Experienced oil OHSAU thing!" Mobile Homes Leon Bassett Painting, 875-8384. STATION burner service man. Fringe Help Wanted 35 1950 CHEVROLET in good Help Wanted 35 CEILING and ceramic tile SulUvan Ave., benefits. Send resume, giving MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY condition. Call 649-9742. 1971 SHASTA 14’ travel trailer specialist, one ceiling or all, J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom South Windsor, Conn. salary expected to Manchester POSITIONS open for full-time SERVICE STATION attendant with toilet. Excellent condition. repaired, replaced. Rooms decorating, interior and exterior, Stay one step ahead of the com Herald, Box “J ” . Our employees porters. Apply in person. East wanted, part-time. Apply 468 T H E SLOT WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI 1972 FIAT 124 Spider, 2,300 $1,425. 649-1955. paperhanging, fully insured. For petition. Modern 3-lm with one know of this ad. Main St., East Hartford. OPENING IS original miles. Must sacrifice. repaired, remodeled. Light Hartford Convalescent Home, 751 trucking. No job too small, free estimates, caU 649-9658. If no drive-through bay, Two pump Main St., East Hartford. FVMNTED ON Best reasonable offer. Phone 649- 1971 STARCRAFT, like new, islands. VbV-t t special rate. Work done on answer 643-6362- TOYS and GIFTS MALE — Clerk, full-time, 5-day I O W T E L L s o u HCW - p — n r T T stove, oven, refrigerator, stall MUCH I A PPRECIATE. 2094. weekends and evenings, anytime. CaU 5634)131, ask for Mr. Foley PARTY PLAN EXPERIENCED painter week. For all around work in poF^ shower, self contained, sleeps 6, THAT,OLD FRIEHD... 647-9232. ABC Painting contractors. For or Mr. Shapiro. Evenings and wanted, minimum 3 years ex retail drug chain. Must have m CHRYSLER 300, 1968, for parts. Call after 6, 646^523. the finest in interior, exterior, Sundays call collect 413-7^3041. Highest commissions — Largest perience for year 'round work, driver’s license and neat in Best offer or $150. After 6, 644- TWO YOUNG married men will wallpapering and ceilings. Free selection! Fantastic Hostess interior and exterior. CaU after 6, appearance. CaU for appoint HARMONY HOMES Has it all! 0934. do smaU repair jobs and painting, estimates. Fully insured. Fast, THRIVING PIZZA Shop in the awards. No cash outlay. CaU or 649-9658. ment. ArthuV Drug, 942 Main St., IX Financing. Choice lots available. dependable service. Brush, roll, center of town, well estabUshed, ______4______Manchester. 643-1506. SUGGESTION SUGGESTION also cellar cleaning and Ught write “Santa's Parties”, Avon, BOX 1965 CORVETTE, new motor, Large selection. New and used. spray. Integrity, quaUty, service. good equipment, good lease. CaU Conn. 06001. Telephone 1-673- BOX trucking. CaU 646-2692, 646-3726. PART-TIME desk clerk FEMALE — Cashiers, part-time new tires, good condition. Must All prices reduced during our CaU day or night, 643-7375. Bill Rood at T. J. Crocket. 3455. Thursday and Saturday evenings seU. 1-642-6241. summer clearance sale. Realtors, 643-1577. nights and weekends. Must be LAWNMOWER Service, and full-time Sunday. Apply in able to work on weekends. Apply HARMONY HOMES sharpening and repairing. Pick RICHARD E. Martin. Full Also Booking Parties person, Vernon Lanes, Route 83, 1969 CHRYSLER Town and "Leisure living at it’s best” professional painting service. There's no parking problem in person. Arthur Drug, 942 Pilain JONES i/»P6£UAY up and delivery. L&M Equip Vernon. St., Manchester. Country station wagon, all power, Cooke St., Plamville, Conn. ment Route 83, Vernon 872-8311, Interior - exterior. Free es when you shop the Herald I ______factory air, $1,950. Call 646-8393 Please call 1-747-6883 timates, fully insured. 649-4411. GENERAL all around lady to BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE ,8-17 Monday - Thursday 8-5, Friday 8- Classified Way. PART-TIME mechanic’s helper BABYSITTER - For two five- between 5:30-7 p.m. 9, Saturday 8-4. handle 2 children, Ught duties, for night work and weekends. (gULLES AIRPORT, WASHINGTON, P. C. OKt year-old children in my home. AT TOUR SUGGESTION WE'YE FOLLOW THE S K Y J A C K E R 'S PLANE.
PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 17,1972 / I ' B Y SHORTEN and W H IPPLE ApartmonU For Root 63 Aportmonts For Root 63 THERE OUGHTA BE A. LAW MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 17,1972 - PAGE NINETEEN Housahold Goods SI Heusti For Sole 72 House For Sale Ti Out of Town>For Sato 75 ITS E.VEM Wanted-Keai bstate 77 Wanted-Real Elstate 77 W hEM '/o u r LUCH 16 BAD, iT b VERV, "D u T \NHEl4 IT b Q O O D KELVINATOR - SeU ■ ) J. • PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs.. Aug 17.1972 Democrats Voter Recods British Dock Crews Two from Town W eather WILKES-BARRE, Pa. (AP) - Cloudy with showers tonight Nixon Manager CMtinutd from Page.l) Lottery Winners The 173,000 voters in Luzerne Rebel Against Peace possibly some heavy County must re-register either Story, Page 3 thunderstorms and strong winds. lion (last November) and I feel it “ Dollars for Democrats” drive. before or during the Nov. 7 MiUtant shop stew ard ^ iHanri|TatTr Supuing Bfralb Clearing later tonight. Low Edward R; Wierzbicki LONDON (AP) - Militant Has Win^ldea again - we’ll win again next “ ’The party as a whole is in bad general election because records dock worker pickets who brawlM around 60. Sunny tomorrow, high Eklward R. Wierzbicki, 49, of Liverpool longshoremen November."The town committee financial shape,” Cummings said. were destroyed by June flooding. with police and union o ffid to MANCHESTER,CONN.,FRIDAY, AUGUST 18.1972 VOL. x n ,N O .272 MANCHESTER— A City o f Village Charm in 80s. Bristol, formerly of Manchester, (Continued from Page 1) spearheaded a revolt today EIGHTEEN PAGES adopted a resolution offered by "W e have a load of talent but a Daniel Ripa, director of the after the strike wai laUed off said died yesterday at Brooks Near the end of his appearance against ending Britain’s national Nixon knew of a $25,(XX) GOP Democratic Town Chairman Ted lack of money. Soon, all com Luzerne County registration they were dissatisfied with new Hospital, Brookline, Mass., after MacGregor's talk was disrupted dock strike and voted to continue campaign contribution that was Cummings, extending the com mittee members will be getting bureau, said Tuesday' that guarantees on Job security and a short illness. by a youth who stationed himself their stoppage unofficially. diverted to private use, mittee's "best wishes, pleasant the word - we need the hands and although voter registration higher severance pay. Mr. Wierzbicki was bom in between the news media and The 6,000 stevedores manning MacGregor said. "There's no records were ireseved on elec In the melee, at Transport Husband thoughts and commendation to the heads of all of you. The name Manchester and had lived in MacGregor, with his back to the the west coast seaport—one of truth to it. 1 never thought that Judge John Wallett for his of the game is victory, and our tronic tape, they did not contain House, the union headquartOT, Bristol for 15 years. He was a press and cameras. the biggest in the coun Georgt McGovern would grow generous and compassionate ser ticket becomes more electable voter signatures. Signatures are one lonphoreman punched union Navy veteran of World War II. He He declined to identify himself try—unanimously rejected a deci so desperate so soon. The South required when an individual goes to newsmen. Another leader of vice to the Town of Manchester day. Let’s get out and elect chief Jack Jones and another Held In was employed as a superinten sion by union leaders to call of Dakota senator, by his own over so many years. "In the con them.” to the iolllov. Milton J. Shapp hurled a glass of water In his face.’ House Votes dent at the New Departure-Hyatt the Manchester Committee for the three-week dock blockade, a words, has convicted himself of test for registrar of voters, Sinon asked the state legislature Mon The mlUtanU b n * e up a news Division of General Motors, Peace and Justice was at the decision that sparked violent character assassination. was nominated by Atty. Joel day night to pass a special law conference called by Jones and Bristol, and had been with the front entrance to the Hilton Hotel rioting in London on Wednesday. "George McGovern,” he said, Janenda. who called him. “ Mr. which would permit the unusual manhandled reporters. Delegates Slayings firm for 21 years. He was a when MacGregor arrived. Ellen Die revolt is expected to be "is in the position of a lawyer Active Democrat,” and cited his No Spurs Allowed reregistration, even if it occurs on ran a gantlet of furious men communicant of St. Stanislaus held two signs which read, supported at Hull, another major without a case. He's diverting the participation in all Democratic DALLAS (AP) — Airline piloU election day. throwing punches and screaming NORTH HAVEN, Conn. (AP) Church, Bristol "Should We Re-elect a President port. jury's attention. He's talking campaigns for over 20 years. flying in and out of Love Field Ripa said that each voter must He is survived by his wife, Mrs. that Kilts 300 People a D a y," and “seUout.” — Guillermo "G il” Aillon turned sign new white and yellow cards, Ay smaller docks however, about issues that don't exist - “Stop the Senseless Bombing, " Sinon s nomination was seconded may not be aware of all the rules Among the ports which decided himself in to police early this Busing Bans Ruth McLagan Wierzbicki; his thousands of longshoremen because President Nixon, by his by Town Director John Tani and that the have to contend with. all of which were lost when the to return to work were key con mother, Mrs. Mary P Wierzbicki and "Talk to the People, Dark - defied militant pressure for an morning to face charges of actions, has removed them from by Alfred Campbell. Among these U.S. Air Service Susquehanna River spilled over tainer terminals at Southampton murder in the death of his es o f Manchester; three daughters, Please Usten and Tell Nixon to unofficial continuation of the Taking two votes, the House consideration." Stevenson was nominated by rules, laid down in 1920 and still its banks June 2324. and Felixstowe and docks in tranged wife and her parents. WASHINGTON (AP) - Going Rep. Alphonso Bell, R-Calif., Miss Dale S. Wierzbicki, Miss CaU off the War. " strike and said they would go approved the cross-town-busing "The Nixon election effort," Mayor John Thomson, who on the books, are; Ripa said that if the legislature south Wales and east Scotland. Aillon, 34, gave himself up at even beyond President Nixon’s said the House action could force Mary A. Wierzbicki, and Miss Miss Embardo's two signs were back to work on Monday. TTiey ban 178 to 88 and the MacGregor concluded, "is a 50- praised him for his dedicated Don't turn sharply while tax passes the enabling act, voters As far as the Transport and his attorney's office in New request, the House has voted to civil-right violence and firebom- Susan L. Wierzbicki, all of almost tost among the dozens of were led by dock workers at desegregation-order reopener 246 state effort. We don't write off service to Manchester Democrats iing. Instead, have someone lift could reregister through the General Workers Union Is con Haven, and then was taken to the ban cross-town busing and to bings to start all over again. Bristol; a son, E. Peter Wierz pro-Nixon signs which greeted 'Rlbury in London, which is nor to 142. any state for victory, including and said of him, "H e’s one of the tail around. mails. cerned the stoppage, which has allow the new curbs applied to "You are in the process of bicki of Bristol; a brother, Henry MacGregor. mally a militant stronghold. North Haven Police Department, the District of Columbia. " those office holders we so often Pilots should carry choked off exports worth millions old court orders for desegrega turning the dock back on all civil- W. Wierzbicki of Manchester; At dock gate meetings around handcuffed and surrounded by Secretary Elliot L. Richardson take for granted - one whose handkerchiefs to wipe off their of dollars and has snarled vital detectives. tion. rights progress made by this and a sister, Mrs. Stanley Grzyb the country, stevedores endorsed of Health, Education and Welfare experience is invaluable.” goggles. food Imports, was ended by a 55^ Concluding a 12-hour session nation," Bell told the House. of Manchester. the decision by a union delegate He was held without bond for testified to Congress that 100 A Quick-Sew Towel-Trim Stevenson’s nomination was Hedge-hopping won t be Snakes Stolen 30 v ote by d o c k w ork ers’ early today, the House passed the But Rep. Edith Green, EPOre., The funeral will be tomorrow conference W ^nesday to end the arraignment later today, police recently desegregated school dis seconded by John Hutchinson tolerated. delegates Wednesday. said. antibusing bill by a 282-102 vote. author of the amendment that at 8 a.m. from the Dunn Funeral From Collection strike which has idled about 500 tricts might be able to ask for and Kay Ponticelli. Pilots will not wear spurs while The measure now goes to the wrote both the cross-town-busing Home. 191 West St., Bristol, with ships and brought import-export Police obtained a Superior busing cutbacks under the provi f i t ■ »- After the 42 to 18 vote, Steven nying. Senate, where it may die of inac ban and the reopener clauses into a Mass at St. Stanislaus Church, traffic to a virtual halt. Court warrant Thursday night sion allowing reconsideration of son remarked, "I ’m just sorry FORT PIERCE, Fla. (AP)- tion. the bill, scoffed at assertions that Don't trust altitude in charging Aillon with three counts mixing orders. Bristol, at 9, Burial will be in St. The bill would; she had made it unconstitutional. there couldn't be two winners - struments. Bob Roth opened his private zoo of murder in the stabbing deaths Joseph's Cemetery, Bristol. "Waving the Constitution is the Walter as well as me. I hope we Don’t leave the ground with to find that one of the main of his wife, Barbara, 28; her —prohibit busing except as the A proposal by Rep. James G. Friends may call at the funeral B LIVE CANADIAN HARD last refuge for those who have all can get together behind our your motor leaking. attractions, his entire collection father, J, George Montano, 49; last resort for desegregation. 0 Hara, D-Mich., to bar courts home tonight from 7 to 9. lost their case," she said. Democratic candidates and And, last, but not least, if an of more than 30 snakes, had been and her mother, Bernice Mon Even as a last resort, a child from ordering busing for guarantee a Democratic victory emergency occurs while flying, stolen. SHELL tano, 46. could not be bused farther than the second-closest school to his in November." land as soon as you can. Roth said Wednesday that • LOBSnRS The bodies of the three, all of home. Stevenson said the Democratic while none of the snakes are whom had sustained multiple L oM h i — Permit school districts Bids Received plurality over the Republicans as poisonous, among those stolen stab wounds, were discovered It Looks Like already ■ under desegregation of last night was 1,397 in DRIVER OF YEAR were three indigo snakes. Monday morning in separate orders to petition a court to For Supplies Manchester. He said there were GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. "The indigos are protected by parts of Montano’s blood- 26,451 on the voter lists - 10,467 (AP) — Mrs. Sylvia Miller has the state and you need a Ucense reopen the case and modify the At three bid openings yesterday spattered home. Democrats, 9,070 Republicans been named Kent County to exhibit them. On the black orders to meet the new restric Nixon’s Party for school system materials, IbJ Mrs. Aillon had separated from and 6,914 unaffiliated. School Bus Driver of the Year. market, they’ll probably bring tions. Most such orders involve Westinghouse Electric Supply Co. 1 her husband several days before Southern schools. Irene LaMay, voter registration She won the title on the basis about $50 apiece," said Roth. and was living with her parents, MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — In tempo and in tune witli of Hartford, $2,563.46, is the ap of a second-place finish in the Residents Gather in Complaint Atty. Gen. Richard H. Klein- chairman, reported that the Roth Said he’s been hit by along with her seven-month-old the will of the White House, Republicans are readying parent low bidder for electric county school bus drivers 5 THEY JUST ARRIVED TODAY Z dienst has said all desegregation respone to taking voter-making thieves four times since he daughter Catherine, who was Acting Town Manager John Harkins, with back to cameran talks Mitchell Dr., and to re-route its traffic through Colonial Rd. The lamps; and Manchester Pipe and rodeo, a perfect road and work President Nixon’s GOP national convention, right on script. sessions out of town hall "is opened his Animals of Distinction • FRESH FROM CANADA! ______X to s'ome of the 100-plus residents of the Colonial Rd.-area who met man with glasses is Deputy Mayor Pascal Prignano. The man with orders could be recon Supply; Inc. of 160 Hartfoid Rd., record, and her loving care of found unhurt on the first floor of great. ” She said there are now 28 Zoo two months ago. with town officials on a Colonial Rd. empty lot last night to protest his hand to his face is Arthur Guinness, ofticial spokesman for the sidered—not just those involving If anything happens that isn't $321.24, for 13 items of filtering passengers. the house. He says he's planning to add a town plans to abandon Parker St., between Colonial Rd. and busing. in the text, an ample cadre of assistant registrars and that all About 95 per cent of S HIGHLAND PARK MARKET S At 1:20 a.m. today a man who protest group. (Herald photo by Becker) "This is an exciting conven units. new animal to his collection now Rep. Albert H. Quie, R-Minn., administration aides and political are needed, because of the approximately 450 county l|D 3i7.HiglH>n«l.8t.,.Manche»ter — HMne.M M tn I® idenUied himself as Aillon called tion. " said Sen, Robert J. Dole of Both bids on three items of — a watch dog. who proposed a similar reopener managers is on hand to deal with scheduling of many simultaneous school bus drivers are women. the^'Hartford Courant, the Kansas, the Republican national heating chemicals were in ••••••• •M nniM M n. w clause, said it could result in it. sessions in different parts of newspaper said. chairman. "We have had complete. Harlou Products Corp. reconsideration of orders dating There tias been no indication so Manchester. The man said: "I know some Colonial Rd. Protest Grows Revamp differences of opinion and we of West Hartford submitted a bid back to the landmark 1954 far of major need for their ser Cummings, reporting on a people in Hartford.' f used to live have resolved those differences of $3,640 on two items; and Fuel BY SOL R. COHEN that 6,375 vehicles traveled the would victimize 5(X) kids, to say Supreme Court decision that vices. meeting he attended at which there and I want them to know of opinion. " Activator Chemicals of Newtown, (Herald Reporter) two streets in the 17-hour period nothing about the many adults in Puzzle struck down "separate-but- T h e campaign buttons U S. Rep. William Cotter spoke, that I am absolutely innocent. But it took a low threshhold of a bid of $4,662.50 on one item. Residents of the Colonial Rd.- — 3,762 on Parker St. and 2,613 on the area. There must be a better equal" facilities for blacks and emblazoning GOP lapels read commented, "The emphasis by I’m absolutely innocent of those excitement to find much in the Other bidders on electric lamps ■ \ area who are protesting town Colonial Rd. It averaged out at 6 way." whites. "Nixon. Now more than ever." It Bill Cotter and by all to charges and I'm going to fight for Republican preliminaries. Ad were Berd-A-Ray of Toledo, plans to abandon Parker Stm, a minute. The purpose of the Bared Sen. James B. Allen, D-Ala., is an apt slogan at a convention Democrats is on voter registra it. I’ve been accused of The proposal to abandon that ministration officials looked on — Ohio, $3,042.72; Graybar Electric from Colonial Rd. to Mitchell Dr. survey was to show how many has vowed to stand at the dominated in every aspect by the 1447 tion. The under-25 vote is now 2 - i f ■* — mk something I’ve never thought of section of Parker St. goes back and, according to some liberal Co., Inc. of West Hartford, $3,- and to redroute traffic through cars would use Colonial Rd. when HARTFORD, (AP) — Superior chamber door and steer the bill President the GOP will 10H-24W 2625 to 1 Democratic, but it’s not doing in my whole life." several years, when plans were critics, prodded — as GOP panels 173.10; and General Electric ^ ---A their area, have assurances from and if that section of Parker St. is Court Judge Walter J. Sidor has away from the Senate Education renominate next Tuesday. Towels take on a bright ■ enough. We need more work in A similar call was received by made to construct the Parker- and leaders arranged for the Supply Co. of Hartford, $3,216.60. Quick to assemble and town officials that nothing will be abandoned. wheeled out a barrel-full of legal Committee and straight to the The platform draft the party sew, this princess-line and gay look when em registering the 18-year-olds, got to - V ^ ^ . '1 the New Haven Journal-Courier. Oakland connector (now com renomination ceremonies. Other bidders on filtering units broidered with these done until the roposal is Tani told the protesting group arguments over legislative reap Senate floor. But even that would begins unveiling today is a White style is treated to top- increase the 110,0(X) state lead to a In both calls the man said he was pleted and named Sheldon Rd.), "It's almost like we were here were Tarco, Inc. of Hartford, stitchinjj and buttons for lovely bluebird motifs in thoroughly studied and discussed. he will arrange a meeting as soon to get permission of the Public portionment. But nobody expects not guarantee senators would House production. A preliminary cross-stitch. No. 2625 has higher figure." going to give himself up im to attend the coronation of $458.28; Hartford Sanitary a pretty look. No. 1447 ^ -i jrfliC ! About 100 of them - men, as possible, to review and discuss him to have a barrel of fun. vote on the measure. draft was written there. While it hot-iron transfer for 7 He said Cotter had proclaimed, mediately. Utilities Commission to close the Richard the first,” said Rep. Paul Products Co. of Elmwood, with PHOTO-GUIDE is in women and children, many of the proposal, the protest and the Nixon’s original proposal was condensed, indications are Sizes 10% to 24% (bust designs; color chart; "I'm a Democrat first and Bill Police said Aillon. a 34-yearold railroad crossing at Parker St. to The imposing load of N. McC’loskey Jr. of California, $534.64; and Hartford Filter Ser stitch illustrations. them carrying signs reading "We alternatives. He said the meeting would have allowed cross-town that there have been no signifi 33-47). Size 12%, 35 bust Cotter second,” and that he was consultant for a Wallingford public travel (permission was documents and maps was ac the liberal who staged a brief, vice, $^.64, on 10 items. . . . 2% yards of 45-inch. SEND s o t In colni for each pattern oppose the closing of Parker St." will be between the Board of busing—that is, busing past the cant departures from the ad -Inclndtl pojtaie and handling. out to elect the entire Democratic poverty agency, was seen near granted but barriers have not yet cumulated during a hearing Sidor futile challenge to President Nix Patterns available only and “ Happiness is riding our Directors, the town manager, two closest schools—of junior- ministration text. Anne Cabot, Manchester ticket. the Montano home at about the been erected), and to transfer concluded Thursday over a on in the early primaries. in sixes shoum. Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. at bicycles” - attended a protest town engineering personnel, and high and high-school students if And while that has produced Cummings announced that Parker St., from Colonial Rd. to Republican motion to hold an "Nothing will be said to em SEND 7St In coint for eacli pittem OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK. time of the slayings. a group from the Colonial Rd. liberal complaints, it would in N .Y. lOOSO. meeting at 7:30 p.m., on a Mitchell Dr., to Lydall Inc.,forits nothing else could bring about Coventry - incistu entai* toil liantfling. Democratic headquarters will be Police, said he was. stopped by area. election Nov. 7 for the General barrass the President,” Sne Barnett, Manchester Print Nant, dddraei with ZIP Colonial Rd. empty lot. us6 as a ^ v a t e way. desegregation. fact be surprising if such were not CODE and Styla Number. opened the end of August at Main an officer for driving a car with a Assembly on the basis of the McCloskey said. "Nothing will be Eveninn Herald, 1150 AVB, fh-esent were Acting Town "Our one request,” said Arthur It carried the clause allowing the case. Platforms are tailored OF AilERlCAS, NEW YORK, The Spring & Summer St. and Middle Tpke., in the noisy muffler at 1:05 a.m. Mon House and Senate district lines allowed to disturb the carefully Manager John Harkins and Town Guinness, official spokesman for Guinness said it is the consen extension of the new curbs to old to the views of candidates, and in Town Democrats N .y . 10036. ’72 ALBU M is 65i;. empty building which formerly day about a mile from the Mon adopted last year by a state staged management of this con Print Nant, Addreis with ZIP Directors Pascal FYignano and the protesting group, “ is to keep sus of the protesting group that cases. But that provision had the case of the Republicans, CODE, Style NenAcr and Size. 12 Special Oullt Bneks-SSt each, housed an automobile agency. tano home. board. vention." m ot Fleerer—0102 firandmnther's John Tanin who were told the Parker St. open as a public by closing Parker St. the town been removed by the House there is only one, Nixon. Pick Candidates The ’72 Spring-Summer After committee treasurer 0103 All Year-0104 Crih Cmere An autopsy report released thoroughfare. By closing Parker would create “a serious traffic Republican rule-makers saw to The Californian sought to have Basic FASHION contains OIOS Cerered Wa|on-0106 Bible results of a 17-hour traffic survey The judge is a Republican and Education Committee. Paul Phillips reported a cash Wednesday said the victims were hazard to the safety and health of a delegate seated to cast the one- Local Democrats Tuesday en many sewing hints and a 0107 ABC Oallter-0108 Centennial taken Wednesday by a team of St., you would converge all of its is widely expected to do just that. Nixon's backers said the House that by drafting an instant change 0100 Early American-0110 Star balance of $963, Cummings said slain between 10 p.m. Sunday and the children of the area.” vote committed to him for dorsed their candidates for the coupon good for a FREE 0111 Round the World-.O1121-Plece the residents. The survey showed traffic onto Colonial Rd. You If he does. Democrats are ex ban against cross-town busing in the regulations that will pattern of your choice. A lio—0114 Favarlta Alghant-SSt. efforts will be made for a 2 a.m. Monday, probably around presidential nomination; the November election, adopted new pected to appeal. threatens Supreme Court in guarantee only Nixon's name is Price $1.00 a copy. OIFTS TO MARE-44 pafee-SI.OO. midnight. Republican National Committee party rules, and also, in a touch of Sidor made it clear Thursday validation of the entire bill—if it placed in presidential nomina Police Chief Leo Berniere said rejected that unanimously. late summer lunacy, gave their that he would confine himself to gets through the Senate. tion. the car was stopped after a "undying and vigorous " support the question of whether to order neighbor complained about a Bloodmobile Flows Over to the Democrats' efforts on the an election on the basis of the motor vehicle with a loud voileyball court. 1971 remap plan. The positions to appear on this muffler. Yesterday’s visit of the Blood- minor reasons and and eight of “ We’re gratified that we did November's ballot are not con NOW CARPET 3 ROOMS Z 340 A native of Bolivia, Aillon was mobile resulted in the donation the people could not wait. Over this well at this time of the year,” To order an election at large, named in 1970 one of the three 100 of the donors were “ walk- an election based on the old tested, and all those endorsed of 191 pints of blood, the best Dittus said. outstanding young men in ins". districts with each legislator Tuesday are assured of automatic THE FUN PLACE TO SHOP FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Choice of: Sculptured - Tweed ~ Plush or Shag showing ever for a summer “ We’re just delighted,” Kenney Connecticut by the state Jaycees. Mrs. Elaine Sweet, director of having a weighted vote in the election. program in Manchester, and a said. They include eight justices of ★ NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR MEASURING He is a former housing director of shot in the arm for the Red Ooss the Manchester office of the Several people reached General Assembly, or some other the peace and two registrars of ★ NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR INSTALLATION the Urban League of Greater Blood Center in Hartford where American Red O oss, said today, milestones yesterday in the alternative, would be to "open an voters. The party's town com i t NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR FOAM RUBBER Hartford and a former president blood reserves had dipped to 30 “We are tremendously pleas^ amount of blood they have given abyss that no one wants to look of the Spanish Action coalition of per cent below what they should with the turnout and the support into, " Sidor remarked. mittee has recommended eight PADDING over the years including Donald candidates for the justice posts, Hartford. be. the Manchester residents have K. Kuehl who reached 11 gallons. The 1971 plan was ruled un ★ NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR DOORWAY Aillon left a job as director of a given us, particularly in this constitutional last spring by a and there was one nomination cabinet 3 |\l [ In all, 213 people showed up at Reaching seven gallons were METAL 299 Waterbury Model Cities project emergency period. This is the Jerry Sapienza, Durward Miller federal court composed of three from the floor Tuesday, creating B E 8 UBE TO BBINO YOUR ROOM S1EA 8 UBEMENT 8 the Knights of Columbus Home in a dispute with the sponsoring best we’ve ever done during the Democrats, but their order was a caucus contest. W« W ill Cheerfully Ertlmate Your BeqnlreinenW Mid Show 8mple« rt^Yw Jton^ and David R. Pierce. John C. on Main St. where the Blood- suspended by the U.S. Supreme The name of Joseph Fowler Chamber of Commerce this summer." Mrs. Sweet added that Kelly became a six gallon donor. mobile was set up, but 14 people Manchesters donations coupled Court, which has yet to hear the was nominated by Barbara John FO R T K N O A _____ spring, and has most recently Raymond Johnson became a five had to be turned down for various with blood drawings in other case on its merits. son, and received 27 votes, served as a consultant to the gallon donor. Francis Hjarne communities in the area have Sidor went over a possible pre knocking off the name of Joyce Spanish Community of reached four gallons. Douglas S. Re-eied COMMERCIAL CARPET Vernon Clears brought blood inventories to the election nominating schedule Carilli, who was low vote getter Wallingford Inc. Porter topped the three gallon th e» President Aillon attended a wake point where the Red Cross Blood with Amalio Toro, the elections with 26. 100% Continuous Filament Cumuloft Nylon A Q Line Mystery mark. Reaching two gallons was Center feels it can make it attorney in the office of the Other justices endorsed were sq. yd. # • # # Wednesday night ahd a funeral Richard F, Reinohl. Tw endoui 12’ and 15’ widths VERNON (AP) - Peter through the end of the month secretary of the state. She Holly Gantner with 42 votes, Thursday for his wife, whom he Six people became one gallon Webber of Vernon said Thursday when blood donations normally presented two alternative Lionel Jean, 40; Raymond Do It Yourself married in April 1971, and her donors including Mrs. Rose he thinks he has the solution to pick up. "telescoped " .schedules, one Bradley Sr., 39; Michael Fratian- Sov&tgs "We lend you all the tools necessary s , r d * 4 . 9 5 parents. Scullin Mrs. Marjorie Field, the mystery surrounding “ lines” beginning on Aug. 25 and the ni, 38; Dorothy Cahill, 36; and Reg. $7.99 sq. yd. The three bodies were dis Burt Dittus, delopment direc James P. Reynolds, Melvin seen 50 feet over houses on two other on Sept. 2 with the first step Maryanne Morris and A1 Meyers, covered in separate parts of the tor at Manchester Memorial Lobaugh, Revered Father $100,(X)0 house by Montano's streets in Vernon. (Tharles Johnson, and Walter A. in the pre-election procedure — 32 each. Hospital, and Eldward Kenney, brother, Donald, who came to the Webber said it may be fishing Aitkin. the endorsement of delegates to All are incumbents except for 9x12 100% NYLON hospital administrator echoed house when his brother didn’t line he used to fly kites to 6,000 Other donors were: legislative district nominating Fowler, Fratianni and Mrs. TTILL BATHROOM Mrs. Sweet’s remarks. show up for work. feet three weeks ago. conventions. • *■- ai'c. Morris. (See Page 2) The two incumbent registrars, BRAIDED RUGS iniTv CERAMIC L Ritva Wisenall and Julie Bradley, In red and white, blue and white, orange and white and both won unanimous endorse TILED avo<»do and white. r J ment. * ” $ 2 2 9 9 on each South Windsor Youth Delegate The new party rules were 20 Up to 100 Sq. Ft Reg. $25.77 Reg. $27.99 Reg. $18.77 adopted with one change. All Reg. references to chairman in the $69.95 * 3 9 9 5 * rules will now be "chairperson.” UTILITY WARDROBE PLASTIC TOP 149.00 i . l h 20"W X 36"H (Prep. Extra) .Qtherwise, changes were relative 22"W X 60"H Kevin Heads for the Convention ly minor, and were recommended to conform with state rules and suggestions of the 32 INCH HIGH 9x12 By BARBARA VARRICK he was being left out of so many Connecticut’s Federation of TARS Leadership Conference McGovern Committee. ARMSTRONG (South Windsor Correspondent) things because of his age. But TARS. He is also a member of where he had the opportunity to The one significant change is receiving that letter was "kind of Secretary of State Gloria meet and talk with Vice FYesi- UTILITY ALSO N YLO N RU GS “ Today Kevin Rennie is one that, from now on, all convention sudden and just unbelievable.” Schaffer’s Voter Coordination dent Spiro Agnew and some happy fellow and the Grand Old delegates will be chosen in open • Assorted Colors Kevin expects to be the youngest Committee. senators. He considers himself a caucus rather than by the town CABINET ALL FLOOR DESIGNER SOLARIAN • All Four Sides Finished Party is responsible for member of the convention Previously Kevin had met “ party liberal" and is working for • Double Jute Back this“special feeling” At 4 p.m., committee only. The sunny floor that shines without wax. working force and hopes to at Littlefield at TARS contention at re-election of President Nixon DISPLAY MODELS Regular $89.96 Kevin, age 13, will be on his way $ 5 7 7 tend all the sessions. Brown University but said he had because “ I believe he is doing a to the Republican National REDUCED Kevin’s interest in the political no idea that he would be included good job especially with youth $ 19 95 Convention in Florida as a guest environment began at the early in any plans to go to the conven and to bring the war to an end,” R e g . $ 8.77 I ^ M w yd., installed *5 9 .9 5 of the Connecticut Youth Delega FOR CLEARANCE! age of three when he was given a tion. he said. Personal Notices Including material, labor and cement. SALE PRIC E tion for the re-election of Phiesi- He did, however, admit that he All heavy gauge^steel. WARDROBES dent Richard Nixon. Next to meeting the President GOOD SELECTION OF COLORS. had been entertaining thoughts of Long life construction. UTILITIES The surprise invitation came in iS-Year-Otd in person, Kevin hopes to be able "getting to Florida somehow" to In Memoriam 2 shelves. White ena CHINA CABINETS Thursday morning’s mail from to talk to Nelson Rockfeller mel only. participate in the convention ac In loving memory ol my husband. Joseph CARPET AND John Littlefield, chairman of the Politician whom he admires because “ he Many in Decorator Colors tivities, possibly staying with Binks. who passed away August 17,1953. r .y .: Maine Republican County Chair (Rockfeller) likes people and relatives in Fort Lauderdale. FLOOR COVERING man’s Association. Littlefield special job of “handing out that's why I like him." Memories sweetly Unger He is not sure just which hotel wrote he will be passing through pamphlets," he said, adding that As time rolls on its way, 308 MAIN STRBT he will be staying in but is sure it Kevin is the son of Mr. and But somewhere beyond the sunset. the state to pick up Dennis Per since that time he has made his MANCHESTER will be the same hotel in which Mrs. Ralph Rennie o f(60 Merrow Open D«Uy • . S -e I t a n ., *M. SR son from Farmington and asked way up. Miami-Bound We'll meet again someday. important people like “ Mrs. Nix Rd. He will enter South Windsor Golden memories ol one so dear, Kevin if he would like to go In South Windsor he is serving SILVER LAKE PLAZA HAR^RD TEL *43-6442 on and her daughter Julie” will High School as a refreshman in Kevin Rennie of 60 Meryl Rd., South Windsor, relaxes amidst Republican campaign posters C b e i l ^ always with love sincere. along. a second term as president of the be staying. September and is seriously con and paraphernalia. The 13-year-old leaves today for Miami Beach, where he will attend the SATISFACTION GUARANTEED-REPLACEMENT OR MONEY REFUNDED «wi;..u.i« Just the night before, Kevin Teen-Age Republican (TARS) Sadly missed by his wife, Vy.vV*'; In June, Kevin was in sidering a career in the field of GOP’s national convention starting Monday. (Herald photo by Pinti())\ mentioned to a friend that he felt and is publicity chairman for Hoirictta and children. Washington, D.C. at a National “ law.” "y