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Manchester Average Daily Net Press Ron The Weather Hospital Notes For II m Week Ended Cloudy tonight, chance of Blay 86, 1971 VISITING HOURS showers later tonight and Fri­ day. Lows tonight In the 60s and Intermediate . - Care Sfini' tttn lEpralb highs Friday nefar 80. private, noon • I p.m., and 4 1 5 ,5 5 0 p.m. • 8 p.m.; private rooms, k Manchester— of Village Charm IQ a.m. • 8 p.m., and 4 p.m. • 8 / p.m. Pediatrics; Parents aUowed 3 BIG DAYS VOLJ LXXXX, NO. 242 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER^^NN., THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1971 (OtaMifled Advertteing on Page 17) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS any time except noon • 8 p.m.; s others, 8 p.m. ■ 8 p.m. Sell Service; IQ a.m. ■ 2 p.m.; 4 p.m. • 8 p.m. Intenrive Care and Coronary y THURSDAY - FRID AY - SUNDAY Care; Immediate family only, any time, limited to live min­ n * Effects on Public Trouhle-Shoot^W orks ✓ utes. J" Maternity: Fathers, U a.m. OPEN To Avert Railroad Strike U.S. Delegate Hopeful 18:45 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. • 8 Minimal in Strike p.m.; others, S p.m.-4 p.m.. 10 A .M .-1 0 P .I WASHING’TON (AP) — ’JMe "It is not much different than and etSO p.m. -8 p.m ... By t h e a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s Nixon administration’s top/rail if we had a nationwide strike" Age Umlto: 16 In maternlt}-. trouble-shooter worked today to he said. 18 In other areas, no limit in A strike of 400,000 members o f the AFL-CIO Com­ avert a seemingly hlevltable Chief among Issues is work self-service. munication Workers of America against the highly au­ strike against two rpflroads set rule changes recommended by a The emergency entrance on tomated Bell Telephone Systm entered its second day for 6 a.m. Friday. presidential emergency board to On V let Peaee Dialogue Armory St. Is Hie only hospital today, but effects on the public were minimal. Asst. Secretary^! Labor W. J. balance a recommendatltm for a entrance op in from i i p.m. to Telephone company officials ------Usery Jr. mej/at the Labor De­ 42 per cent wage hike for four 7 a.no. Ajl other outside doors B y IWORRIS W. ROSENBERG partment with representatives unions. are locked during the night company said was a 30 per AMoclated Press Writer telephone directories. In Los of the AFLBoston tion any proposals that have Rd.; Charles W. Tufts, Ware­ UNADVERTISED nonstrikers who declined to .strike, now In Its second day, been or may be put forward house Point; Mrs. Beverly C. 2 pocket, 100% nylon tricot, never '< 4 cross picket lines Wednesday would last “ a minimum of BOS'TON (AP) — Attorneys was no Immediate indlcatlmi here by your side, as well €ts our Uzanas, 34 Crestwood Dr.; needs ironing, sizes 14 to 16. were reported bock on the Job three weeks.” for Dr. (Daniel EUsberg today whether Ellsberg or his . wife SPECIALS! today. own. . . Frank J. Vlchl, Glastonbury; •1.44 Alfred W. Van Sinderen, presi­ asked a U.S. magistrate to or­ were injured. "Second, you ask which of A qxAesman for the Ameri­ Mrs. Frances I. Vikllnetz, East dent of SNET, said he didn’t der the federal govermnent to EUsberg was indicted last your seven ]x>lnts we agree with 76% cotton, 26% nylon, permanent can Telei^one Telegraph Co. disclose whether it had used Hartford. press, available in colors, broken think the strike would last more month in Los Angeles In connec­ and which we do not, which Also, Mrs. Loyce Wackter, 46 SHOP EARLY reported "some trouble" with than two or three weeks. “ I wiretaps In the course oi pro­ tion with providing copies of a sizes. operator-relayed long distance points we consider positive and Foxcroft Dr.; Kenneth D. War- BOYS’ didn’t think the parties national­ curing evidence that led to EUs- top secret Pentagon report to which are unacceptable to us. In render, 66 Croft D r.; George FOR BEST or credit card calls as long-dis­ ly are that wide apart, and if berg’s indictment. the New York ’Times. tance operators In a OWA bar­ order to make a full response White, 284 Hilton Dr., SouUi they can get together nationally, Ellsberg was caught In a scuf­ U.S. Magistrate Peter Prlncl SELECTIONS DRESS JEANS gaining unit Joined the walkout. we will need much more expla­ J Windsor. we can get together locally,” fle Involving a demonstrator as took EUsbeig’s attorney’s wire­ eWA President Joseidi A. nation from you ■as to what your BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A he said. he came to court. tap request under advisement HOT PANTS SET Bteme said late Wednesday that (Herald ^ oto by Jui various points actually mean." daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Van Sinderen was referring to and gave attorneys for both Junes LegglU) 2 f o r ’ 3 formal and informal tallcs on a Josef Mlot-Mroz of Salem, He said the Viet Oong and Volslne, 1238 Hartford Tpke., a nationwide strike by up to Icngtime demenstrator with an­ sides until July 23 to file memo­ Main Street in Midst of Sidewalk Sale North Vietnamese deal with the variety of Issues luul been going 600,000 members of the Com­ randa on the issue. Rockville; a son to Mr. and Mrs. •6.00 Denim jeans, ideal for dress or OB In New York and Washington ti-Semitic placards and crosses, This “mob scene’’ is Downtown Main St. at 10:30 this morning as shoppers by complex issue of tro<^ with­ Paul TelUer, 2063 John Fitch play, permanent press, sizes 7-14.^ munications Workers of Amer­ slicuted at EUsberg as he and Leonard Boudin, one of Ells­ drawal and prisoner release "In since the strike began. ica (CWX) against the Bell berg’s attorneys, said the gov­ the thousands search for bargains in opening hours of the July Sidewalk Sales Blvd., South Windsor; a son to Complete assortment of styles, 2 A qxAesman for the Federal hts wife, Patricia, approached a highly superficial and mis­ Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mooney & 8-pc., polka dots, prints, solids. Telephone System, of which the federal building, then lunged ernment should disclose ait this sponsored by the Retail Division of the Chamber of Commerce. Huge crowds also leading manner. You gloss over Mediation and Oonclliatlon SNET is an affiliate. time whether wiretaps Were Jr., 64B Mt. Vernon Dr., Ver­ Sizes 6 to 14. at him inundated the Manchester Parkade and sales reports everywhere were en­ the fact that you still seem to be flerrice said its director, J. Ckir- ’Die key issues separating used. If they were, he said, the non; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. tia Counts, had been In touch One of Ellsberg’s attorneys, thusiastic. The sale continues through Saturday. (Story on Page 8) asking acceptance by us of the -both sides in the strike after magistrate should hold a hear­ same fundamental objectives William Clark, Warehouse WET LOOK with both sides and that “ there months of negotiations are Leonard B. Boudin, pushed ing to determine whether they you have always sought here— Point. have been dlscussloiis of mat- wages, pension improvements between Eljsberg and Mlot-Mroz were lawful. If they weren’t le­ the total, unconditional ^ th - DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: UOIES’ JACKET to n which are In controvernr.” ^nd Job security. who was carrying a lOge white gal, he should dismiss the George White, 284 Hilton Dr., Union demands Include wage i „ addition to keeping In wooden eras which bore the drawal of U.S. forces without charges against Ellsberg, he any previous negotiation on the South Windsor; Mrs. Isabel ROLL-UF SLEEVE IncreaawB, improwed liealth In- touch by telephone, Shaughnessy painted words "Communist is said. U.S. Envoy Rapped in Saigon subject, and our acquiescence In Hooper, Williams Rd., Bolton; •urance, an agency ritop, better Jewish” and “ Fight Jewish •2.50 said union officials met briefly A government attorney your demand that we Impose a Irving R. Trlnks, 647. Griffin BLOUSES pensions and an end to geo­ Communist.” Wednesday with part of the argued that any disclosure of By J.T. WOLKERSTORFER "All my American friends United States to the South Viet- government on the South Vlet- Rd., South Windsor; Mrs. / Ip front, 2 pocket, 100% nylon, graphical wage differenUals and EUsberg put his arm up to water-repellent, sizes 7-14. company’s bargalnhig commit­ wire taps should come when have told me.that he strongly namese government and used namese people.” Dorothy J. Crocker, 206 Wood- what the OWA ciJls an "anti- tee. But, he added, no full- protect his wife who was be­ Ellsberg’s case goes to trial in Associated Press Writer feminist’’ wage scale. tween him and Mlot-Mroz when supports ’Thleu and that a free by 'Ihleu for his personal politi- Bruce continued: bridge St.; Mrs. Helen M. Joslin, scale negotiations have been the U.S. District Court for cen­ SAIGOU (AP) — Gen. Duong aji from one of his prospective op­ ■helicopters, all supplied by the (See Page ’Dilrtoen). tions to begin., or a unilateral ac­ Also, Mrs. Eunice M. Ruff, Horse - RaciHg Legal in State ponents In the election. Vice tion we must take because you 281' Autumn St.; Philip H. Rich­ •2.00 •2.94 President Nguyen Cao Ky ac­ so dictate. 7 "Fourth, you ask about our In­ ard, 5 Grant Rd.; Mrs. Sandra HARTYXlRlb (AP)—’The State cused the president Wednesday 100% nylon, hooded, 100% cotton, washable, tentions regarding the govern­ Kosak, Feeding Hills, Mass.; Gaming Commission, created of dictatorial practices and ma­ zip front, sizes 4-14. sizes 4-14. ment of the republic of Viet­ Mrs. d a re M. Ward, East Hart­ Wedneeday when Gov. ’Ihomas neuvering to rig the election. GI Death Toll Last Week: nam, our answer to this has al­ ford; Steven P. Coffey, 767 J. MeskiU signed the gambling “ My American friends,” Minh ways been perfectly clear . . . Avery St., South Windsor. bUr Into law, already has 40 to said, "have told me that the ’The South Vietnamese people Also, Mrs. Constance F. Des United States wants me to run. 29— 238 South Viets Killed 00 appUcants for positions, Mes- must be allowed to determine m<»id, 263 Skinner Rd., Rock­ Idll reported today. ’Then If ’Thleu Is elected by only a small margin. It ■will look like By GEORGE ESPER was nearly 26 per cent less than themselves their own political ville; Diane M. Keeney, 49C He said he w as busy reading he won In a fair election.’’ Associated Press Writer the previous week’s. future. ’The United States will Keeney St.; James W. Wllsr- lORESALE SIZ LERS THROUGHOUT THE STORE resumes In order to choose hlSj^ Minh charged that 'Thleu is ’Die U.S. Command also re- not Impose any government on Jr,, Mt. Slimmer Dr., Bolton five ajqtolntees to the nine- • The allied parted nine American deaths certain to be re-elected If Bunk- c o ^ S ^t^y South Vietnam, nor will It be a Davfd J. Nielsen, 63 Durkin Sf FAMOUS MAKER BOUNCIN' BRONCO & SKY GLIDE member commission. ’Two oth­ reported 29 (j-qjj, nonhostUe causes last party to any such imposition.” Also, Mrs. Nancy Underiilll $ $ SAVE $ $ SAVE $ $ er commissioners will be ap­ er remains In Saigon American troops, 238 South ^79 Americans wound- Xuan ’Diuy, the chief North and son. Long Hill Rd., An- BED SHEETS pointed by the speaker of the "Bunker is a great soldiers and 1,108 SW ING SET SUNDAY ONLY^ In election of this type,” he said. ed In action. . ’The, South Viet- Vietnamese delegate, told the ■.dover; Mrs. Peter Forllnl anr' AT House and two by the president North Vietnamese and Viet ijj^mese said 614 of their men “ He succeeded in the Domini­ 121st weekly session of the talks daughter, 119 Trout Stream Dr, pro tern of the Senate. Cong were killed In action last wounded. TREASURE CITY'S can Republic, he succeeded In that the Nixon administration Vernon; Mrs. Robert R. Mahar TWIN SIZE $1Ji7 MeeUU said at his news con­ Vietnam In 1967 and he will suc­ Total casualties reported in “ has often stated that I wanted and smi. East Hartford; Mr^ DOORBUSTERS , Die American toll was the.y^g -now include 46,373 a prompt release of American ANNUAL 8’6” top rail, 2 swings, sky ference that because of the sal­ ceed again in October. William Vendetta and daughter, ary range, iq>polntees wUl prob­ hlghiest In six weeks, but a Americans klUed In action, 9,663 prisoners of war, that It would Glastonbury; Mts. Robert T FULL SIZE $1J97 " SUMMER CLEARANCE glide aiid chinning bar! ably be tsklng the position as a spokesman, MaJ. Charles John- jjgg^ of nonhostile causes, set a terminal date for the total Tuttle and son, Southington 3 ONLY parttime Job, even though It iriU son, said seven of the men died 390 992 wounded and 1,486 mlss- withdrawal of U.8. forces when IN OUR LADIES' DEPARTMENT Mrs. Michael Taft and son, 1^: Available In white only SAVE $10D.00 require "a considerable amount , of wounds received In earlier captured; 130,164 South the date for the release of prte- weeks and six had been pre- Vietnamese troops k ill^ and oneia was known.” Hartford Tpke., Vernon; Mrs 31" RIDING LAWNMOWER of work.’’ Iowan Ends John Bates and son, 223 Green SHOP OUR DOUBLE DISCOUNT LADIES’ FINE QUALITY CLEARANCE ’The bill undeir which the com­ vlously listed as missing. 282,616 wounded, and 758,499 en- 'They said the new Viet Cong Rd., Mrs. William Corcora WEAR SALE. PRICES SLASHED FROM OUR GIRLS’ mission was created authorizes ’Die enemy toll was almost 60 killed, peace plan, with Its provision REGULAR LOW DISCOUNT PRICE TICKETS and daughter. Warehouse Potn' PILLOWCASES ♦279.95 horse-racingr a state lottery and Undeclared per cent less than the total in the only significant ground‘ for rele'ase of all POWs If U.S. BATH TOWELS FOR THIS MONEY SAVING EVENT! PANT SUITS claimed the week before. John- n otin g reported today, South forces withdraw by the end of HURRY! FOR BEST SELECTIONS Reg. $379.95 an off-track betting system In Connecticut. ’The Gaming Com­ son attributed the drop to a re- Vietnamese troops clashed with the year, gives a "clear answer PKO. OF 8 7-h.p. Briggs and Stratton engine, 2 forward speeds, mission wUI be responsible for Candidacy ductlon In aUled ground and air g„emy forces in the U Minh for- to that question.” 7 5 ^ 1 reverse, twin cutting blades. operations due to a typhoon and gg^. fj,g Mekong Delta. Saigon “ If Mr. Nixon does not set a RANGE AND setting up the tottery and off­ By H. L SCHWARTZ HI track betting system and over­ heavy rains. _ FUEL OIL Terry and Velour In SoUds, 5O70 Associated Press Writer ’Die South Vietnamese total (See Page ’Diirtoen) (Sro P»*b « ■ ) V. / -6 X 15 seeing operations at race tracks. Prints and Jacquards WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. GASOLINE HAND 87*^ OFF SAVE OVER 50% Under a patronage agreement S'TEEL WALL, Harold E. Hughes of Iowa ended Bonded Cothms SHEET BLANKET worked out by the governor and his undeclared campaign for the BANTLY OIL POOL TOWELS standard 4^36” cut Solids — Prints legislative leaders, no more than Democratic presidential, nomi­ 100% Cotton 2-pc. sizes 3-14 five of the commlsslonerB may nation today, after privately COMPANY, INC. 20 G A L 7 5 « be from the espne prflUcal par- Reg. Price $1.67 si%gestlng to his politics^ advis­ Treasury Secretary Coiinally ty. ers that they support the candi­ 331 Main Street By legalizing horse-racing TRASH BARRELS DISCONTINUED MODELS 100% cotton, lightweight. Ideal for summer use. dacy of Sen. George McGovern. Tel. 649-4595 Connecticut Joins all Its border­ Hughes ruled himself out as a SC.99 ing states. And a telephone sur­ contender for the 1972 nomina­ Rockville 875-3274 LIGHT FIXTURES vey In Southington, one town Not Optimistic on Jobless Rate 6 ONLY tion, saying he would pursue his •1.44 where a race track hak been goals as a senator, "unimpeded 4 FT. SQUARE proposed, Indlciates the plan is WASHINGTON (AP) — Secre­ employment rate from 6.2 per “ substantial expansion of, con­ 50% O F F by the label of presidential cah- tary of the Treasury John B. cent to 5.6 per cent in June was siderable proportion,'-’ he said. WHILE 80 LAST Velours in Solids, a popular one, , sturdy Pool and Vinyl REDWOOD PICNIC TABLE dldate.” Connally said today he is not a statistical aberration more “ It’s broad in its sweep and WHILE THEY LAST Ihe commissioners wlU re­ Galvanized Steel, Rust-Proof, Without Covers Liner'for Summer Use. Prints and Jacquards The Iowa senator met private­ very optimistic that unemploy- than anything else, he com­ dfeep’in its track.” WANTED ceive an annual salary of $10,- ly with his closest political aides , 917.97 600 to start and the chairman ment ^11 decline substantially mented. Asked whether economic ex­ Clean, Late Model and advisers Wednesday night, thls^year. But he said the Job­ i - TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE SERVICE DESK will get $12,600t- and was reported to have sug­ "I don’t think we ought to pansion would cut unemploy­ HOT DOG & PEPSI - 5' EACH - Complete with 2 Benches,'Center Hole for Umbrella. said - Wednesday he less rate will begin to fall as the view that as a very significant ment to 4.6 per cent, the official THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY gested that' they turn to Mc­ economy expands. USED CA RS lu^ed .the first drawing coUW Govern for the sake of keeping downtrend,” he said. projection of the administration, Ootinally, recently designated be hel4 as early as mid-October, the party from moving to the Connally said at a news Connally said: ” I wouldn’t want T(h» Prices Paid as President Nixon’s chief eco­ F^r M Makes! and he hopes to raise evsn rlg^it. conference the Nixon adminis­ to specify a figure. It provides more money through the pro­ McGovern, from South Dako­ tration expects the rate of Infla­ nomic adviser, said the nation .no useful purpose.” ^ should. begin to see Improve­ gram than the $3JI mUlion an­ ta, is the only announced candi­ tion to- stabilize and the unem­ He sadd the administration CARTER CHEVROLET ment on both the'Job’ and infla­ ticipated In the state budget. Gov. Thomas Meskill signed the state’s gambling bill into law yesterday arid date for the nomlnaticn, but he ployment rate to begin declining will continue to try to cut the C O ., INC. MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST The Connecticut lottery 1s to gave the pen he used to Rep. John A. Miseikeski of Torrington, left, a long this year. tion fronts by this fall. (See i^age .Hilrtoen) However, the drop In the un­ ’The economy is now In a (See Page Tiuee) 1229 Main St (flee Page TWe*y) time advocate of legalized gambling. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) Phone 649-5238 MANCHESTER PARKADE MANCHEgraat EViiinNG h e r a l d , M ANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, JU L Y 15, 1971 PAGE THREE PAGE TW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1971 ward $1,066 trlUlpn in die second expenditures, ban TV. spot ad­ half o f the year 9643 ' j a & J i q h t eccnomlc stimulants, such as a . ’Tbe overriding feeling is that permitting taxpayers to check ^ A M . 19 By ALFRED SHEDfWOLD By JOHN STOWKIX, the'vetoed bill—a $1.6-bUUon ex­ To develop message for Frid'oy, OCT. 2 2^ 1 C? 10 5 4 tax cut, to step^ up the recovery the goal—and there is one goal off poIiUcal contribuUons on votes short of overriding Presl- 2- 9-1M3I Pick Slate mmh m mml ter vOolwg Sy mur cRBWi.* The KQJ 102 A 8 7 5 er rate than forecast by the ad­ IMraddentlal hopefuls have aftair were Sens. Edmund S. eariier Wednesday that aU hope- HOY. 2 1 ^ ^ over old times and tell the sto­ ject of the woric rules will be "to publicans. Act. rX12-15.17.40l 4 An 34 To 64 Ditsonsion C? 8 7 2 — UNDER NEW MANAOEMENT — ministration, were provided ■gresd among themselves to Muskle of Maine, Birch Bayh of tols agree to at least three SPtopIt 3SAnd 65 Mistokos 31-^59-65^ ley and John Lacek as Town 9 J 9 6 The stepped-up buUding pro- ^52-75.79.87 ML RBU RBIfinat ries of famous players and fa­ bring the UTU back to the bar­ again Wednesday by the Feder­ limit radio-televlsian spending Indiana, Hubert H. Humphrey face-to-face debates In each pri- The vote Waa 67 to 36, with a 6 Opportunity 36 Holding 66 Gay 76-77-84-8911 council candidates to be pre­ PinMsI CvMmcs SannlM 0 K 5 3 0 J842 greun would have been “an ef­ GEMINI 7 Soil 37 Dromolixo 67 Portonol GP mous hands. Some of the gath­ al Reserve Board. two-thirds majority needed for SACITTARIUS sented to the Democratic cau­ 4 b 1 0 8 A KJ9 gaining table to engage in the to a nickel per eligible voter In of Tbrinn»aa*n pred R. Karris of mary, and set an 8-cento-per^ 8W ho 38 Worn 68 You erings tonight in Chicago, where The board said Industrial pn>' passage. fective mechanism for placing 21 ______NOY. 22 cus in August. SOUTH glvd cmd take of good-faith bar­ nsxt year's primaries. Oklahoma and George Me- voter landing limit 9 Apptorod 39 Signs 69 Provoibiol tte naticmal tournament opens ductlon registered a mo^lert^, the unemployed back to work on 20 10 Out 40Nocottory 70 Rolotlonshipsofc. j( Mrs. Joseph Fowler and Mrs. Complete Lundieons Tliat’s the only way the party. Govern of South Dakota. Muskie has sujgested bcuining Only one vote to sustain the 'RUTRiniD tomorrow, will surely recall the ♦ A gaining.” • .4-per-cent increue in. J u m , the vom m worthwhile projecU,” said Sen. :?V3- 5- 8-23 11 To 41 Onto 71 Con Frank Connelly were nominat­ ^ AKQ3 facing prempeeUi of a crowded All five walked out before TV political spots and limiting veto came fromirom theme DemocraticL>eiiiue>uue ^j^nnlngs______Randolph, — D -W V a 12 Now 42 Spark 72Strivo 16-22-28-454 IMw 17 nsuim iccMWiyll hand Philadelphia expert Syl­ The ad said the “UTU wiU be fourth straight mpntlily gain In W -42-48 51-67-70 I ed from the floor. Results of the PmntirAAHtSMrSlan o AQ6 Monday throyigh Friday primary bcdlot and carrying O’Brien opened his news confer- primary ^lending to 10 cents a ®*0e of the aisle. It was cast by gf^^man of the PubUc 13 Bo ^ F o r 73 Quo vester Lowery played in the the key economic! indlcatcur. Works CANCIR UW hittIo 44 Your 74 Strict voting were; Roach, 22; Brad­ 4k Q7654 in a position to enforce its de­ over a 1908 elecUon debt of $9.3 ence. voter, half tor radlo-TV and half Sen. Harry F. Byrd of Vlrgii^, committee, CAPRICORN 1940 Open P air ChampitMiship. The statistical measure of the JUH t 21 15 Approach 45 You 75 Dyrromic OK. 2 2 ^ ley, 21; Breault, 17; Lacek, 14; mands on a nationEd basis by can avoid drying up fl- O’Brtwi said Sens. Henry M. for other campaign outlays. re-elected last year as an Inde 16 Accont's 46 Tolonts 76 But East South West N But Sen. Howard Baker Jr., JULY 22 Mrs. Fowler, 10; and Mrs. Con­ East dealer. holding these railroads hostage nation’s factories, mines and 17 It 47 Don't 77Uto JAN. IP , BB MK BRMR 17 MMlimB Pass watiffUi resources needed to Jackson of Wartilngton and Har- O’brlen said the agreements pendent. ______nelly, 2. Neither side vulnerable. 1 4k 1 4 Pi —DANCING— until till the other railroads utiUUes continued to Increase R-Tenn., said the coet would >■39-42-49 18 Whilo M Loopholot 78 In 4- 6-34-37^ (AgilMtiMywy .Pass Double Pass 2 mount a faU campaign. Demo- old E. Hughes of Iowa were un- are In principle only since he Sen. Lowell P. Welcker, R-{^*e”be’en $20 OOO forevery”j<* 19Moon 49 Your 79 And ' MOftiinwiw) Opening lead — lOng of agree to settle the UTU.’’ even though automobile produc­ New Deputy .'(60-78-81-86 44 46-57 Mrs. Wesley Lewis and Rob­ Pass 3 CP Pass 3 TO THE MUSIC OF CTOUC tMHnnai Chairman Law., able to attend because of sched- has yet to discuss them with Conn., said he voted to override 20You‘ro soot 80 Has ert M. Walsh were presented as Spades. It said EUiother possibility will tion remained at its May level created. LtO 21 Signs 51 Hondio 81 Distant AQUARIUS Pats 4 4k Pass 5 Paul Phillips of 890 Main St., rence F. O’Brien said Wednes-.^ ullng conflicts, cmd Sen. Edward Jemkson. the veto, because of increasing ) JULY 22 candidates for the Board of Ed­ West opened the king of and output of business equip­ “Most people who would be 22 On 52 Bo 82Chongod JAN. 20 AUPau be for the union to “force each the newly appe^ted deputy day night M. Kennedy of Massachusetts ■ 17118 should serve as a firm unemployment In his home 23 Put 53 Bo 83 Of ucation. Manley and Mrs. Keith spades, and Lowery won the Paul Cqxx and the Clansmen ment and steel declined. beneficiaries would be far hap­ l^AUG. 22 f it . It of these railroads into separate Democratic registrar of voters. iTje 6-cent-per-voter agree- turned down an invitation. indication of how this party will stote. 24 You 54 Bo 84 Good Benoit were nominated from trick in his hand with the ace Most of the Jime rise was at­ pier with the $20,000 than our ef­ >-32-35-47 25 Juttl«6d 55Hoppy 85 For 19-21-38-50/' M kEAini . THURSDAV NITE DRINKS settlements—then moving on to PhllUps replaces Herbert Stev- nient would limit a candidate Hughes called a news confer- approach the Amjerlcan vtter in Wednesday’s acUon apparent- /S3-38-74 the floor. Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. of spades. The first trick hadn’t get his king of clubs, but nothing | tributed to Increased output of forts to legalize,” he said. "It 26 Bo 56 Your 86 Affairs 64-72-85-88V S P E u lA L : y j PRICB FOB LADUCS 9 to 11 ■trike other railroads . . . and enson of 48 Kennedy Rd., former naming in all 23 primaries to a ence today amid reports he will 1972,” he said, “That American ly was the death knell for a 12- 27 Prouuro 57 Indicotod 87 Oaring Benoit were endorsed as candi­ really required deep thought, else, consumer goods and materials would be too little, too late and VIR60 pisen other railroads ... in a divide deputy registrar vdio beccmie total radlo-TV expenditure of take himself out of centenUon voter cannot be bought.” billion buUding program de- coeUy.” 28 How 58 Too B8POOCO dates to the caucus with voting but the next trick was a dilly. Daily Question —m ainly television seta, fuirnl- DO costly.” 29 Work 59 For 89 Judgment « » ; '♦ THEATER TIME and conquer campaign.” registrar upon the death of Ed- $2,819,000, O’Brien told news- for the party’s presidential nom- O’Brien s ^ the prospective signed to create 200,000 jobs but Qu,er Re 30 Moon as M rs. Lewis, 17; Walsh, 11; Declarer could get to dummy As dealer, you hold: Spades, ture, some alliances and con­ ' - - , . j V ___ ij . Other Republicans voting to m s::: 6 0 Intorost 90 Boons MAR. 20 A UTU spokesmEui said the ward F. Mortarty in April. Phil- men. Manley, 2 and Mrs. Benoit, 14. SCHEDULE only (Mice, with the ace of clubs. K-Q-J-10-2; Hearts, J-9-6; Dla- sumer staples—«ui Indication ination. candidates voiced agreement to rejected by President Nixon on ^^gj^de were Sens. Edward 0 ^ 2 5 -3 3 ^ 6 Plj(^Good (^Adverse ^^Neucnl 1- 7-10.434 reat o f its 266,000 m em bers are be Ups, Who <^erates a floor cov- i^ California, for example. Also at the meeting were Sen- avoid frivolous challenges to grounds it would do no lasting Florida, Clifford P. SMI-56^1 69-71.83.90i 'The com m ittee endorsed A r­ Wi& that one entry to dummy monds, K-B-S; Clubs, 10-8. consumer spending may determined to report to work on lington Smith and Mhnley for he somehow had to limit the What do you say7 picking up. erlng buslnesa, has lived in candidate would have a ate Majority Leader kOke delegate’ credentials or “chal- KooU E*^® Case of New Jersey, WUUam Bumside:—"Klute” 7:16, 9:80. the one movie you railroads not struck and to town since 1947 and has long g43g,ooo celling, compared with Mansfield, Hou^ Speaker Carl lenges ^ n to be related solely necessary and Inflatlmiaiy. gaxbe of Ohio, Richard P. four-year terms on the Zoning loss to one diamond and one Answer; Pass. Hie hand is S17--31-2-2 State .•—"Willard” 1:30, 7:30, OM-91 NOBTH u * JCT ol I-R4 HTFO cept the work rule changes' been a member ot the Demo- estimated 1969 primary spend- Albert, ptuty treasurer Robert to the fortunes of one candl- Nixon signed a bill Monday schweikerof Pennsylvania and Board of Appeals, suid Sterling club. not quite worth an opening bid. T A K H A 5 T -W f ST SCBVICf RO [>"t should not see alone. 9:28. while whlpsswing the Union Pa­ cratic Town Committee. ing by Robert F. Kennedy of $1 Strauss and Rep. Wilbur D. date” at next year’s national establishing a $2.26-bllllon pro- >rheodore Stevens of Alaska. MaePherson for a two-year Lowery reflected that the king Copyright 1971 Vernon Schools Bustling cific and Southern...... milUon nnH by Eugene J. Me-. Mills of Arkansas, the House convention at Miami Beach. gram to create emergency pub- term. Richard Ebwley, nomi­ -Manchester Drlve-In:— “Wll- of ! diamonds and the king of General Features Gorp. Ellsberg -. CarUiy of $634,000. Ways and Means Committee In a related development, Uc-servlce jobs, calling it a tem- nated from the floor. received lard” 8;4S; "Fools” 10:30. cluba were probably divided be­ “We’re going to take it and do 4 1 the endorsement for the position P ow er F rom C oal xt a private three-hour meet- dialrman who has been men- O’Brien said a report to be re- Po™ry step that will offer traln- Despite Vacation Season East Windsor Drive-In:— tween the opponents. If West m i U M B f it their way on the Im s Is that Caught PANTS & SLACKS of alternate to ZBA, Hawley de­ "Wild Rovers” ; "Where Eagles had both kings, he might well our strike will be successful,” HUNTTNIGTON W V a. —To. with prospective candidates tloned as a possible presldenUal leased Friday will show 40 ing designed to lead to perma- feated Mrs. Connelly for the en­ Romania Calls Although schools are officially Classes for elementary school Dare” . have doubled BQ- dorsement ie-6. per cent of ^en ergy used for *1®** strawberries, O’Brien O’Brien said the hopefuls ance by Jan. 1 with Democratic But he said the building pro- i'i;i ^'1 I' V closed for the summer vacation, students are being held at the Meadows Drive-In:— "Wil­ of bidding mte spaxle. If West HUtz said the w ork rules In Scuffle Board of Tax Review candl- LA’s Sam Yorty ERNEST BORGNINE ™ “ “" ------household and commereial heat- ®*1d agreement was reached to agreed to name top liaison men convention reforms. Party offl- posal would have created ^ y Vernon schools are very much Center Road, Maple Street and lard” 8:46; “Last Grenade” had neither king, he mig^t well FREE KlQiDlE amount to the opening demimds BETTER CLEANERS East Schools with 280 chUdren date Rotert Garrepy, the Dem LOS ANGELES (AP) — May­ of the industry mid go beyond (Conthraed from .Page One) tob tSSi ^ primary spending to work with the naUonal com- cials «ltd not name the 10 states J^A^style dead-^ j o ^ t 10:80. have passed instead cf bidding P lA Y G R O a N D - • ...... — ------reduce described as having “peculiar for the most part, probably open and bustling with activity. participating, a considerable in- was unanl- or Sam Yorty says he may take the boEud’s recommendatiens. * » oniA portaUon maiket, aiid about 26 and aim poUUcal guns at Re- mlttee on proposals to reduce described . ;i (.riKFN KI> - '.I'' 5 At the Rockville High School, ' ' mously endorsed. BIue-HUls Drive-In:,—"Escape the spades. even more, proUems with their leglsla- wouldn’t have become available crease over last year’s total of a week’s vacation in Romania The new rules were not Eill A governmrat attorney ^ d per . cent ^ of power power and process puWlcans rather than at each radlo-TV cqiaiding a summer workshop is in prog­ Mrs. Richard Breault was From Planet of *1110 Apes” 8:46; If West had the king of clubs, an order at this time requiring for another 18 months. 70. this summer because that ‘na­ listed, but under one rule, a heat for Industiy. other. set ceilings on other campaign tures.” ress with the aim to update the unanimously elected to the Town “Detective” 10:30. the chance of limiting the club them to disclose whether wire For the first Ume classes are » mu tion’s president invited him last trainman could be required to social studies progp'am. ■ The loss to one trick was rather .... . taps were used would force the also being held for AQddle ^0"*“ **^ to flU the vacancy poor. But if East had the king month. ride far more than 100 miles for ^ disclose all its workshop is imder the direction Yorty made the announce­ School studenU In the areas of ^ ra^tloii of of clubs, then the diamcmd fi­ his day’s pay. of James Norwood of the high math and language arts with 22 Hamblett. Mrs. Aim ment Wednesday upon his re­ evidence against Ellsberg, seri­ school staff. nesse was likely to fall. The UTU had planned ously damaging its chances of students enroUed in each. was elated secretary to Wife Orders turn from Michigan, the third strike Chicago A Northwestern The teachers involved in the Beat Obance state the conservative Demo­ winning a conviction. Makeup classes are being *’'^**' Friday also, but cn Wednesday OPEN 6 DAYS THE YEAR ’ROUND - THURSDAY, FRIDAY NIGHTS tiU 9| Lowery came up with a play crat has visited in recent program are taking a sh^ ^eld for the high school studento wptaces a federal judge enjoined the Security was tight inside and look at World History 1 and 2 Dorothy CahUI, vdio resigned as New W ig For that would bring the ccmtract months to test a possible presi­ outfdde the courtroom where the In the following subjects; Eng- CANW strike untU July 23. A ll and are trying to break it down secretary. in even if West had the king of dential bid in 1972. pretrial hearing was held. AU , , , , ■ j lish 1, 2 and 3; algebra 1 and 2; five railroads reinresent 23.6 per into areas to Include geopaphy, try aiid U.S. History Acting Chairman Mrs. Rita Her Senator diamonds, as feared, provided persons entering were searched. "Your Complete Hom'e Fu rnishers For 72 Years” civics and current events. * ’ , , , j Zuzel announced that T a m that South had a minimum of ^NDROIEDA cent ot national railroad lines. Pbinci warned all present that ’Ihe group wlU also be taking a typlng^d Committee Chairman Alvah COLUMBIA, M o. (A P )—At 61, luck elsewhere. See if you can JtNNJFER O'NEILL SHOWN he would clear the courtroom if look at U.S. History and a new driver education are also being spot the play before you read I F ^ p s has appoint^ Manley Sen. A. Basey Vanlandlng- In everyon e’s life there’s a 4it0< there were any outbursts. None course In economics. conducted. chalrman of the newly created ,, , , 7 cn. U “ occurred. Another workshr^, under the Perkin said the system is also At the secmid trick Lowery Gonnally Voter RegistraUen Committee. ** t® “ve with hair, SUM MERDF’42 ' Ellsberg sat Im passive dur­ direction of Fiiain Gerard, u P7«cess of complefing a led the queen of diamonds. 8im.-Tlnira. l:S0-3;3O-6:8O-7:SO-9:4O Mrs. ConneUy, Roach, Robert ®«aln. ing the proceedings; he was not OLD FAS striving to update the English curriculum guide to all student Walsh, and Anthony Walsh will 17^ h^iir is a wig he got about West took the king and led Fri.-Sat. llSIhSlSO-BlSO-Tlld'lOlOO , liCHBOXOlfTiillAVISIWI program. Math and science were development services. Work on Gives Views required to speak. serve on the committee. two months ago at the urging of “ ®^®*‘ declarer Vargein Hour Till 2 P.M. (E». Sun. $IJ0)J iBoudln said the two main is­ updated about a year ago but guide has been developed to ruff. South led a club to the The Democratic Caucus will m s w ife sues Involved in the wire tap pe­ in order tp keep them abreast durtag the past school yonr and be held ’Tuesday, August 17, at ace and returned the ten of dla- On Jobless tition were “the privacy of the of the times the workshops al- is being completed this sum- ‘"Ilie neict morning,” he said monds for a finesse. When East 8 a.m. at a place to be an­ individual . . . and the integrity most have to be a continuous mer under the leadership of Wednesday in an Interview, "I jgayed low, dummy’s ten won I -K-K-K-K 4c 4c-K-K-K ■ nounced. TONITE - FEATURE SHOW (Oonttnued Iron) Page One) of the judicial process.’’ thing, Albert Kerkin, assistant Anthony Maggliocco, supervisor put ft on, started out of the the trick. If East had covered, OorreoUon HAYS \ iN'K.i;':. FIRST SUNDAY THROUGH jobless rate without refueling He said that the hearing in superintendent of schoolasald. of special education for the It was Incorrectly stated in houre Md got as far as the south would have taken the ace rV.o:.' r:i. v/iu ihup in I ^ A N C H E S T e THURSDAY ’The hisii school wUl be due school system , kitchen before I took it off. fjf diamonds and would then re- ^ f inflation. Boeton was part cf the overall yesterday’s Herald that Uie citl- •incl SATURDAY governm ent action against EUa- J f l\ for revaluation in the 1972-73 Kerkin said the guide will in- "I said, ‘Hell! I’m just not turn to dummy with another Rirs 6 44A . BOl lUN NOICH Neither would he specify the zena of Coventry would be re­ berg and that the judicial pro­ school year, therefore it is ne- elude programs for the percept- turning to EiQdand in 1972. They going to wear this thing!’ ” diamond. feNTIRe PARK OPEN • 1 PJNl rate of Inflation the administra­ cessaiy to keep the curriculum ually handicapped students, He said his wife Lorane point- Declarer was now In poslticn ceeding should not be allowed to w ill be returning in 1973. tion expects by the end of this updated or risk the chance of those who are socially or emo- ed her finger at him and de- to lead a club from dummy, and APTIIINOON go any further if lUegal wire the school not being accredited, tlmially maladjusted and those dared, "You are going t» wear the job was done. East could Badses On Sale year and next. The President’s taps had been used to gather ev­ M anchester Herald idence. 1 OF-A-KIND ENDS LIVING ROOM Kerkin said. who are retarded. ^ jt j j,,5g it a nd I don’t ccare eqpnomlc report to Congress The judicial procedure, Bou­ Summer school classes ara He explained that the ccxi- Coventry smnmer corre^ondent whether anvbodv else does 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. J M ary LeB lanc, teL 742-7878 w hether anybody else does forecasts a 3 per cent rate of din said, “must not be used to -also being held with some 300 cepts involved in any one araa not. $490 SELIG MODERN CURVED Good for Ail Rides Inflation by mld-1972.” government if the gov- $ 60 MAPLE FINISH BOOKCASE students attending. Classes run may or may not be an academic So the bewlgged Vanlanding- l;P.ll.to6P.M. “I don’t want to put too much gnunent engaged in an unlawful GROUP OF BACK SOFA in Gold Pattern the age gamut from pre-scho<^- concept. ’The results, he noted, ham, a member of the Missouri WITH GLASS DOORS Bolton .4t4c:|c9t;3|c:|c:0;;4:t4c9|c3|c:|c emphasis on any particular fig- era to high school seniors. should be a guide which will be Legislature since 1966, left for ure, any particular month, any ______A t NIGHT “The rights of the ciUzen are LA M P S - SM O KERS $198 COLONIAL WING STYLE fQ 7 The pre-school program, especially helpful to new teach- the final week of the session In particular Ume, If It’s of short im^rtant, ' Boudin said, Town Fam ilies Jefferson City. “Head Start” is being cmiduct- era on the staff in aiding them BidiBS On Sale duraUon,” the secretary said of "particulariy in a case vdiere PICTURES $110 WALNUT RECORD CABINET PILLOW^ACK LOVE SEAT •• ed for 60 children tmder the di- to deal with particular problems "When I got to the capltol," 7P.M.IO10P.1M. economic statistics on inflaUon. removal )s to a place thousands 2 SHELVES WITH DOORS *36 rectlon of J<4m Zanella. with students. Plan to Host he related, “I went to the base­ Gonnally said he hopes recent Good for All Rides of miles away.” KNICK-KNACKS. Eft. VINYL VIDEO RECLINI British Guests ment and got up the elevator strikes and negoUaUons in key . Boudin cited a number of pre­ Into the office without being re- 7 P.M. to Closing Industries will not lead to “ an­ cedents vdilch, he said, showed VALUES $1S le $2S 1 only u cognized by anybody, probably other. round of BEAN BAG CHAIRS Vernon Two Bolton families lip In a y-Mi catch-up In within Ptincl’s “judl- will because I was also wearing wages that will trigger more discreUon’’ to make a deci­ open their homes to Engllrii glasses. YELLOW - RED - BLACK ODD KROEI Hie one movie you should ^ see alone. inflaUon. sion on the wiretapping issue at * 6 . 0 0 Z A vi|itore next week as port o f (D is< »> n ^ Unstructured Kindergarten Coventry-to-Coventry, a visi­ "I get a little nervous when S I . 0 0 (30LOR He said, as the Oouncil of the preliminary hearing. the buzzer sounded for the ses- Ecmiomlc Advlsera did two tor exchange program sponsor- , j ^ j . j ,,, > “Our conclusian is that the ALL 3 MAPLE TABLES ed by the Booster Club at Cov- to begin and I didn’t go in.’’ weeks ago, the administraUon processes of this court should Is Evaluated as a Success The senator, known around *14.95 T H A Y E R COFFEE - END - STEP, 1 Set entry .High School. S 3 . jQSon Robords will not reach Its original target ,1,^ involved until the govern- tbeg. Gains indicated by test results kindergarten screening test The Philip Dooley family on the Capitol as the “ Bald Eagle of a $1,066 trillion naUonal econ- ment has conqiUed and Uie from Boone” County, said he •Cdor of children who participated in showed he had mental age po- Watrous Rd. will play host to a Katharine Rass omy this year. Because of a court has made a determlnaUon CRB MATTRESSES considered taking off the wig. Ride dll Ihe rides slower expansion in the second wiretapping Issue,” Bou- STUDENT DESK, WHITE L tential of three years and ten Britlshwoman and her teen-age an unstructured klndergcuten as many times as I Robert M YarrMvHmn BolinQor quarter than expected, reaching months and at the end of the son, while the Robert Youngs "But I guess someone saw me N*ao> FORMICA TOP program in the Vernon school you want school year he riiowed a re- of Notch Rd. will have a moth- to the office with it cm,” he re­ u^^VAun that target would require un- Government attorneys repUed *9 .0 0 4 ONLY I 1 AD M i'.’.ioM 1 Ri r r. I precedented growth in the last y^t «tjie moUon to supiHOSB system, indicate the program markable gain to seven years er and teen-age daughter as cslled. "One of Ithe fellows de- POIHE • * • A(.AW.*,‘ was extremely successful ac­ and 10 months, Kerkin said. their guests. .cided to force the issue and sent half of the year, he said. (wire tap evidence) is not in the Another child was considered Elntertalnlng foreign visitors toe sergeant of arms after me The eccHiomy is picking up jurisdicUon of this bearing, cording to Albert Kerkin, assist­ three years and eight months is not new to either faipUy, as to escort me in, which he did. through stronger retail sEdes "We are not disputing Uiat the ant superintendent of schools. and climbed to seven years .and both have participated in pre- Then I brought^state govem- and stepped-up business acUvi- defendant .can file a motion to O FF E V E R Y O FF E V E R Y The system was tried for the three months by the end of the vlous Coventry-to-Coventry trips ment to a h^t bom in the House ty, Gonnally said, all pointing to suppress,-” the aUomeys said, first time during this past school year. The smallest gain in men- as well as student exchange pro- *"<1 Senate.” an Improvement in the unem- but that It should be made at year, in the three schools having ^0 tal age growth was seven grams through the Woman’s After his colleagues had ora- ployment situation by this fall, tj,e time of the trial, unstructured prog;rams Tn the months, however, the child was Service Bureau in Hartford. torically exhausted themselves h'e said. “ TTils court does not have ju r- first three grades. It was made the average of five years and The English visitors will stay In commenting on his "new AIR-CONDITIONEE> "But I don’t want to be very isdlcUon to decide the validity possible through the new pre- one month when he entered until Aug. 6. Ehccurslons being look,” Vanlandlngham said STATE optimistic as far as any sub- of or sufficiency of an indict- kindergarten screening program. kindergarten. Kerkin expressed offered to all the English guests "two or three of the other pretty IrirtWirl MANCMISTIB i. \ ■’-i stantial decrease” in the jobless ment issued In another court,” DINING *— lUfl PARK BIAU III ..llAiKi The kindergartens are divided extreme pleasure in the grains include visits to Mystic SetqxHt,, bald fellows wanted to borrow It rate, he added. "More and more a federal lawyer said, Into three levels with level one ■> V ■ ,■ 'iHiiM FinniM IN STO CK!! IN STO CK!! reported under the unstructured Boston, Sturbridge, Nihgara to keep their heads from getting people are entering the labor He said the problem ot forcing Including the children who are system. Falls and Mark Twain’s house, cold in the air conditioning. It i V ' market.” the government to disclose its more Immature than those In Kerkin said because the eval- The Dooleys plan to treat toeir sure does help, I admit.” The administraUon expects entire case is a 'ireal practical level three and those in level uation showed the program to guests to a camping trip' north Asked if it made him nervous new flguree will show the econor consideration here-!i______two being about average. be so successful, school person- to the Adirondack regiim, then to a high Mdnd, Vanlandlngham my grew by $20 billion to $26 bll- - He said such on outcome was Kerkin explained that the Hon from April through June. never intended by the rule of nerwlU be making further plans south through Pennsylvania to stod, “No, no, it fastens down in IMHI ip ) LOVE SEAT lU Y THEM kindergarten program to Vernon-continuous pro- le Luray Caverns of Virginia, real good shape.” Such figures would in dite procedure on court action in is academically oriented- He greaa -kindergarten - program The Youngs’ dctughter, Jo- Then he told **ls fi^ ap- the economy stijl is recovering wire tap evidence, rellow cushions, 3 only OVER-THE-COUNTER said some of the children who part of the one envisioned for hajina, was hosted during a pre- P«arance in a public gather!^, THUI^DAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY-SUNDAY too slowly to make significant Ellsberg, 40, Is charged with ON THE CURB were screened | had potential kindergarten through grade five vlous Coventry-toCoventry «x- a recent cere^ progress against a hlg^i rate of Illegal possession of secret docu- REDWOOD 6’ B.B.Q, For One Low Price Per Set learning problems, not because in all of the elementary schools, change by the people vdio wUl unemptoyment. ments and failure to return Table & 2 Benches dke they had low I.Q.’s but because __ ^______stay with her parents this year. The wind was blowing pretty The outcome will be officially them to proper custody, they were still immature or The rest of the Young famUy “"<1J', known later this week when the He is a senior research assocl- 2 SEATER SWING M ECLIPSE babyish. stayed with another English to l^r Wowing over to Where your nightmares Commerce Department releases ate at Massachusetts Institute With Canopy Top, 2 only * Perhaps before the unstruc­ Gigantic Wa^e JULY 15-I6-I7J8 second-quarter figures for Gross of Technology. A warrant for familyj durihg the fprevious trip. r Finally, I just ^stopped a en d ... tured program was instituted, Gotfee House National Product, output of the his arrest was issued June 26. $49.95 ALUMINUM GLIDER $ || Mattressds my tiBk and said, ‘Ladies and ■■BRING THISJZOUPON WITH Y O U a iH B H parents of these immature chil­ K ills Islander Loth Lorean, file teen-age cof- nation’s goods and services and He tumed himself in here on Chair, 1 only ■' dren would have been advised PORT MORESBY, New Guin- - . j *1. 1 gentlemen, if you’ll excuse me a the economy’s broadest mean- June ' 28, -and was released on n I®® ™®“® moment, I have got to comb my TAKE H O M E A COMPLETE DINNER FOR FOUR OR MORE B *30 that the child should be held ea (AP) - One man was ^ Ecumenical C^c^ ^ be J begins. ure. $60,000 ball. PADDED ALUMINUM CHAIR and Box Springs back from attending klndergar: (X)10R WlUte. House economic advte- Police b^;an questioning drowned and at least three per- held tomorrow j^ d next Friaay ^ years since I've 2 only ten until the following year. ers had an advance look several Mlot-Mro$, selfrtjtyled "Polish 80 — *40 / " a $100 to $120 Value . sons Injured Wednesday by a night at St George’s church done this.” Korkin said it was the feeling' from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. 1:80 - 7:80 - 9:26 weeks ago at the ■ estimated Freedom (Fighter” and a former $89.98 WROUGHT IRON SETTEE of most of the educators that tidal wave that an underwater A guest entertainer will be GNP growth for the April-June leather worker who has been a a $100+o $120 Value ^ all children of eligiWe age 12- PIECES OF CHICKEN ALL FOR B *100 — *50 TWIN FULL earthquake sent over parts of featured both nights. period. This “flash figure” re­ familiar figure as a counterdsm- should be accepted for kinder­ New Britain in the Solomon Is­ Picnic Canceled port showed , an estimated onstrator in the Boeton area. Nyfons, Oriental Styles. AeiHins. 30% OFF ALL ALUMINUM FOLDING SIZE SIZE garten and that the program lands. Mrs. Joan Lalus, president of AHRST-RATE THRIUERil’ ^ 1 1 1 1 - PINT OF MASHED growth of $20.4 blUlon. "'ITie country an I are not ■raided Rugs SUMMER CHAIRS - ROCKERS • CHAISES should be adjusted to them. The seven-foot wave was trig­ the Woman’s Auxiliary of the "T here are som e signs it -will adversaries,” Ellsberg said $49.95 JIEDWOOD UMBRELLA 9 ^ 0 A chart, prepared by the be a little stronger than that,” when asked after the hearing 9x12 — 12x12 — 12x15 gered by an earthquake cen- Midget Football League an- POTATOES TABLES, 47” Round or Square A T teachers, revealed that all of tered below the Pacific Ocean nounces that the picnic schedul- one administration official said. about the significance of court PUIS the children In the program 120 miles northeast of New Brit- ed for football players and their But no one forecasts it -will be papers reading, "The United MANY ODD SIZES $89.95 WROUGHT IRON ROCKING S O Q showed gains In mental age 1- PINT OF COLE SLAW America vs. Daniel aln, seismodogists reported. The families on July 31 has been strong enough to match the $30- gi^tes of 1-ef-a.Kind CHAIR, Yellow, 1 only » 7 7 growth. Kerkin explained if a waves collapsed walls in Ra- canceled. Mrs. Lalus said she billion GNP growth of the first Ellsberg. strictly academic kindergarten baul, damaged two wharves and has learned that several of the V2- PINT OF GRAVY q u a rter, January through Of the preliminary hearing it­ prog;ram is adhered to, some of caused landslides that blocked families involved will be on va­ JcMiGfondo A Ik' CONDiTlOrJE:. M arch. self, EUsberg said, “ Interesting, the children who are imma­ some coastal roads. cation. 6 -HOT BISCUITS To keep the economy on the but I aim not up on all the legal ture, become frustrated and in IdoneUAilhethnd Scientists at observatories in Bulletin Board BURNSIDE track Nixon’s eccnomlc advis­ technicalities.’’ effect give up before they even Port Moresby, New Guinea and AT: 7:16-9:80 ers laid out in January, the ad­ He said thdt of the 'adverse The school board will meet SUN. 2:80 • 4:40 ■ 580 BURhSmt AVE EAST HARTFORC 10%-20%-30%-50% and MORE OFF! get to first grade. Washington said the effects of tonight at 8 in the office of the ministration was hoping for an­ mail he had received most was One child when given the pre- 7:00 - 9:00______FREE PARKING 526 -3333 REG. $5^^ VAIUE anti-Semetic. the quake were lessened be­ elementary school. other $80-bUlton stepup in GNP i Of Mlot-Mroz, he said, “I’m cause its center was deep In an The meeting of the Demo­ OFFER EXPIRES AFTER JULY 18, 19711 from April through June ocean trench. They said It was cratic Town committee schedul­ IL.» Evidence the administration happy that his righto are alro SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT. not strong enough to send the ed for tomoraow has been can­ ^ PLAN TO ATTEND THE has abandoned thte hope came protected by the First Amend- lianrliPH tpr Paul McCracken, ment, although I do not agree IN THE STORE FOR MORE lARGAINSI! tidal wave across the Pacific. celed. 8 th A N N U A L when Dr. FREE MAIN STREET chairman of the CouncU of Eco­ with what he says.” OPEN MON. frkd ^ki4k«i| nomic Advisers, backed away in On the advice of one of his PARKING, or PARK lEupning l|praUi Manidieater Evening Herald BEAN HOLE BEAN FESTIVAL lawyers, EUsberg declined to THRU SAT. Underpass Cleaned Bolton oorreapondent ' Judith testimony before Congress, AT THE ' from his 1971 forecast for GNP. comment when asked if he had Publiabed Dally Except Sunday* Donohue, tel. 049-8409. l c o % any indication his teleidione was FREE IN OUR OWN and Holiday* at 18 BI*ieU Street, FARGO, N.D. (AP) — The The abandoned figure is $1,066 THURS. AND ei ih Pu rtt itu Manchester, Conn. city street department tried 307 Middle Tumi^ke W ett, Mandie«tef. trillion a target the admlnlstra- tapped. LOT NEXT TO STORE! without success every commer­ Tolland Agrieuttural Gentar tl

H ebron Humsme S(x:lety will conduct the MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1971______Tolland program, which will be held at PAGE POUR TV Tonight 2 p.m. In the downstairs meetUig Town History room of the libraiy. nm Si miHiciM South Wirtdsor 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the high school for Complete Llstihga. ’There will be no charge for which are well attended. Birth Defect Tow n, Stajte O fficials Discuss See Saturday’s ’TV Week First Draft the program and everyone is , Librarian Sought pifceyouiMBi Establishment The Warehouse Point Library Nearly Done welcome to attend. From Your is seeking a head librarian from Suspected In 5:00 sociatlon to publish a history of GrlstmiU .behind the ’T o ^ INeighbor’s Kitchen primary requisite and salary WASHINGTON (AP) — A new dump site, but whether It It Is used, before the dump is borne in the dump account, members of the Town be negoUable. Been Named bIm Hebron from 1708 to the present Office Building. The club will . . . . government panel’s recommen- wants to or not, the town must ^'twed at night. If It is to meet others attending the special Council have u>ged that a com­ New, ;»• »"»*“■ ’• ’Thompson of Buck and Buck, ’This -would mean Tolland’s Thifault promised to call a (g) Troth or Consequences les. , In June, the Capital Improve­ issued notices last year propos­ down over the dump £md into referendum. _____ (18) Movie Members of the resource He Makes Cents He has a brother, Benjamin, 4. 8:30 (8-40) Bewitched (C) A modern-day luau is quite a ments Committee Issued a re­ ing cancellation of federal regis­ ■4t| homes in the Charter Rd. Eurea New Site (22-30) Ironside B (C) committee are Albert Hildlng, Get Measured for Hand Tailored Clothes different thing. The menu can port recommending that plan­ tration of the chemical—2, 4, S-T inint Peter Scott, son of Alfred and Jean Gibson Flint. must be done even If the dump ’The town will have to find a Retie 9:00 (3) Movie Archie Green, Dan Horton and IN TOWN 3 DAYS ONLY In Flower Sales site were to be abandoned to- new site for a sanitary land-fill (8-40) Make Boom (or Graad- Harold Brink. Mrs.-Charles Lar­ vary widely and would undoubt­ ning be started for an indoor- —for use around the home, near 41 E a ^ a t’eT ln e. Enftold. He was ,bom July 1 at Manchester daddy (C) ^ m B I Fri., Sat. A Sunday, July 16, 17, 18 water, and on food crops after morrow, state health official operation soon, although no Qua*™Je, lei. 8 9:30 (22 ^ ) Adam-12 B (C) comb had been appointed to the edly be representative of many outdoor pool and adjacent facil­ JERSEY CITY, N.J. (AP) — Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents w e Mr and I ^ ■ Don’t miss this opportunity! Also Introducing different countries. When I visit­ ities for school and community Indications it had caused birth Mrs. John Gibson, 321 Hilliard St., Manchester. Ms pa^m al Thomas Pregman Stated yester- money Is available at this time, (8-40) Dan Ancust (C) committee but has since moved * Men’s-Women’s Double Knits — the greatest Glen McComb', a college student (18) Unabridged (C) ed Hawaii last winter, I tried use. 'The facility should be lo- defects in laboratory animals. J^dparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Flint, Springfield. Mass. day. State Eild is available to towns 10:00 (3) Vic Damone (C) out cf town. Ffl X wB B advance In fabric history. Suits from $66, to find out what the outstanding cated on town-owned property iu need o t a summer job, found Dow Chemical Co. and Her­ Most of the pollution prob- for equipment to ihatotaln such Need a Phone? (18) Hartford Talk-In (C) ■Slbun stated that he is still Slacks from $19. Price does not include mailing He has a sister, Jennifer, 1V4. 10:30 (8) The Seventies (C) and duty. cookbook of the Islands might across from the present high that Jersey City had few flower cules, Inc., which manufacture « * O' lems at the dump have come to an operation and to construct a (40) Polka! (C) looking for personal letters, pa­ the chemical, exercised appeal a head as the result of more garage if needed, Call the Chief 11:00 (3-8-18-22-30-40) News — pers or diaries that residents SPECIAL SALE „ , be. I even tried at the Bishop school. vendors. - . Young, Angela Kay, daughter of A. Byron and K ^ n Before NOW rights to refer the decision to re­ Weather and Sports (C) might have and would be wlll- Museum which had a collection Since this report was issued, so he went into business for Cossel Young, RFD 8, 27 Ironwood Dr., Vernon. She was bom than 10 years of neglect, ac- Relmbursemente are avEuil- 11:26 (3) Movies , . ,__, x xi_ xx x. , view by a panel of nine scien­ DULUTH, Minn. (AP) — Ber- 11:30 (^^S0)- Tonight Show Johnny bring to the attention of SUI’TS C l BA Silk Mohair Suite ...... $85.00 $66.00 of hundreds of cookbooks. In July 1 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ cordlng to town health director, ^^e at a 26 per cent rate or 30 ______f o b Sharkskin Suite ...... 80.00 66.00 the Board of Education has re- himself selling brightly colored tists. Dr. Marjorie iPumell. ^ j, „ „ burning Is al- way Swanstrom, president of • Carson (C) the committee. a eeu;h case, I was told, “ It’s ceived from its Facilities Study carnations seven hours a day, parents are Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cossel, Kahoto. Mo. Her pa- Local 7214 of the (Communica­ (8-40) DickCavett Show (C) r j. ooixo xaoX ...ixt. I All-Wool Worsted Suite...... 80.00 48.00 Epstein unveiled the panel’s Ed GotUer, who maintains the ij^ed. Regional cooperation be- 1:00 (g-S(M0) News — Prayer and ” 6 asks that anyone with per- whatever you want to make.” Citizens Committee a report con­ six days a week and has been femal grandparente are Mr. and tions Workers of America, set Wat Last 3 Days Only Cashmere Sport jEu:kete...... 69.00 43.(M report, still held confidential by limited sanitary land-fill epera- more towns In Sign Oil (C) tinent information contact him rSi' Silk Wool Suite ...... 90.00 62.00 The lady on duty at the mu­ taining certain recommendations “ making a small killing.” Mc- Prairie. 111. She has two brothers. Anthony. 3, and Shawn, 1. 2:88 «)^ New^ — Prayer and 8 1 ^ gg goon as possible. seum said, "We are liable to the Environmental Protection 4, 4o * *' Uons, «Ud that when the stte c r e .;^ the pereentage ot state Sugar Fine Worsted Suite...... 90.00 66.00 for school facilities, including Oomb selis as many as 200 flow­ Agency, at a news conference Pet Care Tailor-made shirts with monogram $5.50 make a Portuguese dish one the possibility of a field house, ers a day, charging 25 cents Edbbrg, Timothy David, son of Paul and G r e ^ e n Pol- r S pta to a town, aeoopdthg to night, a Chinese one the next, called by consumer advocate hemus Edberg, 30 Hilltop Dr., Manchester. He was bom June ago It was a 6-to-60-foot drop preg^man. walked out ® S i r J u 5 •'"'y 2*. the Douglas U- pool, etc., in the vicinity of the each or live for $1, about a 60 Ralph Nader’s Center for the M “ brary will sponsor a program, Representtng: Please visit or call Mr. Dave Aswanl at and Korean the third.” 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospltad. His from the side of Old Stafford Thifault noted it was the however, that there present hlgb school. per cent markup. Study of Responsive Law. Intemattonal aothlers FXANO’S MOTOR INN, MANCHESTER, CONN. If you visit a supermarket, ents are Mr. and Mrs. Tabor Polhemus. Natick, Mm s . His S’K ® with films, on “ The Care of Both chairmen felt since It McComb, a 24-year-old Air ’The review committee con­ 7:00 French Chef B (C) _ x Bos 2636, Hong Kong Phone 646-2300 (Open 9-9*AU Days) you will find readily available Force veteran, will close up at T a ter^ “ andparents are Mr. and Mrs. W illia m G. E d ^ ^ At the bottom of the pit was gid for maintenance of dumps ^ Swanstrom 7:30 Just Jnsi B (C) P ets.’ was "appal'ant that areas of the cluded current use patterns and Washington Week Bevlew Natick, Mass. He has two sisters, Pamela, 7V4, and Kimber about 10 feet ot water, Gottler g^d was reMeved to hear the telephone company, IZ8:00 In, Mrs. Joyce Ganm, director of 5 the many exotic ingredients nec- the end of August and return to NET Playhouse

iianrt;pBtpr German bombing again and again. But Connecticut if one were to suppose there were to MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI.D. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1971 PAGE SEVEN be a new war in me Mediterranean, Yankee iEttpntns l^praUi any of us could solve, to our own satis­ Smith and Wesson Academy ling Brothers and Bamum A _____ PUBLISHED BY THE Vernon HERALD FRINTmO CO., INC. faction me game of pretending mat M al­ By A.H.O. hand gun combat course. Bailey Circus. In Washington, 18 BUaell Street TTie five-day course, conduct­ Fatal Horse Disease D.C., Allen Bloom, a circus Maneheater. Conn. ta simply did not exist. ^^acation School today s FUNNY THOUAS F. I^R GUSON It is quite obvious that the ed in Springfield, Mass., em­ spokesman, said he was nego­ WALTER ^ FERGUSON It wouldn’t make any difference Connecticut House of Represent- phasized developing judgment tiating for permission to move Publlehers whemer Malta existed or not, just as Slated to Open Founded October 1, 1881 atlves Is viiInera,blo to c o m m it on the defensive use of hand­ the horses out of Texas on the it makes no military difference, any guns and other flrearms. Hits Texas Ranches ground that they were isolated Published Every Evening Except SundAya which points out that, enacting Next Monday Student Award and HoUdtws. Entered at the Post. Office, at longer, who holds Gibraltar. an income tax in the middle of ...... ™ _____ ' _ from other livestock emd are Hanchester, Conn. as Second Class Hall David M. Franek, whd wlU H AR LIN O EN, Tex. (A P ) — A The U.S. Office of Veterina- about 600 miles from the area the night, it was handling a bill A vacaUon school, to be Hatter But we are forgetting how me game Texas heaDth official esUmates rlan Public Health Service has where the Inilectlana have been it had not even read, and whose be a senloir .at Rockvillie High SUBSCRIPTION RATES sptmsored .joinUy by The First School next year, has bieen that 1,900 horses may die in two made available a live-virus vac- occurring Payable In Advance is to be played. ’Hie Phoenicians, in specific provisions it did not Congregational Church of Ver­ awarded a $60 w ar bond by the counties from a moequlto-car- cine that its officials say was ^Uen ^ d the circus owns 110 One Y ear ...... $39.00 meir westward expansion, consider­ understand. -BIx Months ___ .. 19.60 Alden Skinner Auxiliary, Sons ried d i s ^ that acto like slwp- •’very effecUve” in combating horses in all. but most are with Three Months ...... 9.75 non and the Union OongregaUon- ed Malta strategic, and somebody prob­ But, although it was' ignorant of Union Veterans of the Civil tog s l c ^ s s ^ is spreading the disease to Latin America. ^ show scheduled to Louisville, One Month ...... 3.25 al Caiurch of RockvUle’, will be ably fortified Gibraltar against mem, and careless and even ruthless War. among horses to the state. The new vaccine has been ap- K y q^e 47 horses to Texas have __ H E B m E R O F held for the week of July 19 and Franek, son of Mr. and Mrs. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and it is probably true today that Rus­ about some of the most impor­ Dr. John Oopenhaver, director proved for ,use in the 18 south- been inoculated with the vec- The Assocated Press Is exclusively en­ tant details of the bill it was Joseph F W iek of 190 Elm Hill of the joint lUdalgo-Gameron enunost Texas counUes. phie. and terms of the quaran- titled to the use of republlcatlon of all sia would consider it something of news dispatches credited to It or not other­ passing, the House was never Sessions will be held at the Rd., TalCottville, received the County Health Department Five U.8. Air Force planes thie wUl allow them to leave the wise credited In this paper and also the a great triunqm If it gets its fleet in­ award for excellence in Ameri- serving the area most affected sprayed 120,000 acres to Chmer- gtate to 14 days If they show no local news puldlshed here. in very much doubt about what Vernon Church on Rt. SO from „ . 7-6 All rights of republlcatlon of special dls- vited into Maltese harbors, along wim it wanted to do and what it 9:80 a.m. to noon daily. Classes ID-tory. to date, said Wednesday that on County Wednesday with mal- gymptoms pf the disease. patobes nerein are also reserved. within two months he expects, athlon, an insecticide, and ______!______thought it was doing. will be open to children who will- Dmhx to or in place of me British or me Ameri­ Mn. R. Skord 14,000 horses to die in ‘Hidalgo spraying also was done to IBdal- The Herald Printing Company Inc., as­ bo four years old by December sumes no financial responsibility for typo- can fleets. Isn’t Russia, just like Curiously enough, in lU W. Worwkk, 8.1. County and 600 to die to Corner- go County, graphical" ' errors appearing ■ ■In advertl^______through those who will be enter­ main acUons, the House was Rockville on County. Bob Guzman, sanitary engi- ments and other reading matter In H ie the earliest imperialistic navigators, ing grade 7 In the fall. A small Hanchester Evening Herald. never more clear-headed than it Thlrty-four persons to Texas ueer to Cameron County, said 28 reglstraUon fee will be asked. Hospital Notes Todor'i FUNNY will por $1.00 for considering the occupation of some tiny was during the evening of June have been h o^talized with the horses a day ore either Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washing- The theme of the program oack original "hinny" iiMO. Send gog> ton Poet News Service. Island In me middle of me Indian Ocean 30 and the early morning of to: Todoy’i FUNNY, 1200 W n t Third flu-Uke human symptoms of the or dying to the county and I^ill service dlent of N. E. A. Service, Inc. will be "Living in God’s World.’’ Visiting hours ore 18:80 to 8 St.. Cltnland, Ohio 44113. Publishers Representatives — Mathews, July 1. disease. Three are known to ®^vlsed county commissioners as if mat would be me key to me fu­ Activities will include Bible p.m. in all areas except ma­ We slice your heating bills Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency have contracted the illness and disposing of dead horses is — New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. ture control of that whole ocean? And It kept its head and ito main study, stturies, music, craft ac­ ternity where they are 8 to 4 and 8:80 to 8 p.m. tests are awaited on 31 others. STOwtog problem. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA­ isn’t me United States considering some Intent clear through long and tivities, field trips, recreation, A spokesman for a task force ^ c h a rd Parker, chief of TIONS. involved parliamentary devel­ refreshments and worship. , , ^ \ possible counter measure, like, perhaps, set up to, combat the disease o t Veterinarian into even payments. D llIsplay advertising closing hours hi opments, some of them engi­ A weekly offering wlU bo re- Julian Bangkok Closes said Wednesday the number of F'****^® Health Service to Atlan- Bor Monday______— 1 _ ,p.m.______BVIdaJay. getting to the same island first? celved with money to be donated Hemktowlcz, Janet Lane. Ralph For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. neered in the deliberate hope of horses affected had passed the ®6-., said a horse infected For Wednesday — l p.m. Monday. It might be almost reassuring to have confusing it. to the Social Workers depart- St. and Doug- Jail to Animals 600 mark and there were "so a "60 to 80 per For Thursday — p.m. Tuesday And that's what we're offering with our 1 ment of the Vernon School sys- Knlttel, Hany Lane, all of T.. horses we can’t even chMce of dying." For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. me world’s great powers playing such And it proved capable of dis­ CBossIfled deadline 4:30 p.m. day be­ Rockville; EMna Schlude, Maple BANGKOK (AP) — The ’Rial gQUpt them all ’’ disease is "not particular- heating oil budget plan that spreads your fore publication 4:80 p.m. Friday for ancient and relatively unsophlstic^- ciplining iteelf, in its own vol­ St., E lU ^ o n ; Djlane Staples cabinet Children may be registered „ ------Wednesday------approved------mThe e oiseaae—dlseaselvenezueaan venememn en humans," he said. payments evenly over the months. Saturday and Monday publication. untary, implicit consensus ed games wim one another, If it by calling The Rev. Betsy F. banning opium, utoe encephalomyeUtU, or V E E I!’"*.,*",,*’™® What you pay in June, you pay in Jan­ around the Income tax issue, al­ Thursday, July 15 w eren T 'fo r m s fact that, should mey Reed at the Vernon Church or a ^ S u e ’- **®'~‘"’ ">®>^Jbana. liquor, gam- -has kUl^ouLnds of horses T ^ uary. most as efficiently as its bosses Miss Janeth Kaplar at Union ^ Staffortville, faclUtlek, weapons, ezplo- in the past two years as it ^ ®®"*® **®®-*b» among tofect- happen to flare into something while You get heating efficiency all year round had been able to discipline it Oongregatlooal. C^dlll, VemoA’Riwers • yve -animals from^all gprew f S ^ Centri ^ t h ®^ reverted to moving melr toy fleets around, me fight­ throughout the session up to Stephen Peterson, with clean, dependable Mobil Heating Oil, Adult Tennis jails. America into Mexico. Latin America. Freedom, Plus Responsibility that moment. R e said the disease has been ing would be done from and into me The Adult ^creaUon Impart- h°* Lea; Authorities said three or four and convenient monthly payments you can Jack Kovalevlch, Sugar authorized to b u s- varieties of mosquitoes spread bnoiwn to move as much as five The defense of the principle of the very bowels of me earth, by computer. A comparison of two key roll ment is offering tennis lessons " " count on. (8) freedom of the press does not always calls illustrates the point. At to adults who are beginners to "***. d., Tolland. ^ pend------the------terftls at prisoners - who v B E , which...... strikes...... a...... horse’s ' " ‘*®® ^ ^ . . ^ believe it Call us now. We're home heating specialists. And 4:68 o’clock in the afternoon, tennis. Oasses will be held Discharged Tuesday: Melodla compiled with the new rules, central nervous system and ^ moving faster than that enjoy the luxury o< having a perfect use Tuesdays and Thursdays from Hamel, Warehouse Point, who promised not to repeat the causes fever, loss of appetite, b* Texas." Budget Organizers, to make your winters more comfortable. The Dew Gauge the House voted on an amend­ of that freedom by the press to defend. ment, Introduced by the House 6 to 8 p.m. at the Henry Park Peter Freeman, GotUer Dr., crime that got them put away gnd dlsorientaUon. An affected the Houston area Wednes- h e a tin g oil In our opinion, the CBS documentary We casual observers will never really .liberals, which would have tak­ courts. Classes will start to- Vernon; Pam ela Gallagher, and iMtoo "behave properly and hoyge typically will traverse an Robert Barnett, director of night. Those interested should Prospect St., and Ada Bartholo- • conduct regular religious serv- ever-diminishing circle before b>e Harris County Mosquito on "The Selling of the Pentagon" was know whemer the spiders on our lawns en tuition at the University of Connecticut out of the leader- register by calling the Recrea- mew, Vernon Garden Apts., both ices.” coUapetog and undergoing a vl- Control District, said, " I strong- a flawed exercise of freedom of the work just as hard mrough nights when ship-agreement tax package tlon Office. o* RockvUle; William Skinner, ------olent spasm as it dies. ly suspect w e have this disease M-HOUR SERVICE! • PHONE 64M13S press. W e would rather have had tt clouds prevent the fall of me dew as mey the House was working on. A Zoning Hearing Glastonbury. m ar d • J Efforts to combat the disease bi our county.’’ A development plan for an ------Many Not KeglSterea jp Texas include a horse quar- Among horses affected by the made as it ivas than not made at all. do on me nights when, under clear skies, hard-bitten group of House Democratic leaders opposed the apartment building will be re- „ . wanymn^TYiN —in the 1970 anlbie, a vaccination program quarantine ore 47 ■with the Rtog- M o ria rty Wo regretted, however, that it could not B ro th e rs me dew Is likely to be heavy. amendment, and it lost, on the rtewed at a^bU c hearty More For Retirement census Bureau a e r W spraying of tosectl- • : have been made and presented with, All we know is that, when me roll call,. 91 to 74. the Zoning Oommlsslon, to be „ „ „ ^ cldes to kill mosquitoes. ieldl^^it aV'7T80Tt the A ^ NEW YORK ~ EmPb>ye« ^ s , V j o r ®ent ^ a U The Texah Animal Health PANTS & SLACKS shall we say, a less obvious selection heavy dew does fall, mere are, stretch­ age At 3:16 the next morning, the mlnUtratlon Building. ®™ ^ J^nte^ Commlsslco has ordered all .1 I INI I, NM, ^ WE GIVE VALUABLE GREEN STAMfS! (rf the facts that were to be allowed to ed here and mere about me lawm, web­ House voted, 83 to 80, in favor The plan cf development is f* -* **^\*°*\ Ufe-tasuranc - . . hcMses kept on their farms or i'i;i ^-1 I) W t ,,, speak for themselves. shaped patches of spider strand strong of the amendment which trans­ that of Roger W. BnSnell and ^ ^ ranches ^ the U.S. Agrlcul- 315 CENTER STREET formed the tax bill into an in­ Robert Gardiner who propose to ..-t nf piielble Neno ^**re Department has forbidden BETTER CLEANERS MANCHESTER The program was, for us, ' a enough to catch and hold me dew and come tax. Immediately, as the construct the bulldto/ o r B a s t !^ e m ^ mdvemeto of horses to Or out of • ’1 KI>. — III*; mixture of courageous, enterprising hold it up to the morning sun. House went on with debate of Main St. on land running from million the state. journalism and a failure to live up fully ’Hie webs may be there, catching In­ the bill iUelf, the same House the street, back to the Hocka- ______Democrats who had opposed the num River. to the responsibility the press should al­ sects — and what a catch mere should removal of tuition at the Uni­ Ooncerning its proximity to ways keep paired with its freedom. be In mis, me liveliest of insect years versity of Connecticut now the water it is specified that That being admitted, we think it right —every night in me summer, and we banded together and introduced there is to be no flU-to to in­ fringe on the shore line to ref­ that the House of Representatives at wouldn’t know it, unless there were dew an amendment in which they, confessing an 180 degree turn erence to the property- to the Washington has apparently now divert­ Where Shopping being caught, too. ^ of view, now favored the elimi­ left owned by Francis Durieko. ed itself from Its threatened attempt to ’This year, wheil^our rain gauges have nation of the proposed tuition. The property is located in a Photographed By James Leggltt residential zone. turn itself into censor and investigator been rendered practically useless be­ The tempting situation now Cnklor is Always facing the House liberals, who Zonliig Appeals of the news, which would have been the cause ^there are so few falls to AMBELON’S SAMSON: OLD ENGLISH SHEEP DOG had accumulated 74 votes The Zoning Board of Appeals a Pleasure! real mecming of any vote to censure CBS m^aAure, me fairy handkerchiefs on the against tuition the previous af­ will hold a public hearing on for falling to disclose to Congress the lawn at least enable us to compile a ternoon, was that just the votes Tuesday at 7:80 at the Admlnls- Misses’ on creeping unorthodoxy in ed­ of those legislators actually tratian Building to hear five ap- actual details of the way its program record of me dews. One heavy dew will ucation, the arts, culture, and sponsoring the new antl-tulUon peals for variances. was prepared. nourish a garden for one summer day, youth. It took up most of the amendment would seem to be Francis A. Hewitt who oper- Sandals & Most Wanted atee JoAnn’s Restaurant at 76 The freedom of Congress, or anybody if me day is not too full of an insistent Inside Ceausescu front page of every Bucharest enough to guarantee Its pas­ newspaper on July 6, and It East St. to the Northeast Shop- else, to criticize is as muchr a part of sage. Slippers wind drawing me moisture out of e v e rj^ had two purposes that are cen­ ptog Plaza is seeking special our general freedom as any privilege The sponsors of the new WiashaWe^ ming. Eventually, of course, it has to tral to Ceausescu’s dangerous permission to sell Uquor under O ur Reg. $1.00 On The Tightrope amendment made it clear guaranteed the press. But to criticize rain. But me morning web-catch' can, balancing act on the tightrope a restaurant Uquor permit. to Moscow: enough, by the heavy sarcasm is one thing, and to punish and penalize Raymond D. Girard is asking meanwhile, be proof mat me moisture First, to prove to Moscow with which they now invited a variance for conversicn of a Dresses! is another. Criticism is freedom; pim- Report those who opposed tuition to is up there, all right, if we can merely that the Rumanian party, three-family house to a four- Childrens’, Join them, that their own real ishment could be dictatorship. figure out some way of getting it down. whatever its diplomatic apos- family. The building is located Men! Totes! By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak tacies, is ideologically pure Intent was not to kill tuition, at 83-87 H l ^ St. Teens’, Women’s Criticism has now been made, in Slacks and folding. S'- 1 and untainted by revisionism. but to delay and perhaps kill Robert E. EUlott la seeking H andbags Cwigress and elsewhere, and in CBS Those White Moths BUCHAREST—President Nic­ President Ceausescu’s deci­ Second, to stamp out with the Income tax by breaking the Your freedom to run an ever more special ^permission to convert a Ladle’s Accessory Dept. ■m and everywhere else In the world of the ole Ceausescu’s courageous sion to counterattack Komo- brutal efficiency any chance of package. In any case, the Sneakers For human beings, mere is something revisionist domestic economy, one-family to a two-family gamble in deciding to escalate scin’s veiled charge that he a dissident, anti-Ceausescu amendment which had lost 91 Choice each Your Choice media, the lesson has been duly noted. bom repugnant and foreboding about me was only too willing to build its dwelling at l06 Union St. Nylon Tricot his cold war with Moscow, by credit by acting as Moscow’s was engaged in "a tactical faction gaining party Influence. to 74 In. the afternoon, when the Raymond S. Proff is seeking On^ can be quite sure that the present multitudes of white linden moths which 13.9V attacking Hungary fits a sur­ vanguard in this newest a.ssault play against the Soviet Union” The importance of that is to liberals supported it and the a varisjKe for construction of an • Dress Shirts. No-iron fabrics; new longpoints, tapered, Fashion 1.99. have appeared within me last few days. genei^on of CBS executives iuid pro­ was prepared with all caution prevent Moscow frpm . finding conservatives opposed it, now colors, W /2 to 17. But for the birds, me moths have been a face mood of quiet confidence on the adventuresome Ceauses­ addltl^lM bedroom at 86 Snlpelc Bikini and Children’s in red, white, navy; and advance planning of a a breach in the monolithic Ru­ lost again, this time 97 to 67, • Sport Shirts. Never-iron! Classic and high fashion. Solids, stripes, _ 88 ducers ^11 never again make a docu­ bounty. Starlings, grackles, sparrows here, but .underlying that niootl cu. St. -j"' 5'/.! to 12; women’s in white, is rising apprehension of far chessplayer. As Rumanian manian party and using it to the anti-tuition cause losing more! each mentary me way they made this one. and even robins have been observed wim So the danger Is not Buda­ J. Roger Trudeau, 42 Glen- Briefs Panties 5 to 10. worse to come. Premier Ion Maurer confided destroy Ceausescu. votes. The House knew, at 4:10 • Swim Trunks. Nylons, Dacron®'/cottons, stretch blends. Zip fronts, the white winged moths projecting from pest, de.spite the presence here stone Dr. Is seeking a sideline briefs, etc. O u r Reg. S9c each One can be Sure that discussion of mis This is true regardless of the recently to a friend here: But the underlying apprehen­ in the morning, where it was melr bills. variance for the construction of • Knit Shirts. Combed cottons. Crews, tape necks, long points. Mesh Crinkles, hand crochet, Stuoning summer fashions in of a large Hungarian minority. “ Ceausescu plays chess and I sion here over what may lie going, and could not be divert­ case has led \to a sharpened alert, As exterminators, me birds are eager immediate outcome of the sud­ a two-car garage at his home. knit golfers. vinyl coated straws. A real­ polyestert, Ariiels • , acetates The danger is Moscow and shoot, so we both know how to just ahead is growing deeper. ed into, side Issues. This was mrough all me i^ d ia , television, radio, but inadequate simply because me moths den talks between Rumania PoUce Graduate ly terrific assortment to - and more! Sizes 5 to IS, 10 to Coause.scu’s refusal to accept plan our moves well in ad­ It centers not on the threat ,of only one of several Instances • Shorty Pajam as. Coat or middy, never-iron. S | ; * moc, 4 . 8 8 are so numerous. TTie most voracious ap­ and Hungary in Budapest. Vernon police officer Cyril for choose from! Many with 20, 14Wto24li. newspiapers, and mWazlnes, to me dan­ Before Rurfiania's July 9 blast the Brezhnev doctrine of limit­ vance. We do the same In our military intervention (although during the long Income tax ses­ Hand laced vamp, O u r Reg. petites and me utmost energy of the ed sovereignty for the East Eu­ Banks has graduated from the zippers and extra pockets. gers and me guilts ^"arranging” the at Hungary, a reply to a little- diplomacy, but no one can an­ that is not ruled out) but on an sion in which the House suc­ Tailored or lace trim, leather uppers. 5.49 birds cannot cope with the clouds erf ropean states. That doctrine ticipate t h e reactions of a noted attack on Rumania by economic squeeze th rou^ the ceeded in keeping to the course Sizes 5 to 7. Sizes 5 to 10. news. And me leading q ^ g e r is, of moths which have emerged from me enunciated after the Soviet in- top Hungarian Communist Zol- bunch of imbeciles" (presum­ Moscow-dominated Comecon, it sensed tt had to follow if it course, that the average ll^ener, viewer,. heavy Infestation of span worms, the late va.sion of Czechoslovakia (which ably the Russiahs). designed to integrate the eco- tan Komoscin several weeks was to end up with the income spring scourge. The most important advance nomices of Eastern Europe with or reader can usually tell when it is ago, party and govemment Ceausescu publicly denounced tax. It was clear enough, then, Hot Pant Sets, ’The span worms, togeUier wim me the day it occurred). move was a harsh crackdown the Soviet Union. Boys’ Sport or Cantrece II Softly being attempted. gypsy mom larvae, accounted for an al­ leaders we talked to here took about the grand strategy it had 1 2 Pc. most unprecedented defoliation of mou- elaborate pains to feign di.sin- to follow, unbelievably fuzzy N|l I Chain SaW CBS has been criticized, and sobered, sands of trees,- — oak, birth, maple, nd terest in that Hungarian attack. about the precise nature of the Knit Shirts Panty Hose Padded Bras and all the media have been alerted, omers. In some areas me trees were More important, they pretended particular income tax. It was No-iron ' poly/cotton in Hot Pants Reg. to 2.99 and yet me principle of me free press, stripped so completely as to appare s it was strictly a Hungarian af­ adopting. farthamanay! solids, stripes, prints: 8 to barren of leaves as trees In mid-winter. fair, unconnected with Moscow. 18. Knit shirts 100*7t le wimout which we would have something cotton or poly/cotton. The adults of the gypsy moth have yet "W e have explained again much worse man an occasional tilting of Mock turtle or crew neck. to appear. ’Hiey are not so consplclous and again. to the Russians ex­ "Here Comes the Public Now--Be Persuasive!" " H erald ^”l e 5 7 8 to 18. 1.88 Smooth fitting, long wearing! Stretch Adjustable straps. 32 to a documentary, has been left intact. actly where we stand and tliey as the wihte linden moths, aimough me 14.99I *6 never make a single complaint Yesterdays Petite thru tall. 40, A, B, C. White and colors. This seems to us a good way to end this larvae are fully as destructive. ’The adult Polyesters, acetate prints moths do not eat, of course; their func­ to us," one parly leader told Shorts or Hot Pants particular controversy. / Reg. to 2.99 and other fabrics. Many tion Is simply to mate ; men me female us. Instead, he said, the Krem­ 25 Years'Ago with matching dresses, „ Atty. John S. Rottner, as^at- lays eggs which wdll hatch next year into lin claims that reports of .So­ All cotton or poly/cotton tunics. 5 to 15, 6 to 18. \ ant proeecutor of the Town Summer the caterpillars which devour the leaves. viet anger at Rumania are a blend. Frayed bottom, J6 • ir iA A ij). MANCBESSTnEtl, THURSDAY, JUDY 15, 1671 Resignations received by the I»AGB BtGHT board last night were George L ong, Hard Look Offered The Drug Advisory Center Kaynor Declines to Seek Suitor, on arts and crafts NOTICE and mother are two daughters, in Jesse Lee House at 48 teacher at the Middle School Mrs. Thomas F. Breen o< Wap- Sidewalk Days Proving Town Signs Hartford Rd., Is observing who has accepted an industrial BARREn PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. O bituary ping and Mrs. William T. Stuart Shadow of Tr$iiiiiig' Tragedies At Long-Time Assumptions the following schedule: Re-Electioii to School Board arts position elsewhere. of Harvard, Mitss.; a brother, ^ Monday through Saturday, Miss Cutler, learning disabil­ 331 BROAD STREET By JOHN CUNNIFF 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. I Board of Education Chairman Monroe is seeking $10,700 for Richard ti. Rodman ot Auburn, They^ll Go for Bargain Bonds For —A HIGHER MINIMUM ities teacher at Meadowbrook AP Business Analyst A telephone backup ser­ Kenneth Kaynor announced last the difference in mileage pay>^ N .T.; and five grandchildren. WAGE AIDS THOSE LOWEST ''has resigned to enter ^ll-tlme Frank Blozie Gomes Back to Haunt Marines vice is available Monday night that he wlU not seek re- ments claimed for this year, W ill Be Closed For Vacation Funeral services will be held Roports that the nation’s €dl he wanted to buy was a NEW vnwir /At>x XIX ON THE ECONOMIC SCALE. It graduate work at University of $1.56 Million = may visit the him to. run up and down the through iSaturday from 6 election to November. which the school board clalm.s Dead at 63 at the Brew Funeral Home, 48 economy Is In the Hnirtmma couple o f p sck s Of Cigarettes. m ovies on Conhectlcut. 1 During the sales, merchants PARRIS ISLAND, S.C. (AP) _ ’only with the stairs to the point of exhaustton, cn^LJh‘^ ^ r t\ r u S ^ rrnot*^^^ " p.m. to 3 a.m. A Democrat on the bipartisan it should not pay because it is From July 19th through July 28th SOUTH WINDSOR—Frank J. South St., Aubur^ N.T. ware belled today throughout Tbwn Manager-Robert Weiss base exc George Takacs, a math teach­ tradltlmially sell off odd 1% and Mayor James Furr went to — ',Thls Is no ipsa garden.” ’ talks with feUow Arnold said. For drug advisory Infor­ six-member school board, Kay- "dead-head mileage,” er at the high school, resigned Blosle, 6S, of 860 Avery St., a The Ladd Funeral Home, 10 platoon, and mation, call: 647-9222. lomnr Mm oHloUl m Mul Am TS m STSS. te SScmtOiuied or dom-mov. fSu iI3 c S r t W " “J”' that a higher nor cited the demands of his ,pj,g school board has-withheld to „ accept______the^ _____ principalshlp^____ ^ of _____ t>ase wage not only will hurt employment as reason for his money for mileage clocked the Mene Grande Oil Company ______Retail Merchants Association down-as much as 60 per cent in bonds covering the town’s tng a recruit—but some recruits ^BIGOBR is BETTER. Dur- them but unskilled labor as Chester Memorial Hospital of nie family suggOsts that any ing much of the 1960s this notiem well. Many of them say they got off to a rousing start o r m ore. share of the sewer Improvement on this palmetto-fringed Island ^c*„ent of a recruit’s s a y that a few drill instructora six-year term. jqj town Industrial site Mrs. Karen Matthews, secre- natural causes. memorial contrlbuatlons may be was pursued by hundreds of cannot afford to pay it and Shoppers by the thotisands Despite—or perhaps because program and heating improve­ on the South CaroUiui coast day Is planped, -from the Ume interpret that to mean they can He Is not stepping down be- to the schools. The board main- tary for Hicks Memorial School Mr. Blozie was b om Feb. 10, made to the Heeirt Fund. Few of the more than 4,000 re­ corporate enterprises, most of therefore won’t hire, descended on downtown Main of—talk about Inflation, taxes ments to the Nathan Hale and he brushes his teeth In the co anything short of striking a cause of the budget cuts sustain- tains under the present contract Principal Andrew Winans, re­ E WEEKEND CASH & CARRY SPECIAL 1908 in Glastonbury, son of An­ cruits In boot training here them convinced that the sum While the reasons for their In- St. and Parkade stores to hunt and high unemployment, it was Bennet Jr. High Schools. morning uAtU three Dio as- trainee. ed by the school board, he as- the bus company should start signed after serving five years thony F. and Elizabeth Mazens Luther N. Rich would quarrel with the assess^ really could be bigger than the ability to pay a minimum wage ARRESTS for bargains during the opening evident that the iniblic will still The bonds were sold to White, signed to thb platoon put the re- "A drill Instructor might give sured members last night. its mileage from the Schools. In the school system. Blozie,------, ------and had lived in------South HEBRON — Luther N. Rich, ^ ... _ . . , . ment offered by Hoffman, who P“ |t8. remain debatable there is hard- buy when It can get a bargain. Weld and Oo., the low bidder crults to b e«. y « « » “ *«>ve In the Paul J. Dunlon, 20, of Taft- Mrs. Barbara Kalas, a Repub- The bus company Is also ------I SWEETHEART ROSES $1.49 1 Windsor most of his life. He was 61, of East St. died yesterday Of several merchants ques- took over In May as command­ If the training «xi the Island chest and teU you he was cor- in punitive Manchester Evening Herald a former town assessor and also morning at his home. He was The sale conUtuMS through 6:80 for the sale at a net interest P E R DOZ. p.m . Saturday, with all stores honed, all indicated the crowds rate of 6.686 per cent, ing general. remalns «M|«nMally the same as recting your posture,” said one had served as probation officer the husband of Mrs. Florence TUrty-nlne young Leather­ that offerell for the past 80 recruit. "Or he might give you for the municipal court. He was White Rich. <^>en tonight until 9 or later, and w ere bigger and buying m ore ' o f the bonds, $610,000 worth many <^>en tomorrow night as than last year* One predicted ^ent to the school Improve- necks were hospiitillzad July 8 yearn, the facilities have im- one on the shoulder and tell you PAUL BUETTNER employed by the Kupchunos M r. R ich was bom Aug. 29. K T J 'e S r," ( - ^ ^ 1 well. It w ^ d be "the best year yet.” ments, and $1.05 million wont to with kidney problems blamed proved. quonset huts and that you were not doing some- FLORIST. INC. Brothers Tobacco Interests, and igo9 in Bridgeport, son of Eli on excessive exercise ordered tenta thil Housed tens of thou- thing else right. MosUy, though, they’ll all be better for It. out, they are' often the__ trainers _____ ° $24 Surplus With cooperation from the Irs fantastic/' said Dick the sewer improvement pro- years ago. The Board of Education turned PANTS & SLACKS 1122 BtlRNSn>E AVE. was an Army veteran of World and Stella Hall Rich, and lived by a drill instructor. nfluHQ of reckuits during and aft: they stay away from that and generaUy was of the imskllled, who then grad- Anne L.l,. Agosuneiii,Agosttoelll, oiof lu10 Kavnor also renorted on his War n . elements In the form cf clear Johnson of Watkins Brothers, gram. Town voters In April 1968 over a $24 surplus to the town rLF,.\NF,n ,\\n ao. EAST HARTFORD temperatures - . where a garage ^ e at the rear ^ w^IkhI not mle Jobs, Trotter St., charged with failure p ^ ^ t o m a p ^ ^ ^ h ^ I'UF.'^'lFn '*®V pr. He was a communicant of St Hebron In 1954. He bras a m em ­ vesUgatlng officer the drill in- their place ige modem qeW bar- training).” flclencles of scale, easier access often with larger companies. to obey a traffic control sign. S ^ ^ t e ^ J U n ^ le m s he U at the close of the fiscal year on TeL 528-5009 In contrast to last year’s mug­ of the store was in progress. He million In town bonds to cover Margaret Mary Church and a ber of Gilead Oongregatlanal structor exercised them up to 16 racks, some lair conditioned, “It Is very difflciilt here,” . to financing, reduction to dupli­ June 30, after spending $1^^*-- Open Suhaay MomiagB gy, showery weather — ttie said by llo’clock he already the $6 million sewer Improve­ cate efforts and so on. There She was arrested this morning encountering to the process. 728 to nm the schools for ^ e BETTER CLEANERS member of the South Windsor church, the Hebron Volunteer had to shift and restock several minutes at a Ume on several oc- - Pvt. Reginald ’Tucker, 20, of 1 1 1 'V T Center St. Court date Aug. 2. ^ . , , sales got off to a perfect start ment program. ’Ihe remainder ^ j were enough^ccesses to imply year. :vji oiiF.FN KD. — r,ir.-,'.r,8(; Volunteer Fire Department and pire Department. Wooster Lodge and buying was brisk items. "And It’s all cash sales,’' Ashland, (Maine, told a news­ Tll^flm Prl VDte _____ being re- of the finds for the project . . *th4 tame policy that the idea 'was correct. Lee W. Raub, 19. of Branford, vamped to the hopes of saving Positions Filled the RockviUe American Legion of Masons in Colchester, and The exercise broke down mus­ man who visited the Island dur­ •(-a • w-w TT. rvtiULr* x», ui x^ a c u u u a u , * * ^ llllllllllli Early reports from mer­ he added. cam e from federal and state Now there is growing suspi­ Only three openings presently . lailingworth Grange. He also chants were universally cmthu- Gerald LaLonde of W. T. cle tissue and affected the kid­ t€e*ve tiways held* ing the recruit’s seventh week Drown in Upset charged with improper passing, t ^ money on teansporta- Survivors are three brothers, ^vaa an honorary life member of grants. of tihlnlng. "R ’s hard, but you cion that while biggness might - , J * He was arrested last night on accompllah this Kaynor exist------in the school system, two elastic, and several along klaln Grant’s In the Parkade and neys. be better. It might be better Alexander C. Blosle, Edward the Madiscm Volunteer Firs De- St. said people were waiting to chairman ~ ' of the Retail Division "Wb baslcalfy have the same to It a while and O f Fishinff Boat Broad St. Court date July 26. proposes cutting way down on of which are tentetlvely t^ en G. Blozie, both of South Wind- partment. Regulations jirohlblt the exer: only to a point, after which It O _____ the high school transportation pending confirmation by those buy even before the official of the Chamber of Commerce, rising of a recruit during the policy and j^oeophy that we t**®™ Conn. Tae Kwon-Do Association sor, and James E. Blozie of Survivors, besides ills wife, S. Sgt. J.C . Knights, 26, of becomes bad. References to di- ACCIDENTS ®rid to a lesser extent for the to whom the contract has been starting hour of 9:80. reported bis store was "swamp­ Italian Quake first two weeks of training for have always had,” said Metz­ ELiDORA, Iowa (AP) — Windsor; and four sisters. Miss are a son, Frank E. Rich of , Md., has been a Ma- noaaurb tire constantly made In Edward S. Zawlstowski, 26, of middle school It to h o^ d that offered. KARATE AT ITS BEST "They were taking stuff off ed” and that the parking lot longer than five minutes at- a ger, who passed, through Parris speeches and articles. T Ti^ dibbled war veterans in elementary school bus stops can a teacher is needed for science Carolyn E. Blode, Miss Regina Hebron; a brother, Lawrence E. the racks as we were setting up was completely Jammed at Claims 2 Lives, Island as a recnitt to 1944. "Our rtoe since he was 17 and a driU time, with a 80-secbnd rest re­ Tile bankruptcy of the Penn ^«dleelchalrs drowned after a ^o driU to consolidated, he added, al- „n the Middle School level, with N. Blozie and Miss Helen D. Rjch of KilUngworth; two sls- at 8:80," said Israel Snyd4r Of noon after a alow eariy start. basic tdiiloeopby Is-that service Instructor tor two yean. He MANCHESTER- 484 Keeney Blozle, aU of South Windsor, ters, Mra. Charles Dudley of Area in Panic quired halfway through- The re­ Central Railroad, the inefflclen- boat overturned during a fishing though a separate winter sched- the position expected to be filled Regal’s Men’s Shop. He said there was heavy ac- cruits had been training two in the Marines is tough and that came through Parris Island in Hoiirti; Monday ■ Friday 7 ■ 9 p.M. and Mrs. Walter BoUs of West- Madison and Mrs. AUce Holland Parking lots, sldbwalks and Uvlty throughout the 40-store the training has to be tough.” 19*2 as a recruit to the same cy of huge utUlUes, the Im- outing from the Soldiers Home road, early yesterday morning “ '® may have to be undertaken, this morning by a candidate PARMA (AP) Much of Ita- days when they were hospital- Kindergarten routes will re- weighing offers In Australia Satdrdav .Muniinz 10 ■ 12 Noon *’*'***• of West Haven; four grandchll- stores were Jammed, making Paricade. Other branches ot the Armed battalion to which he is now a V paired borrowing capacity of in Marshalltown. on Vernon St. The funeral will be tomorrow dren and ITs Industrial and wealthy Lockheed Aircraft and the de- six others In the pontoon boat main the same as last year at against the Tolland Job.- 5 several nieces and walking and selecUon of pur­ ^ a new wrinkle this year, Forces may make training DI. north, to a vast triangle from The drill instructw has been least until after school starts Learning Disabilities teacher Inquire About Our at 9:16 a.m. from the W. P. nephews. chases dlfflculL Shoppers wlUi more comfortaWe for service- "R Is too easy now,” said pendence of other aerospace —four other home residents and COMPLAINTS Parkade merchants are giving Genoa to Florence to Vmilce, assigned other duties, away and It is determined where the Miss Jarl Cutler will be replaced QulA Fune^ Home, 2» Mato Funeral services wUl be Sat- arms^ of merchandise were out tickets to purchass hot dogs from rrontirtiatoiM Md ^ men—beer to the barracks, go- Knights, a lean, Uond with a firms OT government contracts two attendants—were rescued a side door at the Redfiead M SUMMER CAMPS St., Manchester, with a Mass of urday at 11 a.m. at GUead Con- f o ^ to wait to lines to pay for and sodas at flW ^ ts apiere crewcut. “A lot of guys expect are- fueling — O the—- criticism.— — afteraiier theme boat ooai capsizedcapsizeu Wednes- oreimes- jtehtal'R-ntal' Center 11 TollandTiJl^d "«w students live. with a psychology major who For All Ages — 646-1003 requiem at St. Margaret Mary gregational Church. Burial wUl purchases. r—-..- a “P*.®®?’ quake early today. Two persons Theodore Metzger, head of the *’®*ngf raised about day about 12 feet from shore in Tpke. was forced open some- The------school board------—has been •practice taught at Meadowbrook died heart attacks. i - - Church at 10. Burial will be in in Eveigreen Cemetery, Wll- "It’s a crazy house,” re- were gone the first hour. We o i tirnis to that direction. here.” • the ability of centralized men- Upper Pine Lake of central Hme Tuesda.v nlriit but an. served with a writ In the suit School with Miss Cutler, St. Catherine’s Cemetery, Broad ingworth. - - AW am a* .z s . " R ools toppled* masoiuv the DI probably will face "Lace curtains to the bar lOilghts said he encountered agement to know what is going jowa. narentiv nothlrw was tni-— helno-being bmiiehtbrought bvby the PlovdFloyd Mon-Mon­ The onivonly nneltinnposition stllstill com­ ^ "P another 2,000 crack^ ctoindeUMo punitive actioh. on in Its divisions, about Its abll- sheriff LoweU McCormick ^ roe Bus Co. contractors for the pletely open is a music teacher Glasses Start Nightly Friends may call at the Pot- way through the crowd. He said to distribute, he said. ^ atoppod. Thousands racks,” said Metzger, a trim, no physical harassment when he Friends may call at the fu- ter Funeral Home, 466 Jackson Metzger expects most of the tanned man with Iron grey hair, was a recruit and stemrs clear of Ity to retain the loyalty of work- identified the victims as CSiarles . , • , J school bus transportation. Court at Meeidowbrook td replace Mrs. Coll for Appointmetnt 646-1003 neral home tonight from 7 to 9. st., WUlmantic, tomorrow from took to the streets to panic. recruits to return to duty but "leads to lace curtain perform­ It now. Most driU instructors, he er and coir^unlty. Concern to „f Sprlngvllle, Ches- , ^ Pj®'^®*' „date „ „ has tentatively been_____ set_____ for Wilhelmena Lanz. 11, 1984 to Bupest, Hungary, The family suggests that any The earthquake registered 4 some may be discharged, ance on the battlefleld.' says, remain within the regula- expressed a t x iu t la ^ ^ produc- jgj, gtroud 40, of Des Moines, o ^ fd 'b ^ T < * n ^id^Ser*nt^fti the secOTd Tuesday In August In Sixteen resignations have been Mcmlier of the International Tae 7 to 9 p.m. and lived to Colchester tor the Strike tlvlty and thwarted Initiative. »____ o ’ ,r______owned by John (3hldester of 91 „ __ , ___- memorial contributions may be to 6 on the lO-potot MercalU Hie Incident stirred nni«nyy Horiman and Metzger aay the tions because most of them are tlvlty and thwarted Initiative. im-o-or. r Hnwratim 77 of “J tho New London District Court received by the board, 14 less Kwon-Do Federation — Seoul. Korea. made to the Heart Association past six years. Before becmn- acale. m em ories o f a 1966 tragedy to liCartoe Corps is determined to Career men. And one of the areas In which ja^ oii ' ' Baldwin Rd., Tuesday night In Norwich. than last year according to Sup- Blrs. Marjl^ B. Flslie tog the operator of John’s Ser­ ot Greater Hartford, 810 Collins Over-all, damage did hot which six recruits drowned -to “ preserve the image of being ‘..T’m not going to lay my 10 s o lu ti^ are b e l^ sought to. of McCormick said the boat ov- P“ ‘‘‘ ®^ M rs. M ary Ryan Flahe, 88, vice Station earlier tills year, Effects St., Hartford. seem serious. But there were no one of the Island’s tidal creeks. tough but reasonable.” years and the next 101 expect to all. th ii^ , smallness. Smaller grturned when the weight of one of Windsor Locks, toother of he (Hierated the Turnpike ’Tex­ i^ ts rilow for more I m a ^ ^ occupants shifted to one „ ^ ^ ^ Clarence Flahe of Manchester, Immediate estimates. A check A drlU instructor, deciding his ’We think we need to keep it have on the line. Just because of aco Station at W. Middle T ^e. M inim al was expected to be made on art idatoon needed extira dlsciirilne, tough to meet our require- a private who’s been here two Uot and innovation. It to said, as Vandalism hit Robertson R obert SuIUvan died yesterday at a ^^ITndaor and Broad S t for smne time. Robert SuIUvan, 87, treasures to churches and had taken the recruits on an un- ment,” Hoffman said in an to- days,” said Khlghts. "It Isn’t well as better identification with ^ veterans ^ » t o -^ e ^ a y night, as *99 nursing home. He is survived by his wife. (Oontlniied from Page One) worker and community. stepped over to assist a fisher- somebody broke to and set off Hartfo^ Rd., hiubend of Mrs. gh^ j, pipp survived by anoth- Mrs. Veronica Szilafgl Macsar; museums. authorised night march. tervlew. worth It.’ a rl«*A Avflnn*iiie»ViAvi In Venice, tiie tremor smit rip­ Metzger and Hoffman say re­ —TAXES WILL ALWAYS man, this put a little extra a fire extinguisher, Nothing SuUlv^dled p, ga^, a sister, four grandchU- his mother, Mrs. Anna Hegedos craftsmen, lower outside the big RISE. It would seem so, be- was taken. terday afternoon at Manchester seven great-grandchil- Macsar of Ocdchester; his fa- cities. ples through the canals and cruits are encouraged to report . . . . weight on one side,” said Mc- shook pcUaces. to Florence, . highly sensitive on any mistreatment. But because cauae the upward pressure has _ ® , ,, Memorial Hos|dtal. dren. ther* John Ma5*ffar of tomgary; ’There were scattered toci- , - a a continued to grow______relentlessly,______Oormlck, A wrlndow at Carlson’s Ex­ many recruits fear their re­ WORED ALMANAC "'Ihen one of the boys In the Mr, Sullivan was bom Jan. 12, Funeral services will be to- and two sons, John S. Macsar dents of violence and vandalism ^ drUl instructors despite efforts to control or low press, 75 Hilliard St., was marks may backfire, most say m cTS wheelchairs released the brake morrow at 1 p.m. at the Leete and Mark David Macsar, both and the strike began. TWraity w J nothing. er them. broken sometime ’Tuesday h ^ Ured to Manch®stor inoot of puneral Homo, 126 Peari St., at home. pickets were arrested to Fort —* -i— » ** —“ ~ X ko,i ------'**®“--- Largely because of the drown- to move and It (the wheelchair) "Whenever you are dealing The Tax Foundation calcu­ his life. He was employed as a Windsor Locks. Burial will be Friends may call at the Lauderdale, Fla. for blocking ___ togs, the Marine 0»ps today is lates that per capita tax pay- weaver at Cheney Brothers for to Hazardvllle Cemetery. ments rose from $386 in 1960 to .j were found near the building. 46 y e a n before he retired 17 There are no calling hours. The riieriff said the boat, f i r *7 tT s >-ve sr'torfcS;^*^^^ "you have the possibility of one $1,348 In 1970. Even wrlth infla­ yean ago. He was a member and timuMrrow from 2 to 4 and burned 260 cable pairs. A telck ^ niistreat recruits under the tion wrung out, that 1970 figure which was encircled wdth a rail- of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Bfra. May D. Biggins of them making a mistake and ...... ing and equipped with an avm- wheels and tires were 7 to 9 p.m. was tossed through a ccompany---- The enleenter was guise of training, d(Hng something he shouldn’t. totatoJW , or more than double a n c h ^ In about 12 to removed from a dune buggy at and an honorary member of the window to Son Franctoco nd . ™® The ROCKVILLE —' Mre. May window to San Franclkco nd ’”** Corps says the Drill instructors are human and the 1960 tax ttdl. 16 feet of water. ^ c o m le r ’s Motor Sales, British-American Club. He also Dwyer Higgins of West Hart­ Anniversary Mass as the strike began. Twenty iwrwtena Jn r%u-ni to "first day ®"’en- a land sitting atop a quake zone, key-the-bear felt hats and with courts-martial and all were con- tect what other observers hear, Homeowners in Webster will Worcester, Mass.; 14 grandchil­ his small force disrupted at town meetings, for Instance. get an unusual break for Bay of the Ladies of St. Joseph, the trantonlo asked at the 9fSamm/lav Tuesday thUSiaimi filUl 8010 leaGerS IlEa are limited to a o Aanarfew frvnmmtowns A«»or ataf Mwafonfconstant moivtftlnflfmarching Mlon oonholtasphalt V victed i c t f i f l flfof Vvarious A T f o i l f l n#fAnnAMoffenses, dren and 19 great-grandchildren. spriien to tile pickets "and told British forces in South Car­ There appe.ars to be a growing Staters this year—they will pay A cash register was stolen Good Shepherd Guild and St. nights Board of Directors meet­ most a province. parade grounds. An additional 81 drill tostruc- Funeral services will be Sat­ olina. Whenever Marion’s resentment against waste and less in property taxes: from Talbot’s Arco station at Francis Auxiliary, all to Hart­ ing that an ordinance toatituting tiiem to cool It a little bit.” The last major earthquake to A recruit at Parris Island tore were ' tried by leaser urday at 10 a.m. at St. Mary’s In Atlanta, police reported ml- men were at a disadvantage inefficiency, pressure for priori­ The town assessors an­ 128 E. Center St., last night as L/. ford. AWA'jTvCUfour-year termsAVASsaa AWAfor the«asv town avvvae , , ■ i i w*J«*1»a 4 ssmhit^ Italy aAa»a^aasydestroyed ^va mthe a v ahistorical iiw % v a a^^^aa goes s almost a a ssa w w * Aa\rvvAAw“ t fll»d an assault and bat- DOWNTOWN MANCHESTiR of Goose Lane died last night favm: of a four-year term for the tery charge ^oinri ,a^ n ^ at Rockville General Hospital. John Macsar town clerk to Manchester. who allegedly threw her to the He was the husband of Mre. Fimeral services for John O’Marra told Pletrantcnlo that ground as he crossed the picket SALE - THUR.. FRI.. SAT. Jane Bruce Rodman. Macsar of Colchester, who died Town aerk Edward TomUel to Cmdr. Rodman was bom to yesterday , at Manchester Me­ his capacity Os president of the At Balttaure, a company MONEY REFUNDED WITHIN 25 DAYS Johnson City, N.Y., son of Mrs. morial Hospital from injuries Connecticut Town Cleric’s Asso- epokesman said about 90 per | LT.WOOD <^1 Edith Sinnock Rodman of Au­ sustained when the motorcycle elation is trying to get the state cent of the traffic operatm burn, N.T., and the late Charles he was riding collided with a to aUow eOriy action by municl- across Maryland Ignored picket LOCKER PLANT AND MEAT MARKET D. Rodman, and had lived to car at Broad and Center Sts. on poUtles on the four-year term lines and reported for w ^ . MEN'S Tolland for tho past four years. Mtmday night, will be held Sat­ pippbflal. ^ Men^)his, Teim.* a CwiA lo- LADIES’ TERRY He had served with the U.S. urday at a time to be announc­ Pietrantonio noted that action ®a^ irfficlal said the strike ^ r e >(avy for 20 years before he re­ ed. -ds as October mi^^lit prevent better than 99 per cent ef- SANDALS MTouTMEAUMr^ tired, and was employed at the. election of the. town clerk . f®c^yc- At Sc'^ih. pmtral Bell’s SLIPPERS Mr. Maqstto, vriio eperated" a Sizes 8 to 12 P’armoil, Inc., to Rockville. John’s ^iMo Statiem at Broad this November from being an Knoxville office, ,a company 7 ,^f**^rfecW c's • Sizes 6 to 10 NOT PRE-PACKAGED Survivors, besides his wife and pehtyr Sts., was born June electim for a four-year term. ^xjkesman said about 90 per |, • A Comfortable Sandal for cent ot the workers are honor- ■ a Ideal for Beach or Home Use Leisure Wear ing the strike. WHOLE n x'. 2-Ooor to addition to the 400,000 CWA • A 1.29 VALUE * A 1.96 VALUE Six’ll bilng you twelve ... m em bere, about 100,000 mem­ bers of other unions were also "e^erator-freezer MEN'S NYLON MEN'S lU S D A I Uncle of mine bought a Series H Bond on strike or honoring picket - _ >^£0 . 1219 3 , lines, the OWA Said. The compa­ Bottom Round every month for six months in a row. Just ny gave no estimate of the total. POCKET POLOS .CHOICE More CWA members were ex- - SHIRTS '■ •- « - a COMBO happened that way. Now he gets an interest pected to Join the strike as var­ • Sizes 14)i to 17 • Sizes S-M-L APnUkX. 0V18 ious local contracts expire to check from the government every month, a SoUds A Stripes with days to come. Short Sleeves • Assorted Colors , 2 BOTTOM ROUND ROASTS year-around, because H bonds pay off twice Negotiators for the AFL-dO totematliona) Brotherhood of a A 2.29 VALUE • COMPARE AT 89c 1 BACK RUMP ROAST, a year. Makes a nice steady job for A e Electrical Worioers, which re­ Model TB-12 S L WOW presents som e 160,000 B ell em ­ FAMOUS MAKE I EVE ROUND mailman . . . and the safest kind o f guar­ ployes to some of the same Job KODAK POUROm FILM lb OHLY _ classlficaticns as CWA mem­ MSTAMATIG FIUI FUSHCUBES 5 LBS. BOTTOM ROUND anteed income for my uncle. bers, continued to baigaln to • size 108 C olor • GX 126-12 • Color Pictures to Just 60 Beconds • Package of 3 Cubes 3 cabinet shelves— easy to clean! New Yoric for a new national • Takes 12 P ictures GROUND I’ll be retiring someday too, and I’ve contract. • For Color Prints • LIST PRICE 6.89 • For All Instamatic Cameras AVO.WEIORr 26 to SO LBS. Butter compartment. Freezer door holds It reported no jdans tor a na­ • LIST PRICE 1.76 • LIST PRICE 1.98 frozen food packagps, V2 8*1- ice cream cartons! Oofrig^nu!?^'>efrost sure got 'H Bonds in my future. Meantime tional strike but some IBEW lo­ EXTRA LEAN Refrigerator door has 2 shelves, 1 deep enough 1 try to make it to the bank every month cals bad. voted or were consider­ e x t r a l e a n • FRESH GROUND ing walkouts. NOT PRE-PAOKAOBD for f/ 2 83llpn ftiilk cartons, tall soda bottles. to buy an E Bond. I like the way they The highly automated switch­ FACTORY SERVICE Huge vegetable bin stores as much as 9/10 bushel I ing equipment used by the Bell Chuck Ground „ 88° I STEW BEEF a. 98° •vailibiM for th« grow, at .that nice high interest rate, and system and the high pn^portimi lifg of the appliance. Radio-Dispatched EASY TERMS with Approved Credit of supervisory employes—40 per Trucks. Factory- Trained Experts, the protection they give you. Then add in -Minimum Retell Price lor white — when aveileble in ,eolor, $10 additional cent accordin g to the union, 22.8' WHOLE t r i m m e d — WESTERN STEER Genuine GE Parts the safety, the tax advantage,. and. all tha per cent according to the com­ • lor on-the spot' pany — appeared to insure that La*2.39 sarvica. You may order the model shown through your franchised GE dealer. See his current display, prices and terms. rest, and you’ve got yourself a real deal. service would continue largely BEEF TENDERLOIN uninterrupted for the time. CLIP AND SAVE THESE COUPONS b e h in d t h e c o u n t e r o r b e h in d t h e p r o d u c t , NORMAN’S HAS THE EXPERTS T E L 846-SS23 Meet me at the bank some day. I’ll intro­ "Moot triephone calls will go Le^ ^ n ^ o u rfre^ r with U.S.D.A. choice meats, native poultry, through with little delay, espe­ COUPONS GOOD FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY Seabrook Form fruits and vegetables. Save up to 15 to 20% and duce you to somebody you ought to know-~ cially If our customers look up ■rm numbers themselves,” said an VAlUftBlE COUPON VAIUABIE COUPON eat like o king. ______at the Bond window. Indiana Bell executive. 445 HARTFORD ROAD, BIANCHBSTBR < 137 O ld Ships Sbld RIGHT GUARD If You Like The Best Give Us A Test CREST OPEN HON., TUBS. 10 A J L - 8 PJL ^ See your banker about BAl/nMORE — About 100 51 BISSELLST. REAR OF ICE PLANT 643-8424 ships from the six Reserve TOOniPUIE mi- i WEDNESDAY 10 AJL-8 PJL^ Fleet anchorages will be offered PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE a X-Laige 6 os. Size THURS.-FRL10 A.M.-9 PJL , - for sale this year by the Mari­ reflsnmiiT WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS / United States Savings Bonds a R ^ . or kOnt Flavor SATURDAY 10 A JL -6 PJI. time Administration. The aver-, a U B frP ta C B 89c age price for an old Liberty ship U M IT ONE Series E for 9rowth—Series H for income Is $40,000. Last year th e'M a ri­ LIMIT ONE tim e Adm inistration sold 187 old ridasaailpaytwetaai 4 a s«a a M f M ships tor slightly under $10 mll- 4 Ifca Tiaamiy llmi. \

PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTBR EVENING ). MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, JULY 15, lOTl BIANCTE'OTEE E V ^ W HERALD, MANCHEgTER. CONN. THURSDAY, JULY IS, 1971 PAGE TEN hides. Otoer bus wagon results _ _ - WTIO Tb 1 a. ' *0*™* imperative as- and of ithe <^er foreign Bus Wagons were not compiled separately. Tolland Went ot engineering for the" Pearl Harbor Pffl Popper VW said It has redesigned ltd -----T Management, telephone company. Stock Market U.S. Delegate p~» Sr Si’ bus wagon since toe North Caro­ Asked how It felt to be on MEW YORK (AP) — Trading li HI i fitic South Vietnam’s ambassador, Vietnam without posing any Gets Bomb Shelter Haven Called P eril, lina study, but Cemsumer 'Re­ School Administrators Offer opposite sides of the matter, (the j ._. Pham Dang Lam, said negotla:- ports said toe six Inches of met­ elder <3ralg replied, "He’s got slowed a bit today, with stock HONOLULU (AP) — To lU thing never changes; The vlsl- Labor Debate Uons should be conducted "In The Viet Cong deml secret document the govern- eafety laws. tion paper written by members League with a 10-3 record, U per cent pay hike for the first two hours of trading wlU come to the conclusion that for ^thdraw^ as m iMue „awsmen an account of the ses- ment’s got.” The report came Wednesday ______of the ‘Tolland Administrator’s The league is presently In Its first year and three per cent Leaves 3 Dead Wednesday. the U.B. government haa de- J .rion as that side wanted It por- „en who staff It. It’s Most men with serlmw d ^ from Oonsumere Union, a non­ Society. final week of play. Increases In each of the remain­ profit, independent product-test. ST. LOUIS. Mo. (AP) — The society, composed of toe Second place in toe American ing two years of a three-year Ing ocganlsation In Mount Ver­ CL&P Charged principals of the four town League is held down by toe contract. ■n.u,d.«.™ ., MU. hW. -MM the teglcaMy sensitive"—are en­ non, N.Y., vdiich rated crash schools and toe esdlstant prin- Yanks with an 8-6 record, follow- SNET M a MMiMd cMtomew ^nd two tonudoes hit e u te tn scene to find at one of protection in toe Volkswagen In Oil Spill oin sioes. j »», t Naw's largest and meat Impor- couraged to seek an exemption, cipal of the Middle School, rec- ed by toe Red Sox 7-8 and toe they can exi^ct near - >}o™^ Missouri Wednesday night and ‘ Hie communists charged that ^ the term the Navy prefers to bus wagon and toe Ford C!ha- NEW HAVEN (AP) — The ommends adult education and Indians 8-12. services «n direct-dial calls. But . ... Analysts said Uiey considered serve Immoral objectives. In .“^ 7 The oommurosm cnarg™ ui^ tant nava"j bases, yet one which the tem teau dub Wagon as grossly In­ repairs, installations and dialing early today leaving three the advance an extension of the contradiction with the Interests ^ ^ repeated under a grow- amnesty. federal government has filed transportation as toe first The Cards are in second place Once they do, the Navy for­ adequate. Chevrolet and Dodge criminal charges against toe items to be cut while reading In toe National League vdto an through an operator will taike end nearly 36 injured. ^ t«*nlcal niUy which started of the United States and of the 5 VlET?^ to ^^ 0^1 tag Navy e«ort to combat drug gives them aU previous drug of­ models were rated marginal. longer than usual. Van Slnderen Betty Bequette,Bequette. about 36; nerher Wednesday,Wednestoy after heavy American people ... of the RepubUc of'V le^. You avoid replying to their plan. » Connecticut Light & Power Oo., personnel and oiassroom teach- 8-6 record followed ,by toe ggja, son, Jackie Volsey, 12, and iggggg ^n Tuesday. "It is now up to the Nixon ad- want to eliminate this govern- ^s ^ 8oo«. control Data was Viet Oong Insiated that an Due at Trinity lows are strewn around for sit­ nificant.” says lUlngs. "We ex­ ®I7 the $190,006 overaU budget cuts toe Pirates 9-4, Braves 7-6 and saying toe picket lines were ■I'raller Court and- demolished ^ ^ Polareld was agreement on' troop withdrawal ’The Saigon delegate said that ting, In lieu of chairs. ’’ge^rally oW ly and there all nine mobUe home*’. ^ and prisoner release "is not dif­ "since the present conflict Is an HARTFORD — ’The fifth con- pect toe number to triple now ty regulations by labeling them bodies of water without a demand^ by toe town. the Mets 4-16. "multipurpose vehicles" or permit. M^re no serious incidents." Another tornado ^ re d at “P ^ ficult and could be reached aggresslim by North Vietnam Trinity CoUege’s carillon The -relic of World War n that toe policy Is out In toe "It is not possible to sustain The Tolland Colt team has an Earlier toe comoanv said least five persons when it de- « ^ quickly.” against South Vietnam, the war • ’ houses a project which open. Anyway, we’re not play­ "forward-control vehicles.” in an Information filed by the present level of Instruction overall season record of two " a ^ ii>lated cmT s* ^ moUshed 12 mobile homes about Nguyen Thl Blnh of the vSlnot be ended by the simple ®®'^®® ^ **® played by (teorge ^ major role in forma- ing a numbers game. We're *Huis, the bus wagons are not Asst. 'U.S. Atty. Peter A. Clark, with a reduction oi $190,606 In wins against four losses, Vlet Oong told tho 121st session withdrawal of the allied forces F. Malr Wednesday at 7:16 p.m. tlon of the Navy’s new program to help people.” required to have head res- the utility was charged with toe (Board of Education budg- Standings of toe three pony ment of SNET people and toe ™“®® ^ .... _ .. .MAS a -----"--a- iiaai*Q tralntSi ‘Ihey need not have an- dumping 26 to 66 gallons of oil blocking of vehicles were re­ et," toe principals warned. league teams are ’Trojans 9-8, titoeft Ioc)clng Steering columns. Into toe river from Its Devon ported, but generally toe situ- Alternatives to toe present Panthers 6-3 and Saxons 6-6. •dVAllWMEATSRfCIALSG pants o r . colteipelble steering columns plant. situation according to toe re- ‘Tomorrow night’s games pit USDA CMOieE atlon was calm." & SLACKS designed to prevent drivers CL&P insj^ed that toe oil The company said In shoirt pe- destroyea at least 16 smau air- ™ i» up .o, «u^ u ju iu « up .». ..flo^dble attitude." She sold It namese populaticm nffAi-n dniir < LFAVri) \M' port would be to maintain the Ihe 'Braves against- toe ‘ Indians MMCWHeE^f. rloda during toe day "toe vol- planes. "re^ionds completely to the de- sacrifice Its right to self-defense tae bellm^r of Smlto <^e^ putric ^^® from being gored in a front-end had been V aried up by corn- progreLms at 'toeir present level fields one and two and toe l> I" collision. Hie seat belts re- pany equipment and by addi- 5 ume of long distance operator The highway patrol also re- traded ^fore noon were 99.9M ^ American people to as.weU as lU right to self-deter- and an advisor to atudento of iwers In toe N a v y ^ J ^ e and close school when funds Pirates against toe Red Sox on handled calls got so heavy that ported that toe First Assembly shs^s ^Tmcaco “P .ee their sons return home as mlnation on the altar of a false the coUege’s 28-beU Dorotoea Cori» exemptiw better cleaners qulred on automobUes since 1967 ttonal equipment from another ore exhausted or as a second Helds three and four. Game time CHUCK SS were required on bus wagexis company. aU but emeilency calls had oI God church in Jackson, Mo., and 78,266 shares of Continental ^ „ p^ble." peace." CariUe CariUon. rewbto •,;i (iBK.KN 111). - ''ll- choice acquire additional funds 7 75^.?,'**'’ Field on to be turned back." was hit by lightning and de- Can at 86, up )4. Mrs. ni">i said U.S. Ambassa- Presldoit Nixon’s press secre- For his concert, he has chosen and cooperate In their reha m only since toe first of this ------daring toe school year. South River Rd. The union justified Its request stroyed by fire. Noon prices on too Big Board k .E. Bruce had tried tary told newsmen at the West- to play a minuet by Bach and tatto. month. And shoulder harnesses ‘(w sr obt ______^ _ The Army and Air Force had 'The principals recommended Firemen's Watch for a 25 per cent first-year In- Injuries were reported el- also included: to'**throw e veil over our will em White House In California several ethnic hymn tunea^ in - are optional. cuts be made in toe following A close watch Is being kept variations on ‘"The put amnesty programs into ef- Tile vehicles also are exemflt V$$A eHmcE t k | | ^ crease by pointing to too sal- ther at Cape Girardeau or Jack- GtiUette, off 2M to 41%; Amer- peace and to claim faila- Wednesday that Nixon plans no addition to variations on “The Drunk Level service areas with toe largest on the Kollar junkyard as pert aries of telephone operators. A lean Teleidtone, iq> % at 46%; ctoualy that we ‘do not have toe specific, packaged reply to toe Carillon of Dunkerque" by Kel- fert earlier, from the Department of Trans­ The center at Pearl Harbor, cuts heading toe list. of efforts to catch a suspected daytime operator with five A covered bridge at Burford- Trav^ers, up % to 87%; Inter- intention of putting an end to seven-point proposal put before dermans and two well-known “ “ portation’s proposed standards Bill Passed arsonist who has been setting opened June 1, attracts 40 to 80 on occupant protecticxi in crash­ Adult education is toe first years service who works a 40- vllle. Mo., was destroyed, police national Telephone, ahead 1 at combat.’ He claims that we toe Paris tallos two weeks ago. songs by Steven Foster. BOSTON (AP) — Tlie Massa- fires on toe property. men a day from among toe es and rollovers. suggested cut, followed by trans- hour shift gets $113 a week, ee* aimed at satisfyii^ our criteria, other side for. explanations of base’s 26,000 sailors. - "Mostly we get pUl poppers exemptions though advertised 7 ®- cation, maintenance and utill- be prosecuted to toe full extent makes toe same salary but e** blown away. ^ to 22%; and International "How can one call an ‘arU- some of toe amtogultlea," said New Dam in Ii^ ia as family vehicles and promot- would redure the permlssable health services, extra-cur- of the law, according to local works fewer hours. More storms were reported mckel, off % at 34. trary decision’ the fact that toe Nixon qxAesmaa Ronald L. 2ae- arid acid heads, but occasionally J UtDA CHOICE PONG, India^A 486-foot dam a hard-core herein addiction ed as alternatives to station ^conoialcobol contentc«u«mv Inul ah, pperson e r ^ as activities, llberary per­ firemen. InstaUer-repalrmen receive a moving Into bO^uri from east- Amex, prices included: Vietnamese people demand toe gler. . . ■ ^ „„.. onva Rill 111 wagons. blood before he Is presumed to sonnel, supplies and materials. ‘The third fire in about a week maximum of $1711.60 per week, ein Kansas with hall------up-- to one- Wnmts, up 1% the ^3w e of foreign U.S. Ambassador DavW K. E. rifig here is expected to b ^ case wlU tom up. says Ml m broke out at toe junkyard eariy $ but only after seven years of half inch diameter. Eord listed Its sales ot the bus **e Intoodcated Pupil personnel services a t ^ % : Inexco OU, off % a t 8; troops of a g ^ s s io n cm toe soU Bmce tc4d toe Viet Ceng and St Louis wagons tote year at 11,494. It '"‘e House-passed MU would ^jh psychological yesterday mamlng and c o v ^ service. ------Vahgu^, up H at 2%: Ung- of t^ r c«w ^. the cessation of North Vietnamese last week has been making toe wagons for reduce toe content from .16 per gg^yi^ea, work-study program, about lulf of toe six acre s ^ TV> people vtoo say toe union , T^mco-VMght ^*amutts, down the masBacres perpetrated and that their proposal was unac- ductlon of f ^ worth *126 mU M ^ who is for too much, Shaugfa- 44I9UUU in IJniy6t"MtiC8 The approach by lUlngs and five years. Volkswagen sales hit ta .10 per cent. specie^ education and guidance, b^ore it was exonquuned ^ % to 8%7LnSsr^h^ z sr his staff “ of 10 enlisted men var­ a record 60,060 last year and Th® measure passed on a music and physical the local fire department with up % at 7%: Amoo Indus-, hamlets and vlllagea?” she cause of Its sweeping and un is expected to be .finished by SAIGON- - to 1966, oto^ June 1973 and coet $263 million. ies with each case. But one have been over 60,606 a year voice vote after a move to table g^ugation follow with supervls- “ slst from toe WUUngton them the ^ .pay ^ toe <^r- enroUed In Viet- tries, up •% to 28%; ITEL Corp., asked. concUtional demands. iTMif»a since 1968. H was rejected on a 17-16 roll ory and administrative person- and Crystal Lake Departments. stars and toey ^ t ^Ueve It. ^ university, toe Unl- up % at 18%; and Venice Indus- “How can one consider as a ‘The plan calls tae United In its upcoming “Consumer call. It now goes back to toe reading personnel and Class- A tanker shuttle had to be set It’s a myth what the pubUc more tries, up % to 17. demand to ’satisfy’ our ‘crite- States to “put an Md to Its war up between toe junkyard and thinks telephone workers are »ersiiy w Batgra. iou»y u ______South Viet- of aggression In Vietnam, stop Reports" magazine. Consumers House for enactment. room teachers Usted as most GfROOU&E SflECIALs 71571 Union called toe Ford’s brakes ------important to retain. Aberle’s Pond about two miles h d 1 t Sted^tafiveSJ^SsloTs vrith You can save time, when bak- nameae people demand that the the peflcy ^ W ieta an ^ ^ U inadequate and had these ether .0*1 “The classroom teacher is toe away to obtain enough 'water to W l VlRfrlNlA S S.rof'Cmat toe U. ^ -Kies tty grej^ ^d jj^ted ^ com^nts: L lbenail Sick, nucleus of every educational continue fighting the blaze. pickXs was John R. Craig, a of Saigon. The rest are at toe fUw^ a coolqr «*eet tten ™ perS«mel. w e«i^ and wb> "Tlie VW haa 80 much dlffi- n ro eram ’’ according to toe Firemen suspect someone is* M-year-old member of toe CWA universities of Hue, Dalat. Van ®® S ^ e d toStt^ materials of toTunlted States culty keeping up with highway To MlSS HolldaV s^ty’s’ report. "Consldera- « “*® IWvToES traffic as to present a hazard J . budget reductions should *>y setting toe fires. Tliey not only to Its o'luponts but to LONDON (AP) - President areas Relieve the fires are being set occupants of vehicles that share WUliam ‘Tubman of Liberia is ***^®*®'®furthest removed from toe classclass- by throwing five-gallon cans full J under treatment in toe London of gasoline at toe junk cars and toe road with it. We also judged room.” that under some conditions le­ Clinic and may miss toe cele­ then setting them on fire. 4 6 9 . bration July 26 of toe 124th anni­ Before arriving at Its line thal exhaust fumes could seep budget cutting decisions last Bulletin Board into the passenger compart­ versary

• *foo0 SP^IALS 6'x15" STEEL SPLASHER POOL ■PEFFEWDOt Although there is a work stoppage, we are doing everything possible to provide 5.99 LAYER CAKE9 Holds approximately 264 gallons. Steel corrugated sidewall. Embossed QUALITY ICE CREAM 69 uninterrupted service. ^ vinyl liner with bottom drain. Extra large orange poly-coping band encircles )(4? Because of the greatly reduced work force, there may be serious delays on “pool .to secure liner. #PL615 curs 3 ^ ’W® operator-handled calls. Here are some suggestions to help you get the best V2 GAL GWilRy S'PEOAL' possible service: NO LIMIT w it h t h is c o u p o n soff • Dial your own long-distance calls if possible. Don't make calls M k o y requiring operator assistance. BEDE^^ a t H (6-fU M I0 • Please look in your telephone directory for local numbers. Don't m m ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER VALID 7 U L V / 5 ~ y ? call Directory Assistance (411).

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foott said that because of her of the other potential candi­ Andover vacation schedule, food must be 29 GIs Killed Holt^Har^h Critic o f Education^ Speaks in Soft Tones dates. Grasso Takes on Pentagon ordered in advance. Therefore, Iowan Ends But he ripped into the Nixon cutoff date for ticket sales has administration, saying It was been set at Aug. 15. Mrs. Abbot In Vietnam By JOHN JOHNSTON Advisory Board To Study Over WatchFirm ‘Giveaway’ perhaps the meet heartless to­ has promised to provide a cro­ (Herald Reporter) Undeclared ward ordinary people of any In quet set for the affair. _ WASHINGTON (AP) - - To A $975,000 Army contract Last Week toe past. Lighting Problem on Rt. 6 O>oks will be Town (KH* Concerned, frustrated, a idiore up a watch manufacturer S'Ward to Hamilton on June 11, He accused toe administration Candidacy chairmen John Storm, Melvin (Continued from Page One) reformer—yes — but John that lost over $26 mUllon last she said averages out to $16.90 Vif “ iappaillng’’ lack of ceindor 'The first selectman’s new ad- which. Include Donald Dressel, Williams, John B. Hutchinson Holt, critic of American year, tiie Army plans to spend Psr fuse while Ingraham could (Continued from Page One) and said he was convinced Pres- ,^,gg ^oard last night wet lU Robert kittle, Donnal Carlberg g^^^j Nelson; the latter Headquarters said 19 North educational methods and mlMlons'buying or leasing por- prwluce It for $11.68. 7 tdent Nixon’ can be defeated. ’ ‘T v 'T*''* . “ ><1 Melidn Wllltama. decided ^ Arovlde’ h o ^ ^ anZ Viet Gone tlons of a company subsidiary, Grasso said edie tried has along lUt of rivals, headed American people will re- *®®‘ Jumping Into toe prob- themselves toe Advisory Selectman Robert Post no traditions, hardly qualifies troops were killed, with no to be classified with John ■ays a (Connecticut congress- and was refused admittance to by Sen. Edmund S. Muskle of jgg^ g second term of Nixon as a lem of street lighting In And- conimlttee to the First Select- ^ provide fresh corn and Ice, woman. a Wednesday meeting of toe Maine. bodv relects an alien heart,” over. man. Meetings will not be held g^j yio Ansonwill be In charge South Vietnamese casualties re- Osborne’s “ angry young Maine. body rejects an alien heart,’ R ^ . Ella T. Gtasso claims House subcommittee on De- At toe private meeting, H u^es said. The board, which met official- according to any specific ached of sports events. ported. men,” judged by the even­ ^ a ^ ^ to trace Defense f ^ a p p n ^ she ^ ^ ^ ^ ^g p^^g,. rather they will be Informal ------Completes------Training------Military^ ------sources in------Vientiane, ness of tone and snatches Suhrvnr^rd^e rhnirmnn de- said that McGovem Is In the dentlal ambitions in toe past ^^,gg presented with toe lighting and called as often as necessary. Airman Appren. William E. the capital of Laos, said the of humor in his address at a subsidiary 01 of Hamilton Watch waicn Subcommittee chairman de- said that ----- McGovern^g^g^^ himis m consldera- tne „ „ „ problem ..m.HPd along him with considers- other affairs.___.. ______Anson said...u that...uo, at this point, Foran, .=.d son thn» of at Mr. this nolnt. and Mrs. ^ Xt Mr nnd Mrs. . ‘ government.... Is planning Bailey Auditorium of Man­ o ’ ^ ^ “ e frustration. ^ p t „ t Selectman Robert E. toe first selectman, and toe jg ^ e s D. Foran of Bunker Hill been stymied by the Pentagon meeting. cKance ‘ of..... winning toe nomlna- "My legislative...... efforts.... . have p^gt^ ^ho ° spoke of toe towns- group decided that toe commit- Rd., recently graduated from re- “■ major shakeup In toe com- com. chester High School last and a House Appropriations night. Uon. been hampered and my public peopig.g concern over sections tee’s function would be to In- crult^ training at toe Naval mand structure of Its armed subcommittee. However he also said Me- statements have been discount- g y,gj be vestigate, research and correlate Training Center, Great Lakes, forces. The net effect will be to Holt’s appearance was part of "Months of fruitless efforts to Govem’s continued candidacy is ed" by Imputation of preslden- ,„gdequately lit, asked the board material and data as requested m. He Is a graduate of Rham shift power from toe VietnUane a two-week series of workshops Envoy deteimlne the rationale for the necessary to keep the party motives, he said. investigate a number of poa- by Post, relating, either to an High School. rightists leci by the Sana^otw conducted by The (Children’s Army to negotiate the purchase from shifting toward the right. Hughes, an admitted former giblllties regarding toe situation, existing problem, or to a new ------f^ U y to Prince “ oun (tom s School, 04A Birch Mountalrf Rd., (Df assets of the Hamilton Watch Rapped At a news conference today, alcoholic who has been one of jxscussion centered on where proposal. Manchester Evening Herald 4(ightists In toe southern pannan- owned and operated by Mr. and C a and lease buildings and fa­ Hughes said he may well aup-' toe most active senators in this gtreet lights might be located, Ansem said toe committee will Andover correspondent Anna die. Mrs. Peter Rlchmdnd. Holt culties have produced con- port someone before the presl- field and In toe area of drug ad- ^bat toe cost would be, whether not only present Its own views to pHslna, tel. 742-9347. TTiere arc no Ideological spoke for three hours. The qiiracy of silence that Is In Saigon dential primaries next year, but diction, indicated these would town or toe state highway toe first selectman, but will r e - ______differences between the two fac­ ' audience of more than 600 at ominous in its portent,’’ the doesn’t know who. continue to be his major fields tlepartment would bear toe bur- port to him toe opiniems of toe tions of anti-Communlst aristo­ 7:30 had dwindled to a hand­ Democratic Congresswoman (Conttnned from Page One) He also said he Is not advising of Interest. the cost, and other per- townspeople. Eatine Sooehetti crats. Instead they are rivals ful when the question and an­ said. Mlnh was deposed In 1964 aft- ^is staff to support any partlcu- He called the drug problem a ^g^g Baa-Baa Q * for power and the financial ad- swer period ended at 10:30. An aide in her office said the j . Holt’s one-hour, main address \ transaction would cost the overthrowing President Ngo lar . candidate iiritoJ;STm fnU ’“''a^ra'‘ ‘S The board was directed to The RepubUcan Town Com- T O K Y O - Japan’s spaghetti vantages accompanying It. Army $9 mllliim, though anoth- Dlnh Diem In 1963. He remains “ After months of thoughtful neeleet and tokenism study several alternatives, mltteemittee wlUwill hold Its annualannutd town- con^mpucmconsumption mIn iwn1961 itotaled only (jen. Ouane Rathlkone retired was on reading, which he intro­ but this as commander in chief last duced as the "No. 1 candidate • T H m L memter 3 v e d In one of the most popular figures consideration,” Hughes told a our one of which was to request the wide Baa-Baa-Q from 2 to 6 p.m. .10,500 me ric tons , h a for national neurosis.’’ At the (ha issue Rev Oeonre Mahon . ^ a packed Capitol HiU new« confer- Traffic Electrical Division of toe Aug. 26 at the Estonian Picnic year’s sales are forecast at week and was replaced by Ben. same time, he said, "Learning D-Tex., (itid the figure is $2.’i m a n r^ o b a a r^ ronsl^’r Z i t t ^ t o l t H o r Z p e llln ^ problems.” State Department of Transporta- Groun^ T lm « Farm^^^^ Din- to read as a task is not a hai;d mllUon. the leading challenger to ’Ihleu. t®*- "" one.’’ Until early this year. Ham- Mlnh s^d an hwiest election ^Ith He developed the last state­ Uton w«a among major com- be poaalble only if the *‘®"’ * «>e 1; peUtors bidding to supply the Thieu regime allows a free ‘vrevocaoie. g^^ y,g g „ j g^^. partment. Mrs. Carol Houghton is gen- ufa'cturers are gearing up to cap- Phasouk Rajphakdy, a protege, ment at great length by citing chairman of the era! chairman of the event. ’Hck- Itallze on this new market op- of Prince Boun Oum. the the experiences of an education­ Army with fuses—timing de- ^^1 “ ceases Its systematic "Hie 49-year-old freshman sen- the one toe believes to be Ylo Anson, group, stated that toe members ert Chairman Mrs. Dorothy Ab- portunlty. sources In Vientiane said. al missionary' In a culturally vices used inside artillery repression” of the workers for at«>r and former Iowa governor jbe most forthright, barren area of Brazil devoid shelbs and other ordnance. Oth- other candidates. become con'vlnced era included Ingraham Oo. of jjg ggjtj that because of his the best thing he could do 5 print. At first. Holt said, the 11- nterate peasants were hesitant Bristol, Conn., In Mrs. Grasso’s doubts about the fairness of the *<>r country and his s t ^ 715A71 district, election, he might pull out of toe would be to ’’pursue the goals to at best, afraid at worst, to But then, a Dun and Brad- ^ c e “ as late as Oct. 2.” and he which I am committed as a speak. Eventually, words in­ street accounting report—re- peUeves that Ky might do toe United States senator, u i^ i^ d - timately associated with their leased by Mrs. GrassO—showed agme, leaving ’Ihleu unopposed ed by the label of presidential lives-^unger, poverty, work, Hamilton lost $23,651,000, from ggd making toe election a “ co- candidate. food—-were uttered. Jan. 81, 1970, to Jan. 31, 1971. loesal farce.” Hughes said his decision, al- ’The missionary wrote the (Herald photos by Pinto) Ih April, she said, the Army Minh said that to guard though made with regret, does words on a chalkboard to show John Holt gestures in stressing points made during one of the two-week was given the go-ahead by top- against that, Thieu has collected not indicate he plans to retire the peasants In print what they workshops of The Children’s School. It was held yesterday afternoon at the level Pentagon planners to endorsements from 8() to 100 from the national political were spesdting. Vldthin six to home of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney KelleT, 245 Mountain Rd. negotiate purchsise of some senators and deputies and more scene. If anything, he said, he eight weeks and at a cost of $25 parts and equipment in the sub- than 400 provincial councilmen. would be more active than be- SIDEWALK per person. Holt said, the read­ sidlary plant and to lease some “ Why?” Mlnh asked. “He fore. ing ability of the natives was dent have to attend 180 days, erty; and enjoy other privileges a day of his life; 3. Cater to Interests shown. “ Legitimize of Its buildings. needs only 40 signatures from Although Hughes had never brought up to the median pro­ nor the same 180 days. Re­ of the adult world. “Childhood A letter to Mrs .Grasso from the National Assembly or 100 formerly announced, he had ficiency level of a person in the sources should be available is the protected garden fashion­ life.” Maj.'Gen. Fred Komet Jr., as- from councilmen. (to validate ggj^ ig^t winter he was weigh- United States or Great Britain. throughout the entire year, but ed by adults,” he stated. “QiUd- Holt, in stressing that he is not sistant deputy chief of staff for pis own nomination). The rea- an optimist, said that he sees ing the possibility. How sharply the expense con­ I don’t mean that everyone hood as an institution is a loglstlcs, said the Army would son Is that he is ‘just trying to society becoming “ more mo­ Since then he has traveled trasts with the cost per pupil should go to school 12 months a tragedy, but a biological fact is award contracts to a new com- monopolize the signatures’ so ______nopolistic beyond the economic widely across the country and In our country,'Holt emphasized. year.” a biological fact.” sense, one of mysteries, closed pany, Hamilton Technology Inc. that he can organize two or ^ “^ m ’l ^ toe beginnings of It Is the hidden message that To the approximately 90 per Would Lower Barriers Mrs. Grasso said Hamilton three more tickets If it looks ^ campaign machine door, unauthorized personnel is important, he said, "Not cent of last ' night’s audience Holt defined the ideal free W^tefa Oo. det up Hamilton nice Ky and I may drop out of not admitted, top secret one. Hughes has often been critical what we tell people, but how composed of classroom teach­ sch(x>l as one in which “There Technology earUer this year as the race. war Not only can’t you fight city we treat them that influences ers, Indicated by a show of are more opportunities for chil­ a wholly owned subsidiary to “ The idea would be to make Vietnam war. hall; hell, you can’t find it. The Sen. <3eoige S. McGovem of them. I often teU teachers that hands. Holt said, ‘"There is con­ operate and manage tine Lan- foreigners think there, was a dren to participate in the activ­ attitude of so many is, *1 don’t South Dakota is toe only tor- there would be fewer non-read­ tradiction in many things that caster faculty for the Army. real eledtiwi. But there Is wUy ities of adults, a lowering of bar­ know anything, I just work ers or problem readers if the we do in school, and the effects If the dea Igoes th rou ^ she one tolng-TWeu c ^ o t fool toe ^ ™ r e ^ ^ Z l f riers. It’s almost impossible for here.’ A straw that I clutch at hopeful among more than a hall aeaianceSaieJULY 15-16-17 said, the Army wtU purchase a Vietnamese people.’ task were m>t the responsibility are often most harmful when the a young person to grow up today is that everyone is oppressed. a dozen openly testing ti>e AT VERNON GELCO STORE ONLY matec portion of the fuse-mak- Meanwhile, Thieu, in a state WHIU QUANTITIES lAST . . . REST JOME FIRST SEEVE -16-17 \ of the school, or if it were intentions are best.” It took him without thinking that things The revolution that we speak Ing machinery, then lease It nxent commenting on Ky’s let winds. made illegal. If a parent said four years. Holt (M>nfessed, to don't make sense. The angnY> of Is just new people running to his child, ‘I am going to learn that flunking students will disaffected young people are that back to the subsidiary.— ter, said It was “ aimed only at Hughes took note of the J things with new slogans on the spank you, take television not make them work harder. way because they have been cut Tliat would ' mean, Mrs. campaigning.” The president crowded Democratic field and wall.” Army said such a debate “ Is useless said that It had been suggested A l W f = av^ay, or send you to bed with­ “The most important thing,” he off from society.” Grasso said, that toe 20" SIDEWALK A w a r d but profitable for toe enemy." the congestion could lead to out supper if you learn to added, “ is to see the contradic­ Ckmcemlng transfer of pos­ wyuld be permitted to fratrlcial confUcts within our Tubular convertible read,’ it would be impossible to tion.” itive parental influence to the HamUton contracts Irithout ------B IK E party.” prevent them from learning In the afternoon session for child, he said, there are three Food Budget opening them to competitive tank. White sidewall tires. what words mean.” bidding because the govern­ 2 Birds Vanishing “ This is possible,” he said, Coaster brake. Chroma half about 20 adults enrolled in the important points: 1. Example but I beUeve toe poaslblUty is In this connection. Holt was workshops. Holt expanded upon and curiosity of other family ment would own all toe ma- hi rise handlebars. #9257 strongly critical of the “ You Is Cut Back . . __. TOKYO—Naturaliats fear that overrated. It is far more Impor- R20 AIR MATTRESS what he calls “ child citizen­ members; 2. If a child is bored, ^ ^ beautiful Japanese croated tant to have an open contest in must learn to read, unless we used in making fuses. ship.” He believes that a child frightened, or doing poorly in ^ " ibls.and the short-taUed alba- \riilch toe party members have take you Along step by step, Komet said In his letter of any age should be allowed sch(x>l, don’t let him bring Through Bus tross, the largest bird In the a free choice.” you won't learn- to read” ap­ Hamilton was the only com­ to live away from home; travel; school home and show him that northern Pacific area, are on In a prepared statement *27 0 DETROIT (AP) — Senior citi­ 615 6 X15 " STEEL WALL POOL proaches often used. The reac­ work; own, buy, and seU prop­ it is only half the year, six hours p ly capable of producing the tion of many children to this, zens living in Detroit’s dilapl- the brink of extinction even which he read at the outset of a he observed, is often, “ Oh • tated Cass Corridor are being bused to a suburban super- To the beach? AMF1S" yeh?” Stakes Out Turf mrr''et where they can buy 4612 RIGID FRAME WADING POOL iSIDEWALKi At an eariy age, he said, Moon Exploration Spurred groceries at savings of up to 20 Picnic - Sailing - Fishing per cent from what they pay at children learn to "stake out X KELLY RD.. VEKNON BIKE their turf,” esi>eclally if there By Quest for Knowledge small neighborhood markets. is a sibling who is a competent Using a bus provided by an Camping - Golfing - Open Mon - Tue 1 0 -6 502 2 SEAT SANDBOX ^ 8 . 0 *23*«4| L innercity church and funded by reader. "Let Charlie do his By HOWARD BENEDICT away by wind, water and at- , , . j ____ , VGAJ a j OVU Wed - Th\ir - Prl 10-9 thing. I’ll do mine,” becomes AP Aerospace Writer m os^ere,” Scott explained. 1 0 - « ? * 3 0 their philosophy. ’They know "Th“re is no such erosion proc- ^nd women are toktog advant- that if they won’t read, he said; CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) ^ss on the moon. If We can find age of toe weekly . No Matter Where You G o - they have an "atomic bomb,” — Three teams of American as- original lunar material, we may IP BOOTS ^ 6 .0 0 which they can use to drive tronauts have landed on the ^ble to understand toe for- minister <)f Cass Metoodist parents into a tizzy and make moon in two years. Now Ai>ollo mation and creation of re- Church, said he conceived toe EDOTOEl ci—T them do hand springs. 16 is ready for a fourth expedl- sources there, and in turn we three years a ^ aftor e v ^ “iReading, or any learning,” Hon and two more crews will „,igjit extrapolate toe first bil- uatlng a study which show ^ 'r2 3 6 36 "POLY POOL ^ 1 . 0 0 Holt concluded this portion of follow next year. - non years of toe history of the residents the session, "never occurs uij- Launch date for Apollo 15 is earth.” food than their suburban coun- lakemabng COMMERCIAL GRADE der anxiety. We learn best July 26. "W e’re just beginning to learn te^arts. vdien it is tied in with all of Why go back to that desolate about the moon,” Irwin said. . 1000 MASKf & SNORKEL ^ 3 .0 0 life, when we are the planners island in space? “ We’ve spent all these billions president of Great Scott Super- Extra Dry Martini NYLON CARPET and directors, when what we “ We go back for knowledge,” dollars to build this transpor- market Inc., agreed to fund the 8-oz. — 48 Proof are learning is connected, has replies Apooti>.Rxnrr«ujii gree uiat cost $4,60(fa year, afi- ’sBii wiUi toe mare visited by tha jfg jh^iy large mare, and UP TO 100 SQ. FKDrT says. other a degree that cost $1,000 Apollo 11 and 12 crews.” the back sid^, which is mostly a year, and the third has learn­ Earlier landing teams each hig-hiands?” \Worden asked, Those academicians — and ed the skill himself, the job usu­ had only one geology feature to ^ g^out y^g others—who would let our cities FHEP. SOCLES ally goes to the first.” study, either mare or highlands, g " gg There mus^be some kind die just haven’t seen toe fine old B X m A If Scott and Irwin find crustal cWes of Europe,” said Floyd OompnlsoTy School Archaic of______a zone there that__ inbtorac-jracts be- MANCHESTER WEST HARTFORD WEST HARTFORD HARTFORD material, it could date 4.6 billion Hyde, assistant secretary for Compulsory education as per­ tween toe front and b£mrmk. 326 North Main Street 1491 Ne\^ Britain Avenue years to toe beginning of the copimunlty development in toe 380 W. Middle Tpke. 241 Siaourney Street petuated in this country is now “ We’re building up our'i Parkade Bishop’s Corner Corbins Corner archaic. Holt said. " ’There is no moon and our solar system. , , ______^ Department of Housing and Ur­ CONGOLEUM ' reason why a student should be Previous Apollo crews returned m ban Development. “Cities are AREARUISALEI people—not just brick and mor- in the same school building each rocks up to ^ 7 billion years old, I feel Apollo 15 will ^ v a n ^ BRISTOL WATERBURY NEW LONDON NO WAX 'VINTL FIOOR VERNON CIRCLE ON HBAVT RUBBBB BACK day,” he explained. “ There while toe oldest rocks ever knowledge conslderably> Jar.” UP TO 9 X 13 KITOHHIN lyde, here for a speech to a North Main Street Thomaston Avenue 330 Route #1 , 13 X M BUM ynnSHHID shoi^d be a broadening of what found oh earth date 3.6 billion Apollos 16 and 17 next year will Colonial Plaza Center yggjg add to it. ■ The more we know pubUc affairs group, said Amer- Centre Mall Shopping Center iai>aOM>-BIJUlk«U8T ^ CXKUPLKnXXjT merTALLEZ) a school is (resource centers, VERNON, CONN. parkway . schools, apprentlce- “ The first billion years of about toe moon, toe more we ica’s\urban problems can be earth’s history has been eroded find out about ourselves.” solved/' FRBP. 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\ PAGE nPTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCTESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1971 Nobody Wanted to Back Trevino, PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER tVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1971 Tony Releases Eye Report; Waste Galls Close Friend Salinas was on his way. The next year hooked the ball and wasn’t DALLAS (AP) — The around since 1662. But none of "He likes to drink, and party, the country clubbers In this and he’s a Mexican. I tried for he won the open. really K* good ■potter. But he changed all of that wlth> hard waste of it all galls Arnold town ever heard of him. He several yeatrs without Lee Even at Tenlson East, a mu­ Salinas. would shoot 61 at Glen Lakes knowing in an atlempt to get a nicipal course and hustler's work.” Salinas, who joined ’Trevino "It’s a shame when yoii con­ and 64 at Diamond Oaks In sponsor. No luck. I never told paradise where everyone was in matches against the best Billy, Yaz Sauabble Over sider the money In this town Pro-Ams and nobody would ac­ him what I wAs doing because I painfully aware of Trevino's Tenlson hadi-'to offer, said It and the best golfer in the world knowledge It." didn’t want him to get his talents, Trevino wasn't consid­ ered good enough by most to amazes him ’Trevino never and said he did not wai^ t< couldn’t get on the professional "Who Is to say he couldn’t hopes up. If aaudia hadn't put cluding his manager, Lefty "'Iliere is no doubt that all tour,” said Salinas, the best up that $20, Lee would probably make it on the tour. holds a grudge. BOSTON (AP) — Tony play with him any more.” have accomplished what Arnold Phillips, who said: '"Apparently tests show that the functional friend of golf’s clown prince, sUll be In El Paso at the age of Dutch Boyd, a long time em­ "Lee was snubbed a lot of Conigliaro says he may Yastrzemski, reading: front • Palmer and Jack Nicklaus his lack of success has been ability erf your left eye has de­ Lee ’Trevino, current U.S. and have. ’There’s money around 31 waiting for his chance." ploye at the course, said "It's times and I'll never forget have over-reacted in an­ prepared statement, said tot some of the things they (the bothering him. Ihe easiest way creased in the past 18 months. British Open king. here and a lot of folks are swal­ Trevino's wife somehow one of those you can't see the younger Conlgllaro’s remarta country club establishment) did nouncing .his retirement out is to quit." With both eyes open the defect lowing their tongues now be­ saved $20 out of his $35 weekly forest for the trees cases. He “ were triggered by the heat (M Sstlinas, who arrived back in to him," Salinas said. "I re­ from baseball, despite a OonigUaro, who hit 36 home in the left eye distorts the total cause they could have backed pay check to give Trevino a was so good nobody ever saw a tight pennant race and Ui Dallas this week after gallery- member all the wrongs but Lee medical report that says runs and batted in 116 runs last view Mdth both eyes enough to ing and partying with ’Trevino him on the tour." chance to qualify for the U.S. the color of his money around natural feeling of great coocen is the kind of guy who forgeU the vision in his left eye year for the Red Sox, was hit­ prevent three-dimensional vi­ in England, said "I guarantee Salinas said a lot of folks Open In 1968. Trevino eventual­ here. But nobody drenincd he over Tony’s physical condition. them.” ting .220 this year wlUi four sion..^My personal experience you he has been the best player overlooked ’Trevino because ly finished fifth, won $6,000 and could make it on the tour. He has deteriorated in the homers and 16 RBI’s when he does not equip me to estimate If it had been my brother, 1 past 18 months. announced his retirement. the level of visual efficiency probably would have reaiotsf OonigUaro had his eyes ex­ Conigliaro said he hopes his necessary lor ' major league the same way. Exhibition Clears Up Rumors amined Tuesday and held a right eye will get strong enoug^i baseball, but I would guess that ■"The important thing Is thnl 1 L7 7 1 Owens Public Leader, news ccmference Wednesday to to overcome the problems with It would be difficult of impos­ this mlsimderstandlng is com' ^ 1 announce the results of the his left eye, which was injured sible to judge accurately the pletely behind us and that 4* 1 V 1 tests. when he was hit in the face position of a pitched baseball far as Billy and I are con­ Frazier Takes Shots, Enjoys Heated Play Also at the news conference with a pitch Aug. 18, 1967. with the visual condition meas­ cerned, the only thing on cm ALUMNI JUNIORS to publicly patch up their "Maybe things w ill. get bet­ ured in your loft eye.” Elg^t runs in the first inning^ minds is to work together with PHOENIX, Ariz. (A P)— lt’.s no wonder Peter Owens squabUes were Otxilgllaro’s ter," he said. "I was lucky to ’The burying of the hatchet our teammates and win a pen­ were all that were needed as'' brother, Billy, and Carl Yastr- get the second chance in 1969. I Pine Pharmacy romped over leads the field after the first round in the U.S. Public between the younger Conigliaro nant this year for the Rod 8oa Helwig Nails Champ semsU, outfielders on the Bos­ love the ^ m e too much. I can’t and Yastrzemski was precipi­ Health Spa last night at the Links Golf Tournament here. ton Red Sox. Ihe younger Con­ believe I’m through. I know one fans.” tated by Billy’s butburst last Billy then pubUcally ^?dl- West Side Field, 16-6. For one tiring as a physical ------igliaro had criticized Yastr- thing, I’ll always have trouble HOUSTON (AP)— Heavyweight champion Joe Fra­ Tim McConvllle led the win­ weekend alter his brother re­ gized to Yaz and Smith, whe education teacher he has plenty scarred veterans like Badlan, a semski after Tony announced at dusk and vdierever the back­ zier, enjoying every minute of it, showed he can take ners’ attack with three hits tired. Billy blamed Yastr­ were not present and not avail­ of muscle power; fer another former tour pro, and first-time his retirement from the Angels grounds are bad. I might con­ a punch Wednesday night, going two rounds each with while teammate Tim Maloney zemski for ’tony’s being traded able for comment. he is probably the only pl8,yer teen-agers, like 16-year-old Saturday. sider giving it a shot next veteran Cleveland (Big Cat) Williams and young James chipped in with two hits. to the Angels, and said Yaz and "I was so upset at Tony’s rs- in the 149-man field who really Bruce Cochr^, Jacksonville, Tony said he had the exam­ year,” Vic Dupuy Ifed the Spa with pounds of Ol- and cartilage in his right knee. r u n s BA'TTOD IN — KIM Loose Service Tape one of the fairways when two Baltimore 66 32 .632 — Frazier said he thorougMy Frazier said of Helwig. "He got delphia 'is at Chicago, Los An­ an All-Pro tackle wha't Ho ^ middle of its defen- Because of a loophole in his ebrew, Minn., 60; IPetrocriU. pitcher to do it in 40 years In the National League Esust, Boston 49 37 .670 8% enjoyed the exhibition and was me once right here on the tick­ match books Ignited In his geles at Atlanta San Francisco two Olsens cive vour 31-year-old contract-the precise nature of Host., 67; F.Roblnson, Balt., BI. pants pockets, burning both leg will command attention in the Pirates are 10 Detroit 47 39 .647 7% two Ulsens give your brother. Merlin, is a flve-Ume ^hlch has not, been made pub- HUTS — ’Tovar, Minn., 104; feeling fine. er,” Frazier added, pointing to R ich Petty at and Montreal at and pants. the second half of the ma­ games in front of the New York New York 41 47 .466 14V4 team . All-Pro for the Rams at left Uc—he was recently declared a Murcer, N.Y., 103. "I was just playing around his nose. and eSUcago Cubs with the St. St. Louis for a twl-night dou­ The field in tiris 46th annual jor league’s baseball sea­ aeveland 38 61 .427 18 Los Angeles Ram Coach tackle. . free agent by Commissioner TRIPLES — F.Alou, N.Y., 6; Louis Cardinals 11 back. Sah bleheader. ’Ihere’s also a full Washington 34 62 .396 20% Easy Winner tournament Includes battle- son which resumes today slate in the AL. Detroit is at Tommy Prothro is hoping the Merlin is 6-foot-6, 270. PhU. is Pete Rozelle. The Rams signed Carew, 'Minn., 8. Costs Richey Round Francisco six games ahead of after the All-Star break. the runnerup Dodgers in the Oakland, Baltimore at Califor­ West Division answer will be two AU-iPro also 6-6, but weighs “ only” 266. him to a three-year bonus pact, HOME RUNS — Cash, Det., tackles, now that theRams Both played college ball at presumably without that loop- 20; Melton, Chic., 20. At Saratoga POST ROAO PLAZA ’The 21-year-old star for the NL West. nia, Cleveland at Kansas City, Oakland 66 31 .644 — have signed 23-year-old Phil Ol- Utah State. Phil, an All-Ameri- hole. S’TOLBN BASES — Patek, now makes his home in Sara- 6, 1-6, 6-1, and unranked Roger SMIN STREET. ROUTE 3Q Oakland Athletics, the winning ’Hie San Diego Padres play Chicago at Washington, Mil­ Kansas a t y 43 41 .512 11% WASHINGTON ( A P I - 'X'aylor of Great Britain knock­ SARATCXJA SPRINGS, N. Y. M SKET8AU. pitcher for. the American Lea­ waukee at New York and Min­ sen as a free agent. Phil wUl be can in 1969, was the first round a total of 20 teams tried to K.C., 31; Otis, K.C., 27. •sotaT Fla., raced back to the VERNON. CONN. tonight at Pittsburgh and will Minnesota 41 46 .471 16 Two years ago, .shoi'tly af­ pipe, pulled it loose, threw his ed off 15th-seeded aark Graeb- (AP) — Stock car fans have guers in ’Tuesday’s All-Star nesota at Boston. competing wiUi fo u r-y w veter- draft choice of the New Eng- s i^ i him Olsen said, and some PITCHING 10 Decisions — try to snap the Pirates’ six- California 42 50 .467 16% racket to the ground and went ner of New York aty, 6-2, 3-6, followed Richard Petty for sev­ SC0K8S game, is scheduled to go after Chicago 38 47 .447 17 an Rick Cash for the Rams’ land (then Boston) Patriots. He offered more than the Rams. Cuellar, Balt., 13-1, .929, 2.88; ter he was married, Cliff eral years. So have hundreds of EXPERT REPAIRS right defensive tackle position, signed a contract with the Pa- Re cited “ immediate and long- Blue, Oak., 17-3, .860, 1.42. to the sidelines to sit dowji. 7-5. INTERMEDIATE his 18th victory Friday night Milwaukee 37 48 .436 18 Richey said he was turning Top-seeded John Newcombe drivers. ON BICYCLES against the Detroit ’Tigers. If he wins the battle for the triote, but didn’t play last sea- range futures of the teams and STRIKEOUTS Blue, ■I was at fault,'' said Richey, Lotlreg 46 (Walchowskl 16, over a new leaf and would defending champion and No. 5 of Australia, second-seeded . . TONIGHT’S GAMES Tedfords 314 no 0-10-18-3 Once again, the Randleman, Blue compiled a 17-3 record Wednesday’s Results their offers” and “ a fine oppor- 186; Lolich, Det. 186. 200 060 1— 9-17-4 N.C. ^eedster left the com- Kildish 10, Thurston 9) Stovers MON.tfw«MT. RSox Begin Drive, seed after he lost to unranked Stan Smith of Sea Pine, S.C., WINF vs. Linemen 6:16 Fitz­ DeCormler 38 (Kravskas 12, Pletrantanlo 9, •:S0AJi. to (iM f JUL before the All-Star break. In his No games scheduled. tunlty to learn from my brother hold his temper on tlie ten­ and Rod Laver of Australia, petition behind In his last start July 9, he pitched 11 ’Huirsday’s Games Merlin” as reasons for signing NA'nONAL LEAGUE Gimeno 6-3, 7-6. "I told Andres gerald Collins 7). O rtN FHI. IVCNIMO 't l t Sports Fans Bored nis court. For the ino.st that if he wanted a default, I No. 4 seed, advanced to today’s Billiards vs. Moriarty 7:30 INDY LEAGUE Plymouth’s exhaust as he won J Eagle Jr.’s 41 (Andferson 10, scoreless innings against CaU- Milwaukee (Pattln 8-9) at with Los Angeles. third round in their quest for Eij^t 'VFW errors helped Ful­ the 250—lap Grand National BA’TTING 226 at bats — part, he has kept It is woi il. would have given it to him. Fitzgerald Paganl 10, Soucler 7, Martens q.b' SHARPENljUS.**!^ fomla and struck out 17. ’The New York (StotUemyre 9-7) Archie Manning, star quar- Torre, St.L., .369 ler Package Store pest a 20-13 NASCAR stock car race at Al­ Griffen Still Out But during Wednesday's sec­ "Maybe I should have walked the $10,000 first prize. Green Manor vs. Acadia 8:46 6) F. Troop 31 (Stimac 7,, Sul- Rotary Lawn Mower Blades A’s went 20 innings before beat­ Minnesota (Perry 12-7) at terback at Mississippi and top l .A., .360. Newcombe, who won this defeat on toe Vets last night at bany - Saratoga Speedway Grass Shears ing the Angels 1-0, but Blue Boston (’Tiant 0-3), night ond round of the $50,000 Wash­ off the court, but I've seen ref­ Fitzgerald del 7, Eastman 6). BOSTON (AP)—The Boston Red Sox begin the sec­ With Grid Disputes draft pick of the Neiw Orleans r u n s _ Brock ington Star International Tennis erees call it both ways. 1 want year at Wimbledon, knocked off Lstntem House vs. Gunver Keeney' iFleld. Wednesday. Also Knives. Scissors, Bte. was not involved in the deci­ Chicago (Wood 9-6) at Wash­ The victory brought his SENIOR n ond half of the American League season tonight Saints, was on the sideUnes as Bp’s head off,” declared together, both seeking substan­ Barbers, 6-3, at Fitzgerald into the pit lor a tire change Angeles Dodgers. between Billy Conigliaro, Carl fielder will be Joe Ltdioud or ” r d rather just concentrate Denny McLain, a rlg^it-hand- Yastrzemski and Reggie Smith. Conigliaro. He said he does not Milwaukee at New York, night Ftoks, general manager of the tial raises. Greene Holds Margin Field. Si>ortsman’s jrftcher, Ron early in the race but came our efforts on playing football St.L., 23; Morgan, 'Houst., 18. Haldman, tossed a five-hitter. REO LEAGUE er, was the last 30-game winner Conigliaro criticized Smith- plan to platoon the two. Minnesota at Boston, n l^ t ikinneaota Vikings. Csonka and Klick, along with PI’TCHING 10 Dedsions — back out on the track under a PLAINVILLE STADIUM Chicago at Washington, night and playing winning football Gary Maaean, Tony Mori- Telephone came up with 13 in the majors. He accomplished and Yastrzemski last weekend “ fr -depends on the park, r f * * ^ ^ * ^ VU^^’ ^ ptoyers we have. If I Mercury Morris, gave Miami EUls, Pitt., 14-3, .824, 2.11; Old. yellow caution flag. From there Cleveland at Kansas City, night and anos and Craig Repoli each runs cat 16 hits to defeat the RACES EVERY SAT. — 8 P.M. — JULY 17 the fact in 1968 when he had a after his brother, Tony, an- the pitcher, left or right, and J n ^ toem, then I can’t American Football Confer- latt, a n ., 9-3, .760, 3.02; Dier- Army A Navy CTub, 13-10, last he quickly- made up the one-lap KMWES ■ * 31-6 record for Detroit. nounced his retirement, but toe condiUons at the Ume,” Detroit at Oakland, night In Women’s Tourney poked two hits. difference. « toey leave after en^e’s top rushing attack In ker, Houst., 12-4, .760, 2.36. Walnut’s Steve Brady collect­ night at Mt. Nebo. Is Blue ahead or behind the apologized pubUcally to his tel- Kasko st'orts. In basketball there are Kapp. his reUrement. Arbanas, 32, qulred from Oakland during Um Irma Podolny 7, Mona Kemp 7; The final rotmd of the tour­ S Francisco 66 36 place, five .strekes behind Miss Rappii^ out three hits were Biiy® talking of moving from Finks said theVikings will said he was quitting because a off-season, was hitting .326 witil nament at the Indian Ridge Army A Navy 170 200 0 10-13-7 J Los Angeles 49 4i '544 6 B — Helene Harman 6, Baum Greene, who has a two-round Ouick Annal and Hank Rou- '494 10^ team to another, baseball not have a similar di^nite this knee injury incurred last sea- seven homers and 40 RBI for Country Club will be delayed Houston 43 44 6; Irma Menschell 5, Ellie Dick­ total of 147. Miss Bradley, 20, a thier. Terry Schilling, Bob OANDLEUOHT LEAGUE MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. '478 12 Piwyers retiring and football year with any of their (layers, sen was not sufficienUy healed, the American Association club. junior at Arizona State, opened Thursday. Rouleau and Mike Murowskl Strong Relief Work AUanta 44 48 inson 5, Marge Skinner 5. Coming up with elj^t runs in CincinnaU 41 51 .446 16 her round with three birdies banged two hits each. Buddy and made two others and a bo- the fourth inning, Wyman OU San Diego . 33 67 .367 22 FOUR BALL Perez homered. held oti to win, 12-10, over L«noK Midget Football ' gey tl)e rest of the way. Last Night’s Fights DeCormler was paced at the Men’s Pharmacy in the nightcap at Wednesday’s Results plate by Bob Westbrook and Pat O'Brien of Pittsfield fired ■ LIGNANO SABBIADORO, Nebo. No games scheduled. Registration Date First— Herb Pagan!, Pete a 77 to go with' her 76 the day Italy — Tommaso Galli, Italy, Pete Burnet* with three safe­ FREE .Wyman’s Rich Peck, John An­ Dow ns Windsor Nine Huirsday’s Games Naktenls, aiff Pasternack, A1 ' before tmd was in third place outpointed Lothar Abend, West ties each, and Bob LeBrux, derson tuid Wayne Anderson PhiUdelphia (Wise 9-7) at Registration for the 1971 sea­ Pasternack -35-7-28; Second — By JERRY KATONA Jack Hollk, who also had two when John Wedsh, Mriio later at 153. Germany, 12, junior wel­ Whitey Jeiikins and Mike Kilby had three hits each. Rapping Chicago (Holtzman 8-9) son of the Manchester Midget Joe Renert, Ron Fahle, John hits, started the second with a came in to pitch and take the Other leaders were: Joanne terweights. produced two hits apiece. out two hits were Charlie Mc­ Strong relief pitching by Montreal (Strohmayer 2-2 footb a ll Assn, will take irface Richmond, Sid Keller 35-7-28. double into left. Roger Talbot loss, singled to rightfleld. Namara and Bob Duncan, with Jim Balesano aild the and Stoneman 10-9) at St. Louis Aug. ll-12-aral 13 ait the equip­ SAFETY CHECI walked, stole second, and Hap- Bob Cdoumbe atroking a three- potent liat of FredXGliha In the fifth inning, GUha had (Carlton 12-6 and Reuss 8-8), 2, ment hut at Mt. Nebo Field be­ peny pounded a triple to right a checked-swing double deep tween 6 and 8 p.m. run homer. gave Manchester’s Ameri­ for a 3-0 Manchester lead. twi-nlght Three hits apiece were record­ into center field. Shortstop A1 Los Angeles (Osteen 9-8) at can Legion baseball tram Windsor scored two runs in Registrants must be residents ed by Steve Cassano, Mike Fal- Noske, who played a brilliant de­ AUanta (Reed 9-6), night of Manchester, 104.3 years of W e Check an extra-inning, 7-6 victory the third on two singles and Bob fensive game, singled to right- San Francisco (Cumberland kowakl and Gary Dorsey for over Windsor (3-6) last night at age, and between 76 and 116 Klessick’s ground rule double. field, pushing the numer home 6-0) alt Cincinnati (Gullett 9-3), Lenox with Jim Stamler and <7 I BRAKE SYSTEMS • BALL JOINTS Mt. Nebo. Windsor didn’t even bother to pounds, ’niirteen year-old boiys Larry Couell getting two singles mailing it 6-8 MBradie|rter. night must not turn 14 prior to Oct. turn around and look, when each. Sap Diego (Roberts 7-8) at 1st. ) SHOCK ABSORBERS • WHEEL BEARINGS Balesano smashed a two-run Pittsburgh (Blass 10-4), night Wyman 202 800 x 12-16-4 All registrants must be ac­ Lenox 410 001 4 10-17-3 homer against Windsor starter New York (Gentry 7-7) at A I COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS Dan (JonnoUy in the local’'s third. companied by a paurent. ’Itie Houston (Forsch 6-2), night first practice session will be It marked the first . - Ume in Friday’s Games DUSTY LEAGUE AND OF COURSE Legion play that a ball has been l^nday Aug. 16 at C2iat4er Oak Allied Printing scored early Philadelphia at Chicago Field. YOUR TIRES parked over the new '360-foot Montreal at St. Louis, night and then shut toe doors on CBAT fence at Nebo. Los Angeles at Atlanta, night to win, 7-6, In the first game at — Fast, Courteous ^rv)ce — Connolly had a ground rule San Franclaco at ClnplnnaU, ANTIGONISH. N.S. — Les Fitzgerald Field. Two hlU apiece were stroked double in the fourth and scored night Gillis, 136, Nisvr Waterford, SPECIAL OF THE WEEK ★ San Diego at Pittsburgh, night N.S., outpointed Gary MacNeil, by Dick Call, GUI Andrews, AI ■k Manchester (7) New York at Houston, night 132, New Glasgow, N.S., 10. . Gelser, Al Fyler and Um Green ab e rbl for toe Printers. -k irk ...... Gaudreau. 2b 0 0 Marsh, 3b The Bsuikers’ Oiuck Arnett McKeon, lb went 2-8 and had toe only extra CUSTOM WIDE TREAD POLYGLAS Balesano. If, p GOODYEAR Gliha, rf Jackson’s Herculean Clout base hit, with Bob Porter and Holik, c Bob Clifford each getting two Noske. ss Talbot, cf singles. WHITEWALL TIRES - SAVE $16 to $21 Happeny, p Tied with Legendary Mark Allied 202 201 0 7-18-8 Steurer, p, If CBAT 003 000 2 6-10-1 Totals: 33 7 11 n NEW YORK (AP) — ’Ihat Ruth also Is credited with a Windsor (6) mammoth home run Reggie 600-lU6t honier in 1926 at the Mon. - Tuei. • Wed. 8 • 5:30 it Thurs. • Fri. 8 - 8 Sat. 8 - 1 J. Walsh, cf, p 0 Jackson socked in the AU-Star Detroit park, then known as Horris, ss 0 Rec Will Begin Boyce, ph 0 game at Detroit Tuesday night Navln Field. ’Ihe park was Huldoon, lb 4 ' 0 tied toe Oakland A’s slugger remodeled in 1938. WE HONOR Thoren, 3b 0 Track Program TOM HAPPENY Klesseck, c 0 R E D OUHA with the legendary Babe Ruth Oddly, Jackson’s homer came Hie Manchester Rec will be- Kane. lb. 2b •0 far toe Ipijgest homer OHsklewtcs, ss. 2b 4 1 Ml the annivieimry of Buth’s gln a summer track jfirogpam (mast With the scoire tied, 6-8, tiflOr reooed. ARCO <> Paiker, rf 0 seven innings, Gliha got his sec­ Happeny pitche)}, good ball 700th career homer. The Babe July 19th. Workouts will be TIIE I ; CARO ! P Ellingwood, If 0 Jackson’s herculean clout in hit that milestone July 13, 1034 ond hit of the contest, bringing Connolly, p 1 until the sixth, when he loaded Monday, Tuesday, and Wednes­ Easton, p 0 0 0 the bases and was replaced by toe toiid Inning off Pittsburgh’s off ’Tommy Bridges in the third day at Manchester High School home John McKeon and giving M. Waiqn, ph 1 0 0 Dock Ellis on a 1-2 pitch went , - ^ j UPTOEBIONTHSTOPATj Casparlno, cf 0 0 0 Bteurer. ’Two walks and a hit inning in a g;ame at Detroit. between 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. the locals their seventh victory high over the second deck in in nine starts. Balesano came hatter tied the score. With the Mickey ManUe of the New Mr. Bill Maher wlU train Totals: 31 6 9 2 5 right-centef. The ball would boys' and girls. Events in from leftfleld to relieve Brad Manchester 002 103 01—7 sacks loaded, Balesano came In York Yankees, Norm Cash of both MANCHESTER TIRE. INC. Windsor ' 122 010 0 0 ^ have gone out of toe park but it der and Chris Everett. Second row; Bruce Gamer, be running, high jump, Steurer, who hadcom e on for and stymied any threat, Detroit, Hannon Killebrew of TOWN RUNNERS-UP — International League will 2B; Marsh. McKeon, Gliha, Kles- hit toe bottom of a stand­ Joe L on go, Steve Everett, Jim Fleurent and Tim discus ,and shot put. BROAD ST. debuting starterTom Happeny. slck, Connolly: 3B: Happeny: HR: 'Manchester bad five extra Minnesota and Frank Howard champions, Ansaldi’s, were runners-up to Wipco in ard and bounced back. Digan. Third row: Assistant Coach Dick Provost, •For further information call With the bases loaded and only Balesano: SB: Talbot: SAC: Marsh, base hits and went 11-31 for a are among the few other play­ this year’s town Little League tournament. Players Talbot; DP: Marsh Gaudreau Mc­ It left the field at the 416-foot ers who have douted 600-ft or Coach Bob Digan, Steve McKenzie, Bruce Ballard the Recreation Department, one out in the sixth, the ace Keon, Grisklewicz Kane Muldoon; .356 game batUng average. mark and at a point 182 feet a r e !f“ m left, fleet .row, Pete Labelle, Glen Mark- LiOB: Manch. 10, Windsor 8; BB: more home runs. and John Orfitelli. Ansaldi’s were 15-5 overall. 110 Cedar Street. righty struck out the side and Happeny 2, Steurer 2, Connolly 2, Friday finds the^ locals lii a high. It was estimated to have ham, Ron Robinson, Rick Zavarella, Rich Gauru- picked up his fourth win. Baston 1, Walsh 3; SO: Happeny ManUe’s 'longest blast, ex­ 2r Balesano 4, Connolly 2, Waisn 1; very crucial contest against traveled 600 feet. Coach Wally Fortin’s Legion­ Hit soft Happeny 10 for 6 runs In Zone Eight -leaders East Hart­ “ A 600-foot job, that’s what ceeded oiily by Ruth and Jack- naires scored in the first when 5) innings Steurer 0 for 0 runs In 0 ford at 6 p.m, at Mt. Nebo. Estst I’m going to print cn toe hall,” son, was a A^footer on April PRACTICAL DEMONSTRATION — All-Stars’ defensive coach Wal\ie £einin' innings; Balesano 0 for 0 runs in 17, 1953 off Washington’s Oiuck Don Guadreau was hit by a 2J innings: Connolly 6 for S runs In H a^ord beat Windsor Locks, said Jackson who was given toe gets workout as the defensive team rushes him during practice yesterday. pitch, and McKeon, who had 3 innings; Easton 2 for 1 run In 2 6-0, last night for a 10-1 record, ball as a souvenir, '"llils has^to Stobbs in old Griffith Stadium. Innings; Walsh 3 for r run In 3 In­ The distance was tape-meas­ Charles Hall (21) of Pittsburgh, Larry Willingham (28) of Auburn, -find Ju­ two hits, stroHed a ground rule nings; HBP; Royce, Gaudreau, Balesano will get the starting be toe longest homer I’ve ever Noslte, WP: Happeny; PB; Kles- ured. lius Adams (80) of Texas Southern will join teammates to face Colts July 30. double into right. sick: W. Balesano; L; Walsh. nod. hit.” PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHES'ffiR EVENINb KBltALit)^ MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1971 ______M A N C H E ^ R , CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 15. 1971 PAGE SEVENTEEN BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE . with MAJOR HO(H>LE MANCHESTER EVENING HE!

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LEWIS & SON, custom lent fringe benefits. as a bell dlackwe the Identity Of repairs, 649-6496, 876-9109. tractor trailer training V9IAWIfl3T 3V H -w _ .—™ decorating, Interior and ex- YEAR old spayed female tabby 59 Streets (ab.) " ■sT any advertiser using box outside railings, land- through the facilities of the <*> 60 Organ part 59 60 JS temaUonal Travelall, runs pR e ^ ^ b l^ * piiced. LAPLANT — Siding, roofing, terlor, paperhanging, fully In- Call Director of Personnel cat needs loving home. 643- 1 letters. Readers answer* following truck lines. 61 Otherwise good. V8. 3-speed, needs body f ^ storm windows, awnings. Qual- sured. For free estimates, call at 289-1641, Monday through 2906. Ing blind box ads who • Sheridan Truck Lines t desire to protect their work, Just the thing for the ______Ity workmanship, free esU- 649-9668. If no answer 643-6362. Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 •Truck Line Distribution p.m. for appointment. PRETTY kittens looking for 5 Identity can follow ‘Ua handyman, $396. 1964 Ply- TREE SERVICE (Soucier) — mates. Fully insured. 649-3417, ------procedure: mouth, 4-door wagon, low Trees cut, building lots dear- 872-9187. Systemg, Inc. good homes. Some calico, price. dependable transporta- ed, trees topped. Got a tree Floar Finishing 24 •Express Parcel Deliveries, some part-Siamese and others. Bnektso your reply to Inc. No charge 649-6480 after 6 tlon, $176. Call anytime 9-9, problem! WcU worth phone FLOOR SANDING, and refin- M o rrs the box in an eravetope — Roofing and •Skyline Deliveries, Inc. p.m., anytime weekends. 643-6408. Hartford Road Enter- call, 742-^2. ishlng (specializing in older 3 ^ ’ address to the Classified For application and inter­ ^ ^^lcaiia«<■ U S Nt. Off. CARNIVAL view. call 1-203-225-8710 or PLEASE give us good homes, 7-© Blvenlng Herald, together TWO YOUNG married men ing, etc. No Job too small. John 1964 JEEP Wagoneer, 4-wheeI will do small repair Jobs and ROOFING — Specializing re- write School Safety Division, SUPERMARKETS 4 well loved, 6-weeks Collie with a memo listing the Verfallle, 649-6760. cross' bred puppies. 646-8012. companies you do NOT drlve, 6 cylinder, all new tires, painting, also cellar cleaning pairing roofs of all kinds, new ______United Systems, Inc., 2176 GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN want to see your letter. good running condition, $600. and light trucking. Call 646- roofs, gutter work, chimneys------Berlin Tpke., Newington, Conn., 06111. (Suburb of CARPENTER — experienced Tour letter wil) be de­ or best offer. 649-8718. 2692, 646-2047. cleaned and repaired. 30 years _ TOWN OF MANCHESTER. 7-1? •H6 stroyed if the advertiser ------^— ------experience. FYee estimates. » " , , , . _ _ Hartford). Training orig­ only, for both trim and fram­ ^ H VV vv ANz Vi V 1X cL) Code as^ follows: Ordinances FOUND — Lady’s wrlstwatch, 1967 COUGAR, automatic, atUcs cleaned, odd Jobs, lawns, no Job too small. Free estl- ^ of the Town of Manchester Is trees cut and removed. Call mates gladly given. Bathroom assoc., ______Warehouse and factory du­ in parking lot behind D ft L, black, red Interior. Call 643- LPN ties. Must be dependable hereby revised to read as fol­ 643-6000. i remodeling, heating systems e a SIER Payment mortgage Parkade, 1-429-6346, before 8 0330 after 4:30 p.m. lows: worked on, water pump work, p,^ p^y interest only for and over 21 years old. Call BY FRANK BAGINSKI PART-TIME 649-6834 b«etween 9 4-p.m. 1.24 ROOMING HOUSE PLAIN JANE ______1970 VOLKSWAGEN, red bug, ODD JOBS wanted, general faucet packings, 649-2871. ■7-i£_____- two to five years, then pay shall mean any dwelling, or af=f / excellent condition. Must sell. cleaning, mowing lawns, pro------the balance without penalty. ■7- IS SO ^AUCH FOR REVERSE fesslonal experience In win------Call 646-0129 MEX3HANIC work evenings on that part of any dwelling . PSyO-AOLC LOST — Top of baby’s stroUer, 649-2073, 643-6932. No brokers’ fee, no appraisal dow wasliing and rug ^lam- MHIlHCryi plnsetter machine, full-time. containing one or more navy and green plaid. 646-4601. ~ ' fee. Call now. Immediate serv­ J rooming units. In which WELL, HE IS, pooins- cau 649-8894.______Dressmdcing 19 ------Must have some machine ex- ice. Mortgage Finance Co., space Is let by the owner ISN'T H E? LOST — Passbook No. W6678 TfUCks — TraCtan 5 WANTED Bar maids and cock- perience. Apply In person, Ver- POWER MOWERS, hand mow- \rrm-MTnT-Mnv1, hot pants nr 243-1416, 653-7162. tall waitresses. Evenings 6 to „„„ Lanes, Route 83,' Vernon. or operator to more than Savl^ Bank of Manchester. 1950 DODGE pickup, good con- ers sharpened-repalred. Elec- pant suits. Whatever you g—j ^ ^ 1 a.m., call 872-8381, ask for ------three persons who are not AppUcaUon made for payment, ^ ^ 3 5 trie hedge clippers, small gar- would like, we will make It for BuSinOSS OppartUlllty 28 Skip. TWO CARPENTERS wanted, husband or wife, son or LOST — Passbook No. B4148. 643-2686. den tools, scissors. Pick up you. 649-6317. ------— — ------— ------— ------experienced In commercial daughter, mother or father, PART-TIME help wanted eve- ^ ,y ^ q Savings Bank of Manchester. and delivery. Shaipall, 6 4 3 ------or sister or brother of the ^ 7 -/r 6305 anytime. CUSTOM tailored ladles’ dress- EARN $15,000-$25,000. nlngs for telephone work. Ap- cheater Parkade, Manchester, owner or operator; provid­ C Hn fc, MtA. Uc, TA*. i., M ow . Application made for payment. AulO AcceSSOrieS-TilOS 6 ply In person, Manchester ^ ^.^ . es, suits, alterations and 170 ed that hospitals, homes for TWO handymen want a variety AS A Credit Bureau, 983 Main St. ______costume Jewelry In your stone SHELL DEALER the aged, and other institu­ \ ‘That’* what I hate about parks!” of Jobs by day or hour. We preference. 649-1133. COMPOSITORS hand. first \ COUNTER GIRL wanted for tions licensed by the State *c^l^64^mo^ P®'^ clean yards, atUcs and ceUars. Ambitious man desired now shift, to $160. plus, 36^ hours, 646-2859. fast food dairy bar, experienc­ Department of Health under Reasonably. Call 643-6306. for existing 4-bay service good benefits. No fee. GUIs S ed preferred but wlU train if Chapter 333 of the General Maving - station located on Main St. Employment, 75 Pratt St., ______^ <, TWO 16’’ aluminum mags, fits r e WEAVING of bums, moth- Statutes shall not be re- / - 7 ^ Trucking • Storage 20 In Manchester. Excellent op­ you qualify. Must be able to Hartford, 625-4758. AutamobfieS Far Solo 4 Chevrolet. two American holes, zippers repaired. Wln- work through November. gfarded as rooming houses MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Motor factory mags. Holley 4- dow shades made to measure, MANCHESTER __ Deddvery- portunity for aggressive type or as subject to the provi­ individual who desires to be Hours varied. For- Interview PART-TIME men or students NEES) CAR? Credit very bad? barrel dual feed carburetor, all size Venetian blinds. Keys trucking and package ifc- for collection of orders, major sions of this Ordinamce. I BY DICK CAVALLl his own boss. apply at Dairy Queen, 242 A PICTURE OF AAE AND WINTHROP Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- 644-1088. made vrtille you wait. Tape re- uyery. Refr^rators, washers Broad St. between 9:30 a.m. U. S. corporation. Must have This Ordinance shall take ef- MY GRADUAnN© CLfiGS. LONERIN est Douglas accepts lowest — corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 ^nd stove moving, si>ecialty. WHAT^TTHAT DtVi SHELL OFFERS: and 12 noon. neat appearance. Call Mr. feet ten (10) days after this OOUEGE WANT TO SEE WHAT TORN IN MOIR T in u , down, smallest payments, any- — Main St., 649-5221. Folding chairs for rent, 649- h a n g in g O J MARGOT fONTEVN ... ------Roberts 249-3073. publication In this newspaper TOO. T LEARNED IN where. Not small loan finance irQllcra “ ------^ > Excellent Paid Training L OEPTCE manager for 3-girI------provided that within ten (10) ')OUR OFFICE VOUtRE RNISHED/ company plan. Douglas Mo- M abilc HamOS -A APPUANCEJS moved, efficient- BALLET CLASS 6 • Financial Assistance general insurance office. Must days after this publication of WALL/ HOWIE-? TODAY? tors, 346 Main.

rooms located ait lake must be 6 p.m. ing and be capable of substan- RETAIL SALESMAN. Apply In cent of the electors of the $300. Savings'^ Bank of Man­ moved by fail. 876-1666 or 742- B. H. MAGOWAN JR. ft Sons, • Many more benefits tial responslbiUty. Jewell-Eng- jierson. Rizzo Pools, Vernon Town, as determined from the Pwmmm’sYm I j 1111 chester, 646-1700. WASHING machine repairs, interior and exterior painting, 8 6 6 6 . land Insurance, Manchester, circle, Vernon, Conn. latest official lists of the Regls- ITT RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, paper hanging. Thirty years GET THE FACTS! 1969 NEWPORT, 62x12, 2 bed- Maytag. Reasonable rates, experience,______four generations. Conn. 646-4662. ------;------— trars of Voters has not been filed with the Town Clerk re­ ...... 1963 OLDSMOBILE, 4-door, fair rooms, furnished or unfumish- Owner ci Pike Coin Wash and pree esUmates, fuUy Insured. Call week days 528-9401 MONEY MONEY liioneV condition. Best offer. 646-8636. ed, immediate occupancy Dry Cleaning, « 6 West Middle 643-7361. Mr. Palumbo. Nights and Earn $M to $60 psrt-Ume. Car Help W oiltod- questing Its reference to a spe- clal Town election. 1964 FORD country Squire. 9- m m o T 64'I-m9^ nEiT.mr: specialist expert weekends call 1-666-6160, necessary. Call 669-0098, 629- M a le O f F e m a le Donald D. Wells, passenger wagon, go^ cwidl- ______;______^ ^ 1 ------workmanship. One ceUlng or Mr. JarviS. H22. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Ut_ 'JA EXCELLENT opportunity full Secretary Oon, $460. or best offer. 649- , ’ SPACE AGE travel MAN with lawn mower and ^ you, ceilings repaired and p. auMi nil Cr. A ^ y -t r 1971 2 1 7 7 or part-time to enter real es­ Board of Directors DON'T WORRY. BUZ traUer with 4 ^ I t - l n bunk ^ c k w ^ ts Jobs m o ^ pointed. Reasonable rates ^ t e feiieil U ll t.0 . ^ tate field. Very attractive com­ Manchester, Conn. AND I WILL HELP beds, sleeps , fully self-con- lawns and removing rubbish, (-.jjj 649-6993. rSlva., iuasi 649-4619. 6 mission. We will train you. Dated at Manchester, Connec­ 1966 DODGE Coronet 600, 383 tained. Includes many acces- Experienced and reasonable. -----_____ ------. ^ ^ Hartford, Conn. BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE engine, automatic, bucket Jesdor Realty. 742-9567. ticut this 12th day of July 1971. CAPTAIN EAST sories. 649-1861. Dave, 876-6869. E Prompt service, fully insured. cylinder, standard. $300. 1961 TRIUMPH, chopper, candy 649-4291. SUNOCO ■ MATURE Mother’s Helper — Requires accurate t3rplst willing to learn NCR operation. Satisfaction guaranteedi ■ Call From July 2Mh for three • Phone after 6 p.m., 643-0274. Ume green; 660 cc, 14’’ extend- ^ t *irr.Avn»nn _ Jerry Kenny, 649-3889, Hours 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Apply at ed forks, pull-back bars, pea-, ‘ Dealerships available weeks. References required. (f f / i 1982 PONTIAC Tempest staUoii tank, contour seat, less contractor. Additions, jjemod- jjjg jjjB ^ u ts ia e painting. Spe- Transportation necessary. Call A L L E Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN * wagon. Good and clean, In best motor, ®hng. Md repairs. Call My- rates- for people over 65. in 646-3784. running condition. Reason for 649-6126. ^*"® **'®® estimate. 875- competitors, then call CHENEY BROS. NOW S'POSE '»t3U BO© O N CE T H E Y G ET TKN O W GET MORE OUT of life! More selling, have larger car. Price ------^ — 1642. Estimates given. 649-7863. Manchester & Tolland aET ACOUAJNTED EACH OIHERiTHEYLU money, more friends, more ' 31 COOPER HILL ST., MANCaiESTER WHILE I SEE IF I p r o b a b iv b e c o m e BY MILTON CANIFF $300 or make an otter, 876-4026. m o % m cc 3 cjd- CARPENTRY and remodeling. fun. Call now and learn about f CAN CATCH A FISH inseparable / STEVE CANYON inder, mint condition. $1,660 or dor^^ PAINTING and decorating . - , Excellent profit potential being an Avon Representative. O R TWO./ 1966 CHEVROLET Impala, 4- best offer. 872-6969. rec rooms,B, uuniiciB, 1UI.V.11C1U, interior, RvtBrlor.exterior, vlnvlvinyl nanerpaper IF THE INCOGNITO V ^ l, WISH TO TAKE \ ^ I L L YOU TKY^ NOT that YOuV^YOOR SFbUSE AMY V I THOUGHT THAT additions and garages. Call Call 289-4922. ADVANTAGE OF HIS \MY SCHEME? Bt A BieAMIS I - WOUCU MOVt: WO door, standard, very good con­ hanging, free estimates, • Paid training KINfi THOUGHT HE 1971 HONDA 460 cc, Scrambler. Tom Corbitt, 648-0086. WAS BEING OUPED PROTECTION TO SAVE BECAUSE SHE DOES HOW COULD YOU EVER dition, $750. 643-0618. prompt, efficient service. WAITRESSES wanted for Must be seen to appreciate. HE MISHT HARM MY SKIN... NCTTKNOWHOWTO AGAIN GOTOTHEOFFttR? DORMERS, garages, porches, Economy Painting Co., East • Financial assistance REFRIGERATION AVOID IT/.. CLUB WnHAUWBREAK- I960 SUNBEAM 'Hger, black, fi_o60. 649-4266. morning, afternoon, evenings, YOUR LADY... rec rooms, room additions, 'ft WANTED 1 ING WIFE ? high performance 289, headers, Hartford, 628-0074. detafls call dally, Mr. Cox and weekends. Pleasant sur­ kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, mags, much'more. $1,496. Call MOTORCYCLE Insurance oimi 'T.J.x.j . ruai'ii'iiwrtaiFLANNIGAN «ft SONS — ------668-3400.------— Eves, ft •Weekends, Mr. roundings, good working con­ AIR CONDITIONING Call Betty Turner, at the siding, general repaid. Qual- papering. Fully Spllecki, 649-6446. ditions. Call from 3 to 5:30 p.m. only, 647-1691. FIRST CLASS 1 Crockett Agency, for low rates Ity worknmnshlp. FteM cl^ insured, workmen’s compensa- Serviceman wanted. Must be 1968 FORD convertible, V-8, including passenger liability, available. Economy Builders tion, Uabllity, property dam­ MATURE women for diversi­ experienced, full time. LATHE HAND 1 '‘ o'*’'* automatic. Good running con- 643.1577, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Inc., 643-6169, 872-0647, , eve age. CaU 643-1949. OPPORTUNITY. now avaUable fied office >duties, calculator^ dltion, needs little body w o r k .------nlngs. . to business minded people. Set CALX. 644-1611 Apply: 1 -tt-. %n^ 7'lS .lAfc . typing and blUlng. Full-time, 7 -IS t Wl h NtA lx. 7 your own income. Pull training C Business Services 13 WES ROBBINS Carpentry re- in small office. Apply in per­ METRONICS, INC. 1 ____ modeling specialist. Additions, BOLTON provided. Early retirement son, Manchester Pipe ft Sup­ WOODCOCK - posslblity. For Interview write Route 9 ft 44-A 1 L A N C B L O l BY COKER and PENN MGB-GT 1967, Mlchelin tires, BRUSH chipper rental, Stop rec rooms, dormers, porches, ply, 160 Hartford Rd. use cabinets, formica, bullt-lns. Box 108, Manchester, Cotm. REFRIGERATION Bolton, Conn. 1 NElSHeoe/MOUSURE new exhaust, runs well but pollution, chip brush, PUBLIC I've GOT TO HI, needs new clutch. Best offer chips for mulch. Special bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. PILGRIM MILLS, 99 Loomis AlARE LUCKY TO HAVE AN COLUMBIA — Huge colonial St. hais openings for women to FIX THIS WIRE over $600. Must seU. 666-8479. prices for contractors, 742- NOTICE IKKINGUI?ANCe EALESMAN MASONRY work all types stone rtyle three story building, two — ''<;ur" rnTt^^uV” ONOJK TV f ______8282. The Bolton Zoning Board of LIVING RIGHT NE)a POOP. and concrete, no Job too small, ANTENNA/ 1963 BUK3K LaSabre, power creio, Iiu juu ^ gjg hold a public acre plus. Suitable antiques. •taering, gnod condition. .649-649- ULiiu-nr GOT irucauig,trucking, uuuodd jwuo,Jobs, also over zv2^ years exi>erlence. Free Apply Miss Coburn, 646-1414. LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON D > _«./*,» iQMrB AnnllfUlneS.' BaHTV.at, h s ^ p4U after 4 p.m. _ h o u s e c l e a n *., m .n ,. ASSEMlItERS ______Burning ba , or 644-297 . appeal of Cllf- C Mary Benoit, ' r 742-8474, ’ShTSw Szeluga ings, preferably Monday and Cepf- '71 Oi« I feeivie* Cfp 715 le* U.S Pel. OF. 1968 PLYMOUTH GTX, custom 644-1776. First shift openings for assemblers. w nnlnf n«w tires immaculateImmaculate ------—— NEWTON n.H. onuAn SMITH «ft uvaaik SONS. — auiu ford A. Treata. a.— ™for rpermission------to iteaity, 742-8530. Friday. Own transportation. *1 ano Call anytime, MASONRY — Brick, block. Remodeling, repairing, addl- divide a R-3 Zone lot situated on 643-6342. FuU-Time Work. ’k^ 0445 atone, cement work and re- tlons, rec rooms, porches and the easterly side of Vernon 848-4263, 668-0446. ______pairs' Including fireplaces and roofing. No Job too small. Call Road at Bolton Lake, Into two Private Instructions 32 NURSERY school operator, Apply 9 a.m. - IZ noon, Monday - Friday. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent patios. 649-1604. 649-3144. undersized lots. ATTENTION: Parents interest- Manchester apartment com­ onnHition new brakes. Must ------f ------Bolton Zoning ec^ in' having children tutored plex has nursery scho hr hU. IM . T M U S. P t; Otf. Fee an hour $5. 1971-1072 school year. Send 643-0213. rotary blades._ Quick service.______„„ Chairman resume and salary require' REGENT STREET, MANCHESTER lOTO OLDSMOBn^ Cutlass Su- Capitol Equipment Co., 88 •GUTTEM ar^ rorfs, M i ^ a Morris Sllverstein,, EXPERIENCED certified menU to Nursery School, P.O. 648-2111 J rem eT ^ tS le. white, 860 Main St., Manchester. Hours rep^red ^ d «P*aced.^Rea- Box 3197, Hartford, Conn., sonable prices. E'ree estimates, • Secretary teacher wUl tutor any grade. cuWc Inch, ,410 h.p. Best ot­ dally 7:30-6, Thursday, 7:80-9. Call 649-6628. 06103. Saturday, 7:80-4. 613-7968. 646-1809. ■ ter. CaU 6^814'7. BIANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, tfltJRSDAY, JtJLY 15, 1971 p a g e n i n e t e e n PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVETHNO HERALD* MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1971 Houses For Sde 72 Houses For Sde 72 Hohsm For Sole Out eff Tewh Out off Tewn Household Goods 51 Out off Town 72 Hemet Fer Sale 72 Hemet Fer Sole 72 Out eff Tewn Boston-Miami Speed Rails 6 6 Fer Sole 75 Fer Sole 75 For Sole 75 For Rent MANCHESTER — Slx-famUy CAPE to excellent cixidition. SEWING Machine — Singer MANCHESTER * WARANOKE RD. Touch and eew In walnut caM- BERRY'S WORLD MANSFIELD — Small tour- Offered by the and a two-famOy. Bine c o r ­ Rec room, aluminum siding, NORTH CXIVENTRY — Just soim i WINDSOR — Immacu- country sised lot. Four rooms On Bicenteniiial Schedule CLASSIFIED net, dame, mends, embroi­ 4(oom^oom nancnRanch on a8 aacres c r e s ofok land. uum . < don throutfiout, a good Inv^- FINEST SCHOOL AND 4-bedroom home, to fine garage, new roof, furaace, listed 7-room Cape. Carpettog, la^e 6-room Raised Ranch, 8 each floor, owner’s has fire- WASHINOTON (AP) — Tile Government officials hero ders, monograms, etc. Origi­ Couple only. Security deposit TYT TTT "DTJ m«it. Seccndaiy residential area. ’Tremen­ dishwasher. Swimming pixd bulH-to kitchen. Assumable baths, 3 rooms partially fin- RESIDENTIAL AREA place. Scarce price of $28,900. Department of TranspiwtaiUoii said a tolevlslMi presentation a nally over $300. Special, $01.00. required. 1-684-4881. JT JTllJU D IX lV vlX avall^le. Owner has other In- dous location and priced to wlUi privacy and beautiful mortgage. ’Treed acre. Only ished* lower level. Only $84,900. Wolverton ..Agency, Realtors, today a laek farce l» year ago revived Interest to the ADVERTISING cash or terms. Call 028-02p0. teresia. 80s. Widverton Agen­ Im m a cu la te 7-room E n glish <3o- sell. Drive by, signs on trees. $26,900. CaU Paid Shaw* $26,900. Pasek Reedtors, 289- Hayes Agency 646-0181. ROCKVEZJE — 5-room dufdex, 649-2818. studying the possibility of de- Imaginative plan and convinced D ea ler cy, Realtors, lotilal, 8 bedro(Hns, 1% baths, property. T. J. CYockett, Real Estate, 649-8867, 668-9320. 7476 — 742-8243. residential nelghtXNdiood, $160. eat-ln. kitchen (bullt-tos), laun­ - HEBRON — One year young, ANDOVER — 4-room Ranch, veloptog a high-speed rail link many that It had ccnslderable CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS KCK WMSWIER’S moat dealre- Realtor, 643-1677. ClEAN, used refrigerators, monthly, utUltlca not Included. AGENCY dry and screened porch. adja- ______$27,900 — BIGHT-RCJOM C3ol(> BOL’TON LAKE — Six-room u A R ‘Raised Ranch, ’three breeseway, garage, full base- between Boston and Miami to potential. 8 AJL to 4:30 PM. ranges, automatic washers 878-0886, 7:80-6:80 p.m. aUo location, large 4-bedrown emt, attractive living room, MANCHES’TER — Brick 7-room to-law quarters. Alumi- home, rec room, fleldstone bedrooms, two fireplaces, acre ment, 2 acres, VA approved, time for U.S. bicentennial cle- ibe ’Transportatton depart- with guarantees. See them at ■ ; CONTEMPORARY L Shaped executive Raadi on dW, formal dining room, all Colonial, 1% baths, garage, ex- P***® Typlc^ elegance at immediate occupancy. Char- bratlons In 1976. ment study will look Into Oie D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Ranch. Redwood and Birch ex­ has all the moot desired fea­ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT city utlUfies,; $29,700. Call Su­ cellent condition, wall-to-waU tern. Off East (Tenter St., trees. 38x12’ cement patio. On water, modest price. Plano Agency, Bon Agency, 643-0688. ’Ihe task force had planned to feasibility of suidi a project and Main St. CaU 648-2171. Rusort Propurffy terior, on wooded lot, 1% acres tures plus many extrM. Re­ zanne Shortsi 646-3238. carpettog, new 2-zone heating Hutchins Agency, Realtors, $23,900. Flano Agency, 646- 646-2677. VERNON make Its report to Secretary of the poeslble means of ftoamdng «:M PJL DAT BEFORE POBUCATIOK For Runt 67 with a view. Five bedrooms, 2 placement coat appral^ at system, screened patio. Must 649-6324. 2677. / REIFIRIOERATOR — «q)art- FULL-SHED CAPE ’Transportatton John A. Volpe an undertoking that could cost DeadUne lor Satnrdair and Monday U 4:N p.m . Frida* fireplaces, family room, den, 2- over, $68,000. owner J. WATSON BEACH CO. EAST HARTTURD Law- ment slse, Uke new, $70. 80” B eautifu l be seen. ^ n g $ ^ . Freeh- MANCHESTER - 2 -fa m lly , b OLTUN — Pour - bedroom gt. 2-famUy house, 6 -4% this m(xeed but the program Is not even to ly house, large rooms, new *«>*"«- aluminum siding, room. ’Treed lot. R.H. Uimig room, large dining Pasek Realtors, MLS, 289-7476, miniature, AKC, two perma­ ble and benches. Picnic grill. TRADER ”P” — Antiques, COLUMBIA LAKE — 4-roomt,- .— .. white storms and , screens. . 0404024. U OL W would enable the railroads to the budget,” he said. fu rn a ce , fuU basem ent. F u lly roerf, .double g a ra g e , la rg e B a rry R e a lto r, 646^)882, room, kitchen, three bed­ 742-8243. nent shots, 9 weeks old, very 648-5044. used furniture and appliances, cottage, boat, aU facUlUes. flmptace equlpm ^, lawn and rooms, family room and BARROWS and WALLACE CO. at.ract much of the Florida tiAKBWOOD arcle, 8 bedroom rented. Call now. Only $29,900. Ireed lot. Low 80s, Hayes reastmable. Call 289-5228. 60 Pearl St., Manchester. Open Ideal for children. Reasonable. E««len tocria. $83,600. MANCHESTER — New Itotlng, two-car garage, ’Two barns NORTH (TOVENTRY — Just Manchester Parkade, Manch. produce traffic now handled by ALUMINUM screen - storm Colotdal, carpeting, appU­ dally and evenings. We buy H a y es A g en cy , 646J1131. A g en cy , 646-0181. preferred west side locaticm. and deg/ pen complete the 649-6808 trucking lines and would en- GREAT DANE puppies, AKC doors, built-in bath tubs, lava- ***^*®*- GRACIOUS antique colonial in ances, laundry room, screw­ listed, imm8u:ulate 7 - room Bay State House and sell. 643-6046. Immaculate 6H-room Ansaldl picture. 'Price only $84,900. Raised Ranch. Double garage, ELUNGTON — New 4 - bed- banco the passenger aiqieals of fawn with high black masks, torys, toilets, kitchen cabinet exceUent condition, 8 fireplaces. ed porch, 2-car garage, wood­ MANCHESTER—Five bedroom CAPE — Acroes street from built ranch. 2-car garage, well Call John McLaughlin at beamed celling to Uvtog room, room (Tolonials overlooking El- trains, advocates said. excellent pedigree. Allegro’s sinks, metal waU cabinets, hot SEWING machines 1971 push ^ IS bewtltuUy decorated rooms, ed grounds. CaU owner, 649- Brick Colonial. Ideal central Areptoce, May Cut Size Wonted To Ront aluminum siding,, carpeting. landscaped. Hurry! Hayes 649-6806. Acre treed lot. $33,9(X). Pasek itogton Ridge Oxmtry Club. 3^3 service at much higher Danes 1-637-5473. w a ter furnace. 648-2406, 643- button zlg-sag, unclaimed lay­ modem eat-ln kitchen, formal 8690. location to preferred neighbor^ EUlERLiT geidleman seeks Uving and dining room, break- „ ,, r- , . garage, absolutely Immacu- Agency, 646-0131. Realtors, MLS, 269-7476, 742- Low, low, 40s. (Tarriage Real- gpeeda already Is to operation BOSTON (AP) — The Massa- 1442. away, $46.60. Slnghr slg-sag ^ a w h i d h t BR— 48 Jensen St. 1^ . ^venlent to every- 3^ Estate, 643- ty, 646-1110. with cabinet, oziglnaUy over quiet room and board with fast room, 8 sitting rooms, 4 • • B art- |y—_ a view from every wln- ______ty. 646-1110, Jack Hearn, 872- south of Washington, and crea- resentatlves. c<^e,' brown and white, free rage, large lot,...... famUy room, dining room, 2 baths, fire- . lots from $6,600 and up. Flano (x>VENTRY — 7-room custom WE BUT, and seU used fur- I mean, they were able to find TEN friendly nations he ment or bouse for rent. Men- $48,000. condltian. Quiet area. Immedi­ to go^ home. 647-0763. ’TRUCK TOP for 8’ pick up. 1% baths, $88,200. Keith Real place, garage. Dick Lemieux, Agency, 646-2677. ______built Ranch. ’Two fireplaces, TOLLAND — New white (Tdo- ^^68.______yon of a Ui* with Atlanta now amendment, which would idture, appUances etc. Week­ Chester vicinity. 2464020. ate occupancy. Asking $27,600. 8’x6’xS0”, green. Could be could visit!" 7-ROOM COLONIAL, foraud pVediette RealUws, 647-9998. Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. 649-9737, Helen D. Cole, Real- t o d l a n d — Acre lot $8,000. ®’Ara large rooms Garage, nial. 8 rooms, 1,920 square ... . ^ ______bypassed by the Seaboard reduce the membership of the SCOTCH ’Terrier puppies, days, and evening^, 13 Oxford t area, feet, 2Vi baths, center foyer, W O lirea — RCOl ESratV 77 Coast Line to Florida, would House from 240 to 160, advanced used for camping. $76. 742- «Wntag room, modem country ------^ to r, 6434S666. V ern on - A cre , high sce n ic i® v black, AKC, championship St., Manchester or caU 648- settle SEVEN-ROOM 646- 6141. slse kitchen with buUt-lns, flrri REDUCED, muri MU, cape, estab------^ ^ Coventry - ’Two »^900. Hayes Agency, oversized 2-car garage, $M,- ajrrJTVfl vour hnmn or •'icre- permit estabUshment —- of ------attrac- on a rui-oo201-86 rollrun eiuicall toui Uiothe House blood lines, need someone to 8841 an ytim e. IIIW ftlllM III J IUU0IIV Ushed nelghboritood. central, MANCHEIS’IER — Immaculate 900. T.J. CJrockett, Realtor, ■ Uve tours to historic polnto in Senate meeting JotoUy In floor famUy room, 2 fireplaces, estate, 2-famUy 4%-4 rooms, wooded building lots, $3,600*- Olodi love. 643-1246. ______Aportmenta-Flats- AportmenM-Rots- For Sale 70-A excepUonaUy weU kept home. •eporate furnaces and baae- weU landscaped, aluminum 6-room Ranch plus 12x17’ fam- .. „ „ _ (usnini ------. .. 876-6279. Ice call T,niita Dlmock Real- original colonies In con- conauuiuonaiconstltuUonal touvoiiumi.convention. 6 yards $20. sand, gravel, ROOM..™? TenemenH " 63 Tenemeiita 63 ment, 100* frontage plus Owtory Bstorms u jn iu ana and iB^ns, screens, finishedimisnea Uyuy room.ivuin. Three xiuec h large u bc bed- i»cu- ______each. Hayes-______Agency, — 646-0131.__ T - - »— U :----- ^. - . J-w ______; m ^ _____ t r , i- ___ nooo necUixi With bicentennial <»aer- 'Die amendment must also be YEAR OLD German Shep- pad, avacado, exceUent con­ $89,900. ______wYOTanruTam aia fin YOUNG 16 units. Ideal Invest- rec room, walk-out basement, rooms, fireplaced living room, SEVERAL buUdtojl lots to Man- I^ ch , ^ th m ag^cent riew (HVENTRY Lake area, ty. Realtors, 649-9823.______v a n ces. ap proved b y the 1971-72 session t stone, manure, pool, and patio dition, $50. 742-6868. Z H TOWIfflOUSB, 4% fOOIM, fin- rwal gtiucturaUy sound buUding 84x 5 herd-Bnglirii setter cross sand. 643-0604. ment and, tax shelter. Over 7.R0OM RAISED ranch, an Im- 34’ at redr. ExcieUent Invest­ 8-sone heat. Immediate occu- attached garage. Private yard, cheater. Ask for Mr. PhUbrick, ®f counttj^de, 2V4 baths, - 4 -n ^ ^ s e g CASH for your property Tlie plan first was propoaed of the legUUture, Uien win 0 9 - breed spayed female. Free to ______MANCHES’TER — Brownsteme tahed room in basement Heat,- ELECTRIC WesUnghouse $80,000 income. Carriage Real- home taatefuUy dec- ment for smart buyer. OeU pancy, $89,600. Kieth Real Es- 20s. Wolverton Agency, Re- pbUhrick Agency, 648-4200. L^l^privl. within 24 hours. Avoid red two years ago by a group of proval during the 1973-74 session kind home. ChUdren’s pet. CHIIDREN’S Book Sale, rea- Apartments, one and two-bed- hot water, appUances. AvaU- stove, good condition, $60. 649- reom apartments, ample clos- able August 1st 640-8804. . ty, 646-1110. orated, richly carpeted, 2% owner 640-1019 after 6 p.m. tate, 646-4126, 648-1922. altors, 649-2813. 640-2126. sonable; skates, miscellaneous. A-ZONE buUding lot to conve- 6806. eta, heat, hot water, carpeting, _ . ^ ------baths, pemeled fireplace, fam- Crockett Realtor, 643-1677. A^ncy, 646-0181. calling themselves Polls 76. ate. Friday and Saturday, 10-6. 30 appUances, alr-ccndlUoner, AVAILABLE August 1st JJ®***^ Uy room with buUt-in bar and TWO ACRES, custom 31-33 HOMESTEAD ST., duplex, SUPERB 3-bedroom (Tolonlal to location, nicely treed and 876-6279. _ . __ • A______beaut'ful Lakewood CSrcle $6,600. Wolverton Agency, Judith Dr., Manchester. ONE 11x11 gold rug, one l!lxl4 parking. Aug. 1st occupancy, room apartment second Door, Land FOT SoW 71 telck waU, centraUy alr^sondl- Jtnnch, foyer, family room, 2 exceUent condition, 2-car ga­ Articles For Sale 45 area, exceptional home on 3-^tors. 649-2813. blue gcreen rug, m bber pads In­ adults. CaU 646-1769. stove, parking Included. Honed,...... beautifully treed and baths, 2-car garage, tantaU^ rage, lot 100x126. Marion E. ’TWO 3 ton General Electric wa­ PICNIC tables, extra sturdy, EdI cluded. 649-4088. Adults, no pets. OaU 64^1028 COVENTRY — Apfaoodmately landscaped grounds. Located be- Ing views. Htkchlns Agency, Robertson, Realtor, 643-6063. wooded lot, $36,000. Call War- bolted, 30-36-40” wide tops, 6-6- ren E. Howland, Realtor, 648- MANCHESTER — AA zone, .7 ter cooled commercial air-con­ 4H-ROOM apartment second before 4 p.m. • acres wooded,^ ^ m tween 2 golf courees. Realtors, 6494824. ditioning units. $160 each. 644- 7-8-10’ long. From $25. up de------town road. Good location. Ask------— ------—------. . . . ----- $19,000 — 8-BEDROOM Ranch, 1106. acre, heavily wooded, privacy Uvered. W. 2Slnker, 876-0397. BEEffiOOM ivart. ing $8,600. Owner-Agent T43- AMSTON LAKE 8-room cottage, NINE-ROC^I enstm W UOiW extra treed lot, fuU basement. lot, adjoins water shed. 649- 0604. Musical. Instnimenta 53 water, disposal, parking, base­ ’iminc ment carpet redecorated, 858()^ 743-8474. completely furnished right down rison Ooionlslcolonial 3400 so. sq. leet 2-car garage, oil heat. Keith PITKBN - Porter St aroa, 6- FENDER super reverb amp, ment. Available Aug. 1st.. $186. SPOTS before your eyes, on heat hot water, garage, ator- ■ -— ------to the dishes. Extra lot includ- hedrooma, offiea, VA Real Estate, 646-4126, 6494022. oW alu^um sided cus- _____ menthly, adulU. CSU 649-4864 ______Building lot, your new carpet, remove them Boats & Accessories 46 $176. Mosilte guitar, $160. 046- age. Nice yard. Qtoet walk to MANCHHISTER—^28 acres with $14,900. d o u b le garage, carpetiiic. '______I______tom buUt, 8-room Garrison. (COVENTRY after 4 p.m. FamUy room ■with beamed cleaned, 60x100’. Swanson Rd. with Blue Lustre. Rent elec­ everything. Avallalde J u ly frontage for two buUding lota. ____ Hayes Agency, 846-4111. QERICH’S Marina Service, an- ______celling and buUt-to bar, dream price $ ^ . Phone 876-4026. tric aliampooer $1. Custom 10th. Security. |100. P hone Evenlnga 872-4424, daya 666-. MANCHESTER 4-bedroom SpUt thorlied Evlnrude outboard HAGSTROM n electric guitar, SiIANCHESTER one - bedroom level, 8 baths. 2 fireplaces, 2- MANCHESTER — $24,600. 7- OCCASIONALLY kitchen with barbecue, etc. ------— Squares, 18 Summer St, Man­ motor sales and service. Also with amp. CaU 649-4367 after 644-2776 after 8 p.m. 4477. garden type apartment, $160 car attached garage, huge 80x10 room Cape, central location. etc. (Tall Now. Hayes Agency, chester, 648-9892. boating acceasorlea. 1082 Tol­ 4 p .m . including heat and appUances. uvYrm wrtrvufi first floor, rec room, sundeck off master famUy room, garage, 60x130 A house to this price cata- 646-0181. Out off Town land Tpke. Buckland, Conn. P aul^ Dougan Realtor, 049- ROOMS, lot. A real ■value. Bel Air Real SUMMERTIME...AND THE UVIW SOUP’S on the rug, that is, so large yard, cellar storage, ga­ Houses For Sale 72 bedroom, well treed and land- gory, quality and size will For Sale 648-3868. 4086. 3 — — - ____ scaped lot with fiogrioned patio Estate, 048-9882. be put on the market for MANCHESTER — ’Tanner St., p rices on everyttiing you need clea n th e qK>t w ith B lue Lus- Antiques 56 rage, Hartford Rd., $146. MANCHESTER We're tiosinQ down and barbecue. Preferred neigh- some lucky someone. Seven- Just listed, 6-room expandable tre. Rent electric shampooer SPECIAL — 18’ WeUcraft Boat NEWER One-bedroom apart­ monthly. CaU 04M871. 122,000 THREE - BBUJROOM CGVENTRY (north) to fix up, spruce up . inside. outside room (Tape, family room, Cape, fireplace, garage, $1. Plnewood Furniture Shop. with trader and 86 h.p. John- ^ ^ ^ , ments from $106 per month R a n ch , aty sewers, dty PLUCK A PLUM 84 WELLS ST. — 6-room duplex Uke home, hatha. Mainte­ 4 bedrooms, garage. Only beautiful treed yard. Should go aH around the house. son. Also come In and see the and 3-bedroom apartments, water, fuU basement. Hutchins Or peach or pear off your own TAG SALE — Tuesday through apartment, $180. R.H. Real Es­ nance-free exterior. DouUe ga.- 4.tnnr apartment—good in- $26,000. (Tall now, Diane Fel­ WeUcraft boats, 16’ to 24’. Ma- -^***“3 CaU 643-9831. from $200 per month. Paul W. rage. Hayes Agency, 648-0181. come. OaU for details. Agency, Realtors, 649-6824. fruit trees. Check this ntoe-rwm IS EASY! Thursday, tiU dark. Miscel­ tate, 646-7900. lows, 646-4678 tors, 647-B91I8. ______overstosd Cape for size. Two rine supplies a ^ accessories, .j h j j b i RCHEIS Antique Route Dougan Realtor, 649-4686.' laneous household Items, chU-. BOL’TON LAKHl-WeU buUt 2- MANCHESTER — Dutch Obto- MANCHESTER — 4-bedroom ocree o f dren’s toys and games. 86 used motors. Capitol Equip- ^ a , Ashfo^ Conm July and MANCHESTER on e- MANCHESTER ment, 38 Main St., Manches­ August week days by appoint­ bedroom retirement home, ga- nlal, 6% rooms, gas hot vt^ er Bigelow St. bedroom apartment on Main heat, waU-to-waU carpeting, 5toto®thls a co^ tiy e_8tate for ter. 643-7968. ment. Open Sundays 1-0. CaU Furnished place, large enclosed heated only $88,900. (TaU J. McLaughUn, St., $167 per month Including 2 HOMES IN RESIDENCE near school, bus, shopping. 742-6607. PASEK porch, 2-car garage, 140’ front- 649-6806. SCREENED loam, sand, gravel, q UTBQARD 7 h.p. 1970 Eska appUances, air and carp ets.______Aportmeiih 63-A AAZONE 9-ROOM COLONIAL. Large r*i«r Bon Agency, 648-0683. Realtors MLS processed gravel, stone, flU age, treed yard. Priced to sell, soUd state, gear shift, UtUe Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 649- s ja b t HARTFORD — Singles modem Uteben vdth family ------—- Also bulldozer and backhoe use, exceUent condition, $126. 45 STEEP HOLLOW 4 bedrooms, 2% baUis, TWO acres, 7-room Raised 289-7475 742-8248 $31,900. Frechette Realtors, • • CS»L Vv * * WHfttfttefaWa Wanted - To Buy 58 preferred, nicely furnished room , m7-Q003 GIANT “All Weather” LAWN BUILDING J tervlce and drain fields. firm. 16 Avondale Rd., eve- LANE basement completely finished Ranch, l^t-tos, recreation BARROWS and WALLACE CO. I feel like the Patto Queeiri George H. Orlffing, Andover. ------: ----- T"::------r.------Arainvi nata all .loK two-bedroom ’Town house. $WU room, garage, georgeous view, nings. HOUSEHOLD lots — AnUques, h- i...— accommodate up to four. AvaU- off with-large picture, windows ------MANCHES’TER — Four-famUy Manchester Parkade, Manch. 742-7886. trie three and four-rotan deluxe 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 6-room Big enough to store all these! PICNIC TABLI^ bric.A-brac, locks, frames, H r . on rear waU at groi^ level. $82,900. Hutchins Agency, $12,900 — DOUBLE comer lot, ^f town location. AU 649-6806 12’ SAILFISH wooden sailboat. apartments. Carpet, garbage immeiUately. $ ^ . ------stone------Ranch------home.------7th room ^ posribUltles R ectors, 649-6834. HARDWARE HOUSEUIOLD furniture, piano glassware. We buy estates. 4-room house, o il heat, g o o d 3.xxx>m ^ icu tm e n ts fo r m ini- G ood running condiU en. $125. Village Peddler, Auctioneer, dlspoeal, heat and appUances Conl^, R ^ Estate As- jalousled sun porch over one- reduced to $46^MO End backyard cl utter.and give and drums, bricabrac. Marie furnished. Ceidral location, aoclatea, 648-6129. car garage. FuU basement with R” ®* roduced m 846,900. $26,900 — 6-ROOM Raised starter or retiremenf home, nmm matatenance. New heat- b o L/TON — 3-bedroom Ranch, 742-6906, anytime. 420 Lake St., Bolton, 649-3247. Keith Reed Estate, 646-4126, ing system. EhcceUent Invest- gimporch, garage, to-ground the garage back to the carl JiMt add flvs 8 ft. slats to places o f Clark, so Cooper St., Man­ Near Manchester Hospital and pij.T.TOfi’mTiT roc room and cedar u-ROOM CUSTOM RANCH, Ranch, quaUty cxmstructlan, 2" X 10* lumber and you'vs got a 9*®’1922. ment opportunity. Wolverton pool, many extras. Owner, Assem ble this big walk-in ch ester. WANTEU) — antique furniture, high school. $180 and $186. ft^nighed efficient apart- T®*?' WaU-to-waU carpeting througfa- raised hearth fireplace, stove, handsoma, low cost picnic tabla 1$4 baths, g a ra g e , trees. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 649-8647. %orage building yourself — you can easily assembla yourself. EXJR “ a Job weU done fe e lin g ” , Garden - Farm - glass, pewter, oil paintings or Phone 649-9268. ment, firenlace.fireplace, lUmUke ori^private flag^e patio to out, 8 baths, large rec room. MANCHESTER — Vernon line. other antique Items. Any quan­ rear, beautlfuUy landsciqied lot, opening VENTRY t .qIca _ $6,600 4- It’s all steel, double-ribbed'to Dairy Produch 50 tity. The Harrison’s, 648-8709, 100x240’. Many extrak. Large treed lot, 180x216’ with a 649-6324. park-Uke pine treed 146x200 pig rooms, completely redeco- summer .cottage. Private U tre. Rent electric shampooer ment equipped with all modem 1868. 166 Oakland Street. view . withstand high, winds and aiCM $1. E. A. Johnson Paint Co.,, BBIANS, Iceberg lettuce, beets. conveniences. Ample off-street 75 STEEP HOLLOW MANCHESTER, Uke new, ex­ lot, house absolutely immacu- rated. AppUances. Up and peach. June Ciood, 643-1837, late, privacy, $22,900. Moyer down. Minutes from shopping paaek Realtors, 280-7476. snow loads. Has roller-action 738 Mato St., Manchester, 649- squash. 21 Angel St., Manches­ parking. Rental $160. per c a p e :—F uU shed dormer, large quisitely reproduced authentic (also available with lumber) LANE Realtors, 643-0600. center. Quiet neighborhood. ------doors. No hingds to rust or 4601. ter. Rooms Without Board 59 month with , one-year lease and Business LoeoHont kitchen and Uvtog room, with 9’4-room Dutch Colonial on 180x240’ lot with many nice parir-Uke lot to prestige area. $24,700. CaU 646-1822 after 6 (TOVENTRY —Country Uvtog snap off. one month escrow.'CaU Jarvis 64 fireplace, den, 4 bedrooms, MANCHESTER - $26,900. 4-4, .;veekends anytime, high on a hUl, 7-room Co- CLEAN ruga, like new, so easy ROOM FOR rent, genUeman Realty Co., 643-1121. For Rent trees. Ten-room brick Ranch. 4 large lot. $26,900. ’Iltree fireplaces, 4 baths, first- Reg. $89.95 two-family. New kitchens, car- P "* ’ ^ lonlal, 11x24’ front-to-back Uv- to do with Blue Lustre. Rent only, free parkiiig, central #v*uiLrini*c*TAT niBMA Am . lAaaA bed room s, 2 b sth s, kitch en, dln- floor laundry room, 6-aone Household Goods 51 pettog, freshly decorated. TTwo n e W .USTING — 2 famUy. fireplace, 4 electric shampooer $1.. Olcott location, kitchen prlvUeges, THURSTON Apartxnento — 140 « l M ^ i S t ., neirtto CENTER ST. Large 10: heatiiig and much more. Must furnaces. Assume FHA mort- Double garage, stove, refrlger- ta»Hiw«Yia niinntaiim siding, NOW... Variety Store. EXCLUSIVE imports — ItaUan references required. 648-2693 lUUiard St,, Manchester. Open av<.Aii«ir ■___■____ formal dining room, 18’x28’ Uv- room Ookmlal may be used for ^ opportunity. Hayes gage. Hutchins Agency, Real- ator. Only $26,900. Pasek Real- *30 900. Austin A. Chambers, REDWOOD FURNITURE cribs, chrome and wood, Vic­ for aiqiototment only. for/ awm vmyour aii* IncarwkfsHfWItospeettem HdaUy, n l lV O9 <«-«» awwatwa aarlflawith fireplace anda ia /f tiAborne W tA Aor V A#Flf»dMIoffices, 1aS*Orullaige 1lota 6 swith v iffh ______akaa aa locatlon with buUding. CaU A g en cy , 646-0181. tors, 649-6324. tors, MLS, 289-7476, 742-8243. Realtor, MLS, 648-2825. For the good life, go redwood. Rugged- torian^ and modern. 644-4604. a.m. to 8 p.m. Three rooms ca th ed ra l celling. Screened pooslbUity at acquiring more L 646-2426, 9-6. beauty of pre-seasoned redwood lasts for THE THOMPSON House—Cot- featprtog 'wall-to-waU carpet, ______porch plus 12x24’ screened patio, land. MANCHESTER — Newly Uat- DIVAN, twin beds, reclining tage St., centrally located, MANCHESTER — 2-famUy, 36- MANCHESTER — Picture U ooLinUBIA — Pretty country years and years. It cares for Itselfl WOODUND shades, range, refrigerator, BEAUTY ^O P for rent, fuUy 2-car carpwt with amaU sun ed, aluminum aided, young, 37 Chestnut St., aluminum sld- you wUl, a nice six-room getting with plenty of privacy. chair, swivel chair, wooden la r g e , pleasantly furnish­ dlsixwal and alr-condlUoner. equipped. Wolverton Agency, deck attached. Kitchen has dou- ROCKLEDOE—Dynamic _ . ^ j 9-foom 2-famUy, 4-4. Georgeous Utch- screens, mangle. 649-0316. ed rooms, parking. CaU 649- ■ . q P P ~ vv v agency, „ ^ ^ b u U M n (Uahwasher, ,R « « * . » bedrooms, 2% tog, 2 furnaces, $29,900. Helen Ranch to a quiet but beautiful completely renovated 6-room Generous closets, basement Realtors, 649-2818. ens. Immaculate condition. D. (Tole, Realtor. 643-6666, setting, five minutes from on acre lot. Ideal home 48” Round Table — $62.60 IIAIIOR 2368 for overnight and perma­ storage, master TV antenna, ------disposal, counter top electric 80’a. H erita ge H ouse, 646-248(1. Dick Lemieux, 649-9737. Mato Street, yet right to the jjjj. tpe "yixing married” or 11x36 Bench — 18.20 nent guest rates. stoveTa-E. combination refrig- and dining REFRKJEUlA’rOR fOr sale. In­ laundry facUlUes. Parking for APARTMEIfTS erator and freeser. Washer and «»m , modern kitchen. A ver- country. Some of Its featuros <*senlor citizens” . Asking $21, Oub Chair — S8B6 qu ire 72 S ch ool St. FimNISHED room for rent for two cars per apartment. Heat U m m m E m O m # Include apprqoclmately 2 acres ggp pgip ypth financing HOMESXEIAD ST. and hot water Included. $176 H O iliei rOT KUT 65 diyw to amaU laundry room. «« exceUent lo­ So-ln-Style Chaise Lounge — 48J0 gentleman, aU conveniences, cation. 2-car garage. of land, one-car oversized ga- petrUs Realty, 742-6270. OFF W. amMMJB TPKE. SEVEN -piece dinette set, like per month. Peterman Agency, TOLLAND — 6-room Ranch near bus line. 649-6914. Hl^iland Park school within rage with electric opener.------MANCHESTER new, formica, table and 6 649-0404. available September for cne- Darling Kittens S to v e . refrigerator, large COVENTRY - Ratoed Ranch Deluxe Umbrella — $30BO chairs. Also two 9x12 rugs, ROOM for rent, men only, caU year lease, 2 baths, garage, walking distance. Either or boto _ MIPirTt T TQTTMPQ 1, 2 and 3-bedroom luxury DELUXE 2 - bedroom apart­ may be seen by eqipointment. We NEED U SllM iA freezer, washer, dryer, waU- consisting of double door en cedar chest. 643-6044. anytlmk, 87 Edward St. 640- security, references, $366. apartments. Features waU-to- ment, waU-to-waU carpettog, cau 649-7111 days or 648-0812 NOW! "Thinking of Sdl- to-wall' carpeting, walk-up at tiy to a s p a ^ waU carpeting, vanity tUe 2 2 0 0 . monthly. Hayes Agency, 646- TA G SALE — F rid a y , J u ly 16, complete appUances, 2 alr- a fte r 0 p.m. George WUlard, ing STOUT pioperfy?" Call Uc with ro^for additional .‘ISJ!!!? / baths, buUt-to oven, range, condltlcners, fuU basement, 0181. beamed cathedral celltoge dishwasher, refriger^r and 9 a.m. to dark, funiiture, chi­ ADAMS ST.. — Apartment to B rok er. TO])DAYI------bedrooms if needed, and ifatuie’e own flooring maatarpfeceal washer-dryer hook-up, ■vai^y kitchen with range and hood, disposal, electric heat. 2 air- na, glassware, bric-arbrac. share with two other gentle­ MANCaiESTBR — 6%-room ______many, many more extras. type bath, glass sUdtog doors loads cf cabinet and couitter Heavenly beauty a conditioners, glass sUdiiig Route 74, Wapptog Wood Rd., men, private room, parking, Ranch available September MANCHESTER — 8-toom Oo- ’nUs cue won’t last lixig, so onto paUo. $220 per month. space, 1% decorator baths, 3 down-to-earth price/ SUITE doors, all large rooms. FuU Ellington. 870-9846. utiUties fundshed. 643-6166. for one-year lease. Security, 4 or 6 bedrooms, l$i dcHi’t wait. (Tall F’rank FlUo- Robert D. Murdock, Realtor. twin sized bedrooms, wall of basement storage area, am­ references, heat Included, beths, beautiful condition, ramo at 649-6269, after 6 p.m., FUVGSTONES t a g BALE —Saturday and ROOM for g^leman, quiet 643-2692. glass onto famUy sized sun ple parking. Starting at $176. $800. monthly. Hayes Agency, $26,800. VUE tra d e fo r sm aU er 643-1094, raaltpr. MASONITE Handy to shopping, schools, Sunday, 10 a.m. • 4 p.m. Mov- convenient location. 224.Char­ PHILBRICK deck, garage. Prestige nelgh- 646-0181. home. Owner 872-3861. No bus_ and religious faculties. ing out of state, must sell ter Oak St., 648-8368. FO U R-AOO M apartm en t, tq>- ______(TBNTRAL location — lot wood- boihood. $84,900. _ Jesdor Real- ROYALCOTE Just set ’em and forget agen ts. KMel apartment opoi for. household items, books, furnl------—------— pUances, heat, central loca- ______ed, e-room house, two fuU t y , MLS, 742-9667, 688-1411. ’em — they'll outlast any tlon, references, security de- Q yfi o f XoWII CRESTWAU home. Assorted colors. inspection weekday’s 1-7 p.m. ture. 126 School St., Manches- CIEAN, comfortable room for AGENCY baths, oversized garage. FT- b q LTON LAKE - SmaU fbur- — weekends 1-6 p.m. ter. gentleman. Inquire 2 Pearl St. posit, $170. monthly. 649-8840. p 66 MANCHESTER nanclng arranged. Please, no condltiim. FAttELING Mrs. Demute. REALTORS agents. Contact owner, after igUe prlvUeges. B u ilt by SEWING machine — Stoger^g ____ ONE - BEDROOM apartment -.^rTrirTTi ir------Four - room New Listing — Immaculate Sq. Ft. furniriiM bedroom with heat, references requlr- k o l k v i l a j l ,6:30 p.m., 643-6891. $17,600. Owner, 648-6618. 4x8 - V4 , zag. Button holes, mono- NICELY apartment, first floor, park­ 7-room Ranch, 3 or 4 bed­ Picked Up ■with cem neettog 'U vtog room to ed, $160. per month. Idiilbrlck U & R Housing Corp. grams, hems, etc. Origtoally ing and yard. Available Au­ rooms, large paneled rec N o Red quiet home, near center, mid­ Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. $349, now only $64. Easy gust 1st.. $116 monthly, utlU- room, 2 fuU bcUhs, waU-to- 6464200 terms. Call 522-0931, Dealer. dle-aged working gentleman. waU cariiettog, buUt-to oven- $ e.3 o PRESIDENTIAL VUlage Apart­ tles not included, 872-0869, TOWN OF MANOHEaTEB CaU mornings or evenings af­ range, and dlafawariier. WaU Rentals by ments, Manchester — One and 7:80-8 p.m. IDEAL for newlyweds, kitchen te r 6:80, etO-TUO. air-conditlcaier. Convenient R ob ert D. set, two upholstered chairs, two-bedroom, apartments. For 70-7-17 M urdock appointment or further Infer- location. Cilty utUlUea. Only MANCHESTER — CentraUy lo­ LEGAL NOTICE Seal youreeli happy ... matching maple coffee and ■ '■ —------$88,600. cated qwclous 4-bedroom dd- R e a lto r 643-2692 mkuon, call anytime, 646-2623. apa^en^ taal., s ^ , The Zoning Board of Appeals wUl hold pubUc hesutogs on M on­ 643-9661 end tables, two lamps, sewing ApOltllieillS — H otf — ' erator, hot water, $180. Adults 'er Colonial, 1% baths, fire­ with our machine, bookcase type head- • day, July 19, $971, starting at 7:00 PIM., to the Hearing Room 646-6926 63 MANCHESTER — Deluxe 2 only, no pets, parMng for one U A R REiALTY CO., INC^ place, large park-Uke yard. board. If sold as lot will re- Tenements ______of the MunlclpEd Building to hear and (jonslder the foUowtog bedroom duplex, half of 2-fam­ car. Security deposit requlrSiS. Only $28,900. Hsiyes Agency, dues price considerably. 649- DELUXE csie-bedroom apart- Uy, 1% baths, rec room, aU ap­ CaU 648-9678. 648-2692 646-0181. p e titio n s: 6670, 10-2 p.m ., 7-9 p.m. ment, waU-to-waU carpettog pliances and carpets. $!220 per Robert D. Murdock, Realtor VERNON — Weatoervane, 3- Item 1 TAM Homes, Inc., 96 Carriage Drive, Residence Zone AA. Aromatic throughlut, complete appU­ month. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ Variance It requested to aUow building to continue closer BLACKTOP SEALER ances, voiUty bath. OentraUy tor, 649-4635. room apartment, air-ccn- OOUNTRY CLUB ditlohed, aU buUt-lna, carpet- MANCHESTER — 8-room over- to highway line than Regulations allow, at above location. CEDAR located. $176. monthly. R. D. 6-bedroom (Joltmial with 2% One coat seals, preserves, SATURDAY, JULY 17TH DELUXE 2 - bedroom apeurt- ed, garage, pod, sub-let to sised expanded Oape. Two Item 2 Alexander Jarvis, northerly side of MldiUe ’Turnpike East CLOSET LINING Murdock, 048-2692. baths, 2-car garage. Nice waterproofs, weedproofs drive­ ment. Available now. $200 per Jan. 1972, $180. After 6, 649- baths, - four bedrotnna, family and easterly side of Plaza Drive, Business Zone I. Vari­ ANOTHER INTERESTINO OUTDOOR ANTIQUE level lot adjacent to Man­ Now you can afford It, you can monto Including heat and ap­ 5024, 872-2860. room, lovely suburban lot. (3a- ance is requested to construct theater, which Regulations ways, walks, patios. NORTHWOOD Apartments — chester Country Club. T. J. install It - easily. In any closet One and two-bedroom apart­ pUances. Paul W. Dougan rage. $29,900. Hayes Agency, do not permit to this zwe«k tour of Ireland, tacting Mrs. James Anderson, V ADMITTED , 'SESTB»DAY: Michelle L. Machla, East Hart­ PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Scodand, Wales and London. Directors meeting. Town Man-i By Meskill MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1971 (Okisalfled Advertising on Fisge 16) 192 H ollister St. Ito. Elisabeth Barstls, 34 Elm ford; Heidi F. Plus, East Hart­ By DOUG BEVINS VOL. ULXXX, NO. 243 (EIGH^BN PAGES) MlchaeUne, the daughter of Mr. ager Robert Weiss menUoned to ford ; R obert Hubbard, 267 L y­ (Continued from Page One) St., Rockville; Stephen Burke, (Herald R^Nwter) 'and Mrs. Michael DellaFera of King David Lodge of Odd Fel­ the directors that - they might 64 Winthn^ Rd., Wendy Chap­ man Rd., Broved acceptable to some membera town’s seven voting districts, merce Department said person­ for the Eq>rlng semester at Arl- Called Critical from the 18th District opposing Douglas W. Jones, 186 Brook­ Uhlon St.; Mrs. Christine L. Sul- W. 'Rogers, Regional Manpower government said toda^ ^ ua cut this. year by the legislature. present, and ttie motion was r j^ committee also includes al Income of all Americans in- (AP) — President Nixon's sona State University In Tempe, field Rd., Bolton; John J. Kre- Uvan, 7 Harvard Rd.; Mrs. Adm inistrator of the U.S. De- creased by a sharp $20 bUUon In gambling in town. "I hope everyone is going to amended fay Oroobert to specify five Democrats presMiUy aerv- surprise announcement Arlz., where she has just com­ After Accident gelstein. East Hertford. Eva L. De'vter, Chester Dr.; partment of Labor at Boston. June, with more than three- Mayor James Farr said ’Tues­ be a winner,” said Mlsclkoskl, 6 caly the present Income tax. mg in office, and they wUl be pleted her aophom ore year. A nine-year-(dd South Wind­ day night before the bill was Albert Braun, Brooklyn, N.Y.; that he will visit (Commu­ "and I h(g>e the state of Con­ Also, Dana M. Kurts, RFD 2, Bogglnl, in relating the back- excused from the nominating The projecto by states, with and services, scored a ha $19.7.t M- bii> ^"“^hs of the Increase coming sor girl was bUU listed In criti­ signed, that If the law was sign­ South St., Coventry; Amelia T. Joseph Dlpletro, 132 Harlan S t.; the number of projects, and from retroactive Social Security nist China brought follow­ cal condition at St. 'Frands Hos­ necticut is going to make a g;round of the General Assem- committee, lion increase in the second quar- Full Gospel Christian Fellow­ ed, the town counsel should draft baurrel o f m oney.” Lamberg, 27A Bluefleld Dr.; John IwanlCkl, Enfield; Mrs. benefit payments of ten per pital, Hartford, at noon today bly’s acUon on the tax, men- flyg committee members ter. but more than half of the up word from the West­ ship, Interdenominational, will on ordinance and bring It back Hie Southington survey, cm- Florence D, Lane, Windsor; Jeannette LaRlvlere, 68 High­ located. In that order: cent. Without the retroactive as a result of running Into the tloned that before the Income ^at will replace the incumbents have a Bible study and open to the board Immediately for ducted by radio station WNTT, Christine L. LatuUppe, 36 land Dr., South Windsor. Massachusetts: 12.888 payment, personal Incom e last ern White House today side of a moving ‘automobile tax U repealed a subsUtute tax Dorothy Brindamour, .utoj to price liicreue.. „„„„„ i„orei»ed discussion tonight at 7:30 at Or­ consideration. If possible, Farr found 62 o f 100 persons said Diane Dr., Vernon; Mrs, Myr­ package wlU have to be agreed ^ 47, $6,324,986. that the trip will take ange Hall. yesterday afternoon. suggested. It should be on the tle A. M cGregor, 44 Cam pfield Maine: 1, 2,981, $1,287,830. The /*®J*^*^®"* ^ __ $8.6 billion, below the $6.6 bUUon they would like to see a race “P®"' E. Center St.; Dominic Squats reached a seasonally adjusted ..^erease r^coided In Jtoy. place well in advance of Laura Turkowsky, daughter August agenda. track located In Southington; Rd.; Mrs. Marie P. McGuiness, New Hampshire: 6, 2,340, om trillion'^ ‘"crease recorded In May. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Tur­ Public Records The state Income tax was a 64 Downey Dr.; John Ell- MAI 2ZO annual rate of 31-040 tnuion m Dr. Harold C. Passer, assist­ next May 1. The executive board of the Director Jon Norris stressed 23 said they wouldn’t, and 26 Kelly Rd., Vernon. kowsky o f 360 Pleasant V alley Warranty Deeds Senate amendment to the House ,man, 89 Finley St.; and Wuter ant commerce secretary for In announcing Thursday night 'Manchester Junior Women’s that the' ordinance should in­ said they didn’t care or hadn’t Also, Mrs. Agnes Mathlews, Rd., darted from the laWn in WlUiam A. and JuUe M. Rid- tax package passed on the night 260 HoUlster St,/ ‘ i'™' economic affairs, said the sec- that he had accepted an Invlta- Club 'Will meet tonight at 6 at clude "the elimlnatlcm of the made up their minds. Niantlc; Mrs. Charlotte A. front of Pleasant VaUey School dlesworth to Sidney A. and c t June 30. Final vote to ap- ^ ^ “ was Uon from Prem ier Chou Eln-lai the Signer cottage on Columbia possibility of off-track betting.’’ Two men have appeared be­ M ay, 619B H illiard St.; Mrs. prove the bill came at about 4 The hudge ^ on Rt. SO and Into the side of a to go to Peking, Nixon said the Lake. Assistant town counsel, Thom­ fore Southington town officials Grace I. Moore, 86 Overlook Irene H. Keyles, property on 8 a.m. on July 1. Gov. Duimas proposal, due to-i«st prdblsms car being driven by Eleanor L. journey would be undertaken as O’Marra, noted that he with proposals to build a racd p y r.; Mrs. Olga M. Panclera, Cornwall Dr., conveyance Tax MesklU neither signed nor with party toances, Clogstcn of 804 Pleasant VaUey track near Interstate Route 84 Stafford Springs; Mrs. Jo Ann $36.20. The employment projecto are 8 advisers abandoned 1" «>e flrot quarter. before next May. Manchester Barracks, World has experienced considerable de­ vetoed the MU, but allowed It to said. It Iq necessary, be added. A 'White House source who de­ Rd. In an area that ls''now mostly E. Perez, East Hartford. John A. and Geraldine M De- as thex/commlttee is starting d e s ig n e d to dls- target of an average $1,066 He said consumers accounted War I 'Veterans, and Auxiliary lays In trying to get copies of become law without any action for three-fourths of the second clined to be quoted by name will have a picnic Sunday at 1 The chUd was taken to the farm land. Also, Caroline R. Ralmondo, Marche to Wayne A. and Beat­ wlE^^ the lowest amount of a^anta^d youto between 14 ,or all cf aWl. The various laws, passed some time on his part. and 2 1 to romaln In sclu^l or a $30 quarter Increase In ONP. said this was an outside date p.m. at the home of Mrs. Molly ho^ltal by ambulance. She was ago, because, according to state Horse racing already is legal 97 Foster St.; Mrs. May E. Rol­ rice J. Reynolds, property at 82 'Bcggini said tbqt he has re­ iCney ever—only $8$. lins, Lebanmi; Gerard P. Staves return, or to acquire work ex- "There has been a general and that he would expect the McCarthy, 170 Warren Ave., found to have head and internal officials, they have not been In New York, Massachusetts Alexander St., conveyance tax ceived several complaints froi Appointed, to the budget com- ipjurles. and Rhode Island. Jr., 998 Hartford Tpke., Rock­ perlence needed to get jobs. Con^nsus among economists trip to occur much sooner, al­ Vernon. Those planning to at­ printed yet. ‘"The town counsel’s $36.30. irate------taxpayers------cmicerned' abc^t mlttee were: John Hutchinson, months of the year. ville; Suzanne E. Supple, 104 Hie OcnnecUcut agencies get­ _ . for many months that consumer though— not necessarily this tend are reminded to bring a No charges were lodged John B. Barninl to David h . the income tax, and he said the gg irvlng St.; Robert Stone, 60 The departoent ^ d the rate ^ ^ ^ office will act on It as rapidly Gordon Dr., South Windsor; ting the funds, with the number year. dish of food for the picnic and against the Clogston woman. and Susan F. Fowler, property situation needs furthec^ study. Butternut Rd.; James HaUoran, as we can,’’ O’Marra assured Frederick Tedford, 179 Fern St.; of Jobs, will be: economic expansUm In 1971,” The President said the prime an article for a kitchen social. Other area poUce activity: Scouts Ready at 14 Linden St., conveyance "TTils whole thing should have Delmmit St.; Mary Ami cent In Ithe Aprtl-June period. the board. Mrs. Veronica Thomas, 676 Nev- Action for Bridgeport Commu­ purpose of his mission would be 'TOUWIND At least one town organization, tax $23.66. been studied, not done at 3 pa^anoa, 106 Footer St.; and down from the 6.3 per cent of to seek a "normalization" of re­ State police from the Stafford For Camping ers Rd., South Windsor. nity D evelopm ent: 1,187, $600,910 He called the surge In con­ the Council on Ministries of the Also, Henry W. Hldeii, 40 Keleaae of Federal Tax IJen o’clock In the morning,” he james Bayllaa, 98 Forest St. sumer spending the most signif­ lations between the United Tro yesterday arrested Arlan said. "I hadn’t even seen the committee, to select one-quarter rate of Inflation South United Methodist Church, Stone St.; Robert J. Upton m , U.S. Government against Gun- Uc D iocese o f B ridgeport: 179, icant aspect of the second-quar­ States and mainland China. R. Dimock, 40, of 891 New Brit-, has come, out against gambling In New Mexico lier Printing International inc., hill.” a locaUon for camptdgn head- since the second quarter of 1968. The visit, was arranged last aln Ave., Rocky HUl at his 32 Conway R d.; Michael Ustach, $70,880. ter figures.' in town. At a June 28 m eeting 66 Elm St., two liens, one for Evldently the tax was passed quarters, will be composed of The economy actually ad- But Passer said consumers weekend 'by Ovou and Dr. Henry home on a warrant Issued by six Boy Scouts and a scout Shelton; John WinZIer, 22 Wads­ with very few legislaton seeing Community Action Committee a t ^ »>'ai n/ nVmut of the council, a rescdutlon sup­ $3,808.41, and one fo r $1,864.27. Steve Cavsgnaro, T9 Wookstock , .... , , are In "an especially good posl- A. Kissinger, Nixon’s adviser Circuit Court 12. leader w ill leave July 24 for worth St. it. "I’d like to see the Income o f D an bu ryf 110, $48,410 ^ porting Oenovesl was passed by Diaaointton Agreement D r.; CJlarence E\dey, 86 HoUls­ 3% per cent, ^ d by eco^mtoto increase their spending for naUonol security affairs, The warrant charged three advanced camping at Camp t.-'-r hlH new," Gro'^iert added, yfiniBuun Area Community Ac­ to be below the rate needed to ELECTRIC an 87 to 8 vote. BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A Donna Hardle and Lena G. ter St.; Mrs. Katherine Pontl- vigorously, their Incomes are who made a secret stop In Pe­ counts of indecent assault, two I%ltmont, Cimarron, N.M. and "It’q one of the best guarded tion program : 182, $64,760 cut into a high rate of unem­ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hardie, ho longer doing business ceUl, 882 Hackmatack St; rising and they have built up king during an il-« nounc6incnt very good “Vast possibilities for interna- become more normal." announcement wajs made Thurs- men will tie on maneuvers at have much time.” The deadline a — Yvette R . Pihl, 40 Brent R d.; 23. South United Methodist chief economic1 spokesman, awAlFAavntfin said cvoffY , gg^t In- wid a South Korean spokesman thing.” Acting Foreign Minister tlonal < ^ace security would other ministers attending the day night on nationwide te9evl- |1 a d o For Smaller Machine Camp Drum during the gover­ Muriel B. Lambert, 8 H em lock Chiurch. for the committee's' endorse- Read Herald Ads Decentralization nor’s visit. 1867 Ski R ace F irtt New Opportunities for Water- the GNP figures "are aJl the grease in real output, the actual termed the trip locking news. Toshlo Kimura told newsmen: open up if the traditional friend- conference also hailed the news, slon and radio, bury: 649, $282,62^ more impressive because they __™th with InflaUon removed But other Asian alUes of the r.yyrg welcome the visit as an im- ship between the United . Statessir LesUe Bury of Australia, Speaking for five m l^ ^ FRANKFORT, K y. (AJP) — Massachusetts Gov. Francis SAN FRANCISOO — Ameri­ Winchester Welfare Depart- a did, a —not - j depend------a ------upon»v.„ the strike e United States approved. provement of relations between and China could be restored,” whose country also has a conUn- from the NaUonal Bro^caartlng Kentucky Village near Lexing­ Sargent is scheduled to tour the ca’s first ski race was held in M M REDHELD m ent: 101, $42,620. make-up In the production of au- (See Page Nine) South Vietnamese President the United States and China.” he added. gent ot troops In Vietnam, said Oo. studios In Bi^bank, Nwot RENTAL CENTER ton, the state’s major Institution camp the same day. Hie re­ 1867 near La Porte, Oallf. Con­ for juvenile delinquents, will Nguyen Van ’Thleu said he He said his government was In- Foreign Minister Thanat Kho- jjg thinks most nations which said the puiyose or ms nils ^ ^Formerly A to Z) maining 8,000 men in the 26th testants shot stral^t down a close by 1973. Decentralization Division, which Meskill will re­ hlU, the winner covering the hoped the trip “could cimstltute formed In advance of Nixon’s man of Thailand, whose country - d to ”eo sJiead‘‘stocetoe^^^ said too iHat some form ^oes nS tax the eariilhgs me 6 jper cent sales tax--a pro- come tax gees up for^a stat^ indications Congress may of diplomatic relations may be gj jjs labor force. It hasn’t a posal rejected by the Demo- wide vote In November, wid BRAIDS 3 Colora Only, Cow*r, Utve, Antaam reach a compromise until established between the two ggles tax either. cratlc-controlled legislature. Democratic Gov. Kenneth Oir- . ^ * 1__ » Aiiir K tentatlvelv has been the full countries. in two states, however, the MesklU was due to meet Mon-^ tia and the Repuralcan-con- Only an ^em ent or^a spe- its 16th day without sign of a y spokesman said It wouldn’t He cautioned that he did not ,„come tax Is under heavy as- day with legislative leadere to troUed legUlature m c l e ^ y clal act of. Congress can halt the break ...aib^.f CnneresB has nassed nrek. — No nroeress was re-p . the order mIn wmen which young men pebe fair to wait any longer forlor necessarily mean formal ...... ------o recog- gami.gg^jj a ^ coun.court ciiaueugc challenge •» is explore other means "of raising worried that It wiU be repealed. rtrikW^ndlmr^ws to sto^two nortedIn a striked 16 000 iMig- 'vlll be drafted into the Army In the thousands of young men who nltlon of the mainland■' govern- threatened In Connecticut, state revenue, and “there ■"ire w as •jtjc issue was forced to a CARPET AND strike-ending i^s to p ported in a suike by lo,^ iMig make plans with a new ment and an exchange of am- Maine’s tax goes up for a re- word that the recessed le(legisla- vote by m ore than 80,000 slgna- ™«rnationwide toit there walkw were______no plans. foremen to west Coast that has norts tied since up Julv 1 rirtoinaiivOriginally scheduled for July »/.honischool vearyear drawing near. bassadors. bassadors. He He ^ded added mat that ■ ne he ^ this fall. fall. ture mlg^itmight be call^caUed bwkbac to tures on petitions rounded up mrOTesent iLaUzed Sdm mid senLi 1 , the lottery was postponed aft- Although Selective Service had no Inside Information on Connecticut taxpayers howled Hartford to reconsider the tax by an Ellsworth businessman, TEMPLE’S FLOOR COVERINO shutdown at least for the time to M exl^ and Canadl- ®*' House-Senate conferees dead- virlil go ahead With the lottery- su^ a.move. when RepubUcan Gov. Thomas program. , ®®®‘^ Lamb. locked over legislation to extend the June 80 expiration of the Both he and Mansfield said MesklU aUowed that state’s ’The meeting comes In the curtls has said that the state - - - • i 1.^ .»A» A Ala A MM Aft M 4 W • - , a « .308 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER — 643-6662 being. an ports. By dawn pickets were up at the draft act two years. draft ac\ has forced a delay in they thought the announcement income tax to become law wake of threats of a court