Senate Set Has Directed Pentagon Censors U.S

MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1971 PAGE TWBNry-POUR Average Daily Net P r ^ Ron iRmtrt|f»Btîr lEttming If^niUi For ilM WMk Ended Council, Degree of Navy Seaman A pi^n. Rich- E n e r g y FrCMBl CMl May M, lA l The «ec<^ in a «H es 0* three Manchester Chapter, H>e Senior Citlsen Center trip 'X " ^ .llT e d ° " M Pocahontas. will meet tonight aard G. Sweet, urwnwmN—Oil in its various QPunnsnQA mAW rMheArM to- to the Gatheral of the Pines to- of North uniiea Meuioaist a i.vauuikvcw.7 -80 at the KnlghU of Mrs. George A. Sweet of H O U STO N -^, m w v ^ drug informaUon eemlnara spcm- __ __ busses. Church wiU meet tonight at 7 at HanrljTfitpr luTnitm BpraUi About Town Center St., has been deployed to forms, supplies one-fourth of 15,550 sored by PANDA will be held ^ ^ h . r e ^ T ^ Z t n . “ L s to = d at the c h u r c h e d the c«m cl. Pythias Hall. the Western Pacific aboard the ^ g iûatrial energy, nearly Manche$ter— A City of Village Charm Bfferobers of Manchester Elm*I tomorrowtomorru'w attu 8o p.m.p.ni. InIll theUW base-LRUK3- Openopen to men wishing to sing should be at the Center by 9 m l^ tries will meet at John MathcMather Chapter, Order attack a lr c r ^ half the household and commer- 2 “ tor^ -n So^ ^ er^ "*®“‘ Emanuel Lutheran four-part harm^y. a.m. tomorrow. ‘*'® church. ___ ^ DeMolay, wUl1 meet tonight Midway for duty with the U.S. j,eatlng needs, and vlrtuaUy Seventh fleet. VOL. LXXXX, NO. 223 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1971 » m e , 286 Wethersfield Ave., Cajurch, 64 Church St. These _i _ The worship and music com- at 7:30 at the Masonic Temple all the energy employed in Manchester Lodge of Masons Manchester Ita lia n ^ e r ic a n Kmaiiuel Lutheran The Second degree wlU be «m- Hartford, to pay re sp e^ to the seminars are open to anyone The VPW Auxiliary will meet m ovi^ *^tlceiro w T h Z Z L Z Z .V t tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. clabnub wUlwill meet tonight at 8 ata t ^ _____ ^ nmet___ , totoght atot rnrr«H.ferred, and the term report will The VPW A ^ u a r r wu. — ’ “- ^ i r t b u t e . *»me 44 per late Mrs. g h te r ^ r s ~ Ooncetta * ^ ” ®*®** *" teaming s ^ t Masonic Temple. A ^ r a the a u b « i Eldridge St. There ^ church recepUon be read. Refreshments will be tomomow at 7.30 p.m. energy aupply. adioBe daughter, “ ta a i n ^ b e f r f toe ^ business meeting, strawberry ,^11 be an execuUve board ** served. H®”*®- . I^ ^ bran d , is a • » combat - _ •__ A. A.a_ the ^ ------problem,«~e------shortcake Mvlllwill Wsa be served.nitnirnfe meeting at ^_7. * ______■ Earnings in May Attorney General MAnchester WATES will meet tomorrow at toe Itallan- Amertcan Club. Weighing in Will Seek Ban wlU be from 7 to 8 p.m., and starts tomorroi\. Increased Despite guests are welcome. Mrs. Wil liam Krar will demonstrate all D&L stores flower arranging. Living Cost Hike On Globe Series Temple Chapter, OEIS, will •* By ‘THE ASSOCIATED PRESS have its regular degree meeting WASHINGTON (AP) — The purchasing power of Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell said today he will seek Wednesday at 8 p.m. at toe some 45 million rank and file workers rose in May de a court order to halt the Boston Globe from publish Masonic Temple. The Initiatory spite the year’s biggest jump in living costs, the gov degree will ^ be conferred. Mrs. ing more secret Pentagon papers. Meanwhile, Defense Jcunties Nichols will be toe host- ernment reported today. ------'------Secretary Melvin R. Laird directed the Pentagon to eee for toe evening. The report, from toe Bureau increase of two cents an hour in declassify as much of the contents of the papers as it o f Labor StatlsUcs, said that the average earnings and a slight average worker’s pay check increase In the length of the av- feels is possible. Manchester Commimlty Play Federal appellate courts in by the ’Times and Post before ers will have open casUng for rose $1.41 to $126.46 per week erage work week, last month, up $7.06 or six per iTie government reported Washington and New York are tbe government obtained re its summer production today considering whelther to continue training orders, and tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at cent from a year ago. Monday that living' costs rose 2 orders that have halted publica- nistrict Court judges in its workshop on the second "After adjustment for price five-tenths of one per cent In tlon of the documents in the both New York and Washington floor of toe Print Mart Build increases, gross weekly earning May, largest increase since an New York ’Dmes and WartUng- rejected toe government’s claim ing, 486 E. Middle Tpke. were six-tenths of one per cent equal jump last December, and ton Post. that further revelations would (97 cents) above the April level were 4.4 per cent above a year In Boston, toe Globe rejected compromise mUltary plans and Memorial Temple, Pythian and 1.6' per cent above May, earlier. a government request to stop ^ûld irreparably damage toe Sisters, will have its final meet 1970," toe report said. Eau-ller today, AiFL-CIO Presi- the prlritlng voluntarily. nation ing of toe season tomorrow at It also said It was toe fifth George Meany said that 8 p.m. in Odd Fellows Ksdl. The Globe ^ d "total f^ e r ^ The 'Ju stice Department ap- straight mcmto that workers’ costs and unemployment Members are reminded to . purchasing power was'higher still rising despite "blue- ^top“ ?to serifs ^ c h “K ^ bring fruit for toe fruit walk. Super Dress Sale! stop its Miies wmen o e g M ^ courts, which continued tempo- 9 Refrediments will be served by than year ago levels,.,âlthough •’•’’d” predictions of toe Nixon day. Editor Thomas Winshlp restraining orders nmidtae the May figure was still nearly administration that the econo- said MltcheU had requested In a ^nomg Mrs. Walter Potyra, Mrs. Irene telephone call th a r publtoaUon hearings by full appellate pan- Vlncek and Mrs. John Keegan. two per cent under toe record ”’5’^ *® recovering, a t of the article cease. ®‘^ _ ^ , high September 1068. ‘"^® Nixon administration “He asked if we Intended to ^ Baltimore Sun reported over 250 dresses in ea ch The report said toe rise in 'respond and do something go ahead,’’ Winshlp said, "I told p earnings in May was due to an (Bee Page Eight) him that we did." Winshlp said Mitchell "said D&L store repriced to save most respectfully that they GRADUAHON would bring -injunction proceed ings" against the Globe. RFK Advised you real money now! Colonel Laird said in Washington he WATCHES Senate Set has directed Pentagon censors U.S. Pullout: ItOM to declaasify as much of the re Testifies In Key figures in the Boston Globe story on Viet Namara and Adm. Harry Felt. They are shown in port as possible where security For Vote On study are, left to right, Gen. Taylor, Robert Mc March 1964 photograph in Honolulu. (AP Photo) permits and estimated it would Adams Jewelers take 90 days. McCloskey Laird said the declassification By JIM ADAMS l l ’ * t o 1 9 Medina Case Pullout Date would not affect possible crimi Boston Globe Says: nal prosecution of those reon- AaaoclEtted Preae Writer FT. M(d>HE>RfiON, Ga. (AP) WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi slble for making the papers — A judge advocate denied to dent Nixon Is Insistent on con WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. values to $50 available to the press. day that toe Army decided not tinuing the draft. Sen. Mike Paul N. McCloskey Jr. says se ’The Globe’s story said the se cret papers show Robert F. to have <3apt. Ernest L. Medina Gravel, D-Alaska, charg'ed cret papers told of a high-level testily In an earlier My Lai trial today, l>ecause "He wants to Kennedy suggested during a U.S. Officer Sought Power meeting In 1964 at which a top State Department-PentEigon keep open the option of moving so that U could prosecute the U.S. officer demanded that com • all types of dresses; casuals, dressy and after captain. to the defense of South Vietnam, clEish on overthrowing Ngo Dinh manders be given freedom to Diem in 1963 that America pull INE noon styles including a huge selection of pant- “I don’t believe there was any Cambodia or Laos if it should appear any of these govern use tactical nuclear weapons in out of Vietnam. •AQUTRON Intentlmial dlscusslcm at ,thls Vietnam. dresses in the group ments might topple in 1972." To Use Nuclear Arms in Viet In toe end, the CiEtiifomia point,’; Col. Wilson Freeman The Boston paper said Its re RepublicEui said Monday, the •CARAVELLE testified at a pretrial hearing Gravel and Sen. Alan Ch-ana- taining a congressional resolu ton, D-Callf., predicted that be BOSTON (AP) — The Boston many of the classified Pentagon port was taken from the same United States "encouraged Euid »TIMEX for Medina, charged with mur Globe printed today what It said papers, some already published tion prior to wide U.S. action. 47-volume Pentagon study used authorized" the military coup in • cool summer fabrics; Dacron knits, polyester dering 102 villagers at My Lai. cause of the filibuster they are • BULOVA leading against the military were excerpts from a Pentagon and some not. It has decided to "Lodge felt it would not be which Diem was killed, as U.S. Defense attorneys contend study on the Vietnam war. It In begin publishing them today as AmbasEBdor Henry Cabot Lodge knits, cotton blends, linen t 3T>es. manpower bill "we will keep the necessauy. But Defense Secre tlM high-ranking officers cludes a report on a high-level a public service in support of met with Diem vdille U.S. offi •JUBILEE draft law from being renewed at tary McNamara, Rusk and CIA agreed to forefelt a conviction meeting at which a top U.S. offi the people’s right to know." cials Euid coup. IcEtders worked midnight June 30.’’ director McCone all argued in • SEIKO • excitine prints, beautiful florals, distinctive in toe case of Sgt. Charles Hutto cer demanded that commanders Also present at the JOS Hono to overthrow him. Gravel and Cranston held a favor of the resolution,’’ toe In order to strengfatoen the pro- be given the freedom to use tac lulu meeting were Defense Sec Nixon Seeks “It was an Incredible case of •GERARD stripes and solid colors. news oxiference as the Senate Globe said. PERREGAUX secuUon of Medina. moved toward anotoer vote, tical nuclear weaptms in Viet retary Robert S. McNamara; duplicity on toe part of toe State Hutto, acquitted of a charge nam. Secretary of State Dean R4isk; Tet Report Depeiitment,’.’ McCloskey tdd perhaps toe closest yet, on a Other excerpts In the - Glebe • every dress with famous name labels 1 of assault with Intent to murder compromise amendment to set 'Hie report, taken from the Ambassador Henry CSibot AMA Support ne^m en. Adams Jewelers Include a report on toe 1968 Tet six My Lai vlUagera, said that a date fm: a pullout from Indo 47-volume Pentagon study of the Lodge; Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, H4 SEtid he will try Wednesday Offensive by Gen, ESarle G. t o Medina ordered him to kill. china. war, said that at a meeting of Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, put the papers, which he sitid Wheeler; an early Vletnamlza- • sizes for misses. Juniors, petites . . . hurry in Medina’s defense . attorney ’The bipartisan proposal would the Joint Chiefs of Staff in Hono and John McCone, director of For Program he assumes Eue working pEtpers ' MAim CHAKM said that the -captain was never lulu in June 1964 Adm. Harry D. the Central Intelligence Agency. tlon plan by President Jcdinson t o r the secret Pentagon study on C A f . require that all U.S. forces be ATLANTTO (3TTY, N.J. (AP) — LAYAWAY for best selection! permitted to refute this testimo Felt, then commander of the The discussion about the use as a result of that offensive; VietnEun policy, on the public out of Indochina nine months — President Nixon today solicit ny. Pacific forces,, demanded the of nuclear weapons In Vietnam and three cables from Gen Tay record at a House hesiring on se after enactment, provided ed American Medical Associa The attorney, F. Lee Bailey, arose, the Globe said, on the lor to President Kennedy in curity GlassificEitions. Dress sketched by Sandy Richards . . agreement Is reached in 60 days option to use nuclear weapons tion support for his health insur said that the Army deliberately to release all U.S. inrlsoners. "as had been assumed under question of whether toe Chinese which toe general recommend Meanvdille, Reps. John E. ren time we run a feature ance plan by suggesting , Y«MDg WoiMr all rtorea) (UM,, lingaeto^ «n rtieaa) ples of nonviolence, cEtiled toe 8MMAIN Gang soldiers are "pitq>erly pre age and enlisted when he was (AP photo) Match play continues tomor row morning at 9 o’clock. pared for waTi” *

(SImSM W M* nSiwt a W M m s By ALFRED SHEINWOia> and tepresentatlves of Manches According to lh» Start. A second day of plcketlhg was ‘‘Afi. 1* $ AK4 ter Sand and Gravel Ck>. to dis McCloskey I tet viewRig Bp Steit cMMMm* If you took a poll among your staged today by mothers and' 4-16-19-2B To develop message for Wednesday, 3-10.12-WrC Delaney As 0 7632 cuss the silting to the Hockanum read words correspondir>g to numbers bridge - playing friends you o '45-4».56 31-40-75 VS (Oontfamed from P a ie ; 2- ‘5-22-3S n ^ u rg* 41 Put 71 For Closkey said. UrBv 17 fegeMee fltcenpMyiiB housing of high school students 4 2 -A W 5 .5 ^ ct the post, a past trustee and North-South vulnerable. 0 KQJ84 supply for the company until the I2 * u r 42 Tim* 72 Documentor) 6V70«lr9i The congressman said last to the building duilng the three- 13 For 43Wh*n 73 Someor>e senior vice commander. He is Opening lead — Two of ♦ 43 situation clears up. CANCIR CAPRICORN week {Kofessor Daniel Bnisberg, year phaseout, thus mingltog 14 Don’t 44Gtt 74Hor»d presently serving on the VFW Spades. Weit North East The entire pond has been f ^ J U N e 22 15 Promotion. 45 To 75 Month ore. 22 >a Massachusetts Institute of South the older students with elemen 16Pinh 46 To 76 Yourself third district’s family outinf Technology researcher who , M « ■ « M a IP RMHIRi E a s t vradi the man unlucky Pass 3 0 3 ♦ tary-school children. Tlie> aim drained except for the river, } ^ J U L r 22 jAti. IP (Rp IMt nqniwy 1 0 17fho 47 Out 77 Your 7- com m ittee. worked on the Pentagon study, enough to have the ace of 4 0 Pass 5 O AH Pass the plan Is to ease oveixrowdtog which runs through the pond and WALL-TO-WALL ffSll-27-2M3 ISKoop 48B« 78 Brain Others elected for office are ncWlilsinMn trunqiis, but let’s loiA at the then through a culvert to the l>fa-71-76 19 a i m 49 From 79 In 64.6B81.86l had given him some papers. to the high school. 20 Toko 50To 80 T V John Pitman of Vernon, senior handfirst from the point of dam. Along the river is a large u o AQUARIUS But he said Monday he would Hie report was some nine GARFETING 21 U t 51 To 81 Who’re vice commander, and Burehell Emanuel Intern take precautions not to identify B ■ maiaiM view of the declarer, .ê was to 18 points), and titn next play area several feet deep of silt. ) 7017 21 22 Writing 52 Absent 82Reod JAN. 20 months Ip the making and has the source to trying to make sure to lose the ace of diamonds er doubles. Ton hold: Spades, been to the hands of the board O’Neill said the problem was Lj.AOS.22 * 23B« 53 Buy 83 At fa . f t , Paul A. H têr of MoUne, f 24 Brightnt 54 Recognition 84 More and might also lose two rtub 7-6-S-2; H e a rts , 10-8-6-2; D ia unexpected. The pond was drain 9-17-2J49 4-2I8IM4d public the papers to which Ken for a number of weeks. It was I 25Cobwtbs 55 Adverse 85 Who’s HI., arrived In Manchester Sat tricks. (In fact. East’s bid ed for dredging operations at the -7 W - 26 Thing. 56 Shoved 86 Worthy (782-74 nedy was mentioned. m onds, 9-6; 'O n b s, Q-8-7. made public at the June 16 made It seem rather likely that southern Up and for the repair VIRGO 27 A 57Agn 87 Writing urday to begin his term as in He also said he is not sure What do you soyf meeting of the Board of Edu 28 Retinc SaW tnm R8III what his papers are. He said the ace of i^b e was to unfavor Answer: Your prayers. Your cation by Study Oommittoe of the dam. The silting which 29Littl, S9AM«t4 89 Progrom tern at Emanuel lAitheran THEATER TIME Call Keith's and we will send an expert to they are not the same kind of able posiUon.) best bet is to pass and hope that qmkesman Alan Caffyn. was noticed when this was done 30 Enthu.ioun 60 Thi. 90 Once Church. SCHEDULE 6/23, papers The New York Times It would be pleasant, but dull, the next player wlU bid. Tour Another member of the com was originally expected to clear your home with samples. Choose from hun r>Sl3^-46-S6 ÂdTCtse Neutral C&W72-8M? Hdmer, iidioee intemahlp at end The Washington Pest start- to repml that South gave iq> next best chance is to hope that mittee, Winiam Stott, told the up to about a week. Now It is Emanuel wlU end to June 19TO, ^ publish, but are clearly re- B u m sid e — Bananas” 7:80, like a gentleman. Actually, your partner wtU manage to get board that although his minori siupeoted that the condition may dreds of new patterns, colors and fabrics. No and hte wtfe CM st^, wUl ^ ^Pen tagon rtudy. 9:30. South craftily led a heart to five or six tricks if he ptojm the ty plan was not the favored one, last several weeks. a t 20 R u s s ell S t. H e re c e.iv e d McClcskey said he notified Cinema I — 'Andromeda dummy’s ace (after winning the hand at 1-NT doubled. A bU of he felt it deserved considera Town Manager Robert Weiss obligation to you . . . his BA degree to 1967 *«>m (<, try to Strain” 2:00, 6:80, 7:00, 9:80. first spade with the ace) and two hearts might work but is tion. said today that the town has Auguatana College, Rock I»- , ^18 papers on record Cinema H — “Patton” 2 :l .. returned a tow trump from more lUcely to get you Into H e p roposed th at a 8-3-8 p lan been itotlfled of imminent legal C A L L 643-4159 land, M., and his MA degree ê will try to avoid vl- 5;00, 8:00. dum m y. deeper trouble. be utilized, taking the ninth action by MSG. to mathematics from the Uni- ^ ^ i«g security regulations but state — “BulUtt” 9:20; “Bon- It’s all right' to turn your at- Copyright 1071 grade out of the high school versity of lowajn He then ^ nothing to bis me A ayde” 7:80. toition now to East. If he step General Features Oorp. and put the students Into the attended the University of Iowa papers that would appear to do UA Theatre East — "A ped .up with the ace of dia Timothy EMwards Middle Viet Phones Double ih I nrntinr School of Religion, and last monds he might find his part School, which, he- said, “will So. New Leaf’ 7:00, 9:00. SAIGON — There arc more year, was a student at the I a i- ner’s stogletcn king cn the Extended Forecast never meet Its student capacity “These papers disclose such a Manchester Drive-In — "A Uuui 18,000 telephon e su bscrib 111 ) MAIN Sr. MANCHESTER thsran School of Theology to trick. Few defenders enjoy this Fair Thursday and Friday then evrai with the ninth grade.” He deliberate p«dtem of deception New Leaf ’ 8:60; “Bi Dorado” ers to South Vietnam, com C h icago. kind of experience. partly cloudy with a chance of said that if necessary, the kto- (H erald photos by BuceivIclH«> by a former administration,” io:80. I . pared with about 9,000 two •Glass — one of the environ- c lu s lv e ly for cathedrals and Routine Ploy showers Saturday. Temperatures dergartom again could be hous ...SINCE 1899... McCloskey said, “that It seems East Hartford Drive - In — Mr8. William Ranoli of 400 Pftned'ct Dr. siprn.<: ijeti- Terr, in protest of the proposed phaseout of W ap years ago. By the end of 1972, mental problems at the present churches. absurd to me for this admtols- "Big DoU House” 8:40; “Stu- East made his routine {day, averaging slightly below normal ed to the Lutheran chureh TAKE UP TO 8 YEARS TO PAY! It wasn’t until the 17th CMit- even as you and I. He pQayed a tion offered by Mrs. Steven Blassber^r of 54 Sunset ping Elementary Sch'ool, as pickets look on. an e stim a ted 40,000 telei^ ion es traUon not to release them ." dent Nurses” 10:26. with daytime highs mostly to school on Graham Rd. with all time, is probctiily one of the Camp Sessions low trump. Bast prided himself are expected to be In operation. ury that the first colorless, East Windsor Drive-.In — the 70s and overnight lows rang other grammar school grades most important of man’s Inven Fred Delaney on the fact that he played the to Wlllowbrook Apts., then to at St. Josepha; College In West transparent glass Mias perfected Nearly Filled “Bob, Carol, Ted, A Alice” ing from the low 60s at the to the elementary schools. tions. by the B>igUuh However, the ten of diamonds casually, with V ernon Rt. 83; on Petersen Rd., from Hartford. BlUngton, Junior Teacher Cited 8:40; “ Cactus Flower” 10:86. coast to 60s elsewhere. Speaking as a parent, PTA common use of window-glass McCarty of out appearing to think about It. Valley View Lane to Center Rd., He has been guest pianist at To understand the Impor Camp Kennedy Director Har^ Meadows Drive-In — “A New President Thomas Afazza said com m ander. Unfortunately, pride went be and on Old Town Rd., from the St. Joseitos’ Academy ^ tcok tance of glass you need only did not occur for several cen On Retirement the -general conseiuus Is that ilHI The Ladies Auxiliary elected ly Smith announced today that Leaf” 8:46; “Paint Your Wa- fore a fall. turies later, because of its high Mrs. Mldred Thg of Storrs, the parents do not like the mix Public Apathy Cited high school north to Rt. 83. Cost Part in a state festival held at look around your own bouse. Mrs. Marlon Pitman, preeident; the first and second seasians gtm ” 10:80. South won with the king of AIR CONDITIONED coot and the tax levied on wln- lutirtog after 81 years of teach ing of children, but are quite was estimated to be $20,W», and Southern OonnecUcut College Olass windows let In the light Mrs. Alice Heer of Rockville, Blue mils Drive-In — ‘*lhe diamonds, caidied the queen of STARTS TOMORROW AMERICAN iK ês fiow glass by the government, are aid filled fer the camp for ing, was honored recently at a conceraed with the overcrowd is to the budget for this purpose, during his Junior year. He has and sundiine. Glass senior vlce-preeent and Mrs. Boy A The Eagle” 8:48; “Pat spades, and then led a heart to In CDAP Presentation written several compositions keep foods of aU kinds odoriess Here to our retarded children and that only dinner-dance at Flano’s Res ing proUem. He also said that Agreed to waive certain meet- V Catherine Obedstoski of Vemon, to n ” 9:46. dummy’s king. When the Jack STATE and haa been teaching elemen and air-tight. Soft drinks and glasamakers ^ e to J ^ e^ a few openings remain for the taurant, Belton, by the staff ^ MANt.MtM*R CIHTfR the picketing Is not a function A public hearing was held last the CDAP plan without any ings of the town council during Junior vice president. fell, declarer continued with a - y ^ fPlf PARK HIAR Of THIATHi tary piano himself. He most re- PTA of Buckley School, where of the PTA, but of concerned night prior to a meeting of the commitment. the summer including July 6, oOier beverages are bottled In In At the Connecticut State Con third session. He said that let low heart from dummy. gltuu. HousdKrid cleaning prod- ft*** were ^rt-U ved parents “who are interested to town CtouncU to consider the A®“®" Aug. 2 and 16 and Sept. 6. Meet- ®®"“y P«P®- vention held to Hartford the Ver ters of instruction are being she has taught for the past 16 Blast discarded a spade, and (Council to consider the ° - ration for his summer course. Seta, glue, perfumes, medl- of famine, bI cI ^ and Man Sentenced MEETbADYMlLO keeping their neighborhood In other actions taken by the ings will be held July 19 and non post received the Buddy mailed this week to the parraits y ea rs . South won with the queen of Johnson plans to attend the cines, canning Jars, art objects attacks. In 1632, two schooJa if a tietter a{q>roach to Development Action councU last night it: Agreed to sept. 20 and at any other time 3 VALUABLE REASONS Poppy Campedgn Citation and of campers. The PTA presented a science hearts. ’Ihe situation was now and even dnîerles are either ed a glass factory m b o r r o w ^ In Embezzlement housing (of students) could be which to general outitoes have a lease drawn up to grant ju, needed. ® the yearly munbership banner. Camp Kennedy wUl open July Fanz-hing k it, “ 100 In vH ation s to clear, so South led the queen of w h o h A s made of or contained In glass, money to ^ o m . Mass., m ^- reached.” the long range developmoit of ® temporary easement to Roy Appointed Lecaiard ToUsano as ™ John. Marshall of Vemon, now 6 for its eighth consecutive Ihvestigate,’’ to the school to her diamonds to force out the ace. ... . _.r ins slass bottles fm: apple cider. HARTFORD (AP) — A form- Mosza commended the Study the town to many areas Davis of Spruce St. to use an Human Resources Development ^ Why You Should Buy Gosolfaie al heavily on ^ giaaamakers, such as the past commander, received a year of operaticn. It will close honor, and the staff gave the WAShiNCilD (Committee f<* its “horrendous k ' - access road In Heiury Park to chairman and as relocation of- glass ^ blood plasm^ se- SUegeL wer»" more long-time educator a seTof <3op- er trust irfflcer with the UnUm ^Tris a ^ o T t^ p e. If Iâque for the divltion . honor Aug. 13, after three sessions of vtdnme of work” but said that foêr his property. He may return af- for the 1-86 reconstruction rums,rum s, thermometers and Intra- m ak^ varieties of commander award; > George two weeks each. enhagen Christmas plates. Vto- Trust Co. branch to Danbury returned a club, dummy’s ' Las Vegas Stars venous solutions to name a few. TERRiHed the pubUc has not seen the work M om ent and the ter two years to request, a per- p™ram and Leonard Szcznesy glass containers. Wells of Vemon received the All- Smith aimounced the names cent Ram 1x1, Buckley .principal, sentenced Monday to a king would win a trick; and if ...... APunOF nlA.nnAt* TAhimoiwI m onastt AODAnnAviF thO ^ ” .... Scientists use glass test tubes, as yet an^ that this has hinder- L««»ard manent easement after as senior engineer, effective Here in Manchester, after the State (Quartermaster award, and cf three additional volunteer H i Av. term of 00 days to Jail for em- East returned a spcule, dummy H eaded fo r T a x GORMAN BROS. flasks, bottles and Jars all ed ati PTAs, PTOs and parents “ July 1 and the first full-time Revedutionary War, the Pltldn John Pitman of Vemon received counselors, bringing to 72 the besxlement. wotiid ruff while South dto PuDllc apathy was one area at w o rk done on th e tx>ad. gree from WeaZem Wchlgan to arguing any cause except the engineer the town has Imd. It LAS VEGAS. Nev. (AP) — m ^ of glass for ^^mUy was given a franchise a m erit achievement citation for nmnber accepted to date, ’the carded a club. agreement between the councU êty to resean^ W l^ ^ ^ ^ Connecticut Do you still want to vote the Wapptog Elementary pbôut Agreed to refer a letter from y^^s also voted to pay Szcznesy’s High-priced entertainers who outstanding woric for service of three are Meg Healy and Rich at this time. memobra and the 10 or ao real- a . Earl Wood. State Dept, of moving expensea of $746. appear at the glittering hotels glass we would not >»ave Most of their glass containers same way on that poll? fic e r . ard Cameron of Manchester, em p l^ as a trust of- If Wli^plng School U phased ®®““ P*»»ent. Transportiôn commlssicmer to voted to I’nmmwnd the eighth and castoou along the famous wiopes, telescopes, magnifying made for rum or molasses, The color guard and Ladies and Karen Bergeron of Andov Dally (Question lenses or eye glasses. Partner opens with 1-NT (16 out, other elementary sriuxds, ITie CDAP plan was not dls- Planning Commission for grjyje ClvlcB Club at St. Joseph’s Las Vegas Strip would have to FREE The smaller Pttkto glass pieces Auxiliary each received braphles e r. except .the Avery SL School, cussed although many areas It recommendation of the most gjjjool to RockvlUe for Its pro- pay 6 per cent of their eaniings TO^parUm Im of^mans^î^ were made by the glassmakers ( qj. iîpearance as a military Orientatlcn days for volun wUl be forced to bear an Oddi- reviews were touched upon, desirable and undesirable usesject on the Hockanum River. _to the county If a proposed ordl- pendsnee on glass for health, teers and staff are scheduled with whatever was left at the marching unit a* the Loyalty Uomil number of students, rais- such as the Zoning Board of Ap- railroad rights of way to Summer Course nance Is passed, knoRdedge and well-being end of the day, which they were parade held to Wallingford, fo r June 29 and 80 a t 10 a.m ., makes one realise that it Is one tog*, to most cases the class- peals. Vemon, now abandoned. Wood wiuiam Johnson of 82 Seneca County Commlsrtoner Myron DOUBLE allowed to keep. at the campedte. room population from an aver- Two citizens arrived armed ®i®-Ted that they would co-oper- Vemon, a Rockville High Leavitt, saying he was respond- of the most uaeflil and versatile The bustoeas only lasted for Smith has issued a cafi for age- of 21 students per class- with questions. ’They were ®*® ^ insure that (the pit>p- gchool graduate will attend a tog to the county’s financial substances to the wiorld. about 60 years, because the sand additlmial registered nurses to . 1. — j i_ ------GREEN STAMPS room to 26. Georgo and Stetriianle Rynne of ®*^^^ used to a manner to gtx-week summer session at needs, proposed the ordinance Andent man used the iâss he bad to be sent from New Jersey VFW Ladies help out mornings, checking UConn, have three children ai«l serving time July 16. 79 Talcott Ave RockvlUe Tliey statewide oig gt. Louis Institute of Music Monday. It would apply only to found to nature '— the material by'^ barge up the Connecticut cam pers. a granddaughter. ------objected to the powers ‘of the *'®®<^’" to Missouri and earn six coUege entertainers earning over $780 a we now call obsidian, No one R iver' and then hauled overland Nam e Leaders W ITH AIL FILLrUPS Zoning Beard of Appeals and -Agreed not to purchase the credits upon completion of the week and affect . supplies the 1:80-8:26-6:20-7:28-9:26 wastes Is a large problem facing tion; Mrs. Eugene Freeman, G a ll p arlso n , 27, la te o f 189 com m en ted th at u su ally a t hear- h a m m er,” but fe lt $66,000 w as ’Die earUest examples of man sewer service to a proposed water to that area. 3. A M O C O SUPER the worid, and ' particularly the Americanism; Mrs. Cary Crane Cooper St., died instantaneous- togs of the Zoning Board of Ap- Ux> high a price, WE HONOR 1 made glass that we know about ap a rtm en t com p lex o f 40 one- According to Ronald Blake, United States. This problem Is and Mrs. Florence Streeter, ly, officials said,, when a car peals only the professionals Heiuy Abuze, chairman of the were found to Bgypt They ore bedroom units on about 8.8 acres assUtant town plaimer, the land PREMIUM GASOUNE not a new one. From the time ways and means; Mrs. Eidward driven by Mary Marquard of 4 show up and the public should Permanent Building Committee stone heads covered with green of laiul at Mato and Henry Sts. is soned Bustoeas I along Mato im^maCQSQBi] of ancient man trash heaps have Dupre, community activities; Downey Dr. struck a utility show up, since results "are often recommended against the pur- TTiek Only Lead Free High Octane Gasoline. It Can glass glase and axe thought to The proposed flve-bulldtog St. and Residence A to the rear^ been to eodatsnee. Today, how Mrs. DoroUiy Kletoschmidt, can pole on W. Middle Tpke. near directly proporUonate to public chase because of the renova- have beim made to Mesopotamia complex would be built on kmd BOO) Eonea allow for iqiartments Give More Mileage Per Gal. ever, man can no longer move cer research; Mrs. Jane Fortin, the Parkade. raqMnse.” tlon needed but suggested rent- o v e r 16,000 y e a n a g o . A b ou t B,- abutHug O. T. LaBonne and 80 a zone change would not be away when the trash bscomss a legialaUon and service officer; Coroner Irving L. AronsMi Rynne objected to a proce- hig It for town needs. A motion Double Muffler Life 000 y e a n l a ^ , s o lid g la s s w a s Associates Inc. at 166 Mato St. required, Blake saldy'Die devel nuisance. He must find ways of Mrs. Frank WiAlgemuth, na said to hls report that the col- dure wfaeiein someone appeal- to rent was also passed by Double Sparkplug Life made and molded Into little blue The land now belongs to St. oper would have to apply for an eliminating most of this solid n attm iii. lislon occuired, “as a result of tog and turned down can keep The council, charms which probably came tional home; Mrs. Mary LeOuc, Bridget Church, but the D and apartment perm it and go before wastei Gloss is one of these solid the criminal actions of Mrs. coming back year after year. Agreed to install sidewalks at fro m A s ia . voice of democracy and youth L Oorp. of Manchester has an the Plaimtog and Zoning Com- w asteii. M ary Marquard to that she fail while a concerned public is apt five locations to time for school ’The first glass contatoen were activities. option to buy the land. LaBonne misolon for a public hearing, IHEAIRE EAST Keqp America Beautiful Inc. Also, Mrs. Florence Streêr, ed to keep her cor under pixqier to miss the notices or its feel- to September, on East St. from ftrip-Sof* Tires made to Blgypt about 2,000 &C. Is a principal of that corpora Blake added. No application has is the nation’s leading organisa h o s t e s s committee; Mrs. control and failed to watch togs diminish. He suggested King to Fem; on Rau St., from Two Things we're very proud of! ^ These AAAvw Uttie AAOMv Jan JAMS and bottles “a n XM o e o ic M e a to um r prvrcn- tion. been made as yet, he said. tion dedioated to litter preven- Charles POrtb, loyalty day; Mrs. Color where she was travellqg.” professional help for the board Grand Ave. north to Spring St.; Edmund Van Dyke Ccx, a Accrodtog to Cox last ntght. OPEN 7 :3 0 with tirade -to, Malcolm Lowd and Mrs. Joseph Mrs. MArquard and her two- to making its decisions. on Center Rd., from new school FRfi KIDDIE On attracting industry, COun- ______' ______plus $1.96 year-old daughter, and MTs. 1. LOWER PRICES Ited. Ex. ’Tax automatic s^taration and recy- n A Y O R O U N D cllman James Roche said 7~ ~ facilities Is needed before an Carlscsi’s four-yeor-dld sdn, w eio ments. Tiny little taar-sh^jea Ûng of the products of solid the Eighth District directors. DLUC niLL-3 7d2-na” »= “ reEdlsUcally there is not gxHng 18 Grover; historian; Mrs. John all treated at Manchester Mem bottles were made to catch the The directors told him that application can be made for ap ' TO BiSSELl BRIDGE EXIT WEST T h e legendI of the to be a big windfall from todus- for 700x18 tubeless blackwall. waste at municipal or . regional Vince, musician; aiul Mrs. Ken proval of the first stage of the LET t AT BLUE H'ilS AVENUE orial Hospital. HAii FOR KBIT tears cf mourners and were sewer facilities are available, • For full plies of Dynacot® rayon cord give a smooth, coUection centers. Until prac neth AaelUne, hospital. PoUce say the westbound car try and we should stop Wddtog 2. BETTER QUALIIY buried to the tombs. Some cf but cautioned him to look Into plans. .Walt B O I l ^ For parties, sbowers, reeep- tical methods can be perfected Other ajn>ototments are, Mrs. struck a pole about 1:80 p.m., ourselves.” He said It w ^ quiet ride. these centatoera can be seen to iDisney 'MonB, maettogs. Complete to attain this end, the Glass CXm- S t a 11 a Kurxynlec, assistant on the north side of W. Middle to satisfy the Idtoliea fadUtIbs. targe on- • Interlocking tiead design to grip the road. museums today. talner Mniuifacturers Institute is guard; Mrs. Stanley hOruckl, a t t o N -ipke. across from the Garden dosed parking lot. Biqiilfe: e A Series 78 tire—low and wide for stability to cornering. sponsoring reclamation centers Baxiy BgpyUan glass making flag bearer; anAmrs. Joseph Meskill Excuses SeK Sartments. According to the ^ ® ® Sc®"^ strs^"ed°“^ TEXTURED was a long, tedious process. at bottle factortes to many Tamayo, banner bearer. Lithuemion Hcril BLAZER With metal rods, workm «i pi^- states. Color bearers are Mrs. Ken 24 OOLWAT STBEBT ed fine strands from a kettle of The DayvlUe Glass Manufac GEORGE C. SCOTT and looked back totn find the oolepole tuerclal enterprises^ have pro- MANCHESTER POLYESTERS neth Aseltine, Mrs. Mrs. Esther From Stormy GOP Parley vlded the most help taxwlse. STRIPES molten glass. This was wound, turing Oo. is one of these. This P h o n e s : 64S-66U o r 649-8168 Guadette Mrs. Edward Robert directly to front of her. The council voted to accept A straiul by strand arouiid a m7d)04:46 G ive B en efit $21 .bUUon of bustoesa activity, v/' 'p lw 11.78 Fed. blowpipe was Invented making asphalt to which crushed bottles Uq> speakers canceled their ap Bargain Hour Till 2 P.M. (6c. Sun. $UW) nearly 2.26 cent of the gross YD. ______E l T w (Of It possible to make mote and replace cruahed limestone. p earan ce. 880(18 kiMMe MMinnII. The Gertrude G. Tyler School national product. In two exciting new pat Strips of this material are now Gov. Thomas Meskill of Oon- rra L K iN G IMiimnia 81J6 mofe Meh. larger glass centatoera to leas _ „ Dance, recently presented______a terns. A ll 46” w id e. M a time. Meivhants found that being tested to several U.B. and ^ ballet tao loiz and necUcut, who was to keynote the For those neat, busy day chine washable with per- o Our b88l 88lHng glass Jars were waterproof and Canadian cltl^ . ____ acAibatics . for rotientapatlenta at the dresses. 46” wide, blend ma-press finish. Woven thw. had to withdraw because of a for lightweight summer a Molded to within did not affect the taste or flavor The Bureau of Mines has de- Meadows Convalescent Home. _ Ehids Tonlidrt Xew Leaf” of acetate and nylon with special tax sessioa of his legisla wrinkle-free ftolito, ou tfits. 3/1000 o f on Inch of their contents so they shipped vrtoped methods of converting Two sepairate shows were Walter Matthau - Elaine May tu re. MANCHESTtM ^^John Wayne - Robert Mltchnm of perfect round sudi things as oils, honey and the salvaged glass Into buUding 0B6 in tb6 W68l COLOR ^ ^ / »✓ '(? foraamootti, wine to gta6s containers. When Rep. Barry Gddwater Jr., R- '‘ELDOBAIKV’ bricks and glass wort ^ and one to the Bast wing, Hit ., b HA . Bill iiiN h i i i i : h STARTS TOMORROW quiet ride. Augustus Ceaaar conquered for h ^s. Thought lading put residents an op- (3alll., who was to address the e Hutky wrap toto other uses for reusing glass “'a*™ (toUege Toung Republicans around tread. Egypt, he demandsd a tribute of portunlty to see the entertain f t X* ____ glass and ordered Egyptian container waste. Hopetully, all Tuesday night, and national BURNSIDE Pristi sail SolM HOMESPUNS m ents. GOP cochairman Mrs. Anno ® • • at SOME MACHINES entitamen to Home to train Ro this research w ill not only ease Soloists were Llnnea Johnson, Armstrong also canceled their mans to the art of gbuasmaktog. the Utter proUmn but wlU add candy DlDonato, Nancy Tur^ :30 - 9:301 ARE MORE new ways that glass can be of engagements. Gradually glassmaktog spread geon, and Charlotte Van Gel- THAN MOST benefit to man. But Mrs. Armstrciig Is now 46” wide cotton and to other countries, guU^ were d er. scheduled to arri've Friday ter MEN CAN blends of rayon. Some formed and craftsmen guarded Duets were presented by the *i""i day cf the TR conven HANDLEI with no-lron finish. Our 1111, their secrets. The Venetiaiu Sandy and Jim D’Aprile; and tion. Vico President Spiro Ag- reg . $1 yd. amd la te r th e B ohem ians w ere Kathy and Linda Chrlson. li£5UiiLLIIBl| 786(14 new is to jqieak then. l3L5LEiL3L5ll 2 6 3 9 3 0 .2 9 foremost to gtaasmaktog. Today, Hairy Limits Other performers were Mary The credentials Committee, lii-ynifim ii 778(14 Venetian an4 Bohemton gloM FeUce, Kathy Pratson, Phyl YD. 4t 2 8 .0 9 3 2 .0 2 headed by B. Ogtori»y of Spring- Betfy-Jane Turner ,08 f f f t l t is prized by collectors every Going Liberal lis Tiyon, Cathy Cone, Mary 81»(14 t a r field, ni., epUt Into two factions IK .84 where. Glass for windows was Aim Duval, Ktai Holland, San ERAI r T r s n r ^ m n l 828(16 3 0 .7 7 over the choice of a swretary IK .74 made during this time, but ex- FRANCIBOO (AP) — dy NevUIe, Barbara Smith, SCHOOL OF DANCE PRE4HIIGED REMNANTS U 8.94131.97 868(14 to keep committee minutes. ■yr.-3Tr":’7i)i 186/848(181 Sam F ra n c isc o p o lic e ban h ave Kathy Taylor, Linda Wright, In the dispute that followed, OOLOK.. <«,AMERI(AN INTERNATIONAL PICTURES •l*l>iztnt* little—under liberalized hadr boun and Pam Cunningham. meeting and walked out with / Fantastic ^ price sqlol Also, HoUy Johnson, Dlarui half the delegation. A rump ses- OUT FOR KICKS AND SHADES Pre-Ucketed remnants Nelder calls “ a modified mod.” Kenny, Stacey Ptoeq, Tracy slcn was continued by Victor BALLET ★ JAZZ ★ TAP IN FOR TROUBLE! from cottmis, pdyesten, Skoog, Jill Sutherland, Aman Roberto of Marttosburg, W.Vo., Mad* to Order chiffons, rayons, Metalics, Kttettittn ■ s r s ln “®*’ ®pp«we<: laces and many others. M onday b y th e P oolce CJoinmla- da Thompson, Melissa Bator, and It chose Mrs. Mary Beth Bring,Toor old nU ets In < Most are end cuts of the C h ristin a C ara m m a, -A n gel (3igl- Beginning Wed. June 30th. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH Christeson of Minneapolis as MM Mo per ihnde. bolts. GORMAN BROTHERS Cooper and High Streete rs“«'u ’« u 'W : Hmutaches, which -formeiiy letti and Christine CoUetti. s e c re ta ry . OFF MANCHESTIR * .All caiUdren-Between 3 and 14 Welcome 770 MAIN STREET couldn't extend beyond the cor- Also Chhnle Imler, Patti Im- National TR chairman Ron Instructor — Deborah Ransom J U N E 28th thru J U L Y 9tfa Tetaphoae ner of the mouth, can go a quar- ler, Kathy Behrend, Châ(^ \Ak'\ A ■■ Romans cf Omaha conceded dur L A 0 AJM . - 11:80 A .M . THE BRIGHT SPOT ON MAIN STREET ■r n—« (oiDsn *' tor-inch beyond; sldebuina can Brezinskl, Bmmle Chace, Debo ing a news conference that there For Registration Phone in HABOFOBD BOAD -oMANCHESTBR For registration, call: Distribatod by Blereniy Oil Co. middle of the ear rah Gilkey, Chrol Mulherto, were divisions between conserva 529-8906 # 649-0256 # 644-1079 FAINT GO. Mrs. Emil Bronke OPEN DAILY 9:80 to'9:80 • SUN. 16 to 6 • Closed Sat. - ...... |n_gg to the bottom, and haOr can go Linda Powell, Dlaim WhltehUl, tives and 8upei>conservatives. 728 MAIN ST. 643-7817 1M I down to—but not touch—the cot- Denise Bolduc, Judy IKmahue "But this Isn’t nearly as hod f& ec Xantbe ...... M la r . as it used to be and I don’t One K e slh ...... i J i and Mary Aim Gullmette. ' I

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PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEStMfc, CONN,, Tt^fiSDAY, JUNE 2^ 1971 Vernon Voters Decide Tomorrow Columbia CASSONE'S BAKERY Vernon D r u g Center Students P la n Racing Pigeons Barred THRIFT STORE" The Drug Advisocy Center, Petrus Wins Four Awards Concert Cruise District Heads Back $5.5 Million Bond Issue In Jesse House at 48 A COMPLETE LINE OF Q U A L^ By Split ZBA Decision Hartford Rd., is obesnrlng F1y 6 students from the Ver; PRODUCTS AT SUPER DISCOUNT PRICES! On Sewers Goes to Voters the following schedule: At Porter Comnneucement non Center Middle fichool band acting Zoning ShiforcemOnt Of- Monday through Friday, wlU participate In a goodwlU Bylaws, Budget, Tax OPENING JUNE 16th... ay DOtTOLiAB K E V IN S ^ Robert Petrus, .son of Mr. Douglas A. Deptula; David L. (HeraM B«p«iier) flcer, was present at the latter Two areas of Vernon will nillUon for the Mbrilne and B:M a.m. to B p.ra. Deojardins. conceit cruise organized by the 218 HARTFORD ROAD (REAR) part of last night's meeting, A telephoBe backup ser- ^ IriQni. John Petrus, Pine 8t., American' Youto Symphony By GLENN GAMBEB The Zoninjr Board of Appeals have sewer. In the near future Skinner Also, Howard W. Bails; Joel (Herald Beporter) MANCHESTER, CONN. last-night denied the request of and said that he would take . . mously paiifiTi by tli6 10 coun* vlca la available Monday walked oft with four of ^ght T. Brlandson; BHchael A. BV«- and Cltoms. If a 25.8 million bond Issue is members present. The ordl- The Eighth District board of directors last night ap 'TELEPHONE 648-1202 Henry Wlttke of »-tl Bank St care of the problem, but only through Saturday from 6 awards given at graduation ex taine; Joel 8. iBVxuetoAi; TlMy; WlU leave New York for a variance that would per after he consulted with Town approved by voters. nance Is to be brought back to p jn . to 8 a.m. ercises at Horace Porter Rhcnda L. Canter; Andre L. Aug. 21 aboard the T.S. Olym proved the proposed revisions to the district bylaws mit him to keep a flock of 20 Counsel J- The denial, a result of Incon C oh im U a' lions’ 14th annual Haney A. Hoelser; Thomas and at various stops along the - act on all three items tomorrow of David D’Allessandro for a cU awnovod a plan submitted proval and to name engineer way, clusive voting by ZBA members, Good catixenshlp Award; the inzlnga, Michael P. JoUe; Bolton night at the annual meeting be- variance at 212 McKee St. (In by a q>ecial committee named Richard Lombardi as project These are the first students followed a public hearing last Police Log UTlUam Brand 12th annual Scl- MlcheUe M. JuUenne; Karen J. ^ ginning at 7:30 in the Bentley Residence Zones A and B) to last month by Mayor Frank J. consulting engineer If the reference' and-or Mathematics Keegan; Thomas J, Keegan; from the Middle School select night In which IVtttke, represent conduct . an auto upholstery McCoy to look Into solving the endum is tq>proved by voters, ed on the basis of musician A w ard; the Anno Wood Elder- ^ hOchael A . !Gia|q>. The proposed byla-w revisions ed by Atty. Joel Janenda, asked business. town’s sewer problems on a Voting Date AOCIDBNTS ship, citisenshlp and character. KofC Elects for a temporary variance,to al kin Certificate Award for the r Koonlgsborg; clearly define the functions and D'Allessandro, who presently mass basis. A referendum will probably A written warning for failure highest mark In history and the . Konor- Raymond C. The cost of participating is low time for his family to move ccnducts the business as Dave’s The top priority areas ear- be held sometime in August, practices of the district as they ii to obey a traffic control signal High Average. English ^ Leocoe; $300, which the students pay 1 V C IT C jAcl LX-' are carried out now. The odd to- a rural area. Auto Upholstering at 818 Center marked for help are the Skinner A petittonfromMiwrc^ of was issued yesterday moralng Award, which Petrus shared Lester-Scott E. Lew- theiuselveB. A motion to deny the request St., wanted to move the shop to Rd. and Merllne Rd. areas bylaws were adopted in 1917 Series Speaker the home owners cached In the at 8:80 to Linda O. Moeher of with Ethel Baran. vT l ^ - ‘m e t a r O ^ . Those participating are Joan The Knights of Columbus of and have not been updated lost on a vote o f 2-9; and a m o the Oambolati property at 212 where problems have been so Sklnne^’Ih r^ Rd. ana was 67 Cooper St. after a collision other award, were the Anne a M « t i ^ W v - 'T. SomervlUe, daughter of Mr. tlon to approve It failed on a McKee St., In a three-car ga ___ Marr; Nancy A. Martin; Wy- St. Maurice Church has com- since. Gene Arnold of Bowie, Md., pressing that 70 to 88 per cent presented at this meeting. at Hartford Rd. and Keeney St. Woods Baderkin Essay McPherson; Kim L. Mc- and Mn. Da'vld Somerville of dlcating a simple majority In pleted its first year, and elected The new bylawe, if approved, f € ^ r k / ( rage. ‘Represented by Atty. Vin will be the guest speaker this of the homeowners petitioned in -spokesman f Charlene Ryan, daughter of Kowalski ^ ^ t J Uclty chairman. The newly Assembly and as amended In ments of a 4-1 for approval. premises at one time. Lydall and Vernon Sts. Council members were told gtrong favorable response of On W. Middle Tpke. near Annual Athletic inward, Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan of 24 The pigeons, kept as a hobby Several McKee «. reridento Arnold wlU preach at^that in one of ^ these„ areas a homeowners In the area “is Main St .yesterday - afternoon at than______Onych,______and the Cblumbla Also, Joyce B. Pepin; Robert Eveigreen Rd.; Marjorie elected slate will take office 1961. by the Wlttke’s oon Rudl, were appeared In opposlUon to the nm «ach evening through homeowner actually had had proof of tiie willingness of the 4:88, a coOUsion involved cars Democratic Women’s T. Petrus; Gerald W. Pompeii; Baum, daughter of hCr. and Mrs. July 1, but ■WlU not be offlcally The 2.8 mill tax rate is the / n o p 2 the subject of two emotlon-fiUed aiq>Ucation, citing the traffic Thursday. At tonl^t’s service, raw sewage draining into an homeowners to pay for sowers driven by Gieorge A. Greene of for physical Fitness, to Craig Steven W. Pudlo; Carol A. I^ d , Lester Baum of 31 Reed St., and InstaUed until September. »ame aa It has been for many ZBA hearings last year. A varl- and parking problems on Me- ,,g ^ speak on, "The Positive (qwn trench and into the street in the area. We are ahle to say Coventry and Fred O. Kingston l <*t imd Dale Robinson. Kevin 8. Resnlsky; Dale E. Robert Kem, son of Mr. and a. S4 years. HaR of this tax groes to ance to allow the pigeons to re- Kee St. The board also received u^turo of Christianity.’’ TUmor- but added that this incident had thig because the homeowners cf 88 Hawthorne St. n g school band opened the Rdblnstm; Carol J. Rugg; Dmi- Mrs. George Kem of 62 Merline been taken care of. ^ r e advised o f the iq>praad- _ ------program with a medley of five tee M. Ruzlcka; Patricia A. San- service. PUgnmAîUs^ maln In the Residence B zone a letter from Lawrence J. Spin- row he w ill' dlsciMS "W hat It Rd. FABRIC OEP^TMENTI was later denied by the board, nato, of 211 McKee St., which Means to Be In Christ," and his IBoth areas named have, a mate costs involved. They wore On Main St. near W. Middle gongs and then played "Pomp bom; Scott H. Shepard; Holly I" other ^ n ees. Fire Chief and that ruling was upheld by gtat^ that the addition of an- closing sermon on Thursday large concentration of homes told that the per-foot of front Tpke. yesterday afternoon at gnd Circumstance’’ for the Pro- L. Sihvonen; Robert M. Strong; •«.?, I u ^ GranvlUe (Ted) LIngard In his and the are I^ r t ®**^“ *‘. annual report noted that there the Hartford County (3ourt of other business would "lessen will bo "Victory Through council was told by assessment would be approod- 4dl0, a codltslon invedved cars cesslonal. Gary P. Touchette; Allen E- committee ^ __ Dubaldo Pupils Common Pleas. the quality and character of the C hrist chalrman S ta^y mately $20 and a tie in cost of driven by Robert C. Chatfield >n,g Invocation was given by Underwood; Andrew B. Urban; Donald Lessard, recorder; WU- P®*" ®®"^ . Increase 9 In alarms responded to over Since the court decision in neighborhood." He has been in mission work $300 to $780 depending on the of East Hampton and Joseph the*i^v."George Evans," i the Donna B. Watson; Karen M. fred Goto, treasurer; Herbert for Churches of Christ in Lou- individual contractor’s Deekus of Wapplng. Congregational Chuich and the Wolezak; Jaye C. Woodstock. ^Give Recitals toe past three years. Ungard March, about 30 of the-pigeons rnie ZBA, in later reaching I^ b u n r, advocate; R<*ort ^^t^bêd tWs in part to the DUrQ61l OOiUOn t D^fin CO DO ni6v ctUU^6.** OOBIP1.AINT8 ABBJiwua audience was welcomed by have been destroyed,- accord- Jts unanimous decision to deny sanne. Beside class officers Resnlsky The second music recital of l o A i l e Yesterday after^n, a wahet Rgyjjj Resnlsky, class presl- and Miss Lescoe, Nancy Hoelser ouWde*"guarf and ““ £ Wrt. « ««>■ la th. D-All~«.lro dal .aapalip. I. .b«a »0 w. er from Karen Keegan played a medley ____ days. The Town of Manchester was The committee. In deciding to of his work. a construction office at Robert- door. m ^ at the meeting. Bdwhtd Atty. Janenda reported that granted a variance on 4^ acres 200 Seeking on the organ. Manchester Blvenlng Herald tackle the problem decided the r was,also exfdained that of son Schott, and removed a About 128 persons attended Zakowskl was a^tod an-early alarm the breeding stock is not re- gn the south side of Tolland Diplomas were awarded by ______only feasible ^>proach would be the 884 homes In the area, 288 padlock from a tod box. Dcndd TutUe, chairman of the Columbia corre^K»ndent V lrU n la the first recital last night at âl Mcretaiy and Rev. R<^rt , oamaKo In a fire. leased from the coop and there- Tpke. (zoned) Rural Residence the school auditorium. Cluqilaln was named chsqilain. ------^ — — 29 S A M Jobs to float bonds to finance the en- wero contacted of wfahdi 248 Nothing was stolen. Board of Education. Osrisoo, TM. $28-9224. fore should not prove a nul- Residence AA) for the tem- tire project vddeh would pro- gjgned the petition. A total of ------The program included piano The Woman’s Auxiliary of the ' sance to the neigtibortiood. He pgrary eh storage of concrete Kathleen Caouette sang a solo Two hundred young people vide sewers for 60 to 68 per cent 45 homeowners refused and 9B Police found an empty fire and organ students o f C lara Bolton M idget FVxitbaU League said the Wlttke’a would need putiang sections. TOwn Manag- and the graduates sang "This will sponsor a seminar on foot ‘ find a suitable ^ have apflUed for the 29 jobs of- contacted. extinguisher to the rear of Land Is Your Land” . Dubaldo,: guitar and accordlim some time to find a er Robert Weiss is negotiating J''"" laUon which does not prowiitly Howell Cheney Teohnicall School Midstream Sign students of Bruno and Victor ball for aU mothers of ball play home in a zona w h e ie ^ pi- g ghort-term lease of the parcel tered by the town to Summer hgê gewers. After the presentation of the ers July 19 at 8:30 p.m. a t Oom- early this morning. awards there was a harmonica Dubaldo, and a drum student of geons would be permlb^, Allied BuUding Systems, to Activities in Manchester The cost of sewers for the Lost to Looters Carlton Burke. munity Hall. the request for a six-month ^ expanding firm Public Records medley by Gerald Pompeii and (SAM), Cheryl Schaffer, coor- easterly section of the Merline Ooleen Stratton and Karyn Dr. Gil Bolsoneau, bead coach variance. gpgcg that will al- Warranty Deeds a vocal solo by. Holly Slhvonai. MASCOUTAH, LU. (AP) — Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. dlnator for the SAM job bank, Rd. area was eefimated at The graduates then sang the Hockenberry played organ se for the Bolton Mhêta, wiU con low them to remain in town. Bhrmer Lawrence B. BMeder- Phelon, of 18 Cooper SL, whose reported this morning at a $1,280,000, the westeriy section John and Antoinette Pontlcelll Bridge Crash class song. lections before toe program. duct toe program. Mothers of Five Others Approved prcq>erty abuts the Wtttke’s, meeting of SAM coordinators o f Merline Rd. area at $1 mll- to Raymond F. Damato, prop The Fhrowell was given by Ich’s land near here has lost its ParUclpatihg In the recital After 26 Years at Bentley players in surroimdlng towns were represented by their son, The board also —heard and act- and the public affairs commit- lion and the Skinner Rd. area at erty on Congrress St, convey K ills W o m an Patti Lescoe, vice president of plaque designating it as Qie pop were: Nancy .and Debra Den- wlU also be invited to partici Atty. n l^ r t Fhelon Jr., who ^ tevoraMy on five ^ e r varl- tee cf the Manchester Chamber $2,780,000, totaling $8 million ance tax $26.40. the class and the Benediction pate. A Rocky Hill woman died this ulation center of the United nan, Raymond and Leo Diana, Mrs. Clara Kirby, left, of 88 Plymouth Lane, .unwraps the gift given to her sptAe in Opposition to the requests, as foUows: of Commerce. with a recommended 10 per cent L and M Homes too. to Gerard by the Rev. Evans. States. Albert and Joeeph Lea, Steven Anyone wishing attend may morning on Charter Oak Bridge, yesterday, by the Bentley School PTA, in honor of her retirement after 26 J^Xice. A. Deming Jr, 8 Wal- Three SAM membeta tonight added for contingencies, making M. and Patricia A. Travla, prop- The graduates are: Steven D. Friederich, preparing Sunday Stratton, Richard Johnson, San contact Mrs. Joanto Ldlus on when her eastbound car crossed Atty. Phelon, who brought ”ht_ St, Business Zone A ....------erty . on Carriage------convey- years at the school. Mrs. Maura Egan, co-president of the PTA watches. Mrs. ___^ . ______^ ___ _ in. will screen the applications and the grand total $8.8 million. into the <^>poelte lane and col Altken, Carol A. Anthony, to Install a flag in a plaque com- dra McCabe, Robin McGregor, Notch Rd. for further Informa ance tax $$0.78. the original protest over the pi- variance requested to convert give town departments the it was also stressed that this lided with a jeeptype vehicle. Ethel M. Baran; Margaret J. memorating a spot on the land Laura Smith, Carolyn Hutchin Egan made the presentation of the $B’0 gift certificate at an informal coffee tion. geons to the ZBA In April 1971, *h existing stars Into an apart- names of five of the more quail- Is a most favorable time to take Qnltolalm Deed Mrs. Claire Lilly. 6B, was dead Beck; Randoijii E. Beck; Kevin as the center, r^>orted the sign son, Diane Genov eal, Kim hour held at the school. The staff at Bentley previously held a dinner in Mrs. little League contended that the birds were ment was granted. fled applicants for each job. De- the atop since the town tqipar- Frank O. Steele to Barney T. L. Bell; Sandra L. Blair; Rob- stglw. Woolpert, Chris Johnson, Emil Kirby’s honor and she will receive a certificate of appreciation tomorrow The Flyers defeated the NOW CELEBRATING in violation zoning and bad Mancheefer Savings and Loon partments with job op^- ently Is In a favorable bonding Peterman, property off Olcott “ ert B, Bradftard; Kathleen M. " i don’t think the sign was of H aberem . Braves 7 to 3 last night in Farm to be removed. He considered -Association, Inc., lo y i and 1009 ings will interview the appU- position and contractor response at. •• AK police said. The driver of the from the Board of Education. Mrs. Kirby and her husband Donald, a d ^ i^ - St, conveyance tax $8.66. other -.i,-- vehicle, rutnaMGerald w E. .Tanks.Jenks, Caouette; Peter C. CSilck; great monetary value, but It’s Also, Kathy Bossidy, Howard League action. In a game pitch the pigeons Illegal as of the day Main St., Central Business Dls- cants. The job bank is for both to last sower bids were over- Exeentor’a Deed ©r-illustrator for Pratt and Whitney, D ivision of United Aircraft, East Hart- 86. of Southwlck, Mass., escaped BYederick R. Conklin; Robert the idea of the thing,” EYleder- Roakoivsky, Lori McChrry, ed by Don Zarowski. Hitting The the appeal to the Hartford trict Zone. A request for a varl- paid and volunteer work but It whelming with 14 bids received, Donald P. . Richter and the R. CbDsthwalte; David S. Cur- ich said. “The government James ’1*^11, Coleen Stratton, ford, have one daughter, Betty, who will teach art next year at Manchester court was turned down. ance to encroach six Inches be- Ja involved primarily with paid Tax Rate Biftect injury. n standouto were Pat Myette with United States Trust Co. of New land; Debra A. Danks; Dawn probably will ta

otentate. In 1967, ho ‘Dolly’ Benefit on one fee* to erect presented by BCanches- projects do not Involve any eS-67, 69-71, and 78-78 Oengress _ ------Theater In Wallingford wiU have com pany: 2) to hold a re*®r®n- staunchly opposes consoUdat- ally long debate adtich resulted addition and carport was ^ r High School In tiie school, trunk tines and grants are Uml^ gt., each costing $17,000. dum on the town purchasl^ the facilities with the a benefit performance on July In denial urse of Commerce, presided at tills Dr- area, oouldnt be failed Prim ary Proceeds tram toe perform to hold a referendum at aU. bers plunged into a series of morning’s meeting. In this plan. It wuld cost an ance wUl benefit toe OE3S Eki- Under the conditions o f the mououBmotions tmu and HiiirmiiiiniRm smendmento bothnAfus i A number of area ^ doctors spe- SAM coordinators and com- adoiuonmadditional $1 mllUon, he ob- ^iTubort dowment F\md which is admin option, the town would have to By Wild Hook in favor to tl» application, all clallring In <»teor^ were rolttee chairmen wlU meet with served, but has ^ ^ iSmwi^c sunwncstime istered by toe Eastern Star pay about $2.28 million for toe DUXIBUBY, Mass (AP) — Of Which also laUed. among 90 state podkitrists and the puWlc affairs committee lems. M^orM cCoy said tto H. C harity FYHUidatton and provid water company. In addition. area cpuld bo done at a later nominee for president, says he w a ier cuiiii>cu^,. ------— Canadian geese at the es for the' aged and dependent A motion b y WUbur Bennett to ^**2^^J^*^***?Lu5?***a ^ June 80 at 9 a.m. at the CSiam- date If the situation became has "no itians at all to enter the there are some $2 mlUlMi worth jjm country Club are approvo' the request for six from the of Commerce office, women members of the order. competiing but that he didn’t New Hampshire presidential of Improvements which have jeju„liig that goUers are by no months foiled due to lack of a UmverBlty of Connecticut for After school cloees for the Tickets may bo obtained by want the entire project to go {sim ary" next year. been recommended by (3ris- friends, second, and a following motion ^ ^ closed-circuit summer, SAM will meet at the cMltacUng Mrs. John L. Von- wold Engineering Inc. which Two were killed by eiran* golf K "down the drain." Humphrey made the state- by R u ^ i ^ P le rro to deny the television course, **CStemother- Drug Advisory Center, Deck Jr. of 70 Gerald Dr. Ver conducted a study for the town shots on toe course Sunday, the apy in Podiatrlc Medicine. The motion to adopt the plan ment In reply to a letter from request lout on a 2-8 vote. m non, worthy matrwi of Temple on the water company. Division of Fish and Games re- Bennett then moved again to *niey included Dr. Ruth L. by first drawing up an' ordl- Radio Station WGIR In Manch- nance for a referendum au- ester Inquiring If he planned to C h t^r, OES, In Manchester; The company services alwut ported. approve the request, « the ^ Adams St.. Dr. and Mrs. Robert SUver of \Ur- grounds thaj^ “If thin man Irwin Kove of IfiS Main St., Dr. tiiorizlng the Ixniding of $6.6 campaign In the state In 1972. 13,000 people, most of whom One waa klllod on a hooked Queen Quits ginia Lane, ToUand, worthy live In the north end. tee shot, the other on a sliced this much of the pigeons . . . Burney Wlchman of 54 Brook- matron of Hope Chapter, OES, we should be graceful an«»gh to I^®^d Dr. Kraneth L, Wlch- Town Manager Robert Weiss fairway Iron. With RelieP of RockvlUe. extmd (the request) for six uian of 117 £3. Center St., all of months.’* In asking for approval, Manchester. CASTRO VAULEY, Calif. Bennett noted that the ZBA had Also, Dr.' Norman Fiaher of 6 (A P )T h e retirin g M iss OsU- I Say goodbye to traffic to the CET THIS received objections from only N. Park St, Dr. Francis B-. fomia, Karin Kascher, has beach...sand in your sand t w in HOLLYWOOD one neigh^r._ Rleder of 1 Etiington Ave., both zaifved a year as reigning state To get fhat good fedlng wiches. Or just sitting around This motion to approve result- of Rockville, Dr. John B. Shea beauty queen but woddn’t do It the house in the heat while the ed In toe vote of 8-2, one less of 42 Peterson Rd., Vernon, and again. i kids drive you crazy. favorable vote than necduary Dr. Thomas F. ParaaUiti of 816 i

>y MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., P A G E S IX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1971 •’ South W indsor Manchester HtmtrifF0t0r whiol(,,ao »hit>«in«ii aajrwlwn, of what Connecticut Hospital Notes ever Ideotofloal herltac*. now aeema to Rate of Tax Collections I f i e r i i U i have either thh vlaloa or the eoun|». Vnm No HOURS Th e B id)y H as Yankee Intermediate Care Semi- Oettliig CSilna badh the worid vrould nte. Down From La^t Year private, noon • 2 .p.m „ and 4 merely rouhd out the taak c t oharaoten B y A * H « 0 . p.m. • S p.m .; private rooms, Ttown Manager Terry iqirenkel ty Service Ottloe, formerly the 16 a.m. • 6 p.m., and 4 p.m. - 8 In the {day. The play KaOlf haa to be fo r told the Town Oouncil last night Mental Bealth Council, Is co- Inside the grand q^taele of p.m. B e e n N a m e d the dlaclpUnlny and the dmtiflnc of all that the tax eoUeoting ordlnating a “Summer ’71 Job Pedlatrloa: Parents allowed 1. u n the State Senate’s adjournment I . ______Center” to aid high sohool sta such great powers to the point, where night feat of talking an hour any time except noon • 2 p.m.; in the t ^ 1. not a. good a. It dent, to find ^ and vdun. others, 2 p.m. • 8 p.m. they no longer poeeeee, taMUvtdually or and a viartor to pass a gam waa last year, w ltii approod- teer Jobs lo r the summeri Self Service: 16 s.m. . 2 p.m.; Borneo, Stqilien Daniei, son of Stoidien and Elaine liluudMntr, Ooim., u BMond CUm >UB In pairings, the meana with whld> to bling bill and only aopaa IS min mataly *60,000 outstanding in The service Is seeking listings ltatt«r utes to pass 146 ottiar MSa by 4 p.m. • 8 p.m. Schlick Romeo, 70 Weaver Rd., Manchester. He was bwn June violate the peace. numbers only there were some personal property taxes. "But ^ tammpeojê and agencies Intensive Care and Coronar}- 1 at Moncheator Memorial Hospital. 19s maternal grani^par- not so gentle ironies. the town wUl come out In the Care: Immediate fam ily only, ents are Mr. and Mrs. George BchUck, CUfton, N.J. His pa black," he wUd. ^ ^ 1^ ****^ ““ lor these riu. any time, Umited to five min ternal graiMl^NUieiits are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Romeo, Lnek This was a Senate iesston utes. Haven, Pa. Ho has two sistsrs, Lisa, 6, and Jennlfor, 8. Always The TOo-Swift Season which somehow had as much Qoltoctor of Revenue SMward Somie paid Jobs doaiipaated by Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m. • ■• « « « m talent for making the little dtad the money studenta in a aueetloiinalre dle> 12:46 p.m., and 6:80 p.m. • 8 TbraU, Saaainie NIeholo, daughter of E. Mason Jr. and Summer is the only one of the seasons travesties aa for'mokiiig the •ituatton'* as w ell aa the fact trlbuted to Juniors and senloni p.m .; others, 8 p.m.-4 p.m., Susaime Beauvais Thrall, 18 Femwood Rd., Vernon. She was which Is always half gtme the moment it big ones; we shall probably re that one business left the town were babyaltUng, housework, and 6:86 p.m. -8 p.m .,. bom June 4 at Manchester Memorial Hoqiltal. Her maternal *'lock, stock and barrel" with window washing, and yard Age Limits: 16 in matomlty, arrives; each of the other three aeasons member some of Its mbior de g ra ^ a th e r to Adelard Beauvais, 799 O n ter St., Monchoster. tails long after we have" forgot a deficit of $10,000 In unpaid work. Also being sought are Eagle Scout 12 in other areas, no Umit In Her paternal grandparmts are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer ’Ih rall St., makes a clean beglnnliig, somevdiefe ten the major Issues Involved. taxOs. f volunteer activities Including self-service. 678 Spring S t, Manchester. She has a brother, E. Mason Thrall, Hie remaining $40,000 will be cleanup of town property and Joseph H. Greenier, son of near its own proper date, and has not The emergency entrance 1%. A t 10:14 o’clock adjourmnent ^ ^ M EVEUY ITEM m THE STOREU apent any part of Ms aelf on its way ’*®*P malntenanoe and asststance at Armory St. Is the only hospital night, the Senate had been on a siierilt Sprenkel said. public recreation ahd iday- entrance open fro m '11 p.m. to KomorowsU, 'Kevin Paul, son of Paul and (jheryl Over The Herald Frlntlna OoiiBMiar mo., ae- .toward that date. When fall, winter and the omnibus gambling bill for In other matters, the councU ground facilities. felt KomorowsU, 40 Oleott St, Apt 108, Manchester. He was HAYSEED CASUALS ■umea no HnennUl leepisielmllty for tm - spring begin, one looks forward, and a little over an hour; It, had an locked during the graiililaar errors aiipearing In eo^tW e- decided On July 18 a. the final The service office intends to ^ bora June 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hto maternal JCNHMt A MUSES 1MSB68 SHOP menu and other reading matter in The hour and three quarters time of graniîarenta are Mr. and Mrs. Saxon Ovarfelt, Rosewood Dr., does not have to subtract any days al day for acceptance of bids cn keep a file of paid and volun- aci^T r^ 14 ■*" 6BB88lhni96 tCanchester Brenlng- f HmSd. legal session left At this point. -the town-owned properties ac- teer job îidlcanto and, as calls ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Vernon. IBs paternal grandparents are Mrs. Felice NlgrelU, ready cashed in. SS7 MAIN 8T., MANOHKSTKB, CONN. Senator Lucy Hammer got the qulred from Arthur J. Carney are received, they wUl match H irf, w week M™- Barbara AlUson, 867 Mystic, and John S. KomorowsM, West Haven. He has a sis Sohsoraier to Los angslee Thnae^raalilag- floor, ostensibly to state her ter, Jiâ. ' , ton Post Nam Seivlee. _ With summer, quite the other way, the and Vinton Benjamin on Nevers the job wtth the appUcant. he’f b L n an gta- Center 'St.; Mrs. Frances I>ill service oUent of N. & A. Servtoe, mo. support of the gamtding blU. Rd. ^;>eclfloatians of the bids Anyone interested In the pro- , ^ .iiuiv electron- Armstead, Glastonbury: Mrs. « « * «i 2 PubUshers RepTeseetstlvee — Katlwsrs, Shannon and CnUen md, Spaelal Aganor soUstice may mean that the finest warm But, instead of taking her time will be released Friday, and gram may contact the Oimimu- , ' Hn-tfonl Ihchnlcal Beverly J. Bouffard, Deerfield Kane, Allison Paige, daughter of Robert and Karen — New Totfc, ChloaeorDetroh end Boston. days, the moot perfect bloom on the rose, for that, she made a plea to coplea will be sent to realtors nlty Service Office by telephcn., Br-. Vernon, Lewis Kane, 40 Foxcroft Dr., Manchester. She was bom June her fellow Senators. They had for advertising purposes. tag the Union SriiooL insmuie. Also, Michele G. Srlsson, 178 5 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar MTOirBim Atn>nP BOBBAT7 OV omCCLd- the best game of golf, the most satisfied heard the Issue and all knew Approved was the acceptance ------Besides schoed and scouting, Rd,, South RTndsor; ents ore Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lewis, 180 Florence St, Man TIONa look at the lawn, the most refreriilng how they were going to vote, of ^ g St. as a pubUc highway. Bfanoheater Bveidng Herald Greenier has wortedpartrtoe g, Rryda, 628 Gra- chester. Her paternal gram^parents are M r. and Mrs. Harold drink, M", to throw In an unpleasantness she said. Could she bag the Flnal ^provsJ o f this road cloS' Sonfli Windsor conenoadetst Pan-LRam a In Bast Kart- South Windsor; Kane, 82 linirniore Dr., Manchester. She has a sister, JuUe, 4. Dtgilay advertising members to keep their remarks ford. He moved to RockvUle Elisabeth A. aine. Bast Hart- « « * * *, Ih r Monday — 1 p.m. characteristic of the season, dustiest ed the books on one of the oldest Barbara Vairiok, TeL 644-8274. JB For Tnssday — 1 p,m. . short because thelre were still from PorUand, Maine with bis (opd; Mrs. Deltada Corbitt, 28 HaMey, Karen Blargaret, daughter of E. John and Anita 0^ items, cn the ’Town Council For Wednesday — 1 plbi drought, have already been experlMiced. PawUkowskl Hubloy, 264 Hackmatack S t, Manchestor. She SOUTH SIDE For Thnrsday — 1 p.m dosens of good bBls, for truly agenda. fam ily In i06i. He has three gtrant St.; Mrs. Jean- Dolan, ENTRANCE For M day — 1 p.m. w< worthy causes, waiting for a Oouncil was asked to loiA In younger brothers and an older ctoraldtae Rd., Coventry; Rich- was bora June 4 at Manchester Memorial Hoqiital. Her mater Ctaasraeddsadlliie%ai) p.i Summer is now here. We call attention J Tolland nm i^hlloidlaj>,^;fe_jijn, possibility of action? to the poeribUlty of contributing sister. ard D. Forde, 224 Mata St.; nal grandparents are lOchael Buds, Hanover; and Mrs. to the roaea, porticulari]^ those on South Other ’Troop 14 achievers at Mrs.. Carol S. Foss, 60 Patricia Blanche Hadoulto, M aigata, Fla. Her paternal graruhiarents No sooner bad Senator Ham to Manchester’s SheMered Workshop for the retarded in 200 T a k e P a rt last week’s court of honor In- Dr., Vernon, are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rember, Bast Hartfezrd. H er mater Main St. We salute the com, about to mer made this plea than Lieu order to "posslMy guarantee” eluded Steven Fisher, First Class Also, Robert J. nal great-grandmother to Mrs. Anita PawUkowskl, Hanover. Tuesday, June 22 tenant Governor T. Clark Hull, leap, the ftiMt warm, steamy night. Into a place for two of South yfind- In Volunteer Scout, and Greg Fontaine, Sec- Mata St.; Mrs. Noella B. FiiUer, She haa two brothers, Christopher, 6, and Jonathan, 6. presiding, summoned her to the Its tassel. We greet, with a mental re SOTS’ retarded In the program. ond ClasB. Brian Doyle and 16 M ie^s Rd.; Bruno P. I^n- rostrum and handed her the The workshop Is run basically Demonstrations Michael Greenier received serv- hardt, 116 Charter St.; Mrs. Griffin, Sheryl Ann, daughter of Malcrim and Patricia Our Old New China Hand laxation of mowing schedules, the first gavqj, remarking, aa he did so, on money received through a Ice cltpBn"” for their work with Beulah E. Lewis, 1 « Adams MioOlllcuddy Griffin, 161 Eldrldgge S t, Manchester. She was brown knolls on the lawn. We worahip, that he would try, on this ad More then 200 joined the life bom June 4 at Manchestor Memorial Hoopital. Her paternal a one Hubert Humphrey were Preal- grant to Manriieater, but the Scouts. 8^-: “ • with our annual unconquerable sadness journment night, to give aa town has allowed residents of saving demonstration, conducted cun Bcoms. Portsmouth, W H.; Charies L. gramhparento are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Griffin, 29 S. Alton dmit of the United States today, and had many Senators as posslMe a Merit badg^ were a v ^ M ltoTw bltaton St. that It is already beginning to take Kaelf nearby towns to participate. by the Tolland Volunteer Am- S t, Manchester. Her maternal granihparents ore Mr. and Mrs. Just announced, as one mere atop In a turn at presiding. to Stephen Bllow for Also, Mrs. Josephine C. Moz- Herbert McGHlUcuddy, Lebanon. She has a slater, Mary, 1^. away, the full heat of the sun. Presently, fluids ^ be«>m- iîance Association, Saturday at stamp coUeottag, home ^ Crestwood Dr.; Heidi F. gmend movement toward normallaa- The Ueutenont govem or’ a In u w have to contribute *1,000 “ atthew Church parish ^ ^raf^j »uce Plus, East H ar^; Ito. Ruth GollinMaer, Cathy Ana, daughter of Richard and Thelma tlon o f relattons with Oommunlat China, tent was kindly and thoughtful, hiking and drafting and Steven ^ glmard, 99 Essex St.; Mrs TUbault GoUmltser, 101 Ralph Rd., Moncheater. She was bwn but ito actual result was to per child In or^ r to remain 4n Bar. Individualized Aftenfion the end of our 2 1 year ofdelal embargo the priigram. Thoae attend- Members of the JVAA con- Fisher, music, Phyllis A. Smith, Glastonbury; June 6 at Manchester Memmlal Hospital. Her maternal grand Half-Truths About Vietnam place the lady who bad request parents are Mr. and Mrs. Rene Thlbault, Baker-Brook, New egalnst trade wtth that oountiy, It would tag are over 21 yeara old and ducted 16 minute classes demon- Harold W. Snow, South Wind Ra'iher than standardizing our serv ed a termination of the debate sor; James D. Waltman, 6 Di Brunswick, Canada. H er paternal gnuu^curento are Mr. and be quite Ukely, human end political na The Vietnam war has regularly turned in the taak of presiding over do not come under the educa- strattag mouth to mouth artifi- tion grant In the sdioote. cal respiration methods. The ane Dr., Vemon; Mrs. Mary B. Mrs. Stanley GoUmltser, 477 TOUand Tpke., Manchester. She ice, we tailor it to each family's re ture being what it Is, that one Richard up Incidents reflecting badly on the its continuance. Senator Ham Zelenka, 2B6 Spruce St. has a sister, Pamela, 2. American involvement. But none haa mer presided, with a gentle but The Council was also asked classes included a short lecture T V Tonight quirements . . . no matter how individ H. Nixon might be leading a rather fiery to look into the Uie possibility describing the procedures ta- BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A been as dlstiu-blng- as the contents o f Uie slightly pained grace,’ over son to Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wie- OUe, EUaabeth Lom, daughter of Bradford and Kathleen ualized they may be. report commissioned by Robert Mc of giving. residents the opportu- ydyed and ended with the par for Complete UsUngs. brand of criUplam of such prealdentlal eight additional minutes of the nfiy to pick their choice of ______dle, 410 South Rd., Bolton; a Moreland GUe, 889 Oakland S t, Apt. 6, Manchester. She was Namara when he was Seoretary of De debate before the Beutenant ticipants actually parcUctag the Sea Saturday's TV lyssk leadership. wWA way Uie fi^ In the ^”5^^ ^ m c -m l dlimmres. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Kent bora June 6 at Manchester Memorial HospltaL Her moteraal fense. The aim was to discover and put governor reUeved her. WaUace, East Hartford; a grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George W. Moreland, BeUe- Capitol goads and Improvement A Red Cross first aid course That is a strong HkeTHiood. What would on record why and bow the United States accounts should be utilized. daughter to Mr. and M ia. Leslie ville, Wto. Her paternal'grandparents ore Mr. and Mrs. Nor Later in the evening, Hull’s wlU be taught by the TVAA ta *''** (U) WBi WM Wm I (o> got ItseU stuck In the Asian quagmire. LewandowsU, Amston; a sim to man GUe, Braintree, Mass. OOlDfN Mini be evmi more likely, however, is tiisd U practice of sharing the gavel the Fall. Those Interestedinterested may CmadIfS Cmbot* ate Mr. and Mrs. Harold DeUart, 1662 Mata S t, South VUnd- HOWARD HOLMES ARTHUR HOLMES NORMAN HOLMES relations with Oommunlat China. ceedings, nor a full account of other in on won, 287 to 168. Last week he preme demonstration of what to an pool. She asked unteer Fire Department have (M> To Mrs. Malcolm Barlow, 28 Pearl sor. IBs paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Ruth Mary Lyke, Pmn- form al preaaures on deotskm makiiig. won 266 to 168. Although it government shouldn’t ever be that the quesEton be put to the Inspected the hydrant instaUed (4t> 77 Soatei Btito St,; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. pano Beach, Fla. He has aHroliisr, Robert m , 2%. What we do have on eochililtlan, in the But what the reports do reveal w ill shake marked a high for anti-war like, none other than Seinator vetoVs In a referendum. built Crandall’s SiM (8) Newo wtto WsHor Ongj- John F. Gninlgen, Mansfield ledderahip o f Mr. Nbcon, who is Preal- the faith of those who believed and hop forces in the House (with a Lawrence DeNardls of Hamden, Mayor Howard Fitts sold that Park Dam, making several (sfôw o wMk J.K. Smlto md Center. ______ed that the government of the United Inside slight plurality of Democrats for who happens, by professlan, to no agreement has been reached recommendations to lipprove Honr BosiMisr 'ta d is c h a r g e d YKSTBR- dent. Is one more demonstraUon of tiie be a professor of govenunent. (18) DtolLVsa.DTke DAY: Jrifrey D. Oavar, Staf States was acting sincerely and in ac- the first time opposing the Preal- foe toe pool or any otoer Item as the hydrant’s acceaslbUlty ta <8246) NBO Mews <0 ) fact that It la coaler for a conservative, Cookes Rule ’To him, then, fe ll tha. falidpric (0) ford Springs; Leon P . St. Law cMdance with its announced motives. dent), It was a Stronger major “we all have to do a lot cf soul the event of an emergency. StU (4S) Mews <0) role of presiding over toeH ^- seaKhtag” to decide where tiie The hydrant la expected to be 1,SS (9) M erle <01 rence, .12 Strant St.; Mrs. Stella who has the courage, to reverse a na The Qulf of Tonkin Incident and resolu ity overall. (S) TimUi ate as it wrote leglriativa his poqnej .wlll go, Hje also stated very beneficial ta the event cf a (IS) WhsPs Mr 1) P. Spakausky, WUltaianUc; u How much credit goes to tional poUey he M m s ^ has auppoctod, tion, the bomUng of NorUi Vietnam, and Mrs. Jennie M. Perrett, 179 B. Cook’ rule Is mathematically im tory by pt^ssiiig a, jtrahd be did ‘'net itavor government fire cn the Green and the near the commitment o f ground troops in the n-.|(. (ta Center St. than It would be for any irraaointe 11- of 146 bills designated by num by referendum” as the town by educational park, (4S> ABO Mews <0 > OIL HEAT Report provable. But both chief lobbyist south—all these major steps appear to <0) Also, Mrs. Leona S. RoUtas, bM«d. ber only. has 'elected cfficials Who “ore expected to be ready for ,:M (M l)^ tassd have been concealed for what they were. MacGregor and influential Jepaon, 702 W. Middle Tphe.; IS STILL THE ally on the Vietnam war. ever had with any Admlnistrar TWO major Items appear on t;St <8) OsaSB^ concealing the extent to which these ning ot White House wisdom in it to other, more difficult l^ls- inoiy of the evening. _ .. . er trophy to Its fast growing (24S) Meris (O) Mrs. Merle R. Howe, 17 HoU admitting that it might be.poaolble for tlon expert on Vietnam.” Agree lative problems far beyond Viet Ksnlsse Mselu moves were deliberately planned ex dealing with an inoreasingly re At the same time, the prolif y ® coUecUon, a best (qipearance ( i » (O) St, us to live In the same worid with Oom- ment with that assessment was nam. The time had now c Also, Mrs. MolUe O. Steven muntat China, he enjoyed a certain auto- - evident In the lobbying for last groups such as the well-financed just about universal. be 20 minutes before the legal at the h ^ atoo(d, ftaal Ûbe Stafford Fire Department’s (U ) Hsrtfsrd ISik-ta (0) son, Stafford Springs; Mrs. The action Prealdent Nixon has taken, Common Cause, headed by John Cook avoided pressure on adjournment hour of midnight, Msws matlc protection, which derived from the week’s vote that strongly upheld ®**”*l*TL*^.,**ry*meet Tfown Council if^ cuts j^ and ^ th the c anniversary .parade. uits WsMSsr(64-1-224MS) siA < C ) Frances M. Belanger, 26 Grif- banning further publication of the Mc President Nixon’s metnam Gardner, Is making deep inroads specific votes in the House, in Current Quotes and the Senate was five min and reoonunenda- Firemen answered three utlS (l> Mevto _ , (O) “fta “ Rd.; Dale O. Mansur, —16 number of yean he had spent aervliig Namara papers, could hurt him more troop—withdrawal plan In its into the ranks of moderates of cluding last ’Thursday’ s. Under utes into one of the many In “ A hocqiital diould not be ob tion s^ futa^ action on the calta during the ^ wwk. aU u.N jjMW Tsri«M 8Sew Jetaw Janlc^. an oppoelto belief. ttMm their contents. BBs general . Vietnam both parties, a new phenomenon Cook’s rule, the only way to hold terminable “stand at ease for most critical House test to date. liged to practice medicine in the school faculties committee re- out-of-town mutual aid oST i I stt Grito 8ksw Bergeron, 20 : policies appear on the aurface to be bet 10 minutes” periods which dis The rescue squad and truck (t-lS) IMek CavsM (C) l . Johnson, 262 School St., Mr. Nixon’s great fear In the -m a ld ^ Cook’s job much harder. votes on the war Is to lay out the community because the doctors ter fiian those of his predecessors. But tinguished the whole 1071 Sen There will remain a number of violent weeks leading iq> to the vote Under Cook’s rule that only Administration’s plan for the of the area have moved to the Âlio because of an expected went to Vernon tor a three-car i:(» (M »^ N«ws - Prayer ^ ^ Lorraine M. the period covered by the reports riicwa ate session. anti-China minds which will be mutter was not that he would lose It free debate between anonymous next 18 months with complete suburbs.” —Dr. Walter C. Bocn- cioird,’ the meeting wlU be held a Mrs. Sandra Keeney, 27 Rea .^mSrican Medical Asaociation, Ing Into the dtsorganlsed scene, now no better than a Oommunlat. But cislona w w e not p r e s e n t accurately In he limited each group to no residual force of peihaps 60,000 eated In the action to be under- Baton Awards Tassaay. ssae gan St., RockvlMe; Lao R. La- the vote would show dangerous urging the annual AMA cenven- a dramatic riip of the gavel, official and public statements. What rea more than ten Congressmen, In U.S. troops left in Vietnam for PN _ Flante, 87^ Union St, Rock- they will keep It largely to themorives, erosion of war support. tlcn to support federal aid to and there was Lieutenant Gov taken by the Board after it ap- Miedals 'wlU be awarded to Sits Beessee I teeel ^ ^ son is there to briieve that practices cluding at least one anti-war bargaining purposes, bas any proves the school faciUttea re- outstanding sbidento ta the 7itS8ayee Obea qeeto vlHe; u ra. Jonathan Kiqilan because they know the futility of trying From such erosion would flow doctors who start practices in ernor HuU proclaiming, as if 7iaa Ibeos ea SweSiw grown habitual over all these years have dove, and he insisted that Kis merit, It will carry itself. Ac port. Board of Recreation sponsored and son, 114B Downey Dr. two political hazards: Weaken ghettos and other needy areas. with grim and heroic purpose, “ ArcUo ONintdowii’ to convince any significant sector of die now stopped? singer permit his briefers—Dolf cordingly, no appeal was made The report spurred residents baton ctasses Thursday night, SitSBeek Beat (C) ing Mr. vixon’a hand In trving "NattonaMzation Is no loiter that the Senate would be in or "Sevan Deaaoni" by Peter ^ public that this Is so. Droge and Richard Smyaer— to on Thuraday’s test. Nor did Cook a nasty word around here.”— to action when It waa revealed The classes wtU be held out- Dental Paym ents Bise The Implications fo r the much-vaunted to keep the country behind Iris der, that this preohma time FortaUi. _ __ NEW YORK—Holders of dent- take the wraps off classified In even make the usual pre-vote Sen. Vance Hartke, D-Ind., (hpt the Wtqiptag Elementary doors neiifc to the IBcks Memo- S lit Tha OearM af O p ttm m <0> open society in toq United States are the lêtnam policy; weakening his could not be wasted. "Janaa and the Atomio al insurance collected a record Our political history la fun of the un ones which will affect President Nixon's bargaining newer, now marginal formation and rise above gen head-count. chairman of the Senate auifUCe School phaseout over a three- rial School, weather permit- eralities. ’Ihe new technique seems to transportation subcommittee, year period, waa prtqioeed by ting. In the event of rain the SiSS Tha______Advaaataa ^<0) *62 million In the first half of OVER ALL GOMPETmON Then, aa the Senate chamber expected instances in which the actual Administration. Already a oredlbUlty^ at b ^ with the Communist re 'Sbould'oaasreas Toren With- 1976, a 68 per cent lisa over the The results in the words of one have worked. In a semeyhat on a study the subcommittee is did hush, even though the Sen the study committee to handle classes wHl be postponed until performance o f peoplo In pubUe ofOce gap yawns over such incidents as the gime in Hanoi. *87 million received in the same abortive attenqM to retrieve prisoners Consequently, the President Democratic Congressman: The similar vote last year, Mr. Nix making of railroad problems. ators themselves were still try the high schoid student overload the following week. tor the next five years. Students wlixitag the revodv- ^7 1. ^ 1969 peilo(L has run counter to their apparent record -held in Norih Vietnam, predtotions about did not want Thursday’s vote ing to do real bualness by luah- (0) ing from oiie group to another. A t the request of Soqiertaten- tog trophy awards last w e ^ OirWy of previous aHgnmamt the end of the Vietnam war, and the In- (on an amendment forbidding iijaif ot gftHvqa Chories L. War- were Judy Gorskl, Allison Mat- - BY A BIG COUNTRY MILE!! Lieutenant Governor HuU dii- Blown” vrudons o f OamhodVt and la os. There any new military procurement ner. Board Chairman Harry B. thews. Dawn Dube and Wendy Dwight Blaenhower, oafO In U s reputa appears to he on official retuaal to ad funds to be spent on the war af // closed that he wished to make a few brief remarks, ahd be Anderson has given Warner the Wood, tion as a vlctorloua general, could take mit failure. The etatimlng disparity be- ter Dec. 8t)' to compare badly Sometimes 1 W ish They^d Riot Again! took of lotting another *16,000 BoUetin Board The following Cost Compar^n eati- twera promise and performance de with last year’s vote on a some gan telling how much he had B A R R i C . iN i the peace in Korea that HBrry Tkuman from the origtaoUy prtgiosed The Board of Education wUl FOR matea are based on a transfer efficiency presses even those with faith in govern what sim ilar resolution. enjoyed his service in the aes- budget after a *76,600 reduction meet tomorrow night at 8, didn’t dare touch. mental processes. The McNamara pa To minimize losses, Mr. Nix slon, with "never In five mooths by the board at Its June 14 when the board wtU again con- CHOCOLATf S of 80% for Natural Gas and Fuel Oil an unpleasant moment” In a pers show that Super Powers lake de- on authorized his chief lobbyist meeting. Warner favors retain- aider a budget cut ordered by and 100% for Electric. Natural Gas is R was the electlan of Elsenhower, over clalona much the same way the world In the House, Richard Cook, to moment or two, just os he was tag peraonnel and teachers and referendum several weeks ago. Cosmetics figuied at 100,000 gross BTUs per AU al Stevenson, wUoh brought to the over — with scant concern for tiie opin try a novel technique that Cook paying a conpUment to SSna- to eiqiected to make cuto ta The meetiiig wlH be held ta the ions or the feelings of ttwse they r^re- tor Harry Burke’s famous dog, rps Therm .. cost ?.16; Fuel Oil 140,000 White House the presence which could and ty the government going in the ab- cê of their seats to a Repub- mates total state revenue at independent appra^Mr. He is tag motor vehicle whUe hU respond^ to ^ t o ^ to lurtough state employees un- gSTûst^tssTme a larS^r sence of a budget, Mesklll said Ucan in April, regained one yes- $1,198.6 million and spending at The state-appointed factfind Governor’s...... tele^vised __ „ „ „ tass „ „he get. his way is just dls- Manchester for many years. He land Park School principal, said intendent of Schools, commented of his commission. president of the Ktwanls Ohto share of local education costs.' he will trim operations so that terday and again hold a M to 78 $1,062.9 million, er in the case, Atty. Gerald -T-xi—right to ^rato U u ^ h iin ------message" ------last— night, honcst,” HOulcy stated. served with the Italian Allies in uiat edter the group was formed in this connection that a child Braffman, did not attend this of Manchester, a post president pension. Charges aga^ against him g ,^g gg^ g, ogyernor has "Elected representatives ta expenditures will not continue to advantage in the lower chamber This estimsded $90.7 million of the Manchester Chamber ot World War I and with the U.S. ju April last year, principals hasn’t lived iMig enough to be morning’s session. After a of misuse of marker plates, and gtg' chairman of too Gener- *^rhi‘rx„x'";^ ‘‘•e General Assembly have just Army during World War II. He and kindergarten teachers were identified at this point in his exceed revenues. cf the General Assembly. surplus would be applied by the Commerce, former chairman of operating an unregistered ’The Democrats, who control Deniocrat Mortimer Wright Republicans toward the anticl- meeting last week, ho said that was a communicant of St. asked for suggestions. The con- life as advanced or slow. About Tolm there had been some movement the Town Development Oommlt- tor vehicle, were ndled. Commtttoe chaiged”toe Clover- H|® **®®^‘®’ ^ **»®y r^resent and the state of James’ Church, and was em- sensus, she said, was that there Maxwell Morrison, Waddell The OonfirmaUen Class of “* “P*** • ■!>«- nUlUon deficit. toward a settlement and that tee, a past' prealdent of the In handing out the unusuaUy gg^ "vrontow it alt his Hi® Connecticut as the Governor ployed at the ’Terry Steam Thr- jg a need for change because of school principal, added that pro- North United MethedUt Church ^ cial election yesterday in Gro- The Democrats pijopose to one more session might pro Manchester Board of Realtors, stiff sentence. Judge Quinn ^ g„j wlth^tempttag to H?®"? ^® •'® bine Co. of Hartford before he recent developments and trends yjgjon has been made for rec- will meet tonight at 7 at the ^ He replaces former Rep. pay off the deficit in up to 10 duce a omtract. and a past chiarmon of toe *— deplored Becker’S record ^ »«»®y ‘*®®‘®>;; church. I on Wednesday. ’The governogovernor is ^ Republican, who years, with Income from lotter- town’s Advisory Ihsixence r«tired. tn early childhood education. ording data on each child in Town Manager Robert Weiss y yÂAA, ^ elected official has all He is survived hy a son, .j that end. Miss Atwood âch skill and his progress In exacted to veto U. resigned laM month after being les and horse race betting. Oommittee and Us Advisory .0 said today that the town and guided pubBc reacUon, Into ac- -MAAny}}} "failed” to **‘® “ “we™-" Fiorentlno Zanlungo of Men- gtated, preUmlnary work started a goal or overcoming Adult Bible Study aass gîor ac- » P~»«to Judge, ahm In -me’Ihe RepubUcano propose to Realty Ooiimilttee. ______-ZZ:. . cepttag his tax plan, bU budget ,,,, ti« "T>»e Democratic alternative pay off the deficit in three years. the union are getting closer aU He is an assistant professor Chester; a sister. Miss Rosa Al- jagj summer. During the year, ^ difficulty.______^ ^ cused the ^ m o cra te in the Gen- ««*«». the time, but that another ses bo in Italy; two brothers, members and guest speak- Mrs. Zeta Ford, reading cwi- J”*®* tonight at 7.30 Assembly with ’’fiscal Irres- Wright defeated his Repub- of bustaesB at the University of Domenlco Albo and Carlo Albo, from outside the system ad- sion with die factfinder would Hartford and has conducted from outstde me system au- ,, , ~nnTt«d that Immedl-- at me church. ponsiblllty of the worst order Ucan opponent, James Hawil- Just under three weeks ago be called in an effort for Braff IN AIL THE WORLD, NO ONE WILL HAVB and said Connecticut has “a cri- land, 1,890 to 920, despite the Gov. MeskiU and legislative man to mediate the dispute. classes for the University of Alfred P. Werlmer Jehovah’s vntnesses will leaders were conducting cozy A KITCHEN LIKE YOURS I ‘"’nie funeral wiH be ’Ihursday sis situatlcHi.” fact that there are about 600 A proposed contract with the have group discussions of a Hie Democrats rebutted this more registered RepubUcans chats over a fiscal package and -iw. »»». « I •enxuv. » m«uy to Bible aid tonight at 7:80 at 18 seemed languag pan -----^ ^ __ i, but said he could not cut wel- BJako of Wert Haven d l^ ^ o ^j,e governor, it wlU bo a vlre prealdeiit; A^ron Weto- verman, Stojhen ®J^%Max ^ agi^ Edwart F Z®*»^ ®" “®»““’® ^m w Treî^te ta ^t* Hartford, a native of South enriched, average, or relaxed *■ Holy Oommi^w peymonte or cut back ser- ,jtu*2*** one-year package, for the fiscal ’The union stuck to this con tisub. financial vice president; Zuckor, and the president and 16, emergency legUCation to autho- posed tax on insurance, Houley Qwernor is reasonable ta wan programs. Whore there are two Mrs. Ford said th^ starU^ wlU be held tomorrow at 10 instltuUono. ^ *^® y«“^ ending June 80, 1972. tract through early renewed Dr. Martin Rubin, rituals vice anotoer delegate from toe Tern- R. nze present spending and taxes noted toe Governor himseU ad- ! Windsor, died Sunday at S t be- Petefdon, .3nc. Mary’sB Hospital, r ______St Louis, Mo. Mndergarten rooms, she said, in the faU, Mrs. Barbara Des- a.m. at St. Mary s Bptocopal MeskiU said, however, that en- aerial District vacancy. ijbe General Assembly stlU negotiations and finaUy asked presldeMt; Merwin Meridy, Pta Sisterhood, the chairman of were noUed^llins sma, ne- ^ tj jg g «paag^>n tax.” but whUe attending his daughter’idaughter’s teachers wIU be employed roders, coordinator of the pro- church. ___ torlng a new fiscal year without wUl face a three-months session for factfinding. vice president. the Manchester_____ UJA___ (United______ca«we taetoe b boys ^ are Uvli«U'vtag at approved.” more important Houley said ’The directors in rejecting the 607 New Park Ave, 232-4407 West Hartford Unless amended between now ng^t year, to come up with Also, George Marlow, Memor- Jewish Appeal), toe co-preal- home, ^ e ^ s ot awen^ Admitting the state would re- “it could very weU force major PASSPORT PHOTOS nursing school graduation cere- cere ^^^ng ^ cooperaung ^ deficit position under insurance companies to relo- Open Tknnilayt ’HI 9 P.M. — Saturdays ’til 4 P.M. Mrs. Margaret TuUy Moynlhan. asked to assist. shops each month. only for the musical “Funny It wUl mean furloughing scheduled for a vote, the Demo- the fiscal year July 1, 1972 » contract vdum total in- Pass, temple properties vice and two delegates from toe USY '' these clrciunstances, Houley cate their corporate charter to SALEM NASSIFF Girl’’ wUl be tomorrow at 8 p.m. thousands of state employes. It cratlc fiscal package estimates June 80, 1973. crease to 6 per cent. O isSr^B orgida, (United Synagogue Youth). minimize the overall affect anotoer state, resulting ta sub- He was bom in South Windsor ------Hie , Municipal Bmployes Camera Shop & Studio and Uved most of' his life in at the clubrooms, 22 Oak St. will mean partial work weeks total state revenue for 1971-72 at Before Connecticut voters ap- wdttor; Joeeito Gordon, treas- Life board members are Dan- HLflirrf exfdaintag, “If xx .«.x.x..=x.handled re- stantial ^—- tax ------losses to the state ^f''3»wj6r custom kitchen plannino headquarters and pcutlal pay checks for thou- $1,082.1 million and spending at proved nnnuni sessions, in a Group (MEG) to awaiting the A A A M . mm 1 X.1 TSx.xx.—— .xO* M xSm 1M -- — vs H#e wv 629 Mata St, Hanohester Bast Hartford where he joined Pool Won’t Op«n urer;r- A to. Ronald Jacobs, fl- lei Bursack, Nathan Sandals and t®ta « oreacn ot gp^j,gtbjuty it would be only a by such a move.” Colonel ’The VFW Auxilary will spon sands of more state emirioyes. $1,066.2 million. referendum last November, the outcome of Local 991 negotia very temporary problem, eaMly Governor Mesklll Indicated 643-7369 the Bast Hartford Fire Depart tions before proceeding with its nanclal secretary; and James Nathan Mariow. P*?®*’^®^ .x ~ ------ment nearly 80 years ago. Ete Salter’s Pool will not open sor a picnic tomorrow at the It will mean elimination of cer- >nie estimated $26.9 mlUlcm General Assembly adopted bl- Slegrt, recording secretary. Members of too board of true- *^®***H’*,?*,^®* WUân- Rocky inn ■Veterans Hospital. taln state programs,’’ the Re- surplus would be applied by the ennial budgets every two years, contract demands. A proposed was promoted through the tomorrow as originally QuitSj Hits contract with MEG containing Blected to toe board of direc- tees are: Jacob Sandals, rtuOr- *®“"H..*j***^,?* * ranks and has served as cap scheduled becauese work on ’Those planning to attend will publican governoro— . ------— said.------ju'emucra.uf Democrats wtoward w iu u letiucuigreducing vubthe ’Hie main argiment —ft—*-—-- by pro- Jt----- tors are: Jerrold Abril, Robert man; Sidney BUls, Max Good- tain. He Was an Army veteran the new bathhouse there has meet at the Poet Home at 6 He said he had notified the ,261 mllUon anUclpated state ponents of annual sessions was ^ ^ WUUam A. Bayer, Ml- stine. Max Grossman, Nat N. ♦I®- -Atajtaer charge of World War H. not been completed. Ac Viet Plan p.m. Members needing trans personnel commissioner to give the two-year fiscal to the effect that it would make ctaael Beraon, Harold Brody. Schwedri and Saul M. Stiver- ^ ^ " i ^ portation may contact Mrs. Ken two weeks ^ c e to toose state 3^. u easier for the General Assem- He ■was a member of the 'Vol-i cording to Melvin Slebold, MEG’S latest offer is for a 6 Atty. RrilandCastlm nan, Sri R. Stein. 1 ______t o T ^ o Z SS’ o f ^ X i town recreation director, the (Continaed from Page One) neth Aseltlne, 78* E. Middle employes ’’v*o will have to be ’The noAiihuRepublican fiscal plan, as by to adopt budgets. unteer Hose Oo. 2 of Bast Hhrt- laid off it a balanced budget to per cent pay Increase July 1 fined $26. ford; the International Fire pool might open Friday or 16, has served for 26 years and Tpke. ___ and a 4 per cent annual incre Monday. not adcqited by July 1." Raymond Hagenow Jr., 88, of fighters, Local 1648, the Patrol to in an excellent position to Mary’s Eptoct. Josei* McOooe ung gre currently trying Bcnooi couaren xixxm o- ^ v.x ** Jensen St, found guilty of tors,ters, jars. Mrs. KusseuRussell »co(iScoft wot sun-Man- a 1h /T A C t , The Democrats said their tax Earnings, years-old through Grade 9 wUl ^ gj* failure to carry a license, fined Chester, about.’’ on dividends and capital gains J^® ®“* between » h^ and M ss Nora Moyni- A M A ^ l i n D O r t would be oald according to In- tered the Board of Bduc^m quarters of a million dollars open MonHay at the Presby- . S a m ^ a ^ l - »»• han dnd Miss Mae Moynlhan The Unifted States had all the Testifies In living Costs J both of Bast Hartford. assets to win the war, he said, temal Raronue Service es- ^® budget. I feel y«»J^ terian Church, 48 Spruce St. j^g] Lutheran Church. f. *“®*®'‘ ^^®*® unsafe tlmates, by the richest 16 per ^ e r o r o t^ ^ f ^ ! ^ ^ Câasea will be held dally from aaase8WlUbefrwn9toli:80 Hie funeral will be ’Thursday For Program but failed because R tried to the room,’’ he recommendafions, ’ ’ he fight a guerrilla war with conv Medina Case cent of Connecticut’s population. tor’s a.m. with the final session on McNlê, 37, ri at 8:80 a.m. from the Ahem said. “Hito to Ulegal. ’There is stated. Up in May 9 $0 11:46 a.m., with the ex- (Oonttmied from Page Oae) entional tactics. One thing the legtolatlve lead only one point of egress.” Then oeption of July 6 when toe July 9. Registration may be g®^ S ^ a^ Funeral Hcnne, 1406 Main S t, (Oontinned from Page One) ers did agree on Monday was Bhst Hhrtford with a Mass of ‘We came in with a conven- he left. (Continued from Page One) school will he closed for toe made by cmitacttag Mrs. Btato gm^^ ^Sed $10 uA *bat there to no possibility of hril^v Bronke. 274 Hackmatack St The lane change, nn^ $10 requiem at St. Mary’s camrch, national health in- conventional order to prosecute Medina.^^ broad-based Income tax being But the approodmately 100 to bring about more employ ------7 j'.j, PMI- oruoi- VU — ------Droaa-nasea income lax o tecudiers in the room and an 1m iioupa will meet at toe Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor of “ g ^ ^ June Values at Etost Hartford at 9. Burial wUl surance - contends that the Army c ^ d g„gcted in this session of the Edict bo in St. Mary’s Oemetery, Nixon, instead, focused on cepte, if idiere were any, were undetermined number in the ment and end this recession we church. After toe entag exer- Zion Cburch, is school auperta- ^ Coven- not have afforded to use Medina Assembly, are going through,” said Blast Hartford. what he pmtrayed as the short- conventional. as a witness to prosecute Hutto, Democrats said they wore corridor remained for another 7 ciMflf children in Qrodes 6 &nd tendent. try, found Bniiltv of oDMâtlnfir'A.* u 16 minutes...They were there to .^®^. comings of the Kennedy plan- and then bring Medina to trial. considering some kind of tax tm Sought On Meany, the nathm’s top^labor 6 wUl tie driven to the home of ^ ^ vehlSf ê to Two other high-ranUng Army the wages and salaries of peo- reaffirm their May 26 rejection leader. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Persons Marks Mrs. ^ drive was under suspensi^. fin- on .Lewis Hill Rd., Coventry, Mrs. C9iarles Kuhl, nursery, ’the Nixon administration’s Globe Series where, they will have BlWe Mrs. Harold Kyle, R ^ rt Ktnneto C. Ritchie, 21. of hopes to curb inflation received (Oonttnaed from Pas« One) School lessons and day camp Krause and Mrs. Carl W a^rs, înjiigjn, found guilty on sub- Esso VahieCenters pleto a second jolt Monday whmi toe morial contributions may be assembly lino, not by a^tlcal ' gûgral at Ft. up with a detailed commuter- Arthur Glaeser, Manchester activities. Those ta Grades 7, kindergarten; Mrs. George Mag- gutj,tg information of failure to medical system. that South Vietnamese Mficials Lmbor Department announced 8, and 9 will be driven to {he nuson and Mrs. Irvin Secor, gj^^ traffic contreO signs, made to toe St. Mary’s Church nvw. inten-nnt ®“ 1 *bo gTOund. And you oM. Jamos tax plan in tone, it could be Education Association person- fear the publication of the Pen- claims for unemployment insur- Building Fund. pare Cf me Dudget pacKage iney puuviw ------mihutimtiftliv la^t Coventry House barn also on primary; Mrs. Anna Grtmason, jjggd ^29. ed1 Nixon eight timestones wiinwith ineirtheir dilettantes who were Mobley, ^ ^ toe investigating officer PurtSend cf totoe push budjtot thrûSr^ pac^^ leg- "®Lman, had concluded his presen- ^ papers may remit to a ^ climbed substanOally last week. Lewis Rd. ta Coventry. Thoee Mrs. Fred Schneider and Pas- David Rcncari, 22, of 796 N. applause-most frequenOy dur- ^y, tgud^ ^Sto^^ are seek- islature Wednesday. tatlon beforo McCooe broke in, faster American puUout having toe Bible School pro- tor Kuhl, junior; Mrs. Eknll M-ai„ 3 ^^ pleaded nolo con- AHas Grip-Safe Tires. Oil Change and Lube. tag his attack on toe Kennedy and a report on pro - school An official quoted by Sun cor- The Bureau of Labor Statis gram ta Coventry will bring Bronke, junior high. tendere to operating a motor N abMt bjdtallon ^ "^.t'toe tag to^rove ^cL m an d in- health insurance plan. didn’t know anything about toe gpj „gjuna from tesU- screentag was in prognss. respondent Michael Parks in a tics said consumer xnices rose Bibles, box lunches and bathing Also on toe staff are Mrs. vriilcle while his right to drive Senate Set The President also drew an five-tenths of one per cent last a Drain and add up to Bltuation. jyiny In other My Lai trials. When Walter Doll Jr., board dispatch from Saigon said: suits each day. Henry Nelson, director of was under BUspenMoti, fined enthuslastlo reqxmse vdien he MeskiU Hit chairman, asked Glaeser what “Senators and congressmen are month with half of toe Increase four quarts of Esso “They were saying, Tt’U be command influence refers, to Children , may be registered, crafts; Miss Anna Benkbell and | ioq^ Extra motor oil; For Vote On made an off-the-cuff appeal to more he wanted to say, Glaeser going to feel they have been caused by higher prices for ap- free by toe cUss they are com- Mrs. John Krompegal, refresh- Bdito M. Wilkinson, of Coven- doctors to take an active inter over to a few months, we’ve got effort by sigierior mllltaiy replied, “We were informed by played for fools. . . but the only parel, nacd cars, homes and toe Uniflo®, our beat, toe enemy on the run.’ cfflcers, through toe Army By Cummings pletlng, by contacting Mrs.. ments; Mrs. Anna Grlmason, found guilty of operating a witti trade-in, slightly higher. est in political affairs. Deakta (ViTlscn B. Deakta Jr., people who are left on whom rising price of stamps. Russell Tbylor of 71 Vernon St. publicity. Helpers are Irmgard motor vehicle without a license, plus $1.95 • Lubricate to manufac Pullout Date Nixon said some ptiyslclans “We should have come with chain of command or by weight Fed. Ex. Tex assistant superintendent of they can take out theta anger H was toe sharpest increase or Mrs. imiUam Walker, Range Kanya, Mary Krause, Linda fined $26. for 700x13 tubeless bleckwatl. turers’ specifications. argue that— they an Interested professlonalB, absolute cf rank, to Influence nfluen toe out- On Job Stand schools for personnel) that this are toe South Vietnamese.” ta the cost of living since a five- (Otmtomed from Page One) HIU Rd., Vernon. CSilldren may Tluck, Linda 'Vlel, Brian Bal NoUes were entered ta toe fol- ^y In theta prie'lSrioirarilald »*“*•’ ^ ^ ®®™® military judicial waa a public meeting. We don’t in Washington, U.S. District tentos rise last December, and lard, Heidi Bsullak and toisanne lowtag cases: ^ the doctor “had bettor iret Inter thing Is over, all volunteers, process, By SOL B. .OOHBN also come next Monday wlto- want to speak more. We just court Judge Gerhard A. Gesell even higher—six-tenths—on a out pre-registration. Help ia Lieber. Richard Adams, S3, of An • Four full plies ot ed a grai* vriilch they said ^ g d ^ p ^ c ! ? ^ ’«»®« “ ® ^ *®^* Aubrey M. Daniel HI, tto (HenU Reporter) want to listen. We want to see ruled Monday that toe Post aeaaonally adjusted basis. showed a draft extenrion is not i,_™ g ^ wMch to Ulta me, who would have stayed Army prosecutor in the case of needed for transportation and dover, breach of peace. Dynacor® rayon cord Gov. ’Hiomas Meskill’s throat the board ta action.” . could go ahead with its series The report came only hours David R. Brower, 18, of Ver give a smooth, quiet nde. needed to maintain the 2.4 mil- be interested.” over here, who didn’t c a n about- Lt. WlUiam L. CaUey Jr.^êsU- after Secretary of Commerce cookie baking. AHas BeHed Tires. Mnndav that he had re- to" “furlough” thouitands of Glaeser had earnerearlier suggesieasuggested because the government had ■“’■”’ . ----- Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Walker Trinity Covenant non, Uleigal left turn. • Interlocking tread AHas Pljicron Tires. llon man force l$vel estaMished Street crowds along Nixon’s P * * home in a year.” celved a written order ftarbld- atate emôyes and to cut toe tjjgt ti,g meeting be held ta toe failed to prove it would compro- Maumee told a. labor c<«- NOTma C. Costo of E ast Hart- design to grip the road. are cO-directors ot toe school. •A Series 78 tire—low by toe Senate Armed Services motorcade grouqi wen nlative- Hackworto is belived to bo ^ him from Medina pay checks of third floor auditorium. Doll said mlse military plans or tatelU- ventlon, “The rate of inflation Miss Ruth Leeds Is Primary A five-day Bible School will ford, dUregaitong a sti^ sign. Committee for June 80, 1912. 1/ Bcant, although state and lo, the most ®®' '*“aali ‘0 ^tMaaaasa ss ta tke.l Cêy trial.. . . AthArS. ®thOT, linlAUunlw second. igy,-. he said. “Any effort to Speaking to the AFTrCIO Sea nursery for children of staff children of the community from George B. Franlu 81, of 882 Present. with V for valor, and eight Pul^ charges. The 84-year-old Medl- timi of a tyrant and a little George Bradlau, aroistant «i- prgggrve too status quo under farers International Union, c ta r n T ri *-y®ar-rids through Grade 7. Oakland St.. biW Ei of peace. e Our best-selling e Two fiberglass Stans said “ta toe first quarter gross consider iL e n tla l to our ^ “ r e f i ^ ^ e to toe Kennedy ple HOarte. na, of Montroî, Colo., te ^ ^ ^ . ^ S S o a t Peînteltaent of "stto^s. tire. belts, polyester charged with murdering 102 vll- . ,**® • scap^fwts had Glaeser that he felt the of this year toe rate of inflation g - --_ r»,.*u iTmt. tnetoe mem©theme % ofm. theu*c week’s yaw-pro- lauurefailure lu to kfoiivgrant *muvright v.of way. w»j. e Molded to within cord body. requirements,” Gravel said ------S it'S ®”^ - «^“® ^ncTTsuTa^ group M^^ was doJ^ to about 3 per cent- ^ r m ta g , and Mrs. Ruth Kris- include BlWe Edward W. MiUer, 62, of Bast 3/1000 of an Inch • Up to 29% wider “The maiqiowBr wUl be surplus, * 5 * ^ l ^ r a at M y ana assa ung hostage.” ^,gg hurting toe teachers’ cause , “‘® ^ toff, rtories, crafts, outdoor games, Hartford, disregardtag state of perfect round than conven that is, unless the war hi South- ****?H**1^ !!*® L088 of Weight _ ®*:______Cummings charged, “It’s ^ oêttag committee re- L «rst quarterquairter of< 1969.” Mrs.. . „ Martha Smith , and____ Mrs.music, song, and refreshments, traffic control signs. ■for a smooth, tional tires. east Asia re-escalates.” will help toe The former p ^ u m r tesu- completely unfair to inject ruling Saturday ta New York quiet rMe. e Whitewall on most—but oftm toe situation is accomplished Isabel Ferguson are ta chai^ There also will be a missionary paul F. Rose, 22, of Seaford, one side, red j ’Two md-toe-'war measures Aim of Cyclist fled that the ^ r to ^ these peoê into the middle of S^yew of transportation and substi- p^gjggt g^fi gn offering each n . Y., improper poestag. e Husky wrap failed last week by margins of 8 J['^*® ^ owoslte. In fact I be- Medina came from Col. Robert g „grtv flsht How does he fir- “““ ™ three tastaiUmaite of toe Penta- wvxl oi- on on around tread. strlpte on th e / that sumer price index rose at an an- tut6E. day. Lucian B. Savastano, 24, of other. and 13 votes. This time the out- mort expensive idan STATBLINB, Nev. (AP) - Lathrop. staff j u ^ a d v ^ ^ u r T t o e s e ^ p l e wlU Uve tor L gmi papers before Gurfeln had JT, Members of the teaching issuedimiloH an temporarytAtnrvn-ranr restrainingnuitnilnlnir “ *“ 1 <* Ceni The Rev. Norman Swenaen, Coventry, failure to obey a traf- come was' seen as even closer. *»«®“ ®“®««* ^ «»»r- t.uU■ mi -Hargrove b i ^ s to■ -lose Ft. Benntag, where Oalley’s thg weftlrs tonr are without ^®” K®“^ nowhere, L. The May rise pushes toe index staff are MTs. Ann Hicks, Mrs. pastor, will conduct the en- fig control signal! RepubUcan Leader H u^ Scott '®"t cuasloii-a idan for na- trial was. held. CaUey was XX -.« con- » P syt j^.gIt’s gnbeuLableunbelievable that he ______. t S ^ ^ ^ t i t e order. Gladys StrtagteUow, MTs. Pa 60 pounds by leading two sons ’The Post had printed two sto up to .120.8 of its 1967 base of Ing worship. Members of the was called back.n. from a trip to n, tlonallaed compulsory - - lâlth . In- vlctod of murdering 22 Viet- h, gwgu Ctsmecticut’s un- president, 100, meaning it cost $12.06 last tricia Swanson and Mrs. Son- planning committee are Mrs. Europe ta case his vote is nee4- toe ]dan that would and a daughter on a 8,000-mile „amese vlUagers. emjdoyment iSST - atae^ consideiôn and ries after toe Hmes was dra Robinaon, Kindergarten; jg ^ g g AUriy, Mrs. Gerald stopped. month for every $10 worth of Dividend Declared ed to defeat toe latest measure, “ toally do the most to hurt bicycle trip to Massachusetts. Daniel, now a Washington, hl^ _ i- asked toe teachers to leave. As typical family purchases four Mre. Lynn Hull and Mrs. E ^ l ^tage, and Mrs. Sherwood Ny- The proposal is sponsored by American faealth care” . _____ ghe now weighs 186 pounds. ^1” ®*®®*®^ tag these people!” êy walked down toe corridor. FBO. BX. years ago. MakuUs, Grade 1; kOss Lneds, g^gjt a dosing program will be WEST SPRINOViSiLD, Mhss. SOI BLACKWALL WHITIWALL TAX and Mrs. Barbara Temple, Friday evening, July 28, (AP) — Connecticut General Sens. Marlow W. Cook, R-Ky., , , „ ...... , ,x ~ . 'Hie 46-year.Md Fata Oaks, g c ^ y of this The Democratic leader said, ®®*?®_.^ „ „ Sen.» William Proxmire, D- 735x14 2.01 Thomas F. Bagleton, DxMfo., ‘" ‘® Jie ^ dispute ^ ^ng^gase, 224,000, occur- Exporter of Food kCBlA is still prepared to come to Memorandum number 62.” suiting from higher postal rates, ■Monday by the Depitftment of • SHAMPOOS • p e r f u m e s • HAIR OILS aee what we mean. ffln hSd M“ en"ered t h e r e c o n f l i c t with an- between two courts. , ring ta toe program of aid to WASHINGTON — The United an agreement through further a-cable sent from the Phil- The total number of Ameri- 'Housing and Urban Develop • JEWELRY • GREETING CARDS And Innocence slept sweeUy on, Other U.S. district court ta New Trustees of too New Haven families with dependent chll- States is toe world’s largest ex negottetions and compromise. ippines ta October 1961, Gen. cans recelvtag unemployment ment. — ETC .— ShfwSS’toJpure'rrthU ^Sid'earth. Jtaven refused to s t ^ U.S. ^ r e » Itan a g a i ^ the dren-ASTC. porter and toe secikid-largest In his reply, Doll said that he xaylor said his recommendation Insurance the week ended June About $1.8 mUUon of the mon- Esso men are doing more. To______beauUful to stay, so God's______holy ______Dist. Judge______Robert ___ Anderson ____ Penn Central. - If _granted it ____ Some ___ 20.4 ^per cent___ of toe__importer of agricultural prod- felt the MBA "didn’t really ne- for 8,000 ground troops ta Viet- 5 was 0,947,000, up 80,900 for toe ‘ ey is to go for Improvement ot 511 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. Angef bore, our darting: one away, holding a hearing today on could have tied up uie proposed ASDC increase was registered ucts, with toe foreign market SioUate until mediation.” He nam "without delay offers defl- week and 866,400 above a year tow cost iMUstag, and the re- trad.niark ■'Allq»''-"fl»cron"-"Orlp-Sof."-II.O- U.S. Pot. Off., Alim Supply Compony. Sadiir Missed,,,, , . „ ^ tae New Haven’s claims against sale of $1 billion worth of real in toe unemployed-p«u-eht seg- contributing about a sixth of commented that toe teachers nltely more advantage than it ago, wMoh the bureau described malner for downtown urban re- Mr. * Mrs. Michael Qoldsnlder Brother and Slater' ' " ” toe Penn Central. estate ta New York City. ment cf toe program. U.S. farm income. came ta with 80 or 40 Itema that creates risks and dltoculUes.” as substantial increasea. ■ newal, HUD said. \ ■» ••^. ■" v .n

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1971 Ellis Hottest N.L. Pitcher, Stargell Hottest Batter Marcia Dolan Wins Medal And Sizzing Pirates Putting Heat on Rest of Rivals In Women^s Golf Tourney By EARL YOST “I’m a little surprised with my score. I usually dem’t play PTTTSRTmOH (AP'I _ In its la*t 24 games, vms marked season stUl has a long way to 19«0 Worid Ttae season. pinch - runner. A team spokes- Manny SangulUen In the third • To the surprise of no PITTOBimGH (AP) - « ll«n . anUdpate a tight race -Itere Is no way o( telling man said the slugger had StargeU’s fifth Inning homer and well to qualifying rounds," she Dock Elhs IS the National ,untt- straight pitching fS what’s going to »-rp«n the rest o"!/ » "“^ht bruise that a seventh inning single by Gene one, happy-go-lucky Mar recalled. Leasee’s hottest pitcher, win and his uth in i4 decisions Met Manager Oil Hodg. of the season,” «dd Etlls, who cia Dolan of Ridgewood Like kfiss nrorza, Mrs. Dolsm Is fresh from competing to the Willie stargell hottest pow- wui^TISû s t w o es agreed. has been winnings despite a EUls scatttered eight hRs In go- EjUIb tied a Natltmal league won medalists honors in we had a hot streak at the chronic elbow Injury. "I’d hate |ng the dlslê. record for ^ Ave the 49th Connecticut Wom Heritage Open last weekend to ei-hitter and the sizzling fifth inning home run, which we’ve to start shooting my mouth off **et threat came In the n l^ putouts. IPlrate first baseman Heritage Village. ’The pair was Pittsburgh Pirates are put- ^ the se^ but ^ râ^ SrSbbetSTal^tr:^]^ en’s Golf Assn. Tourna two of five amateurs in toe field ting the heat on the rest of 67 RBIs, both league highs. <■ ii-ii ” EUUs struck out ptnch-hlt- league single game record with ment yesterday at toe Man dominated by toe country’s the National League East. The season has SUII not reach- V' ^ starweu also refuses to get t**" ôtm CSendenon to end the „!„« assists. The mart had been chester Country, aub. The leading touring professionals. / Theyrru ^ ^downed ,1 îf*^**the New TfhrkTf’ork ed the half-way wttv”n^nt point, however,hwever, tar . from „ over and tmngthings ■* could carried Stargell awav also refuses to " game. beW by three others since the TUEWAir, ginOE » husky, freckled - faced loiig- VFW vs. Wholesale, 6:16, baU hitting golfer posted a All 82 players qualified, half M«to■WAI7Wg w-v6-0 InMl a«* nacionallysae«*4vaa«Aaaj tele- and neither manage ^ beUevee ~ . ______«. 6—*»A iirpkJnâ -Thlnga Khavea\rmt tMMinbeen godt« weU WAll Ali o* Aie UlC PirateX"*lO-AC runsX'Ullfl came vcwiao oariy 1900’a. *ww •» , , „ _ three over par 76 to pace a field to toe championship and toe re of 33 players. mainder to toe first flight. There American League were three scratches. ond - place New York in what A 4H gam e leaa can go iiire uiojr = _ _ ------^ ------,, ^ , k« ibe runs came baseball aitces with 1,046 in major glea produced Uiree runs in the HITS — Oliva, Mlnn^ W; 5-1 to Chicago. decisions as BalUmore belted Shew in the fourth inning open- (Herald photo by Le^tt) perature hovered around toe 90 Milwaukee 3, California 2 20 her card for toe ISto, iBto and Only games scheduled scoreboard. league seasons. eighth. " Wm for 16 hits and whacked ed the game up for the House. Happy with Score Was Patty Toivji degree mark during late mom- ARDMORE, Pa. (AP) — Lee 'Trevino, who until a ^ - Minn., 8L night, BalUmore ripped Wash- senators. Ron Seplowlti also hit one over 17th holes, the other six were tog and afternoon j>lay . . . Tneeday’s Games Staigell, pleased with the paired. month ago considered himself a give-up artist, won the Oakland (Himter 10-4) CARDS — BRAVES - EXPOS — TRIPLES — Oarew, Minn., 8 ; bigton 7-2 and Milwaukee gôg Powell, who was bfftUng the barrier. Seplowlt*, working Among the hard workers for new likeness of him which ap- DODGERS Miss 'Torza, adio was to toe the event were Ida kCattem and 71st annual U.S. Open Golf Championship by beating Minnesotamnesota (Perryiferry 10-8),lu-o;, nightnigni nears on the electronic score- O’Brien, making ms iirsi Hank Aaron belted his 20th > *’ Ûfomia ^2 In 10 Im before the game, cracked on the mound, also recorded two THE same threesome with Mrs. Do Jack Nicklaus, the man rated as the best golfer in the California (I^ er M) at ^ * PtttabST inê start In to e ^ S after nine home run and Mike Lum, Hal OUs. K.C., 4; Clarke. N.Y., „i„p,. and Oeveland three singles and a double and strike outo! AUce Ansaldi of toe MDC out and the -oUier Leodoff batter Craig PhUUpa lan, and heli>ed attract a hand Notable absentees Included world. Mlwaukee (Lockwood 8-6), stadium, socked his 26th reUef sUnts, shackled the Oar- King and DarreU E y^ ^ h o m e RUNS - OUva. *’ ° — OUva, teams were not^ scheduled. also had four rapped out throe hlto alMig wIUi ful cf spectators, bogled the carol Patten and ^t O’S^l- The 81-year-old^ô, ^x- «nd ^ e run of th4 season Mionday dinala on six hlto. Gibson, back homered In an eighth Inning HOME RUNS - OUy^ Herald Angle first two holes, then ran off a Kansas City (Drag© 7-2) at ^3 ^j,e pirates widened on Uie mound for Uie first Ume barrage Uiat brought Atlanta R.Jackson, Oak., , ______hlto and drove In one run- and Dim Bergln and Carlson. Shaw string of five pare, bogled No. 8 • t w in s — Frank Robinson knocked In and Ed Moriconl stroked out two ‘^r'ST edi^bogiye^ Oiicago (Bradley 6-6), night NaUonal League East Dl- since May 29, when he went on from behind In lU opener «• _ B y end had a par on No. 9. After a ’ Blue’s werkmanUke Job on three with two hits for the safeUes each, fing her gdf shoes after several the first hole at Merlon Golf a tei^â^^d to“ m BalUmore (Jackson 0-0 and ^y whipping the sec- the disabled list with arm against Uie Expos. I>ar on the lOto, toe young holes and toey were carried the aub €uid then went on to shoot ^ve Mppea a e Cuellar 11-1) at Wariilngton New York Meta 6-0. trouble, was cUpped for three Montreal fought back to gain the Twins moved him halfway , Birds, who lead the AL East by For the BA’s, Ernie Brown E A R L Y O ST Soutoem Connecticut State Col remainder of play by her cad- a two-under-par 68 for a three- (Janeski 1-6 and Cox 2-8), 2, gtanreU’s conUnue runs and six hlto before leaving a i^ t when R threw .a wUd er_ ... hit as the Brewers topped rr For__ the.... Barbershop, ... . ’Terry . . toe Connecticut Women’s Golf sponsor of Mss Torza to golf INDlVIDBAli RESULTS laua. He took a bogey six on ------Pitt., 28; H.Aaron, AU.,1 20. Assn. Tournament. competition to ftrture years. Altoongfa It didn’t ratal to West Dlvisloa on a delayed double steal. California. Schilling had three hlto includ- Marcia Dolan, Ridgewood 8S^—76 Manctaeator until late at toe second and a double bogey -mm- i STOLEN BASES — Brock, Patty Torsa, lianchester AO’® —^78 SBYanctsco 46 25 .648 — ’The last man to win 80 games kfUwaukee, held to a scratch Ing a home run with Hank “ I ’ve only played 10 or 11 night It got wet eariy In New five on the third. M ullaiiey INamecl St.L., 20; Harrelscn, N.Y., 14; was D nny McLain In 1968 and single for eight innings by Routbier going 4-8 with four Adme Bisnchl. aoiw—Qn a l u m n i j u n io r s 0 LAngeles 88 30 .SCO 6% 6 rounds of ^ this spring. I’ve Softball Player Green Woods —12 Britain and forced postpone 'The missed sand shots gave T 1 *' i_ kOorgan,- _____ Houat.,^ 14. r> _ the controversial righthander Rudy klay, ralUed to Ue the singles. Buddy Perez and Chuck ' beeA itoo busy with my studies,” Although Ineligible for toe Kay Redtleld, Hartford 46®—83 Sending 13 players to toe toe steady playing Trevino aiN eW L a k e r L O aC h Houston 82 86 '.*78 U Barbara Young . plate to toe slxto toning Mr. ment of toe MoriaiV Broa.- CSnclnnaU 81 38 .440 14 sA. ■b®' *be nlnUi on singles by Amial knocked out three singles she added as she caught her Soutoem Connecticut State Ool- Aspetuck Valley ^ “1?—§4 New Britain Falcon Hartford two-shot lead and he never l OUESVILLB, Ky. (AP) — OuUett, Cm., 8-2, .800, 4.«0, wrwiar side o f Tom m v IHarnar and Pena aand. eoeh nrflh Tehn Pnanimrelll and Irene Scavlllo, Indian Hill 48’41—M Dtmut scored seven runs to < Atlanta 82 41 .488 IB son, but on the wnxig side of Tommy Harpar and Pena sand- each with John PaaquarelU and breato after completing 18 holes lege varsity golf team. Miss Twilight league game. trailed. The victory was. worth Mullaney, whose failure to J.Johnson, S Y '., 8-2, .800, 1.76. the ledger. wiched around Ous OU’s sacri- Frank DeLuco getUng two safe- on toe sun-baked Silk Town Torza has permission to practice break a 4-4 tie to defeat Burger San D iego 28 *8 .888 S{^ STRIKEOUTS — Stoneman, Tonight Moriarty’a are $80,000 to the funloviig''Trevino, 3 world baskeball cham- flce. After California reliever Ues each. course. with toe team. King, 11-6, last nig^t at toe West who vaulted oyer Nicklaus pionship with Wilt Oiamberlîn Monday's Besnils MU., 124; Seaver, N.Y., 116. Astrid Hanzalek, Suffleld 43-35—88 scheduled to play at Mt. OBIOUS8 - SENATORS — Dave Laroche walked the bases rieOormler 400 OM. 202-13-16-4 Tile curreilt two-time Worn- <Augie Donatelli in the first inning. man OU 22, KUlan Steel BaU 7. edge Mrs. Dolan fo r toe State _ Glastonbury MUls, 4916 01 Montreal (Renko 7-8) at At> collected three safeties and Ron Wild pitches and two well- Gant, 146, Wariitaigttoi, knocked “Hagen said that anyone can GUmore has be^ cited by Achieved Goal Amateur crown. R (»"W at]d n s' Norwich 53-41—94 lanta (Reed 8-8), nla^t Anderson went 3-2 with an (n- « lAooy^n lasT n lc r h t ------— Hedden, New London 49-46—95 placed singles by Blair Anthony out ayde Tyler, 142, Charles- win one U.S. Open, but tt takes Colonel officiels and fans as po- But With Golf Club “ I took a lesstHiiess<» last m g n i During the Heritage play, jean Metzler, The Farms 52-18—95 Philadelphia (Wise 7-4) at slde-the-pork homer. Gary ond Bob ()ualla gave Medical ton, W.Va., 6. a great golfer to win two. This ttnelally the caliber of Cham------Veteran Surprised hy Move----- BOSTON (AP)—Colorful Ken “Hawk” Harrelson bid Wright ctdlectod two hlto. from my fatlwr. I Mt my g<^ jQgg ôrza rubbed elbows with 48-49-97 canclnnaU (NiUan 4-7, night for either a 77 or 78 today. Of j,^gg ^ sandra Palmer, toe Shirley Hor Pharmaey four runs In the ItBW BEDFORD, Mass. — will give me much, much more berlain o r the Dooton Celtics’ St. Louis (Carlton 10-S) at VI baseball a fond farewell Monday to try for a new for Sportsman’s Ron Halderman EUl^ton Rio* 58-15—98 course, If I could lower toe japan ’s O iako KBguchl, Irene Dornfeld, fourth inning as toey defeated Paul Ctaidoza, 178, New Bed- pleasure than the first.” ex-star Bill Russell, whose de- Los Angles (Osteen 8-4), night tune on the pro golf tour at the age of 29. had two singles with Don Cro Southington 64-47—101 Parkade Lanes, 7-6 at m ing ford, outpointed Johnnie ’Trevino recalled that in the fenslve skills Gilmore emu- score I would, but I ^ satis- ^ Prentice, D«u»a (3aponl, Jeon W t ^ t , Black HoU 53-49—103 Houston (Blasingame 4-7) at “My decision to leave base------well, Craig Repoll, Tom Creech Pleld. Frietos, 176, Swansea, ktosa., second round of toe Open he lates. j Walking Papers ’p iift Ul«SUER ball is Irrevocable,” Harrelson *bied moot of the 1970 season. fled with my game. ^® ^ Mjekey Wright, Kathy Whlt- Helen BfUtlston, Avon 64-51—106 San Diego (Phoebus 8-d), night and Tony Morianos getUng the Carole Tbatcher, Bob R oy’s first taming home ' said as he teed off with other Unlmppy this year, he has seen ijjj, ^ ,3 loaers. was tough at times and I didn’t ^ OomeUus. Southington 66-60—106 Wedneoday’a Oamea run was the high point of toe TONIGHT’S GABIES Bob Nurmi and Bob Ruggerio sports celebriUes and amateurs <«ly PortUme duty recenUy with walnut 807 106 x 21-37-2 , fho.oo.no “Of course' I’ve read about Champieaihlp Flight New York at Plttobuig^ night contest. Baurbera vs. Ansaldi, Ver- ripping two hlto each. paying $160 each in a charity 1**® average around the .202 gportoman 000 010 0 1- 6-6 Torza Uiem, and I saw them play at 9:00 a.m. Dolan vs. F. Comstock Montreal at Atlanta, nigjit toreesom e an Mrs. D o^ toe Valley (Sutton, Mass.) 9:10 am. Young vs. l«grow Medical 261 40x 7-4-3 Philadelphia at cancinnaU, Given Wilhelm planck Sears 080 292 16- 8-4 golf tournament at Woodland marie. He has Just 8 homers end _____ 9:20 a m . Blanchl vs. Appell MANCHESTER TIRE. INC. ^ Wlpco vs. AAN, Waddell P A P 1008 OlO-14-10-8 Golf d u b in neighboring New- 1* RBIs. REO LEAGUE h a p w - g o - W Pfbut I didn’t think I’d have a 9:30 am . Ehrlich vs. Oothers Lanes 460 001 6-8-7 night vorite and defending champion, ^ 9:40 a m . T o n a vs. Hansalek Qualla and White; Roy and St Inula at Los Angeles, nijjit ATLANTA (AP)—Hoyt Wilhebn, the ageless knuck- Medics vs. Nassiff, Buckley Fedorchak, HosU, Ooulombe t^n. "I made up my mind to quit 9:60 am . ScavUlo vs. Pease ------and Jones; Holt, Nurmi, Pelle- placed on waivers by the three weeks ago, but I decided *n Bie top of the and bare-footed teenager Mar- ®h«” ®® t® 10:00 a m . Hedfleld v a Klemarh M cKeever. Housten at San Diego, 2, leball reliever who has spent more than half his life in seventh inning with two outo Jorie Funk. All three qualified ^ 10:10 a m . Funk vs. Burnham (Heraldphoto by Leggltt) ALUMNI night organized baseball says, “I think I can pitch if I just AMERICAN LEAGUE Uen and Ruggerio. Cleveland TniUaw« Sunday, Har- to wait until we got_to Boston,’' for toe championship flight, be on toe regular pro tour, Sears overcame a 10-run fir s t ______relaon iSayed 18 holes under„ a the__ Hawk______said. i"riii» Is niy gav® American Driving School a First Flight COMFORTABLE — Six-runs in toe first inning Chicago at Sem Francisco get a chance. I haven’t had a chance to pitch here this first round today. Quarterfinals continued, 10:30 a m . Hart vs. Watkins Marjie Funk felt un aided Mari-Mads to a 8-6 vic ______liming by Pcdlce A Fire to win INTBBNA’nONAL LEAGUE —hot sun'ôre heading tor -Pen------home and I------want to „go ------Telenhonn out In rictory ^ night werim. m the m are Wednesday, semifinals MeanwhUe, It’s bock to toe 10:80 a m . Russyk vs. Lancaster FREE year." leheader with M<«treal In- 16-14 last night at WaddeU The Lawyers upset the OUers way Park and donning a base- front of these great fans. After ™ in 10:40 a m . McPherson vs. Hedden comfortable in her tory over Fly Front last night Thursday, all 18-hole teste, with home club today and a first- 10:60 a m . Eggleton vs. Dornfeld at Mt. Nebo. T\I.r» 1 Wilhelm, who wUl celebrate flye other players. Tlie Field. last night at Verplanck Field, ball uniform for what he Insist- all, they made me. No matter “ ® ®o«tt®«^ . .. ,. 11:00 a m . Pratt vs. Metxler golf shoes yesterday a 36-hole final Friday. round match against MFs. Ron Decicclo and Mike Ml- It.ay r0886 llO . l WS 40th WrUiday July 26, was g^yes said outfielder Oscar Wes Fedorchak paced the 7-0. ’the loss hurt the Oilers ed would be the last Ume in a what I do I’ll always consider ““lr®'^®“” “ “ r*® “ * Now that school’s out tor toe Samuel Comstock of Old Lyme 11:10 a m . Morris vs. Homing 11:30 a m . Watson vs. P. Comstock and doffed them at stretta each pounded out two given hlB uncwidlUonal releue reliever ’Tom House winners’ attack with two hlto. (U-4) chances of winning the game against the Boston Rod this my home town, even though S“ ®» *®r Drivers ^ he summer, will WOss Torza be a for the comely miss with the 11:80 a m . OlcUe vs. Wright the local club. SAFETY CHECK hits for the Mads. The losers’ IH 1; a n O aU O llJlg Monday night in a surprise 3^ being called up immediate- For the losers, who outhlt loop UUe. A win tonight by (12- Sox. I’m from Savannah, Oa. I have P®d fow hlto, one an Inslde-the- famlHai- figure on state golf persfMiallty smile, whose Im- move by the Atlanta Braves. , International Sears, Jeff H

®«ttvely. Llvengood; Pryor, McOiUoh, Fosse, oho had trailed from bolds the major league record In Racin s Besan at Indy The OUera’ Frank Uvtogston Harrelson signed a fat bonus V ^ _a a _couole^ weeks with TSliqilione crow, Clem and Carlson. • SHOCK ARSORHERS • WHiEL HEARINGS the beglniilng of the vote, now for pitching appearances at .mtract with the Red Sox to Au- ^B ob to loftoe my ^ ^ Thomas Leaves, Tatum Back 111 W L ibledon Play MT. POOONO, Pa. (S) - rac^ It wa. the worst deebrion controc^th ^ Red Sox in A u - T o« to roJlne m^ leads Freehan 188,748 to 167,- 1,046. " I ’U go bock home (Oo- • COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS TOO *9* 7 10 .1 **“ «»»»«• After that, I don’t know. nooriVlN (AP) _ The Boston Dark said he planned to come ^ . 0 i T a : ^ S e r h e ^ r ruJ*!LrcaJr‘?American League ^ Spen- ’- «^*w^ to get on the pro g«Uf J" three hUa with iL aeveland In- back on Wednesdky with Sam WIMBLEDON, Englanii (AP)—‘You never gve up S h rin erB C a n c e l AND OF COURSE I d^’t know^ the S^sroTtoe 5^ ’’'’ “ dlaaapolto a month ago where The Iowan, w lth ^ y^ and Bolduc? ISSntliiJ ^ two______hlto were______Tim Moriarty, (Hans, thwarted by rain Monday MoDorwell (7-6). who pitched as at Wimbledon,” said Toin Gorman, th e 23-year-«ld Seat- YOUR TIRES night, pr^[>ared to meet tonight ^3^ gg jMngs went Monday tie. W ash., tennis star who cajne back from the edge o f L r O ll 1 O U m a m e n i 14-28-7 In the first twl-nlght double- jj. be the third ap- defeat to becom e the firs t hero o f the 1971 All-England . . . . — F*wf. CoNTteom Service — Of Boston ccn^^âs^^lead- ^® ^ U '“-Sif^^^^Tlcomed him, ‘ Ptoyed four round. 22 S J13-194 ^ ^ e 1971 «toson at ^ a r .-® thejto- C ^ p i o n s h i p ^ Richey of San Angelo, Tex-iH ^l T ^ ^ J ^ ^ e ^ ^ F r i^ S T a t by ^ the 2T*ends fans ends S » ® ?behind ^ d into the Natiwi^National GtmoCono Mountains.Mountain. the Spcotfrj^^ and In ef- Kevin Hiers pitched Mori- outbidding several other major ^ idSl mrin* ★ SPECIAL < y THE WOK ★ June 80, odUi the game ^êen „,»H- trê no moves d®al- ye^rfrom Mohion n SToS?«w PL.„ ------a, feet. help2S . bump . Slm« from g^,g ^ ®3 weU-pUyedwsU-ptoysd league team,------for- ™hto service. training and my game needs a CANDLELIGHT------LEAGUE the American and National prior 'arrived at the new Pocono in- the lineup. ^St Norm’s Catering wa. awarded ^ P.RT»L^^^t t m y Roch^ ^ k of entries was toe loa- League stars set for ’Tuesday ‘"® ^n a^ tay m «u^ faUurôrced that game two «sto m i toen hav^ a ^ A„gtralla, who reached toe son. a spokesman said. ’The WUhelm announcement tornational Raceway Monday “®*t d^ Simon bumped jJasslffÂrnia (11-4) loM to^ and was rrinnnnfl outriefat Iw **® ® P*® »®t*®r- I’U make ® forfeit vlctocy when Lenox Eddie KoAo to start the first to be suspended. match point against him in the ^ seeded ------— GOODYEAR night, July 18, to Detroit. ktoiday ™® night following a doub- with a new kIcLaren racer, a Mahler from the car. saying hla wS^ “®«®y " Pharmacy could only field seven kiondaynigitt u o ^ ------^ a noted chief me- TtaveLodge re- wUl b. the loop toe A ^ « when the team wa- with hU high Uvtog, toe Hawk Ph»y®«. game tonight at 6:36 p.m. Hie m m JowcU and Lonbonr both final set. S l f tUlie F78-14 POLYGLAS 2 RING WHITE y o ^ lefthander, who h ^ not j^,Mted sharp Monday night, glv- -i thought tt was going to be The squally weather threat- STAFFORD cb^c and mmiey to hla pock- q^red 1^ to drive toe ma. j^P had two hlto ^ Hawk responded |«d better make money. He’s chine. Mahler spent race day originally been schedu^ for ^ only:one hit apiece before a shorty WlmWedon for me,” gnej to blow toe frills out of REG. $48.40 NOW $ 30.30 + $2.54 Fed. Tax et. a douWe fo^ Mori- to“^ r » ’ with h to"^ :£îi:son, »«.000-a.year Job with OVBTV LEAGUE duty in this aeries, will bri^ a ^ vl()lent thunderstorm and Gorman said. "But if you give ladies’ day today as the world’s MOTOR He’s elmtog for a high-up worktog In Simon’s pit. The car —, ZZI " o ’ ~ .Z— I I / ------~r~: .~T— r ' th« todiona luauut' ». ... tr .... arty’s. Brian . Charlsgolx, Ber- getting 80 homers and driving to “*® -“laiana. Defendtog league champions, 4-1 record and a 2.96 earned run jpgaMilng rains forced umpire up at Wimbledon you might as t<» women stare went into ac- I spot to the SS-cor field that wUl managed a 4to place finish SPEEDWAY nle Berman and klatt Schardt 109 runs. He found a home to ™® HAwk played Monday Onter Congo continued their averaga into the contest. Luciano to call the g;ame well not come here at aB.” tlon. I start toe $400,000 Schaefer 800 and $18,870. K i r.M siArroRD had Bonanza’s hlto. Boston, and expected a lengthy * flock of other sporto fight for toe top qiot with a 10- Kaito sold the rest of his score and toe Red Sox The American won 2-6, 6-8, 6- jirg. BUlle Jean King of Long on July 8, and more than Ukely klahler admits be came out Mon. • 'Tuea. - w eo. » - aVKt ■* ■'nuts. - r n . » - >» ★ n ot. 3 - 1 SOx 4-8-0 career odto the Red Sox. stars, contributing their time to 6 victory over AlUed Printing S (’KINGS C7 he wUl get It. ®t Ute IndlanapoUs “despair” 100 pitching plans would remain toe batting In the third inning. The s, 6-4, 7-6. Beach, Calif., was paired BRAKE SPECIAL 000 003 2-4-1 However, to J^>rU 1969, the Fu> Speakout Iiio., a group last night at Robertoon Park. PARTS A LABOR INCLUDES Mahler was strictly a "who’s smelling like a rose. He wound Bonanza ■anie, ifrith flonny Slebert min fell for more than an hour, second upset vlcto- against Wendy Gilchrist of Aus- UP ^ Bonded Linings A I he” when he arrived at toe up with two sympathetic spon- lOera and Kelly, White: Red Sox were desperate for which helps Project Turnabout Bhght runs to the slxto toning huillng the nigM game and Ray torrential downpour ^ than a week. At the traJia at the start of her bid to W E H O N O R Ckdp (7-41) winding up tiw series later more lightly, but the warm-up event at London's win back the women’s crown MODIFIEDI InstaUation Indy from toe sporto car circuit son and enough money to buy Charlebols and Valentine. . pitching help. The Hawk he- uxl other organizations combat- pulled Congo from behind to 100 ------came expendable. He was trad- ting drug abuse. Among the win. Wednesday afternoon. He field was soaked and it was still Queen's Club he defeated Aus* vriiich she lost two years ago. Check Wheel Cylinders to early ktay. He was broke, toe McLaren racer that Pete l k a o u e EVENT Check Master cylinder without a ride and without Revson drove to toe inaugural mrEBNAllONAL LEAGUE ed to Cleveland to a deal which golfers were pro lAiry Zelgler, Both Clarence Switzer and Ed w**** pitched th ^ raining when Luciano called a tralla's Rod taver, four times The American star won Wlm- ARCO <> FiBB WHEEL FARM brought Sonny Bidbert and Vi- Oreg Landry of the Detroit McCarthy went 8-4 with Uob sooreless Innings before w e after waiting one hour and Wimbledon riiampion. tiledon In 1966, 1967 and 1968. IMil (0MH> 30,000 Mile Inspect Wheel Bearings prospects for ■ •J
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Spe DESK (HERK and office work BUYER — Experienced In capi FOUR LOTS la Rose HiU Me- BY AL VERMEER I WOULPM'T BE DOWN tfoddcee PRISCILLA’S POP POWN HERE WORKIN' OW A OLASS Fir Your w eekends. C all 648-9761 a fter cial rates for people over 65. er, peut-tlme week days. Ap tal equipment buying such as morial. Rocky fDU, nonsec- OP SKIM MILK A M 'A COUPLE O P HERE AT ALL/ > M & SIrtid u a C h ein Garage 6 p .m . Call my competltora, then call FULL-TIME, ply in person before 6 p.m. machine tools, special purpose tarian, cider section, beautiful SIKKSeR. SMARSJ and production tooling. Starts V O U R D O ® T IS H IS A 56 Indian Service - Storage 10 m e. E stim ates g iven . 649-7868. F lano’s M otor Inn, 100 Center settll«. 6466896. O d d . pcaipnle THB HKRAIX) wiu not TWO handymen want a variety to $13,000. No fee. R ita P erson SURE IS LITTLE, L_,AjP 1 ___ w JT JT il a Experienced clerical work- St., Manrtiester. T h a t ’s . r DOWN , dioeloae the Identity o l , of jobs by day or hour. We HEY dad. Is it time to paint nel, 646-4040. TELEPHONE answering serv MRS. MATHER* PRISCILLAl. GARAGE for rent, Ma{de St., erk wanted for our general WheSt w 8i nay advertlaer using box Manchester, gxxid for storage. clean yards, attics and ceUara. your pad? If so call me, you’ll CLEANINO woman wanted, ice unit with recording tape, ID ivatdi lattan. n aadero aaswar- o ffice . I a n v aBoae(oomb. t7 m onthly. Phone 646-7768. R easonably, (te ll 648-5806. be glad, and my prices aren’t cne day or two mornings a microphone. Regular price t o o ! -q: B" 81 ling blind box ada Wbo farmlTar.) bad. C all Ralidr, 649-6693. Must be able to use a cal w eek. CteU 646-4224. Help Wanted - new $760, ca sh $800. 6486012. SShothonaan B" 88 daalrs to piotact tlulr Motorcyele»-lleyeles 11 CEILING specialist expert Idantlty oaa foDoav *1iIb worfcmandiip. One celling or RICHARD E. MAR'mL culator, comptometer or ad SEXaiBTARY, must have bet Mole or Female 37 POLAROID camera, flashgun, ding machine. 'V\, 4 Angto-Saxon I prooadure: "kO’TORCrCXiE Insurance — all your ceilings repaired and professlanal painting service. ter than average speed In I NEED five students who want ej^caure meter Included, gW. (HIWSPAm INTIWtlM AUH.) Call Betty 'Turner, at the painted. Reasonable..^ rates BnOlooe your y to Interior-exterior. Free esti Ctempany offers good wages shorthand and typing. Excel to earn their college expenses. 6404n«l. I tho box in an 01 Crockett Agency, for low rates Ctell 649-6963. mates, fully insured. 646-44U. lent opportunity to associate Must be personable, neat and and working conditlonB, con MINI-TUBE radiatora, like nddroM to tho Including passenger liability. venient free perking end an with a weU established com willing to work. Write me Manager, Maaehoater | 643-1577, 9 a.m . to 5 p.m . - - ^ ^ T. J. FLANNIGAN A SONS, pany offering good peiy and about your Interests and back new, with valves and shut off Building Coutractllig 14 palnUng and paring. Fully exceUent free benefit pro valves, S’, 4', 6’, 6’ lengths. Bvoning Harald, togeUior , gram . outatandliig benefits. Ctell 666- ground, c-o P .O . B ex 108, I with a momo Uattog Um { 1971 HONDA, CB480, red, hard Insured, workmen’s compensa 1880 M r. Centlnl fo r an ap Buckland Station, Manchester, S a crifice . 649-2262. BY DICK TURNER ly driven, 51,026. Ctdl after 6,_ LEON CIESZYNSKI builder — tion, Uabfllty, property dam A pply CARNIVAL companlea you do NOT pointm ent. 06040. want to aoe your tetter. 646-2929. new homes custom built, re- age. (teU 643-1649. C W 1 St NIA. U>, TJH. . M t H t. ON. modrtlng, additions, rec FIRST NATIONAL Tour latter wm bo do- BABYSITTER needed dally, DO YOU want training, travel, Boon & Aectisoiits 4 6 rooms, garages, kitchens re ECDNOMY Painters — interior, atzoyod if the advartteer STORES, INC. from 2:30 to 4:80, Mondays to educatioa; recreation — , call modeled, . bath tile, cement exterior with references. Fully GERICH’S lUrine Berrlea, aa- BY PHIL KROHN Is one you’ve manUenod. 1971 HONDA 8U 76, $826. Phone 6 p.m. In Bdton area. Call be your lo ca l A ir B\>rce R ecru lt- GUMMER STREET tt not It wm bo handlod work. Steps, dormers. Reai- insured. Wallpapering a spe P ark A Oakland Aves. fiiarised Bvinrude outboard 643-6467 anytim e. East Hartford fore 2:80, 646-6146. or. 244-8384, 646-7440. In tho dentlal or commercial. Call cia lity . 646-8719. motor sales and service. Also NO, 0OT w e TVIOOiSHT V O U 'P ^ S A fSr £RAMP/«W fc-ix 1970 YAM AHA 250, Indurlo, ex- 646-4291. WANTEJD — G irl to m odel fo r ATTENTION Teachers — 80 boating accessories. 1062 Tol LUCE TUB THBtU O f UMTCHIAJ6 ceilent ccnditimi. Call after J. P. LEWIS A SON, custom sculpturing. For details call hours per week for 8 weeks, land Tpke. Buckland, Conn. ' ^ o u e o r CARPENTRY and remodeling, decorating. Interior and ex FEMALE wanted fuU - time 6:80 p .m ., 647-9286. 644-2786 a fter 6 p.m . wUl pay $1,000. Become a 6485168. TlUO SHARKS SHOOT POOL rec rooms, dormers, Idtchena, masseuse, Monday, Wednes A N V MOMSV? Lost and Found 1 terior, papertianglng, fully In World Book Representative. ANP THE RAl?e PRIV(LE66 OF 1969 SUZUKI TC900, scram bler, additions and garages. Call day, Friday. European Health SURF BOARDS, cne 7’ 6” Han- BY FRANK OTÊAL sured. For free estimates caU We wUl train you, equip you. OOP PEUSffTFUL COMPAN<^ SHORT RIBS FOUND — *1110 best place to extras, Excellent ccndlUcn. T om Cterbltt, 648-0066. 649-9668. If no answ er 648-6862. Spa, 646-4360. sen, one 9’ 4” Gordon and develop clients. Phone t^^Jn- choose home decorations and $475 A n n . 646-6S77. Help WoBled Mule 35 Smith. Best offer. 6495475. d o r m e r s , garages, porches, PAINTINQ and decorating — ______tervlew, night or day, 666-8666. t, b>. TJa. W KL rw. CM. gifts is Tour GUft Gallory at ATTRACTIVE poslfion for gen rac rooms, room additions, SALES and Service representa- — SPECIAL — IS’ WeUcraft- Boat WatUiia^ BSS Main St. Tour Busineu Services 13 interior, exterior, vinyl paper eral office work in data five — Opening for an amU- with trailer and 85 h.p. John home town friendly worid of kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, hanging, free estimates, processing department,. 5-day BACKHOE, ditch digging, back siding, general repairs. (Qual fious reUaUe, hardworking Situations Wootod - son. Also come In and see the g ifts. T elephone, 648-5171. prompt, efficient service. week, 8 a.m. — 6 p.m. All flU, etc. Fill, gravel and loam, ity workmanship. Financing Economy Painting (te.. East beneflta. East Hartford, pleas person who would like to work 3B WeUcraft boats, 16’ to 24’. Ma available. Economy BuUders, Into management. Five-day rine suppUes and accessories, FOUND — Gray trl-cotor, fe 688-6600. H artford, 628-0074. ant surroundings. 289-378S. BOOKKEEPEiR available for 1 male oat. Vicinity WUlowbrook In c., 848-6166, 872-0647 eve week, salary jdus Commission used motors, c/^ tol Ekpilp- 2 ? piRE-'rHEFT-SMOKE. Protect work at home. ■BXperiencod''ln L ll apartm ents, V ernon. C all 646- nings. B. H. MAGOWAN JR. A Sons, and car allowance. Other com ment, 88 Main St., Manches l i m your hdme or office with ef interior and exterior painting, RN pany benetlta. Apjdy In per all phases thru trial balance. b-^^ 8944. Private residenfial school ter. 843-7968. J ficient low cost electronic alg- h a l l m a r k Building Co. For Ideal for email buslnees man paper hanging. Hiiity years . for handloaiqMd chUdnn in son, Singer O o., 856 M ain St., itala. General Contracting, 71 home Improvement, addiUena, experience, four generatloiui. o r accounting firm . CaU • 646- 13> (FSBERGLASS sail boat witti . "LOffT—Bavlnga Passbook No. Hartford needs an RN for Manchester. L aurel St., South W indsor, 644- rec rooms, garages, roofing, 8107 a fter 6 p .m . o r Saturday. mast carrier traUer, and can BY FRANK BA6 INSKI 06S-O-C1391-S H artford N ation yvee estimates, fully X>wre4- n i^ t duty. Experience with PLAIN JANE gutters. Free eaUmates. All v a s cov er. C!aU 6-7 p .m . 649- al Bank and Trust Oo., Man- 2874. 648-7861. handicapped children helpful ctaaater Oreem Office. AppUca,- w ork guaranteed. 647-1290. ------—------1556. IVE DONE IT! IVE ^ ------SKARPENINO Service — Saws, but not necessary. Split &-2 -2- tlon Made for Payment. MASTERED AWINNINSSMIUE! knives, axes, shears, skates, LOW price mason work, aU F|ooT Flllishllig 24 rtilft 4 p .m . to 9 a.m . Apeurt- TOOL MAKER ^ FOUND — large friendly Mack rotary blades. ()uick service. types, stone and concrete. No ment available. Eter infor FloritH - H am rte» ^ THEWNG FLOOR SANDING, and refin- Why not work In a small and white cat, fluffy tall. 646- Ci^tol Equipment Oo., 88 job too small. Over 20 years mation contact Lorry Ctem^ lYlM NOT k n o w ; ishing (apeclalixing In older beU at 342-2^4 between 9 factory and enjoy aU the Dogs - Birds — Pots 41 GERANIUMS 86 cents and 76 (V a 78M> LTidti 8t „ M anchester. HOdrs ejqM rtence. AU w ork guaran MUCH ABOUT ’ dally T:80-0, Thursday, 7:80-9. teed. CteU after 5 p.m., 648- floors). In and outside pointing, a.m. and 8 p.m. cents each, petunias, 65 (sents I- benefits of a large one with p r e t t y kittens looking tor 0 AUT. Burns l o s t — Genuine leather wal Saturday, 7 :8 0 ^ . 948-7968. etc. No job too small. John per plant pock, also vegetable 1870, 644-2975. PAYROULi — Accounts poyaUe out the red Uq>e. D ay shift. good homes. Some caUco, I EASY ID 6 EE\ let containing money and valu- VerfaUle, 6496750. and other flower plants at rea N. J. tiABTAMME — Carpenter clerk, experienced payroll, Good wages, overtime, com some pcfft-Slamese and others. sonable prices. PcnficeUl’s Iw h a T s h is aUe pc4>ers. Reward. Call 648- TWO YOUNG married men contractor. Additions, remod go Mortgages 27 surance, and pension benefits. LDST — Very large white male and ligh t trucking. C a ll 646- tim e fo r fre e estim ate. 876- SIBERIAN HUSKY puppies. 8 per week and evenings. Apply Mr. Garrity, Hartford A pply at— “You won’t accept a credit card? Good land!^ In cat, fluffy tall, vicinity Green 3693, 646-2047. 1642. MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd., weeks old, Innoculated and this day and ase how do you expect to stay in WES ROBBINS Carpentry re w orm ed, OoU 743-8866. MANCHESTER Welding Ser — expedient and confidential East Hartford. We are on NOBLE & W ESTBROOK Garden - Farm - business?” modeling specialist. Addifions, vice comer Durant and West service. J. D. Real Eistate equal opportunity emplayer. AKC REGISTERED Mack Dairy Products 50 rec rooms, dormers, porches, 20 W estbrook Bt., N Middle Turnpike. General miniature poodle puppies, U AntomobilM For Sate 4 A ssoc. 648-5129. CLERK — Immediate opening BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY welding repairs, home owners cabinets, formica, built - Ins, weeks old, Innoculated. CaU (PICK your own strawberrlea In MR. ABERNATHY for general clerk. Murt be East Hartford, Conn. NEED erator for flnlrti woric. Call AKC registered mongrel, fe 1750. moval, also light trucking and Ity workmanship, free esfi- c h a in , $26. e x u 646-4817. ' equipped. Wolverton Agwey, G irt F rid a y $80 7436190. male, 11 ro^nfiis, very preg su p p R tee odd jobs, yard work. Reason m ates. F u lly insured. 649-8417, Executive Secretary $160 nant, rtiote, good home, free. 1699 O P A L RaU ye, $1,096. (ten R ealtors, 646-3818. QLFJNWOOD gas heat and J*A C able rates, free estimates. CteU 872-9187. ______A ccoundlng G irl (Friday $135 6 4 9 5 2 8 7 . ______be seen anytime, you be the cooking stove reasenaMe. ice caoEupFRtsE' & WHACriT (S Mike, 2896626 after 6 p.m. AU fees paid by companies - ■-* Yardsman power mower, reel, auessvuHKT rr » \HP G eroneFR ^ ju d g e. (3oU 64S-49S8. GUTTERS and roofs, all types TRUCK MECHANIC AKC registered bassett, female, BY ROY CRANE vac i'2X TREE SERVK3E (Soueler) — rapolred and replaced. Rea OWN 2 BUSINESSES 9 months, rticts, good home, exceUent condlUcn. Best offer. BUZZ SAWYER -WpOETCBe fRGE 1999 CH E VRO LET B elalr, 2- <3VALU TYees cut, building lots clears sonable prices. Free estimates, R IT A G IRL FOR PRIVATE FLEET $40. 6495367. OaU 649-9601. door eedon, 9 cylinder, auto- AND WHAT ARE HEY, MOM 1 THINK I LIKE ed, trees topped- Got a tree 646-1899. ______IT, SON.'ITS SOFT matle. 44,000 miles. One own 99 East Center St., Manchester FREE — Adorable kittens, SEWINO Machine — Singer Y0URPLAH5 y d u h a v e h t problem! WeU Yrorth pikme . Permanent poslfion open for Touch and sew In walnut cabi m en tio n ed ...Nonr bristly, er. $990. 949-7897.______(BIDWELL Home Improvement COLLECT THE RENT trained. (TaU after 6 p.m. 649- FOR TONIGHT, BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE caU, 742-8362. heavy duty truck mechanic. net, darns, mends, embroi- MY LIKE SOME. CAPTAIN EASY Cte. E xpert instaU afion o f alu 646-8441 3281. TIGER! 1999 DODGE O oronet statlcn A first class mechanic U re dera, nuxiograms, etc. Origi- MUSTACHE. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, minum siding, gutters and Three store block plus coin- quired with the abUlty to wagon, alr-conditlanlng, power FREE TO good home, Peking naUy o v e r $800. S pecial, $61.00. CAPtTAN EASY! OH. „ BLA7 E^l... fireplaces, ftegrtene terraces. trims. Roofing Installation and laundry and dry cleaner. overhaul and repair trucks. ©IflNORE’. /"TEE-HEE-:;; L-L'UOOK. steerlngf power brake#. 643- Ctempletely equipped and op- BE A LAURENE demOnatra- ese, female, opproodmately 6 cash o r term s. CaU 523-0200. AU concrete repaln, both in rep airs, 6496496, 876-9100. Diesel experience helpful .HOW ROAVWTICt YOU , ANGELINA! 1996. elating. Sacrifice. Price firm, ter. Bert selection for every y e a n old . CaU after 4, 647- D ealer HAVE CARRIED AIE OFF THI5 15 all A side and outside raUlngs, tend- and should be familiar HORRIBLE $89,000. Terms can bo ar age group. Beautiful gifts for 1827. IW THE NIGHT! P O R B o m ra oeca r — 19Vr sciÛng. Reasonably priced. Roofing and ranged. PhMie owner booking porfiea. No coUectlng. with automofive Instru epeedstor, |2,000 Inverted In CteU 6436651. 16-A N o d elivery. EYee ca ta lcg . Ctell ments. Company often ex aioCOTATE miniature poo car ^ $1,000 In q>are parts. CMmneys 644-2965 ceUent wages and woridng dles. Adorable, love chUdren. NOTICE TIMBERLAND Tree Service- c o lle ct 1-489-4101 b efore 5 p.m . WIU atU $1,800. CaU 74S-7987. conditions, free benefit pro AKC. eXU 876-6439. Connecticut Department cf Tree removal, pruning, lots r o o f i n g — ^>0oiallxing re pairing roofs of aU Mnda, new ______OP COURSE your famUy come# gram Including health and 'Transportation, Bureau of Ad 1901 AU STIN H ealey 9000, g ood cleared. No job too Mg or roofs, gutter work, chimneys ------— ------^ first, but maybe you need an ac/^dent insurance, life In- ministration, wlU accept bids body, runs well, $1,800 cc smaU. Fifteen years eocperl- cleaned and repaired. 80 yean Musical - Dram otic wtelde Interest, too. You too, suraê, and pension plan. Arficits For Salt 4 B on June 29, 1971 at 10:30 a.m., m ake o ffe r. 947-9S44. ence. Bonded and Insured. 742- can be an Avon Representa Immediate Interview and experience. EVee estimates. SAVIN 210 cop ier, exceUent DST, covering the Replacement 9606. l e a r n to ploy the organ In tive and earn money for the CteU Howley, 648-6861. placem ent. And/Or Installation of C9iain 1988'VOLKSWAGEN bus, excel- your home or mine. Rat^s "extras” you want for your ccndU lcn. CaU 743-7697 after CLiElANlNQ — Interior, com Link Fence a t. Various Loca BY V. T. HASIUN lent condition, murt seU, weU below Inflated prices. CteU famUy. Also win prises, meet A pply 6:80 p.m . ALLEY OOP $1,800. firm . 949-0384. mercial and industrial, ayrtem- tions In Districts I, n , H I and 649-8826, after 5 p.m. people, have fun. It’s eav t® CLEANINOEST carpet cleaner afic floor cleaning and w a ^ . ||0af{ag oM FhHlM fig 17 rv , within the State of Connec I HOPEYTJKE FOWL, . NOW AS SOON AS I PROMOTE ...S O D O N T Q O ’WAY,, g e t started. Jurt caU 389-4983. FIRST NA-nONAL you ever lued, ao easy too. Get 9 I'LL BE RIGHT BACK/ VOLKSW AGEN 1970 equare- offices and bustaesses. Com- * ------ticut for the period from Date WW-TEE, BECAUSE THMlS A FEW UVE COALS W EU. Blue Lustre. Rent electric WHAT WEKH GONNA. . IE IN BUSINESS/ BY MILTON CANIPF back, lo«r mileage. Six months plete janitorial services. Free GRANT’S Plumbing Service — Frivof liiftmcriout 32 pnXHRIM MHXB, 99 L o o i^ STORES, INC. o f Aw ard Through M arch 31, STEVE CANTON sham peoer $1. TTie Sherwln- H«/E FOR SUPPER^ on w arrantee. Phene 649-7025. ,-rfHTTiotM (EteUy insured. Sup- Free estimates, plus quaUty St. baa openlnga for women to TU TO W N G elementary 1972. uihan Floor Maintenance Serv work. 6486841. work fuU-tIme In our measur- Park and Oakland Ave., RTlUams Cto. Proposals are available at the Î'LLTAKEACIOICk V if THEBE IS AN 1966 BU ICK £^>eclaJ, 4-4oor se- gradek experienced teacher, SOMETHING HAS^ ic e . 049-9836. Bureau of Administration, 17 RUN OVER TO THE ^ ATTEMPT TO CON- dan, with radio, air-condition 8AM WATSON Plumbing and iqîaHring In reading, S-week ing and marking departments. East Hartford TREAT rugs right, they*U be a FOULED UP WITH A pp ly MU# O obum , 646-1414. Van Dyke Avenue, Hartford, BBITISH CLOAK-AND- TACTTOU,STALL in g. BSxceUent oondltian. 649- l a w n s mowed aU summer or Heating, Bathroom remodel sum m er program . C all MTa. dellf^t If cleaned with Blue THE COUNTESS' Connecticut. Attention: Mr. Wil LONDON FRIENDS' SHIV OFFICE AND UNTIL I RETURN , 2829. during vacafiona. Hedges trim ing and repaln. Free eaU- Peraggalo, 640-8310 or OiS-lOOB. Lustre. Rent electric ahampoo- -A N D DONT ALLOW m ed. CaH 646-9608. m atea. CaU 649-8806.______RN ’S ACXX>UNTANT — one to two e r $1. CHcott V a riety S tore. liam J. Harvey. ANYONE INSIDE' PRIVATE swimming lessons, 8 to 11 pjn. yean experience with fi TOUR ROOM !. VOLVO UOl-m-S, need# work. PROTBCmON — Save your NORMAN LUTZEN plumbing Experienced Red Cross swim nancial reports and cost pro $166. C a ll 648-3588 a fter 6 p.m . home, office or business with and hesfing, repaln, remodel ming Instructor wlU give two MEADOW S CONVALESCENT cedures. Starts to $9,000. No fire reelatent palnfc. Oit your ing, bathroom renovations. week courses for begbmen fee-. Rita Personnel, 646-4040. 1961 C O R V E TTE , 827, rem ov- Insurance coat. OaU General N ew and old w ork. (Jell 640- and Intermediates. CoU Di CENTER abte top, chrome wheels, en “GAL FRIDAY" Contracting tor tree esttih^s, 8386. anne McAdam, 643-9061 brtore 646-2821 UNEMPLOYED? Dlssafirtled gine completely new. Bert of 644-2674. ______. 7 p.m . With your present poslUon? Manchester’s most popular and progressive new ri.^11^ MiAj iM- m w i] t r«. w fer. 6466679 between 66 p.m. For employment ojqMitunlfieB, RRgPONSIBLE woman wanted b u l l d o z e r backhoe work, BXFERiEBNCEID teacher wlU (Sar dealer offers a wonderful opportunity! She’ll MiBlnury. to care for young baby week caU R ita P ersonnel, 646-4040. LANCELOI BY COKER and PENN 1962 FA IR LA N B , good condi land clearing, state Uoenaad teach reading or math. Grades tion. RebuHt V-8, 2-door auto DMssmddng 19 days, In her home whUe moth process new and used cars. Work involves typ WELL, t GUE** rr& BACK for InstaUafion of septic tanks 1-6, two days weekly. Phene ACXXIUNTANT — Recent ac m&OIN&TOTRc/ ]/ : matic. WUl sell with or with er works. References required. ing, filing and telephone. ElxceUent salary, fringe TO THE OLCJ l?ELIA«.0 . and sewers. Paul Scheadel, CUSTOM tailored ladies’ dress- 649-2667. ______counting grad with A or B A NEW PC© FOOD y y ou t 4-speed. CaU 646-6286 o r es, suite, olteraUcns and Write Box “G” Manchester grades. Murt be sharp, alert, benefits and working conditions. If you think ON CN’KANO. ' ' FDUK-0TAR P06&E CHOW! 649KM60. ______649-0644. A real good deal. costume jewelry In your atone H erald. hard working and promotaMe. ^ — AMBSITB work. Repaln cn » you’re the “Gal” we’re looking for, contjtot Mr. p referen ce. 649-1188. G IR L E7RXDAY, secreta ry In Starts at $8,000. No fee. Rita driveways, walks, holes, etc. James McCavanaugh. BT ROUSON smalt home office, 3-8 eve P erson nel, 646-4040'. LITTLE SPORTS 1963 SMW. A IR , rebuUt engine, N o Job too smaU. CteU 648-9112. isATniRii! woman warted aa Can-aae-iu.M.oa. •yi Oe«d fimrw Cain $880. CteU 6466434^______bookkeeper, to work after nings and cne afternoon. In MILLAR Tree Service — prun- M o vin g - ^ noons. .^»ly In penon at terest In photography helpftd MORIARTY BROTHERS 1664 OLDSM DBILB Q itla ss, V 8, liM, cabUng, topping, romovrt, Tnickliig - Sloiagu 20 W. H. England Lumbar Oo-, but not necessary. 648-2466. FULL-TIMB air, stereo, convertible. CaU (eedlngi free estlmatea. FuUy Route 44-A, Bolton Notch, Credit Office GAL ERIDAY — Wanted part- 643-6135 ______646-6474. insured. 988-5845 or 668-4719. MAIKSUDSTBER — DeUvery- Conn. CO UJECTO fi Ught trucking and package de- time. BmaU office. Houia flex 316 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER I E ODD JOBS wanted, mowing Uvery. Refrtgeraton, washen PRESS OFEIRA’IDR — steady, ible. Good typing abUlty, fig W.T.GRAHTCO. TfOCM — TlOwlWk ______lawns, removing rubbish, and stove moving, specialty, apply In person,. pnglneored ure aptitude and pleamnt ap Manchester Paikade IWO F 100, XLT, black, 6 year cleaning ceUars and attics F olding c h a in fo r rent, 649- ' MeteU, 10 HUUard St., Man p ea ra nce d esired . CaU 646- 1889. iViTi-itfif-wi’ra 50,000 mile warrantee. $3,600. Ask for Dave t*®®' 0762. chester. £A. ££t£L. CteU after 5, 646-2939. phone number. 87*68w». PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCBESlllR, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1971. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHiSSTER. CONN. TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1971 PAGE FIFTEEN 7 2 H o h s m For Sate 72 Housos For Sato 72 Hooio* For Sate Apom nw ifv T* n o n •• 7 2 H o i k m For Salt 72 Houses ^ Sole 7 2 O u t o f T o w n O u t e f T o w n Andover Coventry Tooeniewts 63 ]g/l,MCHEGArER Green area, 8 BATonr------MANCHESTER — 7 - room Fo r S a le 75 For Sole 7 5 bedraoms, 3 baths, Randi, iÂi^lD RANCH, 8 bedrooms. Rowers Ce. Four bedrooms. Estonian Society EXCEPTIONAL Offered b j the NORTH COVENTRY —Move in CLASSIFIED MAMCHB8TER — S room s, moo- BEIIIIY’S WORLD BEST BUYS paneled den, aoreened ponh. temUy room, 3 baths, 3 fire dining room; 3 bates, firs- BOLTON LAKE ond floor, including heat, hot places, many extras, $83,900. In Vernon, but nicely sit- and do notelng! R’s immacu Reports Thefts Tbwn Official Fired OFFERINGS many extras. CaU owner, 6I6- Idace, garage. DiCk Lemlepx, late. Features 8 bedrooms, water, refrigerator, older sin 1762. ______Owner 644-0682. - 6489787, Helen D. CMe, Real uated on the 1st Bolton Lake Extra lot goes with thia clean PHILBRICK is this large seven-room fireplace, wall-towall carpets, Another theft was reported Town bkanager Dennis Moore Igns should be censtruoted wlte- gle person desired. |B0. J. D. tor, 6486666. beamed eetUngs, form al din- ADVERTISING R eal Estate Assoolatos, Ott- older Colonial home, 7 rooms, Over an acre of beautiful MANCHESTER — »-famlly, ATIRACnVB 6 - room Cape, home. ’Two-bedremns and . last night alt the Board of Se- announced last nlxht at tee a® adequate sewerage sys- 2-car garage, treed yard. Upper 0U ». trees and lawn, a neat 6- upper 30’s, maintenance free now ovenlBed two-car gâragfc. lav up . . . down Is an an- ^ room, g a ^ , beauty lectmen’s meeting. ôwn OouncU meetL teat Sam *«“ • CLASSIFIBD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS mld-twenUes with eictra lot, mid- room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, exterior, better nelghbortwod, AGENCY Beautifully landiici^d comer Lota For Sole 7 3 cloeed pmroh, the Uvlng room landscaped, 114 acres, trees. First Selectman Percy (took . 7*^ . Richard Breault described Ll- 8 AJM. to 4 :3 0 P JL MAMOHE8TBR — 3-bedroom twenties without. large kitchen with lots of central. Dick Lemleux, 648 lot. 16x28’ Uvlng room, ne^jr (29 feet long), two bedrobms dead-end street Firm at $28.- .tated that he had received a received a letter yestei^ Memorial Park as scatter- iq>artment available now, cabinets, fuU basement, 8787, Helen D. Goto, Realtor, 8ROOM COLONIAL. Large roof, copper plumbing ’ CIo m SEVERAL buUdlng lots In Man- and large kitchen plus bate 900. It a a steal and you don t letter from Ylo Mmon of the ping, schools, churrt. and utUlty room. Attached have to waste time ‘‘dicker. Connecticut E stoi% Society assessor, buUdlng Inspector and ghoras and in the borrals. He COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT PMlbrlok Agency, 646-4300. per month. Paul W. Dougan roonu, 1% baths, plastered tor $33,600. room, 4 bedrooms, 2% bates, Asking $27,600. Prineltdes only, oversised one car garage. ta g". Eight mUea to UOonn or indicating that a number ot *ontag agent. caUed tea situation ’’very un- PJL HAT BBFmUt PUBUOAIIOH Realtor, 649-40S0. walls, also wall-to-wall oarpet- BOULDER RD. — Immaculate basement comidetely finished owner, 6484961, 6 to 7 p.m. And the lot . . . terriflo. Msnehester. We guarantee yw itenis hod been stolen from tee Town CouncU member Mi- pleasant” and inquired If tee off with large picture windows A-SXINE buUdlng lot in conve ing. New roof and furnace. As $21,000, 8 bedroom Ranch, 8bedixwm Ooionial. Parklike 75 feet ON THE LAKE, can’t find a nicer home for the society's picnic grounds In An- chael Peace protested the ac- i^jje had undenrone a poUution DewUiw lor S otu tdaj oad Mondagr lo I M p jii. PrM»« 1.78 lot. Fam ily rown, breete- on rear waU at ground level. JUST UteTBD —Green nient location, nicely treed and money. You’U be sorry If you dover. tlon, at which time Chairman gjady. OCCUPANCY JULY 1ST sumable 614% mMtgage or lib 2-car garage, fireplaced liv flat. $6,800. W dverten Agency, with the maximuni of pri way, 2-car garage. EstsbUto- Many extras and posslbUlties. Five rooms, S bedrooms, stdre, eral new financing. ing room, treed lot. Ranch on Vernon St. with R ealton , 6483818. vacy. Plenty of trees and don’t caU now. Jim Hammett, >n,e thefts were calculated to Wesley Lewis asked the council Moore explained teat a study roiniôoop»^mo^n’iu. DIAL 643-2711 gar bags disposal, heat. Wall-to- ed iNrestige neigtaborliood. $48,800. ‘‘basement.’’ Large landseityad ______shrubs. Ranly do homes of Reritor, 1-438-4^ or O ec^ have taken place sometime U Uie councU would prefer to p^^n done and tee Low 80s, 4-bedroom Cape, Owner, 648-6066. Lawton, Associate, 1-438-0108. around March or April at which discuss the matter In executive highest wall carpeting In bedrooms. Se Central Aii>eonditian^ 1s only SPU ^LO rtaiL — 8 rooms, 8 lot weU kept. AirKionditloner, TlXDAND — Acre lot, $8,000. this type bectune available curity. $310. monthly. rec room, firefUace, lots of Ortwaaher, attic fan, ftniUaoa Vernon -r. Acre,, high scenic and best of aU .'. .tee price BOLTON _ 8room Cope with ***"* * member of tee Society et suggest^ by Molontaine’s Used Restaurant out, 8 baths, large rec room, man Realtor, 6488404. Resort Property church’s committee said a new 1443. rooms if needed, 2 fireplaces, line. Lots of frontage. JUST LISTED ON placed family room, formal EIA8T HARTFORDw — — — — -— — Law------Maaavvsince there aaava v was vvChO WlUOAiUCevidence wAof C8a The A4IC Boardf ** needed teevaaw aiavaav^money _ ^ | Ekpilpment, 037-6771, 473 Wind- REClBimiiY redeoorated 8- opniing onto patio, with pool. = ------For Sole 74 sor St., Comer of Canton St., room apartment, heat, hot etc., etc. One acre plus lot. Ask Large treed lot, 180x216’ with a THREE - BBUIROOM dining room, eat-ta kitchen, rence St. 2-famUy houM, 5 -4% forced entry, with the physical to help compensate the teach- enlarged pend^ area “ SINOER touch and sew with for Carl lOnsser. Commercial property cor D ALE RD. 8 bed bedrooms, 2-car ga rooma EhtcoUent condition, removal of tee latch prevlouBly era who are leaving the state. tee traffic aM the Ugh caUnet. Monograms, hents, Hartford. water, garage and appliances. view. $68,800. Ranch. City city BEXHETT, Mass, in ths heart of ner of Main and Williams Quality built 8 room Split in water, full basement HiitaWM tee Berlnlilres, at Sherwood rage and m ore. $82,900. CaU carefree for 6, years. $86,600. mentioned, the Society may be Chairman Richard Messier eerao m a satoty con- 2 embroiders, etc. Used, excel Security deposit CUl after 6, FRIVATB COLLECTOR wish St. business n tone. Mid 80s. Mr. Lewis, 6486006. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 878 eligible for insurance oompen- said the board does everything 'rrm m cc. The request was lent conation. Guaranteed 64e-Sgr$- Cheney Estate — 14 rooms of Rockledge. Two-car garage, RANCH 7 rooms, modern kitch Agency, Realtors, 648-6834 Forest Camp consisting of two es to buy U.S. proof sets, sH- 2 baths. Beautiful treed en, dining room, famUy room, 6frr9. saUon. possible to live within tee bud- glvm to the steering committee Full price now $06 or T month (D 1*71 hr HU, Ik . Cheney charm plus all the mod center lots, 80x160’ -and 45’ ver doOan, old coins, silver DBUJXE 3 - bedroom ^;>art- em amenities. Estate-like yard. AssumaUe mortgage. lart® living room , garage, $26,- TWO acres, 7-room Raised bouse traUer. Sacrifice $6,600. Cook saM that because of the get. This year the board frose further êragulo^ ly payments of $8. 033^76. KEITH REAL ESTATE • * B (Sl W * • VERNON coins before 1864 PleiUM call ment. Available now. $300 per grounds. Ask for Joe Lombardo. $88,800. 900. Ranch, buUt-tas, recreation Phone after 6:80 p.m , 6483363. BARROWS AND WAILAOE CO. change in the admlnlatratibn all accounts in early March in Moore explained that uie Dealer. month Including heat and ap- room, garage, gorgeous view, A LTITLE GEM n4xt month, no major decisions hopes of avoiding a deficit this return a proposal « the 643-4433. "W ell, at least we won't be alone. They say the job 646-4126 649-1922 Manchester parkade . f c a p e :—F ull shed dormer, large' $82,900. Hutchins Agency, ^>arkleB like a diamond. or changes would be consider- year, but an added expense of at the interseewm of Q pUances. Paul W. Dougan Manchester 648-6806 MAYTAG space saver copper- market may be tight for ALL new college graduates!" $18,600 buys this 8 room older M, HELEN PALMER tone dryer, like new, needs no h o u SBHOU) ^ lots — Antiques, Realtor, 6486680. kitchen and Uvlng room, with R ealton , 6488834. Out off Towu Ranch, 8 bedrooms, fire e»teiinwr tjckib— a k r a — TOLLAND — 8 'tonight at 8 p.m. at tee high IHREE-PIDOE living room call 6483741 one of Manchester’s premier New L4stlng--8room 0 (d o ^ In home or offices, large lot with . . ,,, __ Rsnehsa and 3 Ranch hinittff ®* various town offices, the hiring of an adult super- ROOM for genUeman, quiet, heat, nice location, $160 per one office 13x13, able m ortgage. EbcceUent near school, bus, shaping. mer, pmtial rec room ta ba.8 ’ school. $76; automatic wadher, needs locations. Must be seen to bo beautiful Forest HiUa. Custom pooslbUlty of acquiring more *TIKIN ST. 8room Dutch Co- with fireplaces and 1% baths, town bocuds and committees visor at $2.60 an hour or $883.60 The town 'will take action on convenient locatlop. 234 diar- month. Adults only, no pets, Or 6486688. value at $24,800. Char Bon Agency, 64S-0688- ment with fireplace, 2-car ga new pump, $86. Call after 6, appreciated. T. J. Crockett crafted by Nutmeg Hmnes a Und. hmlal. CaU 648-0068 days after tela four room home on Mg under conatmottcii. CbooM and the poUcies which have fol- for tee entire summer. Students appropriating $26,706.80 from ter Oak S t, 648-8868. security deposit. 6436131. ______^ rage. M enttt Agency, 6481180. 6483666. Realtor, 6481677. couple of years ago, 2-car ga $26,900 — 8 ROOM Raised 6 p.m ., on weekends ooU 647- wooded comer lot Just oft your own decor. $38,900. and lowed. would be paid $1.85 per hour. allocated surplus to the gener rage, 2 baths. Lovely redwood SIX • ROOM CCUDNIAL. The new Selectmen, who will Ifowever. he ^ d , no funds ADAMB ST., ^ârtmoit to l o v e l y ' one-bedroom apart- R m OIT F lu p C I ly Ranch, quaUty cwstrucUon, ROCHLEUXJB:—Dynamic 8 room 1040. No agents please. •nrvT j.ATm — New white Colo Daly Rood but with lake privi $37,800. T .J. Crockett, Realtor, al budget for 107871 to close MAGNAVOX 34” black priKEN —. Porter St area, 8 deck In rear. Finished base ETreplace, 1% baths. Just re _ _ _ assume their duties as of July have been budgeted for this Aare with 3 other genUemen. ment with refrigerator, range, pog R oot raised hearth fireplace, stove, Raised Ranch, 6 bedrooms, 2% nial, 8 rooms, 1,920 square leges. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, but the fiscal year. white TV, with AM-FM radio 6 7 year old aluminum aided cus ment Ask for Cart Zinsser. decorated. Good location. bates, larga family room, ca- DUNCAN RD. — Ansaldi buUt ______[______1, wlU consist of First Select- program. Private roam, parking, utUltlas disposal and parking, $166 ------Immediate occupancy. Ask IH baths, garage, trees. Hutch feet, 2% bates, center foyer, 6481677. For snow removal, $18,419.10 and 8 qieaker stereo. 648-8807. furnished. Phone 6486146. U- tom bulK, 8room Garrison. ins Agency, Realtors, 0486334. tbedral ceiling Uvlng and dining 6 large rooms, large breeM- o v e rsls^ 2-car garage, $84,- ...... SOUTO WINDSOR — Sbetremely man Post, and Selectmen Cook Moore said it would be good will be allocated; for Social Se monthly. Handy to Main St. MISQUAMXCXJT — Rhode ing $27,600. way, 2-car garage, 1% tiled c a ll 644-3427. land. Four-room heated cot- Family room with beamed MUL'ilPLE FAMILIES room, modem kitchen. A ver 800. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, B ^T HARTFORD — MU St. formal brick Ranch with huge and Hutchinson. Post has in- “if such a program could be curity, $2,973.17; Individual in celUhg and buUMn bar, dream MANCHESTER — Immaculate botes, buUt-taa, fuU attic, fire area, emne see this comfort- rtMms. Trtdy an exeeutiva dicated that since both select- inatituted”, but he could not ROOM *or lady, kitchen prlvt- tage. Walking distance to NEW 8Room Colonial. 1% satile home In an exceUent l8 876-6378. surance, $3,706, and group In niture, appliances etc. Week kitchen with - barbecue, etc. how about a nicely aigiolnted 8 room Ranch idus 13x17’ fam place, plastered walls, city ______aUe 8bedraom Ranch with residence worthy cf your ta- men have many years of serv- recommend a source of funds, leges, on bus line. OaU after m a NCHESTEOI — Deluxe 3 beach. CaU 6486481. baths, aluminum siding, cation. 2-car garage. surance, $607.03. days, and evenlnga. IS Oxford _ ____ etc. CaU Now. Hdires Agency, 8room single with completely ily room. *rhree large bed utiUties, immediate occupancy. TOLXAND — 8 room Raised city water and sewers. Asking spec tlon. Heritage House, 648. Ice end experience In the town's Peace said the council could 6, 646-6186. bedroom diqdex, half of 8 fam- central location. Priced to dt, Manchester or call 648 Uy, Ilk hedhs, rM room, aU ap- L^CE WINNIFESAURBE — 6480131. modem kitchen, plU8,q 2-famUy rooms, finqdaced Uvlng room, JUST OFF ' PORTER ST.—8 Chartes Lesperance, 6487630. Ranch, with magnificent view $33,600. ETed Tongren Real Ite- 2482. administration, he Is hoi>efuI o f not Justify considering Such a 8341 anytime, seU at $27,600. ,, . Manchester Evening Herald LARGE furnished room for pUances and carpets. $330 per STve room Chalet, very and older single fafhUy, aU In attached garage. Private yard. bedroom Dutch Colonial with an of countryside, 2% baths, fire tato, 688-0488. a quiet and orderly transition, program because quite a few Coventry correv<»d- gentleman, quiet, private en 30s. Wolverton Agency, Re assumable mortgage, formal -MANCHESTER — Beautiful 7- place with brick waU in rec VERNON — Huge 6%-room adults are out of 'work. We ^ CLEAN, used rMrigeraton, month. Paul W. Dougan, Real modem, fully equipped. Now kCANCHESTBR Spaclow - 7- package? For details on ALL BRICK 7-room Oo-,| Seoretary Sought ent, Mary LeBIanc, tel. 748- trance and parking. 643-4844 or available...... for summer season. •Wing, ^ income'^producing a lto n , 6482818. Uvlng arid dinikg rooms, ea8ta Ranch ta tee Buckley room , basement garage, $81,- BOLTON — Three - bedroom Ranch, family room, double FbUowli^ the Board of Select- must put their fathers back to ranges, automatic washers tor, 648-46SS. » lonlal, 1% baths, flreiUace, seboM area. Time generous Raised Ramte, on two acres. with guarantees. See them at 643-4348. CaU 643-6188 after 6 p.m . double and yet nice residential aitua- Utchen, laxga family room. 800.' T .J. Crockett, Realtor, garage, 1% baths, flniitaoe, nien’s meetlhg. Post released a wort before we can offer the MANCHESTER — Main St garage. EbcceUent condlUcm MANCHESTER — Four-family bedrooms, two fuU bathrooms, Carpeting, famUy room, fire- B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 648 — - treed lot. Lmw 80S, Hayee y q\nn Funderburke. 870-0379. near schools, Immacttlate, tm- gtatomant saying that starting students joba.” «wea. Four-room ityartmont, GIANT’S NECK Heights — 68 Agency, 6486181. runaerour throughout Be the first to In copter of town location. AIL CntGA 1848-Federal Colonial— formal dtatag room, and place, buUt-in oven ' and mediate occupancy. Meyer, month, a secretary would Mow Lawns Main St. CaU 6483171. see this quaUty home of ApOfTHMIl 19 “ ■ n O ID “ two alr-oonditloners, heat, hot Edgewood Rd., 8 bedroom cot------^ 8r0om apartments for mini Six large rooms, fuU walk-up beautiful famUy room. Klteh- range, sundeok. Nice location. ReaKon. 648h0808. be present nt all the Board Roger Beliard, a member of Rockville tage, sleepe 7, and MANCHESTER — Six • room Three-FamUy, deairablo South fered at $28,800. NEED MONEY — $360. Black Teaemeiits 63 water, appliances, garage. mum maintenance. New beat attic,' handy locatitm. |ftl,90O. en has buUt-ta oven and range. - No. 137138 $38,900. Owner, 0488640. meetings. the road crew, suggested that quiet, $116. WMkly. Mrs. Chr- Ranch,- alumihmn And brick, end location. Ask for Joe Lom- CDVENIRY — Newer 8room swivel Headmaster reclining " '■ — ■■ Adults only no osts. MS-0866. ing system. EbcceUent invest Above ground Redwood— pool, --- HOXTSINO AUTHORITY OP TOT No. 0 EMonlan Society ...... the councU pay rtudents $1.86 Hospital Notes ter 742-SlM. Two ballis, fireplace, gara^W, bardo. CEIN’I'EiR ST.—Prim e loca THE UI/rniATE in a Rom- Asenev CTTV OP NHW HAVBN, BT AM TOLLAND — 8room Raised chair, 4 months old. Best offer WE HAVE custmnen waiting ment opportunity. Wolverton included. Wolverton Raised Ranch. Oarage, fire ______’ Large lot. 80a. Wolcott Realty, tion. Older 8 room Colonial. bUag Ranch home, abounding ATS. DONALD T. DOBSOT, BT AL8 : Ranch situated on parklike 2%- place, $20,900. Barbara Ruth Poet said ho would prefer a an hour to cut the grass to ^ . ,..s a a over $100. CaU 6488378. tor the rental of your apart- MANCHE8TE1R one - bedroom Agoicy, Realtors, 6483818. Realtors, 6483818. SUPERIOR COURT AT NHW HA- young person, possihly a stu- highway crew coul^ get off the VlaM^ *!?*''* ****? *" * ment or home. J.D. Real' B8 garden type apartment; $160 OOI^JMBIA LAKE Smah 668 8300. New Listing — Big, epnveniept- Garage, large lot. Asking with charm and perfection, no8 ------VEN, JUNE 16. 187L acre lot, hoTM bem and fenced erford, 046-4678; Pasek Real $28,900. MANCHESTER — Newly listed tied Ugh on a hlU with three VALUE Plus here.. .some pru- ___ ORDER OF_NonOT paddock, 2% baths, $68,600. T.J. d ^ w h o la tateVestod in learn- lawns and work on the reads. »■ ex cep t nm- THREE piece blond bedroom tate Associates, Inc. 6486128. Including heat and ^pUances. wîiront cottys, June and Rt-*- hKsated twoto^y. se^ « NOTICE TO PUBLIC HOU8INO tors, 2887476. tag the various anects of town Bollard explained that the road tomlty where they ore i to 4 solta. bead board. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 648 late August openings. Pbpne OFBHJ cu«om k su baseboard hot water heat- EIGHT-ROOM OIDER Co Raised Ranch with IH baths acres. 3,800 square feet of Uvlng dent buyer is going to get * AUTHORirmS IN TOT STATE OF Crockett Realtor, 876-0378. double bed, triple dresser with NORTHWOOTJ Apartments 6482683, 6486488 or 2288862. Ranch. Ftraptooed-n^ systems. Would you beUeve and double garage. Large area, s% bates, swimming pool, terrific deal on tUs property. oonnecScut- of ------VERNON - New listing 8bed- ê'lînmrmdltomliil^ crew ^nds so and ftei to 8 p-m. 4686. lonial. Four bedrooms, large For taisnoOGA imnVM1 mtSMf *----- HAITISAID PUBUC FUBLtlU UUUmMUjgOUBlNO AUAJtlUXV*AUTHOR- COVENTRY — Beautiful 8 room Ranch. Finished base- The position la an unpaid one ting tee grass around t ^ m irror, Chest-on-efaest $136. One and twe-bodroom apart------jy , ”ff V ^ the mld-twenUesT BeUeve It! horse born with ooiral. Hurry! garagsa. F or $81,900. you get a large cfflE P e x e c u t iv e o f f i- Adml tied F riday: A'vls baths, carp«Alng, sundeok, 30k heated porch, 2-car garage. Heritage House, 6482483. room stone house plus a 8 ment raorMtion room. 114 and will be for a term of |200 per month. Paul W. 7962. AND, the Uds can walk to partment of Community Aftalra ot come the particlpaticn ta town The councU reported the high Ave., and Joseidi Ctaicotae, NINE-ROOM enatom hattt Gar- walking distance of schools, SUBURBAN two-family on a dresser and mirror, flv8 mation, caU anytime, 6482623. Dougan Realtor, 6484686. Two baths, four bedromns, • Buckeley School »««* the tee state of Connecticut; Robert L affairs by young people and school teacher George Coen’s Spring St., bote RockvUle; Dora NEW HARBOR Maine, ocean rlson Colonial 2400 sq. feet, 8 shopping, bus, churches. Alum- STATELY 18room Victorian fireplace, garage, porch. NOTICE country slsed lot. Four rooms drawer ch _____ est ______view cottages, aU m odem utiU- Ortmhkl, situated on over an PHTT R P TPl^ could wMk to a neigh- o*!' urges anyone Interested ta act- appUcation for a federal grant Levesque, Rt. 88, EUtagton; bOdrooms, offloe, SH baths, hium storms, screens, 2 gas Pleasant tree shaded lot in JL A 1 I I ..I l l x IV >fX. boring shopping oontor. T . J . mlselaner of Finance and Control ot each floor, owner’s has fire with stand, rugs, base cabinet, MANCHESTER FOUR-ROOM apartment, ap- Ues, one available Jime 26-July acre ot fine grounds. If you tag as tee board’s secretary to to hire students for wort in Robert kOnnich, StaffordvUle; Apartmente, one and two-bed- panacea, heat, central loca- double garage, earpeting. baseboard heating systems. Call quiet, friendly neighborhood. CrMbatt Raaww. Louis Dimock Realty, 6489838. ADDITIONAL Wolverton Agency, Realton, P olice CSiief Robert KJeU- eRockvUle, Dorothy MBir, Som- O d d i and ends. CaU 6484700. Jidy 81. CaU 643-8248. this one. 40s. ------o f Connecticut; and Bartholomew days. ets, heat, hot water, carÛng, monthly. 640-8810. ______— Gorgeous 8 Qulda Mayor of the City ot New Ha- appropriation 6182818. Bridge Clnb Besulta qulst sent a report on poUce m - gjs Rd., Ellington; Carol Ma- MANCHESTER — 8 room over- room Snllt in l/waitr a a ven by writ, (ummons and com- CONTEMPORARY walnut din apirilancea, air-condiUaner, ______1 Older 8famUy on Bast Side. ______AGENCY r ^ tquit m lovely AA zone. dated kay 6, 1971, returnable BOARD O F d i r e c t o r s sised expanded Ob^ . Two Results of last Friday’s dupU- tivlty regarding drugs over t^ WUllmantlc; Pa- ing room set taMe, 8 chairs parting. Aug. 1st occupancy, FIVE ROOMS, seomid floor, W gm w l T m R M t Needs work, but worth the price. FRECHETTE REALTORS Two fireplaces, 2-car garage, to the Sutwrlor Court to be held at TOWN OF MANCHESTER, 5 8 peting, P««JM to the twenties. Ask tor Joe baths, four bedrooms, family and sideboard. $260. 6488468. adults. Call 6481769. stove, refrigerator. ' ' ------Adults. Be- ______room, aluminum stdlng, 3-car REALTORS (X)NNBC?nCUT curity required. $160. CaU 648 YOUNG reaponatUe couple Lmnbardo. rootn, lOvOIy suburban lot Ga garage, trees, Hutchins Agen- 647-9993 p068iDle« DeUghtful patio, in set fo i& for (1) a declaratory Notice la hereby given that 4644 after 6 p.m. with 8 chUdren would like 8 rage. $38,800. Hayes Agency, PartaUke ^ ^bhaded yard. M r. Judgment determining whether or cy, 6486824. tee Board of Dlrectora of the - Crockett and Thomas Crocket; total esltoatod yal^ $6,^ HUI Apto, aU RockvUle. GAS RANGE and dlsliwartier, IM M EDIATE room apeutment In Manches- Clean two-feunUy, two stones 6480181. I boUi exceUent, 646-4184. OCCUPANCY TICtEE - ROOM apartment. 646-4200 Lombardo, B elfiore A gency, ( i ) the plaintiff* PoUy Moorer and Town of M anchester, Connect!- (X IV E N T R Y — Six-room R aised place, Mrs, Francis worth of contraband drugs ter-Vernw area, reoponable. MANCHESTER — $26,800. 4-4, throw from town. Modem md MANCHESTER - Seven-room MANCHESTER - Rockledge 647-1418. Joseph R. Peter*. tena^ of j,gj^ ^ PubUc Hearing Ranch. BuUt-taa, dtshwakher. watuM and Miss Joyce DrlskeU; have been selz^ and taken out AvaUable July 1st Reason CaU 6780008. two-famUy. New kitchens, cais immaculate, (tountry Uvlng with _ plaintiff Housi^ Authi MOVING South — bl-fl combi- 4%-room Town House apart- able. Call 643-6662, evenings. Cape. Aluminum aiding, hot section, custom built 7-room _ Idly appointed and di qualified In tee Hearing Rdom o f tee Mu- Trees. Only $2,700 down. Pasek thtid place, Mrs. Paul Barton of ’ nation, Jap rnirt fur coat, ment, 2 baths, alr-conditi lot In Ellington, terme to suit bsjaUTIFUL Lookout MOuntato Rose Beauty the ftiU and unrestricted______rigtus and on tee foUowtag: SELLING your home or acre Frisina, Tel. 7489647 " Trading was moderate. lamps, end tables, glaasware, powers of that offloe, it duly appoint- A Ptanning and Zoning (3om- cmdlUon Included. $167 per 7-room R ateed lUnch. 2 flra. BOLTON LAKE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, OONNECTIOUT 1. An apprtqirlatton to be add age? PVir prompt friendly seiv- The noon Dow Jones average floor WBxer. EHectronlc tert 649-6661' 649-2179 mmtta. Paul W. Dougan Real mlsslon to aUow ad d ltl^ low- ^ ^ tadustrlal stocks was up equipment. Pictures, books. places, tiled baths, G.B, Ten-room home on over IH ed to tee capital account of tee Ice, oaU Louis Dlmook Real density multi-family dwellings g ggj tor, 6484666. ______^ may I____ 1971-72 budget for the purpose ty, Realtors, 6488638. Mancheeter Area ice skates, housewares, 7 2 Ins, 2-oar garage, plastered acres of lakefront property! For of that bousing autborl wiU be held on June 24 at 8 p.m THURSTON Apartmenta — 140 walls, laundry room, large dataila, ask tor Joe Lombardo, full and unrestricted r' cf paying tee cost ot tee fol- Among issues traded on the dries. 0486281. HlUlard St, Manchester. Open era of that office, if In the high school. MANCHESTER industrial sone treed lot, city utiUties, 80-4ay ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE bv the appointing authoflty7'TOfT - l®wtag proposed ^ b U c im- J * Coventry Man The hearing’s purpose la ”to New York Stock Exchange, de for your hu^'etion daily, 2 to 8 Fum lshed occupancy. Charles losper- UNIQUE In accordance with the previsioas of Chapter 8, Sectiens 1 and (3) a permanent injunction directing provement and capital project within 34 hours. Avoid red clines held a small lead over ad p.m. Three rooms featuringeaturing * ___ - ____ 8 fai{nUy house, exceUent bust- consider the petHltm of Kane, Machinery & Took 52 ance, 6487620. 8 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by Doni^ T. Dorsey, Commissioner^ „ hereafter be improved *ep«i. Instant service. Hayes Farrell, White, architects, În vances. waU-to-waU carpet. flhades, A pam nen» 6 3 - A ness opportunity. High traftlo the Department of Community At- " nervaiwr oo y ajajMSi Is Arrested count, good condition. Call ' ~ ------' Ranch with in-law suite In near the Board of Dlrectora of the ’Town of Manchester, Connecticut, ftdr* ofConnecticu^ Rob^ I. Be«^ by tee voters pursuant to tee Agency, ew-«ui. behalf ot David Rothsteta to Analysts said some selective 360 AD. DICK press, plate ex- range, refrigerator, disposal t w O-ROOM furnished apart by Bolton. Clean, fresh country June 8, 1971, o f Ordinance as foUows: don. Treasurer- - of-- OonnecUcut,...... AOM provlsicma of Sec. 26, Q iapter poeure unit and paper drlU. now. $81,000. Hayes Agency, MANCHEISTBIR O. Carlson, Commissioner of Fi In Disturbance amend Section 2 of the Zoning ®^ “ “**«• and alr-condltioner. Generous ment, stove, refrigerator, Chapter 88 THE ASSESSMENT OF OONSTRUCTION COSTS OF V of tee Town Charter, at an Regulations of the Town of They noted that blue chips in CaU 872-3710. 6480161. YOU APPRAISE THIS ‘ unajOOEPt e d s t r e e t s nance and Control of OonnecUcut, .closets, basement storage, heat, hot vtater, semi-private ______and Nathan O. Agostlnelll, Oomp- election, namely: Coventry poHce charged Coventry to Increase tee maxi- the Dow average and glamours master TV antenna, laundry Four bedroom, brick-fronted * baths, ptrage, carp^ BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Dlrectora of the TCwn oi tnêr of OonnecUcut, not to refuse Em ergency bath. Apidy Mariow’s, Bks. 867 MANCHESTER — New UsUng, a. an approprlaticn not to ex faciUtiea. Parking tor two cars Qarrlaon Colonial buUt by wanted. A rtlng $26,- Manchester r to honor, recognise and perform all Tliomas J. Kelly, 88, of Goose mum number of low density h ^ s^ngthened. Main St. preferred west side location. presently existing and future ogree- ceed $3,260,000 for tee acqulsl- ______Earlier ta the sesslatt, vteen MMieol Instiwnenl* 53 per apartment. Heat and hot Ansaldi. We feel » Is cor- 1. The Board of Directors may cause to be constructed with Lone CJovesitry, with breaking multi-family dwelling units ta Immaculate 6%-room Ansaldi recUy priced at $88,800. But materials as specified and in a manner as required by the Di & S “» o ‘^‘'‘4S8St__ T _ tlon and purclume of tee prep- Declared In District 8 from 500 to 775 and prices had continued to sag, an- SET LUDWIG DRUMb I^ 8 water included. Peterman AVAHiABLB July 1st, 3 room HOUflf s-a.— sa- -a - a ------A_ .A and entering with violence, ag- STûm®birS Z tea ta this dlyats said May’s tdiarp rise in furnished apartment, first built ranch. 2-car garage, weU you give us your opinion. SCENIC rector of PuMlc Works roads which riiaU be accepted as puhUc tog Authority' ‘of "the" (Sty of erty and assets of the M anches- • _ piece, 2 cymbals with hl-hat, Agency, 6489404. landscaped. Hurry! Hayes highwe^ in accordance with the provisions of the Charter and New gravated assault and Intoxlca- ^_____ ^ c t from 1 to 2. consumer prices and increases floor, ample paridng, some Please caU John Mlace of china, lamps. Some furniture, stove, refrigerator, aU utBiâ yard and iMurUng. $60 weekly, aU schools, shopping, bus. abode, and deposited In the post office, postage prepaid, at least or^wt±iijM>rdcre^ It is . 'ter ter Water Company asaa more iib«niftAivub-witAiv Mkmiiftv nifthtni^ht. rnmv nN*ov aa...*saere.isa«s___ _ rv- êweewxrsoe «yraS0Bl included. Juet redecorated. security required. 848-4944 or available. Owner has other In ten (10) days before the date set tor such Hearing. The estimated .u°ta^^p£S^g?tSL% ^ tally TOt fo^ ta ^ OptiTO ir y l S S " th'^îitare’^ ^ v n terests. 60s. Wolverton Agm- Lovely remodeled kitchen PB. Do drive out to delightful ------and pendency * ______'---- ■______CSentral location, $175. 64M544. 648-4248. (buUt-ins), 8 or 4 bedrooms. cost of such paving shaU be presented to, and be avaUable for be riven said^PSreons persons b:, , ci^tai^ a _panted by the Wa- were tax arrests, the first reasonable...... distance...... apart...... after "‘SfeI^^!ênt.â« derigned ^ ’’1 ^ ^ blocks trad. cy. Realtors, 6482818. Forest Hills any Sunday, if use at, the Public Hearing. 58 FOUR-ROOM apartment. Two ______------1% batbs, large f«rmal Otong you’re Interested In a new home, Co*«P?"y» ^ vlênce start- a two-c^ accident laSt night in Wanted - To lay 8. Upon tqproval ot the prcpcsed assessment by the Board consecuUve lawes commenciu on 1969, and recorded in Vol. 446, e®«?“ .*f*®'- ntniok tee rear of otie operated ^’®‘ 5 5 amount of the assessment aipUcable to his property shaU be re glosa, pewter, oil pointings or ttiii- utiUties. Security deposit. FW Rvnr Four Bedrooms "*** ^ corded in the Town d e rt’s office. Thls diaU be done within five other antique items. Any quan CaU 638-6026. 646-8388, J. Watson Beach Co. tween 2-6 p.m. Any other time (6) days after apppval by the Beard and prior to the commence 388 Ifec den-WolIii tity. The''Harrlscn’a, 648-8709, êw Usting-^dams St. area. 647-1660. --sim idy—caU tor an appdnt- ment of any worit. s e v e n r o o m s , stove, rtorlg- RockvUle 4. On the completion of the wort as determined by the Di 4 MOTIFS M j Crown SL ______166 Oakland Street. FamUy room in basement m ent . 8153 veloper or subdlvlder; ttat te ^ „tUltles were off .3, and rails erator, one year lease. AvaU Fireplace. Only $28,800. Diane MANCHESTER — Newly list rector of Public Works, the Board of Directors shaU cause no Bridgeport Fort. 4lo State 7^ SL, comaoUdate their sewer opera- PoUce authorities denied Ibis, the Gross vehicle had to be be made when ground water ^ , unu raus CAREN APTS. 8-18 Bridgeport; The Bristol Press. 98 able July 1, Write Box O, Man FeUows, 6484678. ed, aluminum sided, young. tice cf such assessment to be given to each owner os soon as the 2211 tiona with those of tee Town of Before a march last Saturday, towed. ned and the same shaU be a Uen Mata St., Bristol; Daitaunr News- Manchester. black policemen picketed poUce xs tee result ,of another oc- levels are “® " " ®®|'Noon prices on the Big Board NOTICE chester Herald. 8%, 4% room iq)artment8. 2-fmnlty, 4-4 GetWgcow iiS ^ E ^ - immaîuiS Top shortie-shorts with Times, 888 Mata SL. Daitaury; mum level, and that fees will , «««« Immaculate condition. upon tee premises of such owner provided that tee Director of Hartford OouranL 385 Brood d , Determtaation of tee man- headqtiarters for about two cldent on Rt. 88 yesterday W ll-, The Conn. Department of tvvO - BEDROOM apartment, AvoUabls now. Including ap 8bedroom older hmne, cen PubUc Works shaU cause a certificate of Uen to be recorded in a cool mini-dress for a Trim your 'linens with Hartford; Manchester Herald, IS be chaiged for the inapection (d q . * 80’s. Heritage House. 6«8346fl. handsome sports-set! No. BtaM m . hSîM er; MuSurtoi^ «®«' *“ which said appropriation w c ^ .\ uam P. Lahey, 49, of 80 Slaaon ’rransportatian. Bureau of Ad second floor, appliances, heat, pliances, waU-to-waU carpet tral location, 8 baths, enclosed tee Town Clerk’s <^ce within sixty (60) days from tee date ot these lovely rose florals PreM, 47$ Mata SL, Middletown; and addition to aald budget Is Tliey demanded promotion o f s t., Bast Haittford was Issued a aewen and wells. o m "** ^ porCh. 240’ deep lot. B el Air 8158 with PHOTO-GUIDE is in cross-stitch and rich A pubUc hearing wlU soon be ^ American Airways, up % at ministration, wlU accept bids hot water, dtsposaL parking, ing, heat, hot water, swim PASEK WARANOKB ROAD... Four .such notice, and such Uen shaU thereafter continue to be a Uen in Sizes 8 to 18 (bust t® be financed and raised, at least 10 blacks on the force, a Bummons for failure to drive on June 29, 1971 at 10:80 a.m ., basement. AvaUable Aug. 1st. Estate, 6488812. upon such premises until tee assessment, together with fees and colors. No. 2211 has hot- set m this ordinance. Natomas, up 1% at 98%; ming pool, storage and park REALTORS M l^ bedroom home In one cf the ______81%-40). Size 10, 82% 1 fteralT8qS*” itow B ^^ whether by taxation, by Dor- greater ratio of black patrolmen in ngbt hand lane. He drove DST., covering the Horlsontal charges, la fully paid, and may be foreclosed In the same man iron transfer for 4 mo During tee audience of clti- National City Oorp., off % $180. monthly, adults. CaU 648' finer residential areas. Excel- BUSINBS8 sened property. bust . . . shortie shorts, tifs; color chart. Haven Reglam. 887 Oraim SL. rowing, by transfer of available and a Wraclal citizens poUcy re- <,ff tee side of tee road and SlgbtUne Improvement on West 4864 after 4 p.m. ing. From $160. CaU Su- ner as tax Uens; and tee Town shaU not be required to file for 1 yard of 45-inch; dress, N®w KftvoD! N*w IdOndon flfty, 47 _ _ * .. . . .a vIaw bnA.ivl • a. mi a..a . Krtna wiiiiAm 'miiiaf erf BrftWftter * Trana Worid Alrilnea. 289-7476 742-8248 lent cenditien through-out, car Buty street. Seven-room pape, record a certificate Of such Uen. SEND 664 is ctisi fw tscS psttm Mata SL, if«w London; Nonrolk funds, or otherwise, or by a " W Doaro. ------« . . . Side of Conn. 10, in the vicinity perlntendant, 8781600, 278- 2% yards. -lacIsS ti s ts tif. as* SMSIisg. peting, etc. Large level lot, double garage. Pwnen anx This Ordinance shaU take effect ten (10) days after this pub- July at Furnace HoUow Rd. (a SPRUCE ST., 4 rooms, heated, PattemB available only Aaae Cabot, Maaelnster 1610, 243-0668. MANCHESTER — Large fam two car garage. T. J. Crockett, ious. ExceUent investment. pubUcatton In this tlCwapaper provided tl-jat wdthln ten (10) days Hoiiilil, 1150 AVE. wicb; Rockville Journal Inquirer, 8 *• Such other matters relating were charged wUh either crbnl- RockvUle. length of 0.2± MUe) in the 2 bedha, parking. 247-4046, 888 in sizes shown. ntU posseosion of incendiaries or J______on Hemlock Point. MiUer said ho Hess, off i at 64%. ily? Need room? How about 6 Realtor 6181677. Paoek Realton, MLS, 3887476, after ttda pubUcatlcn o f this Ordinance a petliUan signed by not OF AHEBIOAS, NEW YORK. SSSm , life wstaTa*’ J°Tta$ton to tee foregoing as may proper- Town of Stafford, Conn. — ______7402. SEND 754 Is esisf fw ***5 N .Y. 16466. fire bombs, and criminal at- 'waa “not againat modular Amex prices at noon includ- bedrooms on a lot over an acre 646-4678. leas than five (6) per cent of tee electma of the Town, as deter -IscIsSn psstsis ssS StsSHnf. WluJinLuic...... „ WUUTO.1 Chronicle, n«. 'ySki be considered at said Hear- SlghtUne Safety Improvement d e LUXE 2 - bedroom apart- MANCHESTER, like new. mined from tee latest official lists of tea Registrars of Voters has Prtst Nasw. SSSrstt vltb Zir tempU to break and enter. gg BillicHi Loaned homes os such . . . but seepage ®^j ' with bath and a haU, 2-car ga Sae Banie% CODE taS Stjrl* NasNMr. WlUtauuUlc; WtasteA Citizen, 44$ tag. on top of tee hill Is so poor” _®3mtex, up 2% to 66; Wilson Project No. 184-lU. ment, waU-to-waU carpeting, Businets LocoH om rage, 2 fireplaces. Want to qulsitely reproduced authentic COUNTRY CLiUB area . not been filed wHh tee Town Clerk requesting Its reference to a Evealag HenUI, 1166 AVE. The Spring & Summer Mata SL, wtaated: Oresnwlcb Time, Dotiald D. Walls, Prior to Monday night’s fires, — ------r — ^ h™™. o * » . . / V, ^------9H-room Dutch Oolcnlal on special Town election. OF AJIBBIOAS, NEW YOBK, 30 E. Elm BL, Oreemrioh, and ta the there wore 27 othorsK , WASHINaTON — Since tee that to put homes on undorslzod 2 to 26%; National PrcqMsala are avaUable at the cempiete appliances, 2 air- 5 4 hear more, caU H-M. Frechette, Builder says to aeU this nhw-' N .Y. U666. ’71 ALBUM is 66f, includes following weekly newspaper: Wind Secretary F o r R a n t . DONALD D. WELLS The fire bombtaga began Sat- Higher Education Act of 1966 lots would bo a great disservice. ]^ “®™ warrants, up^% at Depeurtment of Transportation, conditioners,. fuU boaemant, Realtors, 647-8888. piuii-Uke lot In prestige area. room colonial tor $66,000. Has rttal — as, «66rss* postage and handling. ham Cbunty Observer and Putaom Board of Directors Bureau of Administration, Pur^ waaher-dryer hook-up, vanity COMMERCIAL place lor leoM Three fireplaces, 4 bates, first- five betem m s, 3Vi baths, Donald D. Wrils, Secretary cctl, ttyle MBsSsr s*4 She- NEEDLEWODK ntlMED. . . snr 100 Patriot, 86 South Mata SL, Putnam, urday night after a march by became effective, 2.6 mUUon MlUer told about tee UCkwm ■*®*®®*^ Oll> up 1 fo 18; Board of Dlreotcrs and that return of such seriice be Manchester, Conn. chases Section, 17 Van Dyke type bate, glass rilding doors or sale 461 Main St., next to LOVELY 8rpom Odonial, very floor laundry room, 8 scim choice setting. Top value here. The Spring and Summer ■Mam aaS SIrastlaat far kslt, blacks denumdtag that more students have borrowed newly study of tee seepage ta tee tuea ^^^^^teteoloum, up 1% to . . .Manchester, Oonneatiout saOrsIStiy aaS ersekst sUtsInii made to the above named CourL Dated at Msufehester. Connec onto patio. $220 per monte, post office. ExceUent business large treed lot. Aluminum sld- heating and much more. Must Buy now and choose your own '71 Basic FASHION Book is *54, iKliSn Dtstai. an* Sm - BY THE COURT Negroes be hired by the police $8 bllUon. Loans rose from $77 when tee Ctaptata Nathan H ^ 34%; t w a warrants, aheiul 1% Ave., Hartford, Conn. Atten Dated at Manchester, Crnmectiout -' - ■ ticut, this 16th day of June Robert D. Murdock, Realtor, location with building. OaU ing, douUe garage. Low 80s. see. A real cpportunlty. Hayea decorating. T.J. OTookett, Re $1.00, includes postage Sllsf. (Donnehy, J) departmeiSt. There are SO blacks million in ftacal 1866 to $840 mil- School was cmustructod. He 6x-~ M%; and Technicolor, off' % tion: Mr. BTlUam J. Harvey, this 16th day of June, 1871- and handling. s. Harold J. Ivey 1071 Purchases Coordinator. 6483682. 6482426, 8 8 . 6480604. Agency, 6480181. altor, 6481677. Ass’L aerk on the 800-man force. Uon in fiscal 1970. plained that he felt that no huUd- ^2.
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om PRICE FIFTEEN CENTi VOL. LXXXX, NO. 224 (THIRTT-SIX PA6BB--TW0 SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1971 AdvertM ax Cl)
A 6/2% SALES TAX Four State Men h'Mcskill Meets Believed Lost With Democrats la Plane Crash • On Tax Package FISHERS ISLAND, N. Y. (A P )— The Coast Guard, HARTFORD (A P )— ^Democratic legislative leaders severely hampered by thick fog, probed a small area of met briefly with Gov. Thomas J. Meskill just before Block Island ûnd this morning for a plane that was noon today and, at the governor’s request, agreed to thought to have crashed the night before with four recheck their estimates of how much money the Demo INSURANCE PREMIUMS middle-aged Connecticut men aboard. cratic tax package would bring in. • Two cutters were sent from ------MesklU’s biggest obJecUon to ------^ ^ ------New Xiondon, Conn., and a utili the Dem ocrats’ jdan was his ueen part of the Democratic ne- A Coast Guard spokesman, U. tion WEIRl of nearby Westerly, Meskill indicated that others gotiaUng team during the first Stewart Sutherland, said the R.I. would be invited back to the two series of talks. Caldwell and sear^ would have to be con witnesses reported hearing the bargaining table at the next AjeUo have been the most out fined to a 40-square-mlle area session. spokenly opposed to an Income south ot the Island until the (See Page BlgM) SMiate M ajority Leader J. Ed- tax of all the Dem ocratic weather cleared. Only then could ward Caldwell complained bitter- leaders, WOULD HIT YOUR HOME a more'general search be con ly of “a slap in the face” add ducted, he said. "an outrighit insiilt" and said: (I** Page IHÂ) The four victims were identi fied as Walter Card, 61, Covers Car Crash Lane Rood, Winc&iam Center, Conn., the iôt^ Charles Mlallle, 48, Atwoodvllle St., MansfieOd Kills Three C^ter, Conn.; Peter Tamborini, Senate Set 47, 1148^ Main St., WUlimantlc, North Viets and Dr. Harry Fox, 68, a den From State tist, Bach Road, Windham. Drive Back T o Vote On Sutherland said the plane took MAiNBiFIHLD (AP) — Tliree o ff about 10 p.m . Tuesday In ^ Claude, Vealey, center, is escorted by police to Washington (bounty Courthouse today. (AP Photo) fog so thick that no witness , u Medics Debate Limit could have seen the plane. the**- gradua^ VUAbiUty was about 100 yards “P fatally in- By RICHARD PTLE WASHINGTON (AlP) — As-' at the time, but there was no Juried early Wednesday morn- Slain UMW Insurgent Associated Press Writer slstant Senate 'Republican Lead YOUR CAR. YOUR JOB one scheduled to be in cxiie car hit the trees along out, of the battle of the Vlhear But the Michigan Republican Oreebe,, 28, said the three pas- Route 1®6 “with such force that Suor marshes, reports from the said he doubts the amendment sengers m i the plane had come jjjg gar disintegrated Into sev-. O f ^Jock^ Yablonski and F a m ily Cambodian capital said. by ______Democratic Leader Mike to Fiidiens Island for a Navy jdeces,” said Sgt. Stanley It was reported earlier that Mgnsfieid will survive in its League golf tournament and din- mj^gjatka. Pa, said he gave of his own free wlB' famUy can only be called a Vealey, a 27-year-old laborer, the North Vietnamese had m i- present formj when Senate- ner. The pUot, waited at the WASHINGTON, The state x>oUce sergeant said , ' and without coercion or prom- tragedy.” IdenUfied the two men who he gaged in hand-to-hand combat House conferees meet to resolve airport. for them. all four of the teen-agers had (A P )— Claude E. V e a le y , ^ leniency, menUoned the Vealey, head bowed and hand- said took part In the killings as with the Greebe said he left the air- . ^ ..J as the sharpest fighting in five House draft measures. Dott at 8 T>m and the graduated Tuesday night from co-defendant in the slay- man “Tony” repeatedly, but cuffed, spoke sofUy as he en- J Aubran W. Buddy Martin, 22, erupted in the marshes Griffin also denounced the M m Sbc Windham VocaUonal-Techiilcal . „ TTîx never identified him further, tered his Îty ple>. He wte ^>I^rently took off o« becauseMcause Windham__ ^ ------jR g years ago Ot Unit statement was read in open questioned by Judge George W. also a laborer; and Paul GUly, ggg^ ^ phnom Penh. amendment, adopted Tuesday "there was no one here.” School In WUlimantlc. ------» YOUR FUTURE "They am>arently were cele- ed Mine Workers insurgent court after Vealey’s guUty plea, Sweet in Washington County 87, a house painter. AU three Cambodians reported that on successive 67-4 and 81-38 “I dlcte’t think he had any in- brattng their graduation” with Toaenh A “Jock” Yablon- Yablonskls were slain the Common Pleas Court and sp^ are from the Cleveland area about 20 government soldiers votes, as “a Wnd at JDckey Vealey said GUly was the go- wounded and the enemy Mouse poUttcal operation to ^ several____ other classmates______» josepn at a A. joca monUi the raspy-voiced dal prosecutor Richard party in a “field near a ceme' tery,” NlasUatka said. The crash occurred about a mUe murder today LifeTerm beginning, Boyle page statement was read into ly as saying "Tony” was wlUlng pggpg^ once again to have The Senate meanwhile pre from the party site after the killings were paid for by Tr>rnr flg. y,g record by FBI Agent Joseph "to pay $4,200 to have this oer- . .. , pared for an early afternoon four youths had left for food, a man named “Tony.” vote on, Umiting debate on the U the Masterson of Cleveland, where son (Yablonski) killed.” nled any tnvclvement in In Saigon, a U.S. (tortmand ^ Drawn B y a la y ln ^ a n d ulUmateCy the un- Vealey and the four other de- Kenneth and Joseph Yablon- spokesman confirmed that ene- that drinking had contributed to was in a sordid ^p-by-step ion offered a $60,0(X) reward for fendants irin «,« the case uTAmwere flJ*- ar- gjjj tjie union official’s sons, sat Liberal Democrats who gener Governor Meskill's proposal to levy a 6'/i Vo tales tax A DISASTER FOR THE INDUSTRY the tragic crash, the sergeant statement that told of how he sappers using satchel ally_ oppose filibusters but who A BACKWARD STEP the draft ^~d'”^ er w ^”’at'tlds pirt?’ and two other men stalked Ya- responsible after the slayings. ment was being read. Joseph Wg 1 The Connecticut insurance industrymdust^ accounrsaccounts Torfbr 1 10% u /e re Sams key to that on prdperty and casualty insurance premiums would ® 5^thr>^- h^‘tee?b^ke1l^to‘tl^^^ 'O'- the murders.itUAUcan. Vealeyvealey VCCUCjr said he iw assovfirst was w aj. i^tened,^ n ed UlbCllV*jr,Intently, ovis«sf*a»seldom even TT“‘'f Q lliYirniltlltlffll ' j dUIllD X v t T . of the work force in the state. These jobs would be Republican sources said A family paying $150 a year for homeowners' insur Urns had drunk any of It. Yablonski home before dawn ‘ "This is a terrible tragedy,” preached about kUUng someone moving, while Kenneth nervous- • • demUltarUed enough OOP lawmakers backed NEW HAVEN (AP) dd initially. “I do not the time he didn’t know It ly ghifted and nibbled at his fin- place an unfair burden on every family and every 'eopardized as policyholders seek to evade the tax George Sams Jr., the key The three who perished in the the morning- * - of-- Dec. 3^1^, Boyle y ® said------or -- would artUlery cloture to give It the needed ance would have to pay an axtfa $9.75 In tax. ^ Brent iinfltnlrs and DumDed bul- know at this time what or who wouia If Demo- t>y buying insurance out of state, car owners go un Witness in Connecticut s cra^ were dead before help crept ^ summ business in Connecticut. It would tax: p^dn.,«oB.d N insured and large employers shift to self-insurance. A one-car family paying $400 a year for auto insur unsuccessful kidnap-mur- could reach them, police ^d. - - Yablonski and hte ê 'ore the election that saw Boyle down Kenneth Yablonski a ,. ammo dumn at *^*Sen Robert C Byrd D-W.Va. Other states would retaliate with a similiar tax against der case oominai:against Black They 'êre were wenêaIdentified as hodRob-- ;____ ^ ; ;»v,., ; t ^ t 7 'ihe job n ^ y was nma daughter.rimivhter. But whatever the defeat ^ YablMiskiow,»,=ih fm- for the nreri.presl- cheeks, At another, Joseph cov- that rocked the ammo dump Sen. Ro . yrd. Panther Chairman Bobby Kaâpata, 17, of Winimantlc, ^ cause, the violent deaths of dency of the 200,000-member (See Page Sixteen) ance would have to pay an extra $26 in tax. Connecticut insurance companies that could total* a (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) The Element, which Vealey three members of the Yablonski UMW. quarter of a billion dollars a year — ah impossible G. Seale, was sentenced to (See Page Twelve) A two-car, two-teenager family paying $850 a year burden. day to life in prison. Yo«r fin imaniCBb Sams, on Dec., 1, 1989, had for auto insurance and $150 for homeowners' Insur jdeaded gtdlty to second-degree ance would have to pay an extra $65 in tax. murder in the slaying of Alex SPONSORS Rackley, a New York Black Congress T q Get Your homaowienT liranMctk Panther whose death Sams said Connecticut business and industry would face a new Insurance Association of Connecticut Seale had ordered in May, 1989. Chicago Paper Becomes Fourth to Print tax of up to $20 million. Connecticut Association of Independent Insurance Seale cuid a codefendant, Mrs. ‘Top Secret’ Look Yoir Mto Im raiMi EMcka Huggins, were cleared of A gents capital charges last month when This is a tax on necessities of modern-day Connecticut Independent Mutual Insurance Agents Association of a six-month trial ended in a hung jury and Superior Oourt Story Based on Classified Pentagon Study At Pentagon Study ) WerioiMi’t eomimisaliM i■Mn■eib life. Connecticut Judge Harold M. Mulvey dis Connecticut State Association of Life Underwriters missed the charges the ext WASHINGTON (AP)—President Nixon announced It would hurt people who can least afford to pay it. flay By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I AHtomoUle fiM I InunMNb Ainerican Insurance Association Conviction of second degree The Chicago Sun-'Times today he will make available to Congress on a “ top murder carries a mandatory life secret” classification basis the full 47-volume of a Pen American Mutual Insurance Alliance today became the fourth It would hurt our state's economy, already hard sentence in OMmectlcut. newspaper to publish arti tagon study of U.S. involvement in the Vietnam war. “It’s a sad thing, but I must pressed by inflation and a recession. NationCi Association of Independent Insurers cles based on a classified The White House said the ------— ^ ^Benaral Ihriillity insuraneab sentence you to state prison for President acted since the unau- ôpy ot a 1966 study ot the ’Ton- Judge Pentagon study of the th^ rest of your life,” thMized publication of some Un Gulf incident. That was a Mulvey ttdd Sauns, 26. Vietnam war. Federal portions of these documents u.S.-North Vietnam naval en- A no^r Panther who pleaded courts have restrained The created a situation in which counter which preceded U.S. guUty of second degree murder york Times, 'The Congress -"would necessarily be combat entry Into the war. The In the case, Warren Klmbro, vVashiniTton Post and The was to be sentenced later this âsningTOn rost ana in e making judgments .. . on the incident occurred In 1984. basis of incomplete data which This is among materials that afternoon. Boston Globe from pnnt- could give a distorted Impres- have been dealt vrith in the Both Klmbro and Sams turned ing further articles based slon of the report’s contents.” . newspaper articles which have state’s evidence after they on the secret papers in “For that reason the Presl- become the subject cf court changed their pleas to their possession. dent feels that It is only fair to cases. The government has Seale pleaded innocent of aU Tile Sun-TTnles printed the Congress and to persons men sought to stop publication of the (See Page partial text of a State Depart tioned In the documents that the secret material. PHONE OR WRITE GOVERNOR MESKIIL THE LEGISLATIVE LEADERS, YOUR STATE SENATOR OR REPRESENTATIVE. TEU. THEM ment cCHclal’s August 1983 full report be made available,” Ziegler also said the Justice memo recomnlendlng that press secretary Ranald L. Zie- Department;, is gUng ahead Mdth South * Vietnamese Pre&ldent gler said. the court cases and Its proceed- YOU ARE OPPOSED TO A SALES TAX ON INSURANCE PREMIUMS. Ngo Dlnh Diem be toppled if he Ttie government, through the ings against the newspapers in entered into negotiations with justice Department, has been volved are not affected in any Dolan, Torza North Vietnam. resisting in the courts, newspa^ way by the President’s turnover In a