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Delegate Schedule McGovern MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Here Is the schedule for the Democratic National Con­ Business vention, all times E D T: ‘Sure’ O f ?! MONDAY 7 :30 p.m.—Opening ceremo­ nies for the first session. First 7:55 p.m.—Welcoming in­ Victory troductions by Sen. Lawton M. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Chiles and Rep. Claude D. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Democrats wade into a logjam Pepper, both of Florida, and Battling Democrats are pre­ of credentials scraps tonight at Miami Beach Mayor Chuck paring to launch their 1972 their national convention amid Hall. nominating convention under Indications compromises may 8:15 p.m.—Welcoming ad­ strict security tonight with Sen. saw through roadblocks In dress by Lawrence F. O’Brien, George McGovern’s hopes for a smaller states but not in the chairman of the Democratic firstballot presidential nomi- red-hot California battle. Natlonal Committee. nation riding on the bitter Cali­ The unprecedented con­ 8:45 p.m.—Report of the Cre­ fornia credentials showdown. vention consideration of 23 dentials Committee. Bolstered by two favorable challenges to. delegates in 16 parliamentary rulings and In­ states marks the final stage of dications of support from dele­ a reform struggle within the gates uncommitted In the presi­ party that requires participa­ dential race Itself, McGovern appearance with two other candidates on NBC’s “ Meet 'Phe Press” tion of more women, youths Their differences are momentarily sidetracked as the three lead­ said he expects to win his fight program. Left to right: Sens. George F. McGovern, Hubert H. and minorities. ing contenders for the Democratic presidential nomination join in a Ellsberg, for reinstatement of 151 Califor­ It appears the boggUng vol­ triple handclasp in Miami Beach Sunday at the start of an Humphrey, Edmund S. Muskie. (AP photo) nia votes that were stripped by ume of credentials fights— his political rivals on the Cre­ which some said would last dentials Committee. more than a full day If settled Russo Go That could lift him to within on the floor—might be reduced 60 votes of a first-ballot by compromises in advance of South Windsor triumph Wednesday night, ac­ Rittenband Pledges IRA Breaks Off the convention’s opening bell. cording to The Associated But the night’s biggest con­ Frishees Fly On Trial Press tally of delegrate frontation is expected on the Toward Record challenge to California’s win- LOS ANGELES (AP) — Un- And such a decision Vigorous Campaign Truce in Ulster n e r-t a k e-all-prlmary rules usual ground rules govern jury **^*s:ht set off a rush by uncom- where both Sens. George selection as Daniel Ellsberg "**tted delegates to get on what By SOL OOHBN At noon today The South BELFAST (AP)—^The Irish Republican Army’s Pro­ McGovern and Hubert H. and Anthony Russo go on trial ^^6** would look like a winning (Herald Beporter) Windsor Frlsbee IntemaUonal tournament began Its 109th- visional wing broke o ff its cease-fire Sunday night Humphrey said they are not In today In Papers bandwagon. Pledging to conduct a vigorous campaign in all 13 hour Of consecuUve "Frlsbee after 13 days and renewed its guerrilla campaign. At a compromising mood. ca se. Backers of Sen. Hubert H. towns of the district and warning incumbent Democrat U.S. District Court Judge Wll- Humphrey of Minnesota, lead- Tossing" and the youths partici­ least six persons were killed, and Northern Ireland tee­ McGovern won the 271 Cali­ llam M. Byrne Jr. has barred “ B:ht to maintain the William Cotter, “Your do-nothing record in Congress pating are receiving town and tered on the brink of civil war. fornia delegates in the primary will be the issue of the campaign,” Atty. Richard M. statewide recogniUon. The Provisionals charge that ------attorneys from questioning po- Credentials Committee decision but the Credentials Committee that divided the 151 California Rittenband of South Windsor warmly thanked the First They have appeared on Tele­ British troops junked the cease- year alone, 206 have perished, la,ter decided they should be al­ tentlal jurors and says he will vision news and will again fire by attacking Roman Catho- The truce was shattered ask all questions himself— votes among McGovern’s rivals District GOP. convention Saturday for giving him the located on the basis of popular In the state’s June 6 primary, be filmed Wednesday by Chan­ Ucs In Belfast’s Lenadoon dis- when a coldmn of 2,000 Catho- votes, paring the South Dakota drawing from lists of queries Republican nomination for Congress on the first ballot. submitted by attorneys for both "'ere a bit more cautious In dls- Rittenband, whose, home ------^------nel S and SO. trlct. William WlUtelaw, the ues marched on the Lenandoon senator’s total to 120. The other So far the youths have col­ Brltl^ administrator for North- housing project in Belfast to defense and prosecution. cussing the floor fight that will in South WtadsBT is at 98 Scott „,an who nominated YelUn. De- 150 are split among the other highlight tonight’s possibly Dr., entered the conventlan jiverlng a light, humorous, lected 815 for the Cancer Fund em Ireland, charged that the force resettlement there of 16 Democratic presidential con­ The defendants, Ellsberg, 41, and have not been overlooked IRA “set up” the incident “to catholic families bombed out of and Russo, 35, charged In con­ marathon session. ^ favorite over four oUier can- i^ugh - provoking, tounge- In - tenders—most of them going to "I think the chances are fair dUates. Needing TO votes to win speech In Uie WiU Rogers by friends, relatives or the provide justification for re- their homes in a Protestant Humi^rey, who Is leading the nection with the leak of top se­ Town o f South Windsor. Mi­ sumption o t terrorist activity.” area. cret documents to news media, to good we will be seated,” said on the flrgt ballot, he had 80 on tradition, WlUlam Parmer drew fight to uphold the Credentials state Sen, Mervyn-Dymally of the first oount, and so after all standing ovattau-Hefroceived chael Freeijmah, one of the He - said the troops were Atod Squads of the militant Ulster Committee declslm.. have protested the judge’s decl- M f t t n h n w tfeVAiM w a a s t A o M r l >.'*1 I'l?' ■^iii I Msbijpiiwllislll tiiKt Saturday

By DOUG BEVINS Althougdi 76 passengers ap­ Thompson has often said he fa­ (Herald Reporter) pears to be a small number — vors mass transit, such as buses Tlie Manchester - to - Hart­ all of the buses were less than' to alleviate traffic congestion ford express commuter bus got half full that figure Is sUg^t- and pollution. rolling this morning with an en­ ly higher than the results of “It (the Burr Comers buses) couraging number of pas­ the West Hartford-to-Hartford will be successful — It had bet­ sengers — 76 — according to the commuter bus on its first day ter be,” Thompson said. Connecticut Department of (Jan. 17). "This Is our first big step In Transportation (DOT). The West Hartford route, mass transit," Commissioner The buses were oU on sched­ which starts at Corbins Comer, Wood said In regard to the two ule and no problems were re­ started — like the Manchester bus projects. The ultimate an­ ported by either the DOT or the route — as a 90-day experi­ swer to the transportatlOTi prob­ Connecticut Co., which runs the ment. In April, the DOT decid­ lem, Wood noted, would require ed to continue the West Hart­ m buses. •“some form of compulsion.” The one-way fare Is 60 cents. ford service, and those buses The DOT Is often under attack Free parking and a bus shelter now carry more than 250 pas­ by conservationists tor the are provided at Burr Comers sengers per day. m^y highway construction via a DOT arrangement with Manchester Mayor John projects, but DOT officials have developer Charles Schnler. Thompson, Deputy Mayor Pas­ said the edtemaUve. — mass The buses make four stops In cal Prignano, and Town Mana­ transit—will only succeed If peo­ downtown Hartford. ger Robert Weiss went to Burr ple can forego their cars. Returns trips will be every Comers this morning to see the TTie commuter bus project ten minutes between 4 and 6 buses off. ^ ti^l allow families to ^ake do Mayor Thompson said he with only one car, Wood added. p.m. hopes the buses will be success­ “ Wb had a good, fast ride The Connecticut Co. will re­ ful, and both he and Weiss urg­ and a, comtortetole ride," said ceive a subsidy from the DOT to ed Manchester residents to take State Tran^HMtatton Oommls- cover any loss in the express rioner A. Earl Wood, who took advantage of the Service. bus service from Manchester. Town Manager Robert Weiss, Mayor John Thomp­ morning. The buses, leaving Manchester evpry 10 the first buB teavlng Manches­ Thompson, watching traffic The DOT guarantees the bus son, and Deputy Mayor Pascal Prignano discuss minutes from 7 to 9 a.m., carried 76 passengers this ter. The bus riin, estimated to on Tolland T^ke. by Burr Cor­ company revenqe of 8230 a day,' V\ mprmng. ners, lamented thjat many pass­ the' Burr Co^rs-to-downtown Hiartford express take 18 minutes, took just over commuter bus service which started running this (Herald photo by Becker) ten minutes. Wood said. ing cars carried only a driver. (See Page Xhiriilen)

r-: MANCHESfER EVENING flERA>J>. ^MANCHESTER, K.SI EAST quire another selection. The Singer Learning Center ,^^18 and pets, 12. post home. (40) 1 Love Lucy fAAINTAL OiNDANCI soup before you fling the steak > 9 6 4 S;S0 (8) I Dream of Jeannie tuoMtno A The Republicans, after delay­ will hold an orientation meet- i j H (p KK7 (p J 1095 (SS) Hogan's Heroes SOIM MMirltl ftkv Not on the grill. If your husband (or ing once because of a challenge S U Iteble For WTliwiliW some reasonable facsimile 0 K J 10 0 QS-* (t4) Eleotrto Compiuiy 4bKQ10 87 i|b642 to the population balance J u f n s L thereof) tries to broil the steak among the districts, conducted People frequently ask me why But a 16-year-old or even a 20- (30) OUU^an's Island (40) News prematurely you must divert SOUTH congressional nominating con­ I do not review recordings. I year-old, will not have a world ft KQJ 108 5:55 (3) What's Happening him until the right moment ar­ ventions Saturday. did once, but the recording in­ famous reputation so she can’t mniiiCTio <;7. A Q 3 8:00 (S-8-M) News UmMr 17 rives. Naturally, there’s a way Both U.S. Reps. Robert H. dustry both here and abroad the 45-year-old dame who makes FartfltorAduH Guardian (18) Movie to prove this delicate point of 0 62 fias devoted itself for years to a great dramatic production of Steele of the 2nd District (east­ ’.'Ambush at ’Tbmahawk housewifery with a bridge hand. A 95 I . making commercial successes, a role that should be young, ern CormecUcut) and Stewart Gap” ’53. John Hodlak, South denier. .Soiilli West North East whereas 1 am only interested in frothy, and insouciant. It isn’t At least six bills of musical ing three plays In repertory, B. McKinney of Fairfield in the John Derek. North)South \’ulnerable. 1 ft 2 A 2 0 Pass artistic successes. Also I find it only the record companies who entertainment are scheduled two by Shakespeare and one by 4th District (Fairfield County) (24) Hodgepodge Lodge Opening lead — King of I’ass 4 ft All Pass an anomalous condition that pursue this course. ’The Met em­ for the summer thesplans this George Bernard Shaw. The Sha­ ^ NO ONK UNOf R 17 ADOMTTIO 7 ♦ were nominated to seek re-elec­ (30) To Tell the’Truth (Affi lUnii may vary Clubs. only one orchestra in the United ploys leading singers oniy if week. Presently starring in vian “Major Barbara” is pre­ tion. Steele was imopposed. HNE 40) ( Daniel Boone in cartain araad You win the first trick with States has a recording contract they have made a reputation "South Pacific" at the Triangle McKinney won the district eas­ 6:30 (3) CBS News sented for the first time on the the ace of clubs and return a (and that with a European con­ eisewhere. Winning a Met audi­ Playhouse in Farmington is ily defeating James Harris of (8) ABC News Stratford stage and stars Jane lew diamond from dummy. protect dummy’s entry by re­ cern) when the best orchestras tion leads to an absolute dead Greenwich, 186 to 16. (4) Evening at Pops Reger Lcucks. The tenor, a na­ Alexander, Lee Richardson and You expect to take the next fusing to ruff. Discard a heart are here. end in that house. Commerciai tive of Manchester now resid­ THEATER TIME ■The following results oc­ (22-30) NBC News Peter Thompson. Paul Hecht diamend with dummy’s ace. from dummy on the third round This latter situation comes success, not artistic value is the ing in Glastonbury, has appear­ curred in the other districts;. 6:55 (40) News plays Mark Antony In both “ Ju­ SCHEDULE Then you will ruff a diamond, of clubs. about through the intransigence criterion in both places. ed locally and In the area as lius <3aesar’’ and “ Antony and —1st District (Hartford); 7:00 (3) Democratic National hoping to set up the rest of Now West Is helpless. If West of the American Federation of ’Then there is the matter of soloist rn many occasions with Cleopatra.” Salome Jens is Richard Rlttenband, an attor­ Convention Special. Burnside—“ Godfather” 8:00 dummy’s suit. Finally, you will lends another club, you con ruff Musicians. I’m altogether in fa­ balance. Having hired a soloist various musical g^roups. For the Cleopatra. This delightful the­ ney from South Windsor, de­ First session of the week- Cinema I—“ Godfather” 1:30. draw trumps with the king, in your own hand. You will dis­ vor of the musician’s union, but or soloists at a high price, the past few years, he has appear­ ater setting is situated near an feating four other contenders. long convention at Miami 5:00, 8:30 queen and ace — in that order. card another heart from dum­ in the matter of recording ses­ A & R man decides that this ed with the Simsbury Light inlet of Lqng Island Sound. Pro­ He had 86 votes, compared with Beach. Cinema II—“ What’s Up Doc” ? This will land you in dummy my and proceed with a cross sions I think those in charge of soloist wiil be heard in no,un­ Opera Company. Jn "Swth Pa­ vided are areas for picnicking Deputy Mayor Arthur Fay of (8) Truth or Consequences 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30 with the trumps all drawn so ruff. If West shifts to hearts, policy have been quite short certain fashion. cific,” he sings the role of West Hartford, 67, Mark Yellin (22 SO) News and opportunities for browsing, State—“ Ben" 1:00, 2:60, 7:30, that you can cash good dia­ you get a free finesse. And if sighted. Recordings are still be­ A mike is placed close to the Lieutenant Cable. Marjorie particularly an herb garden and of West Hartford 3, and Donald (40) ABC News 9:20 monds. West leads trumps or diamonds, ing made, but they’re being soloist whose part is then am­ Loucks, his wife, appears in the a museum of Shakespearian LaCrolx of Hartford 2. Rltten­ 7 :S0 (8) This Is Your Ufe UA Theatre — “ Fuzz” 7:00, This is a good plan, and West you proceed with your original made in Europe and the Ameri­ plified considerably while the chcrus at nurses. Brad Mason, costumes. band, an aide to former Hart­ Guest: Barbara Eden. 9:30 can see that it will \york. Ho plan. Your game contract Is can musician doesn’t get a "gain” for the orchestra is re­ also familiar to Manchester au­ Check with the box office of ford Mayor Aim UcceUo, will (18) Dick Van Dyke Manchester Drlve-In — “Box­ wins the second trick with the safe. nickle of this revenue. duced. This gives a false bal­ diences as a soloist with the your choice for correct curtain face U.S. Rep. William R. Cot­ tlonal Convention car Bertha” 9:00; “ Pickup On Daily Question Another thing I don’t like ance, and when people go to Manchester Messiah Chorus, time. ten of diamonds, cashes the ter. (22-30-24) Democratic Na- 101” 10:35 As dealer, you hold: Spades, about today’s recordings is that hear the same thing "live” they will play the role of Emile de queen of clubs and then leads —3rd District (New Haven : (40) Polka East Hartford Drive-In — the ten of clubs. 5-3; Hearts, K-8-7; Diamonds, they are "gimmicky” and very compiain that the orchestra is 8:00 (8-40 Men's Olympic Becque. “ South Pacific,” with State Rep. Henry Povlnelll of frequently faked. Ever since the too loud. This is not the case; such unforgettable tunes as Sailing Cup “ Summer Of ’42“ 10:40; “ Klute" Make Dununy Ruff K J-10; Clubs, K-Q-10-8-7. 'Milford won by acclamation be­ Track and Field Trials 8:45 West’s idea Is to m.ake dum­ What do you say? advent of tape it has been in­ the performance balances as (18) News “Some Enchanted Evening,” fore the first balloting ended creasingly easy to fake perfor­ the composer conceived it when “ Younger than Springtime,” To Norwalk Man East Windsor Drlve-In—“ Bed- my ruff. This will leave dummy . Answer: Bid one club. This is over Richard Antonetti of West (24) Spcu:e Between knobs and Broomsticks” , 8:45; a borderline bid since you have mances. One of the most fa­ it is "iive” except on rare occa­ “ Ball Hal” and others, will con­ DARIEN, Conn. (AP) — Pe­ with only two trumps so that Hartford, an independent candi­ Words Special. “ Rio Lobo” 10:45 mous instances came just after sions. tinue through July 22. ter Ford of the Norwalk Yacht you cannot draw three rounds only 12 points In high cards. date for Congress in the 1970 Documentary about the Meadows Drive-In — “ Boxcar the advent of tape, with a re­ The other evening I had occa­ The popular and controversial Club has captured the 1972 Gov­ of trumps ending In the dum­ You decide to bid rather than' election. He faces U.S. Rep communication gap. Bertha” 8:50; “ Pickup On 101” cordings of parts of "Die sion to listen to the "Kindertod- "Jesus (3irist, Superstar,” is my. If you can’t ^do that, you to pass largely because of the Robert N. Giaimo, who is seek 8:30 (18) Water World ernors Cup with impressive fin­ 10:37 Walkuere” by Wagner, featur­ tenlieder” of Gustav Mahler in playing all this week at the ishes in weekend yacht races. cannot cash .good diamonds. two tens and of the good spot- Ing an eighth term. reduced Host: Lloyd Bridges. Mansfield Drive-In—“ Summer ing Kirsten Flagstad in the title a fairiy recent recording. ’The Candlewood Theater in New Ford finished first Saturday To put It another way. West cards in clubs. —6th District (Meriden, Wa 9:00 (18) 700 Club of ’42” 8:30; “ Klute” 10:15 role. singer was a baritone who 15 Fairfield. and again in the second race In is attacking dummy’s eventual Copyright 1972 terbury, Danbury): State Rep 9 :S0 (8-40) Democratic Na- Jerry Lewis Cinema, South I own this .recording, and years "back was hailed as a Opening tonight at the Good- the series on Sunday. The first entry to the diamonds. You can Genera': Features Ooip. Ronald A. Sarasin of Beacon tlonal Convention. Windsor—"Summer of ’42” 7:00; from stock when it came out I was amazed speed Opera -House in East Falls, an assistant House mi. marvelous singer of "lleder." (4) Book Beat race Sunday .was canceled after ’’Klute” 9:00 at the sound of Madam Flsig- The reputation was deserved, "Many Lives, One Love.” Haddam is the Jerome Kem time allowance elapsed. nority leader, won unopposed stad’s voice. Even before World nien he went into opera, where 10:00 (24) Forsyte Saga musical “ Sunny,” \riilch was a ' Wally Lineburgh of the Cedar He will run against U.S. Rep War II it had been going down his voice just wasn’t big 11:00 (8-22-30-40) News Broadway smash in 1926. Miss Point Yacht Club won the final A I R COlilOITIONTD flea mart^ ilea mart John S. Monag^ln, who also is hill in performance, but on this enough. He strained and shout­ 11:30 (8-40) Dick Cavett Show Leland Palmer, \vho has just race Sunday. S T A T E — every fvary going for his eighth term. recording it sounded great. ed with the result the quality Guest: Clement FTreud. left the national company of Ford was presented with the m a n ch itTm c f ht. h Sun " jSun —6th District (noi'thwestem rKfl HARK KIAU Of fHIATWt Eventually the story leaked out. of, his voice suffered. (22-30) Tonight Show “ Applause” will star as “ Sun­ Governors Cup In ceremonies (Henud photo by Buceivtcius) Connectlfut); John F. Walsh, a She didn’t sing the top notes at In an effort to find roies that Guest host Joey Bishop ny.” The musical will play at the Noroton Yacht Club. Where "WILLARD" Miss Laurie Lee Osgood of Vernon, Miss Manchester 1972, looks over wardrobe New Britain lawyer and one­ summer all. They were sung by Eliza­ he could really sing well, he and Redd Foxx, Brod­ through Aug. 12 at the beau­ Steve Hicks of the Belle Haven ended... she will wear this weekend when she competes for the “Miss Connecticut, time law partner of Gov. Thom­ beth Schwarzkopf and spliced in learned many different ones, erick Crawford. tiful Victorian theater on the Yacht Club was second for the 1972” title in Southington. Clothes and accessories were gift of Butterfield’s. as J. MeskUl, won in a many- when needed. thus appearli^ In many differ­ Connecticut River. series and Lineburgh was third. sided contest to campaign separates Just why Schwarzkopf con­ ent operas. Tlte public had Jim Nabors, star of televi­ against U.S. Rep. Ella T. sented to this sort of deal I heard of his reputation as a Hartt Group sion, will entertain audiences Grasso. Walsh had 146 votes. have no idea. She is not men­ "lieder” singer but thought this all this week under the new begins. She Seeks State Title Deputy State Pers

i. ■ J /• MANCHESTER EVENING HERAt»x MANCHESTER, CCNN., MONDAY, JULY 10,. 1972 PA G E F IV E PAGE FOUR JIANCHBST^ EVENING HERAtb, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JULY 10, 19*12 This Convention Among the Key Figures Bailey Says McGovern Protests In Pursuit of a Solar Corona Must Take Early Vote Continue Kennedyl^enneay luusKieMuskie Wallace n auaca m i a m i b e a c h , Fia. ( a p ) -itjrf. f f fiJjf f, X, ,*x> HARTFORD (AP) — Sen. ward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., or nipples gobbled up watermelon Is Differentef ef HYANNI PORT, Mass. (AP) MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — McGovern needs and Sen. Edmund . Muskie, D- that had made up a caricature 8 8 Old Devil Moon Cuts Sun — Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, Sen. 'Edmund S. Muskle’s ad- George C. Wallace, dlre’cting pj-^^]jgijiy g;et, the presiden- Maine, would have a better ®t President Nixon s face at keeping a firm grl{> on hU neu- visers have left slightly ajar a, *>18 convention forces from a nomination at the National chance of carrying Connecticut Elamlmngo Park as part the ... Or Is It ? trallty stand In the choice of door to a possible second run"'*^beelchair, is making person- Democratic Convention on the than McGovern, and he noted nondelegates' flnaj protests pri- SPOKANE, Wash. (A P ) — A disc the corona becomes vis- Ipee at nearly 600 miles arf hour people in New England will not stare at the sun, but because of sise of the hole. It can be from *® Democratic presidential for the vice presidency In his to-person appeals to uncom- ,jj,gj gegonj ballot, says that Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey to today’s opetong gavel of team of solar astronomers Ible, the source of many sclen- t)te scientists hope to extend think a solar eclipse is an evil the reduced light during an eel- a few inches to several feet. MIAMI BBBACH, Fla. (AP) — vention freshmen and can’t candidate, spent the weekend efforts to mediate between mrited and even unfriendly Democratic Chalrmwi carried the state In 1968 with a ‘*'® Democratic National Con- h (^ s to make an airborne ob- tists' attention. their observing time during to- dragon eating the sun. Nor will Ipse, they ^ In k their eyes will One should not view the The carpet Is down, the bunting sing ’’Happy Days are Here sailing on his new 64-foot yacht feuding Democrats. delegates while joining ■ other Bailey. ' margin of 60,(XX) votes. vention. servatlon eight miles above Experiments aboard the air- tallty from rate minute, 59 sec- they fire off rockets and make not hurt. But even If the sun eclipse through sunglasses, used 1 V**’ Dariy O’Brien’s gav- Again” without a cue card, and planned more of the same Muskie’s long consideration candidates in a stop-McGovem - However Bailey who was Bailey said that In contrast Elsewhere Sunday, some 200 Northern Canada of the sun’s craft were to measure the co- onds, to three minutes and 42 loud noises to scare the beast Is 99 per cent obscured. It emits photo negatives, tinted glass, e Is about to bring the Demo- There’s just no mistaking a po- as delegates struggled over ore- of his role In the challenges to coalition. chairman of the national party with the 1960 convention, when backers of StudeiRs for a corona during the solar eclipee rona’s magnetic field. Its tern- seconds, an important gain. away. enough visible, ultraviolet and telescopes, commercial sun fll- MOON cratlc saints and sinners Utlcal convention, reform or no dentials and the nomination. the seating cf the California The Alabama governor has the administrations of he helped Kennedy get the Democratic Society held a pro- today. perature, and other character- At ChurchiU, Man., and near But they will be tempted to Infrared rays to cause the pain- ters or welders glasses. These marchlng in again. reform. While Kennedy Is remaining and I'llnols delegations has led ®®at out Invitations to all state presidents Kennedy and Jrfm- nomination, he isn’t ’’emotion- ‘®®‘ at the wank Play- A converted Air Force cargo istics that still aren’t well un- Halifax, N.S., the Canadian Re- look at the sun and this could less retinal dsunage. devices screen some of the To the beat, It would seem, of The giant hall stands bathed, aloof from the convention, flat- him, he said Sunday, to try to delegations, offering chartered- wouldn’t sav whom he ore- ally” committed to any candl- Pl^a Hotel where ma^r jet stuffed with elaborate sclen- derstood despite 140 years of search Council planned to fire a summon an evil dragon called Specialists at the Massachu- glare and visible sun rays, but a lot of different drummers, like most things, here that don’t ly rejecting any idea of accept- act,as mediator. bus transportation If they need P™ jgfe this year. financial contributors to the •tlflc gear monitored by two research. total of eight rockets to loft in- blindness. setts Eye and Ear Infirmary are mostly Ineffective In stop- Delegates In dungarees and move and some that do. In car- Ing a nomination for idee presi- One possible compromise that h to reach the hotel where he nrhoT-nm isimilav ______Democratic party held a con- dozen scientists from the Los Scientists believe that the co- struments into the path of total- The Massachusetts Eye and say the best w ay to view an ping Invisible Infrared n ys. Daahlkls. From Southern man- ntval-llke splashes of red, white dent and repeating his stand may help jell the party, key has a plush, 20th-floor suite. faailnir that ventltm klckrff dinner, Alamos. N.M., Scientific Labo- rona contains clues to how the Ity. Another Los Alamos gproup Ear Infirmary, The American eclipse Is on tele\dslon. But oth- Direct viewing can be fairly sions and Washington, D.C.„ and blue. that he has no desire to run for aides said, might be Muskle’s Wallace aides kept their si- bas aulte a lead in Trade Jumps 87% ratory was to take off from sun Interacts with the earth— at Poker Flats, Alaska, also Society for the Prevention of er indirect methods which can safe by using tw6 or three fully welfare homes. IVlth buttons Elaborate portraits of party president this year, reports per- willingness to accept the No. 2 l®nce on the Identity of one ofaelacataa B allev oald Beach s vast r e t lr ^ e n t com- Fairchild Air Force Base here, why it causes disruption of ra- planned to launch a rocket Blindness and many others are be used are viewing the reflec- exposed and developed pieces that say ”,Lqt George Do It” mentlonables peer down on the slst from Miami Beach that spot on the ticket. two candidates for the Demo- thot mnat TAIPEI — Trade between munlty were to be honored A t 3:42:66 EDT at a point dlo communications, the In- loaded with special In- calling for New Englanders to tlrai In a pool oi water (not in a black and white film. Color and mean McGovern in one delegates, as if no man dare bring the Massachusetts law- Although Muskie remains cratlc presidential nomination would nominated Taiwan and CJanada reached p®®^ ^t toe picnic sponsored northwest of Hudson Bay and triguing northern and southern struments. use caution In \iewlng the glass or mirrored vessel, how- film should not be used because case and Wallace in another. commit an act of heresy be- maker’s name into nomination publicly reluctant about a cast- who have visited toe governor. . Hp-ra,d ballot” *123.2 million in 1971, an 87.6 by the Ywth International P a - 1,600 miles from the North lights and other effects that In- The National Science Founda- eclipse. ever or using a pinhole pro]- It does not contain enough met­ _ Indeed, toe sight to be beheld neato toe brooding presence of poeslblUtles. ing as somebody else’s running The name, they say, will sur- ^ succeeding b^Iot P®*" ®®"‘ 1"®*'®^®® o'’®*' ® y®®"" Pole, the scientists hoped to terfere with man’s activities. tion in Washington, D.C., said Past experience, most notab- ector. allic sliver to reflect Infrared by toe television millions start- Franklin D. Roosevelt, Thomas To affirm his position as a mate, his aides said he might today. te

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by the Air Force — without due examinations, but was refused -The state su rv ey and r a ^ ^ l e f George Williams, who 1ms Cargo Miles Fall Tommllef feroVje^Tcem Tow n Day Camp Starts Second Session Woman Sues process of law. a jrfiysical examination without Engine House bureau, after an inspection, has been campaigning for new fa- ^ ^ ‘ ‘ Sheedy Gets The regulation, the suit says. written ctwisent of her par- declared the engine house is a cillties, said Friday. WASH’ VdrTON—Total inter- trillion miles, Manchester’s Camp Kennedy Albert Zamaitis of 6S Tuck Rd., Susan Davldman Alexander Nixon, Air Force requires that women be 21 to cnts. A Fire Trap fire trap. “ I feel guilty about telling city passenger-miles In the — —J — today started its second two- and paper and crayons from 64 "The boards are rotten and other people to fix their wlr- United States rose per cent Waxing curtain rods helps to G uard Post of Manchester is registered in a Mrs. J. Edward McKeever of 61 ATLANTA. Ga. (AP) — An 18- enlist without parental consent, 4.1 week session of 1972 and, as WALLA WALLA. Wash. (AP) the wirlrig is not good," Fire ing,” he added. In 1971 to a record 1.2 trillion keep them from rusting. summer workshop at the Hartt camp director Harry F. Smith Washingrton St. SELL”ABRATING year-old Smyrna woman is s»»- while males can enlist without Mexico is divided into 32 po- Capt. wmiarn E. Sheedy Jr. College of Music of the Univer­ ing the United States, Presi­ of Middletown, an executive commented, "So far, so good consent at 18. litlcal units: 29 states, the ter- sity of Hartford where Hungari­ . . . now, if only the weather dent Nixon and the U.S. Air with the Middletown Press, has Mlss Howard says she at- rltorltes of Baja Callfomla-Sur an musician Klara Frank is man will be kind to us,” Public Records Force with a ciaim that Air been appointed to the position tempted to enlist last month and Quintana Roo and the Fed- teaching the Kodaly Method. Smith announced the follow­ Force regulations setting differ­ of intelligence officer with Hdq. and successfully took written eral District. The Kodaly Method, developed ing donations to the camp: Ath­ Warranty Deeds ent age requirements for male Co., 7st Bat., 169th Inf., Connec­ the COST of FUUNe it U l * by the late composer Zoltan Ko­ letic equipment from the Man­ Michael J. Merovonlch to and female enlistees are uncon­ ticut Army National Guard at Raymond J. Merovonlch, prop­ Manchester Sidewalk daly, is popular with music edu­ chester Little League, a refrig­ stitutional. -1 Manchester. cators. erator and a bicycle from Mrs. erty on Kensington St., cwivey- The suit, filed Friday in U.S. Capt. Sheedy attended Wood- Rudolph Pierro of 181 Dart­ ance tax $1.10. District Court, charges that the row Wilson Higli School in Mid­ Joseph R. Jr. and Betty F. • regulation deprives Brenda mouth Rd., $10 to the Patch' dletown, the University of Hart­ The workshop of Dupee Circle Fund from Mrs. James Brezln- Luphcchino to Charles A. and Howard of a ccHistitutlonal right ford, and the Hartford Institute of South United Methodist ski of 64 Thomas Dr., 10 dozen Shelia E. Jones, property at 123 to property — training and edu­ of AccounUng before joining the Church will meet tomorrow at homemade cupcakes from Mrs. Florence St., conveyance tax cational opportunities offered ^ u n m e r M ^ n e Corps in 1963. After his 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. $27.60. OPEN honorable discharge, he joined Frank Mott, 22 Campfield Rd. SALE DAYS the Connecticut Army National Members are requested to SPECIAL Guard Middletown unit in 196S, bring scissors. MONDAY and the following year, was WITH A GALLERY-WIDE SALE JULY 10th to JULY ISth IMCON commissioned through the Conr SPECIAL OFFER! CORP. necticut Army National Guard Bus Firm Sues • PARTY GOODS through Officer Candidate School. He served with the Middle- Transit Union 3 SHERBETS IN 1 ON ALL PAINTINGS ON DISPLAY • STATIONERY BURR CORNER SHOPPING CENTER town unit, and later with the SATURDAY 1st Bat., 169th Inf., at Rockville. NEW HAVEN (AP) — The NEXT TO CALDOR — EXIT 93, 1-86, MANCHESTER He then assumed command of Connecticut Co. said today it (Except Terzo) KEEPSAKE ALBUMS the Rockville unit, received a / promoUon to the rank of first had filed a suit in federal court, • SIFTWRAP 8 :0 0 a - lieutenant, and in 1970, was seeking $76,000 in damages Monday • Tuesday named battalion transportation from Local 281 of the Amalga­ Tagged Up To 60% Off Our Regular Prices, • CANDLES officer with the local unit. mated Transit Union in New >/2 Gal.' Wednesday He returned to Middletown in Haven as a result of a work 1971 to command Co. C, 1st stoppage last month. If Not Tagged You Get SPRINGBOK i LOW PRICES Bat., 169th Inf., and late last The company accused the un­ 12^00 year was.promoted to the rank ion of a breach of contract in 20% OFF THE REGULAR PRICE HAIRCUT • POSTERS of captain. connection with the "complete RED RASPBERRY - ORANGE - LIME Capt. Sheedy,’ the son of Mr, interruption of all bus service •2.50 • PUZZLES MIDNIGHT and Mr^. William Sheedy of in New Haven three days last Middletown, is married to the month." SAVE W ON HALF GALLON SALf STARTS TODAY SHAMPOO • SET •CRAFT KITS FROZEN former Sharon Z. Brazos of The walkout was to protest a Middletown. The couple has two change of schedules. children. The company charged In the SELECT YOUR PAINTING INSIDE ^ IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT •3.50 Discontinued Items Drastically Reduced civil suit that the local had vio­ Friendly Ice Cream ASSORTED FLAVORS A new forest can be partially lated a written collecUve barr MASTER CHARGE iatCCEPTED harvested 16 years after plant­ gaining agreement signed In BURR CORNERS QOLDEN CHARM 12 oz. ing, according to data collect­ 1968 and extended last Novem­ pJiAhin^ OML SENECA DRINKS cans •1.00 ed by the American Forest In­ ber. COIFFURES stitute. U4S TOLXAND TPKE. MANCHESTER DONZI PIZZA ‘pC 6 5 * G c k i A t k Caldor Shopping Plaza *Oriid"M la twfWMr* PHONE 649-2806 Opon Mon. - Sat. 10-9 TIMlilli: JIliillLli Exit 93 from Rt. 15 MANCHESTER (NEXT TO CALDOR) DEALERS BURR CORNERS (Next to CaldoFs) 10:30 A.M.-9;30 P.M. WELCOME IN CALDOR 10:30 A.M.-6:00 P.M. SHOPPING CENTER HARVEY’S MANCHESTER IDEWALK OPEN MON - FRI. 10-9 — SAT. 10-6 UPER ALE )ERi 1/3 to 1/2 OFF EVl^YDAY PRICES MON., fUE$„ WED., JULY 10. 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os Wallace Is a threat to the American way of life.” Rizzo-Murray Thibedeau-LeBlanc Lucia-Coppock Halloran'Shiffman lEtimng But the truth is that' we are no longer sure that such a warning would be valid. . PUNISHED BY THE We don’t trust Governor Wallace to re­ MANCHEOTER PUBLISHING CX>. •it 18 BlsscU Street cover completely from the discovery Manchester, Conn. BURL LYONS that all kinds Of people can be nice to Publisher Founded October 1. 1881 him, even across wide gulfs of instinct Published Every' Evening Except Sunday.^ and understanding^ nnd HoUday.s. Entered at the Post Ofhee at Manche.9ter. Conn., ns Second Class Mail We are not sure he himself is going to Matter. make those gulfs quite os wide, in the SUBSCRlSlON RATES Payable in Advance future, as he has liked to picture them, One Year ...... $39.00 Six Months ...... 19.50 Three Months ...... 9.75 in the past. One Month ...... 3.25 Singie Copy ...... 16c We will be surprised if all these recent By Carrier ...... weekly 75c tenders of political respectability, from MEMBER OF n THE ASSOCIATED PRESS other candidates and leaders, do not The As.soclated Press is exclusively en- (illed to the use of republication of all nourish within Governor Wtdiace himself news dispatches credited to it or not other­ wise credited in this paper and also the some slight instinct to be a little more rel- local news published here. spectable. All rights of republication of special di.s- patches herein also reserved. It Is not very strange, after all, the The Manchester Piiblishlnc Comnany as- way we are now betting. We are merely sume.s no financial responsibility for tyinv graphical errors appearing in advertise- counting on the possibility that George nnents and other rending matter in The Manchester Evening Herald. Wallace is, after all, human, and likes to Full sen-ice client of N. E. A. Sen'Ice. Inc. Publishers Representatives — Mathews. be noticed and liked and accepted and Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency —New York. Chicago, Detroit and Boston. treated as if he were.

m e m b e r AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA­ TIONS. Display advertising closing hours Challenge To All Candidates For Monday — 1pm. Pridav For Tuesday — 1 p.m, Saturday For Wednesday—1 p.m. Monday' The political reporters may keep on For Thursday-—1 p.m. Tuesday For Friday—1 p.m. Wednesday writing as if the American game of presi­ Classified deadline 12 Noon day before publication 12 Noon FVlday dent in 19T2 is proceeding apace toward for Saturday nnd Monday publica­ tion. a normal kind at declsiOR, but most of the rest of us are waiting to see what Monday, July 10 Senators McGovern, Humphrey, Muskie or Kennedy come up with in- the way of their all-time baseball teams. The Court And The Convention Powell photo Will they accept, or reject, the opinion MRS. JAMES MICHAEL HALLORAN TTie Supreme CJourt decision with rc- of President Nlxxm, that virtuoso expert grard to the delegate wars of the Demo­ Dale Linda Shiffman and Puerto Rico and St. 'Thomas in on many sports, that Branch Rickey was James Michael Halloran, both the Virgin Islands. For travel- cratic National Convention was not a de­ a greater manager than John McGraw? Lee Schaeffer photo of Boston, Mass., were married ing, Mrs. Halloran wore a red cision on the merits of either the McGov­ June 24 at the Jewish Commu- and white outfit. The couple Do they go along with Hack Wilson over" Thresher photo MRS. DAVID LEONARD LUCIA ern or the antl-McGovem claims. MRS. EDWARD JOSEPH , THIBEDEAU nlty Center In Scranton, Pa. will live at 80 Falrla'wn Ave„ Joe Medwick In the outfield? Could they Judith Rae Coppock of Salem, orchid corsage. ’The bridal gown The bride Is the daughter of Mattapan, Mass. On The Cape With Sylvian Oflara It was a decision to keep the Court out fill second base without using either Joe Nasdff photo Bartholomew’s Church Donovan was organist. ’Ilie so- Ohio, became the bride of Da- was fashioned by the bride. Mr. and ____ Mrs. ______Morris _ Shiffman______Mrs. HaUoran, a graduate of ROCK HARBOR was the scene Saturday mom- lolst was David Cox of Bangor, vld Leonard Lucia of Vernon Miss Frances Plm of Salem. Scranton. The bridegroom, Central High School, Scranton, Gordon or Botoby Doerr? MRS. DAVID L. RIZZO of the business of running the con­ ing of the msuTlage of Susan Maine, uncle of the bridegroom. June 17 in a candlelight cere- Ohio, was maid of honor. She q, Manchester, Is a Emerson College, Boston, vention. President Nixon, at least, has had -The marriage of Kathleen fon dress. Both had corsages of Edna LeBlanc and Edward Jo- Bouqueta of yellow and orange mony at the Winona (Ohio) empire gown of blue p is studying for her masters de- Ann Murray of Manchester to yellow roses and blue statlce. seirfi ’Thlbedeau, both of Man- gladioli were on the altar. Methodist Church. gingham, fashioned with a white ^ Delmont St. Boston State College the ultimate in political courage, in dar­ A reception was held at the chdster. It was a decision to leave the Demog David L. Rizzo of Glastonbury The bride, given in marriage The bride is the daughter of •lotted swlss apron. She had Rabbi Arnold Shevlln of employed ^ f •’o m ^ a l ing to go down the line with all-time team Hotel Son^sta, Hartford. After a The bride is the daughter of by her father, wore an empire Mr. and Mrs. Ratrmond E. Cop- daisies In her hair, and she car- cratic party, and its squabbles, up to its '• 1 ------_ s. _Ji 1.1 _ . a.— _ — _ _ ' • J F ««r4 fVk i^olalaa Scranton and the Rev. Brian selections for each of two generations in was solemnized Saturday mor- honeymoon at Cape Cod. the Mr. and Mrs. aaude F. Le- gown of ’ silk sata-peau pock of Salem. ’The bridegroom ried a basket filled ^th dalslea g, Manchester perform school system. ■ ...... ----- . . I- ° Mrs. Joseph Loutzenhiser of Jeiines oi -Biani-iicaici hciv,.. own devices and responsibilities, as if no Inside Open Form nlng at the Church of the As- couple will live in Rockville. Blahc of 99 Coleman Rd. ’Hie trimmed with alencon lace and is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo- Mr. Halloran, a graduate of each league. Never mind what Hum­ The Chicago ed the ceremony, which took courts were in existence. sumption. Mra. Rizzo 1s a June graduate bridegroom is the son of Mr. designed with high neckline, nard A. Lucia of 15 Barker Rd. Salem was matron of honor. Manchester High School and the phrey has^bne for labor, or what Mlc- The bride is a daughter of ot the University of Connecticut, and Mrs. George Hansen of 10 long bishop sleeves and detach- The Rev Frank ' TuUy and Bridesmaids were Miss Barbara P'ace ® mnieatlc University of ConnecUcut, is There is, of course, a certain potential Govem is going to give everybody. What ISori'-Compromise Closing Lincoln School were so overcrowded that we Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Mur- Mr. Rizzo is a senior at the Uni- Cedar St. able train. Her elbow-length veil the Rev. Richard Leonhard per- ^“ 0® U>® Pink working for his masters. ray of 88 Porter St. The bride- veraity versuy ofoi ConnecUcut.uonnecucut, wherpwnerp hene The Rev. PhlUp J. Hussey, of silk Illusion was attached to formed Uiethe double-ring cere- ‘>'’‘ •1®: Dodd of Pitts- d«lsles^ana degree at Boston State <3oUege. penalty in leaving one of the great kind of a team would they pick? To, the Editor, must have new schools. Now ’Die closing of Lincoln School they tell us even if they get all groom is Ute son of Mr. and Is majoring in accounUng. BoUi pastor of St. Bartholomew’s a pearl-trimmed lace cap, and mony. Palms and vases filled •re-, uuu muw " “J ” ™ ' processes in American political life to Report Mrs. Leonard Rizzo of Glaston- are employed by Friendly Ice Church, performed the double- she carried a colonial bouquet with white flowers were on the *’°®'^ Honolulu, Hawaii. Their The ®’ analyst, has fingered the taxpayers, the money they requested Lin­ fend for itself, and be its own conscience. coln School will still go because bury. Cream Inc. ring ceremony. MUs Kathy of daisies, carnations and altar Mrs Gary Coffee was or- gowns were similar to by her father, ^ mainly those who will be affect­ eanist•*.7 worn by the honor attend- organza and pearl-beaded A.1*l'D6a/Q6Q VCn-ven- The Meskill Song By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak ed by its closing. 'This move In­ we don’t need the room. The Rev. John Desmond at sweetheart roees. It is the possibility that it will proceed volves about seven schools and I certainly hope that a new St. Mary’s Church In Windsor Mlss Unda Roberge of Som- bride was given In mar- ersworth, N. H., cousin of the rfage by her father. She wore P*®®®® carried baakeU of un collar, bishop sleeves flared to do something Illegal, and that it will They call it ‘"The IDUs of My Connect­ MIAMI BEACH—Sen. George McGovern operatives last dates. The idea picked up no many children. school is not proposed In the Locks performed the double­ Myers-Gourde icut,” but undoubtedly it will best be re­ McGovern’s organization mal­ week were prodding leaders of support. Children will adjust a lot fast­ near future. I cannot sit back ring ceremony and was cele- bride, was maid of honor. Her a gown of dotted bwIm , designed Uo«*^zmhiser was skirt M d be allowed to get away with it, and that, membered in the days to come as the functioned in high-level back­ the anti-Daley reform delega­ Instead, Rep. Wilbur D. Mill’s er than the angered taxpayers. and watch a school system con­ brant at the nupUal Mass yeUowyellow gown was accented with with highhlirh ruffledmffled neckline, •^ssed. . , in purple, Miss , Lance of silk . ui illusion ,, ■was attached to as a result of law being broken, with im­ Gov. Meskill song. Reference is to the room politics again last week tion, Alderman William Singer campaign manager, Patrick Mc- While you, the taxpayer, are be­ stantly asking for more funds Bouquets of white gladioU and Ivory lace tind fashioned with sheer sleeves with ruffles at the plnk. Miss Dodd in green, a matching headpiece, and she punity, a great Injustice will be done. recently designated state song—desig­ when it wisely decided on a des­ and the Rev. Jesse Jackson, to Gahn, prt^tosed that all candi­ ing affected by this so-called and ^vlng no more in return. pink mums were on the altar, high neckUne and long sleeves, wrists and a ruffle accenting “ ^® yellow. carried a cascade bouquet of nated by the governor, that is. No one perate last effort to compro­ compromise. But they respond­ dates greet Wallace on his ar­ economical move by our Board I disagree with the high costs and the pews were marked with She wore a matching picture o,e herttUne Her elbow-length Vernon served miniature camaUons, butterfly Thus, although the California law said else had become overly perturbed at the mise the Chicago delegate mess ed Daley had to give ground rival in Miami Beach July 7. of Education and are in this of health care in the school sys­ sprays of white camaUons. hat and carried a bouquet of „_n ^ illusion was att^- “ brother's best man. roses and baby’s breath, lack of a state song, as such, until the but then did precious little to first. The Wallace representatives re­ mood take time to think about tem and the low yield of serv­ Given in marriage by her fa­ daisies and yellow camaUons ed to a band of daisies and she Ushers were Robbie, Slmonsen Miss Lynne Kessler of Wash- clearly that the winner of that state’s governor found his ears being assaulted follow up that decision. And, with Lucey’s mission luctantly agreed. all of the reasons the Board ice. Just because the dental pro­ ther. the bride wore an empire wlth yellow streamers. carried a basket fiUed with Warren, Pa^, cousin of the ingtqn, D. C., w m maid o f hon- primary should take all the delegates with the familiar strains of Tala’s Although McGovemlte dele­ still-bom, there has been no Mc­ Despite falling to put Wallace was giving’ you on wdiy we gram has been there for years gown of sUk organza accented The bridesmaid was Mrs. anU featt^e” »>**«»groom: Joseph Loutsen- or. Her pink chiffon gown wmm “ Boola-Boola.” gates danced in the aisles when Govern contact with Daley as at its center, his operatives did should build new schools in the doesn’t make it good. It’s about with alencon lace re-embroi- Kevin ConnoUy of Manchester. fashioned wim flounced coUar, from that state, the Democratic National Her orange color gown and pic- centered witn an ^ ^uwood City, Pa., and Ron and a band of mulU-colored em- No doubt a good Trinity graduate the credentials committee un­ this is written. Meanwhile, the construct an Informal coalition northeast section of town. We time the problems of health and dered with crystals and seed Convention, through its Credentials Com­ Bovard of Pittsburgh. Pa. broidery accenting the walst- couldn’t star.i too much of this, so we seated Mayor Richard J. Etaley embittered Daley organization’s of sorts. Though first reluctant. dental care were g;lven back to pearls and designed with man­ tore hat were similar to those A recepUon was held In line. She also had a pink plc- mittee, has already mocked that law, have had the hunt for a suitable state and 58 other regular Chicago mood has hardened against Mc­ Mills did confer on ctmvention the parents and the school de­ darin collar and bishop sleeves. wore worn by toe honor attend­ Fellowship Hall of toe church, tore hat with a floral trimmed and the main convention itself will now delegates, no hurrahs sounded Govern and the reformers. One cided to teach, not become in­ She wore a matching cathe­ ant, and she carried a bou­ song that might be used on those official tactics with Muskie over the A Thought for Today Ptor a wedding trip to MlctU- purple band and streamers, and occasions when various governors are from upper levels of the Mc­ Daley lieutenant reported to us telephone and with Sen. Hubert volved in programs that are dral-length veil and carried a quet at daisies and yellow cama­ have to make its own decision whether Sponsored by tha Manchester gan, Mrs. Lucia wore an orchid she carried a cascade bouquet Govern organization. ’Thoug^htful that 35 of the 59 ousted regular parents’ responsibility. bouquet of jihalaenopsls or­ Uons with orange color stream­ being introduced or are parading to a Humphrey on . Council of Churches color knit dress with white ac- of pink elegance camaUons, it wishes to honor the law or flout it. McGovern advisers, contradict­ delegates will not sit on the The taxpayers just cannot af­ ers. podium. And we come up, so it seems, During a June 28 meeting in chids and stephanoUs. cessories and an orchid. The purple staUce and baby’s ■with an oldie, the words of which are not ing notions of the New Politics, same convention floor with the Mills’s office where Wallace’s ford the demands of our school Miss Jane .Stoodt of (Pitts­ John O’Neill of Manchester In this situation, the Supreme Court couple now Uves at 16 Baker breath. designed to stir up too much enthusiasm feared alienating Daley would reformers as part of a com­ representatives were urging him ’The prospect of a Manchester boards. This school system must burgh, Pa., was maid of honor. served as best man. Ushers lose Illinois — and the election promise. Area Conference of Churches Rd., in Vernon. Bridesmaids were Miss Joan now says to the Convention: Go ahead for our fair state. to build an antl-McGovem coa­ get together with the new high­ Bridesmaids were Miss Eliza­ were Joseph LeBlanc tmd Rob­ — in November. Tile Anti-Mofl«vem Coalition uniting Roman Catholics and Mrs. Lucia, a 1971 graduate of Marie HaUoran of Manchester, If it was a toe-tapping, ear-pleasing lition, Rep. Bill Alexander of ly paid superintendent of beth Murray, Miss Joanne Mur­ ert LeBlanc, both of Manchester and do what you do; no court is going to What's more, some McGovern Agents of Gov. George C. Protestants in Christian minis­ Slippery Rock Statp OoUege, sister of the bridegroom; and Nusiff photo melody that was sought, why, oh why, Arkansas entered with preiim- schools, teachers and board ray, and Miss Marcia Murray, and brothers of toe bride; and tell you what is legal and what isn’t; no advisers believe sending Frank Wallace collaborated with other try to the whole community is Pa., served as school llbrcudan Mrs. Riva Oiase of West Pat- couldn’t we have stuck with the Second members and together decide all of 88 Porter St. and sisters Kevin ConnoUy, also of Man­ Engaged Manklewlcz two weeks ago to Presidential candidates against Iriary results of a poll showing worthy of celebration. We who In the Penn HUls School Dls- erson, N. J. Their ensembles court is going to tell you which delegfates Connecticut March, which has delighted how the Manchester schools of the bride. chester. The engagement of Miss Lorie negotiate a compromise with Sen. McGovern’s impending that Democratic Congressmen used to be preoccupied with our trlct, Pittsburgh, during toe were styled to match toe honor the musical senses of thcAisands of us should be run. What programs ’The attendants were dressed Mrs. LeBlanc wore a pink past year. Mr. Lucia received attendant's, and they carried Ann of South Windsor to seat; no court is going to be at hand, Daley was a blunder: For all nomination the past two weeks by almost 3-to-l believe McGov­ differences and prideful of our ever since it waa first played and still ern’s nomination could end should stay and what should go, alUqe in gowns of camaUon pink dress with matching lace coat B8 degree in physical education cascade bouquets of pink ele- Stephen B. CalUs of East willing to jump into emergency session his talents, Manklewlcz is not but failed utterly in a grandiose own church’s uniqueness have what discipline should be allow­ silk organza, designed with ruf­ and a corsage of white cama­ this year from SUppery Rock gance camaUons, purple sta- Hartford has been announced dellghte Bob Steele cohorts regularly? the old pol who might move scheme to build an anti-McGov- Democratic control of the had our eyes opened by God’s the next time you have some problem of The Reeves martial tune is that in every House. ed what not. This money prob­ fled necklines, cuffs and hem­ Uons and pink sweetheart roses. State CbUege, and was listed In tlce, baby’s breath and purple by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daley. But other top McGovern em coalition around Wallace. Spirit to see our essential unity, legality you don’t wish to resolve among sense of the word, so. too, is the Con­ "Something has to be done,” lem is not just a Manchester lines. ’They carried colonial bou- The bridegroom’s mother wore the ediUon of “ Who’s Who gypsoirfiUa. Chester Heritage of 49 Beelze- staffers have even less rapport Charles Snider, Wallace's na­ and we may now take even a green dress with a white necticut March, written by a Waterburi- than Manklewlcz with big city tional campaign manager, and said Mills, who then finally problem It is a nationwide pro­ queto of yeUow roses, pink Among Students In American Michael Halloran of Manches- bub Rd. yourselves. greater pride in the service of shawl and accessories and a ter served as his brother’s best '• Her fiance is the son of Mrs. an a good many years ago. A state song, regulars. Gerald Wallace, the governor’s agreed to the Wallaceites’ re­ gram and must be stopped. Let roses and carnations and pink CbUeges and Universities.’’ Jesus as Lord, a service in corsage of yeUow camaUons man. Ushers were Nell Shlff- Stella CalUs at East Hartford if there has to be such an animal re­ So, McGovern advisers looked brother, paid visits to all other quest to ask Muskie to cooperate Manchester begin to close the streamers. ’This may seem unkind and callous on which we all share. Like the dif­ and sweetheart roses. man at Scranton, brother toe and Basil CalUs of East Provi- quires more of the lyrics than of the to his one prominent supporter candidates except McGovern. against McGovern. While not gap and pocketbook and begin A1 Banas of Etist Hartford the part of the Supreme Court. It may ferent parts of our own body A recepUon was held at toe words. with sufficient finesse and pres­ Of them, only Sen. Edmund Joining the coalition or publicly to operate our schools more ef­ served as host man. Ushers bride; and WlUlam Stokes of (o Dali) Ronald Morganson of ElUng- ‘’1 ® . ‘^®? for its defiance of the Court order. traced, liie stone wall dividing them Manchester JusUce of pea«. Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Gourde tells of colonial days when they were ton was best man. Ushers were ^ **®*' The bride w ^e/ goim o The bridegro^ Is grcddle of Andover was Leo Wilkinson of ElUngton, Page Sr. of Tolland, So the rude, rough choice had to be farmed. Hiere are young oaks and ce­ Current Quotes dars nearby that appeared after those J a son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Her green chiffon brother of toe bridegroom, and **®*' * made, to let the Convention Itself decide collar b^ Myers of 78 Diane Dr. headbow were slml- Bruce Bateman, also of EUlng- farms vanished. You can recall the time "I made the decision without/ FORMAL what Is legal and what is illegal, and the fields were leased to a farmer for ton. Rlngbearer was Lennle W en^orto any regard to Ite effect on th / Kenlston of Rockville, brother S'-- Lauderdale CTa. which it wants to do, and whatever hap­ growing com and making hay. Then he waistband with bow. She c a ^ ^ performed toe 4ouble-ring attendanto, and she also car- nomination.” —Democratic Par­ a single red rose with beige ^^remony. Arthur Beaude^of g^ bouquet of yeUow and stopped planting and haying and the of toe bride. M*®® P®«,® ®“ ®"'*®‘* Ellington pens to the Democratic Convention, ac­ ty Oialrman Lawrence O’Brien rlbbMi. Rumford was organist. The A recepUon was held at Gar- employed at WEAR land waited for It knew not what. announcing that, that he will toe Travelers cording to its vice or virtue, at least try » f tol kto. Beatrice Clark. Humphrey of RockvUle, d«n Grove Restourant, alter Travelers Insurance Co., , n In the fresh spring days you galloped rule that a majority of the dele- Hartford. to preserve the Court. South Windsor, • ^ '^ honor Rurrford. cousin of toe bridegroom, which toe couple left for a trip your horse over the pale green, jumped gates eligible to vote will be Mr. Wentworth attended the bridegroom, The bride w m given In mar- ,^g^ ^jg^^^g north. FOR the stone walls and rode through the sufficient to determine the out­ Upon their return they will School In West Hart- gaps that led from level ground to hill '^®«' Ch"!®® Myers of Vernon, fordYAWi and ann is !■ employed Amnl/WA/1 at or rnntoe Da­ Tio. come of the California delegate C arol Hartford, g„p,re govm of silk or- bridegroom; and reside at East Brook Apart­ and sky. You swept through the com dispute at the party’s national vidson and McKlrdy Co., Inc., siBter of the brlae. _ ^ ganza and venlse lace, oe- ® ments In Rockville. Being Nice To Wallace stubble in November and, from the sad­ conventlonn. — . 1 J A# o/«ifrh ®------”::r s-i M 111 ____ Walter McNally and Russell RENT Mrs. Wilkinson Is a graduate EAST OF THE HIVEB . . . dle, looked over the chubby apple trees Scott ®‘Kn®tii emii nt niiir 4iiiiRlnn ring y Loiing photo Sept. 9. so very nice to Governor George Wal­ his father The ring bearer was elbow-length veil of silk lUusltm „ is employed by Aetna Insur­ STOCK in stock . . .Nothing to send Now it Is June and the fields wait in ^rter from California of 8m !!!?-_ Windsor. ®.l“ o n,o#nhino. Hennessey of Uvermore FaUs, Blvan Skolnick at South Windsor, v y arranged from a matching Engaged ance Co. RUFFLED away for . . . We stock sizes lace, just because he received grievous the sun beneath the blue sky for the bull­ G eorp McGovern, commenting o»i sonm of toe bride. __ , la. Mrs. Gourde W a Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lopes A graduate of Ellington High SHIRTS IN from Boys’ sizes 4-20; Men’s dozers. The sweet breeze bends and rip­ mint ALL THE sizes 34-52 Retf., 34-48 Siort, . wounds from one of the unstable m big party contributors from A reception was held at toe ag cascanecascade bouquetoouque. u.of white ^®^gg ^ announce toe School, Mr. Wilkinson is em- ples the tall grass topped by orange- CalUomia who got the luxury LATEST 36-62 Long, 88-62 Extra Long, mentalities whom he himself specialized couple’s home at 7 Hlghvl daisy pompons^ and white accessories. The engagement at their daughter ployed at Amerbelle Corp. In 36-42 Extra Short. ; blossomed hawkweed. The grass whis­ heart roses and sprigs of gyp- COLORS clwrtered Rd., Souto Windsor. bridegroom’s mother wore a Miss Mary Lopes to Mario Rockville. In exciting, we have had, we confess, pers goodbye. Jet to the Miami Beach con- WHATEVER THE OCCASION — SEE The fields may still be beautiful when vention. Mrs. I vnn RABtidBt of Eart Wue "slumtung ensemble with Salerno son of Mr. and Mrs. some instinct to cry halt. Tow Record Sc I they build the houses. It’s a three-acre “ We had expected it and we zone and there will be plenty of open ”TWs,” we were almost going to write, spokesman chuaetU State OoUege ^ Her empire T recepUoJl was h ^ ^ t the Lopes is presently at- KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Now E Bonds f»y5H% intorasi when held to space. But It won’t ever be the same. Protestants’ para­ RUturiW al 6 yMurt, 10 months ii% the first ” is still the same menace at a man where she majored In music - c l^ o n was fartUoned wl a In Rumford. For a tending Manchester Community tonnage record for the4L^^— yesr). oonds are rsplsosd If lost, stolen, or REGAL MEN'S SHBP There will be a tennis court here, a military Ulster Defense Assocl- ucaUon. She now teaches private high coUar, to n ^ e e v e s , a ^ g ^ j ^ Niagara FaUs, College. She Is a 1971 graduate single tow on toe Tennessee desUoyedWhen nssdsd thsy can be cashed ■JHt COMCifTf M5ACS STOW he has always been; to treat him sudden­ swimming pool there, a formal garden, aUon responding to the an- at your bank. Intardst is not subject to stste piano lessons. of on r ^ o / N.y ! T ^ « . Wers a blue ot Manchester High School. Her River was set reoenUy by a 26- or local inoorae taaaa, ao week cea,se fire. at TOe Herald. , BrldeunaW* were MW. Bren- Rd- RockvlUe

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PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 10, 197^ / MANCHfi^TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 10, 1972 PAGE ELEVEN DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB O AcetO'Hogan Rival-Belden Gates-Fernald Salt Reduction May Hslp The Baby Has Hypertension Is a Symptom Been Named By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. normal levels after he is in sure, including strokes and not treating a blood pres­ Dear Dr. Lamb—Is hyper­ the doctor’s office for 30 heart attacks, are related to sure of 200/105. It depends tension and high blood pres­ minutes or an hour. Often Ihe fatty deposits in the ar­ on what causes it and wheth­ sure the same thing? Is it a doctors take the blood pres­ teries. These deposits are er that’s the persistent level Wallace, Darren Michael, son of Garry and Marie symptom or a disease? How sure at the beginning of the increased in the) presence of of the blood pressure and Rlcupero Wallace, 4 Penfield Ave., Vernon. He was bom June high is too high? What examination and at the end persistently elevated blood the rest of the individual’s 9 at RockvlUe General Hospital. His maternal grerndparents are to find out if' the patient’s pressure. could be the consequences of medical status. I have fre­ Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Rlcupero, Wolcott. His paternal gremd- carrying a reading of 200/105 pressure has dropped. Weight reduction de­ mother is Mrs. Geneva Wallace, Clinton, Mo. quently observed that wiUi • Ai « »1 •( untreated for several As these remarks would creases the amount of blood diet and adequate weight re­ months? suggest, elevated pressure is fat and prevents fatty de­ duction many people de­ Sedlock, James Joseph, son of Edward J. and Mary Goa­ Dear Reader—Yes, hyper­ a symptom. Sometimes it’s posits in the arteries and velop normal pressure. Of lee Sedlock, 54 Mountain Dr., South Windsor. He was bom caused by a problem in cir­ helps to prevent the com­ course, if the person is al­ June 14 at Manchester Mewnorial Hospital. His maternal gfratid- tension and high blood pres­ porents are Mr. and Mrs. Earle Goalee, North EEisthEun, Mass. sure are the. same thing. culation to th e kidneys plications of high blood pres­ ready skinny, he’ll have to (these are rare cases). Some His patemeil grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Sedlock, Tension refers to pressure sure, Women, during their use a different approach. In authorities have amassed a childbearing years, are less general, individuals who have Stratford. He has a brother, Stephen, 11; and three sisters, and hyper, of course, means Lisa, 10, Mary Beth,-0, and Jill, 5. increased, hence increased large number of cases that prone to have fatty deposits elevated blood pressure pressure or high blood pres- are associated with endo­ in their arteries than men would do well to at least cut crine problems involving WillianiB, Jason Richard, son of Richard A. and June surq. and usually tolerate elevated down and preferably elimin­ the adrenal glands that rest blood pressure better than ate the use of added salt in Porter Williams, RET) 6, Coventry. He was bom June 10 at A single elevated blood over the kidneys. ' men. "rhere is no absolute their diet. This means not Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is pressure reading should not Many cases of elevated level of normal for blood adding salt during cooking Mrs. Lillian A. Porter, Lawrence, Mass. His patermil grand­ be considered as a disease. blood pressure will return to pressure but, in general, it preparation and not adding mother is Mrs. Helen M. Williams, 338 B. Center St., Manches­ It Is a symptom. Single of­ normal values if the person shouldn’t be more than salt at the table. ter. He has a sister, Kelra, 3. fice readings like this may 140/90 on repeated examina­ A «)*<**<«* simply loses any excess body (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) often represent merely the fat that he may have. For tions over a period of time. Johnson, Carl Voanlln, son of Carl Kenneth and Lilian apprehension of the patient this reason many good heart There is some evidence to Kao Johnson, 108 Ridge St., Manchester. He was bom June 10 about his medical examina­ specialists insist that pa­ suggest that the lower the Trying to take o ff a fey/ pounds? at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grwdparents tion. Before it is assumed tients with moderately ele­ blood pressure the less like­ If so, you'll want .to read Dr. Lamb's are Ambassador and Mme. S. M. Kao, Chinese Embassy, Port- that a person has true hy­ vated blood pressure should ly there will be fatty ■ de­ booklet in which he answers your au-'Prince, Haiti. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. pertension, a number of lose fat before taking medi­ posits in the arteries and the questions about this subject. Send Carl P. Johnson, 73 Indian Dr., MEtnehester. He has Ei sister. readings need to be taken less likely that strokes and 50 c e n t s t o Dr. Lamb, in care of Leslie, 4. cine. I agree with this con­ A « A) (A|. ou different occasions. Some­ cept. This has an added bo­ heart attacks will occur. this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio Poitras, Bonn Kurt, son of Ronald G. and Joyce Rivers times the patient’s blood nus since most of the com- I can’t tell you what kind City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. Mark 35th Anniversary Poitras, 11 Westfield St., Mtinchester. He was bom June 10 at pressure will subside to plications of high blood of problem will result from Ask for "Losing Weight" booklet. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Irish 172 E. Middle Tpke. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Rivers, 15 Westfield St. His paternal Lloyd Dboto of 86 Durant St. were recently Mr. and Mrs. Irish were mar- MRS. LAWRENCE JOHN ACETO grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George G. Poitras, 15 St. Law­ feted at a 88th wedding annl- rled July 2, 1937 at St. Mary's (Herald photo by Bucelvlcius) rence St. His matemEil great-grEindmv>thers are Mrs. Iflnnie ■nie marriagre of Stephanie A reception was held at the vorsary celebration at the Church in East Hartford by Fa- 'Duplicate Bridge I College Notes CampEmello, Hartford, and Mrs. Florence Rivers, Esist Hsirt- Ann Hogan of Troy, N. Y., to Cordial Greens Country Club in Lithuanian Hail on Oolway St. ther ' Gannon. They also have Bisaillons Wed 35 Years ford. His paternal great-grandmothers are Mrs. Ludger Fortin, About 100 friends and rela- two grandchildren, Lawrence John Aceto of Man- Troy. For a wedding trip to Results Friday night in a dup­ William C. Heck, son of Mr. Manchester, and Mrs. Poitras, New Brunswick, Csmada. Chester was solemnized Satur- Bermuda, Mrs. Aceto wore a tlves from Vermont, Massachu- Mrs. Irish is employed at the licate bridge game at the Ita- Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Blsail- 1937 at St. Anne’s Church in « A «, A setts and Connecticut attended Klock Co., and Mr. Irish is em- and Mrs. Herman J. Heck of day noon at St. Michael's red and blue dress with red ac- Uan-American (Jlub are as fol­ 297 Henry St. and his wife, the lon of 264 Union St. were honor­ Waterbury and have lived in BoudreEui, Ksura Lynn, daughter of Leoiuird Paul and Church in Troy. cessories. The couple will live the party giveh by the couple's ployed by the "rown Park De- low s; North-South; First, Ken ed at a 35th wedding anniver­ Manchester since 1965. Joan GeiII ImbriEico Boudreau, 40 Evergreen Rd., Vernon. She son and daughter-in-law, Mr. partment. (Herald photo by foriner Patricia DelToro of The bride is a daughter of in Coventry. Hickman and Sidney McKenzie. Bristol, R. I., both graduated sary celebration, July 1, at La Besides their daughter, the was bom June 12 at Rockville General Hospital. Her matemEd Burnham photo and Mrs. Kenneth Irish Ji\. of Bucelvlcius). Quintas Rose Room in Wolcott. ccuple has two granddaughters, grandpEU'enta are Mr. Eind Mrs. Nunzio Imbriaco, Hillside, N.J. Mr. and Mrs. Stej^en A. Hogan Mrs. At;eto, a 1966 graduate MRS. DONALD H. GATES Second, Mr. and Mrs. Donald from Harvard Law School re­ of Troy. Hie bridegroom is the of MarylroM Academy, receiv- Weeks. ’Third, Mrs. Mary Roy Over 200 friends and relatives both of Manchester. Her paternal grEindparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Mc- AH' Events Studio cently. The Hecks are presently son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. ed a BA degree in English from Linda R. Femald and Donald tha Hammond of UA Thompson and Mrs. June Roebuck. from Connecticut, Massachu­ Mr. Bisalllon was employed Combe, Rockville. MRS. FRANK PETER RIVAL JR. preparing for 'the “New York W • i*l • Aceto of 367 Parker St. Trinity College in 1970, and an H. Gates, both of Manchester, They were dressed alike in Also, East-West; First, Dick Bar exam, alter which' Mr. setts, Maine, Florida and Tex­ as a truck driver for Darcy The Rev. Sylvester Benson MA degree in English from the Miss Mary Elizabeth Belden The Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey oof,ip organza gowns with ’Ttschhauser and Eid Conway. Heck, a Harvard cum laude as, attended the surprise party Transportation Co. in Water­ Follett, Jeffrey Eliot, son of Robert R. and Lynn Ferris performed the ceremony and State University at Albany, of Hebron and Frank Peter Jr. pastor of the First Congre- weooing vows satur- picture hats, Second, J < ^ Descy and Louis fraduate, will join the law firm given by the couple’s daughter bury before his retirement ear­ Follett, 61 Avondale Rd., Manchester. He was bom June 12 was celebrant at the nuptial N. Y. Rival Jr., also of Hebron, were gatlonal Church of Hebron per- day morning at North United Maynard Briggs of South Halpryn. ’Third, Mrs. Arthur of Kelley, Drye, Warren, Clark, and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. lier this year. Mr. and Mrs. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents Mass. Mrs. James McGrath Mr. Aceto, a 1965 graduate of married June 17 at the home of formed^the outdoor ceremony. Methodist Church. Windsor served as best man. 'Pyka Eind Milton Gottlieb. Carr & Ellis in New York. His Robert Leger of Manchester. Bisalllon are communicants of are Mr. smd Mrs. Chester Perris, 32 Gerard St. His paternal was organist. The soloist was Manchester High School, recelv- her parents. Mrs. J. Jermaln Bodine was xhe bride oB 14B Thompson Ustvers were BJverett Femald of The game, sponsored by the wife will begin a year’s clerk­ The couple was presented St. Bridget Church. grandparents are Mr. Eind Mrs. Bruno Allczl, 81 Blssell St. His matemEd great-g;randp£irents are Mr. and Mrs. Knight H. Per­ Miss Kathleen Heaphy. ed a BS degree in business from Miss ^ Id en is the daughter harpist. r j . is the daughter of Mrs. Bv- Esmond, R.I., brother of the Manchester Bridge Club, is ship with the chief judge of with a purse and a television. The couple plans a trip to Miss Margaret Hogan of Troy, St. Michael's College. He is em- of Mr. and Mrs. Mason S. Bel- The bride was given in mar- erett Femald of Greenville, R.I. bride; and Raymond Dumas of played each Friday at 8 p.m. Land Released For Haying Use the U. S. District Court in They were married June 29; Hawaii in the fall. ris, MEinchester. His paternal great-grandparents Eu-e Mr. and sister of the bride, was maid of ployed as supervisor of recon- den of Slocum Rd., Hebron. Mr. ri“«e by her father. and the late Mr. Femald. The Manchester, cousin of the bride- at the clubhouse, 136 Bldridge Rhode Island, as weU as as­ Mrs. Henry Moore, Manchester. A (A A - lAI fA honor. Bridesmaids were Miss ciliation of corporate accounts Rival is the son of Mr. and Mfs. Mrs. Stephen C. Duncan of bridegroom is tlve son of Mr. and groom. St. Play Is open to the public. MEDDLEJTOWN, Conn. (AP) out their businesses. sume the duties of housemother Lynn Aceto of Manchester, sis- department at Aetna U fe and Frank P. Rival Sr., also of He- Areata, Calif., sister of the Mrs. Leverett Gates of 994 Park- Mrs. Femald and the bride- — Some 2,000 acres of unused Each cow normally eats two at Pembroke College in Provi­ ’The department already htis Donlon, Kimberly Anita, daughter of Thomsis Jr. and Motor Vehicle Janice Fowler Donlon, Overbrook Rd., Vernon. She was bom ter of the bridegroom; Miss Casualty Co., Hartford. '*broji. bride, was " matron * of htmor. groom's mother were both Results in tin Andover Bridge farm land has been released tons of hay per year, and hay dence, R. I. made changes that eliminate costs that would total $332,500 a June 13 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Patty Harden of Hyattsvllle, Krystlna Duncan was flower The Rev. Earle R. Custer, paw dressed in light blue. Club game' Friday at the for haying in Middlesex County is now selling for about 850 per Slrl. tor of North United Methodist A receptiem was held - at Andover Congregational Church to make up for some of the hay ten, he said. Bruce David Stewart of 37 Offices Defy year, the governor said Satur­ grEindparents are Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Carter, 237 Oak St., Md., and Miss Jean Harkln of Manchester. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Steven Rival of Hebron was church, performed the double- WlUle’s Steak House. After a are as follows; First, Mrs. Mari­ ruined by wet weather. Farmers must apply to the Clinton St. recently received his day, making further economies Watervliet, N. Y. They were Thomas Donlon Sr., East Hartford. She hEW a brother, Thomas his brother’s best man. Ushers ring cergmony. James McKay wedding trip to the West Coast, lyn Jackson and Carl Frederick- County Agent Gregory Curtis Agricultural Stabilization and master of science degree at the unnecessary. dressed alike in cmnlre floral Crosby-Riker State Report III, 3%: and two sisters, Tracy, 6%, and Kristine, 2%. were Charles P. Belden of He- organist, and the soloist was Mr. and Mrs. Gates will live in son. Second, Mrs. Paul Barton said dairy farmers In the coun­ Conservation Service before University of IlUnols at Ur- "Closing of. offices would run print gowns and white picture A. lAf A< A lA bron, brother of the. bride and Gerald Chappell. South Windsor. and William Cartwright. Third, ty face a "grave” situation and emergency haying or grazing is bana-Champalgn. HARTFCyRD (AP) — The counter to the thrust of the ad­ hats, and they carried baskets McCarthy, Ted Freeman, son of William and Dana Free­ Timothy Rival of Hebron, broth- The bride was given in mar- Mrs. Oates, a graduate of the Samuel Stein and Jon Sund- some are considering seUing permitted on the unused land. state Motor -.'Vehicle Depart­ ministration, which puts heavy man McCarthy, 43 Church St.. Manchester. He was bom June filled with purple and white er of the bridegroom. riage by Neal Hartley of Con- University of ‘Rhode Island, is strom. Patricia OrfitelU of 2 VUlage ment will not close offices In emphasis on the convenience of 14 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His matemsd g;randpar- pompons and baby's breath. A reception was«held at the cord. Mass., a friend of her a dietitian and a member of the s t. and Audrey Smith of 607 New Britain, New London, Nor­ service to the public and ente are Mr. and Mrs. William F. Freeman, 125 Avery St. His Glyen in marriage by her Belden home, after which the family. She wore a gown of silk Northern Connecticut. Dietetic Woodbridge St. 'have been walk, Old Saybrodk and Will- businesses which must com­ paternal grEindparents are Mr. and Mrs. William McCarthy, 42 father, the bride wore a gown couple left on a trip to Vermont, organza appliqued with alencon Association. ® Results ’Thursday in a Man­ S T J y R named to the dean’s list for the imantlc as recommended by plete transactions with the Mo­ of silk organza accented with Helalne Rd. His maternal great-grandmothers Eire Mrs. Mary Upon their return they will re- lace and designed with high Mr. Gates, a graduate of Man- Loring photo Haley photo chester Country Club duplicate B)- CLAY.R. POLLAN------spring semester at Adrian the Etherlngton Commission, tor Vehicle Department,” Mes- Freeman, Ironton, Ohio, and Mrs. MEiry Aceto. Manchester. ribbons and yenise lace and side at Imperial Arms Apart- neckline, long sleeves and chapel Chester High School and the bridge game are as follows: ^ ARIES LIBRA (Mich.) College. Gov. 'Ihomas J. MeskUl says. klll added. designed with mandarin neck­ Engaged MAR. 21 Your Doily Aciivily Guide s in . 1) r4>. ments,' Rockville. train. He mantilla was attached American Institute of Banking, Engaged First, Paul Barton and Douglas 1/ According to the Stars. 'i line and long bishop sleeyes. Mr. Rival is employed by to a crown of seed pearls, and served for three 3'ears with the Barton. Second Mrs. William To develop message for Tuesdoy, OCT. l l i ^ The engagement of Miss Kar- engagement of Miss !0^11-14-29-40 41-45-51-558 Her elbow-len^h veil of silk Il­ Scranton Motors, Rockville. ghe carried her Rainbow Girls U.S. Army Signal Corps. He Is Allison and Mrs. Leidle WU-' ;»)48-64-73 read words corresponding to numbers lusion was arranged from a Bible. r biaJ^ch‘''m^ii^rr of‘ the S^th ^ Asplnwall of Bolton to Elaine Grace Cole of Manches- Uams. Third, Mrs. R. B. Wads­ of your Zodiac birth sign. 61-67-70 ^TAURUS SCORPIO matching headpiece, and she Mrs. Everett Femald of Es- Windsor Bank and Trust Co. Wayne Carlin of Hebron ter to William M. Lewis n of worth and Sidney Stetn. Fourth, 1 Associates 31 And 61 Con J - . . AfR. 10 ocr, 23 f carried a bouquet of miniature Engaged mond, R.I., sister-in-law of the and a member of the Army and Hartford has been announced Mrs. MAury Brown and Mrs. 2 W o it 32 Set 62 Joy ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy As- I ^ MAY 20 3 Short 33 Older 63 Heart's NOr. 2f ^ carnations, pompons, stephano- bride, was matron of honor Navy Club and the South Wnd- Philip Holway. 54-57-68-69 4 Aspects 34 Be 64 Your pinwall Jr. of Carpenter Rd. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. 12-15-18-32^ tis and baby’s breath. Bator - Lathrop The bridesmaid was Miss Mar- sor lion s Club. 71-77-79-81 5 ExceMent 35 Person 65 Desires Her f(ance is the son of Mr. Gllmoure N. Cole of 58 Stephen D 6 Trips 36 You 66 You 36-38-84-88^ Lawrence Seretto of Hartford The engagement of Miss GEMINI and Mrs. J < ^ Carlin of Web- st. Results in e YWCA duplicate 7 Until 37 Moke 67 Actually SAGITTARIUS served as best man. Ushers Kathryn J. Bator of Manches­ 8 W ill 38 Into 68 To NOV. 12 A » step L&ho bridge game last Wednesday at 9 Probably 39 People 69 Do were Michael Hogan of Troy, ter to George E. Lathrop Jr. of „ iivro Her fiance is the son of Mrs. y r ^ r JUNC 20 tile Community Y are as fol­ 10 For 40 In 70 Deliver DEC. 21 brother of the bride; and Rich­ Haddam has been announced by r?ii3-21-30-37 11 Friends 41 Promise 71 The a tfrf^ S n ligh SchST is lows : First, Mrs. Maury 44-47-53-58/b ard Dumaine and Michael Dny- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ Fray-Mora cft/52-59-80-86 12 Good 42 Children's72 Deceive 72-78-83-8^ employed at the AutomaUc Jackson- Brown and Mrs. John Messen­ 13$(xial 43 Bring 73 Wishes ter E. Bator Sr. of Cheshire, CANCER CAPRICORN is, both of Manchester. Wash and Clean Laundromat at ger. Second, Mrs. Howard Boyd 14 W ill 44 It'll 74 Activities ^ „,% JU N e 21 • 15 Ideas 45 Only 75 Congenial DEC. 22 ^ . lake a tip from me. Mass. She is also the daughter Manchester Green. Miss Cole, a graduate of and Mrs. AtEiric Kovacs. Third, 16 Evening 46 Helpful 76 Into of the late Stephanie C. Bator. 21 JAN. 19 Mr. Carlin, a 1971 graduate Northfleld Schxxd in East North- Mrs. CJarroU Barrett and Mrs. 17Tolks 47 Be 77 Following Her fiance is the scat of Mr. ot Rham High School, Hebron, «eld. Mass., received her BA 1- 8- 9-34 16 Could 48 With 78 Yourself 2- 7-16-20^ and Mrs. George E. Lathrop James Tlemey. Fourth, Mrs. d%)46-60-75 19 W ith 49 Who 79 Up 25 6 3-65 ^ is employed at the Iona Manu- anthropology from Syracuse Arthur Shorts and Mrs. Samuel 20 To 50 You 80 Of Sr. of 42 Franklin St. farturing Co. (N.Y.) University. She is em- LEO y 21 Opportunities 51 Whof 81 Now AQUAI(IVS Plenion, Miss Bator, who lives at 12 A 1973 spring wedding Is ployed as a computer program- ; 22 Old 52 The 82 Expensive JAN. 20 ■^L^AVG. 22 I 23 Sidestep 53 Eosy 83 Concerning St. Lawrence St., is employed planned. . tn®r at the Travelers Insurance « 24 Porties 54 You'll 84 Successful as an engineering analyst at ______Co., Hartford. Results In a July 4th South Q\26-27-33-35 25 Advance 55 You 65 Bring Pratt and Whitney Division of 26 Parent 56 Leod 86 Them Mr. Lewis, a graduate of the Windsor Bridge Club game at t I 27 Or 57 Hove 87 Relief . Phone effidentfy. VIRGO PISCES United Aircraft Corp., East the Wapplng Community Hall M 28 Friends 58 To 88 Grooves Engaged Moorestown (N.J.) Friends EEI. t t VV-i Hartford. She is a graduate of School received his BS degree are as follows; ETrst, Eld Con­ I 29 Foil 59 Most 89 Money sefT. 21 u 30 Abound 60 And 90 Situotions High School. The engagement of Miss Sheryl journalism from Syracuse way and James Baker. Tied for ‘ 7/11 Mr. Lathrop, a graduate 'of 39-49-56 .SjAdversc Ncut^ Lynn Varley of Manchester to University. He is employed at second, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. m ^'66-76-82-90I 7 6 to It € Howell Cheney Technical Stanley Richard Pelletier of H'® Kupper/Grant Inc., adver- %nyth and Mrs. Mary Roy, School, served for three years South Windsor has been an- tlsing and public relations. In Alan Wortman, Fourth, Mrs. with the Navy. He Is employed nounced by her father, Donald Hartford. Howard Boyd and Mrs. Mark at the State of Connecticut Ehi- Varley of 60 Spruce St. Miss The wedding is planned for KOVEUSS. Usethebook. vlronmental Protection Agency. Varley is also the dughter of Aug. 26. The club’s next duplicate The wedding is planned for the late Mrs. Varley. bridge game Is scheduled for Sept. 30 In Manchester. M r.. Pelletier is the son of ------July 18. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pelletier - of 2783 Ellington Rd. Manchester players taking top The bride-elect attended high plEices in a recent bridge tour- school in San D’Geato, Calif. nEunent at the Tobbaco Valley Olan MIIU Studio .Mrs. Samuel L. Jordan Jr. Her fiance is a g;raduate of Inn In W ndsor are eis follows: South Windsor High Shool, MUton Gottlieb Emd Mrs. Mary Jordan - Vicorito A U Hiker ptioto class of 1971, and is employed fiLOBE Roy placed first In the mbced MRS. PHILIP JOHN CROSBY by Iona Manufacturing Co., pedrs event, £ind Robert Hughes Miss Deborah Ann Vicorito of Manchester. Travel Service and Mrs. Donald Raymond, sec­ Manchester and Samuel Leo- The mariage of Eleanor Deuel lavender. Miss Dana Rlker, A July 22 wedding is planned 555 MAIN STREET ond. ,’THomEis LEUiders and Gott­ nard Jordan Jr. of Windsor ^ Oakland Calif. to Miss Moffitt, green, at the Emanuel Lutheran 643-2165 lieb placed second In the men’s were married April 29 In Heb- They wore matching hair rib- Church. palm. ron in a double-ring ceremony PhlUp John Crosby of Benicia, carried bouquets of Antfaorlzed agent In Man­ chester for all Airlines, Miss Vicorito is the daughter Calif., took place June 24 at St. pj^jj mountain laurel, A. A. Pylta, director of the of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vicorito Thomas Aquinas Church in Sheila Crosby of Ifarmlngton, Railroads and Steamship Two Drowned Lines. Manchester, South Windsor and of 127 Brent Rd. Mr. Jordan is storrs. Mich,, sister of the bridegroom; Bast Hartford Bridge Clubs, re­ the son of Mrs. Stephen Mott The bride is the daughter of and Lauren Rlker of Concord, On Weekend cently was elected vice presi­ of Windsor and the late Samuel Mr. and Mrs. A. Lawrence Mass., niece of the bride, were dent ol the ConnecUcut Bridge Jordan. Rlker of 680 Spring St. The flower girls. Hielr gowns of yel- Two Connecticut residents Association. Hs served as a dis­ TTie bride was given In mar- bridegrodm is a son of Mr. and low and blue gingham were tied drowned in separate incidents trict representative for three riage by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mrs. Frank L. Crosby of Farm- with long sashes. They wore Sunday, in Terryvllle and Strat­ years before being named vice Daniels of Hebron, her sister ington, Mich. matching hair ribbons and car- Blankley photo ford. president. iind brother-in-law. The 'Rev. Richard Chilson of rled bouquets of pink mountain MRS. BRUCE ALLAN FRAY Francis M. Zanlewskl, 13, of Coming The couple will reside at 15 st. Thomas Aquinas Church and laurel. „ . . „ , „ „ A „ . AW Terryvllle drowned aboiit 12:50 Easton St., East Hartford. Mrs. the Rev. Stephen J. White of Jeffery Crosby of Benicia, Bernice Ann Mora of Manches- Her fuU-length gown was fash- _ Middle Pond when he Jordan is a graduate of Man- s t. Mary’s Episcopal Church Calif., served as his brother’s ter became the bride of Bruce ioned with lavender organza ^ent under while swimming to from New York Satemis photo About Town Chester High Sqhool and was performed the double-ring cere- best man. Ushers were Kevin Allan Fray of Stratford June 28 bodice, deeper lavender skirt, ^ sand bar. A friend Theodore formerly employed as. an ex- mony. Music was provided by Crosby and Brian Crosby, both Engaged in a candlelight ceremony at St. and sheer sleeves with ruffled guenka 18, of Plymouth tried MICHAEL Newcomers Club of the ecutive secretary at Manches- 'Gene Bianco, harpist, of New of Farmington, Mich., and Ambrose Church in Bridgeport, cuffs. She also wore a matching td help! but was nulled’ under ■YWCA will conduct an execu­ Do look numbers up in the directory. (You'll be amazed how fast it is!) ter Community College. York City, formerly of Hartford, brothers of the bridegroom; The engagement of Miss Jane The bride Is the daughter of headpiece. and had to swim aW - BOWERS tive board meeting tMilght at 8 Mr. Jordan, a Jordan, a graduate of "nie bride, who arrived at the and James Van Rlker of Con- E. Vandervoort of Somers to Mr. and Mrs. John Mora of 330 George Avery of Devon served About 4:65 p.m in Stratford at the home of Mrs. Georg® Mc- Then circle the numbers—or write them down in the back of the-bopk. Windsor High School and avet- church with her father in a 1921 cord. Mass., nephew of the Marlin J. Knight of Tolland has Hackmatack St. Yhe bridegroom as beat man. John Johnson 34 drowned in Nlff, 27 Grant Rd. eran of service in the U. S. black Rolls Royce, wore her bride. The ring bearer was Van been announced by her parents, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stan- The bridegroom's mother the swmming pool at his home WEDDING When you call me for a number you can't find (and that's what Marine C or^, is empli^ed by mother’s wedding gown of ivory Raynor Riker of Concord, ne- Mr. and Mrs. James E. Van- Ipy L. Fray^of Stratford. wore a pink dress with gold ac- u is wife told police'he dove lii photographer The RookvUle Emblem Club WTC Air Freight at Bradley satin accented with heirloom phew of the bride. dervoort of Somers. The Rev. Andrew QUbride of cessories and a white cymbld- and failed to come up will have a dinner Wednesday Directory Assistance is here for), make a note of it for later use. Field in Windsor Locks rose point lace and fashioned Mrs. Rlker wore a peacock '■ Her fiance is the son of Mr. St. Ambrose Church performed lum orchid. at 6:80 p.m. at the Bolton Lake Add it all up—you, your book and m e—for the quickest phone service ever. with a long train. Her veil of colored floral print gown. The and Mrs. Marlin J. Knight Sr. the double-ring ceremony. Miss After a reception at the home — ------Hotel. Mrs. Arthur Folsle Is In Christmas in JULY? To bU sure, if you collect famous name matching lace was attached to bridegroom’s mother wore a of S. River Rd. Couture of Bridgeport was or- of the bridegroom’s parents, chfu)ge of the prognm . an heirloom lace coronet, and deep yellow gown. Miss Vandervoort, a graduate ganlst. the couple left on a motor trip Christmas plates because they're limited editions Top, 1972 THE VET; Royal Copenhagen, f 16. Middle, 1972 Wedgwood, ^ 5 /B o tto m , she carried her mother's white After a reception at Lawrelea, of Rockville High School re- The bride was given In mar- to Cape Cod. For traveling,; Mrs. Members of the Tri-Town 1972 Georg Jensen, $15. In his old company he prayer book with a single rose, the Highland Park home of the ceived an AS degree from Man- riage by Stanl«ey Fray, father of Fray wore a red, white and Manchester Public Mcrket players will meet tomorrow at Immediate delivery. Ask about previous years' limited edition learned Miss Patricia McGuire of bride's parents, the couple left Chester Community College, the bridegroom. She wore a blue dress with white acces- 8 p.m. at the Lotte.ETsk Memo­ Cambrldge, Mass., was maid of on a motor trip to Massachu- She Is presently attending the gown of silk organza and chan- series and a corsage of white Christmas plates. \buVe got the world on a string: 806 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER rial building in Henry Park- •skills honor. She wore a yellow em- setts and Cape Cod. T h ey now Hartford Hospital School of in- tilly lace, designed with scooped rosea. Mr. and Mrs. Fray are The Women’s Christian Tem- EASY PAYMENTS INVITED • discipline pire gown with a daisy in her live at 79 Buena Vista, Ben- halaUon Therapy. neckllneA_full sleeves, and bouf- now living at 141 Pennsylvania pertmee Union will have its an­ hair, and she carried a bouquet Ida, Calif. Mr. Knight is a graduate of fant skirt. Her veil of silk lllu- Ave., Apt. 5, Brldgport. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS nual picnic tomorrow at 10:45 your telephone directory. • teamwork of white laurel. Mrs, Crosby is a graduate of Ellington High School and the sion was borderjed in matching Mrs. Fray, a graduate of the a.m. at the Susannah Wesley • loyalty Bridesmaids were Miss Tra- Rollins College, Winter Park, University of Hartford School lace, and she carried a bouquet Bridgeport Hospital School of • House of South United Metho­ cy Riker and Miss Dana Riker, Fla., and Dana Hall. Wellesley, of Engineering. He is employ- of pink miniature sweetheart Nursing on June 28, will be em- CANNED GOODS & FROZEN FOODS dist Churcl^ A poHuck wUl be both of Media, Pa., and nieces Mass. Mr. Crosby, a graduate ed at the Burroughs Corp. In roses, white carnations, ployed at the hospital. Mr. Fray served at noon. JEWEtERS-SlLVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 \ Isn’thethe kind of guy of the bride; and Miss Mar- of Laney College, Oakland, Tdland. . and Itoby’s breath. attended Hbusatonlc Community 9S8 MAIN STREET, MANCHES’TER garet Moffitt of £^an Francisco, Calif., is now serving as a cor- The wedding is planned for Miss Donna Lee Rumnio of College and Is employed as a 2S«/o OFF SHELF PRICE! .\ you want in yours? Manchefirter WATES wlU have H ARTFO RD • MTODLETOWN • NEW BRITAIN Calif. Miss Tracy Rikef wore poral in the U.S. Marine Corps. Nov. U. Bridgeport was maid of honor, la n d s c ^ r Ih Fairfield. a buslness*meeting tomorrow at Southern New England lelephone the Itallan-American Club, / ■ ,

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Police Report Jamea R. Skully, le, ot 26 P o lay 8t., waa arreated by Man- chaater police early this mom* Inf on cheoYca ot fourth degree larceny, in connection with the alleged theft of pastry from Grand Union supermarket at the Parkade. Night Police said four youths were observed at the store shortly af­ ter midnight, TTie four approach­ ed the store, and picked up four hoxea of pastry outside, police said. PoUce gave chase, and Skully waa apprehended near the UA Theatre on" the other side of the Parkade. The other three got away, police said. Court date is July 2t.

Other weekend arreste Includ­ ed; Roy H. Coding, 27. of 86 Wells St., charged with evading re­ sponsibility and operating a mo­ taining a cafeteria, auditorium during part of each day this tor v ^ c l e while under the In­ and nr^usic room. All residents week making inspections. He fluence of liquor. Re was ar­ who are registered voters are suggests that anyone planning rested. Saturday night In con- eligible to vote on the one-ques- to come Into his office call first, necU(m iwlth an accident on tlon referendum. Also eligible Bulletin Board Charter Oak- St. Police sold his to vote are owners of property The fire commissioners will car went out of control and hit In town, valued at more than mee^ tonight at 7 :30 at the flre- ^ X a house at 112 Charter Oak St. $1,000, whether or not they live house. ^ Court date July 24. In town. '■ V \ Stephen A. Steiner, 26, of 163 The question on the ballot Manchester Evening Prenoh Rd., Bolton, charged Correspondent X asks "Shall the town of Bolton yesterday afternoon with operat­ approve the preliminary plans 649-8409. ing a motorcycle with defective and appropriate $613,600 for the mutOer, on K. Center St. Court construction furnishing and date July 24. equipping of an addition con­ Douglas S. MacNeU, 16, of taining an auditorium, cafeteria, Fire Calls Lakevlew Dr., Coventiy, and music room and storage area Howard A. Haberem, 26, of 106 and for construction of addition- Saturday, 4:46 p.m. — town Homestead St., both charged ol parking to be added to the firemen to 109 Eldridge St. for yesterday afternoon with speed­ high school on. Brandy St.?’’ minor fire In an electric stove. ing, at W. Middle Tpke. sind Parkade Ready for Annual Sidewalk Sales Results tabulated on the vot- Saturday, 9 p.m. — town flre- Adanu St Court date July 24. Ing machines will be read to- men to Interstate 84 for minor Ralph W. Rudin, 20, of 82 TRe iigns go up and the hats go on in preparation for the Park- left to right, Mike Dworkin of Liggett Drug, Martin Broder of night as soon as the polls close car fire. Majde St, charged yesterday ade’s annual Sidewalk Sales to b elied Thursday, PYiday and Sat­ Martin Ltd., A1 Perreault of Sears, William Dunham of Butter­ at 8 p.m., and. If the majority Sunday, 3:17 p.m. — Eighth afternoon with operating a mo­ field’s and Werner Bloch of D&L. has voted "yes”, a town meet- District firemen to 96 Rachel torcycle without a front fender. urday. "niis annual sales event features clearance prices and an outdoor atmosphere. Helping with the final preparations are, (Herald photo by Buceivicius) ing will be held immediately to Rd. for woods and grass fire, On Spring St. Court date July 17. vote on the financial details on covering two acres, Kenneth O. KeUy, 28, of Hart­ bonding. Sunday, 6:46 p.m.—town flre- ford, charged last night with All Zeros- Board Meeting Road Closed Card Party Scheduled men to 14 Falknor Dr. for mln- failure to €rin- didn’t even get a letter that ed to traffic for about six and table prizes will be award- ners parking lot for minor car night as well as day. This is part of a general improvement to the city’s lighting, ade. Court date July 24. Manchester Planning auid Zon­ tendent Charles Warner said day. weeks. The closing is In coti- ed, according to Marylou Le- fire. designed to help banish crime and its covering shadows from the streets, at the Robert C. Godfrey, 18, of no ing Commission (P ^ ). that insufficient agenda Items is the reason for the junction with the Avery same time as it enchants the eye by spotlighting architectural treasures to show off certain addresq, charged early The hearings wUl start at 7:80 Brook-area sanitary sewer In the Municipal BuUdlng Hear­ canceUation. both their fine detail and their imposing masses. this morning with failure to dis­ project. play marker plates on Brood InflliA T n d k U .S . ing Room. The department recom­ St. Court date July 24. Circle Associates la seeking a Manchester Evening Her­ PLAZA DEPARTMENT STORE UNITED NA’TDONS, N. Y. zone change from Industrial to mended alternate routes for ald South Windsor corres­ through traffl% — such as 705 EAST MIDDLE ’TPKE., MANCHESTER Above, looking up at the Capitol, with zoom lens. At the end of 1970 the United Business 4 on a 3.8-acre paecel pondent Barbara Varrlck, (across from St. Bartholomew’s Church) 15% Wed in Sfthool Dart Hill Rd. and Oakland ^ P B N WED., THURS., FRI. till 9 Upper right. Eternal Flame flickers through the night in Arlington Cemetery, States had more medical on Hartford Rd. tel. 644-8274. Rd. B O m - Fifteen per cent of schools -107 - than any other ‘"w" ^kailng Board of Ap- aU etudenU registered at West country, India was second with 1®®*^ month denied a z

rt ' l MANCHESTER EVENING'HERALb. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 10, 1972 PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., ^tONDAY, JULY 10, 1972 • • ; ■ — Uce stopped a car and arrested told the directors he expected Man Giarged Its occupants, charging Robert Union Pond the cost of the work to ap­ ECHS Water Damage Tinsley, 32, of Hartford, with proach 176,000. With no objec- Heralding Politics With Kidnap kidnaping, escEU>e from custody Uon voiced by any director, he and ' possession of heroin. Dam Repairs said the town was going to {iro- ceed with the additional work. Nolan Stops Sox on One Hit By Sol R. Cohen- Of Trooper C3iarles O. Ashe, 88, of New Haven was charged with pos­ The State Department of En­ Said Vandals’ Work vironmental Protection, which marathon game, but Nolan, a Pour prominent Manchester Democrat Roger Hilsman’s WESTPORT, Oonn. (AP) — session of heroin. Near Finish , ANAHEIM (AP) — Ev­ others by fanning three batters per was thrown out while try­ 'The two losses dropped the had been following the progress right-handed flre-baller, would on nine pitches In the second attorneys (three Democrats and tour July 4 through Eastern Vandals broke into East Catholic High School some­ A Hartford man has been erything seems to happen ing to score after the catch. Red ScK two games under .600 Repairs to Union Pond Dam of the job, had told the town have been overpowering inning. one Republican) are being men- Connecticut. In his quest for time Friday__ night or __Saturday morning and caused con- oharged with kidnaping In an to the Boston Red Sox against anyone as the Angels Ryan threw bullets in the Ben Ogilvie ended the threat by and hurt their hopes to close Honed as potential candidates votes to elect him Second Dis- siderable damage by flowing several rooms, police dis- **• which a sWe tro ^ Suspicious Fire have been completed, according that In sirite of the portage when they invade the West took the three-game series 2-1. twilight dusk, spoiling a fine ef­ grounding out. ground on Baltimore, which for judge of probate trict congressman almost In- er said he was abducted briefly to WlUlam O’NelU, director of ^ ^ ( T V e p ^ . Coast, and the current trip covered late Saturday moiming. Ryan struck out 16 and re­ fort by Siebert, who struck out BiU Lee, the third Boston They are Democrats William eluded a stop In the emergency No damage esUmate was by two men he was trying to Put Out at Mill lost four in a row to the Texas A fire of mysterious origin O'Neill says the flnal cost of appears to be no exception. tired the last 26 batters in or­ eight. Ryan Improved his pitcher, allowed three hits In FitzGerald, a town director; room at the Putnam Hospital. able. arrest on narcotics charges. After having a seven-game Rangers during the weekend. was extinguished by a sprinkler minor finishing touches which the project was just under the der in outduelling Boston’s Son­ record to 11-6, while Siebert, four innings before the Angels Paul Groobert, clerk of the Hllsman was-as riding on the -nu, water damage was caus- Trooper . Thomas______Moore said winning streak snapped in a The Rod Sooc flew to Oakland $76,000. He says he hopes to ny Siebert before 11,898 fans. who missed his previous start­ pushed across a run In the 18th. State House of RepresentaUves; back of a convertible during ed by a '^safety shower" In the ^ ^ stoM>ed a car Saturday syetem In a former Cheney Mill town crews will complete heart-breaking 16-innlng 4-3 loss have the pond fUled by Sept. 1. He gave up a ieadoff walk to ing turn because of a sore arm, Syd O’Brien singled off short­ to open a three game series and In-ing Aronson, Hartford Putnam’s July 4 parade when school's chemistry laboratorv g^ed entry night at the East-bound service on St. early this morning. work, d<»io by Penetryn to the Angels Saturday night, It has been empty since last Tommy Harper and a one-out was left with a 7-6 mark. stop Juan Benlquez' glove and with the high-rldlng Athletics County coroner; and RepubU- a child made a movement to- which vandals turned on and ® through a station on the OonnecUcut The fire was on the vacant gygte^s of Everett. Mass., was the Red Sox ran into hot pitch­ summer when the work began. single to Carl Yastrzemskl. The Red Sox appeared to be was sacrificed to second. After tonight, Boston rookie Lynn can Herbert Phelon, a former ward the street. The driver of then riugged the drain with a floor window, police Turnpike, and spotted drug third floor of the mill. Accord- Penotryn was the ing and were blanked on one Then he set an American ready t^ wrap up the game Sat­ an Intentional walk, Lee retired McGlothen. owner of a 1-1 ' member of the Board of Educar -j— convertible jammed on his towel. ^ P P ^ ^ tly a c ^ -was equipment Inside. He said he *ng to Fire Chief John Rlvosa, bidder then at $76,010, but hit by Nolan In a 1-0 defeat League record by striking out urday night when they loaded the next batter. However, record In three major league tlon. brakes—pitching Hllsman head Ten-room s in the east wlnir “ P “ le window and handcuffed one of the two men "R (the fire) definitely did not officials trimmed the proj Sunday night. the next eight batters. He the bases with none out in the Sandy Alomar grounded a starts, Is due to oppose Oakland Judge John Wallett, who has first Into the front seat. He were under about twotw o® h SIdir*S v ^ s 5 h y ‘ ^® «™»>bed ...... " . ect In an effort to co^pleV* the Some of the Boston players equaled the major league 15th inning. However, Rico Pet- single to Benlquez' left, scoring southpaw Ken Holtzman, wdto been chief of Manchester’s Pro­ came up grinning, but his head water police said The water at- ®^^***” S Pohee said, his gun after a struggle. According to Det. lA.U . John ______mandated work with $86,- may have been weary after the record he shared with several rocelU lined to right and Har­ O’Brien. has an 11-5 mark. bate Court since IMS, is resign­ just mlLdS,e^board. °"®® ‘"“‘''®- The trooper was forced Into Krlnjak of the Manchester Po- ^ directors had aM>ropri- get to other parts of the build­ ing as of Dec. 31. His unexpir­ Hllsman today called Presl- cafeteria and teachers' the pair's car and driven eauit- lice Department, there was jj,g ^ r k , ing due to gates in the hallways. ed term Is to January 1975. Gov. dent Nixon’s spending' policy lounge below, causing exten> bound to Blxlt IS, about one-half minimal damage and the fire However, after the work be- Three interior door windows Thomas Mesklll has ordered a "warped and out of time with give damage to about the mlle away. He was released un- was out by the time town fire- To\m Manager Robert were broken. Ht’s a Wonder We’re Not 12 Games Back of Pittsburgh’—Berra special elecUon for Nov. 7 (In the real needs of the American cafeteria celling. harmed beside the road, and men arrived. WelM reported to the directors conjunction with the regular public.' The laboratory's "safety the pair drove off, police said. Most of the damage was there was a honeycomb elecUon) for filling the vacan­ Town and Eighth District flre- He insisted, to men were caUed to the_____ school to ““or®.'” ®" emergency wtlet Moore flagged a car and caused by water from the holes In the dam and It was cy. start spending the $2.25 mlUlon pump out the water. Blast t i t h used In case of chemical bums summoned help from the Nor- sprinkler, Rlvosa said, in a ma- known how much material Judge Wallett will reach the expended for the increased air or clothing that might catch fire walk toll station. chine shc^ on the first floor, be needed to fill It. He Ta mandatory retirement age of war In Vietnam where It will In the lab. Within an hour, Stamford po- The second flo<» la also vacant. Mets Now Trail Pirates by Four 70 in July of next year. He Is do the most good—on the needs resig^nlng earlier because of of the elderly, the disadvan­ N F W YORK (AP) __ before 51,000, Including 60,084 Martinez walked. Wayne Gar- "M y mother always told me poor hesilth. Ellsberg, taged and the unemployed.” "Thp w a v we’ve been iroine stadium. rett sacrificed them along. With to go to college, but I wanted to The two town committees will ACTION PLAY— Philadelphia’s Deron Johnson kicked up a lot of dust when ine way weve oeen sOing osteen pitched a slx-hltter for Seaver at bat, Berra called for endorse candidates for local of­ Just in case you hear It some­ he tried to steal second base against San Diego but the throw to second it S a wonaer we re not IZ ninth victory against six de- a squeeze play. Osteen fielded play winter ball and make the NATIONAL. LEAGUE fice about the middle of August. where else — and you are cer­ baseman Derrell Thomas was in plentp of time. Paul Pryor made the call. games back of Pittsburgh, feats. Before he even made his the bunt and caught Duffy slld- major leagues,” Lacy com­ East By the Ume the endorsement Russo Go tain to — remember, you heard Yogl Berra, manager of the first pitch the Dodgers had giv- Ing home. Osteen then fanned W)L Pet. OB meeUngs are held, more candi­ mented. “ When I’m at bat In 1 t first here. Spiro Agnew’s New York Mets, made that en him the only run he needed. Willie Mays to end th elnnlng. F'ittsburgh .640 — dates for probate judge may an­ SHOP ASP WEO the majors I feel more con- campaign slogan in 1976, in the New York .687 4 nounce. “ On Trial comment Sunday after the Los Consecutive singles by ___ Lee Lacy, a rookie inflelder, got_ fident than In the minors be- event he runs for p ruden t, Ar.-jeles Dodgers had blanked Lacy, Bill Buckner and'W illie three hits off Seaver, scored cause the big league pitchers St. Louis .633 8 will be. "The Spiro of '76.” Chicago .63 28 Gov. Thomas Mesklll has an­ (Oontinued from Page One) Aaron Lauds Bucs the Mets 2-0 and dropped them pavls, the first three to face the Dodgers' first run and are always around the plate.” Montreal 32 43 .427 16 nounced that the Motor Vehicle four games back of the first geaver, accounted for the run drove In the other In the ninth Davis also got three hits for Scheduled to be elected a vant to selecting a fair and Im- place Pirates In the National and sent Seaver down to his Inning. the Dodgers and Buckner two. Philadelphia 26 60 .342 22% Department will continue to op­ town director tomorrow nlg^t, partial jury,” Byrne said, West erate all 16 of its offices FOR A LOWER League East. aft^ defeat against 11 victories. "The book on this kid,” Ber- Osteen, with a double, was the to succeed Atty. William Diana Attorneys have the tisual Cincinnati 46 31 throughout the state. Southpaw (Jlaude Osteen The closest the Mets came to ra said "was not to throw him only other Dodger to get a hit. who resigned , Is ChsLries Me- prtvUeg^e of using challenges to Houston 46 33 The Etherington Clommisslon gained the nod over right-hand- scoring was in the fifth when high, but to throw him low.” The Mets t ^ n a three-game . , .. j , , Kenzie of 177 Gardner St. Both remove from the potenUal jury As Best Ever Seen^ Los Angeles 40 30 er Tom Seaver as the Dodgers they had two on and none out. He got his three hits on fast series tonight against San had recommended last year ^ RepubUcans. panel any peraois the y feel Atlanta 36 42 closing the offices In WUllman- won their fourth In five games Duffy Dyer doubled and Ted balls from Seaver. Francisco. McKenzie Is treasurer of the shouldn’t serve. NEW YORK (AP) — A cilnes (.333), and Retmle Sten- first shutout of the season. Five San Francisco 34 48 tic, Phjtnam, New Britain, New GOP town committee, score- The trial of the two former professional hitter under- nett (.289). The problem is find- straight singles with two out In San Diego 29 48 London, Norwalk and Old Say- tary of the Board of Tax Re- government researchers who TOTAL DBIU! standably appreciates pro- *ng room in the llne-up for all tile fifth Inning ct the opener Sunday’s Results brook, view, and an alternate mem- turned antiwar activists is ex- Chicago 6-10, Cincinnati 0-6 Mesklll said the savings real­ fessional hitting and so «>® bat®- produced three Cub runs to Texas Rangers Bump Birds in Four Straight ber of the Zoning Board of Ap- pected to produce controversy Stargell, Robertson and Oil- Rive the fire-balling right-hand Major League San Diego 6, PhUadelphla 4 ized In a recognition program Hank Aaron stands in awe stargeii, Robertson , 1.1 ^ i peals. and Important legal precedents. San Francisco 6, M

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WHAT rv / E S E E N S O T O TH IS ( THIS COME listen TO i wtnt OO VA WORS^ ADDRESS AND > IS Aniwtr 10 Frovlouo Pii*«lo The Economicol Way THINK B U T I ON. HIS n i b s ! n The “Aetlon Marketplace” BCRM&NS REMEMBER SHOW " HE NEEDS A • * o » » O ' OUR PON'T SET TEN PER CENT' BUSINESS?; LEANDER DANCIN& KNOW LIFE PRESERVER In the Kitchen HORSE WHERE! BUS IS IN THE To Advertise I Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers BATHTUB! ACT? LEKVINfi ACROSS 3 Comes close to PUFF- 4 Lock opener 15 words, 3 days ...... <^i,gg M Over 60,000 Daily Readers m e e t s - 1 Kitchen basin 5 Faucet 5 Caudal appendage 15 words, 6 days ...... $3 24 DFast Results 8 C(X)king 6 Operatic solo utensils 7 Small Id 12 Arrow poison puncture -) 15 words, 10 days ...... ^4.50 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR 13 Arrival (hb.) 14 Iris layer 8 Authority 20 words, 26 days ...... $14.56 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS on Hindu 3liVil=i|-!ki 15 Drama philosophy 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBLICA'nON 16 Roman three 9 Hail! Happy Ads ...... $150 inch 10 17 Fastidious 31 Seed 47 Common piece 10 Eucational of furniture Deadline for Saturday and Monday 18 Sardinia (ab.) group (ab.) containers is 12:00 Noon Friday 19 Serene 32 Upon 48 Aromatic seed MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD 21 Belgian river 11 Took a seat 50 Tax (Irish) 19 Snoop 33 Horseback PHONE 643-2711 51 Trees 23 Cutting 20 Present game OF COURSE, VDU CAN BE I WISH I WERE implements 35 Large body 53 Roman road IWRONG ABOUT GARICK', month (ab.) 54 Mother (coll.) PLEASE READ Heating ondPhimblng 17 Help Wanted-Female 35 WRONG ABOUT 27 Kind 22 Greek letter of water THE CHANCES ARE HE THAT, SHERIFF 30 Major 55 Feminine 24 Cast a ballot 38 Soviet rivpr HERALD YOUR AD NO JOB too small. Immediate HAS NO INTENTION OF appliance 39 MiliUry appellation HARMING yOUR HUSBAND/, 25 Level sendee on service calls. FYee Order Your HAPPY ADS 31 Father (coll.) 26 Withered officers (ab.) 56 Swiss river Classified or “ Want Ads” NOTICEI 34 Formerly 41 Expensive 58 Oxford Eng­ BOX LEH ERS are taken over the phone as a . estimates gladly given on (archaic) 28 Green Effective Aug. 1st the Man­ vegetable 43 Gibbon lish Diction­ convenience. The advertiser heating or plumbing. Faucets 36 Three times 29 Sea eagles 45 Soft leather ary (ab.) For Your should read his ad the FIRST repaired or installed. Water chester Evening Herald ■will “Happy (comb, form) DAY IT APPEARS and RE­ pumps worked on. Complete no longer run Help Wanted 37 Siouan Indian TT T ~ r " 1 V IT TT Information ads imder separate clEissifi- r ~ T ~ r ~ r * PORT ERRORS In time for heating systems, rec rooms, 38 Narrow road the next Insertion. The Herald cations by sex. All Help 39 Unaspirated 14 THE HERALD will not dis- etc. Call M A M Plumbing Thought” i?“ clooe the Identity of any ad­ is responsible for only ONE Wanted ads will be listed 40 Soft (music) U Incorrect or omitted insertion Heating, 040-2871. luider one classification — 42 Seasoning t r i r vertiser using box letters. Readers answering blind box for any advertisement and No. 36 "Help Wanted." 44 Table gadgets 26 Today! OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN 46 Fictional dog fi” 16 ads who desire to protect then only to the extent of a Millinery, 21 UvBlr identity can follow this “ make good" Insertion. Er­ 49 Used with 21 24 a Dressmaking 1 9 OH.TH' FOOL/ EVERy I WELL.HE LEARMEP 50METHIM’ RB4L a cup procedure: rors which do not lessen the TIME HE CHASES A ' QUICK RIOHT THERE/ TH’ CAT WEMT 52 Blackbird t i value of the advertisement CUSTOM made ladles dresses, GIRL FHIDAY, for small of­ CALL 643 2711 CAT HE WIMPS UP IM r UP TH' TREE - -AM* HE W AS Rl^HT 54 Animal flesh Enclose your reply to the will not be corrected by suits, bridal gowns and veils. fice, part-time. Hours flexible. TROUBLE/ WOM’T HE BEHIMP IT. <30IM’ S O FA ST HE 57 Conger 3 " a r box In an envelope — address “ make good" Insertion. Phone 643-2466 evenings. PRISCILLA’S POP COULPM’TSTOP/ IT 31 Also hand set fashion jewelry. BY AL VERMEER -V EVER LEARM^ 58 Death notjee to the Classified Manager, M anchester '' W A S EITHER H IT T H ’ ST 849-1133.______. . . Som*on« t r e e o r h i t T H ’ 59 Ellipsoidal Manchester Evening Herald, NURSE5S Aides, all shifts. We MEV, HOl_Uyi-IOCK! / PRIMK, AW'HE 60 Distinguished 643-2711 RIGW T.' 46 togetlver with a memo listing are looking for fuU-tlme per­ Evening may have tant you ifc i/ss-vssai. condition. Asking $696. Phone can afford. Fully insured. 643- interesting work and meet peo­ The Whole Clan. Happy Birthday BY DICK TURNER ITT CARNIVAL — Bicycle, Charter Oak 649-4677. 1609 or 742-8764. ple. Call 622-6211. GRAMMA McCOOE Park, Owner may have by Dad, Lee, Tracy, identifying and paying for ad. frucks - Tractors 5 B. H. MAGOWAN, JR. & SONS. Love and a Hug GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN . J r ' Interior and exterior PART-TIME RNs 742-6963. EVENINGS AND NIGHTS Leslie, Chris, and D.D. 1963 FORD Half-ton pick up. 1972 by NEA. Inc painting, paper hanging. Thir­ PARTNERSHIP NURSING Kevin -this <^rTiH & Best offer, 160 Charter Oak St., ty years experience. Four gen­ 7-/0 REWARD offered for finding A (pculnership) may be com- and Judge. C?U 7 A N t ? VMOI2N K . f W W H A T '5 THE WORR.V WAPO" y r ~ Manchester. erations. FYee estimates, fully WHY'? and returning girl’s 5-speed "Martha, why don't you just call ME, instead of those poeed of from 2-4 RNs who Columbia hot pink bike. Call insured. 648-7861, 646-8262. Birthday wrm ^6ttin6 o iq phq 1964 STUDEBAKER. half-ton agree to jointly provide 86 hours 649-0808. newspaper people?" pick-up, 42,000 original miles, ABC Painting contractors. For of Qpntlnuous coverage on a LYNDA JONES 1EG mechanically like new, new Sunday through Saturday basis Lots ot Love, SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL LDST —. PX)UR months old the finest In Interior, exterior, Happy 17th Golden Retriever, answers to tires. $276. 742-8161. wallpapering and ceilings. on one shift. The members of It took you long Mom, Dad, Betsy, Jim, FVee estimates. Fully insured. each partnership arrange their Mike, downtown area. Call 1967 CH E V R O Ll^ 14’ plat- Scott, Jane and JUST WHAT 648-4129. Flist, dependable service. work schedules among them­ enough. form, heavy duty body, like Motorcycles-Bicycles 11 Household Services 13-A ARE VOU Brush, roll, spray. Integrity, selves thus allowing maximum Samantha new condition, $475. 742-8161. Sis P O I N < 5 ? Penonab 3 1971 SUZUKI, TS 260R, duel POWER mowers, hand mowers quality, service. Call day or flexibility of hours. Applicants must have had hospital nurs­ - y ------purpose, red, like new, excel­ sharpening and repairing ser­ night. 643-7375. Happy Birthday RIDE WANTED to Silas Deane TrSSIere"!!*'*" lent condition. Under 1,000 vice. CJall "Shari^l.” FYee ing experience within the past JERRY BOTTI Highway, Wethersfield, dally Mobile Homes 6>A miles, full nobby rear tire. pick-up and delivery. 643-6306. CEILING specialist — expert 6 years. If you are interested Keep Happy - workmanship. One celling or and would like to have more Love, X' ' 1-vQ from Spruce St., Manchester. Asking $760. 646-1893. Keep Smiling AVENGER 1971, 22’ self-con­ ODD jobs ot all kinds, attics all your ceilings repaired and Information, please call ' the Mom, Dad, Charlene with a Herald tained trailer. $2,926. Call 646- Business Services 13 and cellars cleaned, trees re­ painted. Also Interior painting Personnel Department. and Tony 7879. H Automobiles For Sole 4 moved, free estimates. Phone and wallpapering. Call 289- MANCHESTER Happy Ad PLAIN JANE BY FRANK 6 a GINSK1 ALL TYPES of masonry and 646-6489. 0773. 1664 CXIRVETTE, 1969 engine 16’ MONITOR Travel trailer, repair work, stone, brick, MEMORIAL HOSPITAL J self - contained, excellent con­ LIGHT TRUCKING, cellar and INSIDE —outside i>alnting. Spe­ 71 Haynes St. Help Wonred-Femole 35 Help Wonted-Mole 36 (^ A T LA&T ITEM KUNAVAILABL^ M. 3 “U t f 360 h.p., 4:11 rear end, posi- block, flagstone. Also fire­ dition, $1,000. Call 643-2391. attics cleaned, odd Jobs, cial rates for people over 66. 646-1222 ext. 481 B y traction, two tops, side pipes. places, chimneys, patios, stone LEGAL SECRETARY—Excell- PART-TIME cleaner. Apply In m g 875-0941. walls, steps, sidewalks. 649- lawns, trees cut and removed. Call my competitors, then call USED VIKING Convertible tent Call 643-6000. me. Estimates given. 649-7863. $$ VACATION $$ lent typing and shorthand. person, ^tate Theatre, Man­ ANPIIHOU sMTA u m .E 1604. chester. CAMMED LAU6HTER MISHT NEED CAR? Credit very bad? trailer, 6 sleeper, S-bumer in­ Do you need extra money tor Will consider girl without legal door - outdoor gas stove, gas ADD U P E to your home with that vacation you have been experience. Hiree girl office. PUT'XXIIN A 6 0 0 P MOOO. Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ SHARPENING Service—Saws Building ControcHng 14 IS YOUR WIFE an RN ot heater, plus other features. pnrfessldnal spray paint Job, planning or the one you have Hours 9 to 6 p.m. Fee paid. est Douglas accepts lowest knives, axes, shears, skates, LPN? Do you know that she r Call after 6 p.m., 649-6674. ROOM additions, dormers, ga­ inside and out, 20 years experi­ already had?? Salary to $130 plus. Rita Girl, ,.7-/Di down, smallest payment, any- rotary blades. Quick service. can earn as much as $64 for rages, add a -levels, roof­ ence. Leon Bassett Painting, If you are an RN or LPN and 99 East Center Street, Man­ adiere. Not small loan finance CAMPER International Metro Capitol Equipment Co., 38 working 2 days? We need tem­ ing, siding, foundations. Low, 876-8384. would like to work one or chester, 646-3441. 0 company plan. Douglas Mo­ van, gas stove, refrigerator, Main St., Manchester. Hours porary summer help or our low prices. Bank financing. more days on our 7-S, or 3-11 tors, 345 Main. paneled, carpeted, sleeps 4. dally 7:30-5, Thursday, 7:30-9, RICHARD E. Martin. Flill pro­ 3-11 shift. Free transportation Add-A- level Dormer, 289-0449. shift on a temporary basis for SECRETARIES—Several open­ Call 649-2728 . or 649-2281. Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7968. fessional painting service. In­ ings. 60 typing, 60 shorthand. can be provided If necessary. CHEVEiZ e I 1970, 464, low the summer months you can terior - exterior. Free esti­ Call Mr. Tolisano, for further mileage, excellent condition. AGWAY Driveway Sealing at NEWTON H. Smith & Sons-Re- earn those extra dollars you Must have over one year ex­ 1962 SHASTA trailer 16', hitch modeling, repairing, additions, mates, fully insured. 649-4411. perience. Pee paid. Salary to Information. 646-2^1. .’-IQ “But I HAVE to have a “The Pizza Palace ha« Call 646-6471. included, sleeps 4-6, $800. Call reasonable price. Residential need. Fl^e transportation can and light business. CsUl Rick, rec rooms, porches and roof­ be provided If necessary. Call $138. Rita Girl, 99 East Center larger allowance, pegged the dollar at 1968 VOLKSWAGEN (Beetle) 64»'3693 after 6. ing. No job too small. Call 649- C. AND G. Home Improvement. Street, Manchester, 646-3441. Daddy!’’ one small cheese 646-2013 or Glen, 872-8166 for Interior and exterior painting Mr. Tolisano for further Infor­ black, sun root, gas heater, ra­ free estimate and more infor­ 3144. pizza!” and wallpapering. Ftee esU- mation CLERK TYPIST —Girl Pri- BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY dio, four new tires, 68,000 mation. MACHINISTS LOOK ! DORMERS, garages, porches, hiates. 228-9666, 228-3631. 646-2321 day; Several openings. 46 miles, meticulously maintain­ First class only ed, excellent condition. Origi­ TWO Handymen want a variety rec rooms, room additions, w.p.m. typing, filing, be able L WINTHROP kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, WALLPAPERING and palnt- ACT NOW—LADIES! Sell toys to handle correspondence. BY DICK CAVALLl nal owner. Best offer over $1,- DELUXE OLD ENGLISH—Car­ of Jobs, by day or hour. Yands, Ing, Interior and exterior, ex­ and gifts party plan. Our 25th Lathe 000, firm. Days 649-6384, eve­ peting throughout. Beautifully attics, cellars cleaned. Lawns siding, general repairs. Quali­ Parking. Fee paid. Salary $100 ty workmanship. Financing pertly done. F r e e estimateB. year. Over 300 items. Flill - plus. Rita Girl, 99 East Cienter nings, 649-2062. furnished with skirting and and gardener's service. Call Tim Ckmaty, 633-7616 after color catalog. No cash outlaw. Bridgeport RRST I'MCSOtSKS HOME AND RND patio. Reduced to: 643- 6305. available. Economy Builders, St., Manchester, 646-3441. OUT WHAXA RETORT IS. 6 p.m. Call or write “ Santa’s Parties” 1962 CHEVROLET Impala, V8, $10,995 Inc., 643-6159, 872-0647, eve­ Hardinge Chucker 2-door, power steering, power TREE Service (Soucler)—Trees nings. Avon, Conn., 06001. Phone 1- GIRL FRIDAY—one girl sales KEEP Choice of homesltes. 673-3456. Also booking parties. Overtime schedule, good fringe brakes, must be seen. Call 647- cut, building lots cleared, trees Bonds - office. Please apply In person. i AMERICA N. J. LAFLAMME —Carpentry benefits. Apply In person. 1132 after 6. NEW 2 BEDROOM — Front topped. Got a tree problem? Stocks - Mortgages 27 Detrex Chemical, 260 Chapel BEALTITFUL 1 = ^ kitchen. Matching appliances. Well worth phone call. 742- contractor. Additions, remodel­ Rd, South Windsor, Conn. ing and repairs, 875-1642. MORTGAGES, loans first sec­ BABYSITTER to live In and LEWIS MACHINE CO. 1966 PLYMOUTH FUry, 2-door Wall-to-wall carpeting. Lovely 8262. 22 John St., East Hartford hardtop, 426 wedge, good con­ ond, third. All kinds. Realty care for 2 small boys. 647-1280. DENTAL Receptionist Mature home. LEON CIE8ZYNSKI builder — dition. $625. Call after 4 p.m., CEILING and ceramic tile spe­ statewide.: Credit rating un- person with some business ex­ $0,996 new homes custom built, re­ 643-8204. cialist, one celling or all, re­ necesstiry. Reasonable. -Confi­ PART-TIME position available perience needed to fill this po­ Trades welcome. modeling, additions, rec sition. Flill-tlme Office located OOMESd-RIPSEWAV paired, replaced. Rooms re­ dential, quick arrangements. with Insurance agency. Hours • MACHINISTS 1963 FORD Palrlane, 6 cylin­ GREAT HOUSING BUY—TWO paired, remodeled. Light truck­ rooms, garages, kitchens re­ Alvin Lundy Agency. 627-7971. 1 to 8 p.m. Experience prefer­ In Manchester. Send resume to modeled, bath tile, cement red. Call 646-4662. Dental Receptionist P. O. Box BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE der, automatic, 2-door. Best BEDROOMS. Ready to live In. ing. No job too small, special 100 CXmstltutlon Plaza, Hart­ • TOOL MAKERS offer. Phone 849-2010 after 6 Very well kept home. rate. Work done on weekends work. Steps, dormers. Resi­ ford. Evenings, 233-6879. 643 Manchester, Connecticut. dential or commercial. Call so VOU GOONS PUNNED 1 LIES/ WHAT HONEST, WE fOUNP YOU BET I AAA/ BUTTON VOUR oev: p.m. $3,995 and evenings, anytime. 647- COUNTER gin, — 8 nights, 6 • MOLD MAKERS T-/0 MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd MATURE Woman—clerk typist TO BURN POWN TOM'S WERE VOU I IT. W E ... O W / UP, RAL. DON'T C3UALU Excellent financing available 9232. 649-4291. p.m.-l a.m. Apply Bess Eaton, HOUSE, PIP VDU? DOING WITH TOU'RE ABOUT OUT WITH IT' 1964 MERCURY Comet, 6 cyl­ mortgages — interim financ­ with aptitude for figures want­ Top Pay and Benefits. WHO HIRED SQUEAL. MASONRY — All types rf ICO C!enter St., Manchester. ed by automobile dealership. A GASOLINE TO BREAK MY CAPTAIN EASY inder, good mechanical con­ HAKMONY HOMES LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also ing — expedient and confiden­ CAN? BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE dition, $100. Call 648-3318 any­ moving large appliances. stone, brick fireplaces, wails, tial service, J, D. Real Estate Good typing skills essential. time. '■Leisure Living at it’s best” Burning barrels delivered. $4. concrete steps, sidewalks. No Assoc. 648-6129.______EXPERIENCED bookkeeper- Call 876-3369 for on Interview. MANCHESTER . WOW! THE e U M 0 R (X I$ AND VOUR EAG TELL M E - AFTER A 644- 1775. job too small. Free estimates. typist for new car automobile __ ^______m m m LADV GLEOTH!».BUT0VEN rwMfi- 1$ THERE A , Cooke St. Plainvllle, Conn. Over 20 years experience. Af­ MOLDING GO. IM CaLESE VC7U WERE PROFESSIONAlJ MAM WHO'S IM TOUCH ^ en cy , steady poslUon. Write Hel^ WontedM^le 36 Im n WTO ON M 0p a f„, 1967 VOLKSWAGEN, $460. Call CARPENTER available, days, ter 6 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. Business Opportunity 28 Box U, Manchester Herald, 336 Adams St. HOOKED ON CKIMIMOLOeyf WOMEN*^ AP Please call, CLUE IN THIE' 90 HB MAY 649-6086. evenings, weekends. Additions, PLUMBING Mechanic, ex­ 1-747-8883 THRIVING PIZZA shop In the AREA? alterations, repairs. No job too CARPENTRY — Repairs, re­ GENERAL office work, diversi­ perienced, good wages, ben:„ 649-3148 1966 FORD, automatic, V-8, modeling, additions, roofing. center of town, well establish­ fied, typing, record keeping. small. Free estimates. Call ed, good equipment, good eflts. Call after 6 p.m., 646- radio, heater. Good running Stephen Martin, 646-7296 after Call David Patria, South Wind­ Pleasant working conditions. 4523. SHEETMETAL Workers, ma­ condition. Phone 646-6944, eve­ sor, 644-1796. lease. Call Bill Rood at T.J. Ctiorches Motors, 80 Oakland Auto 4 p.m. Crocket, Realtors, 648-1677. chine shop help wanted. Only nings. WM'!iWlltalll«IW>WU^ ^ Street. TOOL MAKER — Why iiS reliable individuals need ap­ Repairing - Pointing 7 TWO YOUNG married men will Special Services 15 elates, 289-8666. work In a small factory and en­ 1969 DAT8UN, 810, 4-speed, 42,- ply. Good pay, company bene­ do small repair jobs and paint­ BEAUTY PARLOR for sale or ACCOUNTS PAYABLE— Book­ joy all the benefits of a large 000 miles, new clutch, tires, MANCHESTER Welding serv- fits. Apply Jn person at Oorbln- ing, also cellar cleaning and leaise. South Windsor—Vernon. keeper — Diversified t^oponsl- one without the red tape? Day Gentry, Inc., Route 83, Elling­ excellent condition. $1,060. 649- ice comer Durant and West bllltles for processing of bills. light trucking. Call 646-2692, Good location, high potential, shift. Good wages, overtime, ton, Conn. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. or ALLEY OOP 4206. LIFETIME Middle Turnpike. General Prepare sheets for key punch­ BY V. T. HAMLIN 646-3726. Reasonable. 876-9320. company paid pension, hosplt- call 872-0573. GUARAHTEBDl Welding repairs, home owners ing for cemputer printing of VOLKSWAGEN, 1966, low mile­ nuiHUonunnnonpuMMsoie^ il and Ufe Insurance. Apply at VOU BUILT \ RIG H T ON, M AN! T H IS. SUMI THERE WILL BE, IF ...W EVE GOT TO GET / WILL strip and wax floors for and sports equipment. checks and reports. Will pre- Noble A Westbrook, 20 West­ PART TIME, nights, ^et^lll ANOTHER, j /S O M N K .S a X M D / , DOC EVER SPOTS RIP OF THAT BABY, age, black, sunroof, radio. kBRAKE JOB home or business. Phone John Schools and ClossM 33 a l l e y pauo state and federal grant brook St., East Hartford, store needs man to assist In Raear?l A spnorclank! J J .? / THIS THING/ AND FAST, ; $760. Phone 643-2041. STEVE CANYON Grants, 872-6874 evenings. Roofing Siding 16 MUSIC LESSONS, beginning forms' and financial reports. Conn. An equal opportunity security. Hit or Miss, Man­ and elementary guitar, flute and / ______BY MILTON CANIFF 1964 OLDSMOBILE iw ] fuU • Fremlum Vented linlnge EXPERIENCED students will- GUTTERS and roofs repaired Year around Job. 86 hour employer. chester, 646-4912. trumpet. Music education power, automatic transmis­ • Turn Worn Diunu - Ing to do odd jobs. Painting, and replaced. Excellent work­ week — wage scale $81.90- EVegy DESCRIPTION AND FROM BUT VDU ARE ACTIN^ ?F AN EXECUTION WAS sion, very good c&ndiUon. Ex­ • Installation cleaning, yard work. Self-in- manship. Reasonable prices, graduate. Lower than standard $118.30 weekly — dependent WRITTEN BY AN OB cellent second car. Call 646- 949.95 sured. Call 646-1256. FV8e estimates. 646-1399. rates. Call after 5 p.m., 742- upon experience. (^11 875-1050 1 FEMALE 6904.______Vernon Public Schools for an WARrvpirs. CWF.COR- NAMED PDTEET'THE 3286. DON'S American Sendee STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, BIDWELL Home Improvement appointment. RESPONDENTS * CAMERAS HAVE BEEN US TViUand Tpke., RL 88 NEVER F/REP ' ROLLIN0 - AND THE 1964 BUICK SPECIAL, 4-door Maaolie(rter-MS-8618 fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Co. Expert installation of alu­ Help Wonfcd-^mole 35 A SHOT.' “ /MIKES ARE OPEN ' sedan, V-8, automatic, power, All concrete repairs, both In­ minum siding, gutters and RELIABLE babysitter, In my ' OOP ANP OSCAR BOOM $100. Call 640-3684. side and outside, railings, trims. Roofing Installation and OFTTCE help wanted, typing home, for pre-school twins. nSOOVER CXANK, OSCAR'S LYNCH ROBOT landscaping. Reasonably repairs. 646-6495, 876-9109. necessary, some bookkeeping Must have own transportation. HAS ONCE AGAIN BEEN "DOING 1967 WHl/I® DODGE Polara, HIS THING' IN THE LALB WORKSHOP priced. Call 643-0861. M iW M Ifi'n experience helpful. Please Vernon area. 646-1284. four-door hardtop, power steer­ Garage 7 -1 0 I - RooSng and write P.O. Box 264, Coventry. t o l ------^ ing, power brakes, automatic Service - Storage 10 liouselioiTse^^ WANTED Experienced hair- 'transmission. Michelln tires. Chimpeyi 16.A dresser. Excellent salary, SGT. STRIPES . . . FOREVER Excellent condition, $960. WANTED TO RENT — garage RBWEAVING o t bums, moth- commission and benefits. Call MOTORS BY BILL HOWRILLA or Storage tor classic car. ROOFING — Speolallzing re­ B E A 626-2372. Phone 646-1664. holes, zippers repaired. Win­ pairing roofs of all kinds, new Phone Woody, 646-8186. dow shades made to measure, roofs, gutter work, chimneys, SUCCESS! SECRETARY wanted —typing is looking for an OFlHa , eyA\A7fei 1963 CXIRVETTE, mint condi­ BHiii all size Venetian blinds. Keys cleaned and repaired. SO years required. Assist School Busi­ 'I05 N TUMMY TA^EN.^ WHesB po I tion, 2 tops, posl-traction, 4- Motoreyeles-Bicyelcf 11 made while you wait. Tape re- speed. Call 646-0734 after 6 experience. FYee estimates. BE AN ness Manager in purchasing. Y u K r . CeWPLAIN coraers for rent. Marlow's, 867 p.m. FDR YOUR motorcycle insur­ Call Howley, 643-5361. Budget Preparation, Inventory Apprentice Technician T H ep e, ance call the Crockett Agency. Main St, 649^6221. ■MMHMHOBMOOOnMnHHBMW AVON and pupil transportation. Year T LITTLE SPORTS Aee SUireEAM Alphlne, excel­ Ask for Betty Turner, 643-1677. WASHING machine repairs, Heating and Plumbing 17 around position. Wage scale Who takes pride in his work to service new cars. T\ BY ROUSON lent mechanical condition, new UDY $81.60 - $118.30 weekly depen­ RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, SAM Watson Plumbing and top. Phone 646-2480. 1960 NORTON, 660 CXI, needs dent upon experience. Inquire Maytag. Reasonable rates. heating. Bathroom remodeling CALL Some experience necessary. Excellent pay scale and Work, $160. Call 646-3318 any­ Vernon Public Schools 876- 7 1968 DODGE DART GTS, 383, Owner of Pike Coin Wash and and repairs. FVee estimates. 4 time. 1060. benefits. (Ts Hurst 4 - speed, posl-tractlon, Dry Cleaning, 276 West Middle CaU 649-3808i 2594922 . 1971 HONDA 460, excellent con- Turnpike, next to Stop and low mileage, very clean, Call DBaiONSTRATORS — Bam dltlmi, $900 or best offer. Call Shop, 643-4913. GRANTS Plumbing Service — 643-9909. more profits In cash by dem­ Apply in person to ... 876-2468 after 6 p.m. FVee estimates, plus quality DENTAL Assistant — Experi­ onstrating Laurene'a gift and 1968 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner, COMMERCIAL o r . residential, work. 643-6341. . . % S . , enced preferred, good knowl­ toy line. Also, earn $100 free in JOE McCAVANAGH, Service Mgr. 4-speed, good condition. Best EXPDIRT repairing all makes cleaning, cellars, attics, la'wn »►*{ U> 77 0„,Fai 0« c«„. ' edge tirplng and office pro-, merchandise with only $160 In offer over $600. Call 668-6793 of bicycles including 3, 6 and mowing, lawn maintenance, B O m Heating and Plumbing ot sales. Call collect 491-2100 be­ 345 CENTER ST., IAANCHESTER ask for Jim, alter 6:30 call lO-apeeds. Manchester Bicycle above ground pool repairs. — Prompt,. courteous service. cedure required. Reply// Box “V” , Manchester Hendd. '* fore 5 p.m. 649-6467 Shop. 646-3467. Call 643-1466. 7 r*'.'

f PAGE TWENTV-TWO MANCHESTEB EVENING HEBAU), MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, JULY 10. 1972 / A^NOhii;aiii;K EVENING HERALD,'J^NCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULV 10, 1972 Garden - Faim - THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and ^-HEPPLE Furnished Out of Tovm Bttert Property Dairy Products . H^^^Fer Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Loh For Sole 50 Apartm ents For Rent U For Rent 67 73 Out of Town ftx D R n.O C N \M f VMEMEVEe ME DUPLEX -7-7, four bedrooms MANCHESTER 328,900 MANCHESTER — B-zoned two- For Sole 75 CLASSIFIED ICEBESIO Lettuce and beets, ‘ A md whew me t50EG, THE REETOF THE NBWLY Decorated, 8 - room ROCKVILLE — 6 rooms, 31W, COVENTRY LAKEFRONT 2 «>n large treed lot. Great com­ $1 M illion CIOP0 MOME m THE R A lH , MOTHER famlly lot. 38,000. Call J. D. 21 Angel Street, Manchester. FAMILV IS SURE TO CHIME IKl ••• furnished apartment, security monthly; 8 rooms, 3118 month­ bwlrrom Cottage, private mercial potential. Hutchins TENNIS COURTS TOLLAND — 326,900. Non­ leeORETOSM- ly; appliances, large yard. beach, dock and boat. Open- Ck>uld be made on this large Real Estate associates, 643- and references. 649-7743. Agency, 649-6824. level lot. 4 bedroom Colonial 6129. development 6>^-rooms, 3-bed- Lottery Due PICK your own strawberries, UtlUtles not Included. 872-0869, Call nx)m Ranch, basement ga­ Qrisel's, Route 86, Bolton. TAHE OFF THOSE PHEW/ BACHELOR apartment, Jqst re­ close to center of' town. Large ADVERTISING 7:80 - 9:80 p.m. 742-9786 or 742-6268. MANCHESTER —U A R Built MANCHESTER Beautiful rage, partially finished rec WETHERSFIELD, (Jonn. \ Across from School Rd. Dally WCTEHEAHERS.' FUT'EM novated, duplex, all appliances shade trees surround this well Raised Ranch, two baths, car­ wooded lot, 100x160’. Exclusive room. Large 160x200 beautiful, (AP) — Organizers of the (Jon- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 8-12, 4:30-8. Weekends, 8-8. 8 ACMOW furnished, in private home. ANDOVER— 2 large furnished peting, family room, exquisite kept home. For the large fam­ rooms, utlllUes, ^ working gen­ ily to romp & play. Call Jon residential area. Call owner, rustic lot surrounded by tower­ netiticut state lottery hope to 8:30 AJVI. to 5:00 P.M. AOAlKtr Private entrance and plenty of yard with fruit trees. Double ing trees. Ideal for children. tleman preferred. 3180 month­ BOLTON —76 acres, near cen­ Jennings, 649-6306. days 646-4440, evenings 649- scrap their complex prize sys­ ^iuseheidGeeSr^SI parking apace. TV in lovely liv­ Sarage. 334,900. Hayes Agen­ 4796. Call owner 876-2846. ^ 0 ing room. References required. ly, 742-8161. ter, high level land, open ahd cy. 646-0181. tem at the end of September COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. and launch a 31 million CLEAN, used refrigerators, 3186, monthly. Write Box "X”, wooded, Reoaonably priced, • • B W • • (XIVENTRY —Secluded wclbded 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PTJBUCATION ranges, automatic washers "Super Lottery,” state Gaming Monchester Herald. Ready for term*, Kats Oorp. 38 Kano St MANCHESTER — English ’Tu­ ’The B-ZONE LO’TS, 60x160, for sale. hideaway, over two acres, lake Deadline tor Saturday and Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday with guarantees. i^e them at dor Colonial. 1% batha, fire­ Commission Executive Secre­ occupancy August 1st. 67 Weet Hartford, m BARROWS and WALLACJE Co. Call 643-0002. view and privileges. Stone fire­ B. D. Peari’s Appliances, 849 Ruseell, 838-0667. place, heated garage, porch** place, paneUng throughout, tary Joseph B. Burns said to­ Main St. Call 643-2171. Realtors — MLS day. Busliwu Locations COVENTRY LAKB^ Nice cot­ plus extra landscaped lot. Ex­ Manchester Parkade, Monch. AMSTON LAKE — Six acres shag carpeting. Ideal for cou­ YOUR COOPERATION WILL WILXilNOTON — lovely BE APPRECIATED tage for rent, sleeps 7, 388 per cellent condition, convenient 649-6306 with pond and hill of green ple. Reasonable. Owner, 742- “I think you have tb have a DIAL 643-2711 1971 NEOCHI-Alco sewing ma­ For Rent 64 week. Mitten Realty, 648-6930. «poded acres, close to all ma­ established neighborhood. Ask­ chine. Unclaimed lay-a-way, Irfnes. Phone 1-637-1768. Owner. 7058. new game,” Burns said at a jor hl^w aya. Louis Dlmock. ing 343,000. Evelyn Carlson IXJVELY LARGE four-hednx>m _____ news conference at lottery never uaod, originally 3149.60 'niR B B - ROOM . comer office GIANT’S NECK HBtGHTS. suite. House h Hhle Bldg., 963 Realty, 649-9623. 643-0836. Northeast Realty 668- (Colonial, 2\i baths, 2-car ga^ ANDOVER —Overlooking Lake, BOL’TON LAKE —Brick cape, headquarters. Continued From Preceding P o ^ now 369.80. Buttonholes, mono­ Adjoins Rocky Neck State 7907. rage, flniihed family room. 32,200. (Coventry — beautiful 3 bedrooms up, large living grams, hems, sews on buttons, Main St. Phemd 643-4846. Park, 69 EJgewood Rd., four- THREE building lots, with old­ treed lot, excellent area, 33,- He noted that the dip in sales BeautifuUy wooded lot. Mr. room, dining rcx>m,'den, eat-in since the lottery opened In mid- Help Wanied-Male 36 Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 etc Guaranteed. 622-0476 deal­ room cottage, sleeps 7. Sun- er home and barn, principals 600. Tolland —Acre treed lot, kitchen, rec room In basement, er. OFFICE for rent at 888 Main PORTEIR Street — ’Ihree bed­ Zinsser, Belflore Agency, 647- February of nearly 900,000 tick­ St. Ideal location. Former deck, two baUis. 3i26 weekly. or with your broker. 649-4617. room Cape. F’amUy sized 1413. 38,900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 1% baths, large lot near pri­ LATHE MACHINIST —Immedi­ MINIATURE Schnauzer pup­ 1K>NRCetNSCM Mrs. Carter, 742-8142, 742-8887. ets as of last week had been ate opening, nights. Must be KELVINATOR Foodarama M.R.A. office. Near hospital. NORTH COVENTRY _ « Utchen, 1V4 baths, over one- vate beach. Owner 338,900. 643- pies, AKC, good with children, nvAris\/iua ,»tQ, CLEAN, CLEAN, clean! Extra 6613. predicted. But, he said, the lot­ tamiiiar with aircraft work, coppertone, 3176. Phone 649- Has everything. Next to Per­ COVENTRY LAKE — Hemlock acree. North School House haU acre treed lot. ’Two ga­ Resort Propeity^^^^ tery commission Is obliged to Sacrifice must sell, 644-2222. flOaMSOK/b lAUt lot goes with tills Immaculate medium to iarge turning. Over­ 1914. sonalized Floors. 649-9268. Point area, sleeps 6, 386 per Road. Call 742-6630. rages, and workshop! Only keep the current system until 327,900. Paul Flano, 046-6200. Cape. Centrally located. De­ l^r Sale 74 ELLINGTON — SM - room time, air-conditioned, Apply FREE — MOTHER cat and 8- " I 'AMR ^ r week. 643-0063. Ranch, fireplace, large screen­ the next quarterly drawing, week old kitten. Phone 643- TWO living room couches, gold, lightful combination of sun and BOL’TON LAKE — Waterfront J. T. Slocomb, 68 Matson Hill fRlSNOS DOCTOR’S OFFICE, excellent. l o iN M p o ^ d e MANCHESTER — Six-room Co­ A are. Mr. Zinsser, Belflore ed porch, in-ground swimming tentatively scheduled for late Rd., South Glastonbury, 633- 8250. 3138, yellow, 399; gold barca- MADISON — New Hampshire, property, 5-room Ranch—home lounger. 347; 80” range, 326; Phone 649-1680 or 649-8649. lonial with 3 huge bedrooms, Agency, 647-1418. pool, treed lot, 329,400. Up- September. 9485. nMiLi willI piean private cottage, 3 bed­ NEW ON market, three-bed­ plus 2-room guest cottage. MINIATURE Poodle, black green velvet chair, 334; white rooms, fireplace, carpeted, all room Cape. Two baths, two^ar bath, generous kitchen and din­ man-Cliorohes Agency, 643- Donald Horton, lottery direc­ CENTER ST. — one - room REDW(X>D FARMS — Charm- Marion E. Robertson, Realtor. 1869, 872-0671. MECHANIC for bowling lanes, males, AKC, shots, reason­ lawson chair, 342; round for­ facilities. Nearby lakes, activi­ garage, fireplace. Upper 20’s. ing room, 16x24’ living room. 643-6963. tor. told reporters the 31 mil­ store, approximately 14x16, ex­ Immaculate condition. 329,900. Ing 7-room Cape Cod, country lion giveaway is still a tenta­ full - time. Apply in person, able. Phone 643-0467. mica kitchen table. 333. Call cellent exposure, 3100 monthly. ties, August 6-12, August 26th Bratthwalte Agency, 649-4693. kitchen with fireplace and hand (JOLUMBIA — Newer tour-bed­ Holiday Lanes, 39 Spencer St., 643-0116. Wolverton Agency. Realtors, COLUMBIA — Waterfront ^ - tive proposal. He added, to ENGLISH Setter—^FDSB regis­ Days 649-7544, evenings 649- through September. 390 week­ 649-2813. hewn oak beams, 1% baths, 2- room (Jolonlal, formal dining Manchester. Rooms Withoat Board 59 Apartments - Fiats - 6985. ly. 876-2272, 1-603-867-4797. MANCHHISTER Vicinity—Clean room cottage, fireplace, room, two’ - c€ir garage, one meet criticism of the current tered. one year old, affection­ Apartments - Fiats - car garage, wooded lot. Prin­ screened porch, large lot 40s. system the lottery staff is also 6H-room Ranch with rec room, A Cape on west side, aluminum cipals only, owner, 646-6031. acre plus. Many extras. Lake MAN WANTED to work in our ate spnyed female. 646-8030. EISTATES and household lots to LADIES only —Nicely furnish­ Tenements 63 Tenements 63 CALL T.J. Crockett, Realtor at carpets, swimming pool, on Ferrlgno Agmicy, 1-428-1886, proposing a separate dally lot­ buy. Bob Flucklger, 640-3247. siding, garage, near every­ privUeges. 336,900. 'others 327,- mill. Da\is and Bradford ed room for rent. Community MANCHESTER— Three rooms, 643-1877 for office space. All one acre lot. 327,900. Hutchins BROOKFIELD Street —Eight- 228-3606. tery using three-digit tickets. kitchen and bath. All utilities 474 MAIN STREET, three- LEGAL thing. Ask for Lin Sawyer, In­ 900. Ferrigno Agency, Realtor, Lumber Co., 200 Tolland St., FREE FEMALE Kittens, fluffy second floor, new kitchen with shapes and sizes and prices. Agency, 049-8324. room Colonial, sunporch, two 1-423-1886, 228-3606. anytime. Burns also said the commis­ East Hartford. MUST SELL— very reasonable included. Located on bus line ropm apartment, second floor. ternational Associates, 647- gray tiger. Call 643-1648. 3 rooms furniture including ap­ appliances. New bath. 3160. Heat, 3128. Security. Family New and old. Let us know your NOTICE 1300. fireplaces, four bedraoms. Im­ Out of Town sion expects to have off-track and near stores. CaU anytime, demands, we will do every­ O lH ER 7-room Colonial, llOx- maculate. ’Trees. 329,900. (3ood- VERNON bettli^ centers operating "by pliances. Also various older Heat, electricity included. unit. CaU 646-2426, 9 to 6 p.m. In accordance with Section For Sale 75 SIAMESE KITTENS, 2 months ______644-0383. r Lease and security. Hayes thing for you except make the 176’ lot. Great possible com­ chlld-Bartlett, Realtors, 848- “HIGH WEST” the end of this year.” MANAGEMENT mahogany furniture. Ebccellent 9-19b of the Election Laws, Rev. mercial property. Hutchins ROCKLEDGE FROM THE SIZE of the garbage can, apparentl.v old, any reasonable offer. Call condition. Make offer. 643-2879. Agency, 646-0131. FIVE-ROOM apartment, first payments. 5066, 669-1744, 643-7887. COVENTRY-12 minutes to U- We Invite your Inspection of "We have Just completed TRAINEE FURNISHED room, private of 1971, notice is hereby given Agency, 649-6334. New on the market—Six-room Oonn, simply Immaculate 6- Fredric L. Mill is expecting a lot of it at his El Paso, our investigation in 875-6903. 'entrance, ample parking, cen­ floor, centrally located. 649- Vernon’s most exciting new Tex., home. J600 per month to start. Posi­ De l u x e 2 - bedroom apart­ MANCHESTER — Warehouse that the Registrars of Voters Ranch with full basement on bU'MMTT SIHEET — Four-bed­ _ room Ranch on lovely 100x100 this area and our rules and MAHOGANY dining room set, trally located. 649-6271. 6622. WESnnNS^nR— Scarborpugh area high on a hill with a gor­ tion open in sales leading to FOR Sale—AKC Shetland sheep 6 pieces, good condition, very ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, and industrial space. 16,000- accept appltcaUons for ad- beautifuUy wooded lot. High room Colonial within walking lot. Lake privileges. Priced geous view for miles. Large regulations are about ready for management in near future. dogs, 12 weeks old, reason­ reasonable. Call 643-4346. complete appliances, 2 alr- 100,000 square foot units, avail- mission as an elector at Center area, 9 room Garrison (Colo­ on a hill, nice open porch distance to many schools, IH right, 320,900. Mr. SpUeckl, legislative committee review," BROOKFIELD St. — ]?rivate nial, 4 bedrooms, alr-coniUUon- treed lots serviced by city sew­ Company well established, 35 able. 1-429-1820 after 6 p.m. home. Young gentleman, plea­ oondltioners, full basement, able Immediately. Heated and park, ^Maln Street, on Satur- with view. Sensibly priced to baths, garage, level lot. Excel­ Belflore Agency, 647-1418. er .and water. (Justom building he added. year old organization, cxperi- , ...... APARTMENT SIZE refrigera. washer-dryer hook-up, vanity alr-condlUoned. Freight eleva- j^y, July 16, 1972, from 11:00 ed famUy room, paneled den, sell at 337,600. Immediate oc­ lent value at 333,900. T. J. at its finest, by Monroe Moses. Racetracks with betting in sant room, next to shower, PRESIDENTIAL formal dining room, Uvlng VEHNON — 11-room house, Chief Hanoi Envoy menting with new and interest- LivC StOCk 42 tor and gas stove. Phone 643- parking, telephone privileges. t}rpe bath, glass sliding doora tors. 31 to 31.60 per square a.m. until 4:00 p.m.; and at cupancy If necessary. Oockett, Realtors, 648-1677. CaU 649-5306. Connecticut also have been au­ ing products. Need people to 2466. foot. 1-748-6634. Mount Nebo Field, Spring room with fireplace, attic-fan, h a's two family potential. thorized by the General Assem­ 649-6801.______onto patio. 3220. per memth. VILLAGE APTS. T. J. CROCKETT, MANCHESTER —^Deluxe 8- run branch offices. No exper­ HORSE for sale, bay gelding, Robert D. Murdock, Realtor, Street, from 7:00 p.m. until 9:30 3-car garage, low 40s, Princi­ Handyman’s special. Interna­ • • bly but, with no tracks in sight MOVING OUT of state, every­ REALTOR room Garrison (Jolonlal, 2H tional Associates, 647-1800. W • • ience necessary. Complete 15.2 hands, 9 years old, ex­ Apartments - Flats - 643-2692. MANCHESTER pals only. (Call 646-8711. Returns to Paris in the near future, the off-track training program. For personal cellent for novice to interme­ thing must go. Come to 114 SMALL OFFICE space for rent, ______643-1577______baths, carpeting, double ga­ The One and two bedrooms. alr-condlUoned. Call 643-9661. signed, TWO-FAMILY, 6 ^ good fi- VERNON —Upper Bolton Lake. parlors would operate on out-cf- . interview call 646-7710. Ask for diate hunt seat rider. Also 2 Henry Street, Manchester, Tenements 63 NEWLYWEDS — Or to be—We rage, quality construction. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. PARIS (AP) — Hanoi’s chief returning with “new direct state racing results. call 643-2011.- Immediate ooonpaaoy. Frederick E. Peck, nanclng available. Interna­ Richard Martin school. Hayes A home for any pocketbook Realtors — MLS Personnel Director. straight stalls for rent. Call have the apeurtment you’ve Near schools, churches Herbert J. Stevenson MANCHESTER — 336,900. Two peace negotiator, Xuan IDiuy, tlves.” He replied with a broad Burns skid tickets for the ______649-6080. POUR NICE R o o m , heat, hot Houses For Rent tional Associates, 647-lS(X). family, maintenance free, ex­ Agency, 646-0181. built for fun and relaxation. Manchester Parkade, Monch. returned to Paris today repeat­ MAPLE KITCHEN Table, very water, stove, refrigerator, been looking fo r! Shades for and slM^ppIng cen ter, on 65 Registrar of Voters smile ”My new instructions million-dollar lottery probably privacy, carpet for quietness, cellent condition, 2 furnaces, It’s a short walk to the beach. 649-5306 ing the old (Jommunist propos­ were to come back to Paris to LATHE operator — Able to set- good condition. Phone 649- one-car parking. 647-9261. bos line. Call anyUine LARGE elght-iuom Colonial Manchester, Conn. OFTEN SOUGHT 'There’s 2 bedrooms In this would sell for between 31 and up and operate a tool room a a i e *§3 1740. appliances for hunger, laundry Offered by the good Income. Helen D. Cole, als to end the war In Vietnam. continue the negotiations with 33. fireplace, large lawn, parking Realtor, MLS, 643-6666. and year ’round 6-room Ranch so COVENTRY — Groom year 'Thuy told an airport news lathe and o.d. grinder In small COMPLETE Camping outfit, FIVE - ROOM apartment one- for cleanliness, air-conditioner 646.2623 don’t cry if it’s gone, 'cause ’round house, lakefront privi­ the United States. With good The current lottery consists for comfort, parking for the area. Pleasant convenient lo­ SELDOM FOUND conference: ”We still consider will and a serious atitude we ac ory. Day shift. Good tent, and accessories. Little Musical Instniments S3 half duplex, pantry and cation. Working adults, 643- INVITATION SIX-RCX)M Colonial, no mmiey someone might beat your time leges. Only 310,900. Goodchlld- of weekly drawings based on glassed in back porch, base­ two-car couple, basement stor­ 7-room Cape with many quality that the seven-point solution is can come to a settlement rapid­ 50-cent tickets. The steady de­ wages, overtime. company used. Call 742-6872. 2880. PHILBRICK down to qualified veteran and features: at only 319.600. Call your M T Jl Bartlett, Realtors, 643-7887, paid pension, hospital and life ______ALLEJN ORGAN 44-note'man- ment hook-up for washer and age for the wedding gifts. Only 669-1744. the correct basis for the' settle­ ly.” crease in ticket sales dturing 3175 per month for "3” rooms, TO BID 31,300 down to a non-veteran. e Fireplace Realtor,- Natalie Flint, 1-429- ment of the Vietnam problem.” insurance. Apply at Noble & uals, 18-note bass, matching dryer, heat and hot water fur­ DESIRABLE duplex, con­ MANCHESTER — Six - room 1110 where personal service Is Hiuy, who stolid In Peking the first four months of the lot­ heat and hot water included. The Board of Education of Seven room Colonial, no mon­ • IH baths He added, however: "We will and Moscow en route to Paris, Westbrook, 20 Westbrook St., METAL BENCH style swing, speaker, like new. 31,600. 876- nished. Nice yard. Adults, no veniently located, 2 bedrooms, Cape, available July 11th 3226 AGENCY ey down to qualified veteran not an afterthought. Burt Flint, VERNON — 60 miles view, 1% tery has been linked partly to East Hartford, Conn. An equal 320. Call 872-4931 after 8 p.m. 9370. pets. Phone 649-1834. Lease and security deposit heat, hot water, range, refrig­ monthly. Lease, security, raf- Connectl- • Range and dishwasher acres, hUI estate, 2400 gladly examine any new pro­ was asked about the attitude of the complexity of the prize sys­ may be flexible. P.S. This cut will receive sealed bids for; CIRCA 1780 RESTORED Colon­ and 31,500 down to non-veteran. • Lovely treed ycuti wth patio 1-428-8848. BUI Kenyon, 742- posals from the United States.” erator and parking, adults, erences, two children, no pets. 9691. Joanne Gyure, 228-0003. square foot brick Ranch. Ex­ the Soviet Union and (Jommu- tem. There are weekly 36,000 A CARDER in marketing man­ TWO CHRYSLER Imperial alr- EPIPHONE GUITAR and Am- may fit your needs even If 1 (ONE) 1973 LOW BODY ial, 6 rooms, 8 acres. Five fire­ Central location. International • Aluminium siding The North Vietnamese offi­ nist China toward the Vietnam 643-0973. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Associates, 647-1300. cellent area. 364,900. Hayes prizes, from which other «dn- agement can be yours. If you conditloners, 6500 Btu. Ex­ peg Amp, 3 months old. Bought FOUR, CLEAN spacious rooms, you've been married for 60 DUMP TRUCK. places, modem kitchen, modem Let us show you . . . priced VERNON —^Immaculate 7-room Agency, 046-0181. cial also disclosed that Hanoi problem. ners of higher amounts up to think you have general man­ cellent condition. Call 646- for 3250, sell for 3230 firm. CaU enclosed porch, garage, lovely years. CaU Mr. Peterman. MANCHESTER — Newer two- SOUTH WINDSOR —Beautlfiri 1 (ONE) 1973 ?i-TON VAN baths, two car garage, walk-out to sell at 329,000. Raised Ranch, S bedrooms, IVi Politburo member Le Due Tho He replied; ”Hie Moscow 376.000 are chosen at a later agement ability and are pres­ 5989. 649-8653. yard, heat, hot water, no stove Owner, 649-9404. bedroom Townhouse. 1% 8-room executive Colonial. Bids will be received at the basement, beaded paneling, RICHARDS AND baths, paneled famUy room AINDOVER — 7-room Raised will be returning to Paris, but and Peking leaders said that if date. ently employed but dissatis­ or refrigerator. Adults, no baths, all modem appliances, Four bedrooms, 2% baths, office of the Superintendent of wide boaixl floors. A magnifi­ HAVE YOU MISSED KEHMNA with fireplace and bar, carpet­ Rancdi with magnificent view he did not say when. the United States continues its In addition there are two sep­ i ■ GRAVHLY Tractor with new from 2 plus acre lot. A fine fied, I am willing to take a Office and pets. 643-4714. full iHdvate basement. 3240 per family room, beautiful kitch- Schools, Park aiMl School Street, cent home end setting. THE BOAT? REAL ESTATE 628-1731 ed living room, dining room Hiuy said “We have come aggressive war, the two coun­ arate monthly drawings that chance on you, if you are. engine, rotary land plow, month. Includes heat and car­ en wdth built-in appliances In- Rockville, Connecticut, until home and investment In a tries will continue to support snowplow blade. 3360. S. Bow­ Store Equipment 54 SPRING BT. Ranch, 8 rooms, ARE YOU and bedrooms, 2-car garage. back to Paris with good will also develop from the weekly Full or part - time available. peting. Paul W. Dougan, Rer eluding refrigerator. Con- 12:00 noon, Wednesday, July MANCHES’TER —Four - bed­ rural setting, minutes from the Vietnamese people. The ers, 75 Demlng Street, Phone WOODUND modem eot-ln Utchen, formal PAYING RENT? room ' SpUt-Level, 2H baths, Lovely high wooded lot. Mer­ and a serious attitude to re­ drawings, one with a 3100,000 Call 549-4194. ELEK7TRIC adding machine, alter, 643-4635 or 646-1021. venlent location. Excellent 19th, 1972, and then at said ritt Agency, 646-1180. Hartford. 333.000. Call Warren Moscow and Peking leaders re­ prize, the other with 310,000 top 644-0613. calculator, electronic cailcula- VILLAGER schools. 3360 per month. Lease place and time publicly opened, dining room, 8 bedrooms, fire­ P/erhaps you qualify to pur­ paneled family room with bar, E. Howland, Realtor, 648-1108. sume negotiations Hrursday,” p m e i a r o chase your own home with when the 160th session of the affirmed their support tor the money. tor, four-drawer suspension MANOR and security required. Call 644- read and recorded. place, family room with built- formal dining room, shag car­ seven-point plan.” • COMPUEnn printing and rub­ APARTMENTS ) in bar, den or fourth bedroom, very little down payment. BAST HARTFORD — 326,900 peace talks is scheduled. The That would probably require file, check writer, office cell­ 2720. Specifications and proposal pet, closets galore, fully equip­ VEHNON AND V ldN ITT He repeated charges that the Malie or Female 37 ber stamp set-up, very reason­ The CHARLES 2-car garage. Lot 100x200’. CALL US — One of our quali­ ped kitchen, stone fireplace, 2- Six-room Ranch with screen­ talks have been suspended by further study and more time ing lights, Polaroid and Argus Immediate Occupancy forms may be secured from the fied representatives may be United States Is bombing dikes, than the 31 mill{on lottery, he able, CaU 742-6680. 35 mm. cameras. Call 644-2720. APARTMENTS HEBRON —Spacious six-room, 339JWO. car garage. Merritt Agency, ed porch, carpeting, treed lot, • the United States and South 3100 WEEKLY, salary, plus bo­ office of the Superintendent of your answer to home owner­ $25,500 city water and sewerage. Vietnam since May 4. schools, hospitals and populated said. 6-Room Townhouses, 1 ' HOlMESTEAD ST. APARTMENTS 3-bedroom home on one sicre. ship. 646-1180. nus for full-time, servicing EXCELLENT Chuck gun, BSA tiled baths, complete G.B, Schools, Park and School WEST SIDE — Cape 7 rooms, Hutchins Agency, 649-6324. Xuan Thuy, -who has been in areas and violating a 1968 Burns said the state Lottery, Fuller Brush customers. No .223, lOX, Weaver scope, 390. Antiques 56 OfiF W. M1D«LB TPKE. country setting. 1% baths, ^ 3 ’ Connecticut, Vernon, 3-bedroom Raner- ance for area wholesale busi­ «T9.______^ 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Weekends by bathe, built-in oven, range, cerning buyer wiU appreciate MANCHESTER — 324,600 is full lot. 20s. LaPenta Agency, Re­ churches, (topping. ring to the United States. But Scale Peak appointment, 74|2r660T. dishwasher, refrigerator mid Hot water, individual thermo­ For Rent 66 Raymond E. Ramsdell, altor, 646-2440. he twice repeated his side’s old atlon.” ness. Write experience and Superintendent of Schools this quaUty buUt executive price for this 6-room home. BOLTON CENTER -Six-room AN(JHORAGE, Alaska (AP) LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hoijrs disposal, electric heat, 2 alr- statically controlled heat, $27,900 peace proposals and gave no In­ He noted that even though 1.3 references, to Manchester conditloners, glass sliding VERNON —Caren Apartments, _ home, located In the most high­ Ideal for starter with 14x24’ MANCHESTER — A beautiful Ranch with 2-car garage, dead — Two Connecticut men were million tickets were sold during Herald, Box NN. dally, ring bell for service. MANCHESTER — 4H roonu, Hotpoint kitchen, range, re­ 2 bedrooms at 3186 includes fireplaced living room, Utchen Vemon-Manchester Une, end street, 200x260’ lot. Excel­ dication that Hanoi would Shiners, crawlers, etc. 144 Wearing Apparel - doors, all large rooms. Full ly desirable professims, gas ers, two or three bedrooms, “We were fortunate to hit It Wages Up 58 Cents 32”, 25 cents each or 5 for 31. up. Available Aug. 1st. 3170 walls, basement laimdromat, No pets. Call 876-1666 or 278- <>,f trial. The ijasla of the two ovens, dishwasher end dis­ MANCHESTER — 3- bedroom from Vietnam and replacement EARN 350-3500 weekly, your monthly. Write Box A, Man­ .Sunday, other times by ap­ lain la Platotlff resides in West- Ranch, family room, porch, heat, double garage, wall-to- $27,900 half-acre wooded lot. Perfect at the right time,” said FYank WASHINGTON — Domestic ambition and effort determines 643-2711. Wanted - To Buy 5B pointment. master TV .(uitenna and tele­ OoMty. Action for D lvo^ posal. First floor laundry area wall carpeting, oak floors, Tolland, 6H room Ranch, of South Vietnamese President Zahar, of Shelton, 0>nn., of the chester Herald. fireplace, city water and sew­ starter home.. Newly re­ Nguyen Van Hileu by a coali­ steel industry employment costs the salary. Work your own phone Jocks, patio and patio and mud room, fanilly room off large paneled rec room large kitchen with bullt-lns, trek up the snow and Ice cov­ reached a record 36.26 an hour CLEAN, dark, rich loam, five CASH for your trash. Attic, cel­ Built by doors, gatoge and guest park­ ROCKVILLE —Attractive 3M- Utchen, fireplace, and so much ers, nice convenient location. decorated In and out. Low tax­ tion government. hours, part or full-time. For lar, bam contents. Will buy MANCHESTER — The Coach room apartment In residential taJton^AvlMa with bar, dishwasher, disposal, 2 full baths, large lot, close es, low price. Only 316,900. Les- ered mountain. in 1971, a rise of 68 cents an yards, 322.50. Sand, gravel, ing, storage, fully carpeted, more you wUl have to see to AsUng 329,900. Ehrelyn Carl­ to scnools, churches, shop­ Thuy was asked about a information call Jeff LeMonds, moat anything^ old, 19301sh on House, 20 OOs Street. New U & R Housing Corp. area. Heat, hot water, ranee, or Westchester.’To uie son 643-0836. Northeast Realty, built-in stove. Call CaVar Re­ senger Co., Realtors, 742-9718 The climbers reported they hour in a year, according to 643-9042. Minimum age 16, stone, manure, pool and patio washer-dryer hookups, e n d appreciate. Coll us soon on this ping. statement he made In Hanoi sand. 643-9504. back. Mrs. Stetson, South deluxe 2-bedroom Townhouse, refrigerator, washer and dryer to°^n^ 668-7907. alty, 1-66G8066 or 647-1851. or 1-423-9291. finished scaling the 12,240 toot the American Iron and Steel In­ superb location. Includes heat, Rentals by apartment has fireplace and one. ’Tmly one of a 'xind. several weeks ago that he was peak last Wednesday. stitute. EXPERIENCED Quality Con­ Whufaor, 628-8477. on premises. Parking. Adults, ‘h's action ^ to MANCHESTER — (Jape, five $32,500 BUILDING Being remodeled, all modem appliances. 3260 per Robert D. private patio also extra ga­ RAI8EL RANCH — 7% rooms, FGUR-FAMILT five rooms trol operator for visual and Murdock large rooms, enclosed porch, Tolland, 7-room Redsed 100 used 3’ and 4’ fluorescent WANTED —antique furniture, month. F^ul W. Dougan, Re­ rage, convenient to grammar, cathedral ceiUngs, firei^ce, each, central location. Good Wanted - Real Estate 77 mechanical Inspection of print­ glass, x>ewter, oil paintings or altor, 648-4636, or 646-1021. carpeting, fireplace, aluminum Ranch, one mile from Route light fixtures with bulbs. Sell Realtor 643-2692 Junior High and Ifigh schools. rec room, 2-car garage, large financing avail t.ble. Interna­ 16 on over one acre, ed circuits. Blueprint reading any amount 33.50 each and up. other antique items. Any quan­ ,-cs^ . ... tional Associates, 647-1300. siding, double garage, near a must. Inquire in person only, LOVELY 2-bedroom apdrtment, 648-9651 wooded lot, aluminum siding, sch(x>Is. Immaculate condition baths, carpeting, 28’ paneled SELLING your property? Extra bulbs 4’ 3 for 31, case tity. The Harrlsone, 643-8709, 646-6926 Includes m odern New 4-room, 2-bedroom unit of se r^ e (or within TO tow 331.900. (Jail us first. We’ll buy your 9 a.m.-4 p.m., daily, Multl-Clr^ 166 Oakland Street. with refrigerator, range, dis­ in brick garden apartment nlon^iI‘n®n»‘®~S2JP'?i‘® ? IDEAL budget home In ideal lo­ Kayes Agency, 646-0131. family room with floor to lots 20 cents each. Ideal for trouble - free gas ceiling fireplace, base- ^ home lmme(Uately at a fair cults, Inc., 50 Harrison St.. recessed ceilings or shops, of­ posal, heat, and pftrklng. 3186 bulldlng. Total electric, range, you'rithto thrstete“o^ n w DUTCH CXJLOI^L — Huge for­ cation! Six rooms, fenced and Manchester. I’LL BUY your old comic monthly. Handy to Main St. heat, hot water and HIGHLAND ESTA’TES II 8^ ment garage—MiUce offer. price. AU cash. Call Lou Arruda, fices, and garages. Gremmo & refrigerator, disposal, base- fa^ure to appear mal dining room, large Uvlng treed yard. Immediate oc­ 64G1639. books, 1933 - 1966. Phone 643- Call 644-2427. 4 cooking. ment laundry ^ borage. a ^ R ^ cupancy. Mr. SptlecU, Belflore room Raised Ranch, secluded REAL ESTATE salesmen, ex­ Sons Sales, 819 E. Middle NEjW 3-room apartment, Uvlng room, four bedrooms, 1% baths, setting, over acre wooded SPECIAL—SPECIAL 1 1817 evenings. room, kitchen, bedroom, fully Couple with one child permit- ThSwl^ oS”P'“lnt. Dated! Agency, 647-1413. ARRUDA REALTY perienced preferred. Will con­ Tpke., Manchester, 649-9953. AVAILABLE August 1st, first- Charles Fohticelll, 649-9644 328.900. lot, large oaks, 4 bedrooms, 2 We wUl design and custom ted. Absolutely no pets. 3160.1972. STa ir,Iy e .^estokto ai1 sider training. Full-time basis floor, 3-room apartment, heat carpeted. Range, refrigerator, Raymond PonticelU, 646-0800 baths, large living room with build a new home starting WHETHER buying or seUing, SCREENED LOAM, gravel, Rooms Without Boord 59 air-conditioners, basement monthly, 3160 lease security, omce and ’pom , COLONIAL — Large modem WELLS ST. — Older 2-famUy only. Hutchins Agency, 649- and hot water, stove and Utchen, extra large formal din­ In need of a general face lift­ stone fireplace, full formica at 329,000. No mcmey down be sure to cmitact the profes­ 5324. processed gravel and fUl. LARGE Rooms, private swing­ storage and laundry. Parking Call James J. Gessay, at 876- Thomwood. New®York^*’*® ^ '^ “®’ George H. Grifflng, Inc. 742- refrigerator. Adults only, no ing room, living room with fire­ ing. Excellent income poten­ dark room, laundry room. to present home owners and sionals at Jarvis Realty. We ing singles home. Complete pets, 390. Call 643-6306, 6-8 p.m. for 2 cars. Near bus and shop­ DELUXE one-bedroom apart­ you can move In with no 7886. ment, wall-to-'wi^ carpeting ------^______PARRELL MULCUNRY place, den, Ihi baths, 4 bed­ tial. 2-car garage, big lot. T.J. Paneled rec room with bar and need listings in all price CREDIT CLERK and book- house privileges. Chll eve­ ping. Call Peterman Realtor, fireplace. Many extras. High monthly {layments until keeper, full-time, steady posi­ tlmn^^iout, complete appU> ,^LTON-MANCHESTER town aPon"Vrbf p"fbl1Sn°^ rooms, ghrage, aluminum sid­ Oockett Realtpr, 643-1677. ranges. FX>r quick, courteous JULY mower specials — Lawn- nings. 646-7378. Ask for Larry. U6-94U. on Birch Mountain with fine your present home Is sold. service, call the girls at Jarvis tion. Full company benefits. ances, vanity bath. Centrally line,. 3-room apartment, second ““c Honorable a^ , ^ ing, good neighborhood. 337,900. SMILE! mowers andj tractors, clear­ BY D A M A T O PLEASANT 3-room apartment, floor. References required. CouW° TWO FAMILY, 6-6, 20-22 Rus- view. For sale by owner, ask­ Realty today. 643-1121. Must be good with figures. Ap­ GENTLEMAN only, free park­ The Ultimate in Apt. Living located 3176. monthly. R. D. 3160 monthly. 643-6983. RANCH — Five rooms, on large sell Street. 333,600. Call 649- CARRUTHERS ply In i>erson, W. T. Grant ance sale, floor models and ing, kitchen privileges, central convenient suburban location, Murdock, 648-2692. ing 361,500. Phone 649-6879 any­ demonstrators, ^ve 10-20 per THE appliances, basement, like pri­ lot, 200x866’, with large covered 0712 after 7 p.m. time. t Realtors 876.0152 Company, Manchester Park- location, references required. ROCKVILLE - Grooms. Wealoai We^fch“eVe7 S® the Coimtv nf picnic patio. Garage. Lorgr; It's Catching... Send cent, L & M Equipment. Route vate home. Working axtailts, 835 (JENTEIH STREE7T — De­ ade. An equal opportunity em­ 643-2893 fOr appointment only. for young couple, no pets, no^®'*. Paatas. Ifew workshop. 329,600. ATTENTION ployer. 83, Vernon. Coach House U3-2880. luxe 4Vi-room duplex, 1^ GIRL, MID 20s, to share apart­ 20 Otis Street baths, all appUancas, fully car­ children. References, security. Divorce baled PICNIC TABLES, extra sturdy, MANCHESTER — ITiree - bed­ 643-9743. RAISED RANCH — 8 rooms, CAPE COD —North Coventry HOME OWNERS Happy Thoughts PERSONAL—Challenging po­ all bolted. All sizes and styles. ment with same, own room, peted, alr-condltloners, h e a t ______large modem eaGln Utchen, sition for right Individual. 649-9677, 646-3312. One of Manchester’s Finest room duplex, half of two-fam­ and hot water, storage and RtXJKVILLE — Three - room near the Bolton line. Atten­ Are you considering selling From 330., delivered. W. Zink- Townhouse Apartments formal dining room, 2% baths, T niAL ■•TATS COMAANV tion Mr. Home Seeker. The Must Be neat and personable ily. baths, full private base­ parking. On bus line, con- arwivftMa.,. .■iii-, -n t,.«« your home? We have many er, Wlndsorville Rd., Ellington, ANDOVER — Furnished room, apartment, fully carpeted, all 2 fireiUacea, 4 bedrooms, wall- wife you save may be your clients anxious to buy 2- to someone you love. and have some experience in L uxurious appointments, ment. All modem u>pUances. venlent to shipping. Eight- appliances, including dish­ STANLEY E. ESPO^Piv^ 875-0397. working geStleman, parking, 3260 per month. PauL W. Dou­ to-waU carpeting, 2-car garage own. Come and Inspect this families, singles and land. handling people. Chances for throughout, superb location, apartment unit. 3206 monthly. washer and Blsposal. 3168.7( with electric doors. Many other List your property with: 380 monthly, 742-8161. 3260 monthly. gan, 643-4636 or 646-1021. Other apartments at 173 East large dream kitchen with advancement good. Income EXTRA LARGE Dog house, Including heat..Quiet area. 648 extras. Three years old. 344,900. many extras including a built- I Happy Birthday excellent if you qualify. Hour.s sturdy. Reasonable. Phone 876- MANCHESTER — Large clean Paul W. Dougan BIRCH ST. —4 rooms, second NQddle Tpke. Raymond Ponti­ 6636, 643-9508. in stove, dishwasher, food cen­ Lupaechine Agency 6 to 10 p.m., call for appoint­ 4179. celU, 646-0800. 649-9644. (XISTOM buUt Ranch with 2 furnished rooms, parking. Realtor floor, stove, refrigerator, park­ ^ ^ 3 *AST CErvJTCR VTRCCT ter, large living room, G6 bed­ ment Mr. Miller, 549-5783. Maid service. Fhone 649-2813. ing, 3126. Available Sept. 1st. full baths, first floor paneled 646-5432 CONSOLE RECORD player, 64!3-46S5 t h r e e - bedroom apartment, Investmenf Property Investment Property MAMCMCBTCn, COfMrSI, OfiOAO rooms, built-in central vacuum One chUd accepted. U9-8380. family room, dou'ole raised system. Promise her anything I Happy Anniversary Situations Wanted - maple bed and dresser, child­ MANCHEJSTBR — Room with or second floor, heat, hot water, For Sale 70-A For Sale 70-A hearth fireplace, beautiful cus­ ren’s toys, lawn furniture, private sitting room and 646-1021 appliances, carpeting, 2 or 3 tclbphomb rao3i SAa-saso but buy her this. Only 331,800. Female 38 LOOKING for anything in real tom country Utchen, 2-car ga- Call your MLS Realtor, Natalie ALL (JASH for your property other household Items. 649- kitchen privileges. Parking. estate rental — apartments, children. Security, 3235. 848- rag>. 1507. 569-1744. 9097. Flint, 1-429-1110 vrhere personal within 24 hours. Avoid red Congratulations AMBITIOUS HIGH School stu- WE HAVE customers waiting homes, multiple dwellings, no INVESTMENT DIVISION; service is not an afterthought. tape, instant service. Hayes dents wishes to do house clean­ fees. Call J. D. Real Estate As­ Manchester, Conn. COLONIAL — offering charm Boats & Accessories 46 LIGHT housekeeping room, ful­ for the rental of your apart­ FIVE - ROOM, second - floor and spaciousness. Ten rooms, Bust Flint, 1-423-8848. Bill Ken­ Agency, 646-0131. ing. References. Call 649-9917 ly furnished, stove, refrigera­ ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ sociates, Ihc. 648-6129. apartment, west side. 3110 yon, 742-9691. Joanne G y u re ,...... — mornings or evenings. TAX SHELTER — LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 2H baths, modem Utchen with 1969 JOHNSON 26 h,p. motor, tor, linens provided, 801 Main tate Associates, Inc., ''US-6129. LEDGEXJREST Apartments — monthly. CaU 649-9246, after 6. bullt-lns. ’Two large enclosed MANCHESTER # Get Well Wishes, etc. excellent condition. 3276. St. 649-9879, alter noon. ______Passengers Up 9% HIGH SCHOOL Student wants DUPLEX 6 or 7 rooms, newly Brooklyn Street, Rockville. FOUR ROOMS, 2 blocks from for porches, 2-car garage. 344,900 BOLTON —Lakefront four-room __ _ j . babysitting. Experienced and Phone 643-9779. One-bedroom, 3127 per month; LIGHT housekeeping room for redecorated, children wel­ Main St., oU heat, residential '1HN ROOM contemporary ★ Five Units - $9,000.00 Annual Income Ranch, screened porch, car- ^^^M S - Pai^’ Orly and I^ reliable. References. Phone EVINRUDE outboard motors, working lady, completely fur­ come. Security deposit, lease 2-bedroom 3161 per month; S- section. Inferences and securi­ *w pets, pluB extra lot. Hutchins '^nH>rts handled 18.7 647-1827. bedroom 3174 per month. Rent­ PROSPECTIVE JENANT-INVESTORS Ranch with 8-room stu(Uo apart­ Holsclaw and Mastercraft nished. Utilities and lines in­ and references. 646-8619. ty required. No pets. 3140 ment or in-law suite, over •k Four Units — $7,300.00 Annual Income Agency, 649-6324. million passengers in 1971, nine FREE - “Happy Birihdar Ad” trailers, sales - service. Com­ al includes heat, hot water, all monthly. Call 1-664-8096 or 647- per cent more than in 1970. cluded. Call 643-6888. utilities, paridng, wall-to-wall Combine a lucrative tax shelter with capital appre- acres ot land with a view, red­ Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 plete service department, boat­ TWO NICE rooms, stove, re­ 1861. wood construction. Large ther­ k Three Units - $4,400.00 Annual Income to our Sonior Gitizons ovor 80s ing supplies, accessories, QUIET furnished room, for re­ frigerator, heat and hot water, carpeting, range, refrigerator. ciation m a new luxury professional complex with a Wfoitod - Roal Esiata 77 Wanted - Real Estate 77 Applications being accepted. mopane windows. 348,600 Limit one per birthday. CUTE PUPPIES, mixed breed, Woolsey paints, Gerich's sponsible gentlenuin, utilities parking for one car. Call U7- SUNNY, spacious Groom apart­ k Two Units —/■ $4,200.00 Annual Income English Pointer and Springer Marine Service, J'82 Tolland and parking included. 648-4944, 9261. Call RockvlUe, 876-0789 or Mer­ ment, on quiet Manchester We NEED LISTINGS 6484248. iden, 237-8868. Equal housing street, no chUdren. Security Minimum Cash Investment Spaniels, shots and wormed. Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. NOW! “ThinWnjr of Sell­ 647-9546. GARDEN TYPE two-bedroom opportunities. depoel.t 3136. monthly plus BOLTON What is your Property Worth? MANCHESTER — Fumldied apartment, first floor. Includes utilities. Evenings 683-6026. ing your property?" Call What coold make a per‘son happier EXJUR-ROOM apartment, first This p^ratiiin includes a newly completed prestiir- ADORABLE Siamese kittens, 8 Garden - Form - room, carpeted, kitchen prlvl- heat, appliances, carpets. 3205. lous office building, fully carpeted, vinyl walls, TODAYl We will inspect youT property and suggest weeks old, litter trained, need leges^ modem bath, lounge montly. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ floor, newly redecorated, cen­ Dairy Products 50 tral location. Apt^ances, heat, Furnished wet unes, elevator, air-conditioning and up to 500 Developers Note: an asking price. (No obligation.) than to make another person smile? lota of love, 325. 649-2476 before with fireplace, plush, privacy, tor, US-4686 or 646-1021. on-site car parking. Ask us about our guarantee sales plan TODAY!!! 3. \ STRAWBERRIES —Pick your parking. 643-0002. security, 3I8O monthly. 639- MAIN STREETT — four room 3340. Apartm ents 63-A ★ Commercially Zoned 5 Acres including Beauti­ own, bring own containers. ^rious inQuiries invited from prospective tenants). PHILBRICK ful Brick Home with three fireplaces. SAMOYED AKC registered, 8 Charles Zeppa, School Rd., LARGE newly redecorated fur­ apartment. Stove refrigerator, THREE-ROOM furnished apart­ Order Your Happy Ad Today! weeks oldt females. Call 875- Bolton. 649-8719. nished room for responsible tskrage, lovely . yard. 3lB0. DEISIRABLE 3 bedroom Du­ ment, heat, hot water, stove, REALTORS — MLS 9470. gentleman, private entrance, Goodchild - Bcirtlett, Realtors, plex, basement, yard, park­ refrigerator. Apply Martow’s “ K & S T c ' p j ? to . AGENCY PASEK BUCKLAND FARMS — pick near center, 647-1146, 649-6896. 669-17U. ing, no pets,' 3180. plus secu­ 867 Main Street. 289-7475 — 608 Rurnside Ave., E. Hartford Call 6^3-2711 COLLIE AKC puppies, 4 weeks your own strawberries, large rity and references. U7-1360. Call 249-7877 for additional information and ap- FTJRNISHED room for working THREE large nice rooms, sec­ THREE rooms furnished, first pointment. REALTORS 742-8243 — Twin Hill Dr., Coventry old, sables and two white. field, bring containers. No lady, modem kitchen, bath, ond floor, heat, hot water,'’' MANY MORE OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE Come and reserve now. 228- \ floor, utlUties. Older ajhitts or Member National As^c. of Real Efrtate Boards also mem­ children please. Buckland St. linens, parking private stove, rem ^erator. One - car FOUR RCXJMS, first floor, n* couple. No children, /^ts. 272 FOR THE in v e s t m e n t MINDED. 0064 Manchester. Hours 8:80-8 p.m. BR30KERS PROTECTED. ber of the Hartford, Manchester and Vernqn Muliple List. entrance, central. Call 643-8649. parking. U7-9261. t>eto, call 1-413-626-3499. Main. 646-4200 Ing Service. ' lEvrmns ffirroUi »BSS I I /"■' 95 Passengera PAGE TWENTY-FOim MONDAY, JULY 10, 1972 The Weather i®attrtjfjater lEtt^nfng On Commuter Bus Fair, ■Warm and humid to­ night, low In the 60a. Hot and Page 16 humid tomorrow with a chance 1-84 Lane Gose4 Vernon of rain, 90 to 95. School Issue Manchester— A City of Village Charm TTie lc.ner, high speed lane, Court Rejects Plea westbound on 1-84 in East Before Board Hartford at the east end of VOL. XCI, NO. 239 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1972 (Claaslfled Advertizing on Page IS) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS the Bulkeley Bridge, will be School yldditioi^s yTopic of Motions to close Lincoln School and distribute pupils closed from 9:30 a.m. tomor­ In Airport Massacre A public hearing on two pro­ ect; the redevelopment proj­ lection reiroactlve to June 80; Following the special me row through Thursday at tolizatlon to all employes; the among’ other elementary IX)D, Israel (AP) — The have registered the plea as in- posed ordinances, cBllini for ap­ ect; monthly status of 1-86 proj­ a request to extend paid hospl- ibout 4:30 p.m. the council will reconvene as schools, and adopt the J10,176,- Japanese terrorist who sur- nocent "Instead of going into propriations totaling $7.9 mil­ ect; monthly report of the Pub­ appointment o t Mrs. Betsy Lugg 000, budget for 1972-73 with Workmen will be working lion, will be held today at 7:80 lic Health Nursing Association; to the Grove Hill Cemetery the Sewer Authority to ratify iround the clock replacing vived the Tel Aviv airport mas- this whole complexity of partial assessments for three sewer possible modifications, are ex­ sacre pleaded guilty at the admission. Anyway, as it p.m. at the Middle School. Im ­ the inspector of public eating Committee to complete the un- in 1800 pair telephone cor- projects. pected to highlight tonight's opening of his trial today, but stands, the court w ill still hear mediately fcllcwlng the hearing places and rest rooms and a explred term of the late Leb­ lult project. Board of Education meeting. the Israeli military court re- all ^e prosecution's wit- the Town Council will meet in status report on the Lebbeus beus Brissell and the ratifica­ It will be held at 8 on the Motorists are asked to use jected the plea. nesses.” special session. Blssell bequest for cemetery tion of the Town Clerk’s ap­ Albatross captured Roosavalt pointment ot Mrs. Josei^lne second floor of the Administra­ ilternate routes to avoid the It also postptmed final decl- At the proceedings, Kirtsman The hearing Involves requests restcratlcn. Raceway’s $91,000 Realliatton Humphrey Withdraws His Candidacy tion Annex, 45 SchTOl St. construction area during slon on a request by the de- he did not contend that (or approprlatlcns of $7,780,000 The two ordinances will be Butler as assistant registrar of Pace In world record time andi The board ■will be asked to oeak traffic hours. fense that the terrorist, Kozo okam oto was presently insane, (or an addition and alterations discussed smd If approved, the ■vital statistics. raised bis earnings to tWl.Uil. •request the Board of Directors Okamoto, 24, be given a mental "but he should have an exam- to Rockville High School and council will probably set a date to establish a washout account clerk, and representatives to the examinatitm. ination to determine if he was $238,800 for an addition to the for them to go to referendum. r ii for a 3780 grant under Title III vocational agriculture consult­ "I don't want an exam- sane at the time o t the commis- Talcottvllle School. The latter Under new business the couh- to be used to collate and bind McGovern Near Victory ing committee for the program inatlon," the defendant shouted, sion of the offense ... or wheth- amount will be reimbursed 100 cil will: Consider a request to 6,000 copies of the outdoor edu­ conducted at Rockville High "I don't want an examination." ^r he was under some Irrever- per cent. The only cost to the waive bids to buy a used MIAMI BB3ACH, Fla. (AP)— ference, dropped out of the al of candidacy only,” the Mln- cation teacher's manual. Work School. The court’s rejection of the slble Influence...or under the In- town will be a minimal amount demonstration bucket truck; Bolton Clips Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, his race a few hours after Sen. neseta senator said. " I t is not a will be done by the Sheltered plea means the prosecution will fluence of drugs." tor interest payments until the consider the salary contract for last hope of winning the Demo- George McGoverr. scored a withdrawal of spirit or of deter- Workshop. have to present its case. Kirtsman said he had no ma- addition is completed. school personnel, already ap­ cratlc presidential nomination striking triumph and reclaimed mination to continue the battle The five-volume guide was SNET To Test Okamoto is accused along terial yet to convince the court The high school project was proved by the Board of EMu- gone, stepped aside today and 151 contested California dele- I have waged all my public life prepared by the staff of the with two other Japanese in the Okamoto's mental state but put to a referendum vote last catlon and the Vernon Educa­ withdrew from the race. gates in a floor fight at the con- on behalf of those who )iad no Center for Environmental Edu­ florist 6. (jreenhouses Its Vehicles murder of 2« persona at Lod added that "in the clrcum- March and was turned down. tion Association and a request School Item Humphrey said he will not let vehtlcn. voice.” cation (form erly Project Out­ Alrport May 80. The two other stances and in the defendant's At that time the cost was set at for authorisation to pay the himself be nominated at the Humphrey did not say wheth- The Humjihrey statement doors), The volumes were For Pollution Japanese were also killed, and behavior since leaving his $8.6 million and the voters were purchase price of a microfilm Democratic National C on - er he would support McGovern, came after the Minnesota sena­ printed by the Bennet Junior 67 other persons wore wounded homeland for a faraway coun- not given any alternatives. machine for the office of the ventlon, and he released lUs an old friend, for the noml- tor’s press aide, Walter Wurfel, High School graphic arts NEW HAVEN (A P ) — South­ in the machine-gun attack. try, with which he had no con- When the $7.7 million project Town Clerk, at a cost of $4,- delegates to vote as they wish, nation. announced the withdrawal in an department under a state ern New England Telephone The three-man court said it nection, we see that the facts goes to referendum voters will 030. Humphrey, reading from a "My withdrawal from the off-handed manner to newsmen grant. Copies ■will be distrib­ said today it will test an antl- By 13 Votes would accept as proven "those speak for themselves." be able to vote (or the construc­ LAseisT aiTAiLaaowiM im suHCHuna brief statement at a news con- presidential race is a withdraw- awaiting the candidate’s state­ uted to state schools. The Council will also consider poIluUon deidce on a portion of facts which he admitted” in an- Under Iw a ell: 5tti graf lead tion of a core facility with the ment. The board will also act on six a request to transfer $6,264 By JUDY DONfmUE its motor vehicle fleet. swering chargees that he helped ^045)45. option to add a swimming pool C a l l Manclmtar 6 4 3 - 9 5 5 9 Humphrey's statement was professional appointments, one "We have a commitment to stage the airport maissacre from one account to cuiother to M l MASTroaP SOAP, MAHCHiSna _ (Herald Oorreipondent) His chief lawyer. Max Klrti- or gym facility or both. At any seen as a move to unify the pursue ways the telephone com­ May 30. rate the project would not ex­ pay $6,264 for the refuse col­ A proposed $613,500 cafeteria-auditorium addition to Democratic Party which had pany can respond to the envi­ man, said he did not contend Although Okamoto pleaded Q^m oto was now insane, ceed the $7.7 million. IBolton High School was defeated 348 to 335 yesterday been tom'’ by sometimes bitter ronmental crisis," said SNETT guilty he disputed some of the PINE “ but he should have an exam­ The Board of Education and in a referendum vote, with approximately one-third of disputes between McCJovem President Alfred Van Slnderen. facts. Nixon ination to determine if he was school administrators will be those eligible casting ballots. What supporters and the backers of "W e hope this test will open up The tribunal then recessed to PHARMACY sane at the time of the commis­ present at tonight's hearing to School Ixiard chairman An- — ------Humphrey and other candi­ one of. those avenues." weigh the plea and the defense dates. sion of the offense . . . or present the latest information drew Maneggia expressed his (the school board) and the "an­ Van Slnderen said some 42 request for an examination by and (acts pertaining to the re­ dluppolntment at the small Humphrey has said con whether he was imder some ir­ W e keep your nam e on record, tis” (the now defunct Bolton vehicles—autos and trucks— a panel of psychiatrists. voter turnout and said he felt Quietly sistently he will support and reversible influence. . . or un­ vised packtqire. Property Owners) conducted ac- They ■will be tested for the next six In effect, the ruling was a that timing was an essential work hard for McGovern if the der the influence of druga." The addition to the Talcott- Uve campaigns. months with each vehicle peri­ novel twist on routine Israeli le­ not just your house number. South Dakota 'senator wins the TEL. 649-9814 ville School wilt include a factor In the defeat He noted Future odically being returned to the gal procedure. Had the court Kirtsman said he had no ma- that the school board had been nomination. physical education facility and ’The future of the high school Echlin Emission Control Labo­ accepted the guilty plea It terial yet "to convince you of Dines Humphrey’s withdrawal ap­ i ’ Let Us Price a room for the pre-school working since early In the year addiUon is imcertaln, but al­ Did ratories in Branford for would have automatically been the defendant's mental state," We know a customer as a person, not an to set a date early In June be­ peared to end his 12-year quest classes. The money for this will though there has been i.no of­ SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. Your Next analysis of reductions of pollu­ forced to craivlct Okamoto, ex- but added, "In the clrcum- account number. We also know his fur­ fore many residents go on va­ M IA M I BEIACH, Fla. (AP) — for the presidency. He first be reimbursed upon completion ficial statement, many persons (AP) — While Democrats wres­ tion emissions. posing him to a possible death stances and in the defendant's cation. Prescription of the project, which will take nace an(j burner. When they should be fed seem to feel the school board tled through the first of their H®*'® ®*"® ^® actions taken by sought the party’s nomination Ihe deviqe la manufactured sentence. beha'vior since leaving his the Democratic National Com- in 1960 but lost to Jqhn F. Xen- about six months after con­ and maintained. And if some trouble d€L- Maneggia added that the will try again. marathon convention battles by Echlin. The prosecution will now try homeland for a faraway coun- school board still feels the fa­ mlttee in its marathon session nedy. struction starts. The interest velops, we'll be there in minutes to do Sports Notes President Nixon dined at a to prove its case beyond doubt, try, with which he had no con- cilities included in the proposed Mexlcan-Amerlcan restaurant credentials challenges Mon- He served as vice president will amount to about $5,000 or In men’s softball action last The court deliberated for al- nection, we see that the facts something about it. addltiim are badly needed and - and displayed a good appe- "l^ht and early today: under Lyndon B. Johnson and $6,000, education officials said. night, the Bombers topped most two hours before its presl- speak for themselves." Usually, a cleaning and adjusting will are a top priority Item. yjg —Returned 151 California was the party’s nominee in At the special meeting to fol­ _ j Clark-Wellpolnt 15 to 4. Wayne dent, Lt. CJol. Abraham Frish, Under Israeli law a defendant low the hearing the council will end the problem. But if your equipment is r a e 11,000 s q u i ^ foot wing Lohgfellow was the big hlt- With two friends in tow, Nix- ® * ® ® S®"- narrowly to Presl- announced the decisioos on the jn ^ capital case has to plead hear reports on: Bids received would have included an odja- getting old, inefficient, and expensive to the winners, with three on drove to the nearby mission M c^yem , overturning the C^- dent Nixon. Choicest Meats In Town! examinaticxi request and the innocent. Okaomoto is expected fu- the Thrall Road - Merline cent ceifeterla and auditorium dentials Committee ruling that hits including a home run. town of San Juan Capistrano on guilty plea by Okamoto. ^ imprisonment. Drive sewer instalUUon proj­ maintain, we’ve got the replacements to which would be diidded by a re­ the state’s wlnner-take-all pri­ The Aces will play Lebanon Monday night to sample the His chief lawyer. Max Kirtx- give you total home comfort. Like the de­ movable partition. The cafeter- mary violated reform guide­ , ,. . jj j In an exhibition game tonisht at menu at the El Adobe, a res­ mEui, told ne'wsmen during a lines. Bulletin pendable Mobil Thermo Jet oil burner. The taurant that has long enjoyed recess that' Okamoto had re­ LmoriaTpork. —^Upheld the Credentials TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! Mobil Thermo Flow water heater that never space for 200 persons and the ______his patronage. MIAMI BEACH, neged o n a promise to exercise Committee In its ouster of Oil- runs out of hot water, and the Aqua Booster that stores a |B J | — combined facilities would have Nixon dined on chile relleno Fla. (AP) — Sen. Ed- Mix or Match — Waybest Chleken his right to remain silent -when Happiness I s ...... provided seating tor 600. A mu­ asked to plead. thermostaticalljPcohtrolled supply of hot water. GENU INE ' sic room, sT ton g e area, satel­ an omeletteike cheese wrai^ delegates, and n mund S. M uskie' is "H e promised me in the For any heating problem, keep our name on your records lite kitchen and expanded park­ t«r — and beef tacoa His wait- actions adding women in withdrawing as a can­ morning he would remain si­ A REALLY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT LEGS or and call our number. nOCnfllQ Oil ing areas were also Included In T r mportfd the S ^ c X e two other Blinols delegaUons. didate for the Demo­ lent,” said Kirtsman. "But then Lincoln ____i?.______o„ —Rejected a woman’s caucus the iHolimlnary plans. ■was hungry and called for an he suddenly started admitting TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY SPECIAL appeal to add more women to cratic presidential no­ ’Ih e town must now pay the extra order of tacos. charges and denying certain the South CiaroUna delegation. BREASTS $4,000 for the preliminary plans Furthermore, the waiter re mination, sources said facts.” 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING — $1.50 H-HOUR SERVME • mONE MB4II5 which ■were dra'wn up by the He said he also was puzzled W iU Shut, tod'ay. architects, Lawrence Assocl- range of any television set. by the court’s ruling on the Quality Speed Queen Equipment seated in place of Alabama HIGHLAND PARK MARKET atea The amount was appropri­ As Nixon ate. Democrats at guilty plea, calling it "a con­ Moriarty Brothers ated by a town meeting earlier supporters of Gov. George C. MIAMI BEACH, ^Tla. (AP) — 317 Highland St., Manchester— Phone 646-4277 their convention In Miami tradiction in terms.” BELCON LAUNDROMAT - 309 Braes Rd. 31S CENTER STREET this year. Wallace. Sen. George McGovern, staging He said he did not understand MANCHESTER Vote 7-0 Beach were voting on a chal­ —Ratifled a compromise a dramatic demonstraton of po- The plans can now be filed why the court could not simply lenge to flie South Carolina del­ agreement for adding four litical power, swept to the brink along wito two other sets of By JOHN A. JOHNSTON Lawrence F. O’Brien, temporary chairman of the Democratic National Con­ egation. more blacks to the Georgia del- cf the Democratic presidential plans which have been drawn (Herald Reporter) vention, take a two-handed grip on Jiis gavel as he prepared to get the conven­ Nixon was back at his home up and subsequently rejected tion started on its opening session at Miami Beach. (A P photo) ts t. 99 egatlon, which had been nomination today in a mara* here by the time the chwlenge Jim my thon opening session of his par- by townspeople in paM years. ‘‘Without an expression of op­ position from any of the small to South Dakota Sen. Geotge Charter and civil rights leader ty s national conventlrai that The additioh was put' on a ref­ McGovern’s primary erendum a t the request of more number present at last night’s ended just before dawn. meeting, the Board of Educa­ victory cam© to the test challenges against delega- McGovern’s display o t oorgan- than 200 registered ■voters who With Nixon at El Adobe were ^ signed a petition asking that tion voted 7-0 on each of two tlons from Kentucky, Hawaii, IzatlonaJ muscle came when he motions to close Lincoln School State Delegates Turn Hobart Lewis, board chairman Missouri, Michigan, Virginia, recaptured 151 disputed Oallfor- the item, which was originally and ad<^t the 1972-73 budget of of the Reader’s Digest and a Washlngton, Rhode Island, nla delegates at the peak of a on the agenda of the June 28 faithful campaign contributor; town 'meeting, be placed on a $10,176,000. Texas, Connecticut and Okla- tumultuous session. Oiarl^ G. ‘ l^be ^boz<^ were dropped. referendum. Dr. Walter M. Schardt and The South Dakota senator Thanks to You... Key Blscayne, Fla., banker and ______claimed his long, uphill battle Mrs. Anita Murphy were not Mrs. Virginia Butterfield of T o ward McGovern Group presidential neighbor; and Lt. present. Dr. Schardt is a state was near success and that iric- Vernon Rd. initiated the peti­ Cmdr. Craig Campbell, Nixon’s tion action. delegate to the Democratic Na­ tory In Wednesday night’s nom­ By DON MEIKLE ventlon is expected to move to­ to cast their votes, r If Navy aide. Fourth Time Aroond tional '(Convention, and Mrs. inating session is "within our MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) ward McGovern for the nomi- McGovern does sew it up be- Parked outside ■was the Cadli- This la the fourth time BoltcHi Murphy is on vacation. Red Delegate grasp.” Both motions were recom­ With the crucial vote on the nation for president. fore that point, Connecticut will lac of restaurant owner Alfred Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, voters have defeated a propos­ Callfomla delegate challenge Otonnectlcut’s position as the likely g o with the winner. Cornwell. Its license number: ed cafeteria-auditorium at the mendations of the personnel leader o f the coalition of and finance committee and settled decisively in favor of 47th delegation on the roll en- Connecticut gave 21 votes to- 4RMN 72. Due in Paris McGovern rivals that lost the high school. Including rejection Sen. George McGovern, Con­ were made by Beldon Schaffer, h a n c e d the. chances of ward the cause of seating the Press secretary Ronald L. crucial California vote, declined of the facility at the time the necticut’s laigely "uncom­ McGovern’s cinching the noml- disputed 161 McGovern dele- Ziegler said before the Demo- TOKYO (AP) — North Viet- chairman. to concede the nomination. But high school was originally con­ nation before the 61 Nutmeg gates from California, with the cratlc convention that Nixon nam’s top man at the Paris The first motion authorizes mitted” delegation to the he admitted that McGovern 1972 IS OUR GREATEST YEAR YET! structed in 1962. Democratic National Con- State delegates have a chance other 30 delegates opposed. But would watch the proceedings on peace talks, Politburo member "had'*^iite"X n l^ ’’ and pixOT- the administration to notify It was twice defeated In ref- McGovern did very well with- television only "as time per- Le Due Tho, left Hanoi today mom- Town Manager Robert Weiss endum votes, once in Decem­ out Connecticut’s help, and m lts him to do it.” for the French capital, the offl- that Lincoln School will not be ber, 1966 and again In February, State Rep. Irving Stolberg Ziegler reported that Nixon ciai Vietnam News Agency re- victory within reach used In the 1972-78 school year o t 1987. New Haven, one of McGovern’s would In no way alter his ported. convention’s tuning ses- or thereafter. It further autho­ In December, 1966, the addi­ coordinators > In (Connecticut, schedule because of the rival Tho has been Hanoi’s repre- McGovern camp failed rizes the administration to re­ tion was rejected by 31 votes, Protestants Threaten said, "The margin was wider convention and would retire at sentatlve in secret talks with ^ effort to engineer a com- draw district lines and notify with 191 persons against and 160 than we thought it wciild be." lUs usual bedtime. Asked to de- U.S. presidential adviser Henry promise to seat both Chicago parents of all children affected. BELFAST, Northern Ireland ed 1,800 more troops into the In support a t the wing. About 25 (AP) — Militant Protestants province Hr preparation^ ^ for the Stolberg said the 1,628-238 fine that, he said it was any- Kissinger. His return to Paris, ^ayc^ Richard J. Daley and a percent of these eligible cast The action prompted brief comments from only two mem­ threatened early today to take traditionally explosive summer vote on the (Califomla delega- where between 10:30 p.m. and aoupled with the U.S. decision heavily pro-McGovem group of ballots In that election. the offensive In Northern Ire- season of Protestant joarades tlcn was almost tantamount to midnight, to resume the peace talks nunois challengers, ’Ihe late Walter Waddell, who bers of the board. Schaffer at­ tributed It to the "tight bud-> land as gun battles and bomb celebrating historic events in nominating McGovern. Nixon’s only announced ap- Thursday, raises the prospect ipjjg convention thon ■voted to was school boa^ chairman at explosions rocked the province, the centuries of Protestant- However, the two "uncom- polntment today was with Caa- that he and Kissinger will be povftB^UTChlcago nay- that time, then requested a sec­ get." Dropping Lincoln from the system, M. Philip Susag The Protestant Ulster De- Catholic warfare warfare in in Northern Northern mltted" Connecticut delegates delegates I>ar Weinberger, director of the the meeting secretly meeting again. secretly again. or In a mo.. movH^Mctod to have ond referendum in the hopes of said. Is only the first step. The fense Association, which claims Ireland. The The first first parade parade is is who voted with the McGoVem McGoVem OfficeOffice of Management and and Xuan Xuan Thuy,Thuy, the the nominalnominal headhead far-reachingfar-reaching JKnsequences______both__ getting out a larger vote. board vote, he added, "Re­ it can put 40,000 armed men Wednesday. forces on the California ques- Budget. Sources said Nixon was of the North Vietnamese dele- throughout the party in Its On a second referendum held moves any' reserve capacity into the field, said if the British The reinforcements bring the tlon insisted today that they unlikely to hold any other ma- gallon to the peace talks, re- jgjj campaign for the White Feb. 1, 1967 the addition was jo r cOTiferences until the Miami turned to Paris from Hanoi on I^sset Growth. ^ that the system m ay have had. do not crush the Roman Catho­ again defeated, with 506 oppos­ (Seie Page Sixteen) (See Page Six) convention ends. Monday. (See Page Six) Unless the school population lic guerrillas of the Irish Re­ ed and 376 In favor. About 52 goes down, as projections indi­ publican Army,,.the association per cent of those eligible voted cate, we will have a problem.” will take the offensive against the second time around. T o t a l • Before the vote was takes on the IR A and do its “ level best Between the fi)rst and second to eliminate and destroy it.” referendums, both the "pros” (See Page Nine) . ... Accounts. The British government rush-

Far from Convention— Kennedy Relaxes

HYANNIS PORT, Mass. (AP) children of Kennedy families. the beach in front of Kennedy’s — Sen. Edward M. Kennedy _ They went sailing early In the Sqtiaw Island home. went about his usual summer Eiftemoon after Kennedy spent Some of the games were re­ vacation activities Monday—the the morning at work on a brief­ peated later for cameramen opening day of the Democratic case full o t accumulated papers who visited Squaw Island along National Convention which he and reports brought to Cape with a number of newsmen who Data above cover period from July 1,1971 through June 30,1972 says he won’t e v o i visit unless Ood from his Wtushington office. are here for the duration of the invited by the presidential nom­ Kennedy said the sailing par­ convention. inee. ty was to celebrate the birth­ For the relay race, Kennedy While he is not going to day of Mrs. Shriver, his oldest persuaded his sister, Eunice, Miami Beach, Kennedy said he sister. and a cousin-in-law, Mrs. Rob­ would see a good part o f the Late in the day Kennedy ■was ert Fitzgerald, to lead off the sessions on television. host to about 60 boys from the relay rac?. The much-younger Kennedy’s day Monday In- caddy c§imp of the Hyannis Mrs. Fitzgerald edged out Mrs. eluded a sailing party for sev­ Port Club where the Kennedy Shriver by only a few feet In a eral houra on hla hew 64-foot family has golfed for years. 1(X) yard dash. sloop with his sister, Eunice The late Ambassador Joseph Later, Mrs. Rose Keimedy Shriver, and the widow of his P. Kennedy began the ouUrigs ■visited ahd chatted ■with the brother Robert, Ethel Kennedy, avings ank anchester some years ago, and Sen. Ken­ newsmen In Sen. Kennedy’s liv­ S B (^| M aboard, along with 17 of the nedy continued them after his ing room. father’s stroke in 1962 until he The senator said he has no had to suspend them for sev­ Member F.D.I.C. plans to go to Miami Beach, E I|M eenwnhiit afncM M n li« eral years when his back was but expects to congratulate the Lost broken In a 1964 plane crash. winner by telephone. MANCHESTER The boys consumed un­ EAST HARTFORD - SO. WINDSOR BOLTON NOTCH "But if the nominee said he Sen. Edmund S.. Muskie, center, gets & lausdi as he hauls out a and solve a gaggle of delegate-seating disputes before the con­ counted hot dogs, cans' of soda NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — wanted to see, me, I’d fly to cigar a.t a meeting with several other presidential candidates vention opens, but failure of some to show ended the peace move. (Jlasslfled ad: “ Lost — gray pc^, watermelon and potato Mlami^’’ he said. and white female cat. Answers chips after \ an hour or so of and Lawrence F. (j’Brien, l^emocratic party chairman, in Mijm i L eft to right: Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, O’Brien, Muskie, Sen. ^ - 'V to electric can opener." swimming and racing games on (See Page Nine) Beach. O’Brien invited all the candidates to get together to try Henry H. Jackson, former Gov. Terry Sanford of North Carolina. K - , \ \. f 1 V' ' ’ < 1 J V i y \ 9 ^ ■,'L \\ - n i '

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