PAGE EIGHTEEN" MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Sept. 1,1972 Senior The Weather Obituary CHoudy, 60 per cent chance of Lottery Fire Calls Dollar on Summit Agenda Citizens rain or drizzle tonight, low in the 60e. Partly cloudy Sunday. 50 per the relationships should grow and cent chance of rain, Yesterday’s l o t t ^ numbers Town firemen were called to (Continued from Page 1) for assurances that any move hlghx In 70a. Nicola Scqta develop in a changing world.” Page 2 were: 1065 E. Middle Tpke. yesterday on the dollar resulting from toward diplomatic relations The presidential spokesman VERNON • Nicola ScaU, 77, of Oonhectlcut-36139 at 6:07 p.m. to extingvdsh a car Japan’s currently estimated $3.8 between Tokyo and Peking would MANCHESTER — A City o f Village Charm said of the Nixon-Tanaka talks; MANCHESTER, CONN , SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1972 VOL. XCI, NO. 285 FOURTEEN PAGES - TV SECTION Wethenfidd, father of Nunzio Massachusetts-710844 fire. billion surplus in commercial not weaken the American- PRICE illTIIN C E N n “ All of the dlscuulons...were Scata of Vernon, died yesterday New York-248087 Eighth District volunteers put dealings with the Uniti;id States. Japanese mutual security treaty. held in a spirit of friendship and at St, Francis Hospital in Hart­ New Jersey-426284 ouf a similar fire on Woodbiidge However, Nixon and Tanaka Ronald L. Ziegler, Nixon’s cooperation and not in any way in ford. St. at 2:19 p.m, yesterday. also spent a good bit of time press secretary, said after the a spirit of confrontation or dis­ Other survivors are three sons; talking about developing ties initial summit session that the Americans were confident Japan pute.” U.S. Jets Smash a brother and three sisters in I between their two countries and He quoted Nixon as saying the Italy; 10 grandchildren and two mainland China. Tanaka is ex­ would do nothing to affect the two leaders had had "a good great-grandchildren. pected to visit Peking in about a treaty adversely. Express Bus Extended exchange.” Funeral services will be held month. As for tl\p course of Japan's Border Points, tomorrow at 8:45 a.m' at the U.S. officials had bedh anxious dealings with China, he said, "We ^ire Bombs To Serve Capitol Area D’Esopo Funeral Chapel, 235 will not attempt to offer them f u TST" advice in this regard.” Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, with The express bus service In addition to the new bus He Said all countries must 1 7 ^ .j^a Mass of the Resurrection at the between Manchester's Burr route, afternoon bus schedules on Cut Rail Lines Many Help "follow their own necessity” in Church of the Incarnation, Corners Shopping PLaza and return trips from Hartford will be such matters. ' SAIGON (AP) - U.S. Air Force jets struck hard between Wethersfield, at 9:30. downtown Hartford will be ex­ changed "to accommodate Ziegler, without getting into Burial will be in'^Mt. St. tended to include service to the seasonal peak demand for ser­ Family o f Hanoi and the Chinese border Friday, setting thousands of specifics, said Nixon and Tanaka M A N C H im Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. State Capitol area, the state vices,” the state transportation gallons of fuel afire in underground tanks, smashing a giarit Kill 42 In also discussed trade and political on. HIAT, MC^ Friends may call at the funeral transportation department an­ department said. Slain Pets supply depot and recutUng the northeast and northwest rail relationships among the non- 649-4908 home tonight from 7 to 9. nounced today. lines, the U.S. Command announced today. y , The return trips, how every ten Communist countries and "how Starting Tuesday morning, the minutes from 4 to 6 p.m., will be The C:^plicki family of London At the same time, the U.S. Tlih 7:50 bus leaving Burr Comers at 4, 4:15, 4:30 (two buses), 4:40, Rd., Hebron, whose pet rabbits Fleet disclosed that one of its Mr». H C Schtvebel will go to Trinity and Elm Sts. as 4:55, 5:10, 5:20, 5:30, 5:40, 5:50, were killed a few weeks ago, have first Its To vessels intercepted and seized 2Vk well as making stops'm the down­ Watergate ROCKVILLE - Mrs. HenrietU and 6 p.m. had a tremendous outpouring of toils of rice that the Communist town area. The return trip from help from people they had never Chinese had tried to float ashore Club Blast Gottlieb Schwebel, 97, of South the Capitol area will'be at 4:40 and were falling out,” he said. St., widow of Abraham Schwebel ITie morning trips will leave at met. Spy Plan - from a freighter to North Viet­ MONTREAL (AP) - At least said “everyone began to panic. p.m. from Trinity and Elm Sts. the same times: every ten minutes A 20-year-old woman patron and grandmother of Town Atty. "Elveryone has been wonder­ nam in waterproof plastic and 42 persons were killed and more There was lots of pitch black The transportation from 7 to 9 a.m. MARLOW’S said the fire quickly went through Abtot B. Schwebel of Vernon, ful,” Mn. Ann Czaplicki said. burlap sacks in efforts to circum­ than 60 injured Friday night after smoke, then a lot of heat and then department's decesion to extend for Is Charged the building. died yesterday at a Rockville ” We received five rabbits, two vent the U.S. mine blockade. The three men threw fire bombs into a lot of yellow light... We knew it the special commuter service One-way fare is 50 cents: Free “ A doorman grabbed me, took convalescent hospital. from John Laggis of Manchester, rice was intercepted near Hon La a packed downtown night club, was a fire and everyone began to comes about three weeks after parking, a bicycle rack, and a bus MIAMI (AP) — The break-in at me through the kitchen, and I Bom in Austria, she liv ^ in and three from a young couple on Island, 32 miles northwest of the turning it into an inferno, police panic. Manchester Mayor John Thomp­ shelter are provided at Burr BOYS’, GIRLS’, TEENS’ SHOES Democratic national offices in jumped out a window at the back. Brooklyn, N.Y. most of her life W. Middle Tpke.,” she said. port of Dong Hoi. said. "There were so many people son's request for extended ser­ Comers. Washington's Watergate complex "People were screaming, before moving to Stamford in ’’Through Mr. Laggis’ efforts, Navy pilots from the carrier Police and fire officials were on the fire escape that the railing vice. Then Its Back To School ... was part of "a systemaUc plan to falling, being stepped on. By the 1959 and to Rockville a year ago. The express service, which nearly $3(XI has been received Midway also reported bombing still removing bodies from the broke. People were falling from The Capitol bus route will be spy on the Democratic head­ time I got out the whole building Other survivors include three started July 10, carries about 215 towards a reward for the ap­ supply depots on Hon La Island. Blue Bird Cafe early today, hours the sky almost. I tried to help the second special route on the quarters and steal their records,” was burning and there were stiU great-grandchildren. passengers a day. The project, prehension of the person respon­ The supplies were brought in by after the fire. people come out of the front Manchester-to-Hartford runs. A says State Atty. Richarf Gerstein people inside.” A graveside service was held mn by the Connecticut Co., is sible for the brutal act, and that Chinese freighters and Hospitals in the area reported windows, but they just panicked bus to the Aetna Insurance Co. PIGSKINS of Mlanu. today at the Ellington Jewish Over the Capitol partially subsidized by the state. includes a $50 contribution transferred to small craft which about a dozen of the injured were started Aug. 14. Gerstein, a Democrat who has Cemetery, EUlington, with Cantor received this week from a carried them to the island, thus in critical condition. Five The hot air outside the capitol is in a blue and white balloon by been investigating the June 17 Marshall Press officiating. . Winsted area lawyer,” Mrs. circumventing the U.S, mine hospitals confirmed 20 dead, break-in for two months, said in Memorial contributions may be which friends of Gov. Thomas J. Meskill brought along Czaplicki said. blockade, sources'said. most from shock and smoke in­ an interview Friday his probe has Nii^on Back made'^to Congregation B’nai Thursday to give him a ride. Meskill was aWay for the day Butterfield’s of Manchester on Pilots reported destroying halation, but other hospitals H u s K spurred federal investigators who Israel, Rockville. Weinstein Mor­ but it was nice weather, so it was up and away for party. (AP Enemy Builds hearing of the tragedy contacted about 200 bags of supplies at one refused to give details on the would have preferred to “ sweep tuary, 640 Farmington Ave , photo) the C^plicki family and Melvin of the storage depots on the dead and injured. R i p p i e s * it under the rug” until after the Hartford, was in charge of Taiman, executive vice president island. They also attacked an Lt. Guy Paquette of the Mon­ November presidential election. arrangements. offered to help in whatever Blicli/Foggy Day/Apple Cidtr/Mo- ammunition storage area nearby, treal police emergency squad said From Hawaii Meanwhile, in Washington, An Election on Nov. 7 New Drive capacity he could. His offer was lave/ Rusly Rail Tan and pilots said their bombs three men had been taken into Choc /Mojave/ Rusly Rail/Appte Cider former Atty. Gen. John N. accept^ and she said she wished triggered 15 big explosions and custody but ” we don’t know for SAIGON (AP) — Communist headquarters but only two Moiave/Black/ Fouy Day/Rusty Mitchell stopped answering SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) - President Nixon is back Steven £ • Slayton the yard had a little more light. two white phosphorous fires that sure yet if they had anything to ^Inconceivable’ ; King sappers and gunners stepped up militiamen were Wounded, Rail/Apple Cider (Medium Only) questions Friday while giving a from a mid-Pacific summit with new Japanese Prime COVENTRY - Steven E. She lives alone with her two burned for 20 minutes. do with it.” The holding of an election for election pending clarification of their attacks today on the eve of The spokesman said govern­ deposition in the Democrats’ $1 Minister Kakuei Tanaka that produced a $1.1 billion agree­ Slayton, 49, of South St., an children. But China charged earlier that ” We have three witnesses who the (Jeneral Assembly on Nov. 7 court decisions. He feels the issue North Vietnam’s national day, ment troops looking for the million invasion-of-privacy suit employe in ^ e Dairy department “ The next day, a truck arrived U.S. planes attacked a lifeboat say they saw three men drive up ment to reduce the United States’ trade imbalance. was termed "inconceivable" will be resolved sometime next killing 24 rangers and wounding enemy batteries after the attack stemming from the break-in. He at the University of Connecticut at the house and an electrician from one of its merchant vessels in a gray car. One of them today by Republican State Rep. week, prior to the holding . of 23 in one assault. caught up with an enemy force a THE THING said he cut off testifying on the But since Japan receives about for many years, died Of natural installed a spot light. It’s just off the North Vietnamese port of jumped out and threw something Robert D. King of Tolland. ■ court-ordered conventions a The Saigon command reported mile southwest of Tam Quan, Vo|ue List advice of Kenneth Parkinson, a $3.8 billion more each year for its causes Wednesday at the beautiful, and floods the whole Vinh Aug. 22, killing the captain into the building. ” The former assistant minority week from tomorrow. four attacks along a 150-mile killed eight and captured one Bnished lawyer for the Committee for the goixls sold in this country than Windham Community Memorial yard with light,” Mrs. Czaplicki of the ship and four others. One witness said the three men Busing Rule leader of the House is holding off stretch of Highway 1, the coun­ prisoner and two weapons, $16.00 Re-ElecUon of the President, the Japanese pay for U.S. goods, Hospital. remarked. "My neighbor, Basset The U.S. Command (A P photo) who tossed the bomb had been making an announcement regar­ "If I were to say I would not try’s main north-south road, mor Gerstein, who says he is the meetings between Nixon and He was bom in Belvidere, Vt. Howard Lunt, came over last H erring acknowledged that Navy aircraft thrown out of the club earlier, ding his availability for re- run again, and the court ordered between Da Nang and Qui Nhon looking for violations of Florida Tragic Fire Bombing Tanaka appear to have been more Trips Newest He was a veteran of World War Forty miles to the south, night and worked for nearly three Olive destroyed a 30-foot water craft in but there was no official confir­ election pending clarification of the present Legislature to re­ on the northern and central law in connection with the break- of a happening than a detote oh n, serving in the U.S. Army. He enemy troops attacked hours rebuilding the cages,” she Regal Brown the area on that date, but said the Shown here is scene of fire bombing at the Blue Bird Club in downtown Montreal Friday night mation. court decisions. He feels the issue main, my effectiveness would be coasts. in, commented on the affair after substance. was a member of Warner Lodge militiamen guarding a bridge said. (N a rrow , vessel was carrying supplies from where at least 42 died. A cocktail lounge occupied the Court Order will be resolved sometime next quehionable," King said. King is The heaviest assault hit the taking a sworn statement from a Presidential adviser Henry A. of Masons of Jeffersonville, Vt. near the town of An Nhon. Rein­ Police are still investigating the M edium , a Chinese freighter- to the North first floor, but most of the week, prior to the holding of “99 and 44 one hundreds per cent town of Tam Quan, 50 miles Miami commercial photographer Kissinger suggested to newsmen Survivors are his. wife, Mrs. forcements were rushed in, the slaying of the rabbits who they W ide) Vietnamese coast in efforts to get patrons were in the second-floor WASHINGTON (AP) - A court-ordered conventions a sure" the state will not hold north of Qui Nhon, which the who said he developed one week as the Nixon party flew back to Betty Slayton; a son, Timothy J. attack was driven back, and 34 of theorize were killed with a sharp around the U.S. mine blockade. dance club, which was fre­ ruling by Supreme Court Justice week from tomorrow. legislative elections on Nov. 7. He South Vietnamese recaptured on before the break-in photographs the Western White House Friday Slayton; a daughter, Debbie A. the enemy were killed, the Saigon instrument. The U.S. Command reported quented by seamen and Lewis F. PowelThas undermined The former assistant minority foresees the possibility of a July 24. of what appeared to be confiden­ night that the major issue of the Slayton, all of Coventry, his command claimed. It said one Since the death of the Czaplicki that Air Force, Navy and Marine Still Hunting for Quorum specialized in country and Congress’ latest attempt to halt Hawaii summit was maintaining leader of the House is holding off special legislative election The Saigon command gave this tial Democratic documents. • father, Charles A. Slayton of militiaman was killed and four rabbits, their rabbit cage was fighter-bombers launched more western music. Initial reports "a framework in which court-ordered busing in school making an announcement regar­ sometime between Nov. 7 and account: He said violations of state law Belvidere Center, Vt.; two were wounded. apparently attacked by an animal than 300 strikes across North Manchester Democrats were that the election of the ratified by adequate number of said there were between 250 and desegregation oases. the first week in January. Simultaneous assaults were CHERIE Scandal Last Brushed...... $1300 involving use of a notary seal, friendship is fundamental.” brothers, Wendell T. Slayton of ding his availability for re- and other rabbits killed. Mrs. Vietnam Friday as the weather meeting late this morning and delegations would take place votes. 400 persons in the club when the Powell Friday held that a made shortly after midnight Sappers blew up the half-mile- banking statutes and possession Kissinger said that was what Jeffersonville, Vt., Richard M. (^plicki feels much safer with cleared. The raids were the making an effort to get the even if not enough persons were About 35 persons were present fire started. recently enacted law, designed to against the district headquarters, long Cau Lau bridge 15 miles OF COURSE, EXPERT FITTING of stolen property may be in­ the summit talks were all about Slayton of Manchester; and a her yard lights, and especially heaviest in five days, and marked quorums they need to elect present to tonstitute quorums for at the meeting but it was difficult Sam Dugay, one of the patrons, prevent desegregation plans from COP Opens Headquarters which was defended by a militia south of Da Nang, the biggest volved. and "it would be foolish for us to sister, Mrs. Polly Ross of San fortunate to have, had it Master Charge Cards Accepted . . . the first time Air Force jets had delegates to conventions in multi­ the four districts involved. He to determine whether they would said he was standing talking to going into effect until all appeals A Paul Berte, director of unit, and against a ranger com­ bridge in the northern military Gerstein, up for re-election, get into tactical issues,” political Francisco, Calif. Manchester Republicans Wednesday when she reports a struck in the Hanoi area since town political districts as the said that if the quorums are make up the needed four the Blue Bird doorman when “ a have been exhausted, has only volunteer services, pointed out mand post 500"yards south of the region, and closed Highway 1 , said testimony by photographer or economic. Funeral services and burial will turned out in force last night for neighbor across the street had Monday. Court has ordered them to dtf! lacking, he woiild adjourn the quorums for the four distinct big coliuDtt^ black smoke and narrow application. the uniqueness of the Republican town. there. The southern span was Michael Richardson shows the .Nixon seemed bound for the be m Jeffersonville, Vt. Friends the official opening of their four angora rabbits killed. She Democratic Town Chairman meeting to next Tuesday when flames shot up the stairway.” . It specifically does not apply to dropped into the water, but break-in was "a concerted action, Air Force F4 Phantoms at­ Hawaiian talks with Tanaka in a headquarters at 57 E. Center St. campaign ahead in that no one Moving behind a 100-round says their throats were slit. today’s selections could be (See Page Fourteen) George Lancia, another patron, may call at the Potter Funeral government engineers hoped to tacked underground storage Ted Cummings said, howevet, spirit of hard-headed bargaining Augusta, Ga., said Powell in and ■ to organize the long, hard group or individual will be rocket and mortar barrage, a Police are investigating. not just some kooks out on a refusing a request from Home, 456 Jackson St., Willifhan- have the highway open by Satur­ tanks and drums stacked outside aimed at buckling down Japan’s campaign for their goal of "four forgotten. Atty. Thomas R. nijmber of sappers blasted their frolic ... but a systematic plan to tic, tonight from 7 to 9. day afternoon. LOW at the Kep and Luc Nam fuel burgeoning trade surplus in com­ rents in that city for a stay of a way into the ranger post. The spy on the Democratic head- more years." O'Marra, vice chairman of the lower court order requiring the Manchester Committee to Re­ attack was repulsed, but 24 depots. 27 and 34 miles northeast mercial dealings between the two In the Que Son Valley 30 miles Of all the seven wonders SHOE DEPARTMENT desegregation of 29 elementary Best wishes were conveyed to elect Pres. Nixon, emphasized rangere were killed and 21 were See I>age Fourteen of Hanoi along the the northeast Democrats Head for Vote, Final countries. south of Da Nang, government of the ancient world, Egypt’s schools. local Republicans by State Sen. wounded. The command said 21 MAIN FLOOR— R E A R ... rail line and about 60 miles below Given the circumstances that that it is "Nixon. Now, more than troops reported recapturing the pyramids are the oldest and The decision, hailed by civil David Odegard. Deputy State Downtown Main Street, Manchester the Chinese border. Tanaka was meeting with Nixon ever," for the future of our coun­ of the enemy also were killed but district headquarters military the only one substantially in rights leaders, is expected to spur Rains Comptroller William Diana, and try and our children. it reported only three weapons The Air Force said bombs D raft near the site of Japan’s 1941 compound. The block-square existence today, according OPEN 6 DAYS — THURS. NIGHTS tIU 9:00 No Herald Hoping It fVon’t Come Up efforts by anti-busing forces in Republicari Town Committee triggered a dozen explosions and attack that brought the United Roy Thompson, chairman of captured. compound has changed hands to Encyclopaedia Britannica. (Continued from Page 1) Chairman M Adler Dobkin several fires. At Kep, 160,0(X) States into World War II, it the Senate to pass a bill that A spokesman claimed that the four times since the North Viet­ he approved a reapportionment' the Manchester Committee to HARTFORD (AP) - but Republicans say the seemed to some odd that the would greatly restrict the power ranger post was not overrun. He gallons of fuel were estimated Call North Vietnam over a network of namese first captured the town Monday Democrats are biting the bullet plan hammered out last year by a Democratic appeals are just a of the courts to issue busing Re-elect the President, extended destroyed. There was no estimate victor in fact was appealing for highways, despite U.S. bombing said most of the government Aug. 19. Field reports said and going ahead with a court- state panel. stalling device because orders. The bill passed the House of damage at Luc Nam. WASHINGTON (AP) - The economic help from the van­ of land supply lines. Fischer an invitation to all town residents casualties were caused by the pockets of enemy resistance ordered timetable for (Jeneral Democrats have appealed the Democratic legislators are afraid Because o f the Both depots had been attacked Selective Service has announced quished. Aug. 17. rockets and mortars. remained in the northwestern Late last spring, the North to stop in at Republican head­ Assembly elections Nov. 7, decision to both the state to run on the same ticket as the final military draft call for The summit, it seems now, was Powell’s opinion dealt with a Meanwhile, a 500-pound L a b or D ay previously in July, Vietnamese press and radio end of the town, which the South hoping that events will prove it Supreme Court and to a federal George McGovern. 1972 and it could be the last for provision in a massive education quarters, sign up, and join in the barrage of rockets, howitzer holiday. The Herald Using laser-guided 2,000-pound more the beginning of a dialogue began escalating accusations that Is Chess Vietnamese returned to a week VEST CLOSED all unnecessary. court judge. GOP State Chairman J. Brian the foreseeable future. bill enacted in July. It states that goal to re-elect the President. bombs, Air Force phantoms with post-war allies than a try to U.S. bombers were deliberately shells and mortars hit the district ago. will not publish The Democratic State Central The plan ,, was declared un-, Gaffney Friday estimated that reported wrecking two bridges on Some 15,900 men will be squeeze major economic con­ desegregation orders for the pur­ striking at the country’s dike and M onday. Committee got the timetable constitutional by a three-judge LABOR DAY the northeast line 38 miles above the cost to the state of the alleged drafted during the October- cessions out of the Japanese. pose of achieving a racial balance dam system with the aim of Champion ILL started Friday night by revising federal panel, but the U.S. stalling—namely a special elec­ among students shall not take Have a happy— and Hanoi. Roth bridges had been December period. None will be The United States is not forget­ ruining the rice crop. party rules to cope with Supreme Court stayed the lower tion sometime after Nov. effect while any appeal is pen­ (Continued from Page 1) safe holiday: Drive attacked previously, but one had sent to Vietnam unless they ting the trade imbalance. The American analysts have MANCHESTER PACKAGE M O N D A Y / nominating conventions for dis­ court’s ruling and hasn’t yet 7—would be about $2 million. ding. telephoned his resignation at carefully,and we'll been rebuilt and the laser bombs volunteer Nixon administration would have suggested the North Vietnamese tricts that have more than one decided the case. "The Democrats are trying Powell drew a distinction 12:50. STORE vyere off target on the other in the The callup will put the year’s preferred to have had one government was trying to es­ 4 see you again on town. The timetable was ordered Democrats maintain the plan every avenue and have again gone between busing to achieve racial Schmid took the call and in­ earlier raids. draft total at about 50,000. the ' Japanese agreement to specific tablish an alibi for any food shor­ MANCHESTER PARKADE was gerrymandered to give the formed the American camp, but Tuesday. into effect last week by Superior tages that might develop later GOP control of the legislature. (Sdh Page Fourteen) ■ See Page Fourteen) (See Page Fourteen) (See Page Fourteen) the Americans initially refused to (See Page Fourteen) Court Judge Walter J. Sidor when this year. accept the resignation as official. Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Schmid’s announcement made it Laird said last July he believed HOLIDAY STOCK UP TIME official. TELEVISION APPLIANCE the North Vietnamese were Fischer arrived at the playing uttering the dike-bombing ac­ hall 15 minutes late after Euwe cusations "to relieve themselves HARVEST HILL ruled that he would have to from the responsibility...for their OFFERS appear to claim the title. 7More Freed If Terms Met failure to adequately repair this Fischer walked on stage and BETTER SERVICE - GREATER SATISFACTION c o n SODA system since the major flooding RUM stood looking at the chess board CLUB SODA & GINGER ALE of last year. with one hand on his hip. ONLY 80 P ro o f . Then Schmid stepped forward Cleared by Court and declared him the new cham­ AT THE SAME LOW PRICE Token ROW Release Due John Thomas Scopes was pion »‘ 4.30 mittee. Cora Weiss and David merit of the Democratic ILepuhlic convicted of teaching evolu­ SAIGON (AP) - North Viet­ tion and fined $100 after the nam announced today it is freeing Dellinger, met with the North of Vietnam " famous “Monkey Trial” of School Bell Ringers— three American pilots captured Vietnamese and Viet (’ting peace Foreign Ministry statement 1925 in Dayton, Tenn., but DISCOUNT PRICES! ' 2 G a l. ‘ 10.26 during the last four years, and talks delegation in I’ aris sfirtly broadcast by VNA added, riie was later cleared by the IIS (iilots captured in Nortli said it would have freed more if before the announcement was state supreme court, accord­ COLOR TV Vietnam would have had a ARTHUR’S m the United States had given a made. ing to Encyclopaedia Byitan- chance of an early return to their positive response to Communist An aide to Sen. Edward nica. families, had the U S govern­ HARVEST HILL NEW! terms for peace in Vietnam. Kennedy. D-NXass , said in The release of prisoners was Washington Friday night that ment given a positive response to ZENITH-RCA-PHILCO-CURTIS MATHES (tie seven points of the Crow Light Whiskey the first by North Vietnam in Kennedy was advi.sed the North Kathy says: ’’Enjoy Labor Day Weekend With Fresh Native Produce BJ.ENDED WHISKEY Provisional Revolutionary 86 P roof - 8 Y r. Old rnore than three years. Vietnamese would release from Pero's!” 80 Proof Government of the Republic of Iheit J n<>« bnn i llkt CION tlOHtl ll'i i cempMily tim . The announcement came on "several American prisoners of OPEN AS USUAL LABOR DAY WEEKEND (up. o( Khiikin imoolliii than an|r wtiliktr rou’w twr lnt«l the 27th anniversary of the foun­ war in the near future:" ■ South Vietnam, stopped the war, bafori ‘ OtCHAKO FRESH; Earty Macs, Mtlrosa, Gravanittin, Ntalthy Applti; plus Peachn. «4.32 „S5.30 ding of North Vietnam, and said He said Kennedy said he and restored peace." NATIVE: Um, Teanrtott. Grttn and'Yadow Batni, Cukat, Baal GrMm, Spinach, Graan and Yallow Among the three prisoners the release was ordered under received the information by Sfvaih, Gfwn and Rad Ptpptn, Cauliftowtr, Broccoli, Shalota. Charry Tomitoas, Acorn and telephone from a "private source- being released, Gartley, 28, has •wHarnifl Sa ■I fi — — -

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He may use |M ItaMrW ftl» Nm •• ine I’m so healthy it's sickening,” Charlie,” we might try to go to Cinema II — “Bluebeard," WEST EAST The weather (or our flnt week against you, during the play of the television personality said. see It on the 20th, as it has been 1:30^:15-7:00-9:15 Cinema H—“Bluebeard," 1:30- the cards, the information thaf * I 10 8 * None PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU FRIDAY SEPT. 8 has been super, and has made for extended for two weeks. Well, by State Theater — "W hat’s Up 4:15-7:00-9:15 you were trying to convey during A .4 3 2 <5 Q 1087 6 ■lEBACK TO SCHOOI^^ He leaves today for an lots of action. We've hit the trails noon on Monday we had so many Doc?” 2:00-3:40-5:25-7:15-9:00 O 9 8 2 0 .3 3 with our motor bikes, and were State Theater — “ What’s Up the bidding. Today's hand, played appearance at the New York calls in that we know at least one Manchester Drlve-In — in the national team cham­ ♦ A 0.3 * K J 10976 vinf able to take some nice pictures. Doc?■’ 2:00-3:40-5:25-7:15-9:00 R or Adult Qwcrdian State Pair in Syracuse and plans bus could be filled. We have "Zepplein,” 8:15;"What's Up pionship a few weeks ago. Il­ .SOUTH to return to his Los Angeles home We even watched the .woodmen tentatively reserved 50 tickets so Doc?,” 10:15 * AKQ754 Manchester Drive-In — lustrates the principle. Monday. sawing up some of the ^ trees. registration will be one a first- East Hartford Drive-In — "El C? 94 The boys are catching a few come first-go basis; watch next "What's Up Doc?” 8:25; 0 Q J 10 6 Condor," 7:45; "P rim ecu t,” 9:35 "Zeppelin," 10:00 South dealer fish during the day, and some of week’s column for the registra­ East Windsor Drive-In — "A OPEN SUNDAY North-South vulnerable ^ NOONiUNOfA liACMMTTfO Bremer Given those craxy slippery eels at night. tion date for more details. South North Eait ( A f l lim it m ay ve ry CTockwork Orange 9;40” ; "The Ea$t Hartford Drlve-In — Opening lead — Ace of Oubs Between fishing, golfing and bike ' •> ♦ P a ss 3 * Brushed Denim Cardigan m eartain araad Naked Runner,” 7:45 “PrimeCut, "7:45; “ElCondor, " New York expert Tobias Stone Printing Job Pass 3 * A I I T rss riding, we're having a good time, (Meadows Drive-In — “what’s 9:25 led the ace of clubs from the West CLOSED MONDAY LABOR DAY Girls' Jackets and have one big week to go, but Annual Sale Up Doc?” 8:00; “2!eppelin, ” hand and then shifted to the lc4N - * A Sweaters Tuning a Piano BALTIMORE (AP) - Arthur by the time you read this we will Our annual Bazaar and Food 10:02; "What’s Up Doc? ” 11:52 Blast Windsor Drive-in — "A deuce of hearts. South's contract SPECIAL In tuning a piano to A-440, H. Bremer, convicted assailant of have just two more days. Sale is just four weeks away, so. Blue-Hills Drive-In — “Money Clockwork Orange," 7:45; “The depended on whether he played knew. The takeout double of one the tuner begins by stretch­ Alabama Gov. George C. I understand that you all had a start thinking of some items to Talks, ”8:00; “Magnificent Swen Naked Runner." 10:10 the jack or king of hearts from spade told the opponents that nice trip to Newport, and am PURCHASE! ing the string A above mid­ Wallace, has been assigned to the donate — also anyone interested Rides," 9:52 the dummy. West had most of the missing happy to hear things went along dle C until it v ib ra te s 440 print shop by a classification in helping, call Georginia Vince, Jerry Lewis Cinema, South Meadows Drive-In “What’s high cards —which they didn’t so well. tinies a second; then he team at the Maryland Peniten­ or the Center. The date of the Windsor — "The Graduate," Up Doc? ' 10:00 , Since Johnny Crawford had bid know. ' Man, these boys are keeping tunes all of the remaining tiary. Bazaar is Oct. 3. 7:00-9:00; "The ZephUn,” 2:00 five clubs on the Blast cards Daily Question Girls’ Dress strings to proper relation­ Bremer, 21, a former me on the go, but I like it, and so Blue-Hills Drive-In — The Wednesday Christmas Burnside — "Last of the Red without any urging from his As dealer, you hold; Spades, 9- White stitching, ship with this A. Milwaukee busboy, was I'll turn the column over to "Magnificent Seven Rides, “ 8:00; Workshop will start Sept. 27 at Hot Lovers,” 7:30-9:30 partner, it seemed reasonable to 6-3-2; Hearts, K-J; Diamonds, A- metal buttons. sentenced on Aug. 4 to 63 years Gloria and Jae so that they can “Money Talks, " 9:55 9:30 in the morning. Gloria Ben­ UA Theater East — play him for the ace of hearts. K-7-4; Clubs, 8-4-3. Bonanza! Pointed collar, for shooting Wallace and three fill you in on the happenings at Jerry LewlS Cinema. South son, program director, will in-- “Butterflies Are Free,” 1;30- South therefore played dummy's What do you say? . • ^ 1 machine washa­ iTHfATM lAST other persons at a Laurel, Md., the Center. I'll be looking at you •Windsor— “The Graduate" 7:00- OUR R IC . LOW $4.00 struct this class. She asks for 3:30-5:25-7:20-9:25 jack of hearts. Answer: Pass.^The hand is ble. Navy, Plum, MBIBMBIKMt-MM' political rally last May. on the 5th. 9:00; "Zeppelin" 2:00 anyone who has a cute decora-, Mansfield Drive-In — “Sicilan Crawford won with the queen about 2 points too light for an Brown or Red. 2 to 100% Orion Knit. tion, or gift item, to bring it in as Clan,” 8:15; “Conquest of the Burnside — "Last of the Red of hearts and returned a heart to Daily At 7;3019;30 Hot Lovers, " 8:00 opening bid. 6X. Also sizes 7 to Novelty styles, cable! Sat. ft Sun. at 1:30-2:30 A lan A rkin , You’re Missed, Too We'll be the first session will be a swap Planet Ape," 10:15; “ Vanishing defeat the contract. South went Copyright 1972 14. j stitches. All colors. I 5:25-7:30-9:30 session, and an exchange of ideas. Point,” 11:45 UA Theater East — wrong because he got no informa­ glad to be looking at you as well "Butterflies Are Free, " 1:30- General Feature Corp. Sizes 3 to 6X; 7 to 14. A nUMCcmCM pnCoucTOf ”Last of the So sign up anytime between now Capitol Willimantic — “The tion from his opponent in the for you have been missed. 3:30-5:25-7:20-9:25 Brushled Denim Red Hot Lovers’ The Senior Bowling League and Sept. 27. Remember to save Godfather, " 2:00 & 8:15 West seat. BUTTERFUE8 your old jewelry, Christmas Capitol Willimantic — "The starts officially on Sept. 5, so all Godfather,’ 8:15 Takeout Double ARE FREE cards, pine cones, felt, etc. Girls' leans! Sallw Kellerman you bowling enthusiasts eager to Mansfield Drive-In — “Sicilian At the other table of the match. f 'I -1 Girls' Sleeveless start bowling, here is your chance Sunday Clan," 8:15; “Conquest of the West made a takeout double of OUR RCC. TO $5.00 Paula Prentiss to get in on the fun and exercise. the opening bid of one spade. GOLDEHIMI In Color 7;30-9;I0 Race Track Trip Qnema I — “Everything You Planet Apes," 10:15; "Vanishing Bemie Giovino, your congenial Blast eventually bid five clubs to A-Line Skimmers c Sundays 2-4-a-l ' Oiir next trip is to the Always Wanted To Know About Point,” 11:45 ChooM from an excit­ FNCF PARKING S2K MM host, wekonies you to his nice drive South to five spades, but £ m \ m m Rockingham Park race track, and Sex, " 1;30-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:30 ing collection of up-to- cool air-conditioned alleys, and the declarer at this table had tho-minute bacic to we'U be going on Sept. 14. Cinema II — “Bluebeard,” GwAfiOir URNSIDE I'm sure you will be glad you School Bell Rinsers— more information to guide him. tchool fashion! for the ^HO H U R N S I U I A V I F A S T H A R 1 F O R D Registration will start Tuesday at 1:30-4:15-7:00-9:15 joined in the fun. West led the ace of clubs and Agnes Davis younger sot. Many COttM6lA PCTUCeS p 8:30 in the morning, and the cost State Theater — “What’s Up DISCOUNT PRICES! JU St M .N O ItS AAAY ■ I H*. I HIT ’M Our sick calls have revealed then shifted to the deuce of styles in your choice of Flare bottoms, is $10 complete. It will be a Doc? ” 2:00-3:40-5:25-7:15-9:00 that Thomas Rhodes at the hearts. South was willing to 'fabric and color. Sizes white stitching, 2 R IC . $4.00 package deal, which will include . Manchester Drive-In — ARTHUR’S 3 to 6X and 7 to 14. MEADOWS Meadows and Martha Sonnikson credit West with most of the pockets. Machine ON 1-91 NORTH o'JCT o* 1-84 Ht»D the bus ride, admission to' the \W h a t’s Up Doc?’’10:15; TAKf {AST - WEST SERVICE RO E at the Manchester Manor Con­ missing strength because of the washable. Same track, and a dinner right after the ‘Zeppelin, ” 8:15 valescent Home are patients. takeout double. South therefore colors as above. Polyester-Cotton blend. 2 front pleats, races. By setting it up in this way, E ast Hartford Drive-In — Michael York Tom O’Neill is recuperating at his put up dummy’s king of hearts Mandariq,neck. Red, Ndvy, Gold or you won't liave to worry about “Prime Cut” 7:45; “El condor,” Sizes 2 to 6X. Also 1 aNni home, llA Bluefiekl Dr. as is and thus made his contract. Green. Sizes 3 to 14. Elke Sommer keeping a few bucks to eat on. 9:25 sizes 7 to 14. Agnes Babineau at 12K Bluefield At the second table West's For yourlunch, you may carry a East Windsor Drive-In — “A Dr. Please cheer them, and takeout double was very light but sandwich, or buy a hot dog at the Clock Work Orange,” 7:45; “The others you know of in the con­ not as light as the daring bill of track: the choice is yours. Don’t Naked Runner,” 10:10 valescent homes with a card; five clubs made by Blast at the Zeppelin I pb<7’ forget, registration is Tuesday Meadows Drive-In — '‘What’s they help so much. first table. That bid of five clubs morning, September 5th, at 8:30. Up Doc?” 10:02; “What’s Up BIC & L in u CIRIS' ' merely told the opponents that Have a nice long weekend, doc?” 11:52 Double Knit Tournament Resulti drive carefully, and Have fun. Our Crawford was a very courageous BLUE HILLS MEN’S & BOYS’ The Center was humming all building will be closed on Mon­ Blue-Hills Drive-In — bidder — which they already ' 9 ’ TO B iS S m BRIDGE E HIT W EST uEijKioH 244 Center St., Manotaeater PAJAMAS & (OWNS $ Full 300 Count LEET A) BLUE H1US AVENUE _m week with the shuffleboard tour­ day due to the Labor Day “Magnificent Seven Rides,” 9:52; Phone: C48-18eB LONG SLEEVE Aroa Exduiiva nament. On Monday, Grace Holiday, but we hope to see you “Money Talk,” 8:00 100% COTTON FLANNELS Men's Slacks I Alan Funt Windsor defeated Alida Johnson, on Tuesday, or any other day. Do The Graduate SPECIAL CROUP In Marge Therien was defeated by drop in. S « ya. Jerry Lewis Cinema, South HtyliwN7ftlP.M. OPEN PRINTS AND SOLIDS GREAT Theme Paper KNIT SHIRTS MONEY TALKS aanBiiitBllliDEI Windosr — “The Graduate," Joseph Windsor and Marie ft*iHt$2J)0 Hebenstreit was downed by 7:00-9:00; “The ZephUn,” 2:00 r CiliHm m i HS Stodwiti Me SIZES 4-14 VALUE M«n. — TIWndRy Josephine Schuetz. Burnside — “Last of the Red LABOR DAY! Childiw'i IWinM AN IDEAL TIME TO i R d i l l i r t In the afternoon, Mary Rhodes Emblem Club Hot Lovers,” 2-4-0-8 THESE WERE ^3.00 These were Sat ft Sun. 2 P.N. TREAT THE WHOLE bested Elizabeth Gallup, Helen -1 . To See Film UA, Theater — “ButterfUes “ When Dinoftirs $2.66 to $3.00.. 0*1 Flavell defeated Agnes Halpryn, V FAMILY TO A FAMOUS Are F ree,” 1:30-3:30-5:25-7:20- m Jooy Hoatharton Marge Hall defeated Elizabeth The Manchester Emblem Qub Ruled The Eirth” WONDERFUL MEAL AT Vima UsLRaquolWolch 9:25 MAKER Brown, and Ida Spies won over will hold its first meeting of the MR. STEAK! LADIES' & TEWS' 2 PC. ft Richard Burton as Margaret Hoppe. NOW Bluebeard fall season Wednesday with a Capitol Willimantic — “The DOUBLE On Tuesday morning, Alice potluck beginning at 6:30 p.m. in 1:30-4,15-700-9115 B AB O U If M ilTIintl Godfather,” 2:00 & 8:15 OPEN DAILY Scagel d e fe a t^ Grace Windsor, the clubhouse on Bissell St. A aaoM.ttMoaiT>-nLis>ii. Mansfield Drive-In — “Sicilian XNMV l (W I8 CINZMA KfllT attsBATO 99c Josephine Schuetz won over INCLUDING SUNDAY MANY STYLES-ALL SIZES film, made by William Brin- SalItvMi At*., LOVELY Joseph Windsor, Mary Rhodes damour, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clan, ” 8:15; “Conquest of the Planet Apes,’’ 10:15; “ Vanishing 11 A.M. TO 9 P.M. FLARES defeated Ida Spies, and Marge Theodore Brindamour of 5 Dover AND SETS IN ( A N C H IS T I R Point,” 11:45 C l N T l R Hall defeated Helen Falvell. Rd., entitled "Snow-blind &WIDE *» 4 T T H J 2 Wednesday morning. Friend” and dealing with the NEW FALL AIH -CO N DITIO N ! 0 ■ PARK BIAH JHtArQ% ENTIRE GROUP iELT Josephine Schuetz defeated Alice drug abuse will be presented. SKIRT COLORS REG. 6.00 Scagel and Marge Hall defeated Brindamour, a student at the HARTFORD RD. Mary Rhodes, LOOPS... University of Connecticut, made $ 1 2 ® ® MEN'S & a screwball comedy The playoff for the winners was the film as part of a class project. D a ir ii SOLD NertieuaHv held 'Thursday afternoon at 1 Det. Earnest McNally of the DAIRY QUEEN SETS YOUNG MEN'S From $18.00 femenrber them? o'clock, and the winners were: Manchester Police Department 4Q u e e n te $21.00 First place, Josephine Schuetz; will show an exhibit of various second, Marge Hall. The consola­ drugs and comment on them. Eagle tion prize playoff was between Committee co-chairmen of the LABOR DAY SPECIALS JEANS Anna Haupt and Marie EARLY BIRD Mat. 2:00 event ar Mrs. Theodore Brin­ WHILE! 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U-. XX Olympic Games Churches A rea Churches nd Congregational Church Wesleyan United St. Mary’s Church The Gold Rush at Munich Second CongregftioMi Church United Pentecostal Church Ujfited Oiurch of Christ M eth o^ t Church Rt. 31, Coventry United Church of Christ 187WoodbridgeSt. Rt. 44A, Coventry Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington Rev. F. Bernard Miller, Pastor 385 N. Main St. Robert Baker, Pastor Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor Rev. Richard F. R o u ^ n , Rev. Felix M. Davls> Minister Assistant Pastor Minister 10 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. Rolland G. Ewing, 9:45 a.m., Sunday School 11 a m.. Worship Service. Interim Minister Classes for all ages. Saturday Mass, 7:30 p.m. 10 a.m., Union Services at 6 p.m.. Youth Service. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:30 and Center Congregational Church. 7 :30 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. 10 a.m,. Holy Communion, Nursery, 10:45 a.m. 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. Emanuel Lutheran Church The Presbyterian Church 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. United Congregational Church First Congregational Church Church and Chestnut Sts. 43 Spruce St. United Church of Christ St. Maurice Church United Church of Christ Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Rev. George W. Smith, Pastor Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, Tolland Bolton Main St., Coventry Rev. Donald G. Miller, Rev. James W. McBride, Co-Pastors. 9:15 a m., Sunday School. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor Minister Pastor Robert A. Lanier, Intern Classes for all ages. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Nursery Saturday Masses, 5 and 7 p.m. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Ser­ 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. 8 a.m.. Morning Suffrages. provided. Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:15 and vice and Church School. 11 a.m. 9 a.m. Worship Service with 7 p.m.. Evening Service. 11 a.m.. High School Gass. Holy Communion. 7 to 8:30 p m.. Pilgrim St. Margaret’Mary Church Concordia Lutheran Church Fellowship. Wapping Vernon United Unitarian Unlversallst Society 40 Pitkin St. 466 Main St. Rev. Thomas R. O'Neil, Methodist Church Rev. Joseph E. Bourret St. Francis of Assisi Rev. Arnold F. Westwood, Pastor Rev. Joseph Schick Rt.30 faster 673 Ellington Rd Minister Rev. Joe K. Carpenter, South Windsor Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 Minister 9 a m.. Holy Communion, Rev. John C. Gay, p.m. Qosed for the summer. Ser­ Nursery for small children. Pastor Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10 and 9:30 a.m.. Church Service. vices resume on Sept. 10. 9 a m.. Ungraded Church Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride, 11:30 a.m. Nursery and Kindergarten School. Assistant Pastor classes. The Salvation Army 10:45 a.m.. Church School 661 Main St. Union Congregational Church Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 classes Grades 1 thru 6. Maj.. and Mrs. Lawrence J. South Methodist Church Rockville p.m. 7:30 p.m.. Junior and Senior Beadle 1226 Main St. Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Sunday, Masses at 7:30, .-9:30, Dr. George W. Webb Minister Rev. Lyman D. Reed. Youth Fellowship. Officer-in-Charge and II a.m. Rev. Wayne Kendall Associate Minister 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. Robert W. Eldridge, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. George F. Apel, Sacred Heart Church Prince of Peace Classes for all ages. Pastors Assistants in Christian Rt. 30, Vernon Lutheran Church 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Mating. Education Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor Rt. 31 and North River Rd. Nursery provided. 10 a.m. Worship,Service with Rev. Eld ward Kpnopka Coventry Rev. W. H. Wilkens, 6:15 p.m.. Open air service and the Celebration of Holy Commu­ 9 a m.. Worship Service. Assistant Paster Pastor indoor prayer meeting. nion. The Rev. Mr. Wayne Ken­ dall Preaching “ Watch Where Second Congregational Church 7 p.m.. Salvation meeting. Saturday Mass, 5 p.m. Your Going.” Assisting during United (hurch of Christ Rt. 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9, 10:30, Full Gospel Christian the Service will be the Rev. 44A, (Coventry and 12 noon. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, Fellowship Interdenominational Robert W. Eldridge, Jr. 10 a.m. Nursery through Infant Minister Talcottville Congregational Orange Hall ^ St.. Bernard’s Church Toddler age at Susannah Wesley Church Rev. Philip P. Saunders, Rockville House. 10 a.m., Worship Service. United Church of Christ Pastor Rev. John J. White Rev. Charles G. McAllister, Rich Sanders o f USA Defeats Bulgaria's Ivan Chavon for Silver Medal. Rev. William Schneider Rockville United Methodist Interim Minister 10:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study Center Congregational Church Rev. Anthony Mitchell Church and opeti discussion. Sunday United Church of Christ 142 Grove St. Sermon Topic: "Who Shall School. 11 Center St. Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. Rev. Willard E. Conklin, Command The Battle?” 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic service. Manchester, Connecticut Sunday Masses, 7, 9:15, 10:30 Pastor 10 a.m. Worship Service Left Hook by Tim Dement o f the U.S, Strikes Ali GharbL Co-Pastors: Rev. Joseph E. Vujs, Assistant Pastor and 11:45 a.m. Church of the Assumption Lyman G. Farrar 9:30 a.m., Worship Service. Adams St. and Thompson Rd. St. James (]hurch Winthrop Nelson St. Matthew’s Church St. George’s Episcopal Church Rev. Edward S. Pepin, Pastor Tolland The Rev. Mr. Vujs has served as assistant pastor at St. James Church since 1967. He is a past Trinity Lutheran Church Bolton Rt. 44A Rev. Robert J. Burbank 10 a.m., Union Service with Rev. J. (Clifford Ckirtin, Pastor president of the Manchester .Oergy Association and in 1971, was/iamed dean of the Manchester Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 30, Rev. Robert W. Ihloff, Vicar Second Congregational Cliurch, Deanery. (Herald photo by Becker) Rockville Saturday, Masses at 5:00 and Morning Worship, Guest Sunday Vigil on Saturday at 5 Rev. David P. Krampitz, 10a.m. Morning Prayer and 7:30 p.m. Preacher: The Reverend Allan and 7 p.m. St.. Mary's Episcopal Church Community Baptist Church Interim Pastor Union Service, Nursery (lare. Ser­ Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9,10:30 Tinkham, from the Columbia Sunday Masses, 7, 8:30, and Park and (Jhurch Sts. American Baptist Church mon by Rev. David (Campbell and 11:45 a.m. Congregational House, Hartford. 10:30 a.m. Manchester ) 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Ser­ 11 a.m. Coffe, Puch and Nursery and pre-school care The Rev. Goerge Nostrand 585 E. Center St. vice, Holy Communion. Conversation. \ Church of Jesus Christ of provided. Unitarian Meeting House Rector Rev. Walter H. Looms PZC Proposing 9:15 a m., Sunday School. Latter-day Saints (Mormon) Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Deaconess 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford The Rev. Edward C. B. Shewell Minister Adult Instruction Class. Hillstown Rd. and Woodside St. meeting. Federation Room. Rev. Nathaniel D. Lauriat Priqst-in-Residence Mrs. Robert Burt Cluster Design First Congregational Terryl E. Draney, Bishop 7:30 p.m. Deacons meeting, The Rev. Stephen J. White Director of Religious Education Unitarian Fellowship Church of Vernon Robbins Room. The Planning and Zoning Com­ 10:30 a.m., Worship Service, The Rev. Ronald Haldeman of Glastonbury Rev. John A. Lacy, Minister 9 a.m.. Priesthood. mission (PZC), in drawing up Nursery and Worship Wednesday: 7:30 p.m., Church Academy Junior High Rev. Edwin W. Bartholomew 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. proposals and amendments to the School. Steering Committee meeting. Main St., Glastonbury Assistant Minister Classes for all ages. Thursday: 7:30 p.m.. Board of 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. existing, regulations, has come up Vernon Assembly of God 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. Christian Education Meeting, Service: 7:30 a.m. Holy (Com­ Communion. Topic: 'What Really with a new idea—cluster design. 104 W. Main St., Rockville 10:30 a.m., Service, Nursery Sunday morning worship. Sept. Library. munion (Book of Com m on Is Mercy?" Fifth Beatitude. Care The PZC has given its reasons Rev. Elarl K. Pettibone, and School. 3, 9:30 a m. St. Bartholomew’s Church Prayer) for children nursery through for this decision as a method of Minister The Rev. Mr. Lacey will Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor 10a.m. The Holy Eucharist kinderdarten. development forUand; also, to Messiah Evangelical Lutheran preach, Mrs. Janice F o rl^ will Church of Christ (Trial Use) with sermon by the permit a variety of lot sizes for 9:45 a m., Sunday School, Church the soloist. Nursery care is Saturday, Vigil Mass at.5 p.m. Lydall apd Vernon Sts. Rev. Mr. Haldeman. Walk-in-the one-family detached dwellings in classes for all ages. (Wisconsin Synod) available during the church ser­ Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10:15 Eugene Brewer, Minister Park for youngster during the ZION EVANGELICAL RA-1 and RA-2 districts without 11 a m.. Worship Service. 300 Buckland Road, vice. A coffee hour will im­ and 11:30 a.m. Sermon. Nursery (Care. LUTHERAN CHURCH an increase in the density of 5:45 p.m., Christ’s Am- South Windsor mediately follow worship in 9 a.m., Bible Classes. Wed., 10 a m. Holy Commu­ (Missouri Synod) population or development. bassadors youth group. Rev. Karl R. Gurg^, Pastor Fellowship Hall. St. Bridget Church 10a.m., Worship. Sermon: "Bi­ nion (Book of Common Prayer) Cooper and High Sts. 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service. Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor ble (Sunday) School—A Lost The cluster design is also to Rev. Charles W. Huhl, Pastor 10 a m., Worship Service. Rev. James F. Pilon Cause?” provide for future parks and Avery St. Bolton Congregational Rev. William J. Stack 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon; recreation areas, promote the Church 9 a.m. Worship With Holy (Com­ ’ Christian Reformed Church “ Where Virtue Shades Into Vice’\ First Church of Christ preservation and protection of St. John’s Episcopal Church Bolton Center Rd. munion 661 Avery St. South Windsor I Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 :30 Scientist existing trees, ground cover, top­ Rt. 30, Vernon Rev. J. Stanton Conover Rev. Peter Mans, p.m. in school auditorium. 447 N. Main St. soil streams an'd scenic and Rev. Robert H. Wellner, Minister Minister Sunday. Masses at 7:30, 9, and TRINITY COVENANT CALVARY CHURCH historical sites from dangers and Rector 10:30 a.m., in church; and 10:30 CHURCH \10 a.m.. Church Service, Sun­ (Assemblies of God) daihages cuased by excessive and Sunday 10:30 a.m.— Worship 10 a.m., Worship Service. and noon in school auditorium. 302 Mackmatack St. day^ School and Nursery. "M AN" 647 e ' Middle Tpke. pooVly planned grading for 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. Service — Sermon by the Pastor 7 p.m.. Worship Service. Manchester is the subject of the lesson- Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson streojs and building sites. 10 a m.. Family Service and American Bob Taylor, second from right. Finishes 4-lOOth Ahead o f Poland's Zenon ISowosz. St. James Church r Rev. Norman E. Swensen sermon, The Golden Text: Micah Pastor One of the specifications First Evangelical Lutheran Church School. UNITED METHODIST Msgr. Eklward J. Reardon, Pastor 6:8. proposed by the PZC in cluster Church of Rockville CHURCH Wednesday, 8 p.m. Testimony Pastor Rev. Joseph E. Vujs 10 a m. Sunday School, classes design is the tract is to be at least 154 Orchard St. Rt 44A, Bolton meeting. Rev. Eugene J. Qiarman * Morning Worship 9:30 with the for all ages. 25 acres in size. Rev. Richard E. Bertram, St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Rev. David M. Campbell Rev. James M. Boyle Rei). Norman E. Swensen The Christian Sciqnce Reading 11 a.m.. Preaching Service. Pastor Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor Pastor preaching on, "Delighted or Room, open to the pubjic except 6:45 p.m.. Evening Prayer. Another specification iir land Rev. James A. Birdsall, Saturday, Masses a('5 and 7:30 Ashamed? Delighted!" on Saturday and holiaa.ja.ys, IS 7 p.m.. Gospel Service. Hymn will be set a.side for conservation, 9 a.m.. Religious School. Vicar 10 a.m. Union Services at St. p.m. Qiildren’s diurch for children located at 968 Main St. Thee hothours sing, gpspel music and Bible park or recreational purposes, 9:15 am.. Adult Discussion George’s Episcopal Church. Sunday, Masses 7:30, 9, 10:30 in grades 1-6, plus a nursery for are 11 a m., to 4 p.m. Monday message. and the total area is not to be Ipss Group 8 and 10 a.m., Holy Commu- Nursery provided. Cbffee and a.m., and noon. pre-school children. through F'riday. than 20 per cent of the total net 10:30 a m.. Worship Service. nion. conversation following service. acreage First Sunday of each month, John's Polish National Communion St C olum bia This land may also be deeded NORTH UNITED Young Russian Gymnast, Olga Korbut Captures Balance Beam Gold Catholic Church to the town, and it is expected The METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, Subdivksions Approved Our Savior Lutheran Church that much opposition will be 300 Parker St. Pastor The Planning and &ning Com­ 239 Graham Road voiced to this proposal. Open Bible Rev. Earle R. Custer, Paster mission unanimously approved South Windsor (All Af’ photos via cable from Munich) In fact, two members of the three subdivisions and part of Rev. Ronald A. E>be, Pastor Speaks Masses, 8:30and 10:30a.m. PZC have already stated that they 9 a m. Worship Service. Ser­ another after a public hearing All Day WESTOWM do not approve of asking anyone mon: 'The Fellowship of Tuesday night 8:30 and 10:45 a m., Worship PHARMACY Gospel Hall to give their land to the town or ' Eugene Labor". The PZC accepted lots 14. 16. Services Holy Communion on 415 Center St! anyone else. They said they felt it Sunday Brewer The Rev. Mr. Custer preaching. 17, 19 and 20 on Chestnut Hill the first Sunday of each month at is unconstitutional Sacrament of Holy Communion Acres owned by Max' Lessenger 10:45, and on the third Sunday at 1() a m.^ Breaking bread. The PZC is proposing many Nursery for children five years and located on Doubleday Rd 8:30, ,, J: T.. ■ "No man has power to retain 11:45 a m , Sunday School. changes in the regulations All Medicinal Services Available old and younger. Other lots in the area were not 9:30 a m., Sunday SchooLand A the spirit, or authority over the 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. covering areas such as convales­ -‘r “ > acceptable at this time because of Adult Bible Class. day pf death" (Ecci.8:8). This 3 water problem, it said. cent homes, plan submission re­ 455 HARTFORD ROAD 643>5230 inevitability of death is echoed The PZC also approved the quirements for commercial, in­ in the New Testament: "It is Weller Subdivision on Oakwood dustrial al^fd institutional uses and • appointed unto man once to .‘f - ,v . Lane, the Sadlon Subdivision on non-conforming retail es­ die” (Heb.9:27). Neither world­ Erdoni Rd and the Plesz Sub­ tablishments ly power, popular acclaim, division on IX)ubleday;Rd. Complete copies of the PZC secular knowledge, nor material unson proposals are available at the Manchester Evening Herald wealth can ward off man's last Columbia correspondent Virginia town clerk's office, for the foe. It may result from age, or it Carlson Tel. 228-9224. ' public's perusal prior to the may occur prematurely as a hearing Sept 12 in Yeomans Hall. consequence of an illness or an Candy Kitchen Where Quality Candy I* Made^^roah Dally untimely accident. But come it ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ will! Choose From Over 200 V arieties canning or f reezing? H pw utterly foolish, therefore, to “ live after the From the Kitchens of Mtfhson’s„ we’re ready with flesh” ! Money, fun, apd games m ay 'so entertain as to HEAVENLY HASH • jars jar rubbers anesthetize your conscience for • lids ’ freezer bags awhilei. But such pueriie refusal Oelicalf (hunks of milk i^Koculale. pecans amj maishmalUiw lumbmt’ to make this ) ’ freezer boxes to face reality is of little value in a Irmptinc taste tifaF' sealed kitchen tresh and wailmit Im youi discovery • canners the long-run. fairway prices of course! Think not to plead your church membership.' or your rt "try us, you'll like us!" good-heartedness, or your .rr t almsgiving for justification. ■N Only Christ can save—only Ind it a t get your ■ L through him can this dreaded 50c conn, * £ r J . inevitable, your would-be lottery master, become your servant! tickets 'liere! Mark Spitz Enroute to Fourth Olympic Gold Medal in lOO-meter Butterfly Event. ROUTE 6. BOLTON — TEL. 649*4332 CHURCH OF CHRIST OPEN DAILY amt SUNDAY till *: P.M. ^ oowntown w Lydall and Vernon Streeta Caml.v AIho A vailable Eor l‘‘timl KalHlng; Alfpnsp Morales, right, charges Boris Stavret) in Quarterfinal Sabre Competition. Ptionei MI-S8I7

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Cars that per- up your car The New Custodian form well during the warmer ^jje work Is finished. when It comes to a funeral dl- chosen year after year as a SiuifooiL Quality Mamerlals months.. are prone .to give .trou- nBrakes 1 should t. I., ube checked be- rectorrecioi. Becausedcububc of theseu compll-f mem ber of the O rder of the IRON o _ . . . cations, many people have Gclden Rule. Over 80 Ifeara’ Experlenoe ble when the mercury drops, fore we have Icy road condl CHOICE VARIETY Yesterday Alan Olmstead said disagree, and that’s as if should be. Richard and Robert Stevenson, tions. Brakes that pull uneven- ceme to depend on the Holmes The Holmes F^^neral Home is SCRAP METAL Funeral Home, 400 Main St, a most beautiful one, large farewell as custodian of this page. A We’ll appreciate your letters for our Call 649-5807 owners of Stevenson's Esso Sta- ly osn throw you Into a skid, Q u a lify and PAPER tten, make sure that their cus- Stevenson's Esso Station does' People need a person who can ‘“'Veet great and humble journalist, he wanted Open Forum but you will note in that A. AJMETTI, Prop. take care of OAA, MAA. Social Intim ate enough for the 781 PARKER ST. tomers are pleased with the ser- y^ork on all makes and nriodds S eafood to bow out quietly, and we agreed with column today the adoption of a new Harrison St., Manchester vice..V,.; given at this V...O - station.------They or^ cars^3 ^ .3 They rney reuacarepack theu.c fr*ti.u... Security BenefU and Veterans emaUeat Each chapel has lU r, Ahmilimm BoU 0 p Tel. 648-S78S or 648-8876 do a fine job and you vrill be ^heel bearings; they also carry BeneriU. These and m ^y other ^^vate 43 O A K STRECT policy. All such letters must carry the AtmlagB his requ^t. really pleased with the reason- une of grease seals and related services are offered at , ? . , , 1 TEL. 649-BM7 e Door Coaopleo The new custodian and designer of the name and address of the author. o Storm Dooro "‘’Ho^TbL'^hT,^ your bat Lwe UsTe, Ind'aU fJ^lIleX'e o ComUoiittoB WiaiMrs page is the publisher whose name is You’ll notice a new page format and STEVENSON’S How about having your bat gp^rkplugs that are burned. Many people have also bene- ^ absolute privacy if this MERCURY tery checked? If yoq do ne^ a ^^y make It fited by The Knowledge Book- wUh ' MuulMotor Awning Ook carried daily in the mast at the top of from time to time some new authors. H^lo^^'^AU^'^’^Eastem P"'-- '*‘;'P“' r ‘’\?l?’^"°'^v A,,owerrcomwhereanflow- IM WEST CKNTEB OT. Travel Agency IMofikone 4M -M fl this page. On occasion, there will be We hope they meet with your approval. ESSO bS^^ertes Eltoe^o^ ^ received Insures that all 646-2756 405 IviAIN ST. bftterie^wU^5ve“ cement Should these need replacing you the asking. Just stop In at the ^ llBtabUolHd 19M topics by some members of our editorial That’s our introduction on this Labor I oauenes wiii give exceuem sei ,j. replaced Home and pick up a copy from ^ . . NO SERViCE TEL. 649-5533 vice for they are rugged, heavy h^I of L main department, but the fellow who is Day weekend, the final fling of the ^ M Upholstery CHARGE • TuM-Ups duty ones. Stevenson’s Esso Station. corridor; or. If you prefer, ask responsible is the publisher. summer. Our wish for each of you is a RESERVATIONS FOR The new cars do ncA need to batterv Is not up to them to matt a copy to you. , .u 1 P and l ¥ l __Shop • Engina CiGaning have the oil changed as fre- “ Y , ,, ^ This booklet Is most helpful Members of the clergy appre- HE-PPHODBTEBINO At times we will agree, at times we’ll pleasurable and safe holiday. •HOTELS quently as the older ones did, strength Uve in a vow ^onr elate the fact that this Home IIUKEI • MODERN FDRNITIJRE ■ •AIRLINES • GeiMral Repairs but any good mechanic will tell generator. Then ug^ fn,.tnni mnnnpr the^mnpv ^ special room for them, and AimginBs •STEAMSHIPS you tll^ t^ n the bulk of your the starter may be at fault. The and ri^tua m ^er the m^y ^ ^ Home Is air con- o Custom Furniture Sunset at Rock Harbor, Cape Cod. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) • Stamps driving is stop and go, around mechanics at Stevenson’s Esso problems the family will have ^ throughout and a very STATE and SUpcovero 627 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER fjT^riving, It is a good prac Station will take care of the fiob to f^e andhas been proven ^ -T; Specializing In Hand TufHng tlce to havl the oil and filters you^At the same Ume, It moot helpful. operation alV over the Home. To Made To Order Complete Selection of YOUR changed more frequenUy. This might v^e to have the juat recently, a new organ Is a Materialo Another Summit MEMORIAL COMPLETE will protect your car, and an ^ ® ce . Installed at the Holmes detection system that g^lves JWnORQII^ FREE ESTIMATES oil change Is not expensive. Funeral Home, and for those complete protection 24 hours a Lower Level of the Pnrknde In S ld © Liddy's White CORNER STORE PET CENTER When you take your car to Ste- station. who wish music at a service, 649-6824 • Party Goods, Magaxlnes Cinarits— Paraketls venson’s Esso StaUon you know While ycu are having the car this is a welcome addition, „ consult Moo., Tueo., 9-6; Wed., Open Forum Thura., Fri. 9-9; Sat. 9-8 • arocerles, Cold Cuts Tropical Fiih — TurtiM that all the Important items will tuned up, have Stevenson’s Esso Holmes Funeral Home Is uni- ^^y member of the Holmes Fresh from his renomination, Presi­ September to begin work on a World • Pnilts—Vegetables Hamtltfs — Gtrbiit be checked for you. StaUon check the shock absorb- que In that it Is a family busl- , 3 ^ , , 3 3 J, 0 ,3 ,^ consul- • Qreetlng Cards Miitd Brted Puppies Do you need new snow tires el's on your car. Worn shocks ness. It was started in 1922 by j3 yQ„ ^oom on Uie street floor dent Nixon went to Honolulu for War Two peace treaty and to determine Report House Patron Aquarium Accetsoritf, etc. anger alone or may need un­ you left out from that case (tor We Depend On You . . . this winter? Stevenson’s Esso are parUcularly dangerous un- Mark Holmes, and today his „„ Bigelow St Call the MANCHESTER the future of Japanese islands seized by derstanding from other women Mr. Nixon) any mention what­ Our Own Special Blended GLASS another summit meeting with the new The Herald welcomes letters You Can Depend On Us t Pel Foods StaUon Jhas AUas, Goodyear and der poor driving conditions, three sons, Howard, Arthur and j^^^g 3 „(j ^ ^ ^ g appoint- By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert I). INovak who are in a position to fully soever of the war in Southeast Jetson Cutlass by Goodrich In Front end alignments can also Norman, carry on the family ^g„j g„d here In seclusion you AUTO PARTS a For Auto Wlndohleldo prime minister of Japan, Kakeui the Russians in 1945. Tanaka pointed to to the editor. comprehend such anger. I am Asia! Open 7 Days A Week MANCHESTER both the regular and studded be handled. tradition. No matter vyhen you „,ay ask any questions you We have adopted a new policy e For Store Fronlo and Tanaka. the U.S. return of Okinawa and, as therefore advocating that the Granted that Mr. Nixon in­ tlU Midnight PET CENTER styles. They also have recape, For the best In service, de- call the Home, one of the sons wish; there Is no obligation on all sizes of windows that all such letters must carry WASHINGTON- G. Gordon NRA here April 4, 1971, when women of Manchester unite; we herited the war. He took office 9 MBPLE ST. MANCHESTER and it Is Impofiaht to have good pend upon Stevenson’s Esso, will be there to assist you... your part and any me of the For Tanaka, it was the first step in part of a deal for return of the islands, the name and address of the 882 MAIN BT. 646-0263 OPEN • For Table Tops Liddy, a central figure in the Liddy—without authorization or can accomplish this by joining with the promise that he would snow Ures when the driving con- They are open from 7:30 to 9 theirs is a service of sincerity Holmes family will be pleased might possibly agree to expanded trade author and they will be SAT. to t P.AA. OPEN 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. complex manuevering going on among squaUd Watergate case, was fired approval—delivered a speech together in consciousness-raising end the war. Has he ended the dlUons €ire bad. p.m. and you also get a bonus where personal consideration Is jjgjp y^j published with the letter. 8ATURDAY 8 AM.-NOOM or to aid in development of the vast by the Treasury Department in praising NRA goals and in­ groups and finding a basis of war? Or has he not instead placed Btevenson’s Esso Station of- In the form of 8 & H Green a tradition. A 'large, brightly iUuminated Peking, Moscow, Tokyo and Please don’t ask us to withhold SEE US FOR QUALITY July 1971 for insubordinate, un­ dicating a helping hand against common interest, positions, and “honor” above human lives? fers pickup and delivery serv- Stamps. nirough the Holmes Funeral parking area, large enough for J. A. W H in Washington. For Nixon, it was an oppor­ Siberian oil fields. An American com­ the name of the author. TAILORING authorized conduct on gun con­ gun controls by the Nixon ad­ ideas through discussion and by Over 20,000 Americans and ' Home’s membership in the Or- 75 cars, is available at the rear Keep your letters concise GLASS CO.. INC. tunity to renew assurances of friendship pany already is involved in a gigantic trols — and immediately found a ministration. listening to one another. countless thousands of'TVorth and der of the Golden Rule, funeral cl the Hclmes Funeral Home, enough to make your intended CUSTOM SI Blaoell 8t. — Tcl. 649-7SM cozy haven in the White House. His Treasury superiors out­ However, before this can happen South Vietnamese have died arrangements can be taken Park here and walk part way with Japan and to bargain for further deal to build a trans-Siberian pipeline. point and of course we reserve MADE A Sorvlea The official Nixon administra­ raged, that was the end of Liddy we must make the attempt to since January, 1969. This is part care of all over the country, around the Home to the north cooperation from Japan in paring its The future of Taiwan is another com­ the right to edit them. SUITS Should death occur away from to the nearest entrance. The tion version of this strange story, there. But he suffered not a day meet and to search for other of his record, and he deserves to For Ladies and Gentlemen of unemployment. While in the We’re most happy to publish Sincarlty home, just call the Holmes Fu- Holmes Funeral Home lives up FREE DECORATING enormous trade balance with the United plication in the maneuvering. both then and now, is that this women. This is not such a hard be judged on it, Alterations — Cleaning Treasury, Liddy had worked opposing views as long as letters neral Home and tell them just to the motto of the Order of the It seems clear that Japan’s sun is was nothing but a routine step to make, but it is important I deplore your omission of this Repairs Where Pereonal States. closely with Egil (Bud) Krogh, are in good taste and they avoid what arrangements you want Golden Rule, “Service measur- o WALLPAPER transfer. that many of us attempt to make part of Mr. Nixon’s record, for it Consideration made and everything will be ed not by gold — but by the rising in) poUtical leverage as well as in top aide to White House domestic personalities. • PAINT Tanaka, who is far more acceptable to In fact, however, high Treasury it. Therefore if there are any implies either that you feel the MANCHESTER Is A Tradjtlon taken care of. This Is a most Gclden R ule.” I policy chief John Ehrlichman. • CARPETING Peking than Premier Sato was, is ex­ econonuc power. officials were flabbergasted and. women who feel that they would American people are un­ TAILOR SHOP • DRAPERIES Without even checking the concerned about the war in 400 Main Street F R A M IN G In order to follow through successful­ furious when they learned the be interested in discussing 1 2 1 SPRUCE ST. 649-2184 pected to visit Red China soon. He man they had fired quickly Treasury, the White House women’s issures please feel free Southeast Asia or that you feel FREE PARKING Custom & Stock wants Japan to remain the number one ly upon the initiatives so happily begun landed a coveted staff job on the elevated Liddy on July 19, 1971, A Call To Women to contact Karen Winter at 674 the war is too trivial to deserve Burr Coraers, Manchester CUSTOM To the Eklitor, Radio for the Week in Peking and Moscow, it is imperative White House Domestic Council. to the lofty reaches of Center St. If there are enough of mention. I reject both these alter­ Next to Caldor supplier to the mainland market and to Ehrlichman’s office, working un­ Consciousness-raising is a term natives just as I shall reject Mr. CriMM a n tbs buAe IMtoga. aad ioolnas only tiioM SQUARES From there, Liddy went to the us who want to form such a group bfosdossts o( 10 Sr U mtiiuU* la laaftb. lom* stailoiis 1 allay Red fears of resurgent Japanese for President Nixon to keep close ties Nixon reelection committee—and der Krogh. that I’m sure has been bandied then we can plan to meet on Nixon for his failure to end the Groorrring! 56 C ooper St., Manchester about during many cocktail parly oUmt ibort nnnoaats. Dolly sporti lalonnstloo eoa bo I militarism. with the Tokyo government without subsequent notoriety—without Ehrlichman told us this week September 11th at 7;30 p.m. war. FOR 00 tbs sports psfss.) FINE QUALITY 643*9892 he was not aware of Liddy’s conversations and dinner table Sincerely, POODLES letting up in his negotiations with the ever having his. troubles at the Karen Winter Soviet and Japanese negotiators are Treasury aired. problems at the Treasury. Krogh discussions. Yet what I’m not John R. Crowley AND ALL WINF — U M U:00 Nowi, WaaUMWaaihar, tpoflR DNM/IONDS scheduled to meet in Moscow in Red giapts. This background points up two would not talk to us but relayed quite certain of is if all women BREEDS Tturoogli Tlw Tattay • From fully understand just what a Transmission Experts ClSlimDaeB important facts about Liddy who word that he, too, was unaware Praise For Lifeguards FUNERAL HOME 875-7624 B:Q0 Tom ISee consciousness-raising group can lA&ines U:8 Otbar M4a oE tiM Day _ BRAY’S was fired from the reelection of the gun-control difficulty. To The Eklitor, HOURS 9-5 \ Art Korna liW Mika Oraana VEST do for a woman. I’m afraid that ------— Ttne 0:00 Chip Bokait committee June 28 when he When the Nixon reelection A thank you note to the young A Thought for Today BY APPOINTMENT AAMCO Transmissions is made for both he and his customers. All •export Watch Repairing committee opened up in late some women may believe that ■ponaored by Uvb Manohaater Wm. J. Lennon, Director •fine Selection of Gifts ILL refused to answer Federal people who served as lifeguards STUD SERVICE F O R - up of over 550 transmissions services performed at Gene’s i Tonlflit WBCH *- 910 agent’s questions about the June 1971, Krogh recommended Liddy once any woman commits herself this summer at Swanson Pool. Council of Churchea ceriTers coast-to-coast and in AAMCX) center are backed with I For All Occasions 1 MCKA6EI to belonging to such a group, she Poodles, Toys & Miniatures ipofta I BaralU •longine, Buiova > STORE 17 break-in at the plush as committee counsel. The cam­ You are to be commended for 142 E. CENTERS!. Canada. Each center is privately written guarantees that are then becorhes one of those bra- i LovgU tkeeoa Wittnauer and Caravelle Watergate’s Democratic national paign officials soon encountered doing a fine job of carrying out "(Jod helps us in ail our SUDS & SCISSORS owned and operated. The parent honored throughout the country. I Jim mmoM hU of BaHfoed burning, men-hating women’s I Ylowpoint •ill Watches MANCHISSTER headquarters: the difficulties experienced by the responsibility of maintaining troubles, so that we are able to 646-5310 POST RD. PLAZA - Rt. 30 AAMCO company issues the AAMCO has originated the 8:00 OaaUikl PARKADE Capital Fare libbers. This obviously is hot the U:00 Qutat Uoora 737 Main St„ Manchester First, Liddy has a record of the Treasury: Liddy did not order and strict adherence to the help tho,se who have all kinds of VERNON franchises and is responsible for free. 19-point multic.heck . Itaaday) ■ATHBDAT 8ama m Mooday*aitarday U FULL SELBCTTION OF free-wheeling without regard for follow orders. Routine pohtical case; and it is unfair of those safety measures required in order troubles, using the same help that setting standatds for the opera­ procedure, that step-by-step axoajM: PHONE 643-5617 By Andrew Tully assignments went undone.,.^ whpse thoughts tend to waver in we ourselves have received from checks all points that can effect 8:00 RallRtoua yrngraaia IMPORTED the desires of his superiors; se­ to assure that there be no ac­ LORRAINE'S Ity tion of each center. The parent I ArtKr Oodfray Tim# U:00 QttSat Boun cond, he has been protected and But nobody in the Nixon cam­ this direction to brand these cidents or injuries. 1 have God. " company also supplies the parts the transmissions operation. This _ I WGGhGad AND women as such. INTERIOR DECORATING i.tt ^ BGCkwtth w nc — 1080 pointed out that “it remained for supported by senior officials at paign structure ever gets fired for observed some of your dis­ 2 Corinthians 1:4 to each center and maintains the will determine if a minor adjust­ i:S QM Naira DOMESTIC WASHINGTON - Washington, Consciousness-raising group For The Finest in i*U 5m BookwllA (MwAu-nMiy) Bah, Bah the Post to deliver the last insult the White House and has their such reasons. Liddy was shunted ciplinary actions and, they have Many of us think of God only highest quality control possible in ment will correct a problem. If Towa sod OowAuy WINES of course, is a microcosm only of blessing to this day. off to Nixon fund-raising participation can give added sup­ b ^ n fair and just. And jj, was the when we are in trouble. We turn Custom Made Only; a: the parts business. AAMCQ, also further diagnosis is necessary, the ^OO TIM a s i i .Thla Wook «:00 Bob atuU Shew itself — except in the attitude of senseless tragedy, and ought to her. She received 125 words on port to women who are in the lOlM I'huin at MtMdjr Liddy came to the Treasury in operations headed by Maurice rare youngster who exhibited any to him when someone in the H maintains a crew of trained per­ AAMCO inspection service is 1:0U ^ til* (You li:(M Jun (3olb*it Hem LIQUORS that bleeding segment of society never to have been attempted.’’ a back page.” midst of determining exactly how • Drapes eu • Slipcovers •OMDAT U:M N«w«. WutiMr I think Wartofsky was saying 1969 with a background in law Stans, and there he found a happy outward defiance, which in­ family is ill. when our jobs are in • Reupholstery • MR. STEAK • sonnel to constantly check each offered to the customer. The I Atthar Oodfnr Tlmo U:U Hut M« u tiM PIHA — p L u a - which takes it upon itself to pass It also noted that Coleman’s own home, establishing an intimate they feel about themselves as • Window Shades I rhAjlonMo at C hun l!dO N.wa that America is a curious, not to enforcement and right-wing dicates their respect for your danger, when we need help in 244 Center Street transmission center's perfor­ inspet lion service completes the I Fhlhor Nhdolny ^ 1:1A HARVEST HILL moral judgment on the problem bike had been stolen the day relationship' with Stans which women and about their socialized • Fabric • Rods 1:06 ACUrnou M hlu say bubbleheaded, country. poUtics in upstate New York As authority and the manner in choosing the right mate, or we Manchester • 646-1995 mance for quality work and diagnosis and the .service and 6 .00 N«in —ateofe*. Wutb of crime. Here, as in most of our before and therefore he was flourished until the Watergate position in this society or to those Designed with You In Mind 1.00 ^nartoao-lUtilGn Hour 6:96 SulcUy iPan* DISCOVERY Everybody including your Aunt assistant district attorney in which it was administered. cannot find an apartment that OPEN 7 DAYS-11 to 9 customer satisfaction. necessary cost is then outlined to SOCIETY FOR CATS big cities, the more articulate ’’strongly tempted” by the caper women who are about to embark will fit our budget. Then we turn By A Decorator Who Cares the customer. When the customer • iS n I Oupol Oiiireh al “ lUiiorto BRANDS Minnie is studying the criminal Dutchess County, ex-FBI agent 1 regret that in these days of Specializing in U.S.D.A. choatar Jo« <------Kittens - Smill Animals among the citizenry seem too planted bike. But oddest of all in the strange upon discovering themselves as to GikI, and we are earnest in our agrees to have the necessary ser­ • 00 Woakand __ JMW* these day — criminologists, psy­ Liddy ran for Congress in 1968 as constant exploitation of the ac­ POST RDf -I^GAZA 876-2996 Choice Steaks and Gene Russel, who lives in the •:i0 RaTtral Tima 1:16 1 ^ OoDccrt Boardini & Placement MASTER CJHARGE preoccupied with the plight of the Well, Coleman’s death was a a law-»nd-order candidate case of G. Gordon Liddy .are individuals, not in relation to tivities of young people, it is not prayer, When our prayer is community with his wife and five vice performed, he knows exactly lI:0Q WmVoo4 6:06 MUtubut _ , chologists, social workers, civil Route 30, Vernon Fresh Sea Food UiOO ften M U:0O N««A Binbiub, WutUr Adoption t Disposal Center PERSONAL CHARGE criminal to worry about the vic­ tragedy all right. But in the three- Defeated in the Republican stubborn attempts by high Ad­ their roles as mothers or as some the ones like yourself who make ■ gimme,'■ it is fairly easy to pray, children, feels that being what the nature and cost will be U:M Sun* rbul week interim that followed his rights’ committee, universities. man’s wife, but in relation to WDRC — ISGO 11:W M «r SMt at Um Oby ROUTE 83 VERNONi ACCOUNTS INVITED tim. primary by Hamilton Fish, Liddy ministration .sources to put him the headlines. As one of “the becau.se our prayer is sincere. associated with AAMCO has been and he will not find any added (■sUrAhyl But there are those who have shooting 1 have been waiting for a Hundreds of millions of dollars in themselves as women who have 6.00 Tama sad Obsatiy 875-0052 TEL. 649 0446 grahts are expended to make sure then ran an inactive campaign as in the best light-blaming his establishment,” and one who ad­ But we forget the obligation and will continue to be rewarding charges when he picks up his car. raioo 6:00 Bob Stulo ttow begun to wonder about things, similar wave of protests over the troubles at the Treasury on personal desires and rights that 10:00 mob r 10:00 OsrduiUino the criminal getsa fair shake by a Conservative party nominee. mittedly does not always see eye- that comes with this kind of Got A Painting Probiem? W ell Help! •:M Dick . 10:16 Modora U rte and one of them is the author of a brutal mugging of Mrs. Belle Rossides,. denying he was fired, should be fulfilled. t:W Jot HMtr 10:10 Sslurdu Bbowosu society. Journalists pepper us His 9,000 votes nearly defeated to-eye wnth the younger genera­ prayer: that we must use the help ii:00 Dick tUddod 10:60 WTtC Oaldoon letter to the Washington Post' Silverman in broad daylight. She claiming his sudden elevation to It is important for women to Service still means something to us—and service *(l:00 oa Koaday) 11:00 Bslurdu Ihowcau with tragic stories of the Fish. tion, I’d just like to say that I we have received from God to aid Ilatarday) 11:00 Nowo. W*«UMr signed Yictor Wartofsky. died a few days later. Nevertheless, freshman Ftep the White house was a “rescue” come together and to discuss others. We might whisper a quick means spending enough time with you to help you i:00 Bob DoCkno U:16 SsturdAjr ■howeau criminars lousy childhood and appreciate the job you have done.- 1$:00 Bob Cralc 1:00 Nows EXPERT REPAIRS ON F0REI6N CARS| Wartofsky was commenting on Naturally, there were no Fish endorsed Liddy’s applica­ operation to save a valued public their feelings and thoughts con­ And I know that sometimes when "thanks’^ to God for what he gave select the right paint finish for that job you’re’plan­ --- Wooda l:10.Your Hoat Doeorstsr protests on Mrs. Silverman’s urge that the pubUc forgive him cerning the individual problems Reuben Plen’s TOURAINE 1:10 Bsiurdsy MdUon the hooraw raised by the slaying tion for a job at the Treasury and official The same mentality that you begin to wonder if all your us. hut he isn't satisfied with that. ^ ning. See us for paint and service when you plan your I CMrs of a 16-year-old black youth behalf, perhaps because it would and send him to Harvard. .they encounter as women in a sdsy) I Moedu UNITED SPORTS CAR REPAIR, Inc. Just so. But what I desire is a so did other Republican ,saved Liddy in 1971 and still efforts were worthwhile it helps Me wanLs us to pass it along, to next project. t:00 BollfiDus ' pobUo ■arrlM WaaUiar named Gregory Coleman who be a full-time job for the com­ works for him may well, through definitely sexist society. Some Texaco Stafion PAINTS Rt. 83, Vernon, Ckinn. study of the victims of vicious poUticians. .Because of those en­ to have somebody give you a little prove our thanks through our \&ittor Phone 646-4465 allegedly was caught in th^ act of munity to concern itself with the dorsements and his 1968 role as continuing official silence, women may fear to make the encouragement. I hope that other actions. Lip .service isn’t enough 381 Main Stroat WaalMr crimes. 1 wish to know how Mrs. initial attempt towards Ftaai stealing an expensive bicycle thousands of victinu Qf the jungle Dutchess . County chairman ^ for balloon the Watergate caper into people who have availed for God! FOR BEST RESULTS lOiiO_ . I _m _S ious _ abd publto aarrlaa ' oMka Day that is the nation’s capital. Silverman felt when she was consciousness-raising, as it ESTIMATES ON ALL MAKES during a police stakeout. The Nixon-Agnew, pddy was hireS by major political scandal. themselves of the use of Swanson EgJbAaosRAINTCQ Phona 643-9149 11.00 ' struck down by her assailant. I Buddy I incidmt produced a wave of Perhaps, also, Mrs' Silverman Assistant Secretary Elugene probably will threaten their Pool this summer have made 1 Nows ICASTROLOILS ★ FOICEIGN CAR PARTS What happens to a gaggle of Rev. Robert J. Burbank Hydromatlo TrantmUslon WPOP — 1410 I Bsbhst protest meetings, much editorial suffered under the handicap of Rossides as a special assistant. seemingly secure life style; but is comparable observations and 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—PHONE 649-4501 PAUL'S wringing of hands in both the being ^yhite in a town that, as children when they lose a mother is important that women not be Church of As.sumption Ropalrlng :00 BUI lij VW PACER PERFORMANCE EQUIPMENT or father to some underprivileged Although Nixon administration take steps jo let you know so. .Manchester BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK PAINT SUPPLY Post and the Star-News, and of bleeding hearts and editorial sources now claim Rossides f t R A F f r i t l afraid to think. It is true that 1, for one, am completely confi­ All Work Ouaranteed “Next to Vittner’s Garden Center” murderer? I wonder if a young A-i those who choose to rebel against Your indepondent 845 MAIN STREET course the usual expressions of writers are well aware, is 74 per brought Liddy into the Treasury, dent that this country is not Texaco Lubrloation Mrvloe iwsy girl’s mind is affected when she is society's preconceived and We Give Green Stamp# Tel. 649*0300 iiiSsKbm;s fear that the police were running cent black. the fact is they did not even meet “going down the drain’’- while we (abisfdsy) brutally raped, and if there are socialized definition yf 8:00 BUI toraara ~ Lm . , _jiltor a fascist state. At any rate, Victor Wartofsky until 1969. have young people such as you 6:46 Nsws . I victims who lose their jobs womanhood and motherhood wilt Heral(d 1Q:QQ Ray Dunaway I:l0 Bundsy Bdltiu ____ Coleman was shot dom in a has sto<^ up as an army of one Liddy quickly balked at taking and your peers in which to place BUf Wlntara because they spent too long In a definitely be conffonted by pre­ doaltr. i:0Q Cblp Hobart 6:$0 Nswt. ffotla relatively peaceful'midto^ to declare that while Colemari^s orders, parficulary when it came our trust.. li:» Bobby l^tr^ neighborhood — peaceful fiasco slaying was a terrible act, “it hospital recovering:^! from their judiced views such as the one Yesterdays injuries. Who pays the doctor ‘'“to politically volatile gun<'ontrol Thank you again for a fine job, CUSTOM. (loner^MloiisI lUp^ rur BSnrS. OB«. be a relative word in Hell City — drew no anguish , from legislation. Rossides was trying to admonishing women because and best of luck for whatever this (slurssu aaBOsys) lauissi UgM in which there had been more me...Pitying Gregory Coleman, bills for a hardware clerk who is they, like jittle children, should 25,Years Ago beaten up on his way home from - regulate the lethal ’ “Saturday fall has in store for you. KITCHEN than 150 bicycle theft? during the who had an arrest record of seven night special” pistols But Liddy, be seen (oogled, stared at, etc.) Mrs. Joseph Knoff Secret Society Used previous three months. So the offenses, would like feeling sorry work? and not heard. TV 60% In War I But I’m afraid both. Wartofsky an ardent giin fancier himself, 8o North &hool St. Some .'150 veterans cash in $60,- 5-Foot-Hig:h Masks cops, not illogically, decided on for the arsonist who scorches his was'marching to a different There is aLso the possibility Manchester, Conn. ' ()(X) worth of terminal leave bonds CENTER Weren’t Fit To Fly and I 3re dreamers. In the Domma, Guadalcanal—Mem­ the tried-and-true stakeout fingers.” drummer. High Treasury officials that a women may be branded that reached their maturity VISIT OUR SHOWROOM drawing rooms of the chic, moist­ “women’s libber", one of the bers of the Dukduk, a seirret method to see if they cduld catch As Wartofsky noted, Mrs. were angered when Liddy con­ tiMlay London—World War I showed a thief or two. They are now Silverman’s case was a different handed reformers, it is not many senseless labels created by EREEi that fliers needed special niedi- society in Melanesia, w w e ferred privately and without matter. Her “only crime was one fashionable to worry about the the members of an apprehensive “Incredible” OVER 30 STYLES ON DISPLAY eal cifre. A British study di-s- frightening masks five feet high under fire not only for Coleman’s authorization on gun controls iACI’ made of bark fiber stretched sudden death, bqt for trying to do of temerity or necessity. ” country’s Mrs. Silvermans. These swiety for the women who have To the Eklitor, ’ HOME OF FAMOUS BRANDS... O VER 1,000 KITCHENS INSTALLED closed that of every 100 pilot days, you get your name in the vvith White House and Ju,stice 10 Years Ago deaths, only two were caused by over u wicker frame. Wearing Specifically, she was out shop­ begun to question that society •hotpoint •maytag rigidaira •zenith C O M E TO EXPERTS something to curb the iittle crime Department officials as well as Your editorial of E’riday, Aug. THE enemy action, 8 by mechanical them, the members charged ping when ^ e was attacked and newspapers by whining about the and to be aware' of their rights as 25, entitled “The Case for the •rca •panaionic •westinghous* •hotpoint snve in that Mdghborbood. anti-gun-control lobbyists from J I Board of Eklucation awards the OPEN DAILY 9:30 AM 6PM THURS. FRI 9 P M failure, and 80 by pilot error, through villages, seeking out 46 West Center St., Manchester, and fatally injured. Although the trauma suffered by a convicted human beings. Nominee,” is Incredible. You •ttereoi •dlihwaiheri tradio* •tvs •dryers •etc. As the Post put it editorially, the National Rifle Assn. (NRA). 1962-(i:i schiMil milk contract to 385 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER but fully 00 per cent died be­ wrongdoers and acting as po~ Route 83, Vernon newspapers were full of mug^r or rapist, not by sym­ Thus women who are angiV licemon, judges and exccution- “An armed stakmut on a planted, The last straw was the lOOtti i'.l V'. l:i state that “there is a definite Dart’s Diiiry. , * Open Evoi. till 9 P.M. at the Parkade Phone 643-9561 GUARANTEED SATISFACTION 649-7544 cause they were physically unfit pathizing with his victim. Bah! may 1k' unable to deal with this unlocked bicycle is a setup for Coleman’s case, Wartofsky anniversary convention of the record for it to stand uiwn. ” Yet to fly. ors.

. ‘h .' J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Sat., Sept, 2,1972- PAGE NINE PAGE E IG H T - MANCHESTER EVEljllNG HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Sept. 2,1972 Americans re in Somewhat of a Stagnation^Running in Place ^ disihcdfL dngIsL Tip from Ford Pays Off, Yaz Big Man By Stottlemyre Stops fFSox EARL YOST In R S o x W in Russian Gold Medalist Sounds Off NEW YORK (AP) - sinking fa.st ball that batters rookie right fielder Charley BO^tON (AP) -rr Carl Yastrzemski, a 81x-time Golden SportB Editor usually beat into the ground. Spikes, making his big league strokes to win in an Olympic girl to get a javelin medal since Daniel of Elkins Park, Pa., were victory, helping West Germany to Baseball is a game of inches, Glove winner as a left-fielder, is playing first base as if he MUNICH (AP) - Valery expected to give the Russian “I was overstriding. "That’s why debut. NATIONAL LEAGUE record 4:00.26—a scant one- Babe Didrik.son did It in 1932. . fourth, fifth and sixth, just an a 4-4 tie when James Ferguson of they say, and Mel Stottlemyre owns it in* a move which is helping the ^ t o n Red Sox’ Borzov says American speedster as much of a challenge all my pitches were high. I East hundreilth of a second ahead of Australia's Shane Gould arm's length out of medal conten­ Santa Clara, Calif., accidentally proved it again P’riday night. Spikes singled to start a two- torrid bid in the American League Blast. as Taylor did- but they never got happened to talk to Whitey Ford W L PctGB sprinters are standing still. bagged her third gold of the tion. tipped in the Germans’ first goal. Extra Sipecial Salute The long-time ace of the New run uprising in the second inning. the chance. All they got was a Cooper. (ex-Yankee pitching great) the Pittsburgh 78 46 .29 "That No, 8 won the game for "A most unusual play,” Kansu Tvio of them, Rey Robinson Games with a world-record The American basketball team, They still had a 4-1 lead in the York Yankecg pitching staff Celerino Sanchez fdlowed with a scat in the stands to watch “Tve been swimming come- One man rates an extra special salute for his untiring other day and he told me If my Chicago 68 58 .540 11 ^ us,” veteran shortstop Luis City Manager Bob Lemon said. and Eddie Hart Averen't even 2:03.56 in the women's 200-meter so severely tested Wednesday by second half but saw it vanish hurled his first complete game single and Gene Michael hit a Brozov's victory. from-behind style ever since 1 efforts In supervising the excellent summer Rec Department pitches were up I was probably N w York 63 59 .516 14 f Aparlcio said in praising “You might call that an at ‘ern doing that— to their chagrin. bc*gan, " the 16-yeark)ld schoolboy freestyle. Brazil, had a laugher Friday, when Peter Teicher tied it just 50 since July 21, a four-hit 4-0 vic­ sacrifice fly for the first run off Yastrzemski Friday night after ball, and we had a few tonight Their sprint coach, Stan slow pitch softball program, Carl Silver. It was a gigantic overstriding. St. Louis 61 64 .488 nvz And U.S. waterbug Rick from San Rafael, Calif., ex­ "1 reckon I’m fit enough to do demolishing Egypt 96-31 for its seconds from the end, wrecking tory over the Chicago White Sox Dave Lernonds. Singles by Montreal 57 36 .463 20 the Red Sox threw up a Ught On such a double play, the ball Wright, had told them when to task to organize and supervise the most extended softball “I feel I've corrected it now. I DeMont certainly wasn’t—to plained. Steve Genter of another good one,” the 15-year- 60th Olympic triumph without a the Yanks’ attqmpt at ball- that kept ttie Yanks rolling merri­ Horace Clarke and Thurman Philadelphia 45 80 .360 33‘A defense (or Marty Pattin in a 1-0 has to be hit just r i^ t to the first repShirley Babashoff of Pa., led the assault with 17 points state despite its heavy use...It’s water over the dam but it Oakland, the triumph lifted the Houston 73 54 .575 7 City starter Dick Drago with the team in the league with an over* took another nickname heats had been run and they were into the lead after five of eight ball was sinking and my breaking against Rich Gossage in the fifth to win an Olympic foot race B'ountain Valley, Calif., and Ken- as the U S. team moved within a Yanks injto a second-place lie Los Angeles 67 58 .536 12 first hit off the right-hander. all average just under .260, Friday—the one of "world's out of it for gbod. Taylor just did dives from 10 meters up. U.S. Air would have been nice to have had at least one of the pitches were in the strike zone. on a walk and singles by Roy under 5,000 meters, called his na Rothhammer of Santa Clara, game of clinching a semifinal with the Tigers, l ‘'z games Atlanta 58 70 .453 22 Leading off the fourth, Yaz hit a collected seven singles and three fastest human." manage to get into his heat and Force Capt. Micki King, gold Hartford Twilight League baseball playoff games, involving "I was only overstriding about White and Spikes. Stottlemyre triumph "first of all a victory for Calif. playoff berth. behind Baltimore but only San Francisco 56 71 .441 24 line shot off Drago's right jaw for walks against Pattin. However; He won the gold medal in the qualify, despite having to bypass medalist in the three-meter Moriarty Brothers, staged at Mt. Nebo. Manchester was four or five inches on the mound , tripled in the sixth and Munson my country." He added that onehalf game ahead of Boston V San Diego 46 79 .368 53 a single. the Royals ran into a stout lOO-meter dash with a time of any warming up. Americans got shut out. In boxing. 20-year-old springboard diving, was fifth. again the No.l” dollar and cents” gate attraction with the but that makes a tremendous 'doubled him home. 10.14 seconds, beating by about a Americans "ate in something of a though, in the women’s 100- For Stpttiqmyre, it was a long,. Drago retired with a broken defense which pulled off three DeMont warmed up at just the lightweight James Busceme of biggest purses on a pass the hat and hope-for-the-best difference whether the ball is up Friday’s Resolu yard a fast<-losing Robert Taylor stagnation — running in place." , Japan harvested three gold tooth and a couple of others ' double plays. right time—in the final 100 meter butterfly as Japan's Beaumont, Tex., got off the can­ basis...With a crowd estimafed at between 1,500and 2,000 for long time from July to or down when it gets to the plate. The White Sox, who -have Chicago 14, San Diego 3 of Houston, and thereby ending a meters of his 400-meter freestyle East Germans Ruth Fuchs and Mayumi Aoki splashed to a medals, four silvers and five September He lost four of sw The majority of balls the White dropped their last three starts loosened and was replaced by Yastrzemski w u moved to first Jacquelin Todten were 1-2 in the vas to score a surprisingly un­ bronzes in sw gymnastibs events the playoff finals at St.Thomas between champion Moriar- Philadelphia 11-5, Atlanta 1-11 Tom Murphy. Yaz then went to last month when Danny Cater thorough domination of the event • swimming race. After the first world-record 1:03.34 victory decisions in August while Sox hit well were hit on the and trail Oakland by 2 '''2 games in women’s javelitr—Fuchs with an animous victory over PraiANan B'riday but, didn't do well at all in ty’s and H artford Insurance the g ate was only $268, which St. Louis 5-1, Atlanta 1-11 second on an infield out, stole was stricken with flu. Ihen the by'the United States. 100 he was eighth and last. ahead of Roswitha Beier of East Vichit of Thailand, giving the pitching to a sky-high 6.67 earned ground. If I pitch like that. I can the West Division, threatened Olympic-record toss of 209 feet 7 its national sport, judo. The ■ means there were a lot of freebees .Bowling activity, both Pittsburgh 10, San Francisco 6 third and scored on Rico Red Sox acquired veteran Andy Taylor had been the lone hope But steadily he began his Germany and Andrea Gyarmati United States its 11th win in 12 run average. win." only in the fourth, when Dick Inches—but Kathy Schmidt of Japanese failed to pick up a ducks and 10-pin, will swing into the fall and w inter schedule Cincinnati 1, Montreal 0, 12 Petrocelli's two-out single off the Kosco and put him in left. Kosco / for a gold by the United States, charge and, by the final 100, he of Hungary. bputs. “1 was making one small mis­ The four hits Stottlemyre Allen and Carlos May singled innings which had won the 100 seven was second only to Brad Cooper Long Beach,, Calif., took the The U.S. girls, Deena Dear- medal in the light-heavyweight next week...Vic Daley is serving again as general chairman allowed vyere all singles and he with one out. But Spikes made a scoreboard in left. Yastrzemski has won ttie job at le u t tem­ bronze with lW-8. take that was preventing my boll Houston 8, New York 0 made a couple of fine plays in the porarily with his bat, fielding and times in the last eight Olympics. of Australia. Then he turned It druff of Cincinngti, Dana Shrader In w ate r^ lo , the U.S. squad competition as nimble Russian for the annual Manchester Golf Open at the Country Club from sinking," said the right­ retired the last 15 batters in diving catch of Mike Andrews' It made her the first American Shota Chochosvili won that event. field, but saved his best for the strong arm, which cut down one Robinson and Hart had been on, passing the Aussie in ttie final of Fullerton, Calif., and Ellie failed for the first Ume to gain a ( Sept. 10-11. Close to 400 amateurs and professionals are hander. who has made his major order. He got plenty of offensive fly, Ed Spiezio popped out and Today’s Games and defensive support from Chicago never got another hit. San Diego (Caldwell 6-7) at eighth, preventing the Royals batter trying to stretch a hit into a expected to compete, amateurs on the first day and low league living since 1964 with a double. Chicago (Pappas 11-7) from at least tying the score. handicap amateurs and pros on the second day. First place With Steve Hovley on third and “There sure were some fan­ Gold Medals for Shane Gould ------Mark Spitz------for the pros will be worth $1,000...Walker Briggs, head Los Angeles (Strabler 0-2) at St. Louis (Durham ^ ) Joe Keough on first with none tastic plays out there, all over,” Birds, Ace Give trainer at Manchester High, reports all youngsters planning Boston Manager Eddie Kasko Philadelphia (Brandon 5-5 and out. Gall Hopkins hit a grounder AND to try out for fall athletic teams at Manchester High and at Neibauer 0-2) at Atlanta to Yaz a couple of feet off first. said. "We made some and they Plenty of Pressure Bennet and Illing Junior High must undergo physical • Stone 5-10 and McQueen 0-1), 2, Yaz stepped on the bag and fired made some, especially that (se­ Flip Comment a strike to catcher Carlton Fisk, cond baseman) Bobby Knoop. He RADK Yancy Early Edge examinations before they can compete. Exams will be given twi-night at Manchester High in the gym area Tuesday morning New York (Strom 0-2) at who tagged out Hovley, com­ made at least four great plays against us, saving at least a cou­ On Super Swimmer WETHERSFIELD (AP) - Bert /ancey sang the praises starting at 8 o’clock. Houston (Wilson 10-8), N pleting an unusual. 3-2 . double of a week in Maine and Lee Trevino and Lee Elder play. ple of runs." From Aussie Ace SATURDAY By DEBBIE MEYER San Francisco (McDowell 8-7) 2:00 (18) White Sox vi. Yanks, 1968 Triple Gold Medalist expressed delight over regained putting prowess following Youth ISot Forgotten at Pittsburgh (Briles 12-6), N MUNICH (AP) — Shane Gould, who has rivaled Mark WINF the first round of the $125,(X)0 Greater Hartford Open Golf Montreal (Torrez 13-9) at (Cin­ Spitz for attention in her quest for Olympic gold medals, was 2:15 (22-30) Royals ys. Red Sox, MUNICH (A P)^ Mark Spitz crumbled under the pressure in Tournament. Many times little men who get "big” tend to forget but cinnati (Nolan 14-2), N Astros Sink Mets^ Seaver asked after winning her third in world record time to wnc "I haven’t been able to sleep the 1968 Olympic Games. I watched it happen and the sight Yancey scorched the this hasn’t been true in the life of Frank Sheldon. When the compare herself to the American ace. 3:30 (8) U.S. Men’s Am C2um- nights I've been putting so bad," Sunday’s Games wasn’t pretty. At the 1972 games at Munich, it is obviously a Wethersfield Country Club Manchester YMCA, since rechristened the Community Y, pionshlp Trevino said. San Diego at Chicago “Well, he's a man and I'm a The two medals were the only whole new ballgame. course with an eight-under par 63 first opened, Sheldon was one of many North End Reynolds Victor 4:00 (3)GHO San Francisco at Pittsburgh woman," quipped the pretty ones for the American girls 8:00 (3) International World After what he's taken in the becomes impossible. There’s B'riday—matching his best com­ youngsters who made good use of the faciUties. Fraqk, as a Philadelphia at Atlanta Friday. The gold in the 100 Elder also has been bothered Australian swimmer in her dowij- Series of Hockey four-year interlude. Spitz someone every few minutes petitive round ever^but he still boy had a side job of selling magazines, but still helped earn Montreal at Cincinnati butterfly went to Mayumi Aoki of by erratic putting, and he put a under accent. 9:00 (3) Football: Cowboys vs. deserves all the golden pleasure asking for "just o n f more inter­ was only one stroke up on wider grip on his putter following his membership by setting up pins under the then director, Los Angeles at St. Louis After 12 Defeats Japan, followed by Roswitha The flippant comment was rare C3ilefs —, he can derive from the Munich view" or* “just one more pic­ STAFFORD SPEEDWAY Trevino, the British Open cham­ New York at Houston Beier of Blast Germany and An­ the PGA Championship a month the late Dave Hamilton...Now a successful businessman, for the l&-year-old, whose poise is 10:00 (22) Football: Patriots vs. Olympics. 1 think he will do the ture" The top modified drivers in the pion, and. Elder. Monday’s Games NEW YORK (AP) - Philadelphia’s Ken R ^ o ld s and drea Gyarmati of Hungary. ago. "1 had been gripping the Sheldon is also chairman of the Y Board of Trustees. Even in sharp contrast to that of the Broncos impossible ... win seven gold Your privacy goes out of the northeast will converge on Staf­ Yancey took last week off from -V. 0-*. ' ■ Chicago at New York, 2 Atlanta’s Jimmy Freeman each posted his first victory of the club too tight,” he said. before being named chairman, Sheldon put in countless two giggly Californians of the Deena Deardurff of Cincinnati, SUNDAY window. ford Speedway twice this the pro tour to fish, play some Montreal at St. Louis, 2 National League baseball season Friday night. The only 2:00 (22) Royals vs. Red Sox, m^als. same age she had just beaten Dana Shrader of Fullerton, Calif., It's a series of putting on that weekend, as the season comes to chess and some casual golf and do The pros ripped apart the 6,583- hours fighting for better conditions and facilities at the Y Atlanta at Houston, N difference is that Reynolds has been around since the start WnC; (18) White Sox vs. Yanks, To an amateur athlete, es­ Friday in the 200-meter freestyle. and Ellie Daniel of Elkins Park, little fake smile for the news an end with over $30,(X)0 to be some reading in northern Maine. yard layout, with 67 of the 144 and the North End’s Robertson Park, which is just north of Cincinnati at Los Angeles, 2, N WINF pecially a swimmer, an Olympic while Freeman is just up from the minors. Shirley Babashoff of Fountain Pa., finished 4-5-6. gold is the promised land. My cameras when you're dead tired distributed. "I feel great. I feel very relax­ .golfers finishing the first 18 under the building. If present plans materialize, the Y will be San Francisco at San Diego, N But U.S. men sparkled in the 4:30 (3) GHO Reynolds, who dropped his Valley and Keena Rotherhammer three from 1968 are in a bank safe and need to rest for the next Monday afternoon's Loctite ed, " he said, "Today’s round was par chase for the $25,000 first improved 100 per cent before the fall and winter season ASTROS-METS 400 freestyle, with Rick DeMont MONDAY first 12 decisions, scattered seven of Santa Clara were full of deposit valut in Sacramento, event. But, I tried to handle it 2(X), with a record-breaking $16,- just plain fun. " prize plus an automobile. starts with the bowling lanes completely refinished, plus AMERICAN LEAGUE "The Houston-New York game of San Rafael, Calif., capturing 2:00 (22) Red Sox vs. Brewers, hits in pitching the Phillies to an typically teen-age tee-hee-hee's. Calif. since 1 know news writers have a 180 up for grabs, highlights the Yancey strung five birdies in a East also had scoreless pitching from the gold in Olympic record time wnc Relative unknown?H!)urtis Sif- alterations to the gym and better lighting, not to mention 11-1 triumph in the firet game of a “If I'm supposed to race the It was five years ago when 1 job to do. festivities. Gov. Thomas Meskill row on the 12th through 16th W L Pct.GB Dave Roberts and Tom Seaver of 4:00.26. Brad Cooper of 3:30 (3) GHO ford, Joe Carr, and Larry Wood new locker room equipment...Frank Sheldon hasn’t twi-night doubleheader. next day, I calm down right 8:00 (3) International World first began swimming in regular Maybe some people enjoy will serve as grand marshal which holes, then birdied the 18th to Baltirhore 68 57 .544 until the Astros jumped on the Australia took the silver and were two strokes off the pace at forgotten the youngsters at the North End. He was on once Then Freeman, a 21-year-old, away," said Miss Babashoff Series of Hockey meets with Mark Spitz. He has being singled—being labeled as a has one of the most impressive take the GHO lead. He missed Detroit 67 59 .532 IMi New York ace for three runs in Steve Genter of Lakewood, Calif., 65. who needed an outlet for his spare time and a place to use 6-foot-4, 180-pound Ibft-hander, between giggles. "But right now 8:15 (22-30) Yanks vs. Orioles, grown tremendously since then, "superstar.” Not me. I like being entry lists in the Spe^way's only one green all day. New York 67 59 .532 the sixth. It was Houston’s fifth the bronze. B'our golfers—former PGA his energy to advantage. These same opportunities will be 2 went out and the Braves supplied I'm finished and I don’t think I'll WINF both as a contestant and as a just plain, old Debbie Meyer with history. Trevino and Elder shot what Boston 65 58 .528 consecutive win under Leo Miss Aoki, a husky little champ Dave Stockton, Deane 67 .464 10 him with 11 runs for an 11-5 ever settle down." man. normal friends and normal ac- Tonight, drivers and owners they called their finest rounds of offered the youngsters coming along today, thankS’ to (Teveland 58 Durocher’s leadership. teenager from Osaka, set a world Beman, Bob Barbarossa and Tom victory in the nightcap, although Shirley, who earlier had He was 18 and immature at - tivities. will be out to improve their the year, and they both gave Sheldon in particular. Milwaukee 50 75 .400 18 record of 1:03.34 in the 100 Silk City Event Ulozas—shot 66. the youngster surrendered eight PIRA’TES-GIANTS anchored the U.S. team to a gold Mexico City, he predicted five 1 believe Mark Spitz, the Mark I positions in the $15,000 Stafford credit to changes in their putting. West butterfly and made Japan a dual Fourteen golfers were bunched .592 strikMuts and 11 walks. Al Oliver and Manny SanguiUen medal in the 400 freestyle and In Final Stages gold medals and then buckled know, is much the same. He's a drivers-and-owners point fund. Trevino went to a new putter Oakland • 74 51 gold m ^ al winner in swimming at four-under-par 67, including 53 ^573 2>A each drove in two runs and Bob won a silver in the 100 freestyle, under the pressure. There's great guy with his real friends. The 30-lap modified finale will be with a different grip and also Chicago 71 Elsewhere, Qncinnati edged for the first time since 1936. Bob Goalby, who started the Attractive Softball Games 62 60 .508 10 Robertson homered to pace wound up her Olympic effort by The final weekend of the Silk nothing more vulnerable in the But, when outsiders come the last chance for both to im­ decided to “cut out all the Minnesota Montreal 1-0 in 12 innings, Nobutaka Taguchi swam the round with two birdies and a 60 64 .484 13V4 Httsburi^ past San Francisco. winning a silver— and losing her City Softball Tournament will get press than a pundit who fails to around, the spotlight immediate­ prove their spots in the most monkey business. I’ve been doing Kansas C5ty Houston blanked the New York men's 100 breastroke in a world hole-in-one on the 193-yard third 57 68 .456 17 world record to Miss Gould, who underway this afternoon at 5 back up his word. Now, at age 22, ly hits him and that somewhat lucrative NASCAR track point too much shuffling and fidgeting To End Season Next Week California Mets 8-0, Pittsburgh outslugged record time of 1:04.94 hole, but he could only play even 49 77 .389 25 Vi CUBS-PADRES won in 2:03.56. o’clock when Moriarty Brothers Mark is more mature. He ob­ bugs Mark. payoff in the nation. around. Just read the green and Crowell, Tim Kearns, Hank Texas San Francisco 104, the Chicago Wednesday. par golf after that. Two attractive softball games Chicago’s Rick Monday and Keena, who still has the 800 tangle with Sportsman Tavern. viously has decided to keep his Spitz has changed plenty, since The mini-midget and All- get up there and hit the ball." Routhier, Bob Wojewkowski, (hbs buried San Diego 14-3 and Spitz will be back in action Defending GHO champion are slated next week at Fitzgerald Friday’s Results San Diego catcher Pat Corrales freestyle with Shane on Sunday, Sunday’s third game of the day mouth shut on predictions. And, Mexico. He is probably the American Sportsman will also It paid off with seven birdie Chuck Amal and Pete Burnett St. Louis and Los Angeles split a Saturday in the 100 freestyle George Archer was among nine Field, the first Tuesday night Milwaukee 3, Texas 0 were ejected following a scrap in said after winning her first medal should decide the title. If not, the all he's doing is producing one of greatest swimmer in the world's finish up their campaigns on putts, including two of about 20 round out the team. doubleheader, the Cardinals semifinals. The finals, which golfers at 68, five strokes behind when all-star teams selected from New York 4, Chicago 0 the fourth inning. Monday was of the games: clincher will be held at 8:45. the greatest athletic efforts in history. He now has control of his Saturday night and each has a feet. Trevino hit every green in Wednesday’s feature will find taking the opener 5-1 and the “I try my hardest to keep my could give him more gold medals All games will be ’played at Yancey. the 10 Silk City League entries Boston 1, Kansas City 0 knocked down by a pitch from history. mind as well as his body. point race still going. regulation. Dillon hoping to reduce Minnesota 5, Cleveland, 4, 10 Dodgers winning the nightcap 2- than any other Olympic athlete in Fitzgerald Field. will play at 8. Bill Greif after Hendricks and mind on a race, but it's kind of Since 1 was fortunate enough to There was never a person so Time trials are scheduled for 1 the season series standing against 1. history, are set for Sunday. W^nesday night at the same innings Carmen Fanzone hit back-to-back hard after getting third place. " Following is the schedule: God-blhssed with swimming o'clock, the fastest 10 cars win­ Groman’s. The latter copped be in the Olympic spotlight in time, Groman's Sports Shop, Oakland 4, California 2 REDS-EXPOS homers. He exchanged words SATURDAY ability. He was great even with a ning the first five rows. The 1968,1 can sympathize with Spitz. regular season and playoff three of the four meetingsl but Expos' Strategy Pays Off with Three-Man Shift to Stop Reds Cincinnati’s Ross Grimsiey and with Corrales and the two then 5:00 Moriarty's vs. Sportsman lot of goofing off in practice. But, remainder of the field will qualify Pass Rush Protection Better Today’s games Uneven Bars Drop Olga 1 couldn't sleep because of the winners, will engage Dillon Ford, three of the meetings were Clay Carroll matched scoreless began swinging. Both were 6:15 Winner vs. Higgles even with all these physical through two heats and^ consola­ Cesar Geronimo is Forced Out at Home by Bob Tolan Kansas C5ty (Hedlund 4-6) at phone calls ... the knocks at my playoff runner-up, in a twinbill thrillers, 11-9, 13-12 and 4-3. innings with Montreal’s Bill ejected. 7:30 Groman’s vs. Winner 8:45 pluses, Mark Spitz proved in 1968 tion race. The race is slated to get Boston (Siefiert 10-11) door. 1 was bugged every time 1 starting at 7 ;30. The Feline League will provide Stoneman until the 12th, when Game Friday walked down the street. that you will be a failure if your under way at 3:30 p.m. the preliminary each night. Chicago (Bradley 13-11) at New CARDS-DODGERS 8:45 Loser 6:15 Game vs. Loser Pats Main Goal Team No.l Tuesday will be the Reds broke through for a run Young Gym Goof Getting your required rest head’s not perkihg on all circuits. Tuesday at 6:15 the Bobcats meet York (Kline 14-5) Rick Wise hurled St. Louis p u t RIVERSIDE PARK made up of men from Groman's, on Cesar Geronimo’s pinch 7:30 Game the Lions and the winner will go Cleveland (Dunning 3-2) at Los Angeles in their opening The longest race of the season Sportsman Tavern, Gorman’s, single, a double by Pete Rose, an against the Cheetahs Wednesday Purple Heart for Dick Drago Minnesota (Woodson 11-12) game with Joe Torre delivering a to date, a 200-lap marathon, will Acadia and DeCormier’s. The intentional walk to Joe Morgan Cost Russian Gold To Correct Errors night at the same hour. D etroit (Lolich 19-11) at two-run single in the third inning be the modified stock car attrac­ squad consists of Bob Kowalski, within two game® of first-place hitter and helped his cause with a and, after Bobby Tolan forced MUNICH (AP) — Russia’s amateur athletes are dis­ DENVER (AP) — The New England Patriots will be out Carl Yastrzemski, who’s Oakland (Blue 5-7), "Twi-night and scoring on Ted Simmons’ tion tonight a| Riverside Park Dave White, Joe Van Oudenhove Baltimore after the Orioles beat bunt single to lead Baltimore Milvyaukee (Parsons 9-12) at Geronimo at the plate, Johnny ciplined to be stout-hearted professionals, but no training won the Gold Glove for double. Speedway and one of the largest to cut down on mistakes tonight as they attempt to rebound and Bill Ruff, all top hitters. the California Angels 3-2. over California. McNally’s bunt Texas (Broberg 5-11), N Bench snapped an O-for-14 slump will keep a teen-ager from expressing emotion. from a humiliating loss and get back on the victory path Great with the glove and named Frazier to Rescue fielding and the silver bat for with a drive off the left field wall fields of the season is expected to The New York Yankees off loser Clyde Wright loadecFthe— ” Baltimore (Palmer 18-6) at BACK to SCHOOL be battling for a spot. Action tonight in a National Football League exhibition game with to the team were Jim Purtill, hitting, gave Dick Drago the stopped the (Tiicago White Sox 4- bases and the Orioles then scored for a single. Tears welled unmercifully in bronze, are well-known inter­ GALA D1 VOLPE, Sardinia California (May 6-10), N /begins at 8 o’clock. the Denver Broncos. Tim Quinn, Frank Gonzales and Purple Heart 'for pitching 0 and moved into a second-place two runs on a sacrifice fly by Ross also collected another NEEDS- Olga Korbut’s eyes Wednesday national competitors who were (AP) — Joe Frazier, world Sunday’s Games (kimplste SriectionI The big purse, plus a tidy bun­ Bob Westbrook. Others are Bob Friday night. tie with Detroit after the Tigers Bobby Grich and Tommy Davis’ double and two singles as he took night when, with the all-around expected to give Czechoslovakia a The Patriots (lew west to help Vataha, the Patriots’ spectacular heavyweight boxing champion Kansas City at Boston / dle of ,112 points will be on the Buttram, Bob Bycholski, Dave The Kansas City righthander were beaten 4-1 by the Oakland bouncer. Andy Etchebarren’s over the Cincinnati career hit gymnastics individual gold medal good chase in the medals race. the Broncos observe their 1972 passing combination, will go helped free eight (Carabinieri— Chicago at New York ARTHUR DRUG within her grasp, the 17-year-old line f(JT this big race, second leg Brannick, Al Heintz, Whitey lived to tell about it, though, after A's. Both New York and Detroit run-scoring single in the mark from Vada Pinson with home debut while still smarting against their old college coach, national policemen—from a Cleveland at Minnesota But Olga emerged as the in the season-ending Triple Jenkins, Rudi Wittke and John Yastrzemski's line drive bounced are 1 '/z games behind the Orioles. Baltimore eighth provided the 1,885. gymnast goofed. from a 31-10 mistake-filled loss to John Ralston, who is starting his helicopter which crashed Milwaukee at Texas The tiny trooper made two mystery girl, the wild card in the Crown series. the New York Giants last Sunday. first pro season as head mentor of Barry. off his face during the Boston Elsewhere, the Minnesota eventual winning run. Detroit at Oakland, "Twi-night Team No.2 boasts Bert Basker- Wednesday near this town on mistakes on the uneven parallel deck the Russians pulled out to Wilbraham's Bobby Stefanik 'T want to win, but I’m not the Broncos. Red Sox' 1-0 triumph. Twins beat the Cleveland Indians A s TIGERS Baltimore at California ville, Dick Belekewicz, Denny Sardinia's fashionable Costa bars and dropped from first to help win the game: who needs only a respectable pushing the panic button,” New "There’s no two players on any Boston’s victory kept things 5-4 and the Milwaukee Brewers Slump-saddled Joe Rudi hit a Monday’s Games PRE McAjdle, Craig Jordan and Ron Smeralda. 10th. finish in these last two features of B^ngland Coach John Mazur said. team (or whom I have more interesting in the zany American blanked the Texas Rangers 3-0. three-run homer in the third in­ Boston at Milwaukee, 2, Golym, the all-knowing com­ Seplowitz, all home run hitters. The helicopter plunged near a “We are trained to expect mis­ puterized information bank at the the season to wrap, up his third 'We know the mistakes we've respect, " said Ralston, who League Blast baseball race. The ORIOLES-ANGELS ning and Ken Holtzman notched Minnesota at Chicago, 2 Don Simmons, Chuck May, John golf course where Frazier was takes,” Olga’s older teammate, Olympics, can barely sputter straight track title, has to be the made can be corrected. We also coached Plunkett and Vataha at fourth-place Red Sox stayed Dave McNally pitched a three- his first victory in a month. Chlifornia at Oakland, 2 GRAND OPENING SALE Quaglia, Merrill Meyers, Don playing. Tamara Lazokotich, said. “We when fed Olga's name. ‘ favorite. know we must have,better pass Stanford. .“Jim and Randy com­ New York at Baltimore, 2, Twi- OF OUR take such matters in stride and The Grand Americans, protection and ‘a better pass pete, period. And I'm sure they’d (iight try harder.” (Jolym says she was born May Volkswagens and figure-eights rush." like nothing better than to hang /e Kansas City at Texas, N NEW IN-GROUND POOL Try harder Miss Korbut did. 16. 1955, is single, a student, 5- wind up their season with a The Patriots collected 13 one on the old coach" Parkade Lanes Cleveland at Detroit, N The wisp of a girl pulled herself feet-Vj, weighs 83‘/2 pounds and special holiday championship penalties and had four passes The Patriots have only one Stop in... take a look together on the balance beam and card Monday night. “ Come prepared to swim" competes in gymnastics. Her first intercepted in the thumping by victory, a 27-17 decision over the NEW! — EXOmNO moved up to finish seventh over­ listed competition was in 1970 PLAINVILLE STADIUM the Giants. Chicago Bears, in four preseason all. Then, on Thursday, she won where she placed second in "We made every mistake in the starts. The Broncos have a 1-2 To Open Tuesday NATURAL HEALTH Tonight is the big one at Plain- two gold medals in individual Nagoya, Japan. ville Stadium The modified slock book, and all were big ones," record, upsetting San Francisco events—the flobr exercise and the manager; Ed Wilson, control In 1971, she was first in meets cars will, be competing in a 150- Ma?ur said. “We're not good 27-24 a week ago. Tuesday night the 1972-73 Ten FOOD SHOPPE balance beam. desk; Alex Tedford, lane against Blast Germany and Japan lap feature race. B’irst prize will enough to make a flock of mis­ A crowd of about 43,(X)0 is Pini^jowling season will begin, And she won the hearts of the maintenance, and Bee Moquin, AT TH E and third in another Japanese be $700. Racing begins at 7:30. takes. We can't expect to get expected at Mile High Stadium makmg the 13th season for stadium crowds and television contest. Her 1972 record up to the away with them. " for the kickoff at 10 p.m.. New Brunswick Parkade Lanes custodian. PARKADE viewers around the world. Beginning with the new season Olympics included two firsts and Jim Plunkett and Randy Blngland'time. located in the Parkade Shopping Russia’s Liudmila Tourisheva, the ever-popular "Learn-To- a 12th in competitions between Center. who won the all-around gold, and two countries or in meets within Ellington Kidffe Bowl" classes will again be Miss Lazakotich, who took the Russia. , Colts Go Down to Loss^ A full league schedule is featured. These are completely Scotch,, Ball—Front nine-gross, booked which includes men's, free and are run one day a week We feature above and Alan Kemp-Judy Tartaglia 42; Hand Lions^ Touchdowns womc'n’s, mixed and junior for a five-weelf period. Instruc­ net—Bill Peck-Gladys Peck, se­ leagues, also a very fine and tors will be Mrs. Gloss and NOW OPEN below ground pools. 9 cond Alan Kemp-Judy Tartaglia, TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - “We League exhibition game. popular Senior Citizens League, Giovino, both certified. TOWN OF MANCHESTER third—Ray Beller-Mim Snyder; handed them the touchdowns,” "But despite the tipped balls different styids to choose which rolls every Tuesday at 1 Also for the coming year, every CHANTICLAIR IMPORTANT birds—Joe Renert-Mary Renert, mulled Baltimore head coach a|id dropped passes. I’m from. P.M. Saturday night as in the past, the PUBLIC Don't buy any pool Back nine, gross, -Jerry Salad- Don McCafferty Friday night pleased, ” McCafferty added. Parkade will be running the (un­ w ith o u t first chock* Featuring Rose Cagianello 43; net—Salad- after Detroit picked off three ’We played the l ^ t team of the The Saturday junior program GOLF COURSE ing wall Ihickntse. REFUSE filled Black Magic Night Other pools oro Caganiello, second, Joh’h will begin Sept. 9 with tvvo shifts, passes, converted them into year. You can’t fumble and tip featuring cash prizes. OLD HEBRON RD. only 14 gougo. Qur UNI-LOCK one rolling at 9 a.m.' and.the other 12 gougo stool Cushma-Marilyn Perachio, third, touchdowns, and beat the Colts passes against a good team like The lanes have been complete­ Jim McCarthy-Ellie Chaine. ‘ at 1 p.m. As in the past Mr. and COLCHESTER. CONN ponoTs oro almost 24-17 in a National Football Detroit and do much better” ly resurfaced and the decor of the 30% thicker (ot no CONSTRUCTION COLLECTION Mrs. Edward Yourkas will assist oxlro cost to you). interior changed with new -537-3223 in the supervising of the program. WE WILL BE OPEN carpeting and tiling throughout No REFUSE or RUBBISH The school junior program will ALL DAY Highly-Touted Passers on Display in Atlanta get under way in mid-October. me entire interior. Collection on Monday, Bernie Giovino will begin his LABOR DAY Namath, a former standout at the Namatli probably will play only ATLAN I’A (AP) '^ The highest 11th year as manager of the ten ANNOUNCING Septemt^er 4th. touted passers to come out of the Universitv of Alabama. the first half after which he will Sullivan's sUirt also will be the pin house. Giovino has twice slate of-Alabama in years — one a again turn tb Al Woodall to first Lime Van Brocklin has dwide wfiether Woodall or Bob been honored with the Brunswick YOGA CLASSES rookie professional, the other a Executive Award, the first in 1969 opened a game with a rookie Davis, the Jet's’ other quarter­ Hurultl (ihotoliv Hiii'uivK Ills by SHIRLEY BANKS Collections regularly sch^cluled for this veteran — clash here today in a and the second last year. This is Home-Bound or Practice-Bound? ' preseason .shapeup battle since 1961 when Fran Tarkenton back. will back up Namath this FALL SESSION BEGINS _____ the highest award the company m na will be made on Thursday, did it for the Minnesota Vikings SECOND BEST The Panthers deadlocked the Cougars with 10-1 regular WEEK OF SEPT, nth day between the Atlanta Falcons and sea.son September 7th. Disposal Area will be Temperatures soaring into the mid-80's didn’t stop these stalwart youngsters from heading for The Falcons are winless going Tin excited about it," Sullivan season records but lost in a, playoff for the Feline League title. Squad can bestow upon its managers. For Information Call the New York Jets^ A-ssisting Giovino will be Ciirroll closed also. football practice this week. Having already completed a practice s^sion in the morning, they into the game, having lost to San said 'It's something I've always members, front, Phyllis Uccello, Judy Richardson, Alyce McArdle, ( athy 649-6531 • 649-9495 Where Quality Begins braved the afternoon heat in their practice suits for another ,session at Bennet Junior High The National Football lyeague Diego, Pittsburgh and Miami dreamed alHtut.” As fur as Ids Miller, assistant manager, Bert W illiam D. O'Neill Gallup, Linda Gustafson; Second, Julie Hill, Lori Jones, Frank Nukis, Carol Gloss, program director; Bea_ School. Roger Scott of 80 Bissell St., left, and Bill Thomas of 106 Spruce St., head for the field, exhibition game at Georgia The Jets have defeated San Fran-- matchup with Namath is con­ Route 44A Cevooticootry Soucier, assistant program direc­ New Studio: Manchester State Bank Director of Public Works carrying their extra gear. Both Roger, who plays center, and Bill, a running back, are looking Tech’s Grilnt Field pits last yeqr's cisco, lied the New York Giants cerned, thO rookie said. “He's MacNamara, Karen (.entire; Third, Helen Crowe, Katy Sawka, Eris Lunglois, Tel.742.730SEnfioM-741-0300 tor; Jeff "Twerdy, head mechanic. Heisman Trophy winner Pat and lost to Pittsburgh jmd Dallas great, the best. It's Just a thrill to Paul McNamara^ Rear, Coaches Bill Ctmway, Ron, Nivison and Howie 1045 Main St. Manchester forward to their first scrimmage Thursday night in Bolton. They will enter 8th grade next week. Ginger Yourkas, snack bar .Sullivan of Auhuifl "against Joe Coaetv Weeb BJwbank indicated be able to play against him " Edwards. ■

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CEILING specialist — expert roofs, gutter work, chimneys, and flute. CaU 649-2566. 4:30 p.m. 643-0266. workmanship. One ceiUng or all cleaned and repair^. 30 years EXPERIENCED CABINET- 1971 TOYOTA COROLLA - your ceilings repairied and experience. Free estimates. Call maker, for the manufacturing of 4 To deluxe, excellent mechanical con­ painted. Also interior painting Help Wanted 35 Rowley, 643-5361. custom cabinets. Starting pay $4. Autqs For Sale 4 dition. Best offer over $1,000. 643- and wallpapering. Call 289-0773. an hour, overtime. In Manchester .1 6428. RETIRED COUPLE — in need Heating-Plumbing 17 of a nice home, year 'round, in area. Call 643-6467, I NEED CAR? Credit very bad? INSIDE — 'outside, painting. LOIS S. PALMER Trucks-Tractors 5 Special rates for people over 65. exchange for housekeeping arid Bankrupt, repossession? Honest SAM Watson Plumbing and WOMAN TO — live-in and care Call my competitors, then caU yard work while owners lives in BUD FISHER Douglas accepts lowest down, Heating. Bathroom remodeling for five children, four school MUTT AND JEFF 1969 JEEP Pickup Truck with me. Estimates given. 649-7863. Florida, October to May. No Happy Birthday MA smaUest payment, anywhere. Not and repairs. Free estimates. Call aged, five days weekly. convertible top, 4 way power children or pets. Call 643-5396. small loan finance company plan. 649-3808. References required. Vernon plow. Call 647-9M6. Mr. Cordera. J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom L ove.-i- BY FRANK BAGINSKI W o M E t^ AR e V w e l o v e Douglas Motors, 345 Main. area, Phone 872-4080 after 3:30 PLAIN JANE ...... -I — decorating, interior and exterior, BOTTI Heating and Plumbing— p.m. Avis, Russ, Mackv and Jacky/ "THE BEST /J WOMEN.--- FORD F-lOO — 1962 pick-up, 8 paperhanging, fully insured. For iN ) f ALL k i n d s VOLKSWAGEN Karmann Ghia, Prompt, courteous service. Call BAKERY MANAGERS Urbana, (Jhio / V/E cylinder. CaU 649-1532 after 6 free estimates, call 649-9658. If no PAYROLL CLERK - ^nd ALWAVS 1972, blue, like new, 2,200miles. 643-1496. FOR Si CaU 643-5171. p.m. answer 643-6362. general office work for resp«risi- PUT UP PATHMARK SUPERMARKETS •V NO JOB too small. Immediate Ble person with figure aptitude .V WITH, Campers-Traiters ABC Painting contractors; For 1970 DODGE — coronet Super service on service calls. Free and legible handwriting. Call 643- THEM.' IVIobile Homes 8 the finest in interior, exterior, Bee, 2door hardtop, one owner. estimates gladly given on heaUng 2414 M ween 9 a.m. and noon. wallpapering and ceilings. Free Immediate openings for persons 1 Many extras. Elxcellent condition. or plumbing. Faucets repaired or 1 Happ,,Krthday 1966 CAMPER — trailer, estimates. Fully insured. Fast, qualified to manage complete super­ 643-1281 after 5 p.m. instaUed. Water pumps worked REAL ESTATE salesman, ' Hey 1 exceUent condition. Phone 647- dependable service. Brush, roll, on. Complete heating systems, market bakery operations. Knowledge experienced preferred. Will con- THOM FIENGO $ 9604. spray. Integrity, quality, service. i Make new friends, , 1966 CHEVELLE — new 396 rec rooms, etc. Call M & M of production, inventory, merchan­ “ sioer training. Full-time basis Call day or night, 643-7375. Hope things aren’t too •:? engine, has mags with new Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. dising essential. We will pay the only. Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. S: and keep the old, 1967 NIMROD — Riviera tent dead in Brighton! | wheels, 4-speed, $1,500 or best highest wages to the right penon, trailer, very good condition. $600, RICHARD E. Martin. Full 4 One is silver ^ 1 -z. offer. 289-6686 after 5. MARTY'S PLUMBING - and plus all benefits. Locations in MEN - WOMEN. Earn $50-$75 2- Love and miss ya, 4 Call after 5 p.m., 643-9478. roiessional painting service, 3 evenings work. Nd deliveries. ^ And the other gold. cubttMkc Heating. Complete bathroom Jane % fnterior - exterior. Free es­ Springfield and Chicopee, Mass., and ■ W*l< *1^ lUwm* 9 -Z '^ * ‘ *~!^L^M|I|M------1963 AUSTIN — Healey Sprite, remodding and'repairs. Free es­ Car and phone a necessity. Call I Kat, 1947 FLXIBLE — Bus, new 401 timates, fully insured. 649-4411. Manchester, Conn. good running condition, best timates. No Job too smaU. Call 649-7432 after 6 p.m. V6 GMC rear e^ in e, 4-speed 5 a tarnished gofer offer, 649-1039. 742-7438 after 5 p.m. transmission, partially converted C. AND G. Home Improvement. TELEPHONE SOLICITORS - BY DICK CAVALLI Apply in person to Store Manager, WINTHROP 1967 PONTIAC GTO - standard to camper. $2,500 firm. Call Interior and exterior painting and E^ast Hartford. We need 25 people I ______MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY /Vtoving-Trucking-Storage 20 dally, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. August 31 1 transmission, good condition, $1,- between 5-7 p.m. 525-5240. wallpapering. Free estimates. to work four hour shifts. Choose ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• through September 2nd. 100 or best otter. 9 a.m.-9 p.m., 228-9565, 228-3531. your own commissions. Call 568- 1 Motorcycles-Blcycles 11 MANCHESTER — Delivery — Happy Birthday IT FELL TO UNFORTlsINATEiy/ HICCUPS p o e a A 742-6808. light trucking and package 8130 or yiply in person, .419 Main T'/E TRIH? EVH2VTVIINO, CEILING Painting and paper 1 Happy Birthday ISHCTAKI ARROW BARTH, X HB KNOWS ePEOAU FTZDBUeM delivery. Refrigerators, washers Street, East Hartford, Opposite LINDA t BUT... UH-OH^ FOR YOUR motorcycle hanging. $22.50 average room for INTO THE A I R .„ KNOWNOT HS2E rtSOAtaAlN/ fOR AN AsnaoN^crr. 1967 FORD FAIRLANE - 500, and stove moving specialty. Interviews for Mass, locations at; Pratt and Whitney. Love, 1 insurance call the Crockett Agen­ papering. Call 643-9112. VAIERE... $550 or best offer. 643-2836, or Folding chairs for rent. 649-0752. cy. Ask for Betty Turner, 643- P«THM«RK OF CHICOPEE EXPERIENCED LANDSCAPE 1 al Mom and Dad McMullin | o 528-2410 after 6. 1577. Building-Contracting 14 678 Mtmorial Dfivt Laborers, over 18. Full-time or Dressmaking 22 ChkopM. M ill- 1967 DODGE DART GT - $600. rt-time Saturdays. $2.50 per ij; 1 Love You To 1 EXPERT repairing aU makes of NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - CaU 643-2253. CUSTOM made ladies dresses, Toour plus overtime. Grantland bicycles including 3, 5 and 10- Remodeling, repairing, additions, % Even though your "Our” 1 suits. Bridal gowns and veils. Nursery. Call 643-0669. s p ^ s . Manchester Bicycle Shop. rec rooms, porches and roofing. 1967 CHEVELLE SS 396 - dual Also hand set fashion jewelry. iii: mustache doesn’t curl. QUEEN ELIZABETH | No job too small. Call 649-3144. Tor Conn. lociHon; point ignition, 3.70 positraction, 649-1133, ^ PILGRIM MILLS fabric Happy 11th Queenie | 1971 HONDA - 350 CL, excellent 4-speed, mags, wide ovals, black PATHMARK OF MANCHESTER department store is looking for 1 xoxoxoxox Love, condition. Asking $700. Call 9 1 c > - H vinyl top, new clutch and Water DORMERS, garages, porches, Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 27 214 Sponctr SUett mature woman, full-time, part- David, Dad and Mom | pump, Muncie aluminum a.m.-9 p.m., 742-6808. rec rooms, room additions, M inchtittf, Conn. time. Apply Pilgrim Mills, 434 kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, transmission. 875-9081. MORTGAGES, loans first Oakland Street, Manchester. 1171 Sr NIA. lx. TM Uf \n P«l 0«f 9-2. 1967 YAMAHA 250 cc, — street siding, general repairs. Quality ::i: Happy Birthday Happy Birthday | second, third. All kinds. Realty bike, excellent condition. Asking workmanship. Financing S September 4th) BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 1970 MAVERICK STANDARD- statewide. Credit rating un- EXPERIENCED AUTO - body One day late S $350. Call after 5:30 p.m. 649- available. Economy Builders, many extras, tape deck, excellent ^necessary. Reasonable. Confiden­ Or cill for intirview appointmont. man, paid vacation and holidays, TAMI Inc,, 643-6159, 872-0647, evenings. . KATHY MESSIER 4 WHEN VOU FINISH PICKEN UP THE MONEY, I'M 60EN TO TAKE MY CAR CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE condition, $1,595 or best offer. 9917. tial, quick arrangements, Alvin MASS 413-593 6434 good wages for right man. jin- 1 (Little Cupcake) ORELLA, HADN'T -tOU BETTER TRV TO GIT CONN. 203-646 7312 Love, ' 1 AN' SEE IP 1 KIN LOOK UP 643-1322, after 9 p.m. Lundy Agency. 527-7971. 100 quire B & J Auto Repair, 367 Love, THE WOMAN AH AMBULAHCB? 1969 NORTON COMMANDO — MASONRY— All types of stone, Oakland St., Manchester. Your Brothers & Sisters^ HOWEVER, I'LL MV , Constitution Plaza, Hartford. YEAH, HMW«.KIP<5EF0RD,NEW / I'M AFRAID PO&TPOKB engine balanced, additional brick fireplaces, walls, concrete •:;i Mommy, Daddy and Randy ------aA. YORK... MAYBE UNCLC ( THAT POE^NT RETURN TO CALIFORNIA UNTIL THE -1968 VOLKSWAGEN SQUARE- Evenings, 233-6879. ------*, X chrome. Excellent condition. $1,- steps, sidewalks. No job too An tqual opportuntty impioiftr. ^IP LIVED THERE V HELP MUCH! BEOUEtr DEAPUNE EXPIRED... BACK, $990. 643-2351. DRIVERS WANTED - to drive RECKIN. small. Free estimates. Over 20 WHEW HB F IR 'S T y 100. 872-3242. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd school buses in the town of 1 DONNA CAM E EAST! years experience. After 5 p.m. IN THE 5LIM H O ^ YOU 1971 MGB, RACING - ereen, mortgages — interim financing — Manchester, Call John SokoUs, Best of luck and Happy Birthday 1 1970 250 — Yamaha, Enduro, MAY HEAR SOMETHING 13,500 miles, superb condition. 643-1870. 644-2975. expedient and confidential ser­ SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST 643-2373 between 7 a m. - noon. FROM HIM B E F O R E good condition. $600 or best offer. 4 Happiness at UConn. MOMMY 1 Best offerj Call 623-8056 after 6 vice! J. D. Real Estate Assoc. 643- — Attractive position available in THAT TIME I 649-8645. ROOM additions, dormers, 1 Love You i p.m. 5129. Manchester surgeons' office. RETIRED MAN — for part-time % Love, garages, add a levels, roofing, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Applicant must have a pleasing cleaning, evenings. Apply Vernon 1 Mom, Dad and Mark Ricky 1 siding, foundations. Lqw, low 1965 PONTIAC CATALINA - 2- HONDA CB-160 - 1965, rebuilt Business OppoftunitY -28 telephone msnper, aptitude for Lanes, Route 83, Vernon. engine, excellent running condi­ prices. Bank financing. Add-A- door, power brakes and steering. figures and enjoy working with Level Dormer, 289-0449. Good running condition. Asking tion. 649-9106. THRIVING PIZZA Shop in the public. Light typing and 4 Happy Birthday Happy Birthday | $350. 643-6929. center orti oftown, well established, knowledge of insurance forms p g ‘ NANA ANN 1 CARPENTRY — Repairs, CLERK-TYPIST 1971 HONDA - SL-100, excellent good equipment, good lease. Call helpful. Hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 ■ running condition. Best offer. remodeling', additions, roofing. jii; Love, Love, 1 1963 CORVETTE - red, 327, 300 Bill Rood at T. J. Crocket, p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Gpod opportunity for quilified person Phone 649-3189. Call David Patria, South Wind­ h.p., good condition. $1,400. Call Realtors, 643-1577, Thursday, Friday and every other to’work in a small department within 1 Henry Stephen and Dad, Mom, Margaret, | ALLEY OOP sor, 644-1796. BY V.T. HAMLIN after 4, 289-5055. Saturday morning. Send business our ortanization. 5 Little Birdie Ray Angela and Paul » | and person refereitfes to Box N, YOU SAY M'LOfl WES ROBBINS carpentry BUT Hie ARMOR...?!) WHV;UK..l£SSEE.., FAR OUTM AN? 1965 PON’HAC GTO — excellent Services Offered 12 Manchester Herald. Must be an accurate typist with tood Happy 19th Anniversary ig C l ^ K HAS NEV \ WHERE ARE /W ER E FROM FAR STRANGE, IVE I f M N O T STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF remodeling specialist. Additions, ENTERED A Wn PAYOFF,' A g r e e d l ig h t f r o m a b a r r e l e d TO E)/PLAIN ALL St., Manchester. Hours daily 7;30- parking and an excellent tree benefit remodeling, additions, rec rooms, 521-7350. Evenings 1-688-1758. Or DenShe | SIGNAL FROM - k SIGNAL GUN .' LET'S t h is To yo u... 5, Thursday 7:30-9, Saturday, COUNTER WOMAN — for program. Apply: 60 ! 1967 MERCURY COUGAR - 4- garages, kitchens 'Remodeled, write: s p ^ , 283 engine, vinyl Iwrdtop, 7:30d. 643-7958. - morning shift, 5 days, will train. Happy 16th Birthday | bath tile, cement work. Steps, HUMBLE OILMND Please apply in person to Mister 5: Happiness is power steering, air-conditioned, dormers. Residential or commer­ TWO Handymen want a variety REFIIilNG CO Donut Shop, 255 W. Middle Tpke. •S Welcoming Home TERRY LUPACCHINO 3 $950 or best offer. CaU 742-8161. cial. Call 649-4291, FIRST NATIONAL of jobs, by day or hour. Yards, 41 North Mlin Strt«( A Great Guinea 3 ------ft,------STORES, INC. 1 St. Mary’s (Children’s attics, cellars cleaned. Lawns and W ill Hirtford. Conn. 06107 BABYSITTING WANTED — Love, The Sauerkrauts ; 1970 MACH I — Mustang, 351, V- N. J. LAFLAMME — Carpentry . PARK & OAKLAND AVENUE ‘-'V. __ 8, 4-speed, good tires, many ex­ gardener's service. Call 643-5305. Wednesday and Friday, II a.m. ■ ^ Choir from Camp Cathy and Sue, j contractor. Additions, to 5:30 p.m. for 2'/x year old and EAST HARTFOROT CONN. 1 Rick’s Mom and Dad '-V a - *4 tras. Phone 647-1628. remodeling and repairs. 875-1642. , P.S. Junior & Jose, too! i 6 im t, MK, U,. TM U. U| a. y , LIGHT trucking, -pdd jobs, also two school age girls. Will privide An equal opportunity employer. M /F BAKERY ' SOUTH - of CHEVY, 1965 — Impala, 283, moving large appUances. Burning transportation. Bolton area. Call Happy 17th Birthday t *'Happy 17th Anniversary j SGT. STRIPES. . . FOREVEJR BY BILL HOWRILLA barrels delivered. $4. 644-l'775. ALL TYPES — of masonary and Manchester, $5,500. Illness. Ex­ after 6 p.m., 649-0453. convertible, automatic, power reiiair work. Stone, brick, block, I DEBBIE lifcMandDAD —— ■ ...... r------' cellent'location. Robert Agency, PART-TIME - janitoriarwork, ! steering, new tires, very clean, flag stone. Also fireplaces, W h a t Y o o ^ g<'MMA evenings, weekfends'. Additions, _____ 2______J: UNCliALTIE Kathy, Maureen, steps, sidewalks. 649-1604, CH1E:E’ S RESTAURANT - CLERK-TYPIST FooC> IM IS't&uR F e e u R i ^ T 1966 ■ MUSTANG - good alterations, replairs. No job too NURSE'S AIDE - 11 to 7 a m. >: Love, Mary-Jane and Matthew small. Free estimates. Call Main Street, Manchester. $3,000 full or part-time. Laurel Manor, THi^ R /c r e p W i f e f * AT H O M E ... condition. 875-2092. Roofing-Siding-Chimney 16 j ' Nancy and Rick LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSOiy Stephen Martir, 646-7295 after 4 down, balance in weekly 649-4519. payments at 7 per cent interest. General office work, some experience 1965 CHEVROLET - Bel Air, p.m. WOMEN WANTED - full or SCHOOL BUS - driver* — GUTTERS and rooTs repaired Experienced only. Little security. preferred, 40-hour week. very good running condition. EXPEHlENCEp_l>RAI’ERY - part-time, for Vanda Beauty Bolton, 7:15 to 9 a.m., 2 to L(' and replaced. Excellent Ideal opportunitv'for anyone who 3:45 Must sell. 643-8183 or 649-5559. TWO YOUNG married men will operator and slipcover operator Counselor cosmetics. We will p.m. We will train. Phone ,649- do small repair jobs and painting, workmanship; Reasonable prices. likes restaurant business. Reason wanted, full-time. Sterling train. Also openlings in manage­ Free estimates. 646-1399^ 2384 or 649-8400. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN - Bug, also cellar cleaning and light for sale, retiring. Reply Box “AA" Upholstery Supply Co, 222 ment. No investment. Call 875- ■ - • - - . --- trucking. Call 646-2692, 646-3726. Manchester Herald McKee St., Manchester, 643-0359. 7357. rebuilt engine, radial Ures, $995. BIDWELL Home Improvement Private Instructions 32 MARRIED MEN - fuU and fm/rt- Phone 64?7153. An equal opportunity employer - tlme positions open. A p p ly :a t THEE Service (Souclcr) — Trees Co. Expert installation of NURSE'S AIDE - ■ 3-11, full or WOMAN TO — live in, older lady, PIANO INSTRUCTION - in my Don's American Servlca, IM It ’ 1864 CORVAIR - as Is, or for cut. building lots cleared, trees part-time. Laurel Manor, 649- light housekeeping, own Tolland Turnpike, trims. Hoofing Installation home. 166 McKee St., Manchaatar. parti, many new parts. Call 643- topped. Got a tree problem? Well 4519. transportation: Phone 64^2977, nB\f$0A4 f ' i I'"’* repairs. 649-6495 , 875-9109. Manchester. 649-9679. 463L worth phone call. 742-8252. ■'. /

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PAGE TWELVE T- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Se)^t. 2,1972 MANCHESTER EVEINING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Sat., Sept. 2,1 972 - PAGE THIRTEEN Apirtments For Rent 63 RV BORTH AND WHIPPLE Apartmtnt* For Rant 63 Wanted to Rant Houitt For Sal# . Housai For Salt 72 Out of Town-For Salt 75 wantad-Raal Estata 77 Help Wanttd 35 THEREOUGHTABEALAW 72 PLEASANT THREE-ROOM — MANCHESTER — One-bedroom MANCHE8TER - U&R Built BOLTON — Lakefront four-room I HAVE — several clients begging l a b o r a t o r V technicians apartment, convenient Wburban WANTED FOUR ROOMS - / b y GEORGIAN COLONIAL - AU ' w h e r e b y WMO RMOfiE? Townxhouse, private entrances, Raised Ranch, two baths, brick, ten rooms, four large Ranch, screened porch, carpets, me for a reasonably priced house. — Openings for qualified DECIDE location, applisnces, mother and daughter. 'No Business Bodies :■ CLASSIFIED HB - J •ULlTWOOltA carpeting. lamilyfamily jroom, exquisite plus extra lot. Hutchins Agency, Why not list with Cmtral listing laboratory technicians in ouality full basement, Includes heat and like private home. Working a^ ian cet. Call after 4:30, 649- -bedrooms, beautiful entrance T O LEAVE GOlMG? A M M TTSM appliances^ $200 per month. Paul yard with fruit treM. iJouble foyer. Two fireplaces, 2Vb baths, 649-5324. Service, 7424520, 568-1317. Leave control and testing laboratories. adulU. 643-2880. MERC? W. Dougan, Realtor, 6464535^ or garage. $34,900. Hayes Agency, two-car garage. Sun-porch, In ' name and number!' ELECTED PROMOTED AT AETNA ASSOCIATE OF MONTH Excellent fringe oenefits. Pay WHEN -ntE 8464)131. VERNON - 50 miles view, I'A commensurate with experience. 6461021. Bulinou Proporty- mint of condition. Philbrick William E. England, formerly Two Manchester men hgve Edwin H. May, III of ADVERTISING FISH A R E N T acres, hill top esUte, 2400 square Apply at office of, Albi Manufac­ Por Sale 71 Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. SELLING YOUR - home? CaU of Manchester, has bem elected been promoted at Aetna Life & BlTlMG:*" CLOSE TO - Main St., large foot brick Ranch. Excellent area. Manchester, local reprcMOtatlva turing Corp. a subsidiary of Cities LOOKING for anything In real Hagler Real Estate. We are vice-president, secretary and Casualtv. ' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS single home, 9 rooms, perfect $54,900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ofi%oenix Mutual L ^ itMuepwwiw Service Co., 98 E. Main St., estate rental — apartments, PRESIDENTIAL BROAD STREET - 68.000 TWO f a m i l y ’ - 5-4, looking for listings. 6434624, general counsel of the Jersey 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. condition, modernized kitchen, Co., has been named "AMoedata Rockville, Conn. An equal oppor­ homes, multiple dwellings, no VILLAGE APTS. . square feet of land with modem Immaculate condition Nuclear Co., Inc. and a member fees. Call J.D. Real Estate lovely shaded lot. Mid 40i, Keith throughout, new roof, exterior SELUNG YOUR - property? of the Month” by the oompaqr’i tunity employer. MANCHESTER commercial building. Your of the company’s Board of Direc­ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Associates, Inc. 6434120y business will boom In this loca­ Real Estate, 648m26, 649-1^. recently painted. Good invest­ BASKIN Call us first. We’ll buy your home home office sales staff, a cco r4 ^ One and two bedrooms. immedUtely at a fair price, all tors. U :M NOON DAT BBFORK PTJBUOATION ATTENTION tion. Call for particulars, Hayes ment and return. Secondary to Frederick J. Connor, CLU, Arruda, 644-1539. Deodllne for Sotordoy «nd Monday la lt:M Noon Friday DEMONSTRATORS Work DELUXE ONE - Bedroom Immediate occupancy. Agency, 646-0431. PORTER ST. — Area large financing available. Close to bus Real Estate I cash. Call Lou I manager of the firm’s Hartford with the company that has apartment, wall-to-wall carpeting Near schools, churches Rdnch, 8 rooms, excellent condi­ line. $32,500. Philbrick Agency, ■Thars’s no horns lik t tho oiw I Arruda Realty Agency. everything! Full color 'catalog. throughout, complete appliances, and shopping center, on MANCHESTER 12,000 - square tion. large level lot with privacy, Realtors, 646-4200. you own." vanity bath. Centrally located ' 2-full baths, lots of closets, 2 Toim COOPERATION wnx n iA L A43-2711 Best Hostess awards!. Largest bus line. Call anytime. foot brick and cinder block com­ BE AFFREGIATED I I selection, highest commissions. $175 monthly. R.D. Murdock, mercial building In business zone. fireplaces, Lx>w 50s. Keith Real CAPE SIX — rooms, large eat-ln COVENTRY-14-icro farm, 7-room | No investment. I.B.M. system for 7 MW y HE MUtTA Y I SEE SPLASrtItW 643-2692. 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 Central location, all city utilities, Estate, 649-1922, 648-4126. kitchen, 3 or 4 bedrooms, one Capo, 4 lir|o out bulldinp, tiroim . V e rn o n '♦IHCe'' speedy and efficient operation. O '" gTOPPlMGrAPOV>^P PISRf/>^AROU>tO 1ME gOATT 50x165' lot. 12 2^ 0 . For Im­ acre lot with privacy. Walk-out $50,000. THREE ROOMS — for rent, MANCHESTER VICINITY - 6- basement. $27,500. Philbrick Conrinued From Preceding Page Call or write today, "Santa’s Par­ mediate sale. Bel Air Real GIASTONBURY-Roducod $33,900. Lecturer Plans heat, stove and refrigerator, se­ . room Cape, new aluminum Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. ties", Avon, Conn., 06001. EsUte, 643-0332. Sii-rooffl Dutch Coloniil. 3 bodroomt, I Help Wanted 35 Telephone 1-673-3455. Also / cond floor, near bus une. Month siding, new roof, 3-4 bedrooms, Help Wanted 35 security r^ulred. 6461098. ' FIVE-ROOM - Duplex, $185. overlooking Andover Lake. Only \'h bathi, complotoly rodKorotod, Public Address booking parties. BOLTON INDUSTRIAL - land COLONIAL 9 — rooms, five years heated. 643-4017. $23,500. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. old, large modem kitchen with boautiful let. WANTED WOMAN — or college A STRONG — healthy man ••••••••••••••••••••••**#****** for sale including rented package Individual responsibility for MANCHESTER 4 - very large room for table. First floor family GLASTONBURY-6-room Capo, I'/i girl, trvo full days weekly as needed for roll changes and PART-TIME—' Cashier. Apply in Furnished Apartments 64 store, also rented auto body shop. contributing to peace in the com­ rooms, first floor, 4 family, atti room, 24’ long with fireplace, Mothers helper, to do babysitting general maintenance around person. State Theatre. Main St.. 228’ frontage on busy highway. uras, 3 badrooim, formal dinini basement storage, Available im- ir formal dining room, large living munity and in the world will be and light housework. Own polyethylene converting Manchester. furnished For full information, call E. A. room, bulN-in hutch, cioM to privala mediately, 633-0135. TWO-ROOlVf two-famiCy room, 4 bedrooms, full basement emphasized in a free public ad­ transportation necessary. machinery in Blast Hartford plant hot water, Mitten, Realtors, 643-6030 or 649- tw im m ini and Iannis club. $32,500. apartment, heat with rec room and laundry. Large dress Thursday In Rockville. References requested. Phone for 8 a m. t o -4:30 p.m. shift. erator. Apply I TOLLAND-2>/4 acrai - 9 room COMBINATION THREE-ROOM — apartment, stove, >refriger wooded lot. G ar^ e $41,500. Miss Nancy E. Houston of Ur- 646-7545. Please a ll Personnel Director, Porter Street area, heat, parking, Marlow's, 867f ’Main Mai Street. Riliad Ranch, 2'A baths, 4 badrooms. EXCELLENT BUSINESS - first Eictllent condition. 4 and S-room Philbrick Agency, Realtors 646- bana, ni. will speak at 8:15 p.m. between 1-3 p.m., 528-9471. BOOKKEEPER- utilities. Ideal for newlyweds. AsUni $65,000. PART TIME— cleaner. Apply in 65 class food, possible gross of $35,- aparlmonlt, ekpandablt attic. 4200. in First Church of Christ, Sden- SALESWOMAN Reasonable. 236-0564. Houses for Rent TOUANO-$-room Colonial, bam, Kenneth I.'*Chase person. State Theatre, PART-TIME — evenings, fryer 000. All equipment included. Saparata fumacat. Nict yard. $34,- tist, 94 Union St. Her lecture will Fm hlMlm enr and tivck ADULTS ONLY — immediate construction and design. Golfrey particularly favors m tdiaiiic. E iptfitnca and itUabiUly n tie n u o In TAG SALE — Friday, September home. J.D. Real Estate aluminum siding, garage, acre Zoned for future appreciation. Bolton Branch, Rt. 44-A The Chamber now has 350 James. C. Hamilton Miller Farms, North Coventry, LIKE NEW — ' Contemporary occupancy, 5 rooms, second floor, MAN FULL-TIME - to handle quality Rtfaftncat. 1st to Monday, Smtember 4th. 10 Associates, Inc. 643-5129. Come see why! lot, $34,000. Philbrick Agency, Needs work, priced accordingly. 647-9119______647-9110 McGovern’s* economic policies. members and is conducting an A ngela Due 643-8021. Queen size bedroom suite. Over heat hot water, carpeting, with or FOR RENT Hamilton, who received his .shipping, receiving, inventory a m. to 5 p.m. 89 Branford Street, Directions: North on Ver­ Realtors, 6464200. Ideal for handyman. Construction The economics professor told a all-out membership drive, $800, 3 years ago, price $375. 226 without appliances. Call 249-9397, mortgage a possibility. Mr. Lom­ bachelor’s and master’s degrees MALE FOR — delivery and stock control and some custodial duties MELLEN, WHITE Manchester. LEDGECREST Apartments — PINNEY QROOK III Democratic gathering here this To Visit Cuba 3278. non St, left on Scott Drive. bardo, TClfiore Agency, 647-1413. DeQuattro said. from Yale University, joined the work, prior experience necessary for small electronic firm. Must & PALSHAW Brooklyn Street, Rockville. One- LARGE ONE-BEDROOM - Garden kpartftients NEWLY LISTED - 6V4-room NORTH COVENTRY — 7-room week that McGovern’s fiscal own station wagon or van for TAG SALE — rear, 265 West bedroom, $127 per month; 2- Fourth right off Scott Drive is company in 1967, was named WASHINGTON (AP) - After in retail business. For evenings 107 Burnsid« An.. E nt Hartford apartment, with heat, carpeting ELLINGTON, CONN. Colonial on a pleasant, central, Cape, IVk baths, sunporch, acre stands are not radical but respon­ NEW ASSIGNMENT Center St., Friday-Sunday. POSTURE QUEEN - deluxe bedroom $161 per month; 6 acturarial assistant in 1969 and her current visit in Moscow, and weekends. Flexible hours. deliveries in Connecticut and and appliances, $179 monthly. Pinnty St., Rt. 286 Dearborn Drive. Look for tree-lined street. Large living . land. Only $26,500. Goodchlld- sible. John J. Armstrong, formerly of Bureaus: wardrobes, oak table, bed set. Used 6 month?. Call 649- Angela Davis will visit Cuba; Apply in person, to manager, western Massachussets. Required bedroom $174 per month. Rental Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 646 signs. room, formal dining room, eat-ln BarUett Realty. 742-6736, 643- 129 Tudor Lane, Manchester and senior acturaial assistant in 1971. to handle up to 80 lb, packages telephone bench, rocker, sewing 3375. includes heat, hot water, all Per kitchen with separate pantiy and He lives at 14 Kennedy Rd.^ Chile; East Berlin; Sofia, L^gett Parkade Pharmacy, 404 1021, 6464535. MANCHESTER 2098, 569-1744, 643-7887. a graduate of The Hartford's West Middle Tpke,, Manchester, occassionally. $2.50 per hour plus SALESMAN M E N 'S - clothing machine, lamps, etc. utilities, parking, wall-to-wall n 3 S " « - laundry area, enclosed porch, 1V4 SUN SPRAY Bulgaria, and Prague, MOVING-MUST sell' 4 rooms of carpeting, range, refrigerator. t BARRY RD.-Einblnd«r bulK, 6-room career development program, has Conn. 10 cents per mile, good driving and furnishings, part-time, ex­ ' IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, - TOTAL ELECTRIC Your Home May Be baths, 3 good bedrooms, VERNON — $27,500. Immaculate BRADFORD, England (AP) Czechoslovakia, before returning BARN SALE — Something for furniture. 6463150. ^ been assigned to the insurance record required. Write P. 0. Box perienced desired. For appbint- Applications being accepted. Call 6rooms with heat. $180. Security 3>/4 tMm dtluii Taken In Trade children's puyroom, attic and Capo, 4 bodroomt, firtplice, roc 3-bedroom R ^ ch , newly finished — Britain’s sun-deprived gar­ to New York, the Soviet Embassy everyone. Saturday and Sunday, Rockville, 875-0789 or Meriden, $150. company’s Washington, D.C. CHEMICAL TRAINEE - High 415, Rockville. ment call 6467954. deposit, lease. No pets. Phone basement storage. Separate 3-car room. Only $30,900. ancied recreation room, large deners may soon have less diffi­ has announc^. 10 a.m. Follow signs, West St., BUNK BEDS — complete set, 237-8858. Equal housing oppor­ FiiiplK t unil garage with separate extremely regional office, with head­ DECLARES DIVIDEND school chemistry background. 643-7836. fot, convenient location. culty ripening their tomatoes Miss Davis, the blade militant FACTORY HELP- - applications PART-TIME EVENING — work. Hebron. $35. good condition. Call 647-1914. tunities. $175 BELFIORE .Urge workshop area. $27,40d. WOODSlOE $T.-S hinnon built, 5V^- quarters in Alexandria, Va. At the quarterly meeting this Plating or analytical experience O'Donnell Agency, 875-8647. and reddening their apples. A and avowed Communist, received are now being taxen for If you need extra money to buy BRAND NEW 3 room AGENCY Odegard Realty, 643-4385. room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, fireplice, Armstrong is a 1972 graduate of week directors pf Lydall, Inc. helpfuful. Full-time position only. SOLID MAPLE — double THREE-ROOMS - partially spray-on sunshine product will a Lenin Jubilee Medal on CC, Manchester assemblers and machine another car, house, furniture or TAG SALE — Notch Rd., Bolton units in brick and stone oversized p r a p , cloted-in porch. BOLTON CIRCA - 1800, 12- voted to pay a quarterly dirfdend Reply Box headboard. Black hitchcock twin furnished, garage, older couple REALTORS - 647-1413 be available in Britain next the University of Massachusetts. operators. Apply Personnel for Christmas, start your training at the Terra Alta, Saturday and .Garden Apartment 27 PRINCETON ST. - 5Vi-room Immaculate. Only $32,900. room Colonial with four baths, 6 of 20 cents per share on the Wednesday in Moscow. Herald. headboard Antiqued Welsh cup­ preferred. Available immediate­ spring. He was one of 17 graduates of the Department, Monday-Friday, immediately with Nobility Sunday, Sept. 2 and 3, from 10-6. WOODLAND building. Range, Colonial, l ‘/5 baths, 2 large bedrooms, huge stone fireplace, company’s 80-cent Preferred The embassy reported that board, solid maple dining table, 4 ly. 649-4092. Manufactured in aerosol cyl­ company’s program, a 2(Kweek FEMALE CLERK - for day and Iona Co., 6 Regent St., Boutique, an exciting new line of refrigerator, disposal, DUPLEX 7-7, Excellent bedrooms, attached garage, garage and tool room, one acre Stock and 37 Vk per share on the Miss Davis wanted to be in New TAG SALE - 265 West Center hitchcock chairs, matching hutch. alk to all ARRUDA REALTY inders, a couple of whiffs of the training course which stressed night work, full and part-time. Manchester. home decorating accessories. For MANOR - MANCHESTER FOUR - room basement laundry & investment possibility if bought screened porch, short waL lot with pool. $47,900. Fiano company’s $1.50 Preferred Stock. York on Oct. 1 to participate in Street, Saturday, Sunday and Four matching bureaus and 644-1539 Lou Arruda spray will work as well as a insurance principles and gave Pleasant, prestigious, envirom- details call 6469306. duplex, adult couple, no children, storage, . wall to wall with 7-room Colonial. Possible schools. Vacant. Call 6494206. Agency, 646-2677. the election ca m ^ g n of the Monday, Baby crib, playpen, bookcases, used for built-ins. 646 week of warm, sunny weather, background on The Hartford's No dividend was declared on the nent, some expenence necessary. PART-TIME - help, 610 p.m., APARTMENTS no pets. Call 649-3605 mornings carpeting. commercial property. 250x175 Communist party. tricycle. Skis and poles. 3444. the Yorkshire makers claim. operations. Common Stock. Apply to manager, Liggett experienced preferred. Apply in only. M u lti only, abislulihf no p<(s lot. A rare opportunity. Hutchins MANCHESTER 9 — room COLUMBIA THREE - bedroom person. Hilltop Market, 234 Oak PART-TIME Miscellaneous items. Agency, 649-5324. handyman's delight. Only $22,- RAISED RANCH — 8 rooms, Ranch on % acre lot. Finished Since the company was in Parkade Pharmacy, 404 West MOVlNG-must 8 sell, excellent Reserve now for Oct. 1st St. HOMESTEAD ST. 500. Fiano Agency, 646-2477. large mts substance 40 Rub out service department, boating with oven and range, living room On Ihil immiculitt Riisid Ranch in prtftrrtd Overlooking lake, $2,200.'*Coven- Dated at Hebron, Connecticut 9 A h , m e ! 26 Class Pups,, black, shots, very affec­ Oakland Street. monthly. Paul W, Dougan. Frechette & Martin, 647-9993. 16 Natives of 41 Having soles supplies, accessories, Woolsey has wall-to-wall carpet. Scarce ntifhborhood. Laf|i liftplactd living room, try. Half acre, excellent area, ANDOVER LAKEFRONT - this 29th day of August, 1972. western 10 Feminine 27 Ship lader 42 Asterisk tionate, reasonably priced. Call Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. Business Locations- paints,. Gerich's Marine Service, WANTED - Crank phonographs, SIX-ROOM - duplex, $150 price ranje, $28,800. Wolverton dining voom with sliding gitst doors to sundKk, $3,500. Tolland,-acre, $3,900. well situated on a 300’ d e ^ lot. James L. Derby, Jr. hemisphere appellation 28 Foot 43 Italian river 872-4804. F o r R e n t , tquipptd hRchtn, etc room, 2-car garagt, ivork- 11 Maiden 1982 Tolland Tpke., Buckland. Agency, ealtors, 649-2813. Hayes Agencj!, 646-0131. This spacious 3-bedroom Ranch Get Weii Wishes, etc. 18 Slim (comb, form) 44 Vanquish cast iron banks and toys, comic TWO-BEDROOM - Townhouse, monthly. For appointment write frn aluminum siding. Largo lot. Availabli tor Joseph J. Fill 17 Obstruct 29 Fruit drinks 46 Lohengrin’s 643-2363. with fireplace on glasscd-in 20 Flat-topped GREAT DANE — Five-week old bodks, round oak tables, early \ ' / i baths, fully equipped kitchen, Hans Bertram, 470 Adams "St., 460 MAIN STREET - Ideal immodlalo occupancy. Registrars of Voters 19 More refined 31 A ll----- up bride MANCHESTER - 4-4 duplex, MANCHESTER-CHOICE porch, can be yours for a low hills puppies, AKC registered. Call furniture, military items. dishwasher, stove, disposal, Manchester. office for real estate, etc. Heat, Attest: Gladys T. Miner, Town 21 Expire 23 Indolent in finery 47 Wicked 1961,18' BOAT — 85h.p_Mercury huge kitchens, two large building lots, Wyneding Hill Rd. ,• thirties offer. Central Listing Ser- after 6 p.m,, 875-5168. Evenings 643-6535. refrigerator, wall-to-wall $160. Security. Call 64(5-2426 9 to 5 ' . 22 Slight tastes 24 Trimming for 33 Frostier 48 Tier bedrooms and living room. (lovely high scenic area), 2-acre vjee, 742-8520, Answering 568- aerk 1 ah underslip 38 Continued 50 Feminine and trailer, $750, Call 649-4997. carpeting, patio, barbecue grills, LARGE SIX-ROOM - second p.m. SENTRY 24 Secular Separate utilities. $32,500. with ponjl at''|9,500. One choice FREE — “Happy Birthday, Ad” 25 Sour story nickname WRsT HIGHLAND -♦ white Rootm Without Board 59 $225 heat, included, children floor apartment, central. Garage, Real Estate 1317. ______26 Biological Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 649- near-acre lot at $12,000. Call entity terriers, AKC registered, 7 weeks welcome. Septepnber occupancy. ^curity and references. Seen oy . THHEE-ROOM comer office 2 8 9 -4 3 3 1 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 0 9 10 11 Garden Products SO Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. Wat­ NINE-ROOM — Colonial home to our Senior Gitizons over" 80s 27 Health resort old, 872-8138. THE THOMPSON House - I). J, Henry Co 644-1330. appointment. Write Box M, suite. House & Hale Bldg., 953 2813. ______NOTICE 30 Agree 12 13 14 Cottage St., centrally located, -Manchester Herald. Main St,,>,Phone 643-4846. son Beach Co.. Hartford Office, with targe barn, 5‘A acres of land, REPUBLICAN CAUCUS ■ Limit one per birtliday. * 32 Redacted CORN, TOMATOES - MANCHESTER Deluxe 8- 547-1550 dog run. House ha? aluminum L iv e Stock 42 large, pleasantly furnished MANCHESTER - Newer 2- Republican electors of the 34 Kind of fruit IB 16 17 cucumbers, peppers, squash, rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 for roonq r Garrison Colonial, 2'A RAISED RANCH - 7'Ai rooms, siding, large patio with a brook. 35 Move back bedroom Townhouse, includes Town of Vernon are hereby onions, cabbage and fruit. 21 overnight and permanent .guest y _ baths, carpeting, double garage, cathedral ceilings, fireplace, rec. 4.86 ACRES WITH - older Si- $37,500. F. M. Gaal Agency, 36 Editors (ab.)< IS 19 20 TWO SHETLAND PONIES - Angel Street, Manchester. heat, appliances, IVi baths, full X room, 2-car garage, large wooded notified that there will be a rates. CALL T.J. Crockett,. Realtor at quality construction. Richard bedroom house and barn. Realtors, MLS, 643-2682. W baf cQuId make a person happier 37 Violent one mare, one filly, very gentle, basement, $245 per month, Paul lot, aluminum siding, $31,900. ••••••••••••••••••••••••******* caucus at the Vernon Town rail, passion 21 22 23 Martin school. Hayes Agency, Located in Manchester Country excellent for children, with sad­ W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. 643rl577 for office space. All Philbrick Agency, 648-4200. Rockville, Vernon, Conn(/on 39 Currier 24 26 27 2t 29 shape’s and sizes and prices. New 646-0131. ______Club area. Cap Real ESstate, 1* Wanted-Raal Estata 77 26 dle and bridle. 647-9031. VILLAGER September 7, 1972, at 8:00 p.m. than fo make another person smile? and------■ ^MANCHESTER 3 Deluxe 2- ana old. Let us know your 673-4454. 40 Otherwise , 32 33 MANCHESTER - 6-Room RANCH SIX-ROOMS - targe 30 31 bedroom townhouse, includes APARTMENTS cfemands, we will do everything SELLING your home or acreage? for the purpose of selecting party- 41 Observe FRESHLY P IC K ^ Colonial. Six generous rooms In­ living ixMm, fireplace, wall-to- BOLTON 7.7 ACRES - 658' 34 36 4S heat, appliances, carpets, full for you except make Ihe For prompt friendly service, call endors^ candidates for the of­ 42 Swordlike Articlos For Sale Immediate Occupancy clude a formal dining room and 3 wall carpet, garage. New roof and frontage on Route 44-A highway. Louis Dhnock Realty, 649-9823. weapon (var.) private basement. $230 per payments. fice of: Order Year Happy Ad Today! NATIVE VEGETABLES 5-Hoom Townh'ouseS, bedrooms, living room and big furnace. Immaculate condition. Excellent business potential. 45 Order anew 36 47 36 39 month. Paul W Dougan Realtor, State’’ Representative in the ■ PICNIC TABLES, extra sturdy, Butter-sugar and yellow Corn. Delicious, fun to eat. Field-ripened I'/q tiled baths, com­ Kitchen, 2

. ■ ii ^AOE f o u r t e e n - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat.. Sept. 2,1972 O b itu a ry Democrats Head for Vote U.S. Jets Smash Christina Marie Ream Hoping It W onf Come Up Border Points VERNON - CTiristina Marie (Continued from Page One) that it violates their con­ have no way of knowing what the Ream, infant daughter of Glenn Continued from Page One) the northwest line 88 miles above stitutional right to "due process." court will decide. But it’s and Anita Bravo Ream of 35 to federal court to prevent the Hanoi, destroying one building But nonetheless, the necessapi to protect the interests Pilots reported destroying the .^Haylin Dr., died Thursday at people from exercising their legal and cutting the •line, spokesmen Democrats Friday told town of the 'Ltemocratic party. Vu Chua Railroad Bridge Soqjh. ^Manchester Memorial Hospital. right to vote at the appointed said. committees in towns split into "We 'must be sure we have II is 100 feet long and eight feet Survivors, besides her parents, time,’’ said Gaffney repeating a The aim of the attacks on the more than one district under the candidates, no matter when an wide, spanning the Suol Ngang are a brother, Craig, and a sister, theme he has used much in the rail lines was to keep them in­ 1971 plan to meet today to select election is held," he said. River. It had been attacked June Patricia. past few months. operative. thus slowing the flow delegates for district nominating 23, but the North Vietnamese Funeral and burial will take A hearing is scheduled in of war materials from China to jW iljW lu : conventions Sept. 23. rebuilt it^ the AirP'orce said. place in Schaeffertown, Pa. federal court Tuesday on the The delegates will be selected Hanoi, The second bridge, the 140-foot Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Democrats’ request for an injunc­ on the basis of population and on long, 14-foot wide Vu Chua In South Vietnam, enemy W r . • • • * * Main St. was in charge of local tion against Sidor’s order. The Attorney James Wade, counsel the number of delegates the town , IWthM> FmtthM Democrats claim the shortened for the Democrats, said the ac­ was entitled to at the 1972 state 'Itailroad Bridge Southwest, was gunners hit “a U.S. helicopter V iiltMiSiiMI arrangements. « • • • • . ' pre-election timetable is so short tion was necessary because "we convention. attacked only a week ago but the gunship with small arms fire four 'iMMIlthtH * «n»t. bombs m iss^. In Friday’s strike, miles southwest of Quang Tii :: * * « « * ^ ‘ Carl Anderson pilots said they dropp^ one of city, wounding the pilot, the U.S. the bridge’s three spans and cut Command said. $» IflK South Windsor m n Carl D. Anderson, 80, of Tolland the rail line leading to it. Heavy fighting continued at MU CMimit Itl» "IMn'l Iti IMS UltM» *in M Ofswn wi iiw ong tiwictig^ Glastonbury, father of Ralph 229 N ew Voters Along the northwest rail line. Quang Tri and more than 100 It- YOU TOtT TO CUN 0 PftilE. II is i w OMJ '« « i* «• Krn'nl"l Wmimi iK k ili iM il Anderson of Manchester, died bt l« iiilliofljtd Cum CgntMS in Cnnwcticiil List g»»liW« nlnigMt leHMt TjNIs Air F'orce pilots for the first time miles to the south in the con­ an K tt 00 W T K M . Rglaa an< Sagulailw s M Ir tle o Onniwn w ill decMt a ll wm Mis. Orijas Thursday at Hartford Hospital. Coordinators Chosen., A re Registered in the war bombed the Yen Son tested Que Son Valley below D8’ ^ «* >•«' fM" -is'* «< Other survivors are his wife, tgi Ksl w Halm Hckats. Vasd sol* k» diawini dale shown. Winn« Higiwa foi nijM si | ii« The result of a nine-day voter military storage depot 60 miles Nang. S i(n a tu n i ...... - ...... Mrs. Martha Nelson Anderson; above Hanoi and 90 miles below The Saigon comnrand claimed three daughters, Mrs. Linwood For Democratic Ticket registration drive added 229 new voters to the roster leaving the the Chinese border. 177 North Vietnamese troops Peary of Washburn, Maine, Mrs. ^ ly to unseat Thifault s slate to the Pilots reported destroying a were killed on the two fronts. Mrs. Mary McNally, William town with less than 900 persons Julius Jemstrom of Millbury, majority of the barracks and Preliminary and fragmentary Dowd and David Muliholland will state convention petitioning for a of voting age unregistered. Mass., and Mrs. Keith Brown of primary in June. storage buildings in the complex. reports put South Vietnamese Million-Dollar Brewer, Maine, II grandchildren serve as coordinators for the local The Democrats enlisted 81 hew Air P'orce pilots also attacked losses at 19 men killed and 20 McGovern-Shriver election cam­ Constable Patrol voters„during the drive which and four great-grandchildren. the Dong Khai railroad siding on wounded. paign, according to an announce­ Constables are patroling the ended Thursday and the Funeral services were held town from 6 p.m. until 6 a m. this morning at Rose Hill Funeral ment by Democrabc Town Chair­ Republicans added 65 new Lottery Due? man Charles Thifault. daily due to a new schedule voters. Unaffiliated total was 83. Home in Rocky Hill. Burial was worked out by First Selectman in Rose Hill Memorial Park, Thifault appointed the three' Totals include the number of . Secretary Joseph B. Burns said primary challenge delegates to Erwin Stoetzner and Resident new voters registered with the HARTFORD (AP) - Million- Rw’ky Hill State Trooper Harry Tomasek. Nixon Back Thursday he expects the lottery's the post, charging them with town clerk during regular dollar prizes may be in the offing Memorial gifts may be made to According to schedule, one for players of the Connecticut new look to boost ticket sales and the Pilgrim Baptist Church, 1245 responsibility of coordinating and daytime office hours. In the 18-to- revenues considerably. constable will be on duty from 6 state lottery. Hebron Ave., Glastonbury. scheduling of events and the 21-year-old category, the The lottery was restructured assignment of speakers for the until 10 p.m. and another from 10 Republicans picked up 21 new The Gaming Commission is p.m. until 6 a m. The Board of expected to make its decision on because of slumping ticket sales presidential election campaign. voters and the Democrats From Hawaii Beginning with next week's batch Volunteers should contact anv of Finance refused Stoetzner’s claimed 19. Four persons the super-prizes ^of $1 million John Gordon Spinney appeal last week for additional each later this month, after it has of tickets, which go on sale the coordinators. previously registered as (Continued from Page One) Tuesday, the lottery wijl^offer funds to hire a full-time late night a chance to see how the John Gordon Spinney, 66, of 46 The three sought unsuccessful- Democrats changed their affilia­ target goals spaced over a very about 5,000 cash prizes a constable. A b o u t T ow n revamped lottery works. Walker St., died Aug. 24 at his tion to Republican while one few years to cut Japan’s trade week—about three times as many summer home at Clearwater The new schedule will be main­ unaffiliated voter reregistered as Commission Executive tained on a trial basis. The con­ advantage in half. as before. Lake, Farmington, Maine. Police Blotter a Republican. Registration has been closed stables patroled 42 hours last The Japanese, proud of their The quarterly "Might Oaks " He was bom Feb. 17, 1906 in Kathleen Dussault, 27, of 620 for the following faU semester week, traveling 581 miles over newly established economic Manchester Adult/ Evening and "Little Acorn " drawings are Portland, Maine, the son of John Center St., was listed is satisfac­ Watergate liK-al roads. They checked 142 strength, went along only with a School classes: Beginning and being scrapped’after the final one D and Mary Culhane Spinney. tory condition at Manchester places of business, finding two commitment that “ both coun­ advanced woodworking; scheduled foir Oct. 13 in He was educated in Industry, Memorial Hospital this morning, Quorum tries would endeavor to move Southington. This will allow more with unlocked doors. automobile maintenance 1, 2, 3; Spy Plan Maine and Farmington and was a with injuries she received in a (Continued from Page One) towards a better equilibrium in money to be distributed in week­ The constables also checked 42 a r t fo r beginners; graduate of Farmington Normal one-car accident on Maple St. at their balance of payments and ’ continued from Page 1 ly prizes. homes of vacationning residents, districts. According to the pewtersmithing; crocheting; School. about 2 a m. today. trade positions. " "The first weekly drawing under and assisted State Police on a Democratic party, the selection chair caning; crewel embroidery; quarters and steal their records.” He owned and operated a Miss Dussault was a passenger Kissinger suggested indirectly the new system will be Sept. 14 home disturbance call and of delegates has to be made by basic photography; cake Gerstein also said the lunchroom and tobacco store in in a car operated by Ronald G. that a major objective of Nixon’s for tickets which go on sale Sept. checked out a possible break at a town committee members who decorating Monday (openings photographs described by Farmington for several years Nourie, 29, of 6 Ward St , trip to Hawaii was to do what he 5. garage. reside in the district for which Tuesday through Thursday); Richardson indicated ‘‘either before moving to Manchester. He Rockville, which apparently went could to make certain that Japan Under the new system, tickets A youth on a motorcycle was the convention delegates are tailoring Monday, 6:30-8 there was aq, earlier break-in at was employed as supervisor at out of control and struck a utility and the United States have a which match either the first apprehended for driving under cho.sen. (openings 8-9:30 same night). the Watergaie or the documents Pratt & Whitney Division of pole. continuing dialogue aimed at three, the last three or the middle the influence of liquor and Earlier this morning twenty-^ were taken thrjough some other United Aircraft Corporation until Nourie, treated at the resolving disputes through three digits of the winning five­ without a drivers license, subse­ four members of the Manchester Hostesses for the Mizpah- improper meansC’ retiring in April 1969. For the past hospital’s emergency room, was negotiations. digit number will win $20. Those quently being arrested by a state Republican party elected Spencer Circle of South United In his sworn statement to Gers­ several years he had spent charged with reckless driving, "1 think our relations are going which match the first four or the trooper. delegates to four conventions for Methodist Church Tuesday at tein, the 29-year-old Richardson summers at his cottage at police said. to be good now," Secretary of last four digits will win $200. The constables also in­ multi-town political districts, 10:30 a m. will be Mrs. Charles identified two of the men who Clearwater Lake. Court date is Sept. 18 at Circuit State William P. Rogers told Those which match all five digits vestigated complaints regarding thus satisfying a court order to Banks, Mrs. Elmer Anderson, picked up the rush-order photos Survivors are two brothers, Court 12, Manchester. newsmen. will win $5,000, and all $5,0(X) prowlers, loitering and doorbell proceed with steps toward an Mrs. Frederick Hyde, and Mrs. as two of the suspects in the Colby Spinney of Marlborough Asked why, he said, “Because winners, as before, will be eligi­ ringing. election Nov. 7 under the so- Albert Todd. Watergate break-in, Bernard L. and Philip Spinney of Enfield; a we have so many mutual in­ ble for the “Super 75 " top prize Cynthia L. Thresher, 22, of 359 called redistricting plan. / Barker and Frank Sturgis. sister, Mrs. Kathryn Kisonas of terests.” of $75,000. "Super 75” drawings Appointments Made Richardson said he recognized Manchester. Parker St., charged yesterday Twenty-four members of the A communique issued after the Manchester Adult Evening are expected to be held weekly. The Board of Selectmen ap­ the pair from newspaper pictures Graveside services and burial morning with failure to obey Republican Town Committee Nixon-Tanaka meeting said the School mail registration will end There also will be a new type of pointed Frank P. Weston and G. after their arrest in Washington a were held Aug. 26 at the Allens traffic control signal (red light) at met this morning and elected forthcoming visit by Japan's tomorrow. In-person registration winning ticket—those which have W, Middle Tpke. and Main St. Alan Brooks to the Economic week later. Mills Cemetery. delegates to four conventions for prime minister to mainland will be held Sept. 12 from 7 to 9 p. all the right numbers, but in the Development Commission, and Gerstein did not discount the Court date is Sept. 18. multi-town political districts, China would “serve to further the m. at Manchester High School. wrong order. These "scrambled” Thomas A. Goodman to the possibility that the photographs George D. Knapp, 18, of 153 thus satisfying a court order to trend for the relaxation of tension With about 900 persons already combinations will win $25 each. Oak St., charged last night with Conservation Commission, were taken during an apparent proceed with steps toward an in Asia" registered, enrollment is closed The revamped lottery also has during their meeting earlier this break-in at another Watergate Final failure to drive a reasonable dis­ election Nov. 7 under the so- No mention was made of the for beginning and advanced a “hot-ticket, " a redesigned week. office occupied by profhinent tance apart, after an accident on called Saden redistricting plan. status of Taiwan, but the com­ woodworking, automobile lottery. It will be a splashy- The board also reaffirmed the Democratic lawyers. E. Middle Tpke. near Amott Rd. In order to meet their quorum munique said Nixon and Tanaka maintenance 1 and 3, looking piece of paper with bright appointment of Dr. Davis After the arrest of the five men Draft involving his car and a vehicle requirements the Manchester “reaffirm the intention of the two pewtersmithing, crocheting, and red lettering saying, “The Serluco, John DelPonti and June 17, the law firm of Freed, operated by John H. Lewis, 54, of Republicans needed 17 present at governments to maintain” their chair caning. Lottery” and “50c” against a Hartford. Frank Lucente to the EDC, due Frank, Harris, Shriver and (Continued from Page One) the meeting. mutual security treaty. bright yellow background. to the change in name of the Kampelman reported that its The Knapp car was towed. No The brief session was held in John Mather Chapter, Order of “The money tree." with dollar lowest in 10 years. injuries were reported. Court commission from the Industrial the hearing room of the DeMolay, will meet Tuesday at suite appeared to have been The final draft lottery ceiling is bills for leaves, will remain as a date is Sept. 18. Development Committee. Municipal Building and the NOTICE OF HEARING 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. entered on the night of May 15, 95 this year, which officials said motif on the tickets. Edward Bokun, 38, of Hart­ A new voting machine will be delegate slates read off by Saunda STATE OF CONNECTICUT The Mothers Qub meeting will but it said nothing was missing. means that three-fourths of the COURT OF PROBATE “These are hot colors,” said ford, charged last night with leased to meet state re­ Taylor, vice chairman of the com­ be held Sept. 18. young men who faced induction Court ol Probate. DisUitT ol Manchester. Two members of the firm are lottery Director Donald W. Hor­ operating a motor vehicle while quirements of one voting mittee, were approved by voice District No 25. this year will not be called. The fclSTATK OF ANNA M KAMINSKAS Democratic vice presidential ton. "He wanted to get back to his license is under suspension, machine for' every 900 voters, vote with no negative votes cast. number reached 125 in 1971. AKA ANNA KAMINSKAS AKA ONA. nominee Sargent Shriver and something bright" and unsafe passing, after an acci­ plus a spare machine. The multi-town districts in­ KAMINSKIKNK COMMENT SESSION Included in the latest group Patricia Robert Harris, creden­ The old tickets and dent at the 1-84 exit ramp to The new voter census shows volved are the 9th assembly dis­ Date of Order. August 28. 1972 will be prime draft candidates Petitioners Vytautas Kamlnskas and tials committee chairman of the promotional posters were blue Spencer St. involving his car and 4,026 registered voters. Money trict which lies in Manchester Aldona Stasiukevidus. Executors Date of The Town Board of Directors ckissified as lA or lAO. A Selec­ July Democratic National and green on a white background a car driven by L uther S. paid towards leasing the machine and East Hartford, the 14th Hearing. September 11. 1972; Time of will conduct a public comment tive Service official said all those hearing. 9 00 a m . Place of hearing. Convention. rhe tickets said. “Commission on McBride, 29, of Hartford. The will be deducted from the assembly district which lies in session Tuesday, from 9 to 11 with numbers 95 and below who Municipal Building 41 Center St . "That rqgy well tie in to all of Special Revenue " at the top Bokun car was towed. No injuries purchase price, providing the Manchester and South Windsor, Manchester, Conn, j^a.m., in the board office in the do not have exemptions or Upon the application of the petitioners this," Gerstein said when asked if Horton gave two reasons for were reported. Court date ik Sept. machine is bought within a year. and two senatorial distficts. Municipal Building. deferments can expect to get praying for authority to settle a disputed the documents Richardson changing the appearance of the 18. f^art of Manchester is in the 3rd claim in favor of said estate against Charles Comments and suggestions will draft notices before mid- CRPA Appointments described could have been taken tickets and the prize structure; Strobel of New Britain. Connecticut as per be heard by a town director. Douglas Prior, chairman of the senatorial district with East Hart­ appbeation on file more fully appears. —““We wanted to introduce November A color television set valued at Complaints and suggestions are from the law firm. Planning and Zoning Commi.s- ford and part is in the 4th with IT IS ORDEHEl) THAT Said application many more winners" Authority to draft men into the about .$560 was reported missing Ik* heard and determined at the Court of directed to the town manager and Richardson said Friday he sion, has been appointed to the Glastonbury, South Windsor, —A need to "eliminate con­ Armed Services is due to expire from the 32 Wyllys St. home of Probate at the date, time and place in­ department heads for considera­ volunteered a statement on July public information committee of Piast Windsor,, Bolton, Andover, dicated above fusion.' The new lottery tickets on June 30. 1973, and the Nixon William Sleith, which was broken By Order of the ('ourt tion, or implementation. 19 to FBI agents in Miami after the Capitol Region Planning Hebron, and Coventry. recognizing the photographs' of have a chart on the back ex­ administration has said it will not into last week, police reported. Pearl J Hultrnan Agency. Ass t H e rk ______Barker and Sturgis and realized plaining the prizes ask for an extension. Nearly $7,000 worth of goods were taken in the break, police Charles Ramondo, represen­ "I was sitting on a bomb.” ting the Board of Selectmen, has "They (FBI agents) were very said been appointed to CRPA's Land enthused over the news, ' Police detectives are in­ Use Committee. You Can Be On Richardson said, adding that they Three Prisoners vestigating. advised him he may be sub­ Manchester Evening Herald poenaed to testify before; a grand G overnor’s Tolland correspondent Bette Your Way To Become A jury in Washington. To Be Released Quatrale, tel. 875-2845 The soft-spoken photographer, Mother Dies Charles. 27. was an F4 pilot ; & Successful Texaco Retailer who works in his father's store. (Continued from Page One) > NEW BRITAIN (APi - Gover­ Rich Photos, said he was inter­ aboard the carrier Coral Sea He Gartley said his wife, who just nor Thomas J Meskill's mother. viewed by FBI agents three .^pr was shot down last Dec 30 in Ha A b o u t T o w n > * returned to Dunedin, Fla . where Mrs. Laura Warren Meskill. died In A M atter Of Weeks. four more tirhes before being Tmh province in the southern she teaches school, "jumped up Uxlay at the age of 72 subpoenaed by Gerstein Tuesday sector of North Vietnam during a and down a couple of times." •Mrs. Meskill. a native of Ken­ The Senior Adults of the Maybe you think you have to be a mechanical expert — almost six weeks after he first series of raids in which more than sington. had been

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Cops, Comedy, MDs (Again) in ‘72-‘73

By DICK KLEINER ly, we’re back in the old HOLLYWOOD — (NEA) — characters. What makes this ’The network had such suc­ groove — cops, comedy and expensive are the sets and Last year television gave us doctors — with a sprinkling cess with Mystery Movie . The Year of The Big Star, costumes which you don’t that they’re adding a second otherwise known as The of variety and nostalgia '' find around your average group, comprising George Year of The Turkey. More tossed in. It’s a mixture studio prop department. Peppard (who never became big names fell on their faces which is not about to upset Another series from a the big-time movie name than at any time since‘j?the the applecart. This is just smash movie is M*A*S*H, people expected) as a pri­ last Celebrity Hockey Game. what the networks want. At an irreverently funny look at vate eye named Banacek; So this coming season this point in time, with a medicine in wartime. Alan Cool Million, with James there’s been a change of bunch of financial and philo­ Alda, who has done a few Farentlno (cut from The network tactics. There are sophical problems confront­ movies, and a couple of TV Bold Ones), as a private eye a few moderately big names ing them, they don’t want to types, Wayne Rogers and named Keyes and Richard coming to TV in new series. be saddled with artistic wor­ McLean Stevenson, have the Widmark (a genutoe movie ries, too. key roles. name) as Madigan, the cop But mosUy ABC, CBS and he played in the movie by NBC,are going with people So we’ve got a lot of stuff Sandy Duncan has a new from the Universal factory show, at least they’re call­ that name. and some other things which ing it a new show. She’s stUl Then there’s another pri­ smack of assembly-line ng Sandy, so maybe it vate eye, this one Banyon, thought. new, but they’ve given with Robert Forster in the Going down the list, net­ » h6r a whole new group lead. of 'This is another costly work by network, we start third bananas. show, because there’s a 1930s ih- with ABC’s 6V4 newcomers. Spinning off from-All in setting. 'That always means ed • ABC has a one-hour the Family is Cousin Maude. scrounging around for cars, at show called The Rookies Julie Andrews ' Maybe they’ll decide just to props and paying actors ex­ les about rookie cops, with four call it Maude, with Beatrice tra because they have to get )n, young actors whose names title of The Men. Each fea­ Arthur. She was very funny haircuts. rs. mean nothing to anyone yet tures a man in a suspense- as Archie Bunker’s hated One more crime show is but they are four young ac­ adventure format. There’s cousin-in-law but it remains Search, which was on the air tors with talent. TV veteran Robert Conrad to be seen whether she can last spring as Probe, but the Then there’s Temperature in Assignment: Vienna (Roy go it alone. network couldn’t clear the Rising, with James Whit- Scheider played the pilot The other two CBS sitcoms title. It stars Hugh O’Brian m 0 r e and Cleavon Little, lead when it was Assign­ are Bridget Loves Bemie, (who will be spelled occa­ both honored actors although ment: Munich, but bowed which is imabashedly a mod­ sionally by Doug McClure hardly what you’d call out), the fine Broadway and ern copy of Abie’s Irish and Tony Franciosa and all stampede-the-b ox office film actor, Laurence Luck- three have had hit TV se­ names. It’s a half-hour inbill in The Delphi Bureau ries) and Burgess Meredith comedy dealing with medi­ and unknown James Wain- .in a show whidi is heavy on cal matters. Little is an in­ wright in Jigsaw. gadgetry. tern who is a conniver, Whit­ Lastly, ABC has another more the fatherly chief sur­ hour-long detective show, Ghost Story, with Sebas- Robert G>nrad this one called The Streets tion Cabot introducing the geon. stories, is an anthology about Paul Lynde, one of TV’s of San Francisco, with Karl ghosts and other supernat­ who’ve been on TV before best guest stars, finally has Malden (one of those movie or with complete unknowns. actors who used to say he’d ural goings-dn. Cabot Is just of his own show. He has done off a long run in Family Af­ at Experts say the reason the several pilots before and is never do TV) and Kirk Doug­ fair, as IS Brian Keith, who big names of last year—the frank to say the script for las’ son, Michael Douglas, will headline NBC’s only new le. as the formula leads, the old dll James Garners, Tony this one — The Pa\il Lynde , half-hour, a situation com­ Quinns, Jimmy Stewarts, Show — was far from the cop and the young cop. edy about a pediatrician in Shirley MacLaines, Tony® best thing, he has done. But Every fourth week, in the Hawaii, called The Little Curtises — flopped wasn’t perhaps he’ll pull it through, Alias Smith and Jones spot, People. because they were bad. It based on his own great you’ll see Rung Fu, with Add to that the usual run was because the network comedy delivery. David Carradine. This was of specials—generally, better paid little attention to the Julie Andrews, Who is sort an added starter, after the than the series—and new and :ors vehicles they gave them. Ap­ of the Ruby Keeler of thg Jet “Kune Fu” TV movie was a old movies, and you’ve got lent parently they figured the Age, has her own variety huge hit. If it works it may the ’72-’73 TV season. Enjoy. 11 names would be sufficient w show on ABC this season. be slipped into some weekly the carry the shows and io^et spot. about the script. Let 'em • CBS has eight new Bob Newhart will read the phonebook. shows, but only two are full tor. They learned their lesson. hours, as the network con­ Rose, starring tw^'newcom-, are This year’s new shows, or so tinues to concentrate on the ers named Meredith Baxter and it seems as the season 30-minute situation comedy and David Birney and one era- shapes up, are more solid, which has brought it success. with Bob Newhart and Suz­ they have some substance, anne Pieshette, both pretty they’re not just Jerry-built The two hour entries are good names and talented (or, Irving-built) t e e n s y- The Waitons, based on the performers. Let’s hope they lovely Christmas special. have scripts to work with. . weensy tales. Several of The Homecoming (but only them, in fact, are derived Richard Thomas, of the or- • NBC has eight new from big movies or plays. iginai star cast, is in the se­ shows, but three of them are Many more came out of pi­ nes), and a new variety a rotating trilogy and one lots or TV one-shots which show fronted by the TV vet­ (Hec Ramsey, with Richard were hits. eran Bill Cosby. Boone as a 1901 detective There really isn’t much out west) goes into the Mys­ that’s new or startling. Most- Among the situation com­ tery Movie lineup. edies is one which is the most expensive yet — a home-screen version of Anna I and the King (of Siam), with > * Yul Brynner and Samantha Eggar, both ex-movie stars James Farentino Paul Lynde (not to be confused with X- movie stars) as the title We’ll have to wait and see whether her cool English beauty and bell-like voice can pull viewers into the liv­ ing room or wherever TV is watched these days. 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TV PAGE TWO ■millillM SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 (22) Hogan’s Heroes (22) Pro Football D A YTIM E TV 1:00(8) CBS CkUdren’i Film 5:00 (841) Snmmer Olympics (18) Gunsmoke 8:00(3) Hockey Patriots at Broncos. MONDAY-FRIDAY Festival 10:30(3) Pro Football (8) American Bandstand (22) Star’Trek Canada vi. USSR. (22-30) Comedy Theater Cowboys vs Chiefs •:00 (3) Snimner Semerter (22) Wrestling (M) Magic Circus “Dear Deductible,” Peter (8) Public Affairs M w (N ) Mob.: Addante (30) Talent Show 6:00(3) News IS ONE OF THE REASONS T b m .: Come Alive (18) Movie - Falk, Janet Ldgh. (II) Oral Roberts (40)Mdlale’iNavy (40) Dragnet WHY YOU CAN ENTRUST YOUR Wed.: RiBgAroBBd World 1:30(8-40) Sommer Olyinplcs “The Magic Carpet” (18) Lawrence Welk Th u n .: Senior Scene (1951) LucUle Ball (840) Snmmer Olympics ll:00(8-3040) News K - . (30) Conn. Spotli^t • (18) Cine de Los Sabodos F r i.: ConinltntioB P- 2:00(3) Animal World (22) Wild Kingdom 8:30(8) Mary ’Tyler Moore 0:00(18) Stand Up A Cheer 11:30(8) The Saint S: 10 (8) Davey and Goliath (18) Baseball (80) Black Exposnre HEARING (22) Rolf Harris (30) Movie 6:N<3) CBS News PROBLEM TO OUR CARE •;25 (8) Mon.: Eighth Day 'Wihite Sox at Yankees “Murder (p the Blue (22-30) Pre-Game Show (22-80) NBC News (30) Movie Tnet.: ’Thla lith e Life “Banacek.” George Room.” (1944> t k 2:15(22-30) Baseball 7:0(K3) National GcograpUc Wed.:Biackb Peppard. (40) I Spy Th u n .: With ’Thii Ring White Sox at Yankees (8-22) News (30) Hee-Haw 0:30(18) Gospel Sing 12:00(3) Movie F it .: Diaiogue 3:00(3) Perry Mason “The Inn of The Sixth 3:30(8-40) Golf Tournament 440) Avengers 10:00(040) Nenrt Special ‘‘The Fear Fighters.” Happiness” (1958) Yomr Beltone HEARING AID SERVICE 6:30 (3) Mon.: Your Commonlty 4:00(3) Tennis 7:30(8) Juvenile Jury Host: John Glenn 12:30(8) R ^ e r Derby Tuei,: R.F.D. 3 4:30(18)T. B. A (18) Dick Van Dyke Wed.: Leer Sin Letres r 34 PRAH ST.. HARTFORD, CONN. Phone 247-7724 Thun.: Perception SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 F it: About People Open Mon. - P-ri. 9 to B — Saturdays 9 to 1 Lewis Telethon (30) Mon.: Consultation 7:00(30) This lith e Life (24) World Presi Turn.: Across the Fence Starts Sunday 7:30(8) Worship for Shut-Ins 4:30 (3) Golf Tournament ~ll ^ Wed.: Public Interest (22) Gospel Hour Greater Hartford Open. Thnrs.: It Is Written On Channel 8 „ (30) Ring Around the (18) Conn. Report Fri.:'Black Exposure World (22) Silenta Please Actress Joan Darling of ABC’s CUSTOM-MADE CERAMIC TILE 7:45(3) Christopher Oose-np (24) Opera Special CARPET 6:50 (22) Weather “Owen Marshall, Counselor at FORMICA 8:00(3) Davey and Goliath “The Old Maid and the LINOLEUM DRAPERIES 6:55 (8) News Law” will host the opening and (8) Catholic Service Thief” (Menotti). hourly cutaways during the 7:00 (3) CBS News (30) Cartoons 5:00(18) Mayor’s Hour seventh annual Jerry Lewis (8) Cartoons 8:15(3) Adventures of Gnmby (22) L a ^ e Labor Day Telethon on Channel 8 (30) Senior Scene (22-30) Today Show (40) Saored Heart Omuai. FLOOR (MIVERING 7:55 (40) Heritage Copier (New Haven), WTNH-TV. 5:30( 18) Journey to Adventure 8:30(3) Captain Bob The telethon, to benefit the (22) Wild Kingdom (8) This Is the Life AREA'S LARGEST COMPLETE FLOOR COVERING CENTER 8:00 (3) Captain Kangaroo Muscular Dystrophy Associations (22) Billy Janies Hargis (24) Boboqulvari (8) New Zoo Revue of America, starts at 11:15 p.m. (30) Conn. Newsmakers Mon. & Tues. 10-6; Wed.. Thers.. Fri. 10-9; Saturday 10-5:30 (40) Day of Discovery (40) Strum & Drummers on Sunday, Sept 3,and will run 9:00(3) Leer Sin Letras 6:00(3) Campaign ‘72 for 20 consecutive hours. TEL 646-7370 VERNON CIRCLE 8:30 (8) Cisco Kid (8-40) Faith for Today (8) FUm The Lewis spectacular, to be (18) Holy Spirit* You (40) Flintstones (22) Thunderbirds seen on a national hookup of 150 (30) Underdog (22-30) Comment 9:00 (3) Hap Richards TV stations, will be carried for (24) Speaking Freeiy( 9:20(3) Que Hay De Nuevo (8) Donna Reed the first time by Channel 8. 9:30(3) We BeUeve (40) Avengers (22) Kitty Today 6:30(18) The Deaf Hear (8) Dialogue (30) News (2^30) NBC News (40) Timmy & Lassie Season (30) Samson SYLVANIA (40) Christophers 7:00(3) Face the SUte 9:15 (3) Yogi Bear Premieres 10:00(3) Why Do We Work? (840) It Takes a Thief CASSEHE TAPE 9:30 (8) Movies (8) A New Day (18) Teach-In "The Mod Squad” begins its (22) News 10:00 (3) Movies (22) Catholic Service RECORDER/PLAYER fifth season on ABC on a new ______(30) WUd Kingdom ‘ (2^30) Dinah’s Place night and in a new time period g ^ n d y D uncajl, w h o s e (30) Come Alive (40) Latino 7:30(3) Movi% GIVING IT AWAY — (left to right) Wink Martindale, Bob Barker and Jack Barry head the new Model CT90BK (40) What’s My Line Thu^ay,Sept j j ..p pa^e” “Filter Laughing” (1967). CBS Monday through Friday lineup of game programs, premiering Monday, Sept. 4, which all 10:30(8) Donbledecfcers 10:30 (22-30) Concentration . ..spends. produo«o, (30) Catholic Service Reni Santoni, Jose Ferrer. give cash and merchandise prizes galore to lucky contestants. Martindale hosU “(3ambit at K) (40) Jack La Lanne last season when the stdr had (2^30) World of Disney • Black cabinet of high im­ two-hour show. (40) Jewish Heritage T m .; Barker hosts “The New Price is Right” at 9:30 a m .; and Barry hosts “The Joker s Wild to undergo surgery, returns 11:00(3) Outdoors (24) French Chef pact pltusUc 11:00 (22-30) Sale of the Century 8:00(840) The FBI at 9 a.m. next month in “The Sandy (8-40) BttUwinkle • Automatic level control (40) Galloping Gourmet The Mike Todd production of (18) Gospel Sing Duncan Show,” Sundays at Sports ChaUenge (ALC) automatically ad- 11:20 (8) Fashions in Sewing “Around the World in 80 Days" (i4) Firing Line Religious TV Programs JUBta recording level lor ushers in the new season of The 8:30 p.m. on CBS. 11:15(30) Jewish Ufe 11:30(3) Davey —Goliath 8:30(22-30) Comedy Special optimum performance 11:30 (3) Love of Life CBS Thursday Night Movies Sept. ‘‘Father on Trial.” (840) Make a Wish Often Come Disguised • Operates with 4 conven­ (S40) Bewitched 14 and The CBS Friday Night Darren McGavin, Barbara tional “C” batteries or (22-30) Hollywood Squares Movies Sept. 14, both nights at 9 Darren McCavin (22) Earth Lab ~ (30) Adelante Feldon. 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John Wayne guest stars as a a special half-hour comedy 12:30(3) Face the Nation cassette cartridge (^^30) The TempUtion Mohicans” Part 5. stations across the nation, plus cerned that Saturday, with all (22-30) Who, What or Where barroom brawler, a foxhole presentation on NBC Sunday, 9:30(3) Life of da Vinci-4 uncounted numbers of purely those children’s shows, has been fighter and a huge blue bunny in Sept. 3, at 8:30 p.m. 1:00(3) Your Community a 1:00 (3) Virginia Graham (22-30) Meet the Press’ (18) Oral Roberts local programs. slowly eroding as a day for the sixth season premiere of McGavin plays Los Angeles 10:00(18) Living Faith Tliey come in all sorts of guises religious programs and now with (8) News “Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In” Municipal Court Judge Michael 1:30(3) Movie (22) David Frost (22) Sports Action (22-30) Bold Ones and even disguises— “Davey and some children’s shows on Sunday on NBC Monday, Sept. 11, at 8 Bryan, a widower who has trou­ (24) Evening Pops (30) Galloping Gourmet , (30) Lee Trevino at Goliath,” for instance,- is an mornings, those hours are also ELECTRONICS p.m. ble conununicating with his five 10:30{3-18) News M (40) All My Children animated cartoon show for filling up," STANEK Wayne joins series regulars children though he is able to 2:00(8-40) Issues and 11:60(8-22-3040) News Answers children, sponsored by the Although many of the religious 277 BROAD STREET — PHONE 649-1124 1:30 (3) As the World Turns Dan Rowan, Dick Martin and 17 dispense Solomon-like wisdom (18) Baseball 11:05(3) Movie Lutheran Church in America; programs are essentially parts of (8-40) Let’s Make a Deal more plus cameo guests Isaac from the bench. “Games” (1967). Simone Whitepox at Yankees. and “Insight" is adult drama dramaCic anthologies, the (30) 'Three on a Match Hayes, Kent McCord, Martin Miss Feldon portrays Billie Signoret, James Caan. (22) Baseball sponsored by the Paulist Fathers. category is broad, including ser­ Milner and Jill St. John. Roman, a young woman with 11:15(8) Jerry Lewis Telethon 2:00 (3)Many Splendored Thing Royals at Red Sox Statistics on the number of mons, discussions, interviews, remarkable insight into the 11:36(22-30) Johnny Caison (g-40) Newlywed Game (30) Conn. programs were recently compiled documentaries, musical Make a Difference Where You Save! An assistant district attorney is human needs of the judge’s (40) Lewis Telethon (2^30)Days of Our Lives Weekend for the first' time by the Broad­ programs and even variety. Most IT DOES charged with murder in the se­ children, who range in age from 5 2:15 (8-40) Telethon Continues cast Institute of North America. of them are shown without com­ ^ 2:30 (3) Guiding Light cond season premiere of “Can­ to 13. 2:30(8) Movie 4:15 (8-40) Telethon Continues INSTANT “Queen of the Pirates” The survey turned up more than mercials as public service -ft A (8-40) Dating Game non” in a new time slot on a new (1960), Gianna &irnale. series—there were specials, one- programming, but not all. (22-30) The Doctors day for CBS, Wednesday, Sept. ''Hallmark' is Back EARNINGS (30) Movie STARTS 22nd YEAR shot programs and programs of S AVI MGS 13. “Search for Tomorrow,” TV’s lengths ranging from 4V4 to 90 Dinah's Guests 3:00 (3) My Three Sons “The Hands of Cormac Joyce,” “ I Rem em ber Mama” longest running daytime drama Eleanor McGovern, wife of I.OAM. 5% Dividend paid (8-40) General Hospital Joe Cartwright (Played by a 90-minute drama starring (1948). Irene Dunne. minutes. . i , n / series, begins its I ^ d year on Democratic presidential can-,^ A s s 4 J I I \ I 1 I j trau day of deposit. (22-30) Another World Stephen Boyd and Colleen (40) Roller Derby The Rev. Dr. Martin J. Neeb, Michael Landon) and Alice CBS Monday, Sept.4, at 12:30 didate George McGovern, and Dewhurst, will open the 22nd 3:30(40) Conversations With executive director of television 4 tbnes yearly. Harper (guest star Bonnie p.m. On that date the series will for the Lutheran Church-Missouri Patricia Nixon Cox, daughter of 3:30 (3) Ranger Stotion season of the “Hallmark Hall of 4:00(3) FUm Bedelia) are married on “Bonan­ present’its ,5,454th episode. Synod, conceded that, in the President Nixon, are among the (8-40) One Life to Live za” Tuesday, Sept. 12, at 8 p.m. Fame” series on-. NBC, FYiday, (840) Summer Olympics (18) Living Word larger cities there is a tendency to guests who will visit Dinah Shore on NBC. Nov. 17. tuck religious programs in what during the first week of the new (22-30) Peyton Place season of "Dinah s Place ' on he called "unsaleable hours.” I 4:00 (3) Andy Griffith NBC,Sept. 4 to 8, at 10.30 a m. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 Fess Parker stars as Davy Very often the programs are 9:30 (24) Book Beat (840) Love American Style 6:30(3) CBS News ^ (24) Story of the Roundup Crockett in “Davy Crockett’s broadcast on Sunday mornings, (18) Every Woman 5:00(18) Jim and Tammy 10:00 (24) Washington Dabate Lianne R. Bolduc of 22 Garnet (8) ABC Newt (30) Lets Male A Deal Keelboat Race,” Sunday, which is great for shut-ins, but (24) Mister Rogers 10:30 (24) All in the FamUy Rd., Manchester, was a finalist in MANCHESTER (22-30) Somerset (24) Evening at Pops (40) Polka! 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