PAGE TWENTY-W O ' THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1972 Manrt;(0ter lEnming l|(raUi Summer The Weather Fair tonight, low in me 60s. Teen Space Saturday warm and partly cloudy with a chance of after­ Clerk Wins Super-75 Page 12 noon showers, high about 80. John Bonraek onDU A F f c — llftiti B3. Smith of Oftrioiii and Mancheater— A City of Village Charm The funeral of John Bonczek of T h f S n u m i f Joday Boynfon Beach, Fla., of formerly VOL. XCI, NO. 266 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1972 (Classified Advertising on Page 17) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS of Manchester, who died Tuesday in the Connecticut State prues include $6,ooo at a Boynton Beach hospital, will Lottery was 24060. earlier weekly draw- be tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. from STRATFORD, Conn. (AP) — _____ the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 The top prlae of $78,000 In the Main St., with a Mass at St. “Super 78" drawing of the Con­ Bay Slate Winner John's Polish National Catholic necticut state lottery today BEVERLY, Mass. (AP) — „A McCartney, Church at 9. Burial will be in St. went to Hilda 'V. LeRoy, 86, of crowd of 800 watched in chilly John's Polish National Catholic New Haven. ' weather this morning as local Wife Post House Rejects Church Cemetery. A department store clerk, ^ate officials drew this m A prayer service will be held Miss LeRoy said she would put week’s state lottery number— tonight at 8:30 at the funeral the money In the bank and dc- 21b628. Drugs Bond home clde later how to use it. The serial number for the Joseph Moscato, 47, of West sixth Million Dollar Oame, ap- aO ’TKBORO, Sweden (AP) — Haven won $20,000 and $10,000 plying to tickets of July 20 and Paul MeCktriney, his American Mrs. Rose M. Foster prizes went to Anna E. Poplck 27 and Aug. 8 and 10, was 067. wife Linda and his drummer Pullout Order Coventry---- Mrs. Rose M. of Warehouse Point, Cruclano Lottery spokesman Dave posted a $2,100 bond wtm me Simmons Foster, 79, of Bellevue DlBclla of Old Saybrook. Mild- Ellis said there was one winner narcotics police early today WASHINGTON (AP) — The R-Ohlo, an author of the direc­ ing to extend the w ar 90 days Dr. and Sebastain, Fla., died red Llllman of New Haven, WU- in the crowd, taking $28.______after admitting they had im­ House has given President Nix­ tive, said Dec, 31 was simply a to pick up more votes. ported marijuana smoke during on a victory and almost en­ more realistic withdrawal peri­ The previous closest direct yesterday at a Rocky Hill con­ sured a new struggle wim me od and would ease partisan pol­ vote was the 238-163 House re­ valescent home. She was the a Scandinavian tour, police said. Senate by rejecting a directive itics by setting the date well jection last November of a widow of Eiarl Foster. T h e police said me to puli all U.S. forces out of the after the November presiden­ measure to cut off war funds Mrs. Foster was bom on E^st Quang Tri Split McCartneys and drummer Dan­ Indochina war by Oct. 1. tial election. by mis past July 1. Wallingford and had lived in ny Selwell would be fined an Thursday’s 228-178 tally was But Rep. Wayne L. Hays, D- House antiwar forces mus­ Coventry for the past 33 years. amount not exceeding the bond the closest direct House vote Ohio, and Republican Leader tered 175 and 193 votes on She also had a winter home in mey had posted. ever oh ending the war, but the Gerald R. Ford accused the di­ Sebastain. She was a member of ’They could also be expelled margin was far wider man ei­ rective’s backers of being will­ (See Page Twenty) the Women s Social Christian As Allies Fight from the country, but there was ther backers or opponents had Society of Roseland, Fla. no Indication mat this would be predicted. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. done. ”We will go ahead wim After striking out the war di­ Elizabeth J. Cowles of our tour as planned,” said rective, the House passed a Newington. Toward Citadel McCarmey- $2.1-bllilon forelgn-mllitary-ald Police questioned me trio for bill, 221 to 172, and sent it to Funeral services will be Satur­ (Continued from Page One) were not known. nearly four hours Tnursday the Senate. Enemy Batters, day at II a m. at the Rose Hill South Vietnamese in- night after intercepting just Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., demilitarized zone. The planes , ^ There it faces the danger of Paw to King^s Knight Seven dropped 1,500 tons of bombs in over five ounces of cannabis, as getting the same treatment the Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose marijuana is known in Europe, The ancient and honorable figrht between dogs and cats may have seiwers of this match said the dalmatian soon resigned and chased the southern panhandle of North Vietnamese troops In a Senate gave Its own military- Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. mat had been mailed from reached a more sophisticated level this summer in response to his opponent up a tree. North Vietnam, Inside the DMZ two-hour fight near Hill 172 assistance bill: approval of a Allied Forces, Friends may call at the funeral itself, on the v^estem flanks of about two miles east of An Britain to me former Beatle’s rider cutting off money for me the popularity of the ongoing world chess championship. Ob- (AP photo) new pop group, the Wings. home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 Quang Trl City and Hue, and In 60 miles north of Saigon. The war in four months and men to 9 p.m. also recaptured ’The police said me m ree con­ defeat of the whole bill. the Que Son Valley. fessed that mey often had par­ Memorial contributions may be A U.S. Air Force F4 Phantom . 108MM . how- . The fight then would turn to made to the Newington Fury of Agnes attacking North Vietnamese “’.at had been used by cels of marijuana sent to them keeping military aid alive on Cuts Highway from London when on tour. Volunteer Ambulance Service. German Magazin e Ra ided „ . . « ^ V .... troop positions about 15 miles ‘he North Vietnamese to shell an interim basis pending offi­ (Continued from Page One) old mortgages of families suf- _n,,thwe«t of Hue wna hit bv An Loc. The only South Vlet- McCartney quit me Beatles in cial revival later. SAJGON (AP)—Communist forces made sapper and 1970 and formed me Wings last BONN (AP) — Coordinated volved. There was speculation said they obtained search war- ferlng heavy losses from namese losses re^^^ The House rejected the Oct. t shelling attacks on a number of South Vietnamese posi­ r and some officials fear it aotioq a u i o m a 11 c weapons lire ___ winter. His wife, who is me raids on a magazine's offices in that state prosecution officials rants after additional evidence ,, j e w Wednesday. The two crewmen two men wounded, pullout directive after Nixon tions toda.v, inflicting more tlian 100 casualties in one may never recover. Romney called Schapp s plan ch,„^ Vietnam News Agen- daughter of New York lawyer backers contended it would dis- Congress three cities led to accusations launchail the raids to expose strengthened suspicions of tax Lee Eastman, is a member of assault, and cut Highway 13 again witli fierce fighting In Ellicott City. Md. .some t’" ’'®’’ demagogic ^ rescue helicopter picked cy claimed that Cambodian Frishee-Ballet and denials today in what was the leak of secret documents evasion, bribery and misuse of me group, and Selwell is an nipt his efforts to negotiate Between Saigon and An Loc. described as the biggest legal published in the past by the official documents. entrepreneurs are giving tours “ e governor was In- jg minutes later. rebels on Monday overran the peace—and his critics argued The targets of the North Viet­ May Quit TrsfciH ooiH „ho..o,ao o o jectlng political Issues into the American who played on gui­ Frisbee throwing fills action against a 'news organ Hamburg-based magazine. Irsfeld said, charges of theft of flood areas at 50 cents a DroMe^m^^rfl^'Low nroblem of flood recoverv clouds curtailed U.S. town of Kompong Trabel^ 85 out a balmy summer that only Congress can make namese and Viet Cong included to storm the North Vietnamese tarist McCarmey's last record him negotiate a prompt pullout. since the Spiegal affair toppled Quick's publication of a con- andnd concealment of stolen prop- . . __ ““I o>T .. . recovery 7.'. f.^htpr bomber strikes mrainst miles west of Saigon and 18 album .. day for Daphnae Ber­ the Lai lUie base camp about but were driven back. Two ar­ the government in 1962. fidential letter of resignation by erty also were being le. '’“th profits going to Shouting to make himself . miles fmm the terder. The No one, including Rep. Lee 30 miles north of Saigon, the Sept. 30 storm victims. The tour in- heard, Romney said, "It's ro- North Vietnam Wednesday, the miles from the border. The .’They were arrested back- ry of Las Cruces, N.M. mored vehicles were knocked Chancellor Willy Brandt's former Economics and Finance vestigated. nation of U.S. Command said. It reported Communist news ^mey Hamilton, D-Ind., chief aumor town of Cam Ranh at Cam out by rocket grenades, and eludes hollow stores on West ing to take a combinationnation OI __ . ^ r-amKeainn stage ’Thursday night at the end (AP photo) of the directive to withdraw WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen- government denied it had or- Minister Karl Schiller last The prosecutor claimed his claimed that three Cambodian of a concert. ’The audience of , T J V ------R.anh ---- Bay,planes on supporting the central the govem- Main Street, condemned busl- federal, state, local and private than 170 missions, government were ate Majority Leader Mike dered the search Wednesday of month embarrassed Brandt and office needed no government ^ggggg ^ walk through one efforts to resolve this entire sit- PilotsPilots'from from 'the the carriercarr Sara- ma„ieH battalions some 3,600 waited in vain for U.S. forces from Indochina by ggagt; and four district towns, ment troops came under ma- Mansfield, D-Mon)., said today the newsrooms and business of- added fuel to opposition authorization for the raids, add- an extra number while police Oct. 1 in return for release of outposts and the big Cu chine-gun fire. Jensen reported the floor, nation. The principle effort is ‘t>ST“ reported that they dropped badly mauled. American prisoners and a lim­ every effort will be made to (ices of Quick magazine in charges of government econom- ing he felt press freedom and °nffi i p " the northern span of the Qui In Phnom Penh, a govem- hauled me mree off to head­ Chi military base, all 60 to 25 h w.as impossible to estimate Officials in Pennsylvania put going to have to be private.’ ited cease-fire, contended it wind up the present session of Bonn, Munich and Hamburg. ic mismanagement. quarters and searched their miles from Saigon. Quick’s editorial discretion the‘toVaTfli^d* d ^ “^ ’e“ at“ fZB °'M'in Matheson, h'ead of"me lo- Vinh railroad bridge, 38 miles ment spokesmim would force America out of the me size of the enemy force. Congress by Saturday, . Sept., j,30. The opposition Christian Wednesday's - raids made were in no way violated." hiiiinn -rhoi inaUiHa,, as non cal Flood Victims Action Conn, south of Thanh Hoa, and other bodlan forces still held part of brightly painted truck and meir Report Says, It was the largest number of A few hundred yards south of He said congressional j^^ders Democrat party demanded a front-page headlines in most But Holger Boemer. business homes and nearly 3 OOO small cil then pushed a picture of a Navy pilots reported bomb hits Kempong Trabek. He reported war. shelling attacks reported in the hotel rooms. But Hamilton argpied it would the main gate to Lai Khe base of both parUes, along with me full explanation of me action West German newspapers, and manager of Brandt’s Social businesses destroyed ’ or dam devastated area in Romney’s ‘be Vinh petroleum products that fighting was fierce but spo- ’They found some additional Drugs Plague Saigon region in several an armored vehicle was hit by chairmen imd ranking minority and one of the party’s lawmak- there were charges mat me ac- Democrat party, said today me age^ Sop d a iX soil e^' See and shSited ''You P‘Pe»ne “epot- ’" ’e Navy said radio. impose realistic terms on the months. marijuana, but apparently not President (or bargaining Amer­ a B40 rocket, and mortar members of the Senate and ges, M ^ Schulze-Vorberg said tion was an assault on press authorities responsible for me T n an^loss of llfStock farm a dL n whether we live o^ “>e depot was in the pmcess of The Cambodian command ac- The' North Vietnamese also a large amount, me newspaper ica out of the war. He said Nix­ House Appropriations The Prison battered the government forces r ^m- he might call (or a special low- freedom. raids would have to prove mey buildings and machinery is fig- die!" rebuilt, and fuel drums knowledged heavy losses in the Aftonbladet reported. on's own May 8 offer of U.S. mittees, had met and speed on gr house committee meeting to The house of Quick’s Bonn had sufficient reason to orde'r ured“aT''s27n~m’imon’'''’'' Romnev had arrived in Wll- 'vere stored ini_ the •!,_ open Kompong 'Trabek area. Spokes­ ’The McCartneys and Selwell in Quang Tri, on the northern HARTFORD (AP) — There is withdrawal four months after a ‘“Ma^rteld'L"^ tolTnewsmen charges that press editor Paul Umbach, ^so was them. Boemer, who said he The clean-up efforts haven't kes-Barre on Monday night to throughout the area. men in a preliminary report left me police headquarters front, with hundreds of artillery Near Several clashes were report- said 98 government troops were smiling but looking exhausted. no serious drug problem at the full Indochina case-fire is un­ rounds. thatTon^esf^11^ m recess ^ “<><:’’■ tvas "surprised at the extent been without problems, the lat- look into reported delays in ...... maximum security prison in realistic and could not be nc- (rem me close of ^ u s L s T on pw'’ m f ”r. and circumstances” of the ac- est of which ^curred Wednes- flood recovery efforts. The con- ed------in me southern sector of killed, 114 were wounded and at "’This is only good publicity Associated Press correspond­ Saigon for us,” mey told Swedish Somers, says a report by two cepted by Hanoi, ent Holger Jensen reported A ul 18 unm Scot 5 ? a ' t “ay with a three-sided shouting frontation came at a news con- South Vietnam. least 240 missing. legislative committees which "We're giving the President a Friday, ^ g . 18, unui bepi. o, day s raids were carried out to vestigations were conUnuing. how suspected tax evasions match In Wilkes-Barre, Pa., in- ference. Communist fo newsmean. from me front lines that the ; ■ i'V :■( the dnv after Labor Dav k i i < . a-u” ------— '------— inaicii ui *YiiRe»-DaxTe, t-a., in------forces attacked a The Phnom Penh spokesman investigated the prison jointly, blank check (or one knows WI M H ^ Crm- Suspicions of tax evasion. The magazine attacked me could justify such searches. volving HUD Secretary George ------militia outpost just off the Sal- said me Cambodian command “This visit at me police sta­ North Vietnamese cut Highway rounds landed on both sides of tion has not changed anything,” "Contrary to reports by vari- how long into the future to con- liar, 21 22 olllcial documents action in a statement as a "ju- Several newspapers drew Rcmney, Gov. Milton J. Schapp For your canning and jelly- g o n-Phnom Penh highway believes it is facing a major ous media about the wide- tlnue the w ar,” said Rep. Don- 13 agiiln just north of Lai Khe, the road. venuon will M neia g. , and bribery. ristically scandalous attack on parallels between the Quick and a crowd of flood vlcUms. making you may use cane or about 30 miles northwest of Sal- attack in soumeastern Cam- said McCartney. ’’The Swedish spread infiltration of hard nar- aid W. Rlegle, R-Mich., when it and the fighting raged until Meanwhile, just before dawn, and a . ana me &e a chigf government spokesman press freedom" and charged searches and me 1962 Spiegel The Democratic governor re- beet sugar wim equally good The pre-dawn attack killed bodla and mat more man 100 (Herald photo by Pinto) police regard cannabis all too colics within Somers, the com- became clear the mandate nearly dusk. sappers covered by a 40-round planned ° ^ ^ Conrad Ahlers asserted mat that its editorial discretion was Affair. That ended in me resig- newed his request for the (eder- results. The same thing goes (or nine militia defenders and Norm Vlemamese tanks have McGovern at podium hVSt. George’s Greek Chu'rch in Haraord; seriously but have treated us Jensen said a steady stream — p n — — 7 ^ mittee found the opposite,” would be rejected. "We have a rocket and mortar barrage had Kii I oH„.- aumorities in Bonn had violated through Uie use of nation of then Defense Minister al government to pay off me any form of cooking. wounded seven. Enemy losses been deployed in the area. correctly and decently.” to oI ambulances raced into the hit the Lai Khe camp, which is KepuDiican Leader riugn prior knowledge of the search warrants which sp< ' ~ ^ “ says the report. right to ask the President Franz Joseph Straus and me / Linda described me whole battle zone. South Vietnamese a major tactical headquarters Scott of Pennsylvania, said me searches, which they neither fied no details. thing as a ’’misunderstanding “The outside hard drug is his terms/' collapse of Chancellor Konrad Andrew Jacobs Jr., D- soldiers told him they had for operations in the 3rd mili­ Senate (mght to act next week, authorized nor supported. Re- Defending the action at » which now has been settled.” controlled extremely well suid a Adenauer's government. Ind., said Congress must im­ "many friends killed'' about 100 tary region. The Saigon com­ before me ^ P convention, on sponsibllity (or the actions lay news conference today. Irsfeld During,me questioning, the its effect does not add to or de­ Strauss had ordered a search pose prompt war-pullout terms yards off the highway. The mand said 38 of the North Viet­ a 5-year interim agreement j^e justice and finance group was assisted by me I^al tract to any unrest or dis­ au- said the searches were ordered of Spiegel news magazine’s of- on the President because "the North Vietnamese were in namese were killed and two adviser to me British Embassy ruption,” says the report re­ ^ S i s l v l m^elr^weZ<^ ‘ discovered evl- (ices after it published an ex Hello George « secret plan of the adminis- bunkers as close to the highway prisoners and 16 weapons were Westphalian state government, dence of tax evasions in the pose on the West German in Sweden, Per-Olof Liewerth. leased Hiursday by the legisla­ tratlon to find this war turned as 30 yards, and all traffic was captured. Four South Vietnam -This IS someMng we ou^t After a concert tonight at armed forces. Several leading A ★ ★ ★ ★ ture’s Committee on Correc­ to keep outof^lltics he said. confirmed that me State Lund, in soumem Sweden, me tions, Welfare and Humane In­ out to be a bomb stopped. gge were reported killed and 28 prosecutors’ offices in Spiegel editors were arrested And Democratic Whip Thom- South Vletname.se in- wounded. Mansfie d said action on the government was not in Wings are scheduled to play at stitutions and the Human Hamburg, Munich and Bonn on Strauss' orders. J _ • as P. O’Neill Jr. of Massachu- (antrymen backed by armored agreement is being held up Aarhus and Odense in Denmark Rights and Opportunities Com- _ .w » » < > itt setts said that to register public personnel carriers tried twice (Oontlniied from Page One) pending furmer clarification of Candidate in Connecticut mis weekend. mittee discontent with the war, the me White House position on an The legislative investigation amendment of Sen. Henry M. House should pass the Oct. 1 Jackson, D-Wash., to me reso­ He said, "I hope mat, now that you’ve was prompted by an inmate puUout directive even though Cong Derides Sharing BY SOL R. COHEN hunger strike last February, Nj^on is unlikely to sign it. lution of ratification. (Herald Reporter made a judgment you need a new first lady Agnew Expected and 450 pages of testimony "The people of America are OUR SPECIALTY Connecticut yesterday got its first taste of in the \^ ite House, you’ll also declare you were compiled during five this war,” O'Neill McGovern Opens what promises to be a hectic presidential need a new president.” In Providence hearings ‘and they want us out of Town Cyclist Killed Saigon Support Bill Voted campaign when Sen. George McGovern, the He was referring to the cheers which Hartford. Democratic hopeful, zipped through Hart­ greeted Hartford Mayor Athanson when he PROVIDENCE (AP) — Re­ The joint committees of 14 curred about 12:43 a.m. police His Campaign PARIS (AP) — The Viet the Communists mis "does not publican state chairman Thom­ Cong insisted today "there is give you any right to impose NOW CARPET 3 ROOMS 340 ^ ford in a brief, three-and-a-half hour visit, exhibited a new bumper sticker, ’’Put recommendations (or gratlc Leader Hale Boggs and Kinghton St. was killed early said. ^ as E- Wright says 450 to 500 another Eleanor in me White House.” The other Democrats joined 151 this morning when he lost con­ O'Meara was killed Instantly no other way” to end me Viet- your own political solution as shook a multitude of hands, signed countless persons are expected Sunday at (Continued from Page One) By Senate which have already been acted Republicans In rejecting the trol of the motorcycle he was and was pronounced dead at the nam war except for me United precondition to a cease-fire.’’ Choice of: Sculptured - Tweed - Plush or Shag autographs and repeated his campaign omer Eleanor was Eleanor Roosevelt, wife a fund-raising event where Vice on by the department. They ^ar-pullout directive; 23 Re operating at a multiple intersec- scene by the Bristol medical ex­ longer in me center of things. States to get out and stop sup- Lam asked if the real reason (Continued from Page One) pledge, to bring peace, jobs and tax reform of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. President Spiro T. Agnew is to ★ NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR MEASURING ^ ^ ^ aminer. Death was attributed to Thus Stolberg's words of porting me present Saigon gov- for Communist opposition to a to me country. Athanson got a kiss when he introduced be the featured speaker. publicans and Democrats tion in Bristol. ey man under the House bill. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR INSTALLA-nON —Publication of an inmate praise for those who had fought ernment. cease-fire was a desire "of pre- Arriving at Bradley Field Air Cargo Ter­ Elleanor McGovern and another when he The vice president’s visit to supported it. According to Bristol Police, massive head Injuries. Long said the disputed social- A N0_EXTRA c h a r g e for FOAM RUlUR ^ W rule book in Spanish and Eng­ O’Meara was traveling at a high uphill (or so long—among mem, Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh, chief serving your means of pressure M minal at 2:50 p.m. in a chartered plane, he introduced the new Mrs. Ribicoff — Lois. the $100-a-plate dinner is being Defeat was assured A rear-seat passener, John program was esti- lish. The first edition was pub­ rate of speed and (ailed to nego- Lee Wallace and Lea Novick of negotiator for the Viet ’ Cong, obtain a political services waded mrough a crown of newsmen, shook McGovern, in his short talk, said, “We sponsored by the Committee for war-policy critics split. Deveau, 23, of Bristol was ad­ lished and distributed to in­ some joining Nixon's backers in tiate a turn, striking a tree New Haven, Bernard Sorokin stepped up her attacks on me settlement to your liking, in- 7 7 n s firsi°\iithorLi»H °in hands with many in a crowd of about 300 have in me White House today a leader that the Re-election of the President mitted to Bristol Hospital, where METAL mates several months ago. defeating an effort to change head on. Police said he appar- he underwent emerency sur­ and Robert Barrows of West regime of President Nguven eluding the mreat of perpetu- “ “^st authorized in 1962, kept behind the gate by Secret Service men doesn't know what the people are trying to and the Rhode Island Republi­ —Appointment of an ombuds­ Hartford, Harvey Koizim of ^an Thieu of ating a hotbed of war in me In- but h ^ skyrocket^^^ BE s u m ; t o BBINO y o u r r o o m MISA8UREMENT8 the pullout deadline to Dec. 31. ently made no attempt to apply gery. His condition was listed We WUI CheeitoUy EMinuUe Year Requlreinent. u id Show Samples s t Your Home and State Police, and then was driven in a say — a leader who doesn’t listen. That’s can Party, the two organ­ man to act as a liaison between Westport, and Mary Sullivan of the 154th session of the Paris dochlnese peninsula." «2 billion and $4.6 billion in me izations splitting the proceeds That vote was 304 to 109. the brakes or to turn al the in- Nguyen Minh Vy, deputy fiscal year that began July 1. gold Plymouth to the Aetna building in what I’m trying to do — to listen, to learn Rep. Charles W. Whalen Jr.,tersection, The accident oc­ (See Page Twenty) Greenwlch. peace talks. THE NEWEST PEACE E3IBLE1I from the event. (Continued from Page One) The new campaign letterhead , North Vietnamese negotiator. The panel voted to continue Hartford what it is the people are saying. She called it will reportedly be adorned with 7" 7- claimed that U.S. planes struck funding existing projects on a 3 There he slowly made his way mrough a ’Tve repeatedly heard* a yearning — a tratlon of repression and ter such well known names as Sen. dike and dam installations in to 1 matching basis, but to ap- THE PANDA RUG crush of employes and well-wishers gathered virtual cry for peace — on the part of the ror" which was "set up by me Abraham Rlblcoff (who is, of the North mis monm. He said prove no new contracts after on the lawn and portico, toured the Aetna people of this country. United States to seri'e as an in­ course, one of McGovern’s that on Aug. 2 U.S. planes at- Aug. 9, 1972, allowing only flat Chi-Chi the Panda. Made offices, drank a littl^offee and then left for “1 believe wim all my heart that the way strument of 'Vietnamization' of most prominent supporters), tacked the Dlam Dlen seawall grants totaling $500 million to of a fur-like material in St. George (GreekFChurch, where hundreds toward peace and to put our housse in order the w ar." $1 billion former Gov. John Dempsey in Thai Binh Province and me,next Jan. a 34x36 rug. Can also be more wefeSy^iting iff him. here is to put a Democratic president in the (perhaps as an “honorary Mrs. Binh declared that if me m Dan Dam in Nghe An year after that. After delivering a short speech to a White House and to make certain Richard chairman") and State Chair- U.S. government really wants Province. On Aug. 3 bombs ------lused as a wall decoration. pre^minately enthusiastic audience, he Nixon leaves it. We need a country dedicated man John M. Bailey (“political reach a solution to me war ^gre dropped on the Cam Ly =ii iivino- again worked his way through a crush of to peace, dedicated to jobs for all, dedicated coordinator” or some such “there is no other way than at oam in Quang Binh Province ™ strongest of all living Black and White FULL BATHROOM to a tax structure fair to all title). same time as the total with- and on irrigation workers in Ha creatures, in proportion to its well-wishers and autograph seekers, got back into the gold Plymouth and returned to the “1 pledge to you — if it works out that way Bailey, a former national drawal of the American troops Tinh Province, he added. size, is me Hover Fly. CERAMIC and I become president — me United States chairman of the Democratic from South Vietnam, it stop FORT KNOX air terminal. His plane took off at 6:30, party, after being virtually ig- supporting the bellicose group TILED bound for Providence — the third leg of his will end the war and will restore every COMMERCIAL CARPET serviceman and every prisoner to his Home nored at Miami Beach, was 1’°"' power," in Saigon, Up to 100 Sq. Ft. whirlwind, three-state tour. back on me speaker's platform The U.S. representative at 100% Continuou/^lament Cumuloft Nylon A A Through it all, George McGovern ‘kept in ninety days.” at me national committee .“con- “’c talks, William J. Porter, 12’ and 15’ widths sq. yd. / « # # his cool.” He was hurried and he wasn’t His visit to Hartford, he had explained, ventlon" in Washington Tues- earlier told me Communists in tires, it^ not the mm M 49.00 hurried. Always good-natured, he answered was to listen to the people - to find out what Do It Yourself (Prep. Extra) day night after Sargent Shriver their charges of war crimes by We lend you all the tools necessary sq. yd. # 3 all questions and parried what Uttle heckling they Wanted for America and to tell them he was nominated (or vice presl- South Vietnam and its allies Reg. $7.99 sq. yd. mere was. too wanted only the best. dent. Shriver, a link to the hal- ere "unconvincing propaganda, price you p^. It^how Before he boarded the plane, he told cyon days of the Kennedy ad- especially when set beside your newsmen he liked what he hqard and he ministration, has known Bailey record of severity and harsh- fx12 liked what he saw. ’’The people in Hartford since the campaign that won ness during your current mas- are no different than those mroughout the John F. Kennedy the nomi- s've offensive.” often you pay it. NYLON RUGS United States — all want peace and all want nation and me presidency in “Regarding United States air jggo and naval activities against G Amrtda Colon jobs.” Prlcee Start at • All Four Sidei Flnlabed Sen, Abraham RibicOff, when he in­ ______Norm Vietnam,” Porter told (178-Ux) plus fl.M $40.66 • Double Jute Back me Hemoi delegation, “you are F.E.T. Regular IM.90 troduced Sen McGovern to the crowd at St. Gasoline Price fully aware that you have Ea»y Q |^ t Terms AyaU»Me George Uhurch, explained what me latter called down these measures •5 9 .9 5 meant when he said he liked what he saw. Bluff at a Buck upon yourselves by unleashing ”A person’s eyes Cannot lie,” safd your invasion of me Soum.” Ribicoff. ’’They show whemer a person has MILFORD, Conn. (AP)- He said that Communist crltl- deep convictions. I saw that today in the eyes Drivers on Bridgeport Avenue cism of the mousands of employes at me Aetna, got a glimpse of super inflatiop peace proposals do not deal ’FOR SAF ETY'S SAKE’ llieir warmm, meir enthusiasm was exactly Tuesday when a Mobil gas with political questions “is ren­ me same as I saw for Harry Truman when he station posted prices of 99.9 dered meaningless by your re­ campaigned in 1948.” cents per gallon for premium fusal to begin the search for po­ Ribicoff brought cheers when he said, and 95.9 cents for regular gaso­ litical solutions by discussions “Elveryone knew in 1948 me two men who line. with Soum Vietnamese repre­ Lawrence Lloyd, the station sentatives.” were going to lose were Harry Truman and operator, raised the prices to Soum Vlemamese Ambassa­ ROWN’S Abe Ribicoff. We bom went on to win — protest Mobil’s decision to cut dor Pham Dang Lam urged a Harry Truman as president and Abe Ribicoff all subsidies to local dealers. cease-fire which, he said, would TIRE SHOP as congressman. Mobil’s rhove was followed by help chances for a political set­ other major oil companies. . tlement. 333 MAIN STREET 443-2819 Wednesday, ■ XJoyd’s regular He said military and political, Open Mon. - Frl. 7 A.M.-10 PjM.j Sat. 7 AJIf.-l PJE.; ELEANOR McOOVERN (Herald photo by Pinto) Candidate's Wife (See Page Twenty-Two) Sen. George McGovern (center) lost In crowd a|ter arrival in Hartford yesterday 'on campaign swing. gas sold for 40% cents. problems are linked, but told ______Sunday 9 A .M ,. 6 PM. ______HAtSE ’FIW) / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 11. 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1972 PAGE THREE SheinM^old on Bridge Camp Bethel Honors Watkins TV Tonight Kathy says: “It’s nice to have Dad back from his FLANNIRO AT NOTBUMP N O R T H well deserved vacation to the north country.” m C. EHmore Watkins and his 8 8aMirdaqr*a TV HanM BIAY CROSS YOUR EYES A K 4 NATIVE: Oom, Salad Bowl, Green and Yellow Sqnnah, as music director at Camp Star Ooenpleta Uattnga. By SIHIINWOLD (9 K 6 Green Beans, Red and Hot Peppers, Leeks, Swiss Chard, sister, Mrs. Lura Watkins Rash, AUFBXD Oil Rigs Off Cannes? Bethel. Mrs. Rush has served as When you’re planning the 0 Q9J32 Cukes, Tomatoes, Beet Greens, Egg Plant, Boston Lettaoe, both of Manchester, will be Shalots, Turnips, Red Onions, Artichokes, Cheny Tomatoes, accompanist. The concert is open play ol a hand at notrump, A KQ 10 6 honored for their years of NICE, France (AP) — The riod In which the public could luted,” said Andre Polveohe, a drilling to more than 3,000 feet. Broccoli, Cauliflower, Acorn and Butternut Squash, White to the public. There will be a SiW (S) AH About VWeM count tha number ol Umoa you W E S T EAST musical involvement at Camp prospect of a hunt for oil off state Its position, the Ministry professor of geology at Nice The critics say this means only Onions. reception after the program. (II) dim and Tammy mUat give the lead to the op- A J 1 09 8 6 A 7 5 3 2 Bethel in Haddam tomorrow at a •Rlriera beaches Is disturbing of Industrial and Scientific De­ University. that they will drill closer to FRESH: Lodi, Red Astrakan Apples, Peaches, Blueberries, On Sunday, there will be an (S4) Bftoter Regero pomnta and then calculate how A J 109 <9 8 5 2 Bing Cherries, Plums, Cantaloupes, Bartlett Pears, Nectar­ scientists worried about the velopment has taken the matter Dr. Maurice Aubert, director shore at first. •sacred concert at 7 :30 p.m. at the organ recital and flute solos at (SO) Hogan’a Heroea much damage they can do to 0 4 0 A 10 8 7 ines, Watermelons, Grapefruit, Limes, Bed, White and Blue (40) I Love Lucy Mediterranean’s future—and In hand. ol the biological and ocean­ "These scare reactions, quite camp chapel 2:30 p.m. at the camp. you. Many notrump handa de­ A 9 7 4 ♦ 9 5 Grapes, Prune Plums. 5;so (0) 1 Dream ef deanule (30DGimTIOKS terrifying the area’s tourism of­ Unless a great public outcry ographic research center In frankly, are premature and not Watkins has served for 50 years velop into a race to aet up and S O U T H VISIT OUR IMPORTED BASKET DISPLAY (S) Hegaa'a Heroea ficials. develops It looks as if govern­ Nice, added: "Without even go­ really well founded,” said Phil­ run a long auit; and you muat ♦ A Q Piumell PI. was formerly erected around the steeple. A — W E E K E N D SPECIALS — (S4) Electric Compau>' known by several names: Pur­ ment approval Is certain. " O i l , ing into the absolute ecological ippe Laurence, a spokesman kaep one aye on the iq^Hponenta (9 Q743 man was applying a new coat "Oil rigs off Saint Tropez and (SO) aUUgan’o IsUnd not Nice beaches, Is power, and catastrophe that loss of control for the Petroles company. N A T IV E TOM ATOES ...... lb. 4 9 « and tha other on your own hand 0 KJ6 nell’s Row or simply The Row, of gold leaf when the box got Cannes?” a local newspaper (40) .Ncaa no one In PYance will block this of one of the wells would mean. "They talk about the destruc­ N E C T A R IN E S ...... lb. 3 9 « to Mtlmate wMoh aide wlU win A AJ32 Keeney CJourt, Madman's Row, away from him. The box was asked In a headline when it Tonight SiSO (S) What'B Happening and Ttie Crick. project,” a man watching its It’s clear that any extraction of tion of maritime flora and SEE D LE SS G R A PE S ...... lb. 4 9 t tha race. It’a a good way to got South West North East packed with alternating layers learned last month that two of O M (S-8-tl) Neva of gold leaf and paper. The wind development said. oil will be accompanied by a fauna. But French legislation H O N E YD EW S ...... ea. croaa-ayad. 1 N T P b m 3. N T All Pass It was owned by Sam Purnell. the biggest French oil firms, 7 9 t Presonfs (IS) Movie scattered them over Main St. The mayor of Cannes, Ber­ soiling of the sea creating on this is very constraining and South dealer On the west side were 2-fam- ELF-BRAJ’ and La Ctompagnie BROCCOLI ...... bch. (4) Hodgepodge Lodge Dally Qneatton and far beyond. Long after, nard 0>mut-Gentille, says the serious danger for human the companies are even harder We Carry The Manchester Evening Herald Both aidea vulnerable Uy houses with a baseball sand FYancalse des Petroles—CPP— (U ) To TeU the Truth Partner opona with one gold leaf was being found In area’s Image would be severely health.” on themselves. By the time we COMPLETE LINE OF SUlfDAY PAPERS AUGUST Opening lead—Jack of Spadea lot between them. On the east applied for offshore prospecting (40) Doalel Boouc spade, and the next player roof gutters and such out of the damaged. Some pollution in the The first stage of the explor­ would() be digging deeply the WE SELL SOc CONN. LOTTERY TICKETS South couldn’t afford to knock side were about 6 two-family permits. They were Joined last o:so (S) CVS Neaa passes. You hold: ^ladea, K-4; houses. They were all built to way places. Of course the leaf week by La Scclete Natlonale Mediterranean In an area Just ation, if permits come within a regulations will surely be out both red aces. After the tougher still and our techniques MAX (0) ABC Neaa Hearts, R-«t Diamonds, Q-9-B- exactly the same plans. They is so thin that it probably didn't des Petroles d'Aquitaine which off oil refineries at Fos-sur-Mer year, as the oil companies ex­ firat ace, the opponenta would to prevent accidents will be fur­ C»-80 NBC Newa S-St Oluba, K-Q-10-8. were all painted brown. require as much as an ounce wants to do research with them has caused considerable dam­ pect, would Involve seismic August Max la from N.Y. City and Stage n la happy to bring lead a aecond spade. After the ther perfected. And we are not (S4) Oleanna Trail What do you aayf Professional painters usually to cover the cross. in an area of 40,000 square ki­ age to fish and plant life. The tests which they maintain DITDA PRODUCE!" them to you. Tonight Free Albuma will be given away, plna 0:SA (40) Newa second ace, they would cash going to be drilling just off the Bid two diamonds. Avoid mixed their paints of linseed O.C. used to stand on the west lometers. extending roughly Mediterranean Is particularly present no risk whatsoever. other Burpriaea. . . . Don’t Mias A Dynamite of Bounda. . . • 7:00 (S) Bill Caab,v enough spades to defeat the side of Gold St. In Hartford to coast—probably not within 10 S19 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE (Beaxtnl Building) Jumping to a-NT when you have oil, white lead and pigments for from Marseille to Corsica and vulnerable to any kind of pollu­ Drilling techniques at present 276 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER — 643-6884 (8) Truth or CeusT' contract. two doubletons ol?' any other look down In the basement win­ tion because It Is a closed, tide­ cannot go below about 900 feet. kilometers.” TTiat Is six miles. ON THE GREEN — «4S-S82S South’s best chance was to color. They seldom bought to Genoa In Italy. queiK-ea kind of unbalanced distribution. dows to watch the row of men less sea, -virtually unable to TTie oil companies have sug­ 276 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER — 643-6384 develop the diamonds. He won ready mixed paint. . When all In 1970 an American survey (SS SO) Newa The best game (or even slam) beating out gold leaf. It was flush Itself of wastes, gested this shows that the con­ Of all the Insects In the the first spade trick with the those houses were being painted ship showed the presence of it4) Doin’ It (R) contract may b© In diamonds or said to be a highly skilled “If oil gushed Into the sea at cern here is a bit hasty because world, two have been domesti­ queen, entered dummy with a the contractor made frequent salt cones, usually associated (40) AB(' Newa trade. Must have been very the depths ol the Mediterra­ cated for the profit of man: club and led a diamond toward clubs. trips to a store for five gallons with oil deposits, In the depths great depths we would be prac­ 7:Sb (S) What’B Happt niiig Copyright 1018 monotonous, How we envied tically defenseless and the nean require them to develop The honeybee and the silk­ his hand. of kerosene oil. of the Mediterranean. The ap­ Read Herald Advertisements (8) duvenlle dur>' General Feature Oorp. those biceps! methods that would permit worm. Bast couldn't afford to hep When asked what he was us­ plications followed. After a pe­ Mediterranean would be po- Elxamining a “ gardner’s dream,” a giant tomato grown on'his farm in Indiana, is the Rev. (I8 «i) Baaeball (S4) SO Minutea up with the ace of diamonds, ing so much kerosene for, he • Charles McCallister who is serving as interim pastor of TalcottviUe Congregational Church. The (SO) Hcll,\'W'ood SquarcH for then South would play low said, "Anyone who can bid low tomato weighs 3 lbs., 10 oz. and is almost seven inches in diameter. It would have grown larger (40) Dragnet and would later take four dla- enough to get a Job from Sam if left to ripen. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) 8:00 (S) O'Hiiru, I'.M. Treawiry mond trlcka When East played Purnell can’t afford to use lin­ General Electric (R) a low diamond. South won with seed oil.” 20” Portable Fan (SO) Hir Partiipra (R) the king. So all those houses were (il) Wuahln8;toii Week In painted with kerosene oil and CLEARANCE! Neat Step Minister Returns With Prize Rpvlrw The next step was to enter pigment. They never faded, (8-40) Brady Bunch (R) blistered or peeled, with over 0»r the world. Pastor McCaUister and his wife dummy again with a club and C i l h l o r Ntf. The Rev. (Charles G. Mc(3allister who 8:su (8-40) PalrldRr Family fifty years exposure. At that are staying at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. lead another diamond through Law received a call to be pastor of TalcottviUe (R) Bast. Once more East had to time It was said that no white ;a.l3.74 FrankUn WeUes in TalcottviUe. UUNEST AMUKMCNT P4M IN Friwi (Congregational Oiurch in May, 1945, has (50) Movlr play low, and South won with lead was used. In later years 20%Io40%0FF High velocity 5 element blade, power­ The couple has traveled extensively in NCW EN6UM0 ful 2 speed motor. Cools up to 5 rooms again been caUed on by that congregation to (51) Spare Belwm i the Jack. folks wondered If that painter f4sr w/Nom between Mr. McCallister’s interim in minutes. -if t}- serve as interim pastor foUowing the resigna­ Werda * West's discard made It clear had added some secret ingre­ tion of the Rev. Truman Ireland who pastorates. Besides traveUng ail around this 0:00 (S) Ellzabelh R that the diamonds were not go­ dient. O. C. thinks his name ON AU. OVIDOOR ANP .P AT I0 NEBM, country they have also traveled in the Near (H-40) Room t a (K) resigned due to iUness. ing to brea^ well. By this time, (NTIRf PARK OPIN was Mr. Hodge, Lyman Hodge. »:S0 (8) Thr Odd Conplr Pastor McCallister served the TalcottviUe E^st, Portugal, Spain and Southern E q n ce. however. South had two dia­ tV[Rr [)fl» 1 f’ M Before Uie big 1938 hurricane General Electric 6,000 (54) Devout Youiik While studying at Yale Divinity S d ^ l mond. tricks comfortably tucked St. James Church had a steeple Oiurch for three years and then returned to 10:00 (18) 700 Club /Many Famous Brands To Choose From. from 1924-27, Mr. Mc(3aUista' served O n ta j- away. He could now afford to SUN., AUG. 13 at the southeast comer. It was Air Conditioner H ie-w - his hometown of Union Qty. Ind., to serve (SI) Soul! Here Are Just A Few Examples: brook Omgr^ational Church. He later said to be seventy-five feet the church there where he had formerly (8-40) Love American Style lead a heart to make sure of served on the staff of the National Red Cross POUNTRY tall, and was topped by a large SALE been pastor. He wiU preach his first sermon, I0;S0 (S) G ovenar and •!. J. one heart trick. Three tricks In REG. in Washington, D.C., as weU as having served the red suits added to the six gold cross. When the church locally, Sunday. His topic wiU be “ The Man (55) Thia Ih Your life WESTERN as director o f a Settlement House in sure tricks in the black suits was finally paid for a bell was 2.97 Who Missed His Chance." (.SO) GoltldlKK«rs Recording Star « 5-Web Foldingchair...... 3.99 H rih er gave him his game contract. purchased and hung In the Geveland, Ohio. 11:00 (S-SS-M) NeWH 1 7 4 .9 5 At the same time Mr. McCallister was In Indiana the McC^Uisters Uve on a farm It would be a fatal error foi steeple. Innerspring Chaise Lounge...... 27.99 19.97 Sorry, No Passes serving the TalcottviUe Church from 1945 11 :S0 (S) .Movie Two speed cool and fan; 115 volt, 7Vi and he and WeUes enjoy exchanging “ fish (SS-SO) Johnny CStraon South to lead diamonds from Bach evening It sounded the amperes. Ultra quiet slumber speed. through 1948 he also served as Director of his own hand. Bast would be SAMMI AngelUB call to prayer with 6’ California Redwood 3-Pc. Set...... 32.99 24.97 stories" about their farm crops, Mr. IS:.SO (8) Newa Easily installed. Social Service for the Greater Hartford three strokes for The Father, Mct^allister brought with him, from Indiana, 1:0e (8 Druth Valley Daya delighted to capture a^' honor Federation of Churches. Although Mr. three for The Son, three for the 50" Round Redwood Umbrella Table...... 34.99 27.77 a giant tomato. He said it was an effort to I :IO (S) Movie with his ace of diamonds, for McCaUister retired from the ministry 11 this would limit declarer to two Holy Ghost and nine for the outdo WeUes' story about his com that grew 44” Redwood Curved Benches...... 14.99 9.97 years ago, he has served 51 years in aU, he diamond tricks. Bast would es­ SMITH Blessed Trinity. Ever since the so high he had to put beacon Ughts on it. Waring 7-Speed conunented he has been busier since that tablish the spades while South singing her bit bit ^ steeple fell the bell has been The Rev. Mr. McCalUster wiU serve the THEATER TIME Cushioned Redwood Chaise Lounge...... 44.99 time than he was before his "retirement.” still could win only eight mounted on a pedestal south of Century Blender TalcottviUe Church until a new minister is SCHEDULE luarmg During the 11 years he has served as interim tricks. “Help Me Make tt the church where It fell. Finkel 7-l/2x8 Rib Lift & Tilt Umbrella...... 54.99 pastor IS times for four different caUed by the congregation and then he wiU Many people living east of St. go back to his farm until he is needed at through the nighr James claimed they could tell denominations in five different states. Burnside — “The War Be­ Clamp-On Chair Umbrella...... 3.99 tween Men A Women’’ 7:S0, 0:SO when It was going to rain by He explaiiied that the purpose of the another church. QD Cinema I—“ The War Between 3 FREE IN PERSON looking up at the cross. Most Gas or Elec. 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Big, easy-to-read iA S T W O O D ' ^ ^ t ^ A R O N L Y ______High School have painted a quilted paddea reversible padded floral print seat, Caldor’s Baby Oil vincial finished hardwood. ^ lEEiinuiviNa diameter. _ ^ clock face. A Unnwsal/Lyguo Conip»>» Productioo - TECMMCOU»*-PANAVISION» | Charleston skyline on the removable tray. 16 oz. Reg. 88c o 9 * ^T5_FoolJVj^lonJIose_3^97 winged cushion. ^ GENE HACKMAN I walls of the unit’s offices. d O filO D D lia H BEVERA6ES SEWED DAILY 6 SUNDAY It was one of the first pro­ TBGHHER THEY’RE MOlUni jects of the newly created CBABOE IT AT BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON______CJALDOB8 A Untvwsal/M.io.so Comoeny Productioo • TECHNICOlOR*-PANAVISION* I P O l LEERE nnC* office, and was an attempt to SALE: Fri. and Sat. PIZZAS - CTINDEIS - TAKE OUT OflDEIIS 6434256 USE YOUB Mon. thru Pri. 9i30 o.m. ta 9i30 p-m. RKH3R0 janXEL' •aiF F i get to know young people bet­ e Galdor Ctaatge O u d WOBOKBI "PRIME 3^' Open Mon. - Thun. 11 AM. le 1 A.M. ter and to let the youths know Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke. Saturday 9 o.m. to 9:30 p.m. MATINEE • Bank America Oaid (hat policemen were willing to MOWthniaaT CUT” Today at 1:00-2:45-7:30-9:20 Fri. 6 Sat 11 AM.-2 A.M. - Sunday Noon-11 P.M. a Msalnr Cha»ge :30 3:30 5:30 ixaaATa 99i SometiTTtes o Great Tfothr work with them, a spokesman 7:30 9:30 W 5 Saturday • Sunday 2:00-3:50-5:40-7:30-9:20 said.

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C ojusntry PONDKMBRRT, India (AP) This Is religious experience, search of what he called the America, before finding Yoga do men and women In good Longer Route C o lu m b ia Indian style. of thickly thatched A-frame — The darshan starts with a "Supermlnd.” ”and peace of mind In Pondi­ clothes, usustlly leading around houses dug in six-foot founda­ AUGUST 11th & 12th The Mother is the reigning The Mother appears to her cherry. Asked for Bus gnarled hand suddenly gripping children with plump limbs and tions and lined wHh concrete, the railing of a pink draped guru of the Sri Auroblndo Ash­ followers four times a year at In shorts, sandals and a vest comfortably fitted with modem Dr. Ewing To Lead Assessor Taxing New Buildings ram which this year Is cele­ alert expressions. ’The move­ Mayor John Thompson has balcony three stories above darshan which is translated made of toweling over his bare plumbing and electricity. A doration brating the one hundredth anni­ roughly as an Interview In the ment strictly Is for the middle sent a letter to Earl Wood, state Since February, Richard your head. chest. Gene, as he prefers They assemble In common Unless notice is-received from fiscal year ends Aug. 31 and the versary of the birth of the presence of a saintly person. being called, helps tell visitors commissioner of transportation, Kristoff, assessor, has complied The hand is followed by a class Indian, and up. dining halls, fitting with The the state Forester saying the first selectman must present an founder. what the Ashram is about. “We work too hard for hip­ In Minister ^sA bsence asking that he consider extend­ with Jhiblic Act 788 which re­ gUmpee of the closely cropped Hie next darshah is Aug. 15. Mother’s dictate that Aurovllle ing the route of the Manchester property is listed as forest land it estimated budget to other ( j M f t T A Sri Auroblndo Ghose, bom In It probably will be the most ’The Ashram is no great lure pies to stay long,” said Gene. should be “a place of peace, quires that taxes on all new head of a 94-year-old Frenchwo­ Calcutta In 1872, was a Hindu, The Rev. Ronald G. Ewing He received the Doctor of to Hartford commuter bus to will be assessed at the fair market members of the board by Sept. KNOWN FOR VALUES O f the Mother man. From weary eyes set spectacular in the Ashram’s for hippies who have flooded The colony is building Auro- concord and harmony, where has been named Interim minis­ Divinity degree in 1962. Broda St! and Capitol AvLos Angeles. GIFTS. & ACCESSOR1K SATURDAY 3.00 Value Ten Years Ago Jr. Boys’ Misses’ The Soviet Union put a cos­ Sport & Dress SPORTSWEAR ONLY monaut into orbit, in that Men’s Famous Brand country's third such launching. 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Glass Stained Cathedral 2 Pairs for ^ 7 . 0 0 120 MG plus Bioflavonoids lican to the Democratic party Other bids were $11,100 by the WOMEN’S and CHILDREN’S (Cherry Flavor) but said he had no immediate $ ' Orig. Candle Holder ...... Reg. 2.00 79c Dainty Rubbish Service, Inc. of up to Value* Tennis Oxfords Chewable ^ was badly damaged by U.S. Bast Hartford; and $12,448.40 by 13.99 Candle Included *14.00 Presidency. 2 . 5 0 a and R Sanitation Inc. of 666 4V 2 Pairs for ^ 5 . 0 0 Nutmeg Rd., South Windsor. Our Reg. While They Last 250 i.r«3.50 to 2.99 Porky The Pig ...... Reg. 1.29 35c On Sale In Our Budget Level GET 100 FREE! Thru Rear Entrace OuriUp. All cotton or poly/cotton walk shorts, cut ‘ $ to $ Colorful, comfortable playwear lots for off jeans and camp shorts. Swim trunks - 4.99 bigger girls, plus dresses, diaper sets, nylon and lastex. 4 to 18 or S,.M.l.. coveralls, etc. for toddler hoys and girls. at your finger tips... a ^ tMILtM6»tl3VICI TV-APPLIANCE BROAD ST MANCHESTER D x »a X&* v S Sears Lftlir-tlUVUI M»TtT4IHI« CALL 643-5144 SEARS. ROEBUCK AND CO. POLARON FLEETWOOD 32” Misses’ KodeF & Cotton Misses’ MANCHESTER More Money Saving Values! CALIFORNIA TAILORED Saturday, Aug. 12, Only RIDER MOWER HALTER BACK & JEANS LUMBER COMPANY SLEEPWEAR HOOVER DIAL-A-MATIC Men's Crew & V-Neck Sport Knits, Terry Knits & Shorty Pi’s C O SLACKS Model No. 1149 CLEARANCE 'J'tl for HOSTESS GOWNS In Our Boys’ Department Just 5 Left Our Reg. to 3 .9 9 ...... M s Solids and Fancies 8 HP Briggs 8. Stratton Engine 100% Dacron/Polyester Slims and Regulars PRICED BELOW MFG. COST Reg. 3.99 $8995 Our Reg. Pull-on Slacks Reg. Infant & Toddler Summer Sleepwear O 0 C to 12.00 value 5 2 6 5 D 0 11.99 •Exclusive Power Dial 3.99 Our Reg. to 1.99...... 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Agilon^ PantyHose by Famous Loodlng Mfr. 1 Ladies Our R*g. 1.59...... I Misses’ Misses' Nylon Bikini Panties 9 $ 1 ANDERSON LITTLE SANDALS & SHIFTS & SUMMER Boys'& Jr. Boys'Cartoon Jeans j, Many great buys in MEN'S | O a <^ sandals WEDGES DUSTORS B ^^1872*1872 R e g .n .4 .9 9 ...... 9 . 0 1 . ^ ^ UNDERWEAR Men’s—Women’s—Children’s Boys' & Jr. Boys' Short Sleeve Shirts 9 9 * Boy* • 1 e 4 4 SPECIAL MEN'S - WOMEN'S - BOYS' Kqdel®/Cotton T Shirts or Children's Sandals 1 A A V2 PRICE NEW YORK SHARP CHEDDAR .... Lb. $1.49 Briefs Our Rag. to 3 .9 9 ...... I Saturday, August 12, Only CHEESE L O G ...... Ea. $1.59 CLOTHING BEEF LOG ...... Lb. $1.69 EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME Strippings, straps, flats, heels. 5 to 10 in Men's Sandals & Casuals 1 ftft No-iron fs^cs in ’pretty solids and Pkg. of 3 Manchester Parkade Store group - not every size in every style or prints. Gocochpice of styles in sizes S. M. Our Reg. to S.99...... ■ Visit Our Bavarian Sandwich Bar WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS IN LUMBER AND color. Italian, Brazilian, and more. 5IIVIIVIOIM5 Shop our Poricade Store SHOHS OPEN SUNDAYS BUILDING MATERIALS, HOMe IMPROVE­ *2.85 MENT ITEMS, OR DO-IT-YOURSELF MA,AERI­ ALS, YOU CAN FIND THEM HERE. STOP IN OHABGE IT AT • OaMw Charge Card SALE: Fri. and Sat. TODAY. OAUDOBS ' < • Bank America Card USB Y O rat a ((—<— CbKge MANCHESTER - 1145 TolUnd Tpke. Mon, thru fri. 9:30 o.m. to 9:90 p.m: Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

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ilmtrlfpBtpr No Black PalntT Do our tratOfi auffiortUea have only one. ^trpntns ifprald color o t paint for pavements — the yel- r-r-ia^T FDBUSRBD BY TTIB MiLNCHBarncR p u b u s h in o oo: IS Bluell street iHow about w h«i they make a complete llancheeter. Conn. BURL. LYONS g o o t with their yellow — as they have PubllBher just done up at the Center, with their Pounded October 1, 1881 painting ot new yellow tratfle lines which Published Brery Eveninc Elxeept Sundsys constilot traffic which was learning to be and Holidays. Entered at^ the Post. Office, at Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mall a three-lane attair back to a two lane Matter. supeiMMngestlonT SUBSCRIFTTON RATBS Psyshle in Advance Should the public take up a contribution One Year ...... 889.00 Six Months ...... 19.50 to buy them some black paint, so they Three Months ...... -S.TB One Month ...... 8.25 can paint out their yellow mistake and Stnste Copy ...... ISc By Carrier ...... weekly 75c start all over again — or, better still, do the only thing anybody ever seems to do MBHBBR OF THE AaSOCIATED PRESS right eit the Center, whlc^ is nothing? The Associated Press Is exclusively en* titled to the use of republlcatlon of all W iat do our traffic authorities them­ news dispatches credited to It or not other wise credited In this paper and also the selves plan (or the Center, now that the local news published here. All rights of republlcatlon of special dl»< triumphant result of their latest airtistry patches herein also reserved. demonstrates Itself almost enrery minute The Manchester Publishing Company as> sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ of the day? graphical errors appearing In adveiwe* ments and other reading matter In The Manchester Evening Herald. Do they Intend, by their Inertia, by their refusal to admit a mistake, to let F\ill service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc. Publishers Representatives — Mathews, this tmnatural and In fact physically Im- Shannon and Cullen Inc.. Special Agency •—New York. Chicago, I^troit and Boston. posstUe traffic situation stay on the MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA^ pavement until the passage of many tires TIONS. and time has worn it off and rendered Display advertising closing houn it invisible? For Mohday*— 1 p m. Friday For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday For Wedneroay—1 p.m. Monday If that is their intent, isn’t it time (or For Thursday—1 p.m. *Diesday _FOr Friday—1 p.m. Wednesday simple Uanchester civic pride to take Classified deadline 12 Noon day before publication 12 No

For Real Arms Control 'Down With Picocuries Judging by many of their words and A plcocurie, you are about to find out, On The Cspe With Sylvian Oftsrs some of their conduct, both the United BUFFLEHEADS States and Russia are a little ashamed is a one-trilUonth of a curie. and uneasy over the fact that they ever A curie is a standard unit of measure­ negotiated such a soft, appeasement busi­ ment for radtaUen, such as that emitted ness as the ^AL,T agreements, and are by nuclear tests in the atmosphere. WHAT A R E now busy proving, to themselves, that the The way the presence of radiation is Open Form measured in human beings is by the Inside good old armaments race, the good old Tyranny On Capitol Hill building iq> of kill capacity, cu’e going to number of picocurles which are present continue, just as in the good old days. in each gram of potassium in the body. “ De Not Cancel!” Laura Eddy This being established, to everybody's Report To the Editor, Martha Eddy THEY WORTH 'Ihe American people, for their part, easy understanding, we go on to state Paul Zlckenbcudi are somewhat surprised, and peibaps, We are writing in regard to the following: the many complaints concerning Karen Loso some of them, surprised, by the sudden By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak Jamie Olcott 1. In 1964, after the world nuclear the concerts held at Mt. Nebo. acceleration of arms devde^ment the WASHINGTON — With the bill by Aug. 17, the day before right to amend portions of the As it 1s, there are very few Plus the thirty-plus members powers had resumed open nuclear test­ and Marshals of S.A.M. Pentagon has been alleging to be neces­ White House watching silently, the Ccn^rejslonal recess. Hnat bill covered during their ab­ constructive activities lor the ing after a two yecu' moratorium, the Rep. Wright Patman of Texas effort failed, 14 to 9, when not youth of Manchester. The only sary just to guard against the posstUlity sence to vote In state Congres­ one Republican voted with Bar­ activities are sponsored by TO YO U? level of radiatlan in human beings had is using his power as chairman sional primaries. Backs Boycott that Russia may decide to do some cheat­ of the House Banking Commit­ rett. S.A.M. (ccmcerts, movies, crafts reached a peak of 110 picocurles a gram. Patman flatly opposed this To the Editor, ing on the arms limitation agreements. tee to strangle the J4 billion Having won that key test, normal Congressional courtesy. shows, etc.). If these are term­ Migrant men and women who 2. By 1968, five years after the bon housing bill behind closed doors Paitanan new can continue the When It was forced to a test, he inated there will be absolutely harvest lettuce in the United And if the Russians were worried about on nuclear tests in the atmosphere had in the most tyrannical perform­ forced reading of every word found himself alone on the 27 to nothing for us to do. We are now States today earn less than |2,- voicing our opinion. The price tag may seem high finding themselves defenseless, they can been made what everybody hopes will ance by a committee chairman In the 271-page bill. The Pat­ 1 vote. 400 a year, which comes to less In years. man-controlled committee clerk Democratic Rep. Frank An- than $80 a week. These people find their leadership boasting that Russia be lasting, the level of radiation in human Do Not Cancel WHAT DOES MANCHESTER POLICE CHIEF REARDON SAY ABOUT SHOPLIFTING? The struggle between Demo­ started droning in mid-July, on nunzio of Illinois, ang;ry over are wilting to work hard but is on the way to becoming a major naval beings had reached a level as low as 18 crat Patman, an old-style popu­ the specious grounds that House Patman’s performance, retal­ These Activities! they are asking (or a living but the price will be even higher power. to 20 picocurles per gram. list who turned 79 last week, and rules require a bill to be read iated with a loud demand that Joel Schlank wage to support their families. Shoplifting is a criminal offense. I warn all shoplifters and potential shoplifters moderate committee Democrats in its entirety before voted on Patman change his vote. Rick Diamond The migrant workers are only We leave to experts consideration of to carefully weigh the consequences of a shoplifting conviction. The great in­ So it even seems that, on both aides, goes back years. But the cur­ by a committee. After three "I don’t want to change my Ed Leber asking, for the hastes ot life if you try to get it for nothing the question of how many picocurles per rent episode carries glittering weeks, the clerk has reached vote,” Patman sanctimoniously Don Leber crease in shoplifting is of groat concern to myself and the rest of the Manchester the conclusion of an agreement for some 'Which we often ttae for granted. g^ram might constitute a real and im­ political dividends for President page 80. replied. “ We should stay on the Peter Leber Only a apnall part of the let­ Police Department as well as to local area merchants. Don't take a chance on limitation of arms Is proving to be the Nixon's re-election campaign. job every minute.” Michael R. McNlckle tuce industry has signed con­ by. shoplifting. Stores have been minent danger to human health. The blU-reading rule now getting a criminal record that will stay with you for the rest of your life. signal for an Intensification and expan­ If, as r.cw seems highly prob­ being used as the underpinning Furious now, the gravel- Louis P. Mattarelli tracts with the United Bhrm What we give our attention to is the able, the hruslng bill is killed by voiced Annunzio shouted back: Louis Mattarelli Jr. sion of the very arms race the agree­ of Patman’s legislative tyranny Workers. Lettuce from these Shoplifters come from all age groups, but the most tragic cases usually involve hit so badly by stealing that fact that the level of racUatlon, by the Patman’s personal (Ibuster, Is hardly ever followed. Patman “ That is so obvious that it didn’t Sue Hubbard companies is identified with a ments were supposed to slow down. Mr. Nlxcn can pin the blame on have to be said.” Patman Phil G. teenagers and children. plcocurie index, has actually been con­ himself, in fact, earlier this label showing a thunderblrd the Democraitlc party. The com­ year whipped cut the $8 billion ignored Anmmzlo, but the inci­ Lois Rich eagle and AFTcOO written The situation has been well described trolled back down from 110 to as low as Parents, know whore your children are and what they are doing. Warn them of they've been forced to protect mittee is controlled by Patman's emergency public works bill af- ' dent came close to sparking a Dave Zeto across it. by George Kennan, always a good ob­ 18, when it might have been cHmbIng, Democrats, 22 to 18. ter a one-day hearing; it was (uU-blown rebellion against the Debbie Ingraham It is poealble for us to sup­ what the consequences can be of a rash act. Avoid the family tragedy that can Uttae wonder, then, that al­ autocratic chairman. Linda Stelmach server of the world even though his re­ had there been no ban on atmospheric marked up—^ a t is, readied for port the worker’s demands for Revolt-minded anti-Patman Donna Stelmach occur because of a shoplifting conviction. themselves against losses by though Housing Secretary a final vote—in a few mimKes. a living wage by backing the V cipes have not always done well in the nuclear tests on the part of the United George Romney has appealed Democrats earlier sought help Frank Dubiel lettcue boycott. Millions of The apparent reason for Pat­ oven, who says that “ today the military States, Britain, and Russia, from 110 to to committee Republicans to from Speaker Carl Albert to Russell Bachand Americans are expressing man's dictatorial opposition to rescue the bill, the White House force Patman to convene the Karen Bragg their feelings to the THIS AD IS PRESENTED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE BY THE FOLLOWING FIRMS: tightening security measures rivalry, in naval power as in nuclear some index much higher than that. the bousing blM is not so much has kept in the background. closed-door mark-up hearings in Donald Bragg lettuce growers by not buying the bill itself as Patman’s lust weaponry, is simply riding along on Ms It is still true, of course, that two Nor has Rep. William Widnall the first place. Patman had Scott E. or eating Iceberg lettuce and bgr (or revenge against insurgent own momentum, like an object in space. practicing nuclear powers, China and of New Jersey, the committee’s stalled the bill (or two months Bill Davie protesting to managers of stores and prosecuting offenders. That committee Democrats who re­ senior Republican, lifted a fin­ following approval by the Bar­ Fred Miller who sell Iceberg lettuce. N o It has no foundation in real Interests — France, operate outside the ban. But the duced Patman’s power five ger a'^lnst Patman’s filibuster. rett subcommittee. Daniel Silver other lettuce (native, escarole, no foundation, in fact, but in (ear, and in main demonstration has been that one The chance (or that came years ago, led by Reps. Wil­ But with ail the high political David Gourley romaine, Boston, or chicory) is means your chances of getting liam Moorhead of Penraylvanla, an essentially irrational fear at that. It is small phase of the danger of having Tuesday (Aug. 8). when. Rep. stakes of ■ i overwhelmingly Pam McMahon being boycotted. Thomas L. Ashley of Ohio and WHHam A. Barrett of Pennsyl­ Democratic Congress falling to Paul Guerrleri I am asking all who read this carried not by any reason to believe that mastered atomic energy processes can Robert G. Stephens Jr., of vania, Chairman of the Housing pass an election-year housing Kevin Smith to consider the plight of the caught are greater, as well as the other side would but only by an hyp­ be avoided and has been diminished. subcommittee, finally forced a Georgia. Patman has never bill for the first time in a de­ Bernard Lozier migrant workers and support been reconciled to the ir.iepend- notic faacinaticBi with the fact that It vote on his motion demanding a cade, even open revolt might not Peter Lozier the lettuce boycott by not buy­ ence of Barrett's Housing sub­ could.” full committee decision on the succeed. Wright Patman, Tom Maclean ing or eating iceberg lettuce. the risk of having a police committee. Alone of subcommit­ oblivious to both housing needs Mark Staknls Mrs. Peter. Brundne Old Fashioned Words tee chairmen, Barrett has pow­ and the desperate sjraits of his Stanley Geidel Fronkiin Life, C . R. Smith Agency An arms race which bases itself on A Thought for Today er to hire staff on his owr.. King's Department Store When slugging first baseman Orlando Democratic party, has no re­ S. Wechec record for the rest of your life. guarding against, and answering, in ad­ Sponsored by the Manchester But neither Barrett nor the in­ Bob Carier Cepeda was traded to the Oakland A ’s luctance about stretching his Herald vance, what the other side could be cap­ Council of Churches surgents were prepared for the Joann Reinhom recently by the Atlanta Braves, he re­ power to the fullest. chairman’s present display of Marcia Scabies Potterton's Sears and Roebuck able of doing, or might do if It had the fused to criticize his former employers Yesterdays When stores are faced with What should we do if dis­ raw power. For the first ten Sue Klemens or fans. On This Date capability for It, is in gfreat danger of couragement and darkness set days of the enforced bill-read­ C!orenne Zuey 25 Years Ago “ Things just didn’t work out in At­ being immune to even mild attempts at ing, with the committee’s 37 In 1867, the first Atlantic Mark Bortone Robert J. Boyce is elected Butterfield's lanta,” he explained simply. “I don't in? House & Hole soaring operating expense^u^ St. Ignatius Loyola, like many members sitting around the cable broke after '338 miles had Brian Archambault president of the Manchester bilateral control. want to be like some other players who of the saints, went through a committee table trying to stay been laid. Work was halted un­ Guy LeBrin Housing Authority. knock the club when they leave. They til the next year. But one thing seems dear. R is that "dark night of the soul” and awake, tempers held. Bob Hall D & L Coldor's to thefts, they're forced to pass were good to me. They took care of me has some very practical rec- Recently, however, tensions In 1900, Victor Emmanuel be­ Bob Meyers 10 Years Ago the potential degree of success for such last year when my. knee had to be oper­ ommednatlons. have risen. Patman flatly re­ came King of Italy. Susie Havens Gov. John Dempsey pledges bilateral arms dealing as the United ated cn.” "First,” he says, “ in time of fused a routine request by three In 1928, Herbert Hoover ac­ Cathy Meligonls support to area officials inter­ Casual Village added costs on to you, the States and Russia have entered upon Then there is the case of Tucker FYed- desolation we should never members—two Republicans and cepted the Republican nomina­ E. Charles Ward Treasure City Stores erickson. New York Giant running back ested In proposed relocation of make major changes or deci­ a Democrat — to reserve the tion for President. Kevin McIntyre Rte. 6. does not lie in the zeal and thoroughness who recently announced his retirement sions.” consumer, with higher prices. with which each side prepares itself, pos­ at age 29. Psychologically, when the Hartford. Conn. Regal Men's Shop sibly by cheating of its own, for the {>ob- The Injury • prone Mr. Frederickson, mind is disturbed and the emo­ long trouUed by bad knees, said that be slbtllty that the other side may cheat. tions negative or^ in turmoil, When you look at that big price was retiring because he can't play the we are incapable of making a The Youth Centre Mwlow's Department Store On the other hand, the positive thing way he would Uke. "I leave with fantas­ good judgment. In more spirit­ Fischetti such bilateral dealing needs in order to tic memories and the friendship of a lot ual terms, Ignatius reminds us, of great people, including the Maras tag, remember. . . shoplifting have some chance of success is a degree “ Just as in consolation (times (who own the football Giants) who are of peace and tranquility) the of mutual trust which is, we would say, super,” he said. “ Many fine things hap­ good spirit guides us, so in costs everyone more in the end. almost unattainable. pened to me as the residt of my assocl- darkness .^and desolation the evil .■A*'* atlon with the Giants and I’m thankful, spirit (the prince of darkness) AU ot vidiich Is to say that such bilat­ believe me.” guides and counsels. And follow­ eral dealing Is not, in the first place, the In recent years a trade or retirement ing his counsels, we can never was usually the signal for another book find a way to a right decision. way to handle the problem of armaments, explaining how atliletes are little more So no major changes or deci­ tuid that it to good, when It does take than exploited chattels. And the more sions should be made in times place, only (because It is better to have seamy the charges and revelations of darkness. I . about one’s former teammates or own­ feverish new arming go on under cover This makes sense. Yet how ers, the greater the chance of the book's m tay Ignore this advice as they of supposed limitation agreements than success, frequently opening the door rush off to divorce courts in have it go on with open bombast. to new careers as TV commentators, so­ times of emotional upheaval, J cial critics, even political pundits. leave the Church and give up The sad truth — sad because It seems In an age when athletes and ex-poll- the faith In times of confusion so unattainable — it that real arms con­ tlclans are falling all over themselves and distress, or drop out of to detail everything that ever went on trol wiU come only when both submit school and leave home because behind the scenes, and when every at the time everything seems to themselves to one system which depends scullery maid who ever peeled a potato be hopeless. ..’V - not upon anybody's good f«dth, but in the White House Is bursting to ^ v e us In addition to not making the efficiency and authority of one police­ the Inside story ot the Presidency, It major decisions or changes, sounds strange to be reminded of loyal­ Ignatius tells us "to strive con­ man for its successful operatkm. There ty. It also sounds strange to hear star sciously to persevere In patience has to be an authority higher and bigger athletes blame their fortunes not on un­ for this reacts against the vex- than that of Russia and the United States enlightened management and a corrupt atlims that have overtaken us.” To help us be patient we added together. If there isn't, the two of system, but on their own luck tad clr- cumstance. should also remind ourselves us will eventually blow this world up In But, strange as it sounds. It also that the darkness will lift, and the midst of our own professed limita­ sounds pleasant to the ear —^Just as It “ consolation and light will re­ dlP A/, tions. Someone stai^tlng out to organize sounds pleasant to the ear to hear again turn." such old fashioned words as "grati­ V \ Submitted by: such a higher authority might begin by tude.” "thanks,” and I "frlendstilp.” — Rev. M8gr^ Edward J Reardon *kie'iie mveekub ecn£m£ uiw,iH£ a b o u t a b a f t ? ^ calling it the United Nations. WALL STRBST JOURNAL. St. James R. C. Church . . ■ ' \ 'i--' \l i - ■

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AUGUST 11, 1972 .PAGE NINE Club Seek$ Japan’s Ministers Rusiness Mirror Helping Hospitalized Vets X Britain’s The Baby Has New Members Bond Funds Picking Up Open University The Manchester Junior Heed to Customs Women’s Club will kick off its Loss of Mutual Funds Is Mrs. Bea Little’s Hobby 1972-1973 season membership Weighed By U.S. Educators drive with a tea for prospective TOKYO '(AP) — Prime min- believe, will upset America's gy j q iu ^ CUNNIFP e a r n toe q u iv a le n t of 7.69 per Been N am ^ members on Aug. 23 at 8 p.m. at cent on a tEix-exempt bond th a t NEW In time and money may be pos BY AUCE EVANS Istera of Japan customarily security arrangements for the ^ Business Analyst BRUNSWICK, N.J. a c o lle g e -le v e l education Rutgers, toe state university the Home of Mrs. Anthony perform tWff acts on taking of- region, In which Japan has a yields 6 per cent. ’That might (AP) U.S. higher education through home study, (Herald Reporter) stole.” of New Jersey, is undertaking Mientek, 55 Hemlock St. floe. They visit a Shinto shrine key role, and require a review While not seem like much, but that’s turns this fall to Britain’s OpenSponsors say the goal As of the In Britain, the American the most ambitious program, So many women today are The organization is a monber In Ise, where legend says the of the U.S.-Japan security J**® mutual fund Industry seeks because toe couple is In a 22 University In Its search for a year-long experiment Is to striving to attain what Mrs. experiment will offer college Test sites include also the Unl- Gagnoii, ChitettMXoniae, dauihter of IXmald and Jaidoe of the Connecticut Federation of sun goddess Amaterasu-Oml- treaty. fd/nT 'T per cent kracket. quality independent study pro- make higher education avail- Beatrice Little always has had — credit to those students who verslty of Houston, University Zlpkln Oagnon, Baat St., Hebron. She waa bom July 18 at Women’s Clubs and is active in kEunl helped found (he nation, I" editorial, the A s s d i l ^ k a t caused cash-ins to A couple with $22,000 taxable gram usable on a nationwide able “to all who can benefit successfully complete the Open cf Maryland and San Diego recognition as an individual. Mancheater Memorial Hoeirital. Her maternal grandparenU all aspects of community service. Emd thsn Journey to the United Shlmbun, Japan’s largest dally, ^ ’®® ky more than $950 Income would find It much gcale.. ,rom i f without placing any University courses. State College and University. are Mr. Eutd Mrs. Stun miridn, 38 South St, Mttnoheater. Her more Eidvantageous. Since their Perhaps the secret of Mrs. This past year, the club’s major States. advised the prime minister to "i*“lon in the first six months British educational material formal academic requirements Little’s success is the vow made paternal grandmother la Mrs. Alice Oagnon. Main St. Kakuei Tanaka has made his 8° boldly to the conference and ® related Industry Is tax bracket Is 32 per cent, the developed at the cost of several for entry Into the program, * • • « a ■ -o charitable contributions included equivalent yield would be 8.82 many years ago by she and ho- DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB the purchase of a $1,100 portable pilgrimage to Ise, and he will explain Japan’s position firmly, nam ing. million dollars for the so-called if the experiment Is auccess- Hickey, Philip *Antliony, son of William and Dolores meet President Nixon Aug 31 Another major dally, Mai- Sales of tax-exempt bond per cent. Open University will be tested ful, said Arland F. Chris-Janer, husband, Wilbur, to try to help incubator for Manchester someone else each day. Or as she Trousdell Hickey, 207 Parker St, Manidiester. He was bom In Hawaii. nlchl Shlmbun, predicts a trag- whose porUolios are And a wealthy couple report­ at four sites in the United president cf the College En- Scholarship Foundation, and a ing taxable Income of just a says, "If I can make people hap­ July 18 at Manchester Memoriid HospitEd. His maternal gnuid- KTany Japanese feel Washing- ‘e clash of policies If the United made up of the debt securities States. The program uses ra- trance Examination Board of 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Trousdell, Brooklyn, N.H. He contribution of over $1,2000 to little under $100,000 would earn py, then I’m happy.” Breath Shortness ton has Influenced their coun- States tries to break the Japa- issued by towns, public author- dlo, television, tape cassettes New York City, “great savings hEts three brothers, WUlam, 4, John, 8, and David, 2. the Case Mt. project. try’s foreign policies too long. "®*® moves. hies, school districts and the a hefty 15 per cent because of and the printed word to deliver She is still trying and Membership in the club Is open their 60 per cent tax bracket. succeeding in doing good deeds Now, some say, the two leaders ^ treaty permits the United like, grew In the same period Is Heart Symptom HEMley, Metaide Anne, dau^ter of John and Debondi to any women from 18 to 4()-years will meet eis equals States to station troops and by close to $500 million to a to- That’s $7,500 a year on a $60,- Moriarty Brothers and was recently awarded a 4,000- Mearman Hanley, 5 Hawley St, Manchester. She was Ixxn of age, who is living in Americans acknowledge this maintain military facilities In tal of $1.75 billion. 000 Investment. hour bar to add to the other bars July 18 at MEmchester MemorlEd HospttEd. Her m aternal gnmd- Manchester or surrounding com­ naUon holds a key card in the Japan. In exchange, the United The Interest earned on such UnderstEindably, the prop un­ on her hospital pin for her PEUrents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles MoEuman, 137 lAwmla St. munities. Those wishing m<»e game of power politics which 8^®*®" pledged to defend Ja- bonds Is tax free, which means der such bonds and funds is the By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. who is faced with a complex Her patenud grandpELrenta are Mr. and Mrs. Geoige Hanley, tax break, and from time to garden hoses and FOR PROFESSIONAL, QUALITY devoted volunteer service to information about the club pr tea Nixon dealt last year when he P®" atialnst attack. that a bond advertised as yield- hospitalized veterans. 'Die award problem. If your heart is all 68 Delmont St. She him a sister, Sandra Lee, SH. time it Is suggested that toe Dear Dr. Lamb — I would • ***!•: may contact Mrs. Gerald Brines moved to Improve U.S.-Chinese J®?®"®®® concern centers on Ing 6 per cent provides as CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS was made by the American appreciate your view on my right, you will be happier and relations articles In the treaty which much income to a couple with prop be kicked out from under. hose repair kits. even be a better patient. In CiMMy, PaMek Wayne, son of WEiyne Chwles Euid Kiur«i of 149 Oak St., president; South But that eventuality seems un­ on all m akes. . . Legion Auxiliary Department of situation. I had a stroke in Windsor or Mrs. Charles Carsky Uke the United States. Japan f®''®"' ®®°P® J;®'’ ‘^ ® “ ® ‘"®®";'® f25.000 as 1965 and four serious heart general, if a doctor refuses Lortm Deyo Cheney, SOS Somers Rd., EUingtim. He WEb bom likely. Connecticut at its annual conven­ to arrange for a consultation July 20 at RockviUe General HospttEd. His m aternal gnuid- of 86 Kenneth Dr., Vernon, recognizes Nationalist China, ‘y® '^ ® ® °“’®'' securities yielding 9.38 tion in Hartford. attacks in 1966. Now I am -Digether they helped support N°kuske Klshl, then prime per cent. Most people Involved in one when a patient asks for one mother is Mrs. Anne J. Deyo, Kingston, N.Y. His patemEd membership chairman. way or another with tax ex­ Often called "the busiest haying trouble with my the Nationalists at Interaatl^al "j‘"‘s‘®r. interpreted this to In- since such funds are far breathing. I must use three something is wrong. The grandpEurents are Mrs. Mildred D. Chmey, Rockville, luid empts believe It would take an we sell STAN OZIMEK, Manager woman in town,” Mrs. Little says American Medical Assn, en­ WEtyne R. Cheney, Memphis, Tenn. He lus a brother, SeEm councils for 23 years and sus- "" ,®°'“ ®‘^®“ ''® ‘kan many pillows or my shortness of tain them against the Commu- Nationalist mutual funds, whose portfolios act of Congress to remove the th e miracle of mat»ltr»46 1 that of all her activities, visiting courages consultations with MlchEtel, 3H. exemption, and even the sug­ lottery 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER the veterans hospitals is closest to breath will keep me awake «i • College Notes nlsts. Nixon’s move toward .. iiniteri dowTitown manekester^ more than half of the night. other doctors. gestion of such a bill could set tickets her heart. • • « Noble, Robert Jam ee Jr., son of Robert J. Emd Joyce China changed this and. Aslan '■®‘® ®‘°®ks and which some- My doctor claims the breath­ eininmatn aai hAD«AnAH einiA ®n’®‘ker than a 10 per cent ob- at the hospital full of cakes but card.” Another veteran, who is Shamrock Farm on Spencer St. to sultation. All reputable doc­ subject. Send SO cents to Dr. Lamb, Radishes JBRU8ALEM (AP) — IsraeU states takes roughly one-third jective-wlto toe possibility of prefers to serve freshly baked confined to a wheelchair, had two see what she may give to an ill tors welcome consultations in core of this newspaper, P.O. Box 4 large or 6 small scallions, broadcasts to Russian Jewry of this country’s exports. For doing even better-from a man- cake to the men. One Auxiliary black eyes on her last visit, the friend who is unable to eat meat. from another physician and 1SS1, Radio City Station, New York, minced (including green £u:« being jsanmed on all fre- almost a decade, this trade has efcd equity portfolio,” he sometimes such consuita- N.Y. 10019. Ask lor "Cholesteror tops) quencles, but a broadcEist ofti- favored Japtin. ’light trade bar- sta-tes. tions really help the doctor booklet. 8 drops hot pepper sauce cIeU says; “We must continue tiers have continually irritated There’s no question that the 1/2 teaspoon Worcestershire to broEidcEujt with the interest American businessmen. The tax laws provide the tax ex- Here’s How sauce ot oppressed Soviet Jews at Japanese have promised to empts with their most desirable l l T A R G A I E l C * V 1/4 teaspoon salt heEUl.” ®®8® them, and officlEtls say feature, and no seller of either -By CLAY R. POLLAN- Let cream cheese stand at “Ito help combat toe jamming Nixon and TEinaka will discuss individual bonds or of bond LlIRA ARIES room temperature about 1 hour by the Ministry of Commu- this at their meeting. funds is without a handy table Woman Builds New'^OId Barn’ M A R . 21 Your Daily Activity Guide f t the According to tho Stars. to soften. Drain clams well, nicationa tiEis aK>roved a $600,- Japan’s search for new mar- These tables give -S^^APR. 19 To develop messoge for Soturdoy, 000 Eillocatlon for more pow- kets has helped motivate Its equivalent yield an Investor 18-32-48-68 3-4-5-6 1 reserving liquid. With a fork, Space Conditioiiing would have to earn from t£ix- of its extraneous doodads. No '69-75-79-81 read words corresponding to numbers 7-13-56 ^ vigorously mash together erful equipment. moves toward China. Some By VIVIAN BROWN their location, but if this idea is of your Zodiac birth sign. w ay worn wnjiain tf MOoqmyMM0Mun.ihtw^ able securities. And as you rise y f TAURUS Israel’s external broadcast Japanese Industrialists dream AP Newifeatnre* Writer fancy moldings or complicated entertained it should be a care­ 1 W elcome 31 li 61 Key SCORPIO cream cheese, drained clams, 4 APR. 20 |MpaGM|rhetinlirwalicMBlMQ.yaHr % ilw a W W e 5 h w 5 5 3 service Kol Zlirn Lagola, trans- of a cooperative sphere which on the income scale those doors or windows. Maintenance fully thought-out project. It is 2 T ry 32 Only 62 Challenges ocr. 2 3 ^ ^ minced radishes, scallion and h—w»b>ati»dloBiiii—a oMHaMowlarilreeMwamldManrtt I ^ M A T 20 3 W ork 33 From 63 Moves —dhrtN md qMlcihty mUk ttm wiMiw n M h iaik m malar afeMhMi mils seven hours daUy In rus- would link complementary equivalents become rather ex­ There has always been a ro­ of a barn-type constmetion, as not easy to remove an old bam N O K . 21 seasonings. Add reserved clam \l 2-21-23 26 4 In 34 Expect 64 Couses Sian Hebrew, Yiddish and economies, with China supply- traordinary. mance between women and old she envisions it, would be easy, with its heavy timbers, and if 5 Conjunction 35 Probobly 65 Your 30-34-45-5: liquid a few drops at a tim e to A couple filing a joint return 5931-39-80-86 36 Attroct 66 Doing 58-61-85-8: ““T- r im Jinan ' More tn-n three- raw matrlals and Japan bams that casts its spell even and painting could be held to a one is to reconstruct it, the 6 W ith iC desired dip consistency — only with $10,000 taxable Income can GEMINI 7 Speciol 37 Of 67 Importont SAGITTARIUS of toe~ programs are tke technology to develop them. CUSTOM POWER CUSHION TIRE more when they are exposed to minimum if the exterior is left boards must be preserved. 0 Any 38 Con 68 Support a few tablespoons should be ddrtMoutalrhMtorttHn to weather or it couid be paint­ 9 New 39 Motion 69 To needed. Place mixture in serv­ news bulletins, followed by ...... bucolic scenery. Now young When such bams are offered JUNE 20 homemakers have caught on to ed bam red so that fading looks 10 Experience 40 Attention 70 To D EC. 2f ing dish and decorate top with 2 brief political commentaries. CHECK YOUR SIZE free to takers, one can afford to ,14-20-28-42 11 Contocts 41 G x k J 71 Originol 19-27-35-47^ ’There sure sdso broadcEists of g the magical spell of &e bam attractive. risk it. But if one has an in­ D]70-73-77 12 Oldtime 42 Attend 72 Advantage 54-60-83-89^ thinly sliced radishes; dip looks CHECK YOUR PRICE and many traipse countrysides She expects no opposition 13 C ivic 43 Others 73 Things especially pretty when edges of cultural EUid social Interests. g BUY TODAY vestment at stake, every lost CANCER 14 Essential 44 M oking 74 Upsets CAPRICORN ’The broadcasts “are aimed trying to find one they can af­ from her husband. In her opin­ board would be a tragedy. ^ „ ,\ J U N E 21 15 To 45 You 75 A radish slices are pushed into dip 16 You 46 And 76 W ork FOeARTY BROTHERS, INC. at toe conatEint struggle for im- g WbltewsU Sale P rice Pins ford to buy. ion, most women would have ^ r . J U L Y 22 19 about one-quarter of the way, R eg. Price In one area where four men 17 M ay 47 Be 77 Yourself JAN. 310 BROAD SISIBBT migration to toe homeland.” |:j: Tubeless Replaces No Trade Fed. Ex. The sad truth is that old little difficulty selling a hus­ 78 Using so that radish edges are ex­ With Trade worked for a week removing an r?\ 2-15-22-33 18 Lend 48 M oral 16-17-36-40(0 6l8*4aS9 toe broadcast official said, add- g; Size Needed Tax bams in accessible areas are band on the idea of a bam. The W 44-51-63 19 Associates 49 Of 79 New 49-55-67 posed. Serve with crackers, po­ old bam, their patience proved 20 Thot 50 For 80 For expensive to buy with land and average man is not usually as LEO AQUARIUS tato chips, carrot or cielery Ing: A78-13 $49.16 $36.86 $1.86 to be an exercise in futility. 21 Friend 51 Important 81 Proposition ”Kol Zion Ldgola does not g expensive to renovate, more so neat as women are and couldn’t When their truck arrived to V. JULY 23 t 22 Refroin 52 Be 82 Your JAN. 20 sticks. 03 N o r broadcast anything that deals g B78-14 6.45-14 $51.20 $38.40 $2.06 if the bam is to serve as a year- care less about a gussied-up is ^AUG. 22 4 23 Sets 53 To FEB. U pick up the old bam wood, I 24 Hi 54 Pleosont 84 Or directly with Internal Soviet af- g round home. interior. He doesn’t want to which they planned, to erect on ) 1- 8 9-10 Z 25 Agreements 55 Someone 85 Role 25-38-52-570 THOUSANDS OF SIMILAR VALUES C78-14 8.96-14 $53.25 $89.94 $2.10 But does an old bam need to worry about washing down 11-46-62 f 26 Plons 56 Groups 86 Travel 59-65-72 fairs. It Is toe news of Israel g another site, someone had beat­ 57 Mode 07 Todoy E78-14 7.35-14 VIRGO * 27 W ill PISCES and o< the various Jewish com- g $57.35 $43.01 $2.32 be old? One house hunter asked walls, tiptoeing over wall-to- * 28 You 58 Ploy 88 Delays en them to it. FEB. 19 munltMs in Russia.” S herself that paradoxical ques­ wall carpet or painting the ex­ A I 29 Health 59 To 89 Energetic P78-14 7.76-14 $69.40 $44.65 $2.39 60 But 90 Talents MAR. 20*^^^ CEure"! la taken to exclude g tion after seeing a number of terior of a house. Q 30 People 8/12 statements reflecting antl-So- « 078-14 8.26-14 $61.45 $46.09 $2.65 INVITATION rSi41-50-66-71 ) G o o d t^jAdverse N e u t r a l 24-29-37-43(% old bams that defied repairing Although most people cannot 5y76-78-82-90 € 64-74-84-88^ liuzzini B ros. j I Waysidu Furniture vlet sentiments or political g ii H78-14 8.55-14 $65.65 $49.16 and cost a mint. But she fathom why the bam represents bias, he said. Along with news « $3.22 couldn’t bring herself to aban­ TO BID such an inspiring concept in of Soviet Jewry, letters written S F78-16 7.75-16 $60.46 $45.34 $2.54 don the idea and her thoughts living to them, it may be that it NEW! — EXCITING MAMCHESTBB: 819 E. BODIlLEr TUBHPMtE NOTICE Difference by other dissident Jews—com- g G78-16 8.26-16 $62.60 jelled when she wondered why is the only architecture, aside TKIrb 019^827 plete with names smd address- $46.88 $2.53 they do not build bam-style ar­ from modem design, that is The Board of Education, Maiv Cards sold by a U.S. post NATURAL HEALTH Chester, Clonnectlcut, solicits office that have stamps es—are read over the air. g . H78-16 8.65-15 $66.60 $49.95 $3.47 chitecture for houses. Why not? compatible with today’s life­ One newly arrived Jewish Im- g bids for the replacement of printed on them are properly J78-16 8.85-15 $70.70 $53.03 So she’s planning to build a style. Where it is difficult to get called postal cards. Un­ FOOD SHOPPE migrant. Dr. Vladimir Za- & $3.28 new-old bam and she expects it the average builder to do a windows at the Ro^be^t^on School. Sealed proposals will be stamped cards sold by pri­ AT THE retskll, 44, says such tactics g L78-16 9.16-16 $76.85 $57.64 , • $8.56 will cost her less than another modem house, if indeed one vate firms and that general­ OUR LAST SALE could bring reprisals against g would prefer the contemporary received until Augrust 29, 1972 _■■■______■ ______i ”"’ kind of bouse. ait 3:30 p.m. The right Is re­ ly have pictures on one side PARKADE toe writers, but both K d Zion g She is not the first to make exterior to the traditional one, served to reject any and all are properly called post Lagola Eind Soviet informants g this decision. And in at least he may well relate to the bam bids. Specifications and forms cards. wish to W Eige their battle within g one instance, a woman suc­ style. And if one is lucky enough may be secured at the Business FORMER toe legal frEunework. g Goodyear backs them with ceeded in making her bam so to latch on to an old carpenter, Office, 1146 Main Street, Man­ Zaretskll, a senior scientist at g large, it is really an eyesore. he may even have helped his chester, Connecticut. PRICE toe Welimann Institute, oh- g \ But, currently, this bam father build one. Dougfles E. Pierce, serves; “The Russians hope g a 40,000 mile tread life seeker has in v e st^ in a piece of One may see old bams adver­ Business Manager . that with an end to toe flow of g land a little distance from the tised for sale if removed from communication from Israel the g expectancy policy beaten path, so that she can still Jewish hopes and consequently g g a l. vv'ilh proper rare and normal driving, you will gel any Goodyear .•iervicp biare w. D( uier m the United be with it,,but not overwhelmed pressures ■will subside. ’Hila is g a n d u p WE H still on the original rar —bring the tires and the Copies of this policy are avaitable at all (ioudyear beanns exposed. She envisions a CUSTOM SQUARES ^ ^--- policy booklet (with recorded mileage readings) to locations. gambrel roof that she admires agEdnst the BBC and Voice of g America broadcswtlng in RuS' § 56 COOPER ST. — 643-9892 — MANCHESTER S on bams, a big picture window 530 West Middle Turnpike CLEARANCE! g Open 8:00 Et.m. to 8:80 p.m. g Up To 6 Mos. To Pay IT MUST BE RIGHT OR WE MAKE IT RIGHT where the hayloft normally is and maybe some skyl^ts in the roof. A big pair of^ouble 2 0 % f o doors will further complete the STEEL AGAINST POLYSTEEL DEMONSTRATION picture. Laundromat and Dry Cleaning Closing 5:00 5 0 % O F F ! The interior will be a com­ P.M. Saturday, August 12, for area renewal. HERE—AT MANCHESTER TIRE bination den-lodge-bam room Summer Dresses with a big stone fireplace, ran­ Clothes may be picked up at 777 Main St. E n g la n d ’s dom-width flooring, kitchen, bath. On a three-side rustically after August 12th. and Sportswear MONDAY. AUGUST 14. 1972 built balcony, she will have bed­ ITEM rooms. 12 Noeii-2 P>4. 4 P.M.-6 ?M. Old bam architecture will H ardw are ^ve her the opportunity to use Heywood - Wakefield rustic bam m aterials — pine, For Fast Service rough-sawn cedar. Outside she ROUTE 44A may have the boards treated to 5 Pc. DINETTE look old. (If there is tim e she THE LITTLE SHOP/HAYSEED CASUALS BOLTON NOTCH might even have the wood bur­ 80$ EAST CENTER STREET MANCHESTER MANCHESTER TIRE CO ied in compost and manure to ONE HOUR MARTINIZING Junior and Mlweo’ Dreaa Shop age it, but this, she admits, 777 MAIN STREET Half Sisea, and Sbea T thru tZ TEL. 649-5203 295 BROAD STREET -- MANCHESTER would be a big Job.) OPEN HON. thru SAT. 9:M AJM. to 5:M PJM. SALE HOURS: MONDAY-SATURDAY 10-9 299 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS tUl » PJM. TELkSPHONE 643-1161 The advantage of a bam-tjlpe STORE HOURS - MON.-WED. 8 • 5;30 — THURS.-FRI. 8 - 8 — SA T ^jjJ______bouse is that it wiU be stripped ) THOUSANDS OF SIMILAR VALUES '\ \\ \' -V ■ w V V r

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“ ■ South Windsor BIGAMOUS GOOSE V e m o n BARBS MILWAUKEE, Wis. (AP) — retired to her separate nest. By PHIL PASTORET A Milwaukee zoo goose has When Mrs. Goose No. ‘2’s two * Student Vote Explained solved his marital problem: he goslings hatched, the male ’Two types of'ereatures abaondoned his first wife and moved with them to a lake on Bazaar that can sleep standing up took off with his second and the other side of the zoo Gardening are horses and fathers of Mrs. Jan Murtha, chairman them to exercise good citizen- their two kids. i ground, leaving the first. squalling, month-old kids. o< toe Republican Voter Regis- ship. Although the goose usually ‘Tm really surprised,” said • • • * traiior. Committee, has express------only takes one mate, this one Joseph Id ing, aviary Hie 14tb attnual bataar spon- the Vernon Elementary School from Bloomfield, Hartford and Stoplights are where ed concern over a possible mis- Mailthestor Evening Herald had taken two who were supervisor. “ I didn’t think he'd iored by St. Joseph’s Church will P.T.O with Mrs. Clarence Ander­ New Britain. you meet all the guys who understanding as to where stu- South Windsor correspondent neighbors on the shores of a just leave. I thought he’d stick open Monday on the parish son to head the hospitality com­ In the beginners division at the took chances to pass you dents may register for voting Barbara Varrick, tel. 644-827L lagoon at the zoo. Then, each of around because one of his grounds at Uk comer of Union mittee; Mrs. R ic h ^ Weekes, first competition Kevin McCarthy on the road. and where they may vote. the females laid eggs and mates is here.’ Frank Atwood and West Sts. and continue membership; Mrs. George of Vernon, took first place and • * « She said that recer.t legisla­ ----- through Saturday. Proceeds from Yamarik, program; Mrs. Frank Eileen Goldstein, second place We think there’s some­ tion will allow students to reg­ The sound of spleishlng water feeders and credited Mrs. Walk­ cascades and pools had deter­ the affair will be channeled into Rogers, publicity; Mrs. Stanley and Amy Dresner, fifth. In the thing to be said for skyjack- ister at toe schools they attend U the surest way to attract er with ,Mpi|;lng them to the iorated through toe years until the diurch and school funds. Domain, room pothers; Mrs. advanced competition Nadine but all must either return to birds to a backyard garden, they were useless. They have area. The'Haryard Rd. and Hen­ On Satairday, the final night, William Voit, w^j^ and means; Plante was awarded second their bona-fide hometowns or says Mrs. Oeorge Walker. An ry St. backyards adjoin on these been replaced and toe,trickles I YEAR END CLOSE-OUT I there w)U be a drawing for five Mrs. David Bouine, calendar; place, Lynn Willette fourth and use absentee ballets for voting enthusiastic "birder," Mrs. parallel streets and form a con­ t t water are flowing pleasingly in elections. m ‘major prizes, a car, cruise, mink Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bearse, Cindy Leonard sixth. Bru4 N$w 1IT2 Braid Niw 1112 Brand Naw 1112 Walker, with her husband’s tinuous strip of trees, shrubbery, again. She said that a great number stole, portable TV and a radio. dance; Mrs. WiUian Voit, fair; ’The teams finale for the 1972 Do4p Swiipr Ohryiiir Ttwa i Caaitry Oferyitgr Nawyart Rayal help, has made the shady yard gardens and patches of lawn The greatest change,- to toe of students were added to a list M>Mr HirSlao. MeM LU I. 4.Daar SaPao. AattoMlIc. ptanr behind their home at 17 Har­ people on the park staff, has The carnival will open nightly at William Anderson, Board o f . season will be a synchronized Bit 4, utwnatic, satm vtnyl f-PatNutar WMais. AM patk- tlMrlRP, aawar PiM krakpp, ra- that probably is a better*habltat cf pctentlal voters when toe vot­ apa, pawtr ataarlnp, acaftr pik vard Rd. a small bird sanctu­ IMtrltr, b*4y aMt mttMInti, Plo, vinyl tatartar, lipM ptek- for birds than existed when been the retirement on Jan. i 6:30. The midway will offer a Education Representative; Lewis swimming demonstration on ing age was reduced to 18 and raSIt, ttwtr attarlut, wMta- brakaa, aiSamatk, raaf rack, PM, vinyl ilPa maaMlnti, ers,*but this is a family news­ laclarr air coaPiitaiitaa. #ina. ary. She has a list of 47 species Mancbester was wilderness. of the veteran park manager, variety of rides and booths which Frost, P.T.O. Representative. Aug. 24-25 at the Vernon Com­ toe privilege of registering In walla, ttlMal covtn, txiarlar Mlltwtili, artwal ctvtra. #aiM. of - birds Identified there since paper. Sacar traap. «ia 4l. Trees and shrubs, some na­ Celest Lamare. He has been will be manned by members of Lewis Kurtzman was appointed munity Pool. * • • toe schools and colleges they Jan. 1. tive and others selected at local replaced by a young man from the parish. Bingo will be played chairman of the annual soft ball attend is a way to encourage There are large trees, smaller What most gardens nurseries, provide shelter and Wethersfield, Theodore Tet- every night under a huge tent, game; Mrs. Frederick Swenson, *4795 *3645 trees and shrubs that give the don’t grow up to by Au­ *2745 food for toe birds. There are reault, who was formerly in BLIND MECHANIC lot the appearance of a wood­ regartten of the weather. The teacher’s reception and Mrs. gust are expectations. gray birches and hemlocks. charge of toe Devil’s Hopyard PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) - He Has An In land glade. There Is a conceal­ refreshment stands will feature Mark Garach, fashion show coor­ (NEWSPAPEX ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Mrs. Walker also lists pyra- State Park In East Haddam. Harold Ateh, a 54-year-old Among toe many home­ ■raid Naw 1112 Braad Naw 1H2 Braad Naw 1112 Dadga . ... .#■ ed low fence of chicken wire American and Polish foods with dinator. Miss Renee Browning cantha, golden - fruited bibur- Mr. and Mrs. Lamare now live mechanic and certified made signs which greeted Dadga Palara Baatm OartMt Cntaw Dadga Balt at the back and sides that In Old Lyme. Polish specialities such as and Miss Mary Hannon are Sen. George McGovern yes­ 9-Door Htfitop. 9M MiliMa t-Pataanaar Waaaa. AOT pack- num, euonymbus, dogwood, transmission specialist, is 4-Oaar EaPan. Aatamallc, paw makes It more difficult for’ a pierogi, golumbkl, kielbasa and teacher representatives. terday when he visited toe •utomatkp iwwtr tlMriBi, pern­ apa, aavrar tlaarlM, panvar Plw Japanese quince, welgelas, con- The retired manager had been blind. or iUc brtkttp vlnyt real, AM- brakti, aatamatlc, raal rack, PiK krakaa, raPIt, mliltawani, cat to come prowling through at Harkness since 1638 when he potato pancakes. All legal Testimonial Aten’s boss at a local Aetna in Hartford, was one PM rtdita avtMilQt* 4tl«99tr« laclary air caaPItlaaiat- #>ira. the yard. There are eight bird toneaster, snowberry and bar­ PARALLEL CAREERS wMtawalUp faettry air candl- vinyl kackat anati. ffWI. berry which provide a variety came to Waterford as a project beverages will also be available. A testimonial dinner-dance to transmission service says, “I STEPHENVILLE, Tex. (AP) held by Irene LaMay of Man­ tiaiiint. feeders supplied with provend­ chester. It read, “ We toe of sight around toe edge of the supervisor for the Davey Tree There will be 10 amusement honor Mrs. Helen McCarthy wish I had two more just like — The parallel careers of Bob er all year 'round. •• him. I haven’t had any people will help you bring pmned from any of the trees Expert Co., hired by Mr. and rides for adults and children. Miller who recently married and Glasgow and Don Jones, young *3945 •VH'.-.r-.V' The main attraction of their Mrs. Harkness to clean up toe complaints from customers America home.” *3965 *2395 and shrubs, they are tucked out Admission to the fair grounds retired as principal of the Vernon Stephenville law partners, yard for birds, both Walkers hundreds of trees blown down about his work." Also on the portico of toe feel, is their pool, built on two of sight aroundt he edge of toe will be free. There will also be Elementary School. The affair reached a peak this year when on toe estate by toe 1938 hurri­ Aten’s work bench at the Aetna building during Mc­ levels so that water flows over lot and left as brush to provide ample free parking space at the will be held at the Elks Carriage both launched successful ca­ Iraid Ndw 1fT2 cane and set out new trees to shop is fitted with a muffin Govern’s visit WM Rita Braad Naw 1812 Braad Naw 1112 a small "waterfall" from one to more shelter and an additional church grounds and in the A&P House, Park St., Rockville star­ reers on their first venture into D«lc« D-200 handicap for any cat that might take their places. The Davey pan and an oven tray, so he can Laski, a leader in toe Man­ Dadp Bawyar Sw*MUm PlckMp. 7SW lb. 0-10B Sw iytliii Flokay the other. It Is a circulating parking lot adjacent to the fair ting at 7 p.m. ’Hekets may be politics. sall-cairtaintp,' alavatap Star- CamMT ptcKatb# 4 tpmt, pern­ 111" athaalkaH, a - cvlInPar. * '• V -" ' Co. had a five-year contract and keep the nuts, bolts and chester McGovern Commit­ 4 ^ ^ pool, using the same water over try for a chickadee breakfast. grounds. purchased at the school after it At 29, Jones is the youngest tlau raat, ilaaaa I. lit a. or 41tc brakMf 7.MxU pty> ttaaParp trammlailaa. Harkness Gardens RcA-islted when It was completed Mr. springs in order. tee. aatamatlc. #MPL Um. #Wla and over, driven by a pump On Saturday afternoon there opens in September or by contac­ man ever elected mayor of , Last summer I took two Lamare was hired by Mr. and She couldn't get inside toe that is shut off at night and will be a special kiddie matinee ting either Mrs. Dominic J. Nar- Stephenville, and at 30 Glasgow building, but her husband started In the morning. When guests from England to see the Mrs. Harkness to manage toe *2450 with all the children’s rides to be dini Jr., or Mrs. Houston Ingram. is the youngest district attorney cotdd and did. Edward Laski *4495 *3175 the pump starts and the water Harkness Memorial State Park estate for them. He continued Reservations will close on Sept. Court of the 29th Judicial District works for Aetna. begins to splash, the birds on the shore of Long Island In toe same capacity for Mrs. at reduced rates. Plans are to Harkness after her husband's have Mickey Mouse make a per­ 25. since Fred C. Chandler was 11 DDDBE $2115 12 DDDBE $21BI| i i SATCLLITE $12181 n DODGE come. They drink and they Sound In Waterford and this MMON (Horald }>hoto by Oflara) death. The estate, toe mansion Swim Competition elected in 1929 at 29. Caranat custom 4 Jump Into the shallow water for week my wife and I went back sonal appearance. 'The matinee Cases i-Daar. lit L avtaM PS, Swintar. Aatamatlc Irani-1 y-i, tala., to Harkness to see what and the gardens were given to will start at 1 ;30 p.m. The prizes The Aquamaids of Vernon Both Jones and Glasgow, who RANGE AND rapla, laclacy air ctnP. mtulan packata. Lnwl ^ pg, „p „, ^ ^ Saiaa. V-t* auta.« PS. Thr^ bluejays, otc of them camouflaged against the foliage, the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Walker, 17 Harvard Rd. Birds a bath. It is the sound of the CIRCUIT COURT "waterfall" that attracts them. changes might have taken place the State when Mrs. Harkness will be drawn at 11 p.m. Community Pool held their se­ are cousins, graduated from mllaapa. Dama. | ladgry mr ctaP. Dtma. are joined by one house finch at the running-water bii-d bath at of many kinds come to the pool throughout the summer. Manchester Session FUEL OIL Some Stay Year ‘Round in 12 months. died in 1950 and toe manager cond annual Synchronized Swim­ Stephenville High School, and All carry rtmaindtr of ChrysUr Corp. 18-moHtB or ISfiOO-milt warranty P.T.O Officers Two 16-year-old Hartford The pool Is homemade, built The magnificent Italian gar­ became an employe of toe State received bachelor's degrees GASOLINE Committee chairman for the ming Competition recently at the youths accused’Of stealing.a car OLDEST DODGE • CHRYSLER DEALER in HARTFORD COUNTY' by Oeorge Walker, who poured dens developed by the late Mr. Park and Forest Commission. from Tarleton State College. i 1872-73 school year have been home pool. On Aug. 19 the group from Union St. In Manchester about two Inches of concrete and Mrs. Edward S. Harkness College Students Hired While attending Tarleto'n, Glas­ appointed by Mr. and Mrs. will visit Bloomfield for part two M| Rose of Sharon — all m ■ ■ "FREE MOVINB” SYSTEM — This advoflcsd new hanging method FOR 60 DAYS WITH on trips because they often all ■ through traffic while toe REDUCED 1 .YT colors backed out at toe last minute, town Is installing sewer lines in Copyright © 1972, permits expansion and contraction of the gutter without pilling m IU*. BwW, ■awirfai.w. hr M rnrf Newspaper Knterprise Assn. seams apart. The gutter "floats" In the Installation hangers. Countries whose aipiomats that area. The street will be NOMILEACEUMITAnON! ■ NO UOLY SEAMS — Awkward, unsightly .splice sections « • are restricted fall into three closed from Deming St., south RECORD BLUE MARLIN No. 1 DRIVEWAY SEA completely eliminated. All joints ore seated with Hastings mfnHe No'w'c the Time To Take categories. to Pleasant Valley Rd. Alter- 1 h M M 1 1 V 5 gals, covers up to 300 and riveted for positive leakproof Installation. 68 VALIANT $1595 WELLINGTON. New Zea­ sq. ft. ^ 0 , 4 5 5 gob. 47 DOD6E 4-Door. 6,-auto., white, sharp. VOLKSWACMS^ Those from Bulgaria, Czech- nate routes will be marked, land (AP) — Big-game fish­ i ™ This year’s price onl; ■ CONCEALED HANOERS — Four optional hanging methods, i N s S&Sfor ARide! - i Monaco 2-Door HardU^. V-8, automaUc, power 71 vw $359ST45 VWNOW oslovakla, Poland, Romania Clark St. will be closed for erman Alec Nicol broke a world outside brackets; all attaching points ore M d e the gutlifior L steering, with air. Blue. added strength and beauty, \ Take AdvantOKeef our 1972 BUICIC Camper, like new, Red, Deluxe Sedan. Black and Hungary are free to go about one month, record by catching an 823-pound anywhere In toe continental ■ LONO lASTINO BEAUTY— DesTgiied with cleon , m odem Itnii Is Summer Savings Seie Todayi 69 »OLDS. $2495 70 VW $3195 Pacific blue marlin on 80-pound 71 DODGE $2795 67 VW $1245 United States without prior HARDY PLANTS— NOW quietly blend With surrounding architecture. And censtmcied Mr Cutlaaa 2-Ooor Hardtop. 8, auto., PS, PB, fac. Deluxe Sedan. Black Camper, Pop Top, White. test line. The man-fish fight in THOUSANDS OF long, carefree durability. Demn 2-Door. V-8, .automatic, power steering, notification — but are asked to The projecting caruiage of air, gold, Immaculate. the Bay of Plenty bsted two- Delphinium Primroses FREE ESHMATES IIIHHIlWf H air conditioning, very low mileage. 69 VWNOW $1595 71 VWNOW $1995 be on their honor not to enterer the larynx in the throat re- and-one-half hours. Shasta Daisies Beebalm HOUSE PLANTS 71 PLYMOUTH $1*’ 5 Deluxe Sedan. White Super Bug. Bed. about______260 closed counties. ceived its name of “Adam’s 68 PONTIAC $1795 The Soviet Union and China apple” from the belief that The previous world record Lupine AJuga Large specimen foliage plants Cricket 4-Door Sedan. 4-speed. 64 VWNOW $795 70 VWNOW $1695 for a blue marlin was a 652- Bonneville 4-Door. V-8, automatic, power steer­ Deluxe Sedan. Blue. are limited to 21 miles of toe ® P*®^e of the apple that Eve . M rr Sedums Columbine Potted gift plants ing, power brakes, air conditioning. Blue. Deluxe Sedan. Blue, pounder caught at New Zea- center of Manhattan, unless Mfin Ws i Balloon Flower Coreopsis Insecticide — Fungicide 72 VOLVO $3895 68 VWNOW $1395 69 VWNOW $1995 Lythrum Chinese Lanterns 70 CHEVROLET Deluxe Sedan. Black they notify toe U. S. mission 4 8 . ,^ ° ^ - ...... ® Fertilizers 144S 4-Dr. Sedan. Air Conditioning, Immaculate Monte Carlo 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, automatic, Deluxe Sedan. Blue. hours in advance. In that case = Tall Phlox Violets Tools — Grass Seed — Seed power steering, power brakes, factory air, 71 VWNOW $1995 Super Bug. Beige. 70 VWNOW $1795 they may travel anywhere ex-fe Day Lillies Sweet Williams Fruit and Shade Trees — all on display CADILLAC $6195 green with green vinyl roof. Coiqte DeVUle. Immaculate, very low mileage. M «g Wheel*. cept to 600 or so closed counties S SUMMER TREE CARE Many other varieties — also Herbs ready to plant. ISATOCHOOSEFROWl 70 VWNOW $1595 where they need special per- Graoi .with vinyl roof. 69 PONTIAC LeMANS $2195 Deluxe Sedan. Yellaw. gquareback. 4-Door HT. 8, auto., PS, with air, Oreen mission. ^NOW IS THE TIME TO PRUNE THE DEAD AND WEARS 69 VWNOW $1495 • H&H LAWN FOOD, 5,000 sq. ft. reg. $3. }5 ...... NOW $2.96 71 VEGA $2195 64 VWNOW $795 The Soviets travel freely to ^BRANCHES PROM YOUR TREES. ALSO TIME TO CABLES Deluxe Sedan. Beige. DISREGARSUBELPRpS! Deluxe Sedan. K ack • H&H PLANT FOOD — All Purpose 50 Ibi Coupe. 4, automatic, clean, lime gold. 70 MERCURY $2095 the areas which require no U.S. g AND BRACE WEAK BRANCHES. ^ g ...... $2.49 la Feirneee to Competition, Wo Cent I Montego MX 4-Door Hardtop. V-8, automatic, 69 VWNOW $1595 71 VWNOW $2095 reply. They don’t ask to enter g g e O RinO l a w n f o o d covers 6,000 sq. ft. reg. $6.96 ...... n .. NOW $3.96 power steering, green. Beal clean. FaaOMtok. Beige. . Super Bug. Auto. Beige. toe 50O-plus counties which re- g ABOUT OUR LIQUID FERTILIZER PROGRAM TO AID S Quote Prtoes ihibUely . . . You Must Come 70 TORINO $2595 • GREENFIELD WINTEROREEN SPECIAl quire a U. S. reply granting YOUR WEAKENED TREES. g -1. 6,000 sq. ft...... $4.96 In & See For YoursiBlf! See S&S Before you] 2.Door Hardtop. V-8, auto., PS, gold. permission. • SCOTT TURF BUILDER, 5,000 sq. ft...... $6.98 buy or it will cost us both m oney! FOB COMPLETE TREE CARE CALL S Without permission delegates ROUTE 83, TOLLAND TURNPIKE, T^ O T T V ILLE TEL. MAMCHESWR-649.2038 or Journalists from Cuba, Al­ bania, Mongolia and East Ger­ CARTER TREE EXPERT CO. many are limited to within 25 TIMEILY TIPS: Time to sow grass seed, fertilize your lawn, control chewing snails, S&SBUICK miles of toe center of Manhat­ LICENSED AND INSURED slugs with Methaldehyde — divide perennials — make cuttings for house plants — con­ tan. U. S', authorities are not in­ 64S-7865 clined to grant permission, and trol crabgrass with Clout. the delegates do not ask.’ The

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1972 PAGE THIRTEENTH PAGfe TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEOTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1972 T o lla n d Tolland SAM O asses Score a Hit Number of JPs to Be Cut Community-School Program Approved Bjr OATHir LARIVEB Tlila summer SAM has spon­ Tolland’a large nuiuber of Jus- Uvea,” Murray explained, polnt- 'nie Board of Education Television tapes will be made An active program to bring terested In learning a particular "^® hoard members respond- sored a series of enrichment ticea of the peace will be severe- Ing to the advantages of having McGann of South Wednesday night approved the of students, school programs of town offices Into the subject. hlrir,g a teacher, while ^ favorably to the proposals, programs which range from ly curtailed after the November the reglatrar Uve on. one side Waving aa coordl- proposed community-school in­ particular Interest and describ­ In a participatory role will be ______which will be Implemented dur- needlecraft to Kundallni Toga. electiona. of town and the demity on the P” **’ volvement program, created ing how the schools operate. initiated. Giving examples of Th® program could be lr.5 this school year, The classes are on the wdiole In previous years each party ether«r side activities. through the Joint efforts of These tapes would be used at how this would be handled, ®P®rated slmitaty’ to the pro- the successful according to the in­ elected 16 Justices to serve two- Meeting Poatponed . Interested on aerv- board member Robert Dean and the "Interaction sessions,” or Dean suggested members of the ETfams offered through Manchester Evening Herald Ing on any of these committees structors who are mosUy of high year terms, resulting In the Friday night’s meetlrg of the Superintendent of Schools Dr. could be requested for club pro- Town Plan Advisory Committee' Recreation. Tolland correspondent Bette Other Items under considera­ school and college age. automatic election of 80 Justices Democratic ’Town Omimlttee may contact the coordinators. Kenneth MacKenzle. would speak to selected classes Quatrale, tel. 876-2846. of the peace. Roads To Be Oiled at the high school explaining tion include parent-student proj­ Dan Silver taught an Introduc­ has been postponed until Aug. Also Etsslsting the preparation grams or used at town meetings the problems facing the com­ Tha road oiling program will ects; a speaker list for civic tory guitar course which includ­ ’This year each party will be 18, according to Democratic of the long-range pre^am were to Illustrate points being made. munity and its outlook for the Include Kingsbury Ave., Sand future. groups: ar.d a Tolland School F U E L O IL ed three classes; two for be­ allotted six Justices positions, Town Chairman, Charles ’Thl- Middle School assistant princi­ ’They would, In effect, be bring­ Day which would feature a se­ ginners and one for more ad­ making a total of 12 who will be fault. The meeting will be held Slh'w i Rd pal Robert Valuk, board mem­ ing the schools to the people, Finance Board Chairman. elected. nt ft n r« In LAne, And RoddIo R o., accordlHg ries of special programs and 17.9 vanced students. Several of hts at 8 p m. In the T ^ H a M . Superintendent William ber Carolyn Kolwlcz and teach­ since not everyone can actually Stewart Joslin could explain the events involving the schools on 200 Oal. Min. students came to him for even Republicans will endorse their Republican Politics Sevclk er Jeff Nichols. visit the schools. problem involved in town fi- n given day. 1 Day Notice For Delivery more advanced private lessons. Justice candidates and registrar The eight-point program is Informal meetings between nanclr-s of the various town de­ 'n*® be oiled begln- "Thns program could be a 24 Ilour Burner Service A pottery class which tneets of voters at a party caucus to geared toward broadening com­ 'school board members and partments, and a possible Stu­ S “ °"* ‘"^ ^ !n ln g today In the order listed, real start to Improving our MANCHESTER five Umes a week 1s taught by bo held 'Tuesday at 8 p.m. In the of Tolland s efforts to re-elect residents to keep munity Interest and participa­ teachers will be encouraged to dent Day could be originated in­ Town Hall. All registered Demo­ tion In the schools. volving the students In the town community-school relations," OIL HEAT. m e. John Hull. The groat variety Congressman Robert Steele. cars and children off the roads help each group “ see the other crats are eligible to participate It Is hoped that this involve­ government. according to James Cornish, of people (Junior htgh-college- Bumper stickers and other cam- during the oiling since the oil Is as human beings” and leading 649-4908 housewlves) reproduce clay lii the caucus. ment will lead to greater com­ to understanding of each others Adult education could be chairman of the Board of Edu­ ®*‘® available ;‘Temi^ratu?rof“250 cation. creations and are doing "fan­ Democrats will endorse their c o s t i n g her. munity understanding of the lo­ problems, according to Dean. started by groups cf people In- tastic work” says John. Justice candidates and registrar Serving as co-chairmen of the _____ cal schools, of their successes The needlecraft class taught of voters at a town committee Young People for Steele Com- Manchester Evening Herald as well as their problems. by Bea Shettel consists o f ex­ meeting, since state party rules mlttee are Conrad Dwlre and correspondent Bette A bi-monthly newsletter will perimentation with such skllla do not require a caucus. Geoffrey King. The group is Quartale, Tel. 876-2845. be published five Umes a year, as crewel work, crocheting, Deputy Registrar planning several fund-raising stressing and Individual accom­ quilting, rug hooking, tie dying Michael Murray, newly ap­ activities to aid the campaign- plishments of specific children, CARTER CHEVBOlEf and macrame. Bea's class also pointed Democratic Regtatrax and possibly a means of com­ has a variety of ages which of Voters, has announced his Bolton munication with parents on key provides an "experimental at­ selection of Mrs. Joan Tower of Issues. Space would be provided COME TO OUR mosphere." These classes are Anthony Rd. to serve as his for articles from community IT'S CHEVROLET still "open to anyone interested Deputy Registrar. residents, including opposition to at the West Side Rec. on O d o r Cheryl Schaffer, SAM coordinator, gets a lift from a volunteer as they piece Itie selection was made on the Plans Under W ay educational programs. A year-long attempt will be St. from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. together a portable stage used at SAM events. (Photo by Sue Klemens) basis of Mrs. Tower’s "Interest SAVINGS TIME Macreme Is at 1:30 p.m. in local politics, and the geo­ made to personally invite all Sue Klemens photography graphical area In which she parents into the schools for HURRY NOW WHILE THERE'S A GREAT] course concentrates on dark­ For Antique Show tours, observation and discus­ room procedures. On comment­ sion of programs with members GARAGE SELECTION OF NEW 7 2 CHEVROLETS Plans are under way for the made preserves will be a hlgh- ing on her class Sue said "I Septic Tanks of the school staffs. The pro­ TO PICK FROM. YOU JUST MIGHT conveyed the skill of developing Sixth Aruiual Antiques Show and light of the show. Persons wlsh- gram would be supervised by AiND and printing one’s own photos." What to Do- Sale to be sponsored by St. Ing to donate articles for this Dr.MacKenzie and the school MAKE YOURSELF THE BEST NEW CAR| The Womens Awareness class Maurice Church Sept. 23 and 24. booth are asked to contact Dr. principals. meets weekly in discussions Plugsod Sewers Mrs. Louis Cloutier is in Alton, Senior citizens would be issued DEAL YOU EVER MADE. DW SiU/Efj Tuesday charge of this year’s event. She A tea room offering beverages Gold Century Card, granting SAtE lead by CSieryl Schaffer on Toniglit womens role In present day so­ Free film — “ The Lavender Hill Mob” , Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, will be assisted by Dr. Elizabeth and home baked goods will be them free admission to all ciety. CSieryl said “ the women ^ w e r Lines Installed — Cel­ Alton. available during the day and a school functions. The program Kundallni Yoga, Center Park, 7 p.m. Center Park, 8:45 p.m., sponsoned by lar Waterproofing Done. SUMMER-END SAVINGS ON ALL are able to talk honestly with SAM. Mrs. William Vogel, publicity home - cooked meal will -be will be administered by school each other.” director, advises that several served at the dinner hour. Re- board member Carol Duncan, Sue Garrison’s Practical McK i n n e y b n o s . other attractions will be offered servation for dinner must be informal "interraction ses- Saturday W ednesday Ecology class concentrates on 118 Pearl 8t. — 643-6308 in addition to antique displays made with one of the committee sions" between townspeople and 1972 CHEVROLETS Carillon Concert, Trinity College Chap­ how the individual can help the Crafts Fair, Center Park, 11 a.m.-4 Sewage Dl^MMaJ Co. by area dealers, and collectors. members. selected teachers, principals and el, 7:16 p.m. Kundallni Yoga, Center SAVE BIG STARTING WITH THIS ONE! Tliis little bear js catching 40-winks but he’ll be day, SAM will present a free concert featuring environment by starting In his p.m. sponsored by SAM. A country store featuring SponaorB Welcome board members. ’These sessions wide awake Saturday when the SAM sponsored “ EHectric Cowboy” and “ Bucks” at Mt. Nebo Sat­ own home. 'Ibis class which Free concert, featuring "Electric Cow­ Park, 7 p.m. handcrafted items and home- Mrs. Bernard Sheridan, who Is would be small and informal In­ Crafts Fair at Center Park gets under way. The fair urday night, 7 :30 to 11. ended last Friday attracted boy” and “ Bucks” , Mt. Nebo. 7:30-11 in charge of sponsors for the eluding neighborhood coffee wiH be held from .11 a.m. to 4 p.m. To complete the people from out of town as well p.m., sponsored by SAM. Thursday show, announces the following klatches or small discussion as all ages from 15 to SO. list of sponsors to date, and asks groups to provide a better un- Film—"The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter” . that anyone else wishing to be derstanding of community aenti- Tbe Kundallni Yoga class was University of Hartford Oengras Campus HERE ARE SOME formed in the early spring by a patron contact her as soon as ment and educational problems. Center, 4 p.m., 8 p.m. BRAHDHEW Sunday possible. ______Mark Belluardo. It Is being con­ Coffeehouse, featuring "Farfel” , Stage tinued 'over this summer on Dr. and Mrs. Richard Alton, Flea Market, Tolland Tpke., 9 a.m.-4 n Coffeehouse, Manchester Green, 8-12 Bulletin Board Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri­ OLDER MODELS Miss Margpierite Bengs, Mr. and p.m. p.m. The Democratic ’Town Com­ days at 7 p.m. In Center Park. But all are in Ehccellent CondUltm. There are many Mrs. Thomas Bowler, the Miss­ many miles of driving pleasure left. All have been mittee will meet tonight at 7:30 The class is open to anyone es Elmira and Emma Chamber Friday Safety Inspected and caury our 1-Year Used Car War­ lain, Mr. and M ra'L D uis'aou- In the fireplace room of Corn- IMPALA SUMMER YOUTH SCENE Interested in "expanding and ranty. extending the mind to the In­ M onday Rham High School dance featuring tier Jr., M >a n d Mrs. Raymond mur.lty Hall. There will be an finite point.” Tbe excerclse It­ "Splash", tonight, 7 to 11 p.m. 1968 CHEV. CHEVELLE 2 Dr. H.T. Cocconi, Mrs. Dorothy Du- op®n caucus for Dem^rats at 4-DOOR SEDAN Free Jazz Concert, Prince Technical charme, Mr. and Mrs. Harold 8 p.m. to select candidates for self should prompt people to at­ School, 600 Brookfield St., Htfd., 6 p.m. High School gym In Hebron. $1 admis­ 6 Auto. 1395 Laws, Michael Lynch, Mr. and Justice of the Peace and Reg- EQUIPPED WITH — 350 V-8— TURBOHYDRAMATIC TRANS. — POWER STEERING, Rock Concert Audience tend. It will continue for the Kundallni Yoga, Center Park. 7 p.m. sion. Sponsored by cheerleaders. 1967 OLDS DELMONT 88 2 Dr. H.T. rest of the summer. 1195 Mrs. George Maneggla, Mr. and Istrar cl Voters. POWER DISC BRAKES — RADIO — WHEEL COVERS — WHITEWALLS — LUSTER] Us Caterpillars P S P B Mrs. Matthew Moriarty, Dr. and Bolton’s teenage coffee house Relaxes, Digs Beat 1967 DODGE DART 2-Dr. H.T., Mrs. Bernard Sheridan, Mr. and will be held at St. George’s I SEALED PLUS MANY STANDARD FEATURES. 0 1295 Church on Rt. 44A tonight from 6 Auto., P.S. Mrs. Paul Sheridan, Miss FREIGHT INCLUDED. STK.#8105. Any summary of the SAM out­ stories kept everyone amused and we are all 67 VOLVO 4-Dr. Sedan, No. 144S MaryAnne Sheridan, Mr. and 7 :30 to 11:30. Music will be pro­ SALE PRICEV vided and refreshments will be door rock c o n c ^ of last Saturday in high spirits for m ore than an 1395 Mrs. Arthur Shorts, Mr. and Extra clean. 4 aneed. available. night at Mt. Nebo would have to hour. Mark Staknis, who had not caterpillars MERCURY 68 MG ROADSTER, 4 speed Mrs. Michael Small, the Knights contain the word surprising more been scheduled to play, and who Radio 1195 of Columbus and the Ladles of entertained during The band’s St. Maurice Church. Manchester Evening Herald than once to describe adequately you know 1966 OLDS DELTA 88, 4-Dr. Sedan, Bolton correspondent JudiUi the circumstances, performances break, was another surprise per­ LINCOLN The show will be held in the P.S., P.B., Clean. 1095 parish center from 1 to 9 p.m. Donohue, tel. 649-8409. EXTRA-SPECIAL-BONUS- and general atmosphere of the former. He played quiet folk han^ring 1966 TORONADO 2-Dr. H.T., P.S., music. on the 23rd and from 10 a.m. concert. CHIPPER SAYS... 1295 MAKES HER EXPENSES IA REPEAT OF OUR FABULOUS VEGA SALE! IF YOU MISSED IT BEFORE| The main surprise of the Precariously from P.B.,,Top Shape. to 5 p.m. on the 24th. First, I would like to spout off a Card Party OLD WESTBURY, N.Y. evening however, was the Salva­ 1966 OLDS DELTA 88 4-Dr. H.T., few adjectives concerning the 1195 The Bolton Junior Women’s _ You might say Sharon I — DON'T MISS IT THIS TIME. 72 VEGA'S DELIVERED IN MANCHESTER. tion Army Rock Band. Many that P.S., P.B., 1 Owner. audience. With each succeeding 1966 CUTLASS 2-Dr. H.T., P.S., caub win sponsor a community Miller of Battle Creek, Mich., concert it seemed that the crowds people had chuckled at the name, S g o o C O O PLUS OPTION At single thread of web BREAKOUT P.B., 1 Owner. 1095 card party Wednesday at 8 p.m. e a r n ^ enough for two weeks on had become more and more un­ thinking that it was just another In the Herrick Memorial Park PRICED AS LOW AS * $ ■ “ “ ' EQUIPMENT 1964 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4-Dr., the Ladies PGA golf tour when 1995 one of those attention-getting ruly and less responsive to the suspended from 895 recreation building. she shot a 72 to win the fifth musicians and had, in fact, titles for a local rock group. The H.T., 1 Owner. Low Mileage. d u b ways and means chair­ annual Old Westbury Golf and turned into little more than a surprising aspect of this group THE SAVINGS! 1966 EL CAMINO V i Ton Pickup, man Marylou Lemaire asks that Country Club proette-member nowhere " A mass of semi-humanity just was that they really were from V8, Auto., P.S. 1295 persons planning to attend bring 18-hole event. She earned $445 Good Place to Buy A Car” hanging around wanting to be the Salvation Army and that they we swing and sway 69 VOLKSWAGEN, Fastback, 2-Dr. their own cards. by her victory. Prizes will be awarded and entertained. Surprise! Saturday’s really were good. Using a com­ Sedan, Standard Trans. 1495 Sue Roberts of Columbus, it's ClEARANCE HME! refreshments will be served. A CHEVROLET audience proved to be the most bination of some brass in­ with every — FINANCING ARRANGED — Ohio was second with a 73 and struments, some fine guitarists small donation will be collected won $375. Mary Mills of Gulf­ attentive, least bored and above at the door. and an excellent blending minute breeze that port, M iss., shot a 78 on her own CO ., INC. all most stationary group since Transportation for senior citi­ CARTER the first concert. Plaudits are in technique from a variety of MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES ball but her three amateurs 512 ,W. CE N TER ST R E E T M ANCHESTER, CONN. zens may be arranged by call­ helped the team to a net 55. She "Over 35 Yeart of Selling A Servicing Chevrolete'* order to the audience, and to the vocalists, the Salvation Army happens by If you saved for the buy of the y e a r. . . IT'S HERE. MORIARTY BROTHERS LIN­ ing Mrs. Lemaire at her School 643-1511 played with Norma Rosenblatt, police and SAM marshals who Rock Band eased its way through Rd. Home. 1229 MAIE ST.-0PEH EVIHIMGS 'TIL 9-THURS. 7116-MAHCHESTEL COLN MERCURY has close-out prices ahead of time. You can get GIANT SAV­ Henry Rothman and Fred kept the ship running smoothly. a number of well known songs, wondering what it was including selections from Blood, INGS while we still have a GIANT SELECTION. So stop in all you bargain hunt- Gelberg. E^ch of the performances com­ that we said es equipped with its own surprise Sweat and Tears, and Chicago. They gave a modem rendition of also. The first group which was or scheduled to play. The Elmer a hymn, "What a Friend We r i T l G M A L D FORD INC. Hawkes Band, found itself Have in Jesus," and the people did we say OVER 100 NEW AND USED SCRANTON MOTORS. INC reduced to one member, Elmer who were attending the concert CARS TO CHOOSE FROM Hawkes, when the rest of the did not seem to mind the anything 1972 GALAXIE 500 1972 LTD Brougham religious and semi-religious selec­ NEW CAR CLOSEOUT SALE 1972 SQUIRE Wagon Demonstrator, Green. 2 door hardtop, automatic trans- I band was unable to appear. Sur­ Dftfnomtrator, Green, 10 passenger, automalic trans- Oemornirator, Medium Blue. 4 door sedan, automatic mission, 400 V/8 engine, power steering, power brakes. 1 prise! The one remaining tions nor did they shout down the at mission, 400 V/8 engine, power steering, power brakes, transmission, power steering, power brakes, vinyl seats. split bench seat, green vinyl roof. AM /FM stereo radio, 1 AM radio, bt^y side mouldings, tint glass, low mileage. members of the band when some NEW track (lock, visi group, AM /FM stereo radio, tint glass, power windows, visi group, plus more. * ^ m m m member tickled the crowd with a NEW No, 17 List 4509 impromptu preaching was done aU NEW white sidewalls, wheel covers, low niileage. • a v A a v L ow mileage. No. 266 List 5741 # 1 , string of compositions and List 5734 r^o. 255 | J / ^ AIR CONDITIONING AUTO. AIR CONDITIONING ■ a# • monologues so entertaining that between the songs. TTiey were too OLDS PONTIACS busy enjoying a surprisingly good Evelyn Lessard CADILLACS 6 Catalinas the rest of the group was soon 2 Cutlasses performance by an unexpectedly 3 Coupe DeVilles 5 LeMans 1970 MAVERICK forgotten, the talent manifest in 1 98 Wagon 1970V2 FALCON 1971 CUSTOM his songs and loosely-woven tight group. 1 Sedan OeVille 4 Venturas 2 Toronados Light green, 4 door sedan, automatic transmission, 351 Copper, 2 door sedan, automatic transmission, 6 cylinder I C .P . ____ White, 2 door sedan, automatic transmission, 6 cylindar 1972 MERCURY V/8 engirre, with police package. Coventry Police Cars. engine, accent group, radio, white sidewall tires, vinyl •RAHDNEW 1972 enoina, radio, white sidewall tires. roof. Car has 8,500 miles. . MARQUIS COLONY PARK STA. 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Caprice 1968 OPEL Wagon 72 GRAND PRIX Gold. 4 door sedan, automatic transmission, V/8 engine, USD CARS (UARAIKI m C D , TOO! 72 CATALINA Red, 4 Speed transmission 4 cylindar engine, radio, white support and sponsorahlp of tomorrow’s CRAFTS FAIR in Center Park...... NEW 72 CATALINA Demo. Low mileage, vinyl top. Silver, 2 door hardtop, black vinyl roof, automatic radio, police package, air conditioning * Vernon Police 2-Dr Hardtop. Demonstrator, low transmission. V/8 engine, power steering, radio, white sidewall tires, wheel covers. 4-Or. Sedan. V-8, automatic, PS, mileage, V-8, auto., PS, P. disk whitewalls, stereo radio, trunk sidewall tires, wheel covers. ^ ^ 9 5 ^ P. disk brakes, tinted glass, brakes, air conditioning, radio, release, tinted glass, automatic air W E C IA L ^1095* Busy Kiln Morlarty Brothers cond., rear window defogger, 68 Merc. $1895 67 Cougar $1295 68 Ford $1495 69 Ford $1495 whitewalls, wheel covers, clock, tinted glass, vinyl top and more. *1095. Carter Chevrolet Multi-Circuits Parklane 2-dr. Hardtop, 2-dr. hardtop, blue, nice! ’Torino 2-dr. HT, beautiful radio, bumper strips, etc. #9012 List $5072. Discount power windows and more. #9014. automatic trans., white- maroon, matching vinyl Fairlane 2-dr. hardtop, Radio, V-8, standard trans., medium green, radio, auto­ Sale Price $1002. Sale Price List $6068. Discount $1168. Potterton’s Inc. walls, Colony Park panel­ sports console, vinyl trim , interior, radio, automatic, Dean Machine Products ing, power steering, power matic, power steering, V-8 Sale Price *4900 special! power steering, whitewalls, engine. *3599 *4 0 70 Economy Electric Roma Pastry brakes. WHISPER AIR excellent. CONDITIONING, AM ra- WARRANTY ON MOST Elks Club o( Manch. State Theatre dio, tinted glass, remote control mirror. 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ING, till .wKeol, tomoiniflg foctory w rri interior, low mileage. t)r. OAO ownors top. ASK OUR SALES STAFF! Marcom Watkins Brothers 71 MERCURY $2795 68 CADILLAC $3195 70 OLDS $2095 / Coupe DeVille. Fully equipped, Medical Pharmacy Westown Pharmacy Montego 4-Dr.'Sedan. Low Delta Hardtop Coupe. Burgundy. mileage, automatic, power air conditioning. SALES steering, power brakes. THANX — from the Youth of Manchester! INCORPORATED { THiS WEEK’S SPKUl MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM .FITZtERUDFORD OPEN 8 AM to 9 PM CONVENIENT HARTFORD NATIONAL BANK ORpONN. BANK AND TRUST CO. TIME PAYMENT PLANS RENT a 7 2 MERCURY /IW ORI^TY TOOTHERS/ SCRANTON AAOTORa ■ WINDSOR AVE.-ROUTE 83 ROCKVILLE 875-3369 643^ IMrMilp Route 83 Rockville, Conn. CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE - PONTIAC 1 WINDS vStSIBI/ Talcottville Road SAYE From Hartford, Eifterpri$e 6151 I CaU 872-9145 ■A 315 CENTER ST.g M ANCHESTERg CONN.* P hon # 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 ■ ■ ■ ■ < / . / ,/ PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESPTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1972 Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d . Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., Fr i d a y , a u g u s t i i , 1972 PAGE FIFTEEN Four Winp^ 26 Saves in T ec™ ’» 5S Victories Sudden €)eath Battle ...... PI ..... The DRY Side Attitude Change Helpful to Weaver Lyle Comes to Rescue Again Set for Chisox-A’s o f Sports Grabs First Little Miss NEW YORK (AP)—You Duke Sims coming up In the the game’s only run In the ______...... i.i_ im i. i. ninth, any one of whom could fourth. Bobby Murcer led off OAKLAND (AP) — Af- 8-2 In the top of toe 18th. lead- fctuntoy, w «U d ^ his 18th In- wouldn't think a relief hit toe ball out of our park. I with a double and took third ter a long night’s journey a triple M d s c o r ^ nlng p i t ^ r By DEAN R. YOST Round Edge Softhall pitcher who’s appeared in had a lot of corfldence In one out later as Ron Blomberg into today, the Chicago Lockers wild Dave Lemords win start ‘ ^Ick Williams eight and Tanner six. The A' s Thursday he shot an eight-un­ Butterfields 0 021 OO— 8- 8 game winning streak. the Loctite 200 with a purse exceeding Racing Hot Line der-par 64 for toe 18-hole lead bullpen. hits the ball In toe seats wid **®A“ ^^® i*'® i"' ahead to toe 18th used 21 of their available 23 ' • * • Stafford Speedway, claiming to be the 1)16,000 to make It the richest modified In this tournament with a $60,- “ I thought something was ties It up, he was absolutely nlng unscathed thanks to a inning, which will start tonight players, all except pitchers home of the Pinto revolution in modified Nasslft Arms trounced Wyman ANGELS - TWINS race in New England history. 000 first prize. wrong with Steve Kline, who right.” weird play, sort of a phtmtom and be followed by the second Vida Blue and Jim "Catfish” stock car racing, was also the first Oil, 30-2, Homers were hit by was warming up out there,” double play. game of toe crucial series. Hunter. California’s Rudy May tied In addition to toe purse, $15,000 In "Last week I hit the ball bet­ (/herle Dow, Sharon Maher, and Brown didn't hit toe ball toat track that the Pinto engined midgets Houk said later. "But Sparky With toe runners moving on a Elsewhere, Detroit remained Gary Waslewskl was the sev- toe club record by striking out awards will be paid from too track’s ter than I have any other time Peggy Stevens. Dow also col­ far, but he did double cm toe appeared at. The midget, powered by a was just wondering why I 3-2 pitch, Aurelio Rodriguez game ahead of Baltl- enth and last pitcher for Oak- 16 Mliuiesota batters and toe unique owner-driver point fund at toe in my life. But I shot 293 be­ lected a grand slam. first pitch from southpaw Lyle. end of toe season. 1600 c.c. powerplant, is owned by Mario didn’t call him before the grounded to shortstop Gene Ml- ™°re In the AL East despite a land Thursday night—John Angels snapped a 1-1 tie on suc- Leonardl. cause I putted like an Idiot, "he Nassiff Arms 13 602 00—30 Norm Cash, shooting for toe Paul Oarvls, marketing vice president said. Wyman OH 0 020 00— 2 game. I usually talk to him be­ frie n d lv ^ ^ t fleld SMts atruS ®*’ael, but pinch runner John '“ s® New Y ork-the third- Odom played as a pinch run- cesslve second-inning homers This weekend toe Northeastern Midget fore a g^ame to see how he of lAcUte, commented, " n ils Is our first out but nlnch hitter Bill Free Knox beat his throw to second. P'®-®® Yankees are only two ner—and Williams said he by Andy Koaco and Ken Assn., will be back at half mile oval He put together his career- feels, but I didn’t this time be­ OUl OUl pmcn niuer OUl l«TOe- ,, ______. , . hnpW^w>iAn oiiffAfA/t WASII/I i%«.r^KAK1«r K a f>4A ATn'M’ii n o n n f f H j » v r V w K In t o go at modified racing. Loctite has been best round to move past Jack han rot ^ W eld ^ e to However, second baseman Ho- back-when Baltimore suffered would probably be on the McMullen off Ray Corbin along with the modifieds. But some of B.A. (/lub scored early to cause I know I can use him if we used successfully at Indianapolis and this Nicklaus and pro rookie Steve down Manchester Olds, 12-3. short,____ although _jpinch__race Clarke alert'y relayed the ® Similar 1-0 setback at the mound when the game re- beat toe Twins. Rick Renlck toe luster of the midgets may be miss­ got In a tight spot. past seEUKm all 33 starters used toe lock­ Melnyk, tied just one stroke Kathy Silver homered and dou­ Tony Taylor had to remain at ball to first In time to retire ’bands of Milwaukee. California sumed. homered for Minnesota. ing. The McCarthy 'Badger', driven by "He said he just wanted me downed Minnesota 3-1 in the Hunter was scheduled to start May struck out toe side In ing (iompound.” back with seven-under-par eSs bled for the BA’s. second. Taylor and Freehan Rodriguez. Dave Humphrey, was totally destroyed to know he was all right, al­ \ only other contest. for the A’s in tonight’s regu- toe first inning and fanned at Garvis also announced that Loctite has on the 6,700 yard Westchester BA Club 166 001—12 moved up on Jim Northrup’s "Usually on a 3-2 pitch we go after flipping end over end recently. The though he’d worked the last two * * * larly scheduled game. least one man In every Inning. reached an agreement to purchase Per- Country Club course, Thursday. Manchester 000 008— 3 X 4. grounder to second and Willie to first base because the run- ‘Badger* followed Jerry Wall’s rear en­ days, but he said he didn't WHITE SOX A’S Tanner said Stan Bahnsen, He got Minnesota clean-up hlt- matex, a major organization producing Big Labron Harris and ■> Hcrton Was purposely passed, ners have such a jump.” gine midget in the new design in racing. think he’d be able to go more racing adhesives. "Our attempt in spon­ Dwight Nevll, a one-time Dal­ Cindy Formica's grand slam Ailing toe bases. Clarke said. "I was just going Pat Kelly put the Sox ahead originally scheduled to start ter Bobby Darwin four times. Humphrey led toe last midget show at than three Innings.” soring toe race at Stafford,” Garvis ex­ las fireman, followed at 66 with homer led Army & Navy Club Stafford before engine problems forced Lyle only had to pitch one in­ But with the Yankees’ largest toward the bag lackadatsicadly plained, "was to get closer to toe con­ to an 17-7 victory over IBEW. him out of the event. Australian Bruce Devlin, Bob ning after Kline blanked the Ti­ crowd of toe season screaming because I wasn’t expecting a sumer (race fan) with our product. We The losers’ ea W ou ld Like position three times, the last on the 117th- terback to Don Meredith at GOODYEAR Philadelphia 40 64 .385 25 d out and will spend toe lap. West four months studying toe Four Races Remaining Southern Methodist, barely Realignment Arute also announced that toe Labor It’s also rumored toat Hamilton will made expenses through three National League Roundup Cincinnati 64 40 .615 — Issue. It consists of Commis­ drive a car owned by John Rosatl this Houston 59 48 .551 6V^ Day event would be toe final show at years of struggle on toe pro THE ONLY MAKER OF POLYSTEEL* TIRES I Major League sioner Bowie Kuhn and Presi- weekend in Vermont. Red Sox Faee Birds Los Angeles 54 60 .619 10 lUNSAS Cl'TY ^ (AP^^ — Qen- jgg Cronin of toe AL and Stafford this season. "I feel toat racing tour before breaking through 1 ■ ^Leaders:L Atlanta 49 69 .454 17 eral Manager Dick O’ConneU of Charles "Chub" Feeney of too Is over at this time of toe year. We ran with a victory in toe rich Astros Close Enough San Francisco 48 60 .444 18 the Boston Red Sox favors re­ NL. last season, on Sunday afternoons, but it Prior to winning the Taledega 6(X), Jim Match Play (/hampionship last , AMERICAN LEAGUE San Diego 42 63 .400 22V^ alignment of toe American Na­ The committee will report was more like who could stay open the Hyltcm’s best finish was a first in 1970 season. BATTING (250 at bats) — In Key Weekend Set Hiursday’s Results tional leagues. back to the owners at toe win­ longest. Now we are closing early and during the Richmond 500. The biggest He went into another decline, "W e would be for realign­ Rudl, Oedi, .323; Scheinblum, CMlcago 8, Montreal 0 ter meetings In December In will get ready for toe 1973 racing season. purse he has ever collected was $11,025 however, and had won only To Overtake Redlegs BALTIMORE (AP)—^The Boston Red Sox, plagued ment Into three eight-team for this spot at Daytona in 1967. Sunday’s KC, .314. Los Angeles 6, Cincinnati 2 Hawaii. On the original track schedule the cloe- some $16,(X)0 with a slow, un­ HERE-NOW...DEMONSTRATION by a .half dozen major casualties and a flock of minor leagues." O’ConneU said Tnurs- RU NS—Rudl. Oak, 70; Houston 9, Atlanta 6 The two proposals call for Ing date was Oct. 1. pay was $24,866. certain start this season. ailments this season, hope to have their starting out­ day after toe windup of major NEW YORK (A P )— Baseball may be a game of inch­ D.AUen, Chi, 68. Only games scheduled splitting toe leagues Into either RUNS BATTED IN—D.AUen, field back intact tonight for the opener of a key week­ league basebaU’s annual sum- es for some, but it’s still a matter of feet for Harry Today’s Games three elght-cIub leagues or four Chi, 82; Murcer, NY, 64. end series with Baltimore Orioles. New York (Koosman 8-7) at *” ®*' mfiettog, six-club leagues. Sports Dial W a l k e r . ------_ HITS—Rudl, Oak. 134; PI- Manager Eddie Kasko said ------Chicago IPappas 7-7) "Th® tbree pennant winners Seldom Used Rule "We’re close enough In toe The Dodgers made a race of njeUa k C, 118. he hoped that Carl Yastrzemskl their division. However, they Montreal...... (Torrez 12-7) at ®ouW Play a round-robin World Owner Jerold Hoffberger of the Baltimore Orioles, presi­ i U N j ; i H C TONIGHT SnEL AGAINST POLYSTEEL! National League West race so It last season. They closed with HOME RUNS—D.AUen, Cht, (flu). Tommy Harper (knee) trail pace-setting Detroit by phUadelphla (Twitchell 2-2), N 8®^®®." O’Connell said. "There 4 7:30 (22) Red Sox vs. OrioleB, that Cincinnati can hear toe a rush and wound dp. losing the 2g; cash, Det, 21; R.Jackson, and Reggie Smith (elbow) just 3% games and runnerup gj Louis (CTeveland 12-7) at are lots of reasons for It . . . dents William Bartoolomay of the Atlanta Braves and Cldvln wnc __ pitter-patter of our little fe e t/’ West^ p e i ^ t by one ^ e to 21. would be ready for the start of Baltimore by only three. Pittsburgh (Briles 10-6). N ‘^''a'’®* t*"®® Problems and Keys Bears’ Victory Brewers vs. Yanks, WINF says toe Houston Astros man- the San Francisco Giants, Griffith of the Minnesota Twins " ' STRIKEOUTS—N.Ryan, Cal, a 13-game trip which probably Kasko said that veteran cUnclnnaU (Simpson 7-4) at rivalries closer to the New SAOrUBDAY ager. In the only other National and general manager Dick t 'HOUSTON (A P)— Refusing to accept a tie, the Chi­ 198; Lollch, Det. 171. will decide the Red Sox’ fate In handyman John Kennedy will Atlanta (Nlekro 10-10), N Br.iland area." 2:00 (8) Mets ■vs. Cubs for O'Connell of the' Boston Red cago Bears used a seldom used rule Thursday night to "aose enough" U 6% games League game Thursday, toe NATIONAL LEAGUE I*’® American League East. replace Griffin at second base g^j, Francisco (Carritoers 3- ® CoimeU had support ^ F iS H I N G ; (18) Brewers ■vs. Yanks, behind toe leaders-not a eu- Chl®a8TO Cubs ripped toe M(m- pave the way for a seven-yard field goal by Mac Perci- You’ve seen it BATTING (250 at bats) — Ce- Even if all three are fit, how- for the start of the long trip. A 7) gj Houston (Dierker 10-6), N lean toward some sort of WINF phorious position at this time of t^eal Expos 8-0. deno, Htn, .352; B.Wllllams, ®ver. the Red Sox still will not player may be called up later Los Angeles (Sutton 13-6)’ at heads of toe Baltimore Orl- regrouping. val and a 20-17 exhibition football victory over the 2:16 (22-30) Pirates vs. Cards • oles, toe Atlanta Braves and Opposition has been ex- INLAND FISHING the season, but certainly not * • • be at full strength. Second from the farm system, San Diego (Caldwell 6-4), N Houston CMlers. tree baU, meaning any player 4:80 (8) Auto Racing :Rags to (3hl, .341...... ' ' " * * the Minnesota Twins. However, pressed by Joe Brown, presl- Trout fishing is reported to be on TV, suicide. ASTROS - REDS baseman Doug Griffin Is lost The Red Sox, who have beat- Saturday’s Games Larry Rowdw, C^®a^ ^®- on toe field can claim it by cov- rictoes story of stock oar RUNS—^Morgan, Cln, 89; toere was some strong opposl- qj ti,e Pittsburgh Pirates, in toe following lakes ponds: "Anything can happen," Bonds, SF, 84. for about three weeks because en Baltimore six times In eight New York at (/hlcago baeker, covered a free kick at _j__ Night fishing in Mohawk Pond, racing tlon. and Spec Richardson, general Walker said after his Astros de- , «® '",®’ RUNS BATTED IN—Stargell, of a hairline fracture In his left meetings this season, had their Montreal at Philadelphia toe Houston na TRIPLES—Brock, StL, 8; stop Lula Aparlclo and reliever club. Is scheduled to oppose Montreal at Philadelphia, 2 coach, Bill Peterson, Imme- would have had a touchdown, and Uncas Lake. 3:30 (18) Auto Racing natl—a posture toat also Is not c u b s - e x ±*o » Rose, (/In, 8; Bowa, Phi, 7; Ken Tatum also have been on Baltimore southpaw Mike Cuel- St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 2 dlaitely accepted toe blame. Linzy Cole was among toe Stream fishing continues good 4:30 (3) Westdiester Classic: 12 noon, 2P.M„ 4 PJI., 6 P.M. the end of the world, according nuiy williams drove In two Sanguillen, Pgh, 7. the disabled list this year. lar (11-9) tonight. Marty Pattln Cincinnati at Atlanta Namath Holds Key "It was our fault,” Peterson oilers who stood in toe end in Salmon River, Scantic River 6:30 (22) Red Sox vs. Orioles, and Farmington River. Steel against steel. A full size '72 car, with Custom Power Cushion Poly­ to Los Angeles Manager Walt i^^ns with a bases-loaded single HOME RUNS—Colbert, SD, The Red Sox, who enjoyed a and Luts Tiant will start for San Francisco at Houston said. "We elmply had not die- zone and watehed Rowden cov- wno steal tires, runs up and over the sharpened edges of steel ax b|ts to Alston. in a five-run fifth inning as Chi- 31; Stargell, Pgh, 27. break In the schedule Thursday Boston in a twl-nlght double- Los Angeles at San Diego cussed the free kick situation.” er toe ball. Kokanee are being taken in dem^strate the penetration resistance of the steal cord belts. s Saturday, ■with Sonny T h e; weird ending had Its a 20-yard field goal by Mark good numbers at East Twin 295 Broail Streot, Manehestor "I ’m not giving up on this cago defeated Montreal. Wll- PITC/HING (8 Decisions)— after completing a 6-4 home header ’AMERICAN LEAGUE race," said the Dcxlger field llama boosted his career RBI to Nolan, Cln, 13-3, .812, 2.01 Mar- stand, are In fourth place in Siebert set to pitch Sunday start when Chicago made a fair Moseley in toe third period Lake night fishing and trolling Yale Hockey Coach East To Success of Jets deep during toe day. boss. ‘After adl, we were fur- 1,164 to move Into second place shall, Mon, 10-3, .769, 1.34. ; catch o t a punt with 26 seconds gave Houston a brief 17-8 lead, Vf. L. Pet. G.B. Excellent bass fishing is re­ NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — ther back at this time last behind Ernie Banks on the all- STRIKEOUTS— (/arlton. Phi, NEW YORK (AP) — What it comes down to for the New to play. but Chicago struck back with Paul Lufkin, 80, is the new Detroit 68 48 .647 — ported in Pachaug Pond, Halls year.” time Cub list. 232; Seaver, NY, 154. ' Picture Rosier for Future York Jets—as it seems to every season—is Joe Namath. Under both pro and collegiate drives of 60 and 80 yards. Bob- head hockey coach at Yale Uni­ Baltimore 67 48 .643 % rules, a team receiving a fair by Douglass scored from the Pond, Glasgo Pond, Williams Two years ago, Namath was scrambling, roll-out quarterback versity. New York 66 48 .829 2 cateto has several options, in- one and Roger Lawson from the Pond, Aspinook. Pond, Amos knocked out of action by a broken started seven games last Despite Internal Problems Boston 63 60 .616 3^ eluding the free kick, for plan- nine to gain toe 17-17 tie toat Lake, Gardners Lake, Masha- Cleveland 48 67 .467 9H wrist in the season s fourth game, season, to carry the load. Ittg toe ball In play. But on a prompted toe late and success- paug Lake, Coventry Lake, Milwaukee 42 64 .'396 16 His streak of regular-season inac- -rije j 0ts already are hurting at free kick toe ball becomes a ful free kick strategy. Naubesatuck Lake, North LPGA Heads for Big Year West tivity ran to 19 g a m « when, in tight end, where Rich Caster may Farms Reservoir and Lake Lll- Oakland 62 44 .686 — the opening exhibition contest mjsg 35 miich 33 six weeks with llnonah. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — dais have received letters, (/hicago 60 44 .677 1 last year, he damaged ligaments ( q |.|j ligaments. Gary Arthur, a Panfish are being caught in OPPORTUNITY HopevlUe Pond, Aspinook Pond, Despite Its Internal problems, mostly lor the young star. ‘ Minnesota 54 49 .524 6% in his left knee. three-year veteran, is the ten­ Pine Acres Pond, Pachaug . . . . „ - . 1 most of them were 1 Kansas City 50 64 .481 11 But he returned to the field in tative starter. the Ladles Professional Golf gfgjjjjg ” m Iss Sullivan said 68 .463 14 Slow Pitch Rond, Holbrcxik Pond, Pickerel California 48 explosive fashion, coming off the Running backs? “ We’ve got Start your own business Association is headed for Its xhe 34-year-old president 42 64 .396 20 Lake and Moodus Reservoir. Texas bench to complete 11 of 27 passes more of them than we know what CUSTOM POWER CUSHION TIRE biggest year and the picture is sonally has felt toe sting of Thursday’s Results Large bluegills and calico for 258 yards, including to do with,” says Coach Weeb bass are still being taken in Pa- even rosier for 1973, said LPGA Blalock decision. "It was really Milwaukee 2, Baltimore 0 touchdowns of 57, 20 and 22 yards ebaug Pond. President Cynthia Sullivan. bad at Sutton, Mass.,’’ she said. New York 1, Detroit 0 Ewbank. Emerson Boozer and or add to your present against San Francisco in the Jets ■White perch, white catfish and The women’s golf circuit Is “ One fan said, ’ one year for California 3, Minnesota 1 John Riggins are the top two, and Steel belted tires so tough tOth game of the 1971 National Matt Snell, virtually idle with SoftbaU eels are supplying good fishing embroiled In an off-links battle one spike mark.” Another yell; Chicago 3, Oakland 3, 17 In- Football League season. injuries the past two years, is in toe Connecticut River. business between one of Its young stars, ed, "Quit picking on that little nlngs, suspended-curfew MARINE Goodyear backs them with Jane Blalock, and the organ- kid.’ ’’ Today’s Games Now he says his chronically healthy again. Bluefish have entered Long Izatlon. The LPGA has appealed an Milwaukee (Lockwood 6-8) at weak knees are fine and he's TONIGHT’S GAMES once. The latter also blasted The offensive line is one of the Island Sound in gl bass are re­ million damage suit against the title In toe Pabst Classic providing it can avoid the injuries Acadia Restaurant. The latter other losing player had more STOCK CAR (/hlcago (Lummonds 1-4) at course, is men to throw to—and ported abundant at toe mouth With proper care and normal LPGA. against 62 pro challengers and that hit nine of the 11 starters last couldn’t field a team. than one bit. ^ vice Store or Dealer in the facilities in Hancock, N.H., designed Oakland (Hunter 14-6), pre- that’s where the Jets could be of the (/onnecticut River, Go­ driving, you w ill get at least United States or Canada. They “ It hasn’t hurt us one bit as six amateurs, year. Walnut (W4 611 x—11-18-2 ceeded by completion of Thurs­ shen Reef and Thimble Islands. RACES 40,000 miles of tread wear from will give you credit for mileage far as crowds and sponsors However, top money winner hurting. At the ends will be (>erry The nightcap found Sportsman WINF OOff 203 1— 6- 9-8 for the ultimate in service day night’s 17-lnnlng suspended There are still large numbers new, first-class Custom Power As of now, their starting wide iq)Mttlng Dillon Ford, 22-12. not received on the purchase of go,” said Miss Sullivan after a Kathy Whitworth of Richard- Philbin and Mark Lomas, with of blackflsh all along toe shore. (Mr the all N receivers are Don Maynard and Sportsman’s Marsh Potter led FEUNE Cushion Polysteel tires on your new Custom Power Cushion for the snowmobile dealer. practlce round for toe 180,000 son, Tex , and third place Carol *'®'"® at John Little and John Elhott' at Weakflsh w ere. reported oyer car. Eddie Bell. toe attrok with two triples and Polysteel tires, based on Good­ Pabst Classic which opens to- Mann of Towson, Md., were by- ca“ a (Wright 72-8) N the tackles. The veteran In a high-scoring contest that toe weekend at Stony CrMk, If you don't get 40,000 miles - year's "Pre-determined Price for day at Riviera (/ountry Club. passing this stop over toe par- Maynard, a 13-year veteran, two singles while teammates □Selected locations available. linebacking trio is Ralph Baker, went into extra innings, toe Branford Harbor and along toe NEW and provided you were the orig­ Adjustment". ” We've got 30 tournaments 12, 8,300-yard Riviera, course, Saturday’s Games holds the all-time pro record for Bob . Buttram, Tom Vincent, □Total inventory financing. AI Atkinson and Larry (Sranthtiin, Leopards edged toe Bobcats, 30- eastern shoreline. inal buyer of the tires and they A small service charge may this year and a total purse of A team headed by Kathy Milwaukee at New York Frank Gonzales and Oary □Dealer Co-op ^vertising program. receiving yardage with 11,306 who have been playing togetiier 28, last night at Dling Field. Small poUcxsk are very nu­ Full Quarter Mile are slill on the original c a r - be added. Boston at Baltimore, N PatriowsU stroked three hits □Factory paid advertising; more than $1 million, toe first Martin of Thousand Oaks, Calif., yards. For the winners who banged merous off Goehen Reef and bring the tires and the policy Copies of this policy are avail­ Kansas CTty at Texas, N for seven years. a{dece. Al Rodonls, Jim Fagan, Higli Banked Triick Almost 1200 spots scheduled for 16 New England TV stations this Fall, in News and "prime time" programs. , ever,” the Harrisburg^, Pa., vet- took the pro-amateur crown Bell, starting his third season, out 86 hits, Judy Keeney and are being taken with small booklet (with recorded mileage able at all Goodyear locations. Cleveland at Detroit But the secondary, comprised plus World Series, NFL Footbalt. NCAA Football. Saturation spot radio schedule on key power stations throughout eran said. Thursday 'with a beat-ball total is exceptionally fast, but his Jim IggUo and Frank Breen Gail Mori an 08 collected five mackerel rigs. readings) to any Goodyear Ser­ "W e’U have that many and of 17-under-par 65. Chicago at Oaklemd of cornerbacks John Dockery and added two eafetles each. Breen New England. problem is size—or lack of it. hits each. Lynn Frazier stroked Fishing for snapper blues re­ M a i n i v M i t probably more next year. We ------Minnesota at CaUfomla, N Earlle Thomas and safeties Gus also had a round tripper. □Immediate payout on warranty. He's only 5-foot-lO, 163 pounds. two doubles and four singles mains good in toe estuaries and think we will have stops In New x ' m .r. Sunday’s Games Hollomon and W.k. hicks, needs . The loeers’ Bert BaskerviUe □ "A full-time salesman for your showroom" His ability to withstand the rigors while Joan Everett, Donna along toe Guilford, Branford York City, Montreal, Cleveland Long Term Contract Cleveland at Detroit, 2 more consistency. had three bingles while two hits and West Haven shorelines. LAM 3 WAYS TO CHARGE □ Th e finest and most comprehensive Dealer of a full season without getting, Brooks and Rita Langzetel had and Detroit. We hope to be on ^ . Milwaukee at New York, 2 Steve O’Neal remains the each came from Don Simmons, four hits each. The latter beiqsd Tuna fish were reported taken • Ojur Own Ouatoaaer Oredtt Plan a Maator Cborge • Atlantto Credit CWrd program in the industry. national television four or five D ^T O N (AP) — 'The Boston as one teammate put it, “ broken . Chicago at Oakland punter, despite his 38.8-yard Rem Anderson, Pete Nese, Bob a home/run. Ruth Atoer had south and southwest of Memtauk □ A ll designed to bring profits back to the dealer times,” said Miss Sullivan. Bruins, stung by toe loss of two in half,” is questionable. Boston at Baltimore, Twl average last year. Bobby How- Ooduing and Jim Olzackl. „ three bingles while Marion Point. r The three-time president of •'®Pilar right wingers on last The Jets thought they’d solved Sportsman 878 086 x—22-28-4 Kansas (/ity at Tqxas, N field is the No. 1 p la c^ ck e r , Schneider had two safeties. Blue crabs continue abundant­ PLUS fTuure^ toe LPGA denied toe girls had soaaon’s Stanley (/up cham- Minnesota at (/alifomia, N their receiving problems when although he connected on only DUlon’s 000 066 1-12-16-3 ly along toe entire Connecticut FOR A PERSONAL PRESENTATION, CALL OR WRITE: been told not to discuss toe Bla- Pions, made sure they retained Sally Pavon homered and had they made Jerome Barkum their eight of 19 field goal attempts in two singles. shoreline. lock case. **>® °^®*" signing Ken Hodge GANlMiEUOHT LEAGUE THE MOST EXaTING ARCO <> No. 1 draft choice. But the 6-3, 1971. Grant Guthrie and rookie The losers’ Dian Baufford had ” We have not told them to ^ a long-term contract, Walnut Barbers, behind the Rkody Assuitant 215-pounder from Jackson State Richard Ciemny are challenging four hits while Eileen Tupper, RACE IN THE WORLD keep their mouths shut, just so "D*® Bruins, who gave up Bd- hasn’t joined the team and is standout play of shortstop Ron Flames Sign Six KINGSTON, R.I. (AP) — for his job. Steffary Letender, Gail Boud, Gestral Mmittien SSiXI MANCHESTER TIRE toey don’t libel anyone,” she ^® Westfall In toe expanrion Rlordan, defeated WII’IF, 11-6, SCORPION ___ John CSiarles E. McGrath, former St. holding out for more money. The Jets haven’t had a winning Ruth Ather and Bety EuUano ATLANTA (AP) — Tlje A^ 296 BBOiAD ST. opp. The Poat OfMoe — PHONB 64S-U41 — MANOHBSTEB said. I'd rather take 30 min- draft and then lost at Mt. Nego a|hd gained toe right CkiMrM «s4«r 12 JO So if either Maynard or Bell are collected three bingles each. utes, sit down and explain the McKenzie to the Philadelphia Anselm's star who has coached record the past two seasons, but to go into the town tournament lanta Flames at toe National sidelined, it would leave the Two hits came from Elaine Lil- Rm . S M U n iM f 73M 438 up to 8 montha to pay OF NEW ENGLAND Box 11 whole story.” Blazers of toe rival World for 11 years at (/ardlnal SpoB- with a healthy Namath, they alcog with Dick’s American, toe Hockey League announced ley, Shirley Shoenberger and Hancock, New Hampshire 03449 Slnce Miss Blalock’s dls- Hockey Assoclatl(xi, announced man High School in New York, receiving jobs to untested believe this is the season that will No. 1 team in toe loop. ^I’dooday the signing o t six play­ MON.-WED. 8 • 0:80 — THUR8., FRI. 8 - 8 — RAT. 8 - 1 Peg McAdam. RtVERSIDE PARK qualification in toe Blue Grass Thursday toe signing of Hodge is )he new assistant basketball players. once again make them a du b to Walnut’s Geoige Quaggin led ers for their opening season, in­ ROUTE iM • it u m m Tel. (603) 525-4481 Leopards 876 022 80-864 Bank Amerioord Not AVoUabVe- ■ \ ' Tournament at LpulsvUle, to a five-year NaUanol H

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BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE The Economical Way The “Action Marketplace” X WAS WALKIK16 HIS LONG, HAIRY ARMS FOR TRFRCTiOR. ALONG MINPIN' MY REACHED OUT R3R ME BAH! M5U LOUTS HAVE MO . BUS BACKED OWN BUSINESS, BLIT X TWISTED AND /KV3RE S E N S E OF HISTORY ^ IV E O F F T H E r o v i v R R r * I Over 15,000 Subscribers WHEN SUPPENLV TURNED TO ESCAPE , To Advertise THAN A PLASTICS FACTORYJs OT 1 4 9 2 .^ GO dASSffi£D^ THIS HUGE HIS GR^SPI ^ lOU'RE CONFUSING THE < FIVE ‘ NOW ITG Aniwtr >0 frtyiMii Putil* GORILLA I Over 00,000 Daily Readers PILSRI/AS WITH COLUMBUSj BUCKS UP TO THE Teeing Off 15 words, 8 days ...... $1.89 APPEARED MAJOR BEHIND PONCE PB LEON ANP THW. I Fast Resulb MEl EVERYONE ELSE! J f SA Y TO BE 15 words, 6 days ...... $3.24 YOU'RE ACBOSS 58 Spiders' COPY CLOSING TIME FOR' 1 GoU target homes 15 words, 10^ days ...... $4.50 AND THEy LANDED 7 5 Golf teacher DOWN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS IN IWO^NOT 1492' 8 Golf mound 1 Commahd 20 words, 26 days ...... $14.56' l i 11 Fiah sauce to horse 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION 12 Fling with 2 Spanish cheer Happy Ads ....___ Deadline lor Saturday and Monday force 3 Permit 13 Owns 4 Ecclesiastes la 12:00 Noon Pridav 14 Not good (ab.) 5 Untainted PHONE 643-2711 for golf 6 Railroads MICKEY FINN BY h a n k LEONARD (2 words) 22 Devil (Kentish law) 16 Sigmoid curve (ab.) 23 Girl's name 43 Narcotics PLEASE READ Services Offered 12 Building-Controctincj 14 HE SWEARS HE WAS IF HE'S TELLIN G M e a n w h il e 17 Kind of drive 7 Residents of a 25 Greek god (slang) FRAMEP BY TODD KRONE' THE TRUTH, HEP HAVE 18 Rugged crest New York city 26 Bedouins 44 Asian country HERALD YOUR AD TREE Service (Soiicler)—Trees MASONRY — All types of Order Your m BP A X/PRV YES— THIS 20 Touched again 8 Biblical 27 Ankle bone 45 Caat a ballot stone, brick fireplaces, walls, HAPPY ADS — AND YET HE SAYS HE ClassIfW or “ Want Ads” cut. building lots cleared, trees BEARS HIM NO M A L IC E /, ► IS /MR. 23 Picnic pest pronoun 28 Indian tent 46 Doctor of BEBRy’S WOBLD concrete steps, sidewalks. No 24 Flavoring seed 9 Direction 31 Olive genus BOX LETTERS are taken wver the phone as a topped- Got a tree problem? BECHONCALL Literature job too small. Free estimates. “Happy SPEAKING! 25 Certain rail­ 10 Being (Latin) 35 Florida city (ab.) convenience. The advertiser Well worth phone call . 742- ways (coll.) 15 Greased 38 Annoy 49 Tumor For Your should read his ad the FIRST 8262. Over 20 years experience. Af­ 26 Lawyer (ah.) 19 Right (ab.) 40 Small fish (suffix) DAY IT APPEARS and RE­ ter 5 p.m. 643-187(1. 644-2975. 29 Suffix 20 These spoil 41 Moment 50 Native metal Information PORT ERRORS In time for TREE REMOVAL. pruning. Thought” 30 College living golfing dates (slang) 51 Snatch the next Insertion. The Herald spraying, etc., fully insured. Li- ROOM additions, dormers, ga­ quarters 21 Follow after 42 Freedman TTIB HERALD will not dis- 52 Ensign (ab.) cloae the identity of any ad- Is responsible for only ONE censed. Free estimates. Call rages, add a -levels, roof­ (coll.) Incorrect or omitted Insertion 633-5345. ing, siding, foundations. Low. Today! 32 Feminine r - r " r " 4 r - r “ r - r - n r vertlaer lulng tx)x lettera. r~P/ mcorri Readera anawerlng blind box for any advertisement and low prices. Bank financing, name then only to the extent of a STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, 33 Catholic I t . IT ads Kdio desire to protect Add-A- level Dorm 289-0449. their Identity can follow this “ make good" Insertion. Er­ fireplaces, flagstone terraces. OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN Sister 14 liTfoc^ h 34 Fertile soil \l IT procedure: rors which do not lessen the I All concrete repairs, both in- CARPENTRY — aalrs, re­ CALL 643-2711 36 High mount 17 value of the advertisement side and outside, railings, modeling. additions, roofing, IT" Ia will not be corrected by 1 POO’T IT- THAT’S 'CAUSE iOU AIM'T B6EW HERE VERV 37 But (German) ' Ehicloae your reply to the landscaping. Reasonably Call David Patria, South Wind- "make good" insertion. L MOTice KJoeopy LOM<3/HEUSePTOSELLCHAWCE5 HIMSELI; 38 Egyptian IMI ill a box In an envelope — addre.sa priced. Call 643-0851. sor. 644-1796. Manchester E V E R 5 T O P S T O OJ EVeRVTHIKJC»UKJC?ERTH‘3LlMJ HE QUIT pleasure god to the Classified Manager, . . . Som«on* r a f f l e ‘M u PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER S E L L H A P DOIKJ' ITAWHILE BACK, BUT HiS REPUTA 39 To saturate 47 JT Mancheater Ehrenlng Herald, REWEAVING of bums, moth- LEON CIESZYNSKT builder m T I C K E T S O R TIOKJ LIM©ERSOM*-AKJ’ WHEKJ'iOU'Re TRV- may hav« M you 41 New Zealand together with a memo listing 643-2711 new homes custom built, Evening AWVTHIKJO/ IWT03ELL A<3UV50AAETHlw;>tXJ[>0W’T bird holes, rippers repaired. Win­ a happy adl 'TWERE S LIKE TO CAM&LE OM filVIKl* HIM the companies you do NOT modeling. .Tddltions. rec YOU'RE 42 Leash (Fr.) U 84 want to see your letter. Your dow shades made to measure, NO TV EaUAL OPPORTUWITV/ rooms, garages, kitchens re­ Herald NOT GOIMG 43 Dislodged letter will be destroyed If the Autos For Sole all size Venetian blinds. Keys ANYP>LACE> OR turf JT~ modeled, bath tile, cement RADIO x: advertiser is one you've men­ made while you wait. TV port­ 46 To condemn tioned. If not It will be han­ VOLKSWAGEN 1970, excellent ables for rent. Marlow's, 867 work. Steps, dormers. Resi­ 47 Gold (Sp.) dled in the usual manner. condition, must sell. Make of­ Main St., 649-5221. dential or commercial. Call To My Love 48 Golfer's 4 44 4& fer. Call 643-7032. between 3- 649-4291. Happy 14th Birthday dream 8 p.m. OLIVE OIL (3 words) i f JUNK CARS removed. $10 r n t r each, any condition. Phone KAREN 53 Light touch Lost and Found PONTIAC Tempest, custom, 54 Exude u S4 Hr 1 872-9433. modeling specialist. Additions, See Ya, when I see Ya. 55 Algerian city i7 J 4 roofs, gutter work, chimneys, Love from, speed, 486 gears, pleated in­ MANCHESTER plow. $660. 1958 Ford pick- new. Must sell. Make offer. 875-1005. Drmi, Kathi. IW cleaned and repaired. 30 years Stasi. and Chris. terior, 3800. 106 Pine Street, up, goed motor and transmls- Phone 649-5384, 849-2062. Rick and Wayne ____ LIGHT TRUCKING, cellar and experience. B’ree estimates. Manchester. Sion, needs little work. $260. HARDTOPS 1967 DUCATI Scrambler, 5,050 attics cleaned, odd Jobs, Call Howley, 643-5361. Phrne 523-8962, 6-11 p.m. 3 5 1963 PLYMOUTH Valiant, 4- miles, $400. Call 647-9541 after lawns, trees cut and removed. Business Opportunity 28 Help Wanted PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI Heating-Plumbing 17 door station wagon, reposses­ 6 . Call 643-6000. YOUNG, FAST growing com­ WANTED Office manager, for sion $395. Savings Bank of 69 Plymouth $1395 Auto Service- THE WORST THIN£. ABOUT \ 1909 KAWASAKI 120, scram- POWER mowers, hand mowers BOTTI Heating and Plumbing pany looking for people do.sir- iufi\ oil company. Send resume (3 Manchester, 646-1700. 67 Chev. $995 Accessories giving salary expected to Box SLEEPING. OUT INTHE WOODS'! THAT P O E S . . . bier, excellent condition, ex- sharpening and repairing ser- — Prompt, courteous service, ing additional income. Write PESKTY RV“ IC. 66 Chev. $795 "GG" Manchester Herald. Our 1970 VOLKSWAGEN, Excellent tras, $325 or best offer. 649- vice. Call ‘'Sharpall.” Free C:®" 643-1496. P, O. Box 116, Hnddam, Conn., ^^osc9U^Toes,>! (NVeOINiS* H O rA E employes know about this ad. condition, some extrASi'^$l,460. 70 Bulck GS $2195 6284. pick-up and delivery. 643-5305. 06438 for an Interview. LIFBTIME SAM Watson Plumbing and Call 643-7032, between 3-8 p.m. 67 Mustang $895 heating. Bathroom remodeling RNs and LPNs, immediate GUARANTEED openings. 3-11 and 11-7. Full 1968 CORVETTE, new engine 67 Ford $895 and repairs. Free estimates. KAKN SI.I.IHMI TO S4IMHHI FOR SALE, Honda XL250, Pointing—Papering 13 and part - time. Excellent op­ and 4-speed, new shocks and BRAKE JO B Call 649-3808. FULL UK I'ARI ilMF. 66 Toronado $895 brand new $795. Call 875-8620. portunity to work with gerlatic m ^ y . springs, $1,260. 646-7642. INSIDE —outside painting. Spe­ Cozy Dozy, manulaclurer ol mlant 65 Mustang $395 cial rates for people over 65. SO JOB too small. Imi.iediatc wear. 25 successful years selling residents, advancement op­ major (department stores nation­ NEED CAR? Credit very bad? • Premium Vented Ltninge Cali my competitors, then call service on service calls. Free portunity available. Apply e - „ 1971 YAMAHA, 350, Must sell. ally. IS expanding new method of <2> Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ • Tom Worn Dmma Will sacrillce, 649-0989. me. Estimates given. 649-7863. estimates gladly given on sales distribution in your stale Meadows Convalescent Center. c? flB >T72 w MU, heating or plumbing. Faucets Business completely set up in your est Douglas accepts lowest SPECIAL • Imtallatton area lor qualified person INVEST­ 333 Bidwell St, Manchester. down, smallest payment, any- W .95 CHOPPER Triumph 500, 10" ADD LIFE to your home with repaired..jjr installed. Wat M ENT S2.33B to SB.65 1 100>;. C9 O “ This time I checked EVERYTHING before I called 1966 Buick Special secured at dealer level Nosollmq DENTAL ASSISTANT — Expe­ o> vdiere. Not small loan finance extended forks, hard tail plus professional spray paint Job, pumps wbrked on. Complete required. Easy and pleasaril lor 'S' » 1972 N.N.i.,hl S,nd., I«-. 3111111111 bank account balanced . . . US Tolland Tpke., Bt. 83 ence. Leon Bassett Painting, details' Please include phone ^ edge of typing and office pro­ tors, 346 Main. Mimcheeter 948-g6T6 etc. Call M & M Plumbing & num hor $SOO.OO 1971 SUZUKI, T250R. 260cc. 875-8384. Heating. 649-2871. cedure required. Reply Box MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY mint condition, hardly used. Tifuf Tings S a le s , Inc. "V ". Manchester Herald. CEILING specialist — expert 1968 VOLKSWAGEN. Must sell, Com pers-Trailers- $595. EZ terms. Stickels. 34 15 West End Ave , Suile z' Route 83, Vernon. Open nites. workmanship. One ceiling or Movilig— Nashville. Tenn 37203 WHAT DO 'KDU RICE PUDDING OR YES, WERE ALL OUT! w i n t h r o p BY DICK CAVALLI make offer. 649-6384, 649-2062. Mobile Homes !615) 298-4453 HAVE FOR DeesERi; PAKED IOWA. WAGONS 643-0784. all your ceilings repaired and T r u c k in g - S t o r o g e BAKED ALA5KA. painted. Also interior painting 20 • MOLD MAKERS POPPA 3 0 E ? 1971 TOYOTA CELICA, 11,000 IT’S SUMMER TIME Help Wanted 35 n r miles, 4-speed standard, buck­ 67 Vista Cruiser and wallpapering. Call 289- MANCHESTER — Delivery — • TOOL MAKERS et seats, tach, call 649-0211 af­ $1095 and the living CAN be easy. Services Offerea I /£ 0773. light trucking and package de­ WE ARE Looking for a night ter . Harmony Homes Summer livery. Refrigerators, washers watchman for weekends, a fur­ • MACHINISTS 6 J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom 67 Chev. $895 Clearance Sale. and stove moving specialty. nace operator and a mainte­ STEVEN Edwards Contracting decorating, interior and ex- Blue Cross, CMS and major r 1969 VOLKSWAGEN square A^enev — All masonrv and “ '''-“ ‘ " “ “ S' “ “ v. =i.u c... poijjing chairs for rent, 649- nance man. Will train. Please r 66 Fairlane $695 Private front dining room gal- Agency - All m ^onry ana ^g^lor, paperhanging, fully in- miedlcal. Full-time, 7 a.m. - back, very good condition. Low t-nvaie ironi uumig lin/iii, cement work, painting, ex- ICnr troo eatlmntes cull apply in person. Klock Com­ mileage. Asking $1,200. Phone ley kitchen, wall-to-wall carpet- . . . in ten d earoentrv w pany, 1366 Tolland Tpke., Man­ 4:30 p.m. Apply in person: hosintuniiv fiii-ninherl Ijjv- interior. Carpentry 849.9058 jf no answer 643-6362. "^ “ 4 - 1 1 668-6266. CONVERTIBLES ing, beautifully furnished. La\ remodeling. For e s - ______Dressmaking 22 chester. VERNON MOLD MUSTANG—1966, 6 cylinder, 3 ishly done in deluxe early jlmate call 643-5275. 8-4 p.m. 3.H. MAGOWAN, JR. & SONS. American. AVON Representatives make & TOOL INC. - speed, very good condition. 66 Buick $595 Interior and exterior CUSTOM made ladles dresses, f e JONES Was $11,599. Sale priced at SHARPENING Service—Saws money, enjoy life more, meet 015 Hartford Tpke. Reasonable. Phone 646-0590. painting, paper hanging. Thir­ suits, bridal gowns and veils. — gifeEWftV 65 Ford $595 $10,499. friendly people 1 It's easy, even Rockville — 643-4'257 Tr knives, axes, shears, skatc.s, ty years experience. Four gen­ .Also hand set fashion Jewelry. 65 Ford $195 1:1 * rotary blades. Quick service. if you've never "sold" before. BUZZ SAWT’ER 1964 CXIMET, convertible, V-8, erations. Free estimates, fully 649-1133. BY ROY CRANE standard, $186. 643-2171, after 64 Buick Spec. $195 Old English with built-in hutch. Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Insured. 643-7361, 646-8262. Call now for details; 289-4922 NURSES AIDE'S — Immediate Large living room with beamed Main St., Manchester. Hours P" 6, 649-3390. openings, 3-11 and 11-7. Expe­ YOU Bb I TCR BELIEVE YOU HAMPLE THE CREW, BABE. I'L L ceiling. Walk-through bath with daily 7;30-5, Thursday. 7:30-9, ABC Painting contractors. For Bond^Stocks- DEAN MACHINE rience desired but not neces­ TAKE CARE OF THE PASSENGER'S. 1986 PONTIAC GTO converti­ SEDANS double sinks and molded fiber- Saturday, 7:30-4. 613-7958. the finest In interior, exterior. Moitgoges 2 7 PRODUCTS sary, Training available for RE^TRICLEP ARE/\ ble, 889, four-speed Hurst, four glas tub. Large master bed­ ------wallpapering and ceilings. those who qualify: We are also CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE AGW'AY Driveway Sealing at estimates. Fully insured. MORTGAGES, loans flnst sec- 102 CXILONIAL RD. new Goodyear wlde-belt GT room with walk-in closet. accepting applications for full 63 Chrysier $95 reasonable price. Residential p^^j dependable service. third. All kinds. Realty MANCTIESTER, CXJNN. tires. Asking $900. Phone 644- Was $12,500, Sale priced at and part-time employment be­ LBT'^ MAKE IT QUICX»HUH. KISHT! WHEN THE TO THE TOP OF THE STAIKG...ANP 68 Plymouth $895 and light business. Call Rick. Brush, roll, spray. Integrity, -statewide. Credit rating un- 0260. $10,895. ginning September. Meadows NIKA HONEV? I'LL JUGT MU^ICSTAKTiS.WAKE ^ G E E /OMIf "^FtKlT" M N O M ! ■:j # O 646-2013 or Glen. 872-8166 for qqauty .service. Call day or necessary. Reasonable. Confi- NEEDS HELP LOCK THE POOK WHILB THE O L D LAPy>- 68 Comet $895 Convalescent Center. 333 Bid- 1967 CHEVROLET, Impala, 2- free estimate.... and more infor­ 643-7375. dential. quick arrangements. fiHE LU COME o u r 5795 Contemporary with front kitch­ • Bridgeport milling machlne.s well St.. Manchester. door hard top, gold, black 67 Chev. mation. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. OF H E R E B P en, full length bow window, 2 • Brown and Sharp Production vinyl roof, , power glide, 66 Fairlane $695 RICHARD E. Martin. Full pro­ 1(X) Constitution Plaza, Hart­ 8 bedrooms, carpeting, beaulilully u g h t .trucking, odd Jobs, also Millers WILL TRAIN woman to work radio, power steering, white 64 Ford $595 furnished with matching appli- ^ g e appliances, fessional painting service. In­ ford. Evenings. 233-6879. In local plant cafeteria, 6-day walls, extra clean. $1,095. E-Z terior, - exterior. Free e.stl- • Turret Lathes $795 ances, . j . Burning barrels delivered. $4. .MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd week, 7:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. terms. Stickels, Route 83, Ver 67 Rambler mates, fully Insured. 649-4411. • Hardlnge Chuckers Was $8,995. Sale priced at 944 lyrs mortgages — Interim Ilnanc- Will train woman to service non, 643-0784. $7,995. ' ______P.AINTING - Excellent work Ing — expedient and conflden- Set up and Operate — Nights — vending machines and assist ■' * * “ CEILING and ceramic tile spe- in cafeteria, a.m. to p.m. TRUCKS dene. reliablo teacher. Free tial service, J. D- Real Estate 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. 8 1 1966 PLITMOUTH Barracuda, Many other homes to choose clallst. one celling or all, re- Call collect 413-733-7820. for In­ hard top, hl-performance, with estimates. Call 528-8248. Assoc. 643-5129. 71 FordXLT $2995 from. All prices reduced for paired, replaced. Rooms re­ terview. 3, 4 - barrels and cam, auto WANTED — Experienced oil ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN summer clearance sale. Home- paired, remodeled. Light truck- C. AND G. Home Improvement, BusinOSS O p p o r tlH litV 2 8 matlc transmission. Sharp 71 Bronco w/plow sites available throughout Con- ing. No Job too small, special Interior andjinH exteriorPvt<»Hrjr paintingnnfntfnor tm W burner .service man. Fringe YEAH, HE AN' I. CLANKP CLANKU sharp. $88S. B-Z terms. Stick $3195 necticut. Excellent financing rate. Work done on weekends and wallpapering. Free esti- AMERICAN OIL benefits. Send resume, giving HEY.' WHAT HAPPENED/ WHERE ARE YOU?/ els, Route 83, Vernon. Open TO 'IM, ANYWAY.=* 66 Ford $995 available. and evenings, anytime. 64 mates. 228-9565 , 228-3531. STATION salary expected to Manches­ nigllU, 648-0784. 9232. ter Herald, Box "J ". Our em- SERVICE STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF HARMONY HOMES ______CEILING Painting and paper Sullivan Ave,, plcyces know of this ad. 1968 PONTIAC, Firebird con- __ TWO Handymen want a variety hanging. $22.50 average room South Windsor, Conn, "Leisure Living at it's best" ^ l‘ U LEARN FIRST WHAT THE FLIGHT OFFICER'S RESPECTS TO vertible, automatic transmls- 1971 GREEN OPEL sports- of Jobs, by day or hour. Yards, for papering. Call 643-9112. Stay one step ahead of the com- WRITER OUR ASSISNMENT WILL THE COLONEL, AND WILL HE M EET slon, 85,000 miles, chestnut coupe, low mileage. con- Cooke St., Plalnvllle, Conn. attics, cellars cleaned. Lawns BE -T H EN WE'LL 6ET ON brown, excellent condlUon. d‘tlon Inside and out. $1,800. Two houses to be Modern 3-bay with one HER TONIGHT IN THE VILLAGE AT Please call, and gardener's service. Call "ANTED drive-through bay. Two pump Accounting Clerk Experienced man with WITH WHAT WE CAME FOR Phone 643-6547. painted by the end of summer. THIS A D D R E SS— ALONE? Asking $1,400. 648-9206. 1-747-6883 843-5305. Islands, knowledge of CJhevrolet, flat To prepare dally reports. Phone 649-4421. Call 563-0131, ask for Mr. Foley 1963 AUSTIN Healy Sprite. 1969 PON-nAC CAMPING TRAILER — 1968 TWO YOUNG married men will ------ev, . v . 1 Must enjoy working with fig­ rate and warrantee proce­ .m." r.p.,r J.» and 'VAULPAP^ I" icf SSaS’,'' ures, rapidly, accurately and dures. High' weekly income Many extras. Best offer con­ Ing. also cellar' cleaning and Ing. Interior and exterior, ex- Sundays call collect 413-786-3041. Offer. Call after 8:30 p.m. 649 with propane gas tank, 3 rveatly. Requires some typing. with month end bonus. Full sidered. 646-3240. pertly done. Free estimates. 1039. burner stove , ice box, sink light trucking. Call 646-2692. THRIVING PIZZA shop in the Company is young, growing, Tim Ccn.Tty. 633-7516 after fringe benefit program. 40 1962 CHEVY Belalre wagon, with 10 gallon water storage, 646-3726. center of town, well establish­ and located In attractive sub­ 1967 CHEVROLET, good to ex­ hour week. If you can qual­ runs well, good tires, good for attachable awning two 6 p.m. ed. good equipment, good urban setting. Competitive cellent condition. 327, Hurst, hauling. $76 firm. Call 849- mirrors. Price $SO0. 643-6336. lease. Call Bill Rood at T.J. salary and fringes Call ify, please call Ken French, mags, 649-6477, after 6 p.m. evenings, weekends. Additions, 7063 . I ■ I I ... Crocket. Realtors, 643-1577. Service Director. Grady SGT. STRIPES. . . FOREVER BY BILL HOWRILLA ______1967 senU LT Mobile home, ex- alterations, repairs. No Job too Building-Contracring 14 small. Free estimates. Call t-ia'un,, 28'J-SG55. 875-2548 Chevrolet, West Hartford, DRIVE a car tomorrow — If cellent condition. Furnished, N. J. LAFLAMME —Carpentry 1961 CHR'TSLER, 16,000 miles. Stephen Martin, 646-7295 after 233-6268. you call me-eY 0 p OF THeAA ? IS n ikje-t e w t r s back, good running condition. large or small, tree removal, NEWTON H. Smith & Sons-Re- cellent opportunity with rapid­ 124 Spider, 2,300 Van, gas stove, refrigerator, foveied whal appeared to he MECHANIC —- Experienced, OF t h e LAW... Asking $160. or best offer. 646- _ etc. Insured. Call 646.4622. modeling, repairing, additions, ly expanding company. Excel­ original miles. Must sacrifice. paneled, carpeted, sleeps 4 rec rooms, porches and roof- the skeleton of a human arm mature, reliable, full - time. ^^^|feu.O,ST»ANLgr.. LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON 7687. lent commissions, experience Best reasonable offer. Phone 649-2728, 649-2281, after 5 p.m HAVE TRUCK will travel. Odd )ng. No Job too small. Call 649- with hand and lingers and a Gas station attendant, nights (»w It I tpaWP*! C««a preferred, but will train per­ watch SPIoerSAlEN 649 2094. Jobs, clean attics and cellars. 3144, leg complete with foot and and weekends. Phone 649-2384. Tons CAFE son willing to work. Full-time HAT?, 1961 MERCURY, good con­ Tree removal. Free estimates.------toes, sherilfs deputies went to Motoreycles-Bicycles 11 only. For personal, confi­ CMT dition. $100. Phone 649-1740. (College student. 875-8066. DORMERS, garages, porches, work shoveling and sifting in WANTED — Mature woman to Tnieks-Troctors dential Interview, call Mr, rec rooms, room additions. the grave-like depression care for two children In my FOR YOUR motorcycle Insur- .Starkweather, 646-6363. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN Omver- jgjg CHEVROLET pick-up with ‘ cln the" ciwketrA^^ LAWNMOWER Service, sharp- kitchens, add a-l^vels, roofing, w liere the discovery was home, starting September, tlble, will sacrifice for quick a-evllnder enirine. r .-..- ___ hao enlng and repairing. Pick up siding, general repairs. Quail- made. weekdays, 7:30 - 4:30 p.m. rebuilt 1957 6-cyllnder engine, ^sk for Betty Turner, 643-1577. ,-Vfter evaminalion of the sale. Call 843-5875 evenings. heavy duty . 4-speed tra n sm ls-______------and delivery, L&M Equipment ty workmanship. Financing Must provide own transporta­ liff/llliH fiiJiiafiiinfl Route 83, Vernon 872-8311, available. Economy Builders, evidence. Deputy (’ounly (!or- Keep Smiling tion. HlghlAhd Park area. Re­ 1961 FORD Gala-xle. automatic, sldn, springs. Tires and body -1970 TRIUMPH Bonneville, Monday - Thursday 8-5, iFrl- Inc., 643-6159 , 872-0647, eve- "iiei- i-evoaled the lio-nes ae- ferences req'flred. Call after good running condition. $160 or excellent condition. Many ex- good condition. Call 643-8623, tuallv w tj're tliose of a l>ear day 8-9, Saturday 8-4. . magL. with o Herald Happy Ad. 5 p.m. 643-4882. w s t offer. 646-3636. tfas. 6360. 647-9062. after 8;30 p.m.

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Dogs - Dirds - Pets 41 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Aportmenta Far Rent 63 OutofTawit- Houses For Sole 72 Far Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Out of Tawn- Far Sale FTVE nice rooms, stove, re- FOT R e n t______H OUDER 7-room Colonial, liOx- Offered by the MANCHE8TBK Cape, five MANCHESTER — Only 326,600 KEENEY ST — 8 - bedroom huge rooms, enclosed porch, buys this immaculate 6-room Colonial, fireplace, garage, POUR COTE kittona, froo to f b f t 1M161HE MlU.«tONE« A n d a s soon as ih e v o o t a 'MA'/ - frigerator, heat, hot water, STAFFORD Springs — 20 West 176' lot. Great possible com­ JUST OFF MAIN ST. BOLTON —Lakefront four-room CLASSIFIED NEW LIS'HNGS eaipetlng, fireplace, aluminum Cape with many featured ex­ 327,900. Call owner for details, p>od homo. Call >mere t3ETCRMlHEO ID RCAUW CUT LOOSE ______one-oar parking. 647-9281. street, new S -room unit In mercial property. Hutchins Ranch, screened porch, car­ Agency, 649-8324. MERRin VALUES PHILBRICK aiding, double garage, near tras, such as, wall-to-wall car­ Truly a handyman's deUght. An 649-5827. pets. plus extra lot. Hutchins SHEPHERD CoUlo watch dog, -(iieT-TfjB: T U lrt r iB HELLO MOTHER/ "t)OH‘T -0 HMt)OWH RANCHES $33,500 work four hour shifts. Choose p , 3175. Colonial oti lovely tree shaded garage, lovely yard. bath, large closets, 2-car ga­ been done for the new owner. terview Call Mr. Pearson, 289- your own commissions. Call rOUiny-OUppues 43 m VILLAGER 646-4126 649-1922 8-Room COLONIALS _ BRAN D NEW 3 room units lot in quiet friendly neighbor­ rage. 337,700. Cabinets, floors, decorating, REDWOOD FARMS, Three Lots-Land Far Sale 73 0273. 868-8130 or apply in person, 419 APARTMENTS in brick and stone Garden hood. Minutes to Hartford, $35,900 339.900— Bast Hartford 8V4- GEORGIAN - Colonial, all fixtures, just move in your fur­ years old, 7 rooms, family Main Street. East Hartford, r in g n ECK pheasant chicks I Apartment building. Range, East Hartford or Glastonbury MANCHESTER - five acres, SCHOOL BUS Drivers — Bol­ Room Colonial, 5 bedrooms, or brick. Ten rooms, • four large niture. Assumable mortgage. room off kitchen, 3 oversized For more Information rail Opposite Pratt and Whitney. jor sale. Phone 228-9688. Immediate Occupancy refrigerator, dispoMl, base­ center, Louis Dlmock, Realty, 3 'j acres commercial zoned, ton, 7:18 to 9 a.m., 2 to 3:48 in-law suitp«Q\J5jaths, vinyl bedrooms, beautiful entrance Manchester Upper 20s Six rooms, 3 or 4 bedrooms, bedrooms, form al dining ment laundry & storage, wall 649-9823. with 250' frontage. Seconds R. E. Merritt Agency p.m. We will train. Phone 649- 5-Room Townhouses, 1 % ' to wail carpeting. siding, 2-cai^^age. This large, foyer. Two fireplaces, 2V6 baths, ★ YOU NAME IT! ★ $26,900. Norman Hohenthal, room, floor-to-celling fire­ from Route 15. Woverton 2384 or 649-8400. Articles For Sale 45 tiled baths, complete G.E. AMti sslr, sSiektfWr ts f i t immaculate Colonial is priced two-car garage. Sun porch. In Realtor. 646-1166, 646-7817. place, upstairs laundry. Wood­ Agency, Realtors, 049-2S13. REALTORS 616-1180 kitchen, wall-to-wall car-< AT^HlNnON — Veterans and mint condition. It has got it. Fireplace, formal ed one-half acre. High 30s. A U T O B O D Y LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours Sporting Goods 47 Wanted To Buy 58 petlng, private basement,^ Reaerve now for Oct 1st to sell fast. EXPERIENCED key punch op­ , „ ^ , ______Apartments For Rent 63 non-veterans. Why pay rent dining room, full basement, ga­ MANCHESTER 649-6836. CHAPLIN - I'a acres. .3- erators, first and second shift dally, ring bell for service SKIROULE RT440, 38 h.p. WANTED — Crank phono- , — H------washer-dryer hookup. a oou P A N oy when you can own your own RANCH — Six rooms, large llv- 365.900- Columbia. 14-ACRE rage, beautiful yard. Call us room cabin, excellent loca­ ANDOVER — This winter you openings. Contact Mrs. Chad­ MECHANIC Shiners, craw ers etc 144 Excellent condition. About 200 graphs, cast Iron banks and Charlds Lesperance ------CKIX 3-4 bedroom home. Stop throw­ Ing room, fireplace, wall-to-wall personal Inspection, 289- OWNER ANXIOUS tion. Call 646.1045 after 5 p.m. can swim in your own indoor Demlng Street, Manchester, ESTATE. Lovely older 9-Room wick, 647-9123 9-6 p.m. original miles. $1,000. Phone toys, comic books, round oak 649-7620 ing your money away. Vet­ carpet. Garage. New roof and 999J To sell this 6-room Cape, 3 bed­ heated 18x36' pool. Five rural Route 30, Sou^ Jamgs J. Gtssuy Colonial. 4 bedrooms, all 649:1587. tables, early furniture, mlllte- = erans no money down, non­ furnace. Immaculate condition. rooms. family room, carpeting. CONVEUIENT BOLTON — 150 . acres of high acres surround this 9-room WOMAN to do general house­ EJxperienced man, 6 years REAL ESTATE carpeted, plus carpeted living land with 200 year old farm ALUMINUM sheets used as ------ry items. Evenings, 643-6838. 2-bedroom 3181 per month; 3- veterans 6 per cent down. Call Private lot. 329,900. Aluminum siding, walk to location makes this 4-bed­ custom Ranch with 4 bed­ keeping for busy working or more. Experienced com­ bedroom 3174 per month. Rent- 87S-0I34 house. Over two miles of front­ printing plates. .009 thick, 23x COMPLETE Tent camping out- ...... , , , j* v, ♦ * * n ______us today for complete Informa­ room, den, TV room and dining school, close to shoppiiig. Im­ rooms. 214 baths. 3 or 4-car ga­ couple alternate Saturdays, bination paint and metal CIRCA 1730 RESTORED Ool<;n- RUTHERFORD 32” . « cents each or 5 for 31. excellent condlUon. R o o m S W lth O U t B o o i d 59 MANCHESTER Deluxe 2-bed- tion on how to own your own room. Kitchen w/dinette. 5- mediate occupancy. Don't de­ room Colonial a great buy! age on paved roads. Reason­ rage and central air-condition­ salary negotiable. References, man. This is a / permanent utilities, parking, wall-to-wall iai, 8 rooms, 8 acres. Five fire­ One year old. 643-8309. room townhouse, Includes home. International Associ­ BOX-STALL HORSE BARN, lay, call today. Fantastic buy ably priced. Terms. Katz Cor­ ing. Call Warren E. Howland, position with a long estab­ 643-2711. places, modem kitchen, modem Two full baths, fireplace, lov­ Call 646-1123 after 6. »>eat, appliances, carpets, full FOUR-ROOM apartment, fire- ates, 647-13(X). with spring-fed pond, fenced-in ASSOCIATES at $27,900. Call Jon Jennings for poration, 38 Kane Street, West lished dealership. Highly baths, two car garage, walk-out ^ •’ Realtor, 643-1108. PICNIC TABLES, extra sturdy, Garden Products 9w tage St., centrally located, AppllcaUons being accepted. private basement. 3230 per place, heat, parking for one Hartford 06119 Mrs. Russell, paid guaranteed salary, plus riding area. Call for early basement, beaded paneling, Realtors MLS Open 9-9 details, 649-5306. ely kitchen, and a treed lot. all______bolted._ __ All_____ sizes____ and__ styles.^___ large, pleasantly furnished Call Rockville, 878-0789 or Mer- month. Paul W. Dougan Real- car. No children or pets. 3186 623-0567. TOLLAND flat rate system of work. No JUST LISTED showing. wide board floors. A magnlfl- From 330., delivered. W. ^ k - GOME TO the Farm for your rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 Ideii, 237-8858. Equal housing tor, 643-4835. or 646-1021. plus security. 649-3488 or 647- BOWERS SCHOOL rtrviLij\ AREA —- — 'WT7 All add to Its charm. $34,900. AUTO limits to earnings. Many cent home and setting. ANDOVER —Overlooking Lake, er, Wlndsorvllle Rd., Ellington, freshly picked fruit. Now for overnight and permanent opportunities. ------1020 evenings. 4 and 5, two-family. Separate Green Rd., 7-room Cape, wall- FOR THE CRITICAL ! ! fringe benefits. Modem shop open. Belltown Hill Orchards, guest rates. ------:------^------• B &L W $2,200. Coventry — beautiful 875-0397. FOUR ROOMS, first floor, ______Z______- __ furnaces, newly renovated, nice WEST SIDE — Cape 7 rooms, to-wall carpeting, flreplaced R. F. BLANCHARD "Beaton constructed" 4-bed­ equipment. If you can qual­ 483 Matson Hill Rd., South ------R.E. M ER R in AGENCY The treed lot. excellent area. 33.- MECHANICAL stove, refrigerator, hot water, ROCKVILLE — 8 rooms, 3180, yard, 33l,9(X>. living room with fireplace, living room, finished rec room, Realtors - MLS M6-2482 room Colonial on almost 3 acres ify, please call Ken French, CLEAN, dark rich loam, five Glastonbury. Donald Prell, 633- CLEAN, furnished room for a REALTORS-646-1180 BARROWS and WALLACE Co. 500. Tolland —Acre treed lot. BY D A M A T O on bus line. Adult working monthly: 4 rooms, 311B month- formal dining room, 8 bed­ well landscaped and fenced For the finer homes. of woods. Wide planked floors, Service Director, Grody yards, 322.50. Sand, gravel, 2789. working man. Call 643-9353 or Realtors — MLS $3,900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. The Ultimate in AjpL Uving couple. 3110 monthly. Security ly; appliances, large yard. HELEN PALMER rooms, rec room, porch, gar­ yard, butlt-ln vacuum system. old brick foyer entrance, stain- Chevrolet, West Hartford, stone, manure, pool and patio 649-3142. May We Sell Your Home? Manchester Parkade. Manch. TECHNICIAN 643-7094 4-8:30 p.m. Utilities not Included. 872-0369, Realtor, MLS 643-6321 age. Aluminum siding. 329,900. 328.900. Keith Real Estate. 646- BOLIDN — 2 '- seml-wooded ed rustic clapboard exterior, 233-6288. sand. 643-9504. TOMATOES, com, cucumbers, THB 649-5306 MANCHESTER —Deluxe 8- 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. 4126, 649-1922. acres, seconds from 1-84. custom cabinets, 3-zone heat 3178-3280 weekly. Experi­ squash, beets, onions and fruit. MANCHESTER Newer MANCHESTER — Hard to find room Garrison Colonial, 2% ROOM with kitchen privileges, MANCHESTER —U ft R Built RAISED) RANCH — 714 rooms, Owner, 1-7366708. and a host, of other custom fea­ WOODEN glass showcases, 21 Angel Street, Manchester, etacii Htmt bedroom Townhouse. Includes r o c k v il l E — Eastbrook at this price. Only $29,900 buys baths, carpeting, double ga­ enced man, S-B years exper­ NATIONAL Youth Organization centrally located. 14 Arch St. Raised Ranch, two baths, car­ cathedral ceilings, fireplace, tures. Exceptional offering at lighted, 4’ . Ideal for jewelry, aMMBHMHMnMPRHWMMRBR^^ 20 OtlR Street heat, appliances, 1% baths, full Apartments, on bus line. New this Immaculate six-room rec room, 2-car garage, large rage, qusUity construction. Resart Property- ience dealership service or has openings In self-help and antique and gift stores. 326. peting, family room, exquisite $54,900. Please call 649-5306. Househald Goods 51 ALL SINGLES Place, large Open Saturdays and basement, 3246 per month. 3-room unit In brick one story Ranch with carpeting, appli­ wooded lot, aluminum siding, Richard Martin school. Hayes Far Sale 74 motivation program. Position each. 649-9963...... ;------yard with fruit trees. Double independent garage. We fur­ rooms, share furnished living SiiMlBy 1-6 p.m. Paul W. Dougan. Realtor, 643- g,arden apartment building. ances, rec room and garage. 331.900. Agency, 6460131. Involves transporting and ______1971 WESTINGHOUSE alr-c. EXPERIENCED MACHINIST Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, ing (subtracts, multiplies, and dition. Reasonable. 643-2967, Apartments For Rent 63 ator, oven ft range, dishwasher. num siding, and attached 3170, Including utilities, peu-k' homes, multiple dwellings, no modeled. 100 per cent location, needed by small established Manchester. divides) machine, like new. after 4:30. AVAILABLE September 1st. Country kitchen. Priced at $31,- 'mg.. B. Rutherford Associates, fees, ciall J. D. Real Estate As- Reasonable rent. Call 1-662- COLONIAL — offering charm garage. Large nicely company. Must be able to set­ two - bedroom apartment in 289-9661. and spaciousness. Ten rooms, 500. Call Tony WaslI at 649- landscaped lot in a most MAN OVER 21, photographic 872-6279.______MUST, must sell, older mahog­ sociates, Inc. 643-8129. " 9877. up and operate horizontal miU- two - family. Tiled bath and ______214 baths, modern kitchen with 5306 today. convenient location. ing machines and surface knowledge, drivers license. HANNAH'S HUSBAND Hector any furniture, excellent condi­ Apply in person, Weldon Drug, modem kitchen, garage. One- MANCHESTEk Available DESIRABLE two-bedroom gar- TWO ROOM Office first floor. ' bullt-lns. Two large enclosed grinders. Trade school back­ hates hard work, so he cleans tion, newly reflnlshed; two August 15th, 3-room apart­ OPEN NOUSE Sat lt*5 child accepted. Security. 3176 den apartment, Range, refrig- private lavatory, heat, ample porches, 2-car garage. 339,900. 767 Main Street. the rugs with Blue Lustre. twin beds, 350; one double bed, • • • • ground helpful. Good starting with heat. 646-1166. ment, stove, refrigerator, dis­ erator, heat, hot water, park- parking, convenient locEtiton. W R. F. B L A N C H A R D Rent electric shampooer 31- E. 328; matching dresser, 325; ap­ TEN ROOM contemporary rate with complete company p a r t -TIME. and full-time. Ap- posal, carpeting. 3176 monthly. ing. Adults, no pets. Conve- 649-3175 or 643-0030. The A. Johnson Paint Co., 723 Main pliances; 3-piece modem liv­ Ranch with 3-room studio apart­ Realtors ■ MLS 646-2482 paid benefits. Apply at Nobel p|y jjj person, Shakey's Pizza CaU 649-3978, or 643-6165. niently located. Available Sep­ BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Street. Manchester, 649-4501. ing room set, very good con­ ment or in-law suite, over 114 For the finer homes. and Westbrook, 20 Westbrook parlor, Vernon Circle, Vemon. tember 1st. 643-0973. CALL T.J. Crockett, Realtwr at Rolling Hills, Mansfield Realtors — MLS Street, East Hartford, Cram. ------dition, 375. Call now, 643-2879. HANCHESTEUt—4-room apart­ 643-1577 for (rffice space. All acres of land with a view, red­ AUGUST CLEARANCE Sale — WOODLAND Manchester Parkade, Manch. An equal opportunity em­ ment includes oven, range, dis­ CHARMING and spacious 6- shapes and sizes and prices. wood construction. Large ther- Lawnmowers and tractors, FREE!—Sectional sofa and two FSvww tnko Bxlt 99- Follow riyne on Rt. 195 toward UConn. Turn I 649-5306 ployer. CAB DRIVER posal, heat and hot water. Im­ room Ranch style apartment. New and old. Let us know your m<^>ane windows. 348,500 VERNON —Box Mountain — floor models and demonstra­ chairs (need reupholstering) MANOR mediate occupancy. Wolverton Beautiful famUy room off demands, we will do every­ light oo Rt. 44A. V t mile oo left is Rolling Hills. I COVENTRY—Six-room Ranch, Six room Immaculate Ranch. We have openings for full or tors. Save 10-20 per cent. L & kitchen table and six chairs, Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. kitchen, privately owned two- thing for you except make the We NEED LISTINGS 3 bedrooms, treed lot, carpet­ Two fireplaces, 2-car garage. PHARMACIST part-time drivers. You must M Equipment. Route 83, Ver- 330. will deliver, if necessary I family. Includes appliances, payments. NOW! “Thinking of SeU- ed family room. Sacrifice, 150x300’ lot. Bel Air Real have a clean driving record, be 649-2217. APARTMENTS LOVELY 2-bedroom apartment, carpeting, heat, separate ing your property?" Call 320,900. Village Charm Realty, Estate, 643-9332. A rapidly growing drug chain courteous and reliable, with refrigerator, range, dis­ MANCHESTER — 100,000 HOMES'TEAD ST. driveway. Available August TODAY! 643-1509, Chuck Enos 643-0434. has exceptional opportunity for TAG sale:—Kitchen and house- MUST SELL — Refrigerator, posal, heat, and parking. 3185 square feet, will divide. Suit­ VERNON — 50 miles view, 114 aggressive pharmacist. EXill or hold Items, gas stove, Coleman OPF W. MnkiLE TPKE. 16th. 3260 monthly. Lease, se­ EAST HARTFORD washer, dryer, sofa, miscel­ montldy. Handy to Main St. able for manufacturing and HEBRON — Three-bedroom acres, hill top estate, 2400 part-time. camp stove etc. 10-5, Saturday MANCHESTER curity dejioslt and references CAB CO. laneous items. Call after Call 644-2427. warehouse. 1-748-6634. Ranch, wall-to-wall carpeting, square foot brick Ranch. Ex­ and Simday. Harmony HUl, required. Call Mr. Martens, 107 Burnside Avenue 6 p.m. 646-6379. PHILBRICK fireplace, built-in range, large cellent area. $54,900. Hayes Hebron Rd., Bolton. 643-8427. , 2 and 3-bedroom luxury WE HAVE customers waiting Phllbrick Agency, 646-4200. BOLTON • Excellent Pay East Hartford. apartments. Features wall-to- LARGE EAST Center St. Colo­ rec room, garage, ameslte Agency. 646-0131. WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator, for the rental of your apart­ nial remodeled Into offices, 6 17-Room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, large kitchen, dining room, wall carpeting, vanity tile three-room apart­ drive, in-ground pool, pond, TAG SALE—bric-a-brac, books, 16 cubic foot. Very good con­ ment or home. J.D. Real Es- MODERN rooms available, ample park­ living room /fireplace, I'/z baths, large sundeck, beautifi^ AGENCY ANDOVER — 323,000. A four- • Company Paid Benefits p a i n i f r w a n t e d five records, miscellaneous. Satur­ baths, built-in oven, range, tate Associates, Inc., 643-5129. ment, available in September. landscaping, on two acres. dition. 375. Phone 649-9304. dishwasher, refrigerator and ing, reasonable rent, central I treed l'/4 acres. Heated greenhouse. $36,500. bedroom aluminum sided years experience minimum. day, Sunday, 91-B Sycamore Appliances, carpeting, park­ 335,000. Owner, 228-3386. • Immediate Opening NINE PIECE Duncan Phyfe disposal, ele<^c heat, 2 air- MANCHESTER^Lovely 214- location. Call 643-1126, 9-5. cape, overlooking quiet Isike. CaiU 649-4343 between 6-7 p.m. Lane, Manchester, (off Char­ conditioners, glass sliding ing, storage area, all electric. REALTORS In Rockville Area. dining room set, solid mohog- room efficiency apartment on “THERE'S NO HOME LIKE THE ONE YOU OWN” VERNON — Prestige location, Generous size living room, eat- ter Oak.) doors, all large rooms, EXill 3150. Hilliard Street, 649-7289, 460 MAIN Street — Ideal office in kitchen, ceramic tile bath, NURSE'S AIDE, 3-11, mature any, Morganton collection. Ex­ bus line. Heat, hot water, stove 8-room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, basement storage area, am­ 568-3850. for real estate, etc. Heat, 3160. wolk-out basement. Call 742- person, part or full-time. Lau­ TAG SALE—Saturday, Sunday, cellent condition. 644-0256. refrigerator. Adults, no pets. Bolton Amston 214 baths, living room with CALL 563-3503, 525-7094 ple parking. Starting at 3176. T:;;:;;;;---- TTIITTI------Zsecurity. Call 646-2426 9 to 6 7486. rel Manor, 91 Chestnut St. 10-4 p.m. 44-A to Tolland Rd, Handy to shopping, schools 3140. 649-7544, 649-6985. FOUR ROOM apartment, for 9 Acres, 1,200' frontage, on One-acre pond on 6 acres of | 646-4200 fireplace, formal dining room, REAL ESTATE salesmen, ex- , ___ ------—------beautifully appointed kitchen. Bolton, follow signs to Sunset LIGHT Maple dining room set, bus and religious facilities. ------. rent, no chUdren, no pets, sec- ______2 roads, heavily treed. Ex­ land with pine groves. TOLLAND — New, center hall perienced preferred. Will con- LICENSED Plumber, good 6 paneled rec room approxi­ Lane. BXimlture, housewares, gas stove. Call 649-8857, 528- Model apartment open for FOUR-ROOM apartment, neWly 643.1921. TWO ADJACENT but separate cellent view. Asking $22,- Your own paradise.$18,800. | MANCHESTER — $27,500— Im­ entrance 8 ■ room Colonial sider tradnlng. BXilI-time basis wages, paid holidays and In- Inspection 12-6 Saturday and mately ’'i acre lot on quiet baby items, miscellaneous. 6315. redecorated, appliances, heat, -■m m m areas, 1,100 square feet each, maculate 3-bedroom Ranch. In tranquil setting with a view! only. Hutchins Agency, 649- surance benefits. Call 644-1317. Sunday, other times by ap­ 000. Coventry circle. $36,500. Principals only, central location. Security. 3180 f y n i i s l i e d A p a it m e n l S 6 4 Cement floors, small and large Full basement, recreation Four large bedrooms and large TAG SALE—Saturday, 9 a.m.- ETUGIDAIRE Electric range, pointment. monthly. 649-3340. ------doors In each, heat and light Tolland Four-room house, 3| ADULT AND RETIREMENT HOMES 872-8526. ______IMMEDIATE Opening for a 1 p.m. A little of everything, full size, excellent condition. room, flreplaced living room, closets, 2'4 baths, first-floor BnUt by ------——------;------SMALL one-room furnished ef- Hi-ivewav Vo 8- room Colonial, 2'/a baths,bedrooms, large kitchen, THREE-Room furnished heated Steward-Permittee for private 29 Coolidge Street, (Off Very reasonable. Call 649-8853. CENTRALLY located. 6-room ndenev Includes evcrvthlnir ‘ Ameslte driveway. No city utilities. Bel Air Real Es­ Homes are not shell homes, but are completely finished and furnished with family room, carpeted with rtimiBv 3 bedrooms earaee , l"0*“ O®3 everyuill^ machine shops. Call kitchen /built-ins, family living room combination, I North apartment with garage. In ex- club. Write, Steward, P. O. Box duplex, 3 bedrooms, garage except electric. 376 a month. tate. 643-9332. - no extras to buy. AH of Jensen’s pre-built homes and mobilehomes are COVENTRY fireplace, big applianced eat- change for help with elderly 109, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Thompson Rd.), Manchester. c h ROME Kitchen set, large ta- U & R Hausing Carp. room /fireplace, garage, new bath, V4- acres. ln kitchen, formal dining available. Security deposit, ^ Dougan, Realtor. 643- Garage. Near Lake. Only | built to American Standard Association’s Code A119-1 or above. invalid gentleman, plus remit- TAG SALE — 40 French Rd., “ e and 4 chairs, $40; electric Rentals by references. 647-1300. 4535 sunporch. Nicely NO MONEY DOWN. rc. without existing buUdlngs. LUFACCHINO Ronte 10 experience necessary. Must home,^ h ie, free. 649-9288.649-9236.______trailers, sales - sendee.service. Com- ter clothing size 48, shirts size dudes heat and appliances. ------i. j __ wm '•— —sell —aU or part, wUl huUd PLEASE CALL ABOUT OUR OTHER LISTINGS RBAL BSTAini AOBf OF $169 monthly. Paul W Dougan, MODERN 8% room, first floor HEBRON — Elegant 2-bedroom ^ lease. Tbomas Colla, 648 Soathington throughly enjoy working with GERMAN Shepherds, 6 o'ete service department, boat- 17 hunting clothes. 646-8879. ’ — ® ____L___ .. a.. . a i_... a ono I't M 4 AiKf Fifllv AmilnnAil M a* people.TaArvniA Callf®oii 646-4260flAa A n e n for pap­ r u ” ' • ______« i ______1 ^ - * * ...... apartment; heat, hot water, apartment, fuUy equipped 9995, • YOUR N E E D S A R E OUR N E E D S# 628-0817 289-9551 568-7339 weeks, sired by champion line ing supplies, accessories, w ...... Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4685. stove, refrigerator, gas, elec­ kitchen, dishwasher, disposal, jpuUL______..- pointment. breed, excellent temperraent, Woolsey paints, Qerich's Wanted >To Buy 58 EKSHTS I 1 B| r ■■ (’ ■■I'.' ' ' " ’ ______DELUXE- one-bedroom apart- tricity included. Adults, no stove, refrigerator, wall-to- Houses For 72 ’ 4l»mC4»4»i pedigree. 1-295-0896. Marine Sendee, 7*82 Tolland MANCHESTER — Four- bed­ Tpke., Bucklknd, 643-2363. WANTED —Mtique furniture, ment, wall-to-wall- carpeting pets, references. 3130. 647-1619. wall carpeting, alncondltlon------^------BASKIN H aitford ( lij !'•, ,.t ..(■ Ncvci ‘'I,'.-:.! glass, pewter, oil paintings or throughout, complete appU- Ing. Magnificent vdew.“ Chll- DUPLEX -7 -7 , four bedrooms room Odanial, two baths, ga­ For Employment m a l e LABRADOR Retriev- 247-6209 B'lrbor:) Redu.-f *iird- F ,* I fov.-.-/An k Do'-‘ - other antique Items. Any quan- andes, vanity bath. CentraUy dren welcome. 3210. Heat and on large treed lot. Great com- \ REAL ESTATE CO. rage, central-location.. Woely er, needs good home, has pa­ treed lot. Only mOOO. B#1 Air Opportunities • Read The pers, shots etc. best offer. tity. T ie Harrisons, 643-8709, located S175. monthly. R. D. llghts' Included. D. J. Henry mercial \ potential. Hutchins 647-9119 Rt. 44-A, Bolton 647-9110 Finrt In RotircoiMit Boma Vflhgea Broken invited Read Herald Ads 165 Oakland Street Murdock, 643-2688- Read Heral4 Ads Oo., 6444330. Agency, 649-B884. ^ SMote. «6S4m. Herald Classified Ads. Phone 872-0063. . „ \ T

-A. PAGE TWENTY FRIDAY, AUGUSTS^l 11, 1972 fJItmrlieBtrr lEttrning lentUi Go To Church The Weather Wonted-Real Estate 77 On Sunday Fair tonight, lows In upper Report Says 50s, lows 60s. Partly sunny Sun­ ARE YOU about to sell your iiattfIjpatpr lEumttm fcralh day, chance of afternoon home? Call for a free, no obll- Page 4 showrs. Hig In 80s. 30 per cent gratlon appraisal of your prop­ Drugs Plague Manchester—-A City of Village Charm chance rain Sunday. erty, Prompt, courteous, pro­ Stephen F. Ruff fessional service. Evelyn Carl­ Stephen Frank Ruff of East The Prison VOL. XCI, NO. 267 (SIXTEEN PAGES—TV SECTTION) son 643-0836. Northeast Realty, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1972 (Classifled Advertising on Page IS) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS 868-7907. Hartford, brother of John Ruff and Frank Ruff, both of Man­ (Oontlmied from Page One) SELUNO your home or acre­ chester, died Wednesday at inmates and prison adminis­ age? For prompt friendly sev- trators. The department re­ Ice, call Louis Dlmock Realty, Hartford Hospital. ceived federal funda to hire an 649-9823. Other survivors are his wife, ombudsman last November. Black Warden two sons, a sister, seven grand­ -—Recruitment of a full-time children, and a great-grand­ psychiatrist. Corrections Com­ child. Showdown Near The funeral will be tomorrow missioner John R. Manson said the department has been trying Gets Post at at 8:15 a.m. from the Lowe- Robacker Funeral Home, 2534 to hire a full-time psychiatrist Main St., Glastonbury, with a for two years. —Employment of more black Mass of the Resurrection at St, and Spanish-speaking person­ Somers Prison B a u n u E in and ace our Paul’s Church, Glastonbury, at nel. Manson said the per­ On SALT Talks 9. Burial will be in St. Augus­ HARTFORD (A P )— Connecticut’s first black warden busy Boa. W e’re ready, centage of non-white personnel tine’s Cemetery, South Glaston­ of the state prison in Somers and its first Spanish­ has risen from 2 per cent In WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen­ tage In the Interim agreement bury. Talmadge said the agreement willing and iMe to assist 1968 to 10.8 per currently. speaking warden of a state jail take office on Sept. 1. ate leaders are steaming to­ Is balanced by superior U.S. Friends may call at the fu­ HARTFORD (AP) — Con------^— gives the Russians carte —Elimination of censorship ward a showdown vote on the technology, Thurmond said, but you in the sale or pur­ neral home tonight from 7 to 9. of mail to legrlslators. A revised n^Ucut’s first black warden of perintendent of the state’s boys’ U.S.-Soviet offensive-weapons "by the time the SALT II nego­ blanche authority to accelerate mail policy goes Into effect Oct. toe ^ t e prison In Somers and reformatory In Cheshire for the pact, and pressed today for a tiations are concluded, the their development of -multiple chase of YOUR property. its first Spanish-speaking war­ 1 allowiiig inmates to write past year. weekend agreement on when strategic picture will be consid­ warheads, and in five years den of a state Jail take office on Mrs. Vincent DelMastro Sr. sealed letters both to legislators He played professional foot­ the vote should be taken. erably different." they should easily be able to and to members of the news Sept. 1. ball 'With the Los Angeles Rams Senate Majority Leader Mike Buckley called it imperative KEITH ANDOVER — Mrs. Jeanette match us in this area of tech­ media, Manson said. Carl Robinson, 34, new war­ and Boston Patriots before join­ Mansfield called off a session that Congress recognize the nology." REAL ESTATE Samuels DelMastro, 50, of North —An annual audit of Inmates’ den at toe maximum security ing toe Corrections Depart- scheduled today after procedur­ agreement involves substantial Without the Jackson amend­ Windham, an Andover native, welfare fund to be published In prison, la a former professlcmal ment. In the department, Rob- al arguments led to a deadlock risks which should cause the ment, Talmadge said, the 172 E. CENTER ST. died W’edne.sday at Windham the prison newspaper. Manson football player. He haa been su- ingon has been Eqiecial assletant on when to put the question to United States to Immediately SALT agreements are a bad said he has ordered action to to toe commissioner on minor­ a vote. Intensify its Investment In mili­ •49-1922 646-412« Community Memorial Ho.spit.al. deal today for which ffie United implement the proposal. ity relations and a teacher at At Issue is Sen. Henry M. tary research, development and States will pay a prohibitive Willimantic. She was the wife —Expansion of the work the Connecticut School for Boys Jackson’s amendment to urge procurement." price tomorrow.” of Vincent DelMastro Sr. training progrrams. in Meriden. the United States to seek equal­ ALL CASH for your property Funeral service.s were this —Separation of hard-core In­ The other first announced ity In any future arms accord within 24 hours. Avoid red morning at the Potter Funeral mates from first offenders. Friday by Corrections CommlSr with the Russians. tape, instant service. Hayes Home, 1,56 .Tarkson St., W'illi- sloner John R. Manson elevates Jackson, D-Wash., picked up Agency, 646-0131. mantic. Crem.atlon was in Jose Santos, 34, from a post aa support from conservative sen­ Springfield, Mass. NOW OPEN to serve you. Hag- lieutenant at the New Haven ators as debate opened Friday Mrs. DelMastro was born in Enemy Flareup ler Real Estate, 34 Griffin jail to warden of the Bridgeport and he pressed for an up-or- Road, Manchester, 643-6624. Andover. Correctional Center. down vote on the merits of the Looking for listings, for houses Survivors, be.sides her hus­ The appointments came along amendment. and land. band, :ire her mother. .Mrs. with major realignment of But Sen. J. W. Pulbrlght took Samuel O’Neill of Willimantic; l i M wardens and superintendents in steps to block that kind of vote Considered As OUT OF TOWN buyer wamts seven sons, Vincent DelMastro Prompt the department. when he served notice he will 3-bedroom Ranch or Cape. Will Jr., Robert DelMastro, David Robinson succeeds FYederick offer a motion to table and thus pay up to $28,000. Call Paul W. DelMastro and Allan DelMa.stro, D ependable Adams, 51, who will head a kill the Jackson amendment Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. all of Willimantic; Douglas Del­ newly created Central Trans­ without further debate or alte­ Mastro of Mansfield, Mark Del­ ■fcj Political Move Buying portation. Unit In the depart­ rations In wording. Mastro of North W’indham, and ment. He hats been warden The Foreign Relations Com­ SAIGON (AP) — A resurgence of Viet Cong main Sgt. Bruce DelMastro serving Sen. Abraham Ribicoff and new wife, Lois, join in welcome of Sen. McGovern on arrival in state. (Herald photo b.v Pinto) since July 1969 at toe trouble- mittee, which Fulbrlght heads, NOTICE with the US. Air Force; four Service force and guen’illa attacks was reported across South plagued Somers prison. opposes the amendment on Vietnam today. Allied officials said it was a new cam­ sisters. Mr.s. Williard Billingfs of Manson said the trans­ grounds It would Imply that the PLANNING AND ZONING South Windsor. Mrs. Herman FO R Y O U R paign with psychological and political objectives to aug­ portation unit was created United States accepted a bad COMMISSION Heintz and Mrs. Kenneth Gar­ LA TE M O D EL CARL ROBINSON ment North Vietnam’s 4 i/o-month-old offensive. through a study by the Gover­ deal in the agreement. HEBRON, CONNECTICUT rison. both of Columbia, and Candidate in Connecticut Town Cyclist Killed Growing concern was evident ------CAR OR TRUCK nor’s Planning Committee on Sen. Stuart Symington, D- Mrs. Jo.seph Fisk of California: along the central and northern but they were unable to give ’The Hebron Planning and Zon­ (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Pago One) don O’Meara of Manchester, Criminal Administration In an Mo., said he was unwilling to a brother. Albert Samuels of coasts, among the key targets g„y precise estimate, ing Commission will hold a pub­ Mrs. McGovern, who can’t be over 4 feet and had lived here for the past effort to save money in trans­ agree to a debate limitation be­ Coventry: and seven grand­ as fair this morning by a hos­ We Abe Trade Down of the Communist assaults. The with overcast skies cutting lic hearing on August 22, 1972 "In 1948, the polls were wrong and the 10 inches tall and who just might weigh five year. He was employed as porting prisoners from their cause he would want to offer children. pital spokesman. withdrawal of American forces imo y g (ighter-bomber strikes at 8 p.m. in the Town Office almost 100 nojinds. wore a navy blue tailored a technician at the Connecticut cells to court, medical facilities revisions to the Jackson lan­ people were right, and in 1972, the polls are Mr. O’Meara was bom March Troop,8,IRA from both regions has left large geross North Vietnam B62 Building to consider the follow­ pants suitr a blouse with red polka Typewriter and Duplicator Oo„ or other institutions. guage should the tabling motion still wrong and the people are right.” 14, 1951 in Burlington, Vt., son gaps, Flare-ups of fighting also bombers made their heaviest ing applications: Hartford. He was a member of Premium Prioet Succeeding Robinson In Che­ fall. Mrs. WUhelmlna Ostrander McGovern, expressing appreciation on dots, blue shoes, and small gold heart-shaped of James R. and Palma Guln- were reported in the Mekong raids in four months above the 1. An application from Mur­ the Marine Corps Reserves. Skirmish shire will be Dwalne Nlckeson, Mansfield offered the Senate behalf of himself and his wife Eleanor on the earrings. She had a delicate pearl bracelet on Delta, and one U.S. adviser ac- demilitarized zone. More than ray Ostrager for permission ROCKVILLE — Mrs, Wilhel- Survivors, besides his parents, for Low Miloago 42, who has been jail warden at a “ choice” with an amendment warm reception given them, brought a laugh her left wrist. companylng government militia 30 b52s, each carrying up to 30 to subdivide property on mina Schaeffer Ostrander, 70, of are his wife, Mrs. Jean Mc­ of his own endorsing the lan­ when he said, “ I don't mind being in church She said she wears a size 4 dress and a size Police Report [ In Ulster Hartford for a year. troops was listed as missing. tons of bombs, hit what the Crouch Road. Mattydale, N.Y., died suddenly Veigh O’Meara, whom he mar­ Warden Francis T. Moore, 29, Out of Character guage of a joint declaration 2. An application from Caron this morning at the Howard Mo­ at 5 p.m. on a Thursday. 5 shoe, that she makes most of her clothes Military sources acknowledg- ^.s. Command described as A 20-month-old baby girl ried April 8, a brother. Jeffrey BARLOW BELFAST (AP) — British of the Bridgeport jail shifts to signed In Moscow May 29 by Brothers, Inc. for permis­ tor Lodge in Vernon of an ap­ He continued, “ If we had the $14 to $15 and that she has trouble finding shoes to fit Pamela Fraser, alias Bonzo the Clown, moves out of character momentarily for ed that the Communist com- g„pp,y caches In the southern escaped serious Injury yester­ O’Mearii of Manchester; two troops and guerrillas of the Hartford to fill Nlckeson’s va- President Nixon and Soviet sion to subdivide property on parent heart attack. She was billion a year we’ve spent in Vietnam and if her feet. a period of quiet reading during yesterday’s party given by Manchester High mand still had the capability to gg^tor of North Vietnam, day morning when the carriage sisters. Miss Diane O’Meara Iririi Republican Army skir- cancy. Moore entered correc- Communist party chief Leonid Route 85 across from Route visiting friends and relatives in Asked how she likes campaigning, she Motor Soles School volunteers for elementary school children they tutored this summer wage conventional attacks on ^orth Vietnam charged that we revenue-shared it with the states, we she was In rolled out of the and Miss Patrlca O’Meara, both mished In Belfast early today tlon work while attending Fair- Brezhnev pledging both coun­ 207. the Rockville area. replied, “ I love it. 1 love traveling around Story on Page 16. (Herald Photo by Becker) key fronts, while at the same ^be B52s hit three hamlets and could reduce property taxes for everyone in driveway of her home at 237 of Manchester; and his pater­ while In Londonderry soldiers field University and was war- tries to "exercise restraint” Dated at Hebron, Connecticut Mrs. Ostrander was born and meeting people.” She said she usually time making It.s presence ^ village, killed or wounded 34 the United States by one-third — and that’s , Hilliard St. and into the path of nal gr.andparents, Mr. and Mrs. Open 9 a.m.-9 p.m. prepared for a confrontation den at the jails In New Haven and “ avoid military con­ this 7th day of August, 1972. March 30, 1902 in Rockville and known all over South Vietnam persons and burned homes and the direction we should take." campaigns alone and that the New England an oncoming car. James J. O’Meara of Manches­ frontations’.’ In their mutual re­ moved from the area a number with militant Protestants. and Litchfield. with smaller sapper, rocket, crops. The U.S. Command re­ He said on the subject of employment, “ If trip was one of the few she took with her The carriage was knocked ter. Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Army headquarters said two Santos, a l4-year correction lations. The declaration was Charles Eaton of years ago. mortar and terror assaults peated that the targets were we had our priorities straight, we could husband on the campaign trail. over and Elysa Fleming was The funeral will be tomorrow soldiers and a civilian were veteran, began his service as a signed three days after the two Secretary Survivors are two sons, Har­ aimed primarily at government g„pp,y caches, and made no provide a job for every man and woman who She admitted she sometimes gets "awfully rolled out of the carriage. She at 8:30 a.m. from the John F. slightly wounded by gunmen guard and is the first Spanish- leaders produced the arms ac­ vey Ostrander of Bridgeport, Rt. 83. ROCKVILLE Jacobs Considered in Line outposts and district towns further comment. wants to work — when we consider the many confused” with the many campaign stops. was taken to Manchester Me­ Tierney Funeral Home. 219 W. wtio opened fire on a patrol In speaking person to be chosen cord. These sources reported that N.Y., and Richard Ostrander of Jackson says the White The biggest enemy assault, domestic needs that must be fulfilled — and “ Once, when I was in Duluth, I thought I was morial Hospital for an examin­ Center St., with a Mass of the Phene 875-2538 toe Roman Catholic Ardoyne for a position as high as jaU the enemy was still drawing on by yiet Cong local forces, hit INVITATION Liverpool, N.Y.; and a daugh­ ation and was released. Resurrection at Sti James House endorses .bis amendment ter, Mrs. Charles Becker of 1 make that pledge.” in Minneapolis. 1 was very embarrassed. sector o f toe ctqyital. warden. v.'ar materials cached In the Duy Xuyen district town, According to police, the girl’s Church at 9. Buri.al will be in 51, warden at to the resolution approving the Bridgeport, N.Y. And he said on the subject of tax reform, Since then, I always make sure I know what Later, a spokesman said, sol- John Wolfe, For Republican Probate Nod South, and also was getting ^ „g g g„„jb Da Nang, a TO BID mother apparently thought St. James Cemetery. five-year agreement limiting of­ Funeral services will be Mon­ “ Every citizen should pay his share. The tax city I'm in.” diers shot at two gunmen New Haven, becomes director both reinforcements and fresh ^blch the last re- someone else had a hold on the Friends may call at the fu­ spotted in toe same district, of a Crisis Intervention Pro- fensive nuclear weapons of both Sealed bids will be received day at the Carter Funeral loopholes are injustices that have to be filled Sen, McGovern’s visit to Hartford yester­ By SOL B. COHEN tive Dec. 31. His term will not supplies from the north. They u.S. Infantry battalion carriage and let go. A witness neral home tonight from 7 to 9. The army believed one of the gram for Paroles. Succeeding meet Wednesday to endorse nations while arms negotiations at the office of the Director of Home, 1604 Grant Blvd., Syra­ and corrected. It isn't fair that so many day was on very short notice, but one would (Herald Reporter) expire until January 1976. said American bombing had re­ told police that the driver of the guerrillas was kiUed or him Is Bruce Goldson, 39, of candidates for local office, have continue. General Services, 41 Center cuse, N.Y. Burial will be in Oak- people earning hundreds of thousands a year never have thought so from the press Judge Wallett, a Republican, duced the flow significantly, (See Page Sixteen) car, Pamela J. Heritage of 35 wounded. . Ansonla, a supervising captain Atty. Ronald Jacobs of 65 four potential candidates for Speaking to the Senate Fri­ Street, Manchester, Conn, until wood Cemetery, Syracuse. are not paying their fair share of taxes." coverage. About 80 national newsmen, and will reach the mandatory retire­ Columbus St., probably could The clashes came after a day at the Bridgeport jail. HIghwcod Dr. Is expected to get probate judge. However, only day, Jackson said that In the August 30, 1972 at 11:00 a.m. for 'The Whlte-Glbson-Small Fu­ McGovern, a tall man, wore a grey suit, a radio and TV technicians and commentators. ment age of 70 next July. He is one of them — Town Director not see the carriage until the of bombing in Northern Ireland ------the Republican nomination for interim agreement the United removing and/or disposing of neral Home, 65 Elm St., was in blue and white stripped shirt, a maroon tie It was major coverage at its best, and retiring earlier because of poor William FitzGerald — has been States has accepted a "subpar- last minute because of a two- which boosted toe province’s Manchester probate judge Tues­ abandoned or junk vehicles. of local arrangements. required four buses to accomodate them all. health. and black shoes. foot-hlgh hedge on the Fleming death toU since 1969 to at least day, when the Republican Town ity’’ position for five years. Bid forms, plans and specif­ property. No charges were SHOP PINEHURST Committee meets to endorse its The Democrats, who will (See Page Sixteen) "I don’t want It to become a McGovern Breaks Tradition ications are available at the brought. candidates for the Nov. 7 elec­ permanent arrangement In ti Z Dispute StuHs General Services Office, 41 Cen­ SAT. 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. tion. SALT n," Jackson said, and, NEW YORK (AP) — Demo­ didates to stay out of the House Rejects were blown to bits by their own S l i a F i l l £ f M ^ C a S U F C ter Street, Manchester, Con­ Kevin Chesky, 23, of Hartford The committee’s executive he added, neither docs the Nix­ cratic presidential candidate s(x>tlight. During the Democrat­ necticut. bomb outside an army post. & Enemy Batters was charged with making an Im­ TONIGHT till 9 PA8. board is backing Jacobs for the on administration. George McGovern, apostle of ic convention last month, Presi­ Bulletins Pullout Order In Londonderry, the prov- WASHINGTON (AP) — A Town of Manchester, proper turn, after an accident nomination and no opposition to The agreement, he said, al­ the so-called "new politics," dent Nixon was on a working Connecticut (Continued from Page One) ince’s second city, the army 1 2 9 . 8-bUllon revenue-sharing Revamp Puzzle Continues TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE, last night at Main and Birch hts endorsement is anticipated. lows the Soviet Union to have plans to break tradition and vacation in San Clemente, Ca­ Robert B. Weiss, cordoned off toe Protestant Wa- bm. which Is on President Nlx- Fla. (AP) — A military judge to­ procedural motions Interpreted Sts. Involving his car and one The tewn committee’s Tuesday 50 per cent more inter­ campaign during the opposition lif., making relatively little General Manager terstde district where some 6,- must-pass list, has been HARTFORD, Oonn. (AP) — held. as being against the war - last driven by Raymond DellaFera meeting is at 8 p.m., In the Mu­ continental ballistic missile party's national convention lat­ news. Cuts Highway day convicted M. Sgt. Walter T. 000 militants of the Apprentice stalled by a jurisdlcUonal dl- How do you hold legislative The plan, under which the year, but they were not direct of 90 Park St. Court date Aug. SUMMER MONEY SAVING SPECIALS launchers at the end of five er this month. Perkins of charges that he at­ Boys of Derry onranlzation puts between two Senate com- nicipal Building Hearing Room. elections In November without present General Assembly was B u t schedule rs at 28. years. The South Dakota senator, tempted to smuggle secret U.S. yes-or-no testa. have said they will march to- mittees. Jacobs is a member of the a reappcrtlonment plan? elected was replaced last year McGovern’s Washington cam­ V ern on HERE’S A STRICKLAND FARMS . . . / Joining Fulbrlght in speaking who is trailing badly in the documrnts to Soviet agents. In other foreign-aid action day. The security forces aim to As a result, Hartford and Manchester law Use the old one, which has by a new cne. But the 1971 paign headquarters plan a vote­ Mary Brombrig, 17, of Willi­ PINEHURST AUGUST EGG SALE ... the m easure- against the amendment. Sen. public opinion polls. Is mapping Thursday, the House: keep Protestants and Catholics which spells out formulas for firm of Daddarlo, Slitt, Jacobs been in effect since 1965, say scheme was declared uncon­ seeking tour, that would take Cut Highway 13 —Rejected 253 to 140 an ef­ mantic was charged yesterday & Sullivan. He Is an Incorpo­ seven statewide organizatlMis stitutional by a federal court, a Frank Church, D-Idaho, as­ plans for a full week of on-the- McGovern and hla entourage Police Blotter GRADE AA apart. afternoon with larceny in the sharing federal revenue with serted, "We don't want to put road campaigning during the fort to modify Congress’ direc­ It was an annual Apprentice state and local governments— rator and secretary of the Man­ and a group of unaffillated vot­ decision the U.S. Supreme into the Midwest and South tive last year for the president fourth degree, in connection LARGE WHITE FRESH ^ ers. our negotiations In a straltja- Republican convention Aug. 21- In separate incidents yester­ (Continued from Page One) two crewmen were killed. About Town Boys’ march — to mark the de- will not be considered by the chester Savings Bank and is a Court stayed pending an ap­ while the GOP Is In Miami to ignore the United Nations with an alleged shoplifting Inci­ Calling the 1965 scheme "the cket." 23 in Miami Beach, McGovern day, two Rockville women were The U.S. Command an­ liverance of the city from the full Senate until at least next former member of the Town peal. Beach nominating Nixon for re- Highway 13, which runs from embargo and import chrome dent at Casual Village on Main least of all evils, and the one Jackson gained support from campaign strategists said Fri­ arrested on Circuit Court 12 nounced the. withdrawal from Michiel Lun"--hua Shu of 9 Catholic forces of King James week and perhaps not until Board of Directors. David Beizer, an attorney for election. Saigon to An Loc, 60 miles St. Court date Aug. 28. most likely to Insure tht elec­ Sens. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., day. warrants charging them with is­ Vietnam of the last remaining Lanz Lane, Ellington, became from Rhodesia. The modi­ n in 1689 — that sparked Ul- after the Republican National A special election is being the unaffiliated voters, filed the McGovern tentatively plans suing bad checks. north of the capital, has been fication would have permitted tions are held,’ ’ the groups Herman Talmadge, D-Ga., and In the recent past, nomi­ American combat infantry unit, 0 United Stales citizen in U.S. ster’s turmoU three years ago. Convention. held Nov. 7 for the position of motion and told reporters he to visit former President Lyn- rut for four months about 20 the 3rd Battalion, 21st Infantry, U.S. importing of Rhodesian Donald A. Cyt, 31, of 83 Chest­ probate judge because Judge asked a federal district court James L. Buckley, Con.-R-N.Y. nating conventions have been a Josephine R. Skidgel of 32 Vil­ District Court this morning. Shu nut St. was charged early this miles north of Lai Khe. officially ending the American chrome only if the president de­ (S do*, lota 45c do*.) (See Page Sixteen) (See Page Sixteen) John Wallet is resigpilng effec­ Friday to order the elections (See Page Sixteen) The Soviet numericeil advan­ time for the other party’s can­ (See Page Sixteen) lage St. had ,a total of eight was one of 77 persons natura­ morning on Center St. with op­ eggs About 50 rockets hit the town 49 ground combat role after seven clared it in the national inter­ counts place against her. One of lized by Judge John O. New­ erating! a motor vehicle while of Cam Ranh suburb of Ba and a half years. est. ,y the warrants was a rearrest man. his license Is under suspension. Ngol, and sappers overran the By Sept. 1, 39.000 Americans —Rejected 325 to 65 an Ik'warranl for failure to Court date Aug. 28. southern of Ba Ngoi, including will remain in Vietnam, in­ amendment by Rep. Ronald V. in court on .a previous charge. East Hartford Police yester­ a tactical operations center. cluding advisers, logistics per­ Manchester Chess Club will Dellums, D-Callf., to cut off Mrs. Skidgel was held overnight day picked up Bruce H. Weller, SPECIAL FEATURE The town is about a mile across meet tonight from 6:30 to 10 at U.S. aid to Brazil on grounds it at the police station in, lieu of sonnel and airmen. Another 32, of East Hartford on a Cir­ White House Displays its Dark Side to the Public the bay from the big base that posting a $250 surety bond. She 100.000 Americans are oper­ Mott’s Community Hall. The "subsidizes torture of political the Americans turned over to cuit Court 12 rearrest warrant was to be presented in Circuit ating from air bases In Guam event is open to the public. prisoners.” PINEHURST CHUCK PATTIES the South Vietnamese in May. charging him wnth operating a Court 12, East Hartford today. and Tliailand. and from ships Those planning to attend are re­ —Rejected by voice vote Del- Officials said preliminary re­ motor vehicle while his license Mary J. Brough of 13 Morri­ of the 7th Fleet off the coast of minded to bring chess sets. lums’s effort to keep the celling ★ ★ ilr ★ ★ ports indicated about lOO South is under suspension. He was ie -k i( i( ir son St. was also arrested on the Vietnam. on arms sales to Latin America $0 .5 6 Vietnamese casualties, with an brought to Manchester Police lb. box Issuance of bad check charge in at $106 million Instead of rais­ estimated 30 killed. Many were Headquarters where he posted connection, with the investiga­ ing it to $150 million. civilians. Airlines Win a $250 cash bond and was re­ tion of offenses that occurred on Welfare Transfer —Approved an amendment leased. One sapper was known dead. Freshly Frozen. Save 9c a lb. or 36c a box. Romney Angry Rogers Feud April 12 and 14 of this year. 2.7% Fare Hike by Rep. Ogden R. Reid, D- She was released on a $100 non- It was the second attack in Order Protested N.Y., to suspend U.S. aid to Someone entered a home at .surety bond for appearance in. six days at Cam Ranh Bay, WASHINGTON (AP) — The any country that refuses to 108 Crolt Dr. sometime yester­ WASHINGTON (AP) — George Romney says he’s WASHINGTON (A P)— Secretory of State William P, Circuit Court 12, Rockville, which was considered one of HARTFORD (AP) — The Civil Aeron-autlcs Board today prosecute or extradite a sky­ day and took a bottle of whis­ quoting as secretary of housing and urban development Rogers says he can find no evidence that Democratic the most secure areas in Viet­ jacker at America’s request. ■■■ Sept. 5. The arrests were made transfer of 50 employes with :iu:horize(! a 2.7 per cent in­ key, 10 bottles of beer, some as soon as he cleans up some last/minute assignments vice “ “ presidential nominee .’ t?Sargent ^ Shriver ever told by Officers John Marshall and nam while thousands of Ameri­ the state Department of Wel­ The S2.13-blllion mllitary-ald cigarettes, and five Kennedy crease In domestic air fares. from President Nixon. Presitient Nixon he was wasting a historic chance for a Gary Phlffer of the Special cans were manning the base. fare is being protested by the bill is $125 million below Nix­ half dollars. Sealtesf Ice Cream The North \letnamese on the J Of Nixon’s 12 original Cabinet rather than a public capacity,” Vietnam peace. Services Squad. The incre.ise is optional, not on's $2.25-blllion request and In­ Confederation of Civil Employ­ appointees, eight have already he said. "The President asked "If there was such a historic Rogers also lambasted Ram­ Donadd L. Oiville, 38, of 54 central coast also shelled and mandatory. cludes $1.5 billion for military A camera, a box of foreign For the past seceral weeks we have had the lowest every, es. departed although some have me to stay on and deal with the opportunity, let me say Mr. sey Clark, a former attorney School St., Rockville, was ar- assaulted the Tam Quan dis­ The airlines have the option assistance, $530 million for mll- coins and some keys were yes­ day Manchester price oq Sealtest Ice Cream . . . now tvlth The union said Thursday 31 taken other official or tmofficial problems of housing and the Shriver was miraculously quiet general in the Johnson adminis­ re.sted last night by Vernon Po­ trict headquarters. of raising fares by any amounts itary credit sales and $100 mil­ terday reported stolen recently the help of Sealtest we go ,even lower for this week only. persons, trained in welfare ad­ roles in toe administration. cities. I have done so. about it,” Rogers said Friday. tration. Radio Hanoi quoted lice after police received a com­ The Saigon command said the tip to the 2.7 per cent level If lion for relief aid to Bangla­ from the office of Parkade As­ ministration, are being put in "He has asked nve to help se­ '"This is not really a fabric­ Clark, who Is visiting North attack was repulsed, with 28 of tliey can justify the action on desh. sociates in the Parkade. With Romney’s departure, plaint that someone was wan­ jobs in the food stamp program cure the federal leadership re­ ation. It is just political fanta-' Vietnam, as calling for an end the enemy and eight South the ba.sla of costs. Their higher SEALTEST only Secretary ot State William dering around the parking lot where, the union says, chances quired to mount an effective ef­ sy.” to U.S. bombing. at the Amerbelle Oorp. on E. Vietnamese killed and 23 South for promotion are slim. fares will naturally be condi­ P. Rogers, Defense ..Secretary si fort in Luzerne County, Pa. I At a news conference prior to Rogers, an attorney general Main St. He was charged with Vietnamese wounded. The transfers. announced tioned also by action of com­ Melvin Laird and Trans­ IC E CREAM have agreed to do that.” his departure for Miami to tes- himself during the Elsenhower intoxication and later released More than 110 mortar rounds Wednesday by Welfare Com­ peting airlines, since no com­ portation Secretary John A. on hla promise to appear in. Cir­ were fired Into two South Viet­ missioner Henry C. White, to pany wishes to lose traffic to a PLAZA DEPT. STORE All 1.09 Flavors Volpe will remain of toe origi­ administration, said of Clark, cuit Court 12, Rockville. namese positions near Bong become effective Thursday, rival offering cheaper trans­ nal Nixon Cabinet. “ To hear him on Radio Hanoi Son, south of Tam Quan, but were delayed until Monday.- portation. 705 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Romney said Friday he de­ was contemptible, particularly government casualties were re­ and 30c off on all 1.19 and cided to leave toe government Election Year Discord at a time when American men ported light. MANCHESTER (Acroso from St Bartholomew’s Church) 1.29 flavors... '/z gallon several months ago, but Nixon are flying over there and losing Nine hundred rounds of artil­ asked him to stay on. their lives.” Personal Notices OPEN WED., THURS., FRI. tUl 9 Ronmey said he recommend- tify before the Republican Na- lery and mortar shells hit South Romney, a former Michigan Shriver told newsmen Thurs­ en The Occofion CoRs for Flowers,^ We also have a full line of Sealtqst Milk, cottage cheese ed that Nixon appoint a federal |tlonal Convention’s Platform Vietnamese positions im and governor and auto company ex­ day that he quit as U.S. am­ OPEN UNTIL9TONIGHT and Yogurt. disaster d irector to supervise Committee, Rogers responded In Mentoriam around Quang Tri City over­ Think of The ecutive, met with Nixon FRday bassador to France in 1970 relief efforts In Luzerne County to Shriver’s earlier assertions night, and a series of clashes SEALTEST MILK (Jug contents) 1 Oal. 99c to discuss HUDs’ effoirts to find after Nixon ‘blew” a historic In loving memor>' of James G. CANNING and FREEZING and other areas hard-hit by that Nixon "blew” a peace- was reported. housing for flood victims in opportunity to stop the Vietnam Trivlgno, who passed away August Parkhill-Joyce Tropical Storm Agnes this making opportunity, 11. 1971. The Saigon command said 33 Pennsylvania. He told a news war. year. He said Nixon agreed to of Rogers’ remarks, \Vhen ties of love are broken, North Vietnamese troops were SUPPLIES ctmference later he also Shriver went to Paris in 1968 And loved ones have to part. killed, while South Vietnamese f Flower Shop brought up his desire to leave do so and asked him to help spokesman for Shriver said toe d„7mir°*toe" Johnson admlnis- It leaves a wound that never heals. Best Selection - Quality Products find toe right man. candidate would have no fur- full-fledged peace And also a broken heart. losses were nine men killed and FRANK OAKISI.ER, Pn^rietor toe Cabinet. But looking back with memories. "I discussed with toe Presi­ ther comment. Mr. Shriver under way there in 65 wounded. New LocaRooI OAK ST. Romney gave no indication of Vpou the path vfe trod. dent months ago my desire to stands by his earlier statement. jg„ugry 1969 aa President Nlx- Wo blest* the years we shared with A U.S. Air Force F4 Phantom ___ In Downtown ttanobeirter PINEHURST GROCERY when he planned to leave the Secretary o f State WiDiani P. Rogers him. jet en route to a mission in In­ fFR OTim tuvngt!. HIt tTtI Housing Secretary George Romney devote myself in toe years Just Hls position has not changed,” And leave the rest to God. COR. M AIN and TURNPIKE toe spokesman sold. (Seo Page Sixteen) ‘Mr. Shi’iver was miraculously quiet’ dochina crashed as If took off FREE PARKING,.aUST ACROl^ a^ftfiyri J ‘Nixon asked him to stay on’ ahead In a private ca]pacity (Bee Page Sixteen) Sadly nikiecd. Wife. Bon, and Daughter. from Us base in Thailand. The \ [

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