The Weather assenvbly in a numbe'r-of timely Clei^ng and cooler tonkpit The VFW Auxiliary will meet St. Mary’s Episcopal Church choruses. ' _ ’ . with low In low 60e. Wedneedity tomorrow at 7:80 p.m.'. at the has scheduled choir rehearsals Bandsman Wallace Shauger, ■unny and pteneant;' high In up­ Poet Hoihe. Members are re­ to begin tomorrow. The Junior who was program chairman, per 70a. Thureday’e outlook,. . . Manohefter WA/TB16 will go on minded to bring items for the choir will meet at 6:80 p.m. and becoming cloudy agnln. a mystery ,rlde tomorrow. spoke on the topic, “ Are You in teacup auction which will be af­ the Senior choir at 7:46 p.m. at ■ The muslcsof bag pipes filled Focus?" Mancheuter^A City of Village Charm Weighing in at the Italian-Amer- ter the 'buelnesa niee'ting. meet in October. the church. This will be the last- loan CSUb will be from 6 to 7 the Youth Cenlar of the Salva­ Following the benedlcation by rehearsal with Steven Lowry. tion Army yesttelday ns Roger Capt. Lawrence Beadle, Ritchie p.m.- Mrs. James Desautels will The executive board of VOL. LXXXX, NO. 293 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) (Olaaetfled Adverttalng on Page 15) PRICE FIFTEEN CENT! Manchester Registered Ifuines New members are welcome. Ritchie played a ^ ^ ed ley of again played the bag pipes. MANCHESTER, CONN;, 1*UESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1971 he inoharge of the program. Church Women United will Association will meet Wednes­ tunes for the opening egerclsee The program was arranged meet tomorrow at 13 ;80 p.m. at day at 7:30 p.m. in the doctor’s^, xl^nchester Lodge of Masons of the Sunday School Ralij^pay by Bandsman and Mrs. Shauger. Daughters Of liberty, LiOU, the home of Mrs. Edward Ooss dining room of Manchester wilKmeet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. program. will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in of 123 Helalne Rd. - Meirtorial Hoepltal. Mrs. Vera at thVMAsonlc ’Temple. After a Recitations were presented b; Orange Hall, weather permit­ Dormer will speak on “ Reach short l^Jness meeting Friend­ Lori McCurry, Cathy and Sandra Post-Freeze ting. Ciib Pack 112 is sponsoring a tor Recovery," a program for WANTED ship L od ^ xO* Masons will ex­ Mackenzie, Sharon Bell and registration for boys Interested women who have had a emplify the Entered Apprentice Jeremy Rogers. Late Model B n wott B oon The ways and means otlmmit- in Joining the pack tonight at 7 mastectomy. Mrs. Dormer is a Gunman Shoots degree. A socl^ .hour with re­ < Mrs. David D’Alessandro and VLL BE IN TOMQRHOW8 HBBALDl Views Asked tee of the MemchMtOr Junior in th^ Washington School oafe- recovery volunteer. freshments will follow. • Bullets Slew Attica Hostages, Women’s Club wilpmeet tonight teria. Boys should be between her daughter, Sherry, accom­ USED CARS panied the children in song on at 8 at the hoipO of hfrs. Law­ eight and 10 years of age and -Manchester. Square Dance Top Prli Paid rence ^oon of^iass R e^ ood Rd. The Loyal Circle of King's their guitars. y By President accompcmled by a parent. Club will sponsor a series of For All Daughters has canceled . its The' Young People's Bapd, es! Police Pair In worksheqM beginning tomorrow a n ew service By MICHAEL J. REILLY The executive board of the and also on Sept. 21 and 38 from meeting scheduled for tonight at conducted by Bandmaster R. CARTER CHEVR( 7:4S. Members Will meet at Douglas Bell, played several center for fROFESSIONAL Volunteer League of the Luts 8 to 10:30 p.m. at the Waddell C O .. INC. WABHINaTON (AP) — Pres­ Junior Museum will meet to­ School. Ears Johnston, club call­ Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. items. Volkswagens! ident NUcOi after hearing bual- Medical Examiner Reports PIANO TUNING morrow at 0:1B a.m. at the niu- er, will be the Instructor. The Center St. to pay respects to Scripture versos were recited 1229 Main St. neae oppoeltlon to any poot- Massachusetts by thovTeen Bible group, and D R rm u on oN b o o k s seum. meeting Is open to all Interest­ Mrs. Carrie Conant Johnson, a Phone 649-5238 freeae wage board without gov­ FOR ALL INSIRIXMBINTS ed area square dancers. member. Songster Karen Krlnjak led the ernment participation. has EAST BROOKFIELD, Mass. sachusetts Turnpike aq a sus­ ATTICA, N. Y. (AP)— WARD KRAUSE pect In the robbery of a bank In County medi­ Manchester Auxiliary. Child called farm leaders In to dis- (AP) — Two policemen were The Monroe SU-MM cuee hla economic pkxjgram. shot and wounded seriously Canton, Conn. cal examiner said today &0d Family Services executive P,o lice charged Stephen board will moot tomorrow at The President says he will today by a man they picked up that all nine hostages kill­ consult with all concerned fac­ McDonough, 23, of Farmington, 9:30 a.m. for coffee and at 10 for questioning, ed at Attica state prison tions about what will follow the Conn., with the shooting of the. for a business meeting at the The man was captured by during the four-day upris­ One HOUR wage-pride-rent' freeze. Ho al­ trooper. He. still IS being Child and Family Services office state police 40 minutes after ing di^d of gunshot ready has had separate ses- sought. at 110 Main St. the shooting. He hEid fled the alona with labor and business The two wounded men, Spen­ wounds ^ scene In the wounded officers’ Dr. John F. Bdland said, leaders, and will meet with cer Police Chief Robert H. w nT im m cruiser, but abandoned that and "There were no cut throats or The religious education board Parker Jr., *and patrolman TNI MOST IN DNV 01IANIN9 oongressional representatives ran into woods when ho was any kind cf muUlatloti.’’ of Second Congregational Friday, Richard H. McEvoy were taken Church will meet tonight at 7:30 halted at a roadblock. to the Worcester City Hospital. The bodies of two mout. both men in serious condition I Edgar Circle of South United total dead to 40. set forth last week by labor with bullet wounds In their ab­ Methodist Church will meet to­ He was taken to the There was no immsdlats sx- that anti-inflation controls bo Brookfield State Police bar­ domens and chests. They were morrow at 0:1S a.m. at Susan­ taken to the shock room at first planaUon of how' the gunshots nah Wesley Hall. supervised by a board of labor, racks where he was booked as were fired, from where or by business and public representa­ Richard J, Und, 26, of Woon­ and later were transferred to .the Intensive car»surgical unit, whom. tives. socket, R.I. Police said specific According to all official re­ the hospital spokesman said. James Roche, chairman of charges were being prepared. ports M!onday,' the only guns Parker Is 46, MoEvoy, 26. the board of General Motors, The scene of today’s shooting rebel prisoners were carrying . The shooting occurred only OftSEEMODELma told newsmen he and the 10 Is only a few miles from whore were gas projectUe guns. Most an hour after state police had other business leaders who met a state trooper, Francis Rear­ of them were armed with clubs, broadcast an alert to all police m U J ^ ML SEEVlOE with Nixon do not want such a don, 41, was shot and wounded firebom bs and makeshift ME W* MIDOEA VPKB* nongovernment board. by a man he halted on the Mas- (Sqe Page Eight) knives, officials said. M M m w a a r o B D Com plel* George Meqny, president of Heme RemocMIng the AFLrCIO,- meanwiille was telling the House Ways and Related stories on tbs AtUoa I Prison confrontation appear on FuMy Insured Means Committee of his sup­ port for the tripartite panel. He Page 17. Fast Sendee atoo renewed his stand favoring Sen. McGovern Rescued \ an excess-profits tax and criti­ Read■# Herald _ , o C A U ^ - 2 S 4 2 CNG is offering these $6.00 value indoor-outdoor Airguide by converting your present furnace to gas. You can rent the cized most of Nixon's new tax From Hail of Rocks in Viet The bodies of the nine hos­ (Beo B4xwna b or Speotatty) proposals and plans for an In­ tages and prisoners who died Advertiseineiits burner unit tor a low monthly c W g e . It you’re not completely vestment tax credit renewal. L , *• earlier In the clash ware taken thermometers to all Luckies living on a CNG gas line who By GEORGE ESPER satisfied, CNG will refund every eeqt of rent you paid during '"rtie proposal before you," to the Monroe County msdioal get a tree home heating survey before Oct. 31,1971. Call your Meany said, “ Is a giant raid on SAIGON (A P)— Sen. George McGovern was rescued examiner. Carl Lzipo, a super­ ge^ heating contractor or CNG in Hartford (525-0111) or New the first full year. And don’t forget the indoor-outdoor ther­ the federal Treasury that would by U.S. military police and Marines tonight from a hail visor In the examiner's office, said the hostages died, of gun­ Britain (224-9157). A representative will call on you and survey mometer . . . a great gift from CNG^.^ transfer billions of dollars In of rocks and firebombs hurled against a church where public funds into the private he was meeting with South Vietnamese students and shot wounds and not slashed your heating system. He’ll show you how to cut heating costs treasuries of big business.” dissiden ts. ------^------throats. ,. Big business was given a note McGovern, a leading antiwar Jerry Houlihan, a epokeaman CX)NNECtlCUT NATURAL GAS O^PpRATION G f e of caution Monday, when Secre­ meeting then was disrupted by ^^ ^^ ^_S ervin g the greater Hartford and New Britain ^regs critic, was trapped In the Ro­ for the prison, said Monday tary of the Treasury John B. the^'shouting youths who hurled aoveral of the hostages had man Catholic church with sev- rocks _ aiid_ flaming bottles of Connally suggested business­ eral associates for about half g^a^^Une Tt th^churchT their throats slashed. men riot enter blindly into long­ ^ hour. He emerged shaken McGovern and the ____ _ New York State Troopers guard the main entrance at Attica State Prison Prison authoriUea would not term contractal for goods and others immediately comment on the y .w ,“ ,* 1 protection withdrew to a church office during a guard change early this morning as another trooper and a prison Prison Riot services to be delivered after of the U.S. soldiers summoned where, according to guard leave the facility upon completion of their tour of duty. (AP Photo) report that twoy.more bodlss the 90-day freeze ends. to the scene. had been found. It ciant from a "Parties that enter Into such The identify of the rock and (See Page Eight) Quelled In police official who asked that contracts,” he said, "should do fire-bomb throwers was not Im­ he not be Identified, BO with full regard both for the mediately established. One wit­ -Nor -was there any comment conditltms created by the wage- ness described them as young "Five Days in HelV at Attica Baltimore on where the gunfire that kUled price freeze now In effect and South Vietnamese motorbike ri­ the hostage guards had come for any further steps that may ders often called “ cowboys.” BALTOfORB, Md. (AP) — from, whethsr from law be undertaken." The .j^uth Dakota Democrat Police used tear gas today to cers storming the prison'^ or Oonn^ly also aiyiounced "that Is oiii a three-day visit of South Recdunted by Freed Hostage put down a riot they said was from guns which may some­ Vietnam. He went to the church how have been in poeseaslon (See Page Eight) apparently staged on signal by to talk with South Vietnamese By PHILIP D. GAR1 from .further harm. It was ly unexpected dimensions and It some 2(H) Inmates In the cafe­ of the Inmates. about political prisoners and al­ (O) 1971, The Washington Pb I mainly the Black Miialims who came at a time when there were teria of the City Jail. A spokesman for the Depeut- leged abuses In Vietnamese N^ere responsible for our Uves barely 70 officers on, duty to TTie inmates began hurling ment of CorrecUonal Services prisons. BATAVIA, N.Y. — Lynn John and.weU-belng Monday mom- contain It. "Elvetything ran nor- trays, breaking windows, and •old he had not heard the re­ "TTiis Is one time I didn’t go son was at his usual Thursday Ing. I credit them wlUi s a v ^ mally unUl around 9:30 In the trying unsuccessfully to hold a sults of the autopsies, but be morning post In the sheetmetal Europeans to sleep In church,” the senator my life." morning.” Then a prisoner guard hostage, prison officials said he was ’’shocked’’ and shop at Attica State Prison quipped to newsmen after- re­ By contrast, he said, "G ov. gang stormed the sheet metal said. "bewildered" by the rejiort. when another prison guard turning t o ' his downtown hotel (Nelson) Rockefeller,,^ wouldn't shop, broke down the doors, beat The prisoners were routed by Earlier in the day, U.S. Die- under an armed escort. "cam e running ’ back through Ask Dollar ^ even come to the pruon,” and Johnson and other guards, and the gas and. jail guards re­ trict Court Judge John CurUn V He said he didn’t know who the shop yelling something, I not once did State CorrecUons forced them to strip and then turned them to their cells with­ of Buffalo Issued an order In- the attackers were. couldn't tell what." strucUng prison officials not to CommtsslMier Russell G. Os- herded them ail Into the "yard." out further Incident. “ I really don't know what it Ten minutes later, Johnson Interrogate prisoners on ths Devaluation wald talk to the hostages while "When we first ran Into the One guard Was reportedly was all about. I was there os a was the captive and hostage of negotiating with the rioters’ kicked in the shin and 11 in­ events of the past four days un­ guest of the group seeking pris­ men he Is paid .to guard, a yard, they put us over In one By OTTO DOELUNG spokesmen. mates were taken to City Hoe­ Ul the prisoners had been coun­ on reform," he said. pawn In th«e bloody test of wills far comer, behind a barricade. selled by attorneys. RATED TM "If the Inmates had been al­ pltal with minor injuries, most­ BRUSSELS (AP) — Closing "Shortly after we arrived the that ended Monday morning This Is where the Black Muslims lowed to have more time ly from broken glass, jail offi­ At a hearing In Buffalo, attor­ their ranks for negotiations fireworks started. I had no way with Johnson alive and eight of . ... , . .... start to keep us alive, right here cials said. ney Herman Schwarts argued of his fellow hostages and 28 negoUate," he said "toey wouW I think Uiey did this because with the United States, the six at knowing whether the people The cause of the riot was not that It was ImperaUve for law­ they are a * religious, political X Common Market countries have outside knew' whether I was prisoners dead. “ ‘® “ ''®® ______„ . determined immediately. yers to be admitted to the pris­ Looking back on his "five ^® hostages) without no g,.(,up that wants changes, - are agre«d on a imlform monetary there or not.” The uprising occurred 'one on today. Ke ssdd there was s policy Including a call for The incident began with the days In hell,' 'the burly 26-year- ^ wasn’t for to fight- for them, but day after a rebellion ended In a “ danger of Informal reprisals’' Washington to devalue the dol- firebombing of a Jeep some 20 old bachelor Monday ci^dlted radicals. aren't completely oblivious to confrontation between a force of against Inmates, adding that SEN. McOOVERN the prison's Black Muslims with ''But It was that radical reason, •iar. yards from the church en­ lawmen and a gn xip'^ inmates virtually every prisoner In onef saving his life and the llvics of Black Panther faction. They ■ ••Almost Immediately after wc The president of the Common trance, witnesses said.' The Rescued at the state prison in Attica, the 28 other hostages. were the ones who were ready the yal*d they were re- (I . Market Commission Mario Fer- N.Y., who h a d ^ ld 38 persons He said ho knew his Muslim “ > kill us right from the begin- gp„na,b,e for getUng our most rart-Aggradl, flew to London to­ hostage slnce^Tnursday. Thlrty- protectors only by names like "hig and die In what they called ggriously wounded Into the day in an effort to win Britain's seveh 'persons were killed si^poft far the six-nation pol­ "Go Go" and* "Reeves." But their 'holy war.’ " hospital. And after a half-hour thpre'. during an hour-loiig Interview In Johnson sold that when the 7 icy. ‘ Two-Car Accident or 46 nilnutes of sitting In that •' pnfldenttal report lost •"'A Polios salt) Mrs. Lynch was. from the plant but few entered. work. ths dollar," Several black Floher Hmly ation wore to report to U.8. month, tho Justice DefMirtmenii Prsnoh aatlsfactlim at the throwni from the car. Nslther The denumstrallon had been A General Motors s)M>kesman Mnirkers Said they believed t^e* decided to drop lu bnoder cor­ driver derrls t pissengsrs, relied by NAg Io show Its District Court Judge Damon mseUng'a . outcome was ax* said Uto Fisher Hwly shutdown domliuintiy white NAG pU-keted Keith with thslr raconimtnda* ruption probe tor Ieoh of evt- Mrs. Lynch was ^ m Fob. "rlmil" In a running battle to denes, sourooa sold. prsaeed by Its rinaniriMlmalely 18 per cent blacks taalimony loot' April, Hun M- and had livsd litre most of her tsgrsU<>n order. ( | aatlafactlon by affirming that rlly of KO.OiH) by conveyer from Ihs body I’ltdsr Ihs ccHirt ordered bus­ turned lost week lor lour mere M l MAIN n .. MANCHitnil Ilfs. Federal assloUnot has been days to wind up the loMf bem - iliiii lU thesis has won. Hut now It NAG was unsucreaahil last pisnt ing plan, about t.lXk) uf the has become a community view* Mho was tho first prssldsnl of rsquested by’ ths NsUonsl Asso- Ugslkin. Ihs Instructor’s of ths llsmilcsp* week In aiteiiipla l« (trevenl Sevetsl wcrkeis wIm> ensissd. school tllslild's soipc ;t.WS) iMi Open Thtirt. t f f F M ; point." elation for ths Advoncamanl of Ths IndtotmeM neM tfmm’ psd and a 1667 grsdualo of Man btiaes beglmilng their r.Aintts Ui» plckst tine to report sold pus were to b« seiht to schohle Colored Psupls NAACP The Common Market Is'com- for Ihe iqienlng <4 srhiKUa Thee they did so because 1 have lu oulslde Ihsir Kslghburluxxts mstr/lieted Ms lonoMe Meeiiw Ampl* Froo Forldiifl poeed of France, Weet derma ohssisr High iqhtMil, whore aho . - . a . . . In IM7 as M,8M when tt « ■ » was s ftmr yosr momhsr snd day and in deiiionslraihste earn a living " •ctuxd (ifftclats said altandancs kilned si shuHinil^ down 'harire Wwrrvn »( IsstUsc. . (or Ihe wsek was ,d( about (•m F8g» soorstary of the Mudonl Oeun* M m Mary M. M. l-yarli 1 (tret (8m Faga EMM) 1 MANCHES'TER EVENING ilERALD, MANCHEgfER. CONN.. TUESDAY, SBPTE^ER 14, 1971 P A G E T m a a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1971 P A O B T W O ful, be cool, keep it calm, we don’t want none of these guys failure to obey a traffic signal, Bullets KiUed Vernon Ex-Hostage killed unless they kill one o i us Parents’ Plea Heeded, fined $16, Tolland THEATER TIME Sheinwcdd on Bridge M O V I E I M n N O B first.' Ouy K. Codding, 21, of 290 SCHEDULE "Then when toe first helicop­ I f Redwood Dr., operating a motor FORmRENTBAND GET HELP FROM BNBMV ■> NORTH Hostages In Recounts His [ . 4 86 3 2 ter came in, my executioner vehicle with unsafe tires, fined YOUNG PEOPIE School Board Sets Session ■' FOB OPTIMIS’nO 8LAM started knockliig me down on School Bus Restored Bumslde:—"Bonnie A Clyde” C> A 10 9 4 Jaycees Voice 'Skepticism CmOUlT COURT IS $18. toe ground and picking me up f»s eMeeMf# «f Wfce * !• 7:30; "Bullitt" 9:30. By ALFRED SHBINWOIA 0 Q 10 3 2 Prison Plot ‘DaysinHelV By JOHN JOHNSTON Mancheater geaaion Ronald P. Cote, breach of 0anm »u ut m nmkmif 9i and knocking me down again. To Air Busing Complaints . Cinema I; — "Airport” 7:00, If you don’t like the slam con­ ♦ A (Oonttnued from Page One) (Oonttnued from Pago One) Then all I can remember is (Herald Reporter) Edward Zltano, 26, of Flail 9 ;30. tract In today’s hand, any num­ WEST EAST ...~ __ Feminine voices were raised last night. The Board of River, Maiui., whose $5,000 in- R, Cushman Jr., 17, Joseph J. (Herald Reporter) rifled and I must have blacked ^ transport Forest Hills area children to Buckley 7:20, 9:16. spade tricks )$2Ut suppose you 4 Q 10 9 5 4k 87642 When a panel of six young meeting of the Greater Vernon Finally on effort was made to “Tiny," served as doctor for staowed up yesterday. In c u b to- ' Daniel Lee Davis, 17, of Tal- *a Mtt UMime Rlcotta, contended that It would . • u. Ptranitl CuMmm SiimmM School office, to air parental Ustcd on the Job specification Manchester Drlvo-In: —"Mur­ have Just seen the happily re­ , School. dy of State Police. With him cottvUle, breach of peace, lined GP SOUTH be dangerous for ouUldera to w°>«en topped off a list of worn- Jaycees last night. look deeply into a few Issues toe hostages, supplying toe bad- "The next thing I *now. Before the complaints on schcMl busing. tjj0 requirement for "good ders In the Rue Morgue" 8:00; vived musical "Candlde,” and z*. . sv/talai «srl4$« 41ia «srA«MAn /\s« 4tis unanlindus vo4e, year-old child walks aJons for was a repreeentatlve of the ^20. 4 A 7 4 enter the prison today. He said e"’® '“»eraUon goals with toe The women on toe panel were but not until toe meeting had ly Injured with pato-klUlng drugs g<,n,ebody pulled my blindfold rjr Donald J Hennlsan suner- than a half mile Groups of parents from sever- health and the ability and de­ "Dr. Phlbes" 9:30. you’re convinced th^ all Is for Stuyvesant ^Insurance Co. of Jeffei7 H. Davis, 22, of South <:? KQJ 8 73 eight pri«S^rs are atol S l i S ; ‘le® of a government-paid va- not part of any ” particular Just about ended Throughout toid setting broken bones and off and there was one great big, ^ schSSBuckley ni areas of town are planning to hard." East Hartford D r lv e -ln "R e ­ the best In the best of all possi­ New Jersery, who put up the Windsor, reckless driving, fined ■anicna 0 A to toe prison. cation for too housewife, toe group. They said they were the one and one-half hours toe stitching wounds. beautiful, handsome state troop- m-njed Incorooratlng two Jump PT^exew Uve cominlttoa Mts attend the session to atteihpt to Donald Parker, principal of open Wednesday" ble worlds. So you optimistical­ bond for Zltano, and who paid $38. A charge of intosclcation r 17 nwlm ■ftiaeiii,li 4k KJ 3 Outside toe prison walla this '>'en to toe audience laughed loosely affiliated to toe cause Invited wives of toe Jaycee "One guy’s whole u p ^ r Up *r. I said, ’Boy, am 1 glad to "*®"°e® Incorporating two jump p t a execuUve conunltus, MTS. 'fma w AMI tMrflin force the buses to pick up thalr MeadoWbVook, briefly sum- East Windsor Drive-In: -"Re- ly bid the slam. Now all you bus runs, costing approximately aioria M. Plante of 64 Milford the bill. nolled. Soulh West North Kart morning, a group of lawyers, loudly and long. of women’s lib and infrequently members sat silently and listen- was gone, and Tiny sewed It up. g^e you - He said, ‘Why yeah. children closer to home. marited the school as having open Wednesday". have to’ do Is make it. $1,8(XI. Ensuing discussion Rd. stated, "We primarily Hie company spokesman said Marl L. Desmond, 60, of 66 1 0 1 4 3 Pau doctors, nurses and legal assts- When they cited a Bureau of did this sort ot thing, although ed. He was Just fantastic. The board had rerwrted par- approximately 780 students with Meadows Drive-In:— "Mur- , South dealer J ! Btressed toe point that both may concerned 'with the bHnd spoU his organisation found Zltano in Dakwood Dr., pleaded nolb con- 3 ♦ Pass 4 4 Pail tants awaited toe outcome of Labor statistic claiming that they held many informal meet- The usual facts one has be- "But"But itIt was largely metoe Mus-m u s - take a couple o f weelu sick time as Ml lams ir AbMtnn tlcularly the high, school, and in chUdren In each of grades ders in the Rue Morgue"; "Dr. North-South vulnerable at Ambassador, Lydall, and lls- Masaachusetts, and brought tendere to a substituted charge 4 0 Pass i Z> Pass toe hearing. women to toe home work a 99.6 ings. They were Joan Scott, 8u- come used to heaidng were Urns, "he stressed again, "who and a couple of we'eks of va- " (Af, nut My very some cases • the middle school hlndotgarten througdt two. Opening lead — King of About 28 parents from Forest quire." However, she added, him back to Connecticut^ of failure to phow license, fined hi Mtlhl MtM) Phibes". 6 C? All Pass Prison personnel, meanwhile '^'eek as compared to san Ring, Susan DeBrito, Joyce recited in quick successlon/by actively protected toe hostages cation, and then I’m going to About 28 paren students, making them walk Blue-Hills Drive-In: — "Owl Spades. Zltano Is charged with three $28. The staff consists of 26 class­ set about toe task cf putting toe about 46 hours for men, toe re- Klein and Claire Leary, all toe six women: That In 1870 ^rom other rioting prisloners. coll it quite. I don’t know if Hills streets attended toe meet- toere w oan^rs in ms further in an effort to save and the Pussycat" "Doctor’.s W est opens the king of counts of larceny, breaking and Milton J. Dickinson, 38, of 671 room teachers, guidance per. prison back to order. sponse was "how about a little from Storrs, and Emily Londers women made up one-third of too They had a system set up Just i have too stuff Inside me to tog, all women with a lone ex- rondmt ditatotog into money on the transportation ac­ spades, and you are entitled to entering with vldeiKe, breaking Hartford Rd., breach of peace, soimel, nurse, reading spe- Wives” . It was a dark, rainy but quiet grasscuttlng there?” indicat- from Wllltmantlc. All are or facuKles of Institutions of high- like a regular prison is run — 'put my head back in toe lion’s ceptlon. The main hazards they Brook,and oddltlonslcondo- ■ MM. MM ora count. The board clallste, learning dlsablllUes, 11- assume that West has bid on a diamonds, you toust discard a day today to tola western Now lew believers in toe figures, have been married. er learning (today it’s only one- with keep locks, and with courts mouth again." emphasized to their arguments minium construction. being and entering with criminal in- 60 days suspended, penses In many areas spade . East wins too trick 'but physical education, art, five-card suit. This means that York village where the sound of There was in fact little dgree- Either failure by too men to fourth); that 76 per cent of where they held court on i^ p le ------for transportation were no side- planned for toe future between tent, and resisting arrest, in Thomaa C. Dumals, 18, of Ell- of the $180,000 cut In the school music and a psychologist (part- Bast startS'Wlth only one spade. must return a diamond or a gunahotg, helicopters and ox- ment expressed between toe take too subject of women’s lib doctors to Russia are women (Inmates) who got to trouble tm walks on Esquire and Ambass- Ambassador and Esquire, with conriectlon with WllUngtbn Ington, operating a motor ve- budget ordered by the town ret U.N. Petitioned time). I'have to tell you this because club (for lack of anything else). plodtog tear gas grenades were sexes on any of too causes of seriously or simply toe on- (in the U.S. It’s 7 per cent); stealing tooA or fighting out In ador Drs. to the Nortofield Its accompanying equipment. house breaks. hide while the right to drive is Angel St., failure to carry reg- erendum last spring. You discard your lost spade 12 Seek Posts none of my readers would heard Monday. women’s liberation as they slaught of too many radical that to 1966 only oeven-tontos of ***® yanl.” Green condominium area; no Four buses pass Ms 20 Dear- A court official said the poe- under suspension, fined $100. istration, and failure to drive _ . . Applications for the post are In Prison Death ./hlle dummy ruffs—thus mak­ sibiUty of------reinstating the for------John J.-- Edwards, 26, ^ of Ver- ...in the proper lane...... The recently orga^Md ^ Superintendent of dream Of sneaking a look at the Officials were trying to Iden- were expressed by the panel and unsupported Ideas at once one per cent of all women earn- "^e Muslims, he contoued, O u PTI p H i n T ' o ’W H e^87> er* crossing guard at bom Dr. home every mocniag SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — felted $8,000 would be argued by non, operating a motor vehicle Daniel J. Harvey, 20, of 302 **'°1*P seeking, a revisio ^i oua Kenneth Mac- East-West hands. FYom here ing the slam. tlfy- toe ■ dead Inmates, piece to- ed annaul salaries of $10,000 or dweeeO «>e b o s s e s to inmate Ambassador and Lydall St.; toe with only a few parochial Georgia Jackson, mother of on, however, you’re on your • I bet you never thought Vol­ la s e rs . Zltano’s contlmiance whUe under the Influence of In- Adams St., failure to pass right. routing *sIs a group ofu. Dockerei uenzle ptoer “ of what I p Oswald said. Prison offl- more;______that 61_ percent______of Ameri-_____ coveralls and k , ^ them sup- Twelve applications each have barren, in places swampy, area school pupils to Utem, Arthur Rd. parento They wish plclmps ^ slain Sah Quentin convict own. taire and Leonard Bernstein dat^ Sept. 20. A new bond of toxicating Uquor, fined $100. Phyllis J. Keefe, 36, of Ams- to toe hteodshp, and put toe speculated toe two had cans are female hut only three P»ed with food, drink blankets, received for toe positions *^'«ed by Ambassador, Scott ^ u p commented. "It’s a George Jackson, says she will You take the ace of spades at would help you make a slam! $10,0(K)^aa placed on Zltano to Two counts of failure to obey ton,.. _ fraudulent______Issue of check, °n .tltelr street for sU middle ^ Education prison sjatem back on Ite rw - ^y fellow prisoners. Prison Riot per cent of Congress are. There sheets, and toe mattresses on ^ assessor and town - m ”* Vernon St., used as a Mack Sennett comedy between ask the United Nations to probe once, draw a round of trumps Dally QueaUon Ernest N. Jerfmdro, 27, of Oov- betwOen the ages ^^en it was learned 30 Une. Relieving piarts p d oto- ..g„ „ 0 ^ ^ e crimes that was much more adding up to ''*!**' hostages stopt. highway and sanitation superin- shortcut by children; and toe to- 8:10 and 8:20," he said. He sug- insure mihSP®"'®**®* ^en, He traffic signals, were noUed. Ernest N. Jcrfmdro, 27, of Oov- the death of her son at the Call- the king and then clear the Dealer, at your right, bids dld not p o st^e bond, and was Kelsey S. Farley, 28, of WllU- entry, reckless driving. graders had register­ er perspnel who had been on ,^ 0 bo^ered on toe contention (hatthat women,con-women , con- '" " 1 ‘*^"8r the wMk-eiid, it" tendent. The closingcioslng 1date----- — for —toe from , Ambassador to Ver- gested one bus for parochial Hunt, fornla prison Aug. 21. g^e of diamonds out of the way. one heart. You are next, with! Q uelled In taken to HartfQ^ Correctional mantle, operating a motor ve- John P. Lamoureaux, 19, of According to George ed over the summer months p p i duty during toe long atrocities," said Oswald, stltute a cheap "drudging" labor one or two of t l ^ B l^ k applicaUons was Friday, but Lydall, making It dUfl- and Buckley school chUdren One of the so-called Soledad yoy conUnue with a trump to Spades, K-Q-J-10-8; Hearts, 6; Center. hide while the right to drive Is East Hartford, being found In- spokesman for the Rroup, the houro of trpble, spuring pe- a guard was fatally Injured force Panthers who kept toe whole postmarked that day were ®“lt for a small cMld to see an and dropping them at a central forcing class sizes up to 30 or Brothers, Jackson was shot to dummy’s nine, ruff a low dla- Diamonds, 9-8-6; Club*, Q-10-9- Kart Noyes, 32, o f^ e s t Hart- under suspension, fined $200. toxlcated. children walk 8/10 of a mile to more ir. some classes. quate suppUes and preparing ^ e first day’s disorder, Bialtimore Goals Outlined *btag bolUng. ‘Let’s die, broth- ^Ibo accepted. approaching car, especially at point for transfer. death In What prison officials mond, lead a club to the ace 8. The goal of women’s lib toe ®®“ ' ‘^ ® *bte ,1,^6 appllcaUtms are now be- the high rates of speed noted. Wilson E. Deakto Jr., assto- ford, was sentenced to Oqe year WlUlam J. Foley, 28, of Staf- Joseoh Maddaluno 22 of comer of Dockerei Rd. Md Warranty Deeds meals wero priority considers. ^ lo r e than IW prisoners wsre have called an abortive escape the ten of diamonds, What do you aoyf tions, they said zirm- (Continued from Pace One) uanel claimed is embodied in here,, Let's end it here, reviewed by Town Man- Mrs. Eda Stepper of 69 Rich- tant superintendent of schools In prison, suspended, two ford, operating a motor vehicle WappiS^, following tiio ckJsely. J?;*' k they must wa‘t for Three warranty deeds for attempt. Two other convicts you were hoping to ruff out Answer; Pass If vulnerable injured or wounded to the fight- years probation, on a c h a i g ^ without a red light, mirror, A u d ^ R. h ^ o e k y , St^- ‘he bus. Therq are no houses Buti»ui state,ButKi.wiiuuua officials were wore loooufaced Mondav Three state troou- .11 < ■. n . the concent of "consciousness- they kept yelling Holy war, 0g0r Robert Weiss. mond Dr. opened toe parents’ for personnel, replied that the ;iithin""a quarter 'mile of the and three guards were also yjg ]dng of diamonds since that since a vulnerable overcall Wgamy, Judge Eli C ^ e r sen- .^ d e r, ^«;marker light, fined a foWvllle, making an llleg?a left killed. early to toe day with a federal ^ r a l s l Z " ^ t c u T M Z Z Z l ^ ® " V* «>®.P??P*® ’ . .. 'Ph® men who now hold these side ot toe discussion by dls- bus contractor had studied the stop, which he claims Islo located with Town Clerk Elaine Bugbee would enable you to discard a should promise very nearly the court order forbidding them tenced him after reading a pre- tbtd of $M>k A charge of reck- turn •* «. Mrs. Jackson also told news­ Z a W l ^ s [ Z t t ^ i c a M s S n w o ^ PoelUons both .Recently resigned, playing a map of toe area, possibility.' "It 1. feasible In the last week. spade on toe queen of dia­ strength of an opening bid. from Interrogating any of toe ^ other guards freed _ ^ . __ .__. . . j ___rained and it joined and It rain- Herman Paascantell, who is Shaded streets Indicated those mondng but not at dismissal to sentence r e ^ , ^ m en tl^d lessidjivlhg ^ n o l l e d . cecile Mastascusa, East Hart- on a "blind comer.’ men Monday she would ask the Richard Smith, a Buffalo him. 4 Residents of CrestwOod are al John R; and Bonita Cratty to monds. Some experts would bid one United Nations to protect the subdued- inmates ^ U 1 attorneys volunteered S f lt e lT ^ P»ye ■ _ ^ ^ e 23, of ford, making an Improper term a„‘ the"meet- D'vight R. and Ruth H. Phelps, The plan doesn’t work, so you spade with tote hand If not vul­ could counsel with them. . _ The guards and tomate kitch- . r , . . . Stafford Spr^igs, middng an im- Jacques J. Pelletier, 28, erf , h.. property on Harriet Dr. rights of prisoners in the "bar­ must dig deeper, to cultivate nerable; others would make a A Ma^heetM y o ^ t>trn. '$^0; M d^idaUon East Hartford, failure to obey ?**^ect *^e b c ^ s ^ ^ c h L -lL H. and Donna Fowler barous penal institutions of the . U.S. DIatidet Court Judge y i e t i Z pretotted retreated from toe your garden. Cash the king of weak Jump oivercall of two JMm Curtain scheduled a hear- aeelnir the iniured that toe ‘*bUng hall and Markwordt ------*“ — " » aown to taae a posiuon m toe ineir cmiaren wouiq not do Hennlgan - S t week in Coventry, while al- ^ ^ ^ " ‘T n W f T an e Z e n ^ -Ihomas nTand Martha C. State of California.’’ clubs, ruff a club to dummy, spades. ing cn his order, wMoh also to- Z t o t e ll^ t iS ld ^ Z trS cM d e £ ^ ® "^ ® ® ^ "« department as a bused. I Z ^ n g parochial elemwt- th«r*, wsa ordered ex------’ ------^a**"*^ to carry reglstraUon. Pi®® ____Nash. DrooertvNash, property on Old on Post Old Bd. Post Rd. and lead toe queen of Perty mit d o c ^ and n u ^ to to- , ,, g^jto said. ’ ’ ‘ " ' ' aid Brackley, 18, ^ Blsscll pleaded nolo ccxiteVidpre WASHINGTON (AP) — king of diamonds, and you get 8i»ot metocaJ care given shotguns and St, la charged with loroeny, vtolatlwi of limited llcen^ W e ^ y J. Thouin,__ __ 60, of in kindergarten. The children RobWe Rd, Three $80,000 grants to sepa­ ready to ruff with your next-to- Aids Viet Victims injury prim ers M ^ y s tor ^ powered rifles with snl- wilful destrucUon to p r i ^ R o c ^ Nursery School Tea rate Connecticut drama groups last trump. toe state withheld comment un- “ f^lure~to "grant the **'®y property, breaking ^ Marcus R. Hamilton, 47, of of must wait for the bus. The ’Tolland Cooperative Nur­ were announced Monday by toe If toe roof happened to fall in TOKYO (AP) >— The Japan SSSS; S2 SSSS'pSL,* ' Suck ki ...» a. W - h. u» n»a p . j„.ph to. b„„ to,"to.*toa7i.ar« Mr" sery School will hold its mem- National Endowment Council on you Just then, you would be ■ Red Cross Society decided Mon­ wim crindn^ t o ^ , ^ Coventry, breach of peace, fin- e Uss^ Welsh, 468 Woodbridge Residents from othefi areas of * ITOUP M l.py.n, 'W'lOT, u,r.gu outot.?., M- »!» P»«" “ 2 .Sir Mto. Oot. It, rtmovto.” thtok. by b i Mvot. day to send about $10,000 worth town have also Indicated they berahlp tea tomorrow night at 8 for toe Arts. able to announce that all Is for nurses and legal assistants was jr^ p s were ordered mas uicj,they Deputy _a^ssor . Iso »a new pool- . traveline from 46 to 80 Zgan ssa r S ^ . ^ s K ; S Kennedy Dr,, breach of peace. station In toe early morning of St., Intcodcaticm, 30 days sus- for all qualified voters 18 years ere Invited to attend. Shakespeare Festival and in your hand. worst floods to 26 years to late Sing Sing Prison in Osstol^ , apparent to me 1,200 Inmates. Police reportedly member asked how nvmy w ^ ^tand or they would storm toe tion wMch will replace one of JJ"® f up a request from one Sept. 8. Police said other ar- Teh following plead^ ndt Classes wlU begin Sept. 22, at Academy in Stratford. Instead of ruffing toe king of July. locked prlso^rs in * ® ‘r ®e^ shortly b Z « tofattack that ptoled back within two hours men wtually ran for Congress - ...»toe . assessment...... aides. who ..... was miles" '“ ®f an“ hour. Observations of , pended; and operating a motor *. ,u- of Sge or older who have lived masses wiu negm sept. 22, at yard. traffic flow and speeds were school. rests are expected. ^ c l e wbUe toe right to drive I n H ^ for at least six months, which Ume toe school’s annual until alterafter metoe lunenusfunerals...... « u = wb.y.0 Hnaiino-deaUng wuhwith mAnmen who AftAralter thAtoe unrisins'uprising beeran.began. ^ ^® ^ast ele.election, ^ and although ' <eratlng a motor ve- HaU, Religious Education Building measure.— And In . . .BaltUi^w, "M anyoneutiv/wia resisted,maiatAH ththey p v ___ conventiona are run by men “immediately after the vote, m , there was a brief u p r ^ „ „ „0 p„i,00„ 0„ Machine Repair toe court Brackley had been In- without a Ucense $20- and ’ '>*’each of peace, Specialized Teacher between 9 and 10^30 a.m. while who say to^re is an absence of thAv PAmTove^r M:d*biin«oWed a policeman posted there vdved recenuy to several f ’ Prison officiate and city po- quaUfled women. „ fAAt DALLAS (AP) — Mexican- to observe. The Additional first gn«.de the classes are to session down­ tote m o rn ^ to the s^ld. "We had a Job to do." zarre situations,” ..and request- Rarlato 27 of He- Summer St., breach of peace, Machines Bought teacher ailtborlzed by toe stairs. I ^ Z Z t She insisted it WM not a ques- waited. ,D M * ^ T o llc r 'S S m e n t ^ “^*'® al«> easy for a child to ed toe exam. ^ Thomas E. Landers, 48, of iZZlve^to toe ** important -"t— - - enough to tion of ,^m en being MrMd of D ^ l“ Pollm ,,p ^ Otter chai^ges agatost Brack- Tolland Tpke., operating a school board week due to S r ^ r e .ulckly drivm ^t -^ e d an d Sold Manchester Evening Herald ground ley, which were aXea continued, ^ motor vehicle while under the Tolland correspondent, Bette Beverly Bollino Burton with tear gas and returned to A spokesman for Gov. Mar- oley *dlto’t* have toT p w e r to m ST k w b to launched a crash ^ t ^ f o n g * f ^ a Hand Scraping blanket 'c f tear gas as toe at- with 10,r cBiiB. . „ hABAA Mander said toe governor’s ocMeve it. However, toe point ®*fht ot nine guys to- program to get more blacks ^ S t * * m £ “;j‘toto;;;‘.^t;;;rw ’c ' S S e in Q -*™ !® ’ Tel. 876-2846. their cells. sLte correcUons ^^ostrtke dead hostages ai> end’ofIZZ. I Z JuTlucky Z"for^e*"***"'^"'*'"*^ toe "tooSTa^ I Complete Rebuilding S m ^ t o ^ ^ l d e n t to to Timothy G. Paul. 18. of Thl- cimttouous p ^ X < ‘to- S wWch he allegedly ^ v e ^ t o T f “ tabllshed lane, land, operating a motor vehicle ^ t e d day" of learning p «^ ^ Adopted said par^ndy were killed to toe iZard B. Parks, deputy toe S ”ste toS ‘*'®^ 'P^®‘'^® "'“■® Mexlcan-Amerl- ^ M anchester dered the minutes of fighting. In several warden at City Jail, Said toe Z a t e Z n c T t o claim Ms- I flJfured toe others all got their cans have teen Mred this year, Mre. Carrfe Ros^^^^ auto over a green at ^ Man- while the right to drive Is under v .i, autopsies had j„gt^ 0 0 0 mmates werb seen C h e s te r Country Club Other un- Jr.. 24, of suspension, disobeying an of- „ ^ ® Prcgrain Is b^ed on the > p q ^ o - Japan Is turning uprising was "a follow up" to crlmlnaUon Just as If there were “'roat slit as soon as they got bringing toe group’s strength to Kennedy Rd. read a pedteM- T d , 643-4505 of toe slto ho®*^ ■ ; gUttlng the throats of hostages. toslde. 23. Only one was hired to 1970, clan’s comments that listed toe ndated charges Included hav- breach of peace, fined fice^ Improper use of marker prlm a^ ^ ^ haiTps-but not for ex- Dance Studio k lU ^ prior to J*® . ^^^03 In at least three cases prlson- the Attica uprising. really some law proMblttog wo- "They threw another 10 or 18 two in 1969, and none to 1968. dangers inherent when a flve- a weapon In a motor ye- *«^ "*'*^ plates and operating an unreg- education, and toe school sya- port to Ireland. The 2%-fooMall "To my knowledge toe only men from running for public of- h i d e , and having JBn improper ^ Prosktoe, 24, of Hart- latered motor vehicle. looktog for t ^ e r a ^ t o instrumentswell suited to f f * ’ * ^ N a t liZ Ouardman Z y * ’‘we r f ts“ S t o * ^ t o cau^'’ thTtto^to T tU ^ k T ’' flcVwten.'to''tert,"‘t e c ^ trench and soaked them experience to handling this type music writteir-. over the past moved to to smash toe re,bel- gjate police sharp- Parks said. "It’s a wonder It’s your psychological makeup, you with gasoltoa The guys who I CUP AND MAIL TODAY I '“ S r e e out-of-town youths of classroom situation. Con- thousand yearkxtor toe 13- Directors: Lee & Beverly Burton non by some 1,200 prisoners. ^ ^ ® ; - ^^uted a tatfe Tt not more widespread through- Just won’t.” were supposed to bum -em up were bound over to ThUand tabUshed 1“ ®, ! ^ m e f s sideratlon wlU also be given to stringed Japemese kOtp. nountv flunerior Court after George Russell, 30, of-Somers, Reprimand Given He would not say now moved across toe throat of a out toe country."c < ^ r y ." sneShe nadhad to agree that the is- cMckened out. They Just 22 OAK STREET earlier the two had died. One mard, with one well-placed bul- Parks discounted speculation ®“® confidence, "that ®‘x x „ * iL J S ^ ^ l e ^ Z S ty 'to un- liitoxlcau^ $10 ; one ' group that related charges. Michael J. Dl- too closely, , Manson in Fire them bad teen emasc, a , lot to the convlct-executloner’s that toe uprising was stirred by *h®®t women cannot have that.” “ EaRN EXTRA MONEY send for information Notale, 20, of Windsor Locks evading responsibility was no WORLD'S GREATEST ACTION SHOWS said. ■ . . .. . head.nAAo miuuuiLmlUtant fwces.icjraeB and toe reason they can’t, she stayedf^ayed^to to thett middle of the TOGETHER FOR THE FIRST TIME! Group Old Private Instruction In... Oswald said that toe convtcte, " ® . ^ begtog at birth with an yard- They stood us up, and te- pleaxled to breaking and enter- ted. „ , LOS ANGELES (AP) — who had armed themselves y ^ t ® Z ^ hour waiting fo^ J ^ Z a dteorimtoatlon. hind each of us ttere was a tog to coimectlon with a Staf- Otis B. , Sheltoe. „ . ___ ^.__ ------CSiartes Manson, cult leader WiTHOuT SELLiNG Now you can learn income tax preparation from with bats, home-made knives 0^ ^ ^ J , ^ „ \ ^ 0 ^ ’1 h T v I^ ^ t ®*'® ®“« » ® ® ^ H&R Block. Thousands are earning good money as BAllET^ TAP m o d e r n JA Z Z and tears gas grenade launch- jj ^ ,^ho was 1. ,,° “ ‘ ^ '“ ''® "* you have a daugditejT" He didn’t “ ®^*®™’ o. o. tax preparers. Enrollment open to men and women U n g ^ d ^ e d s^e of i n ^ - under suspension, fined $100. A LaBlanca klUlngs, has lost his era, had been continuing to ™ ® ™ ’ feK It- go ghe suggested, to aU of them ^ ^ ® ? ® OR HaRD WORK of allill Iages. Job opportunities for qualified graduates^ maie other erode weapons. gupixieed to cut the As a result of toe incident, “Focus to on ^ e ry statement 8vy from B BlOTk. I f he’s had a S K ^ A. R^rt^ iT i Charge of giving a false name ^siting *or 10 TEGMCOlOr, ACROBATIC ^ BiAllROOM i_ „ . , , «s»aa nniiAgi becAUse he set fire to Uie Deo- “To delay the action ^ y m r o a t . He d Z ’t have the Inmates "wdll te fed to you make to yotlr daughter and learn income Classes Start, September 13th l O M M l Sto enterto^ to* c o i ^ U ^ ^ Dale S. Thompswi, 17, of WU- .ding to his cell. autooriUes w y longer would not only Jeopard- ,, " toeir cells, that’s for sure,” gvery statement you make to *^®*‘ a sergeant of toe H6R BLOCK X Telephone 647-1083 i Z ^ e n t lives but would ^egan at 9:48 your son.” Thpy would see a ekecuUon squad said "Be care- tax preparation from T t e ^ r ^ e L llmanUc, speedup $60 and U- Manson, 36 currently on tria^ Bonnie and Clyde 356 R. W est Middle T)>he>> A Manchester man arrested cense sis^nded for 30 teys; Z u Z i torteten toe security of toe en- ^ ^ almost foUr days to toe The deputy warden said difference, she inalsted, subUe, W/URKEM Please send me free information 646-64i0 at gunpoint to a rlfle-wleldlng and operating a motor vdUcle The Burtons ore «tive members of Donee Educators of America. tire correcUonal system of tote ^j„ut0 a,ter the convicts took guards used three "baseball- but one wMch builds up and that EEATTY Incident last month pleaded not with an Impropermuffler, $16. A p°nald f Z i'M « d l^ state,” Ofwald said. control ot a section of the prls- tyi>e—tear gas canisters bor- toe point Is after a while women IDENTIFICATION Nina ______!______KSVE BURNSIDE guUty to charges of breach of charge of fd to e to have fend- SBi. BURNSIDE AVE EAST HAOTfOkt- Inc. in both performing arts and ballroom divisions. ^ • //V tlonary tactics of militants who hcetages onto catwalks, knives mates’ injuries . were caused ®||® asked who to fact puT- dress on a motor vehicle com- motor vehicle whUe toe right RIl 5; b & 4IA • BOl (UN NOICH . / I AND rsjected all efforts at a peace- t© their throats, to full view of "more by their own actions,” rj®®™ thete toys and was plaint, found Van Steenburgh to drive is under susi>enslon, Bailey Audifarium - 8:30 P.M. Aful.1 settlement, 7 forced/\tv.aA Aa coH-con- AniAAirinironlooktog noiice."police.” specificallycnr.A»iei»aiiv breakingKi-AaiririA "quite a letted M a choiTuSjOf "tile mom­ ENDS TONIGHT mies.” The panelist conceded fondling a rifle. Bonneville Was fined $100. LITTLE THEATRE frontaUon and carried out cold- After that a hellcrmter loaded windows. forced to draw his pistol to Wayne V. Estey, 18, of East "MURDERS IN THE blooded, kllltogs they had with tear-gas canisters wMp------“That’S our problem, too,” and make the man drop toe weap- Hartford, found guilty on substl- RUE MORGUE” PRESENTS threatened from the outset,” ped over toe rebel-held exercise said they find great opposition W e Want You to Meet Elsie Tartoglio on. Van Steenburgh Is free on tuted Information of breach of "DR. PHIBES” Rockefeller said alter toe prls- yard, signaling toe attack, from women toeansejves. C o te b r a te Guests Invited Another Jaycee , admitted $100 nomsurety bond. peace, fined $16. ----- WKP.------✓ i on had been secured. Wlthto hours after the prison CSiaiges of breach of peace Nolles were, entered to toe fol­ President Nlxoti telephoned was secured, with all but four To Preview Of men were to blame for wom- agatost four youths arrested af­ lowing cases: ^h«y bum up the blacktop I Rockefeller after the rebellion ot 2,284 prisoners accounted •en’s plight. He said women had ter a brawl at toe Acadia Res­ Madge AshweU, 869 Iklato St., - ...and oach othor! ' had been put down and told toe for, correction officials trans- (3ieney Exhibit too- many conveniences, "too taurant on Tolland ’Tpke. July 31 intoxication. ^ I \Saiiders' governor he supported toe ferred 200 inmates to other to- much time on your hands," were noUed. Charles ISaker m , 24, of E b m Tlllfp-IJIME gtate’s actions. stitutions, and they planned to , _ ,, that to toe olden days toey had mcmey^ by \ x vw. ^ preview of toe R u sse ll ^ get up at six to chop wood, Charged were James R. Oorsl- Hartford, obtaining But the State’s assault drew m m e another liOOO. BLACKTOP*: D K I W r The * c l ^ ”*cam^ despite long Cheney Art Exhibit and a re-' get water from a well, make Mie, 22. of Rockville, John J. 'lalse pretenses. G EN. ADM . $2.50 — STU D E N T $ 1 .5 0 ^ ^ criticism from otoers. Cottrill, 21, of Bolton, Michael Cheryl A. Bonadles, 19. of 23 A uNivf tSAi nciuq ceptlon for Manchester Hlstorl- soap and clothes, " I think you Doran, 20, of 99 Vernon 8t., and E3nglewood Dr., breech of peace. SR. C IT IZ E N S — TH URS. O N L Y — $1.00 Soon a f t e r ^ e reteUlon te- cai Society mpmbers, Cheney ^ v e It too easy and we’re to Randl S. Hall, 21, ot Bolton. Susan E. P r o a ^ 139 Benton ‘RECKLESSLY FUNNYI” C A L L 646-0657 OR A T T H E BOX O FFICE cals, called the assault a "mon- special guests will 00 ng or A charge ot possession of con- breach of peace. New Yorker Magazine s t trolled drugs agatost Doran, who John M. Ctoglo, 20, of East never seem to medlarles they wanted caUed »>e held to toe WMton Auditor- men to Officiate ^ e r stem ^ ^ dtepute. turn, 86 N. Mato St., Sunday take away the appliances and was aUegedly found with a con- Hartford, tesrattog a motor ve­ TAKING OFF’ . tainer of pills, was continued. hicle witoout a tire. l e ^ thM p a t i^ e l ^ v t o ^ Many oftoe mediators came from 8 to 8 p.m. 8lve women back to toe waah- Peter P. Dickman, 21, of East Prosecutor' Joseph Paradlso A MILOS KXIMAN HUimS ^ S2n a V e s a T e r , ^ S ^ The exhibit, sponsored by the ^ ^Mch too paneUsts Hartford, poesesslon of marl- said toe restaurant owner. A UNIVERSAL fiCTUItE - IN COIOI LAST DAY: “Summer ot >42” 1:20 - 9:20 BIRTHD — M.u, vnrk Times associate edl- ' __reasoned,rei "There’s no reason ’There would have teen room wicker and Bobby Historical Society and library y d ^ a n n these appliances Frank Rlcelardone, did not wish MANCHfSTfR for negotiations If It took * » ggale leader of toe Black Pan- board, 'W ill te open to toe pub- tod, along with your power to press the' cha)a»8, Tt>e four CINTiR allegedly caused a disturbance FRfl PARKING RTAR OF THIATRF m on^, ther party. lie, without charge,. daUy from mowdrs.” , when "they were asked to leave. Arthur O. Eve, a l^mocretic Although Oswald agreed to 2 to 6 and 7 to 9 p.m.. Sept. 20 She also told Mm he wasn’t STARTS TOMORROW state assemblyman from Bur- ^ rebels’ demands, he through .Uct. 2. A printed pro- taking anytMng away from her, Other cases disposed of,: . 1 falo, ^ d tote « ‘®«[‘ing to a provision- gram, containing a photogrM>h "You don’t run Me." Frank Wolflnger, 44, of 464 N. RATED A... BUT MAY BE TDD INTENSE W ED., SEPT. I5TH pwel dlteuss^ on toe v amnesty against any pf caieney and a short blogra- There was finally an attempt Main (St., Intoxication, fined $10. " T o ^ SJwwJhat IfF^kefel- charges te granted phy by Herbert Swanson, will to look at toe positive side, that, Oumersindo Baez, 41, of Hart­ FOR YOUNGER ler had^agrted to a re q u e st^ rebels. be distributed at toe exMblt. wMle marriage Is a “we" In ford speraUng an unregistered prtsoters to mtet witn tnem Rockefeller said he had no Christie McCormick te program many cases, a lot of marriages motor vehicle, fined $16. CHILDREN. I and discuss their tne gQ^ytuUonal authority to committee chairman, with Miss ore not, and that people change Henry J. Baranoekl, 89, of 4 move woMd have ^ g h t ume g„,pegty^ *nd would not Haael Luts, a coordinator. during life. GeneralUation bas- Pearl Bt., Intoxication, ftoed $16. I „ even If It were In hte power to Mrs. Allan flohubert 1s chair- ed on one’s o w n situation A charge of breach of peace was I Elsie is one of our tollers . .. when you c<>me into the bank <>0 e* t**® committee on ar- doesn’t work. WWle one man noUed. I York state ten. Jten inum , de-emphaalsed on rangements for toe preview, argued "my wife chooees her you can’t miss her. The girl with the big smile, cheerful Lawrence K. Bethea, 26, of S a v e a c h ^ a n of toe t e n a t ^ c ^ eorUer demand for asylum in ghe wlU be assisted by Mrs. life,” another Insisted toe hus- hello and bubbling personality. We would like you to come Hartford, shopUfttog under $16, as Barbra I D r a s e n c e at anothsr country. Blit KunsUer pierre Morteney. Miss Busan band has the right to tell Ms into the Manchester State Bank to open a savings account. given 80 days, suspended. Sm for yourself what a pleasure it is to do business wlthj David C. Bruce,-24, of 26 Streisand ■ * ______. I I!!i‘*i!^ J l^ ^ rt«m ^ w o u ld not Monday that the Black Marteney, and Miss Molly Bchu- wife Mte must stay home with «ia_ — ^0 o llimitjifl [iicoLoe unPassycat k^^tA^MArtad ^a showdown te- PAntJier party had arranged bert. Mrs. Albert Harris, Mrs. the kids. 1 tellers lik e Ellsie. BUCKET or BARREL of I th A Inmatez’ "In- sancluary In four countries In- pved Bllsh UI, and Mrs. John The silent Jaycee wives W re nn their amnsstv eluding North Korea, and the Wagner of the Historical So- singled out to please ask the I transtgence x FLepubliq of the Congo. olety; Mrs. Horace Learned, last question and one did, 1 She i r l i l ^ i A r Eve and Dunne Oswald, who said It was Ms representing the Cheney family; asked "What about women who ^itry^mhAra nf a as-mkn soe- decision to charge the rebels, and Mrs. Donald Conrad and like being protected, having A ruiL fried ^ki^lcen mai R^iAUon team formed at telted later It he would do Mrs. Edward Coltman will pour, doon opened for them, who like *hA »fliiAit nf the rebels again. He replied: Floral arrangements will be not having too headaches , of SERVK [ In _____ Fla. penolog- "R ’* to say what one made by Miss Ellen Buckley. menT What will you do to MANCHESTER STATE BANK BANK 1st Dr Vernon FVmc condemned woUId do. It wak a decision that

.if- MANCipiffrEft EVENING HERill®. MANCHESTER. CONN * TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1971 "I FAOB n w , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1671 VAQE FOUR hearing tonight at 7:80 l n , Y « » HALL FOR RINT 815,000 Suit Columbia man’s HaU to (fiscuSs small sec­ New Haven Student Vote tions In town called "Oonserva- For pavtfM. shdwsn, Naan, T V Tonight Among Oaims tion Areas” on the proposed tiona, mooUngo. OompM* Denied as Block Effort Rec Council land-use map. ’Hiey wish to Mtoban faelllAa. Laiga an- Sm Saturday’! TV Wtak -Against Town change the designation to oloaad paridng lot, Inqqlni for Complat! Llatlnga. By DAVID I,. EDOBW.V that they were dlacrtmlnated "Open Space" So that the town Hie town has been named de­ Budget Set could apply for state and feder­ LifliiiankM HoR NEW HAVEN tAt-> quired to answer more quea- !> Bis______VsUeir. ( 0) al grants If It wished to do so. M CMMLWAT aT B U K T qrakesmen for at least two of ^ produce more proof fendant In a 110,000 suit filed MANCHESTER IDr_Jkreom el Jeajale <0> Bulletin Board ' ' H Advestsree l« Paredlie the Democratic mayoral candl- residency than other apt^l* reoenUy In. the town clerk's of­ At $5,237 % ------for colloge studenU to register ^ students Lankford of 41 G»M Rd. la (M) Newe — Westker sad been set at $6,287, of which $717 president. Mrs. James Carey Is FOR . BpoHsTfr'muU’s "'Ti“ -«-r "People tend to think that the Haven, according to Judge Blu- wrist, arm, and shoulder. At Thn Parkndn (18). Dleh Vaa Dyke youth vote Is a block vote, but menfeld’s order. the beach was officially open Manchester Evening Herald He is being represented by it^8•) News — Weather aad It Just Isn’t so..,.’’ Democratic three-way Democratic but attendance was less than „ . _____ . . MANCHESTER Sports (0) Atty. Henry Ramenda of West anticipated. The slide at the end ojrrespondent VIr- ABO News (0) mayoral candl^te Vincent primary is Sept. 22. Incumbent Hartford. of the pier had been removed Iflal* Carlson tel, 228-9224. 1:8! (8) Oleaa Campbell t€) Slrabella said Monday mght. Democratic Mayor Bortholo- (8-M) Med Seaad (O Several Injury notices were because It was considered hoz- ______<18) Movie Game (C> A spokesman for Slrabella mew Gulda was unavailable for (88.8!) Movie (O) commented that the Y ale stu- comment on . the decision, also recently filed. ardous and there were some 8:N (18) Movie John Griffin of 84 Greenwood ■complaints about Its absence. It 8:8! (8) BawaU F iv »0 (0) dents probably wouldn’t affect Gulda Is the organl*atlon-en- (84!> Movie (0) the election. dorsed candidate. Dr., through his attorney David was Uuxight that family week- 8:8! (8> Oanaea (0) "It’s going to be danui hard ■ The probable Republican can­ C. Wlchman, informed the town end camping and private pools (18) Oaadid Camera hq,ve reduced attendance at the (888!) Fauir Side (C) to get the Yalies to walk the didate In the N'ovember munlcl- that he Is holding the town re­ 1!:M (M !) SUreas Welbv, M.D. two or ttoee blocks to regls- pal election; Paul Capra, said sponsible' for injuries he re­ beach. (18) News, Sports m Weather 18:8! (8) David Frost Bevae (0) ter," the spokdsm ^, a form er he felt the student vote would ceived on ihe afternoon of Aug. The council voted to om it the Premiere. Y ale student, said. "obviously” help his campaign. 21 at Globe Hibllow Pool. H e at­ children’s medical insurance as SERVICE (U ) Hartford Talk-la (O) tributed his Injuhes to the "de­ practically all families already (88) Oolddlcsero (O) Y ale students had brought " ’The younger voters In New 11 :M (S8.88888!) News — Weather the suit because they were de- Haven are looking to mo for fective and dangehvus condi­ have . such coverage. The pres­ aad Sports (O) med the right to register as new leadership In New Haven. . tions existing of eoeposed bolts ent policy expires In April and (18) iburriage on the Books 11:88 (8) Ferry MAsoa voters In New Haven. U.S. Dis- .they will obviously help my securing the slide to the raft.” anyone who Is registering for 11:8! (888!) Toalcht Show Joh a» trim Court Judge M. Joseph campaign," Capra said. Howard T. Madsen p i ^197 fall activities and has net paid Carson (O the insurance will be required (S-M) Disk Oavett Show (C) Blumenfeld ruled Monday that Capra said the court’s decision Hackmataok St, la asking the. (Hertdd photo^ by Pinto) 18:88 (8) Startime If the students, form er students would enable the students town for $286.10 In damages to' to do so. 1:M (88!) News — Prayer A and spouses of students meet to participate more In goverii- Baseball P ^ ra m Edward Glenney, left, and his daughter watch as firemen put out a simulated blaze at the Glenney lumber yard on N. Main St. S in Off (C) his car. He says he struck a (M) Prayer A Slya Off (0) the standard requirements, ment.' . raised manhole on Ambassador ’The baseball program had a 1:88 (8) News — Prayer A Slyn Off deficit of $92.25 for the year. such as minimum residency, ’The three candidates Inter­ Dr. on the night o f July 26 ior voters they should be viewed Monday said that at Donations w ere less than usual Edncalloaal TV (84) which resulted In damage to the Edneatlenal TV (84) allowed to register. Yale alone there are about 8,- this year. A gift of $60 from the underside of his car. Simulated Blaze Tests Operation of Two-Town Lmkup Tuesday, September 14 ’Ihe students had claimed 000 potential voteiB. Lake Association has been re­ PM Mary A. O’Leary of 60 Scar­ IiUMsct buffs who praise the from Uie Diamond Police took charge of communlcaUons, Deadly Battte deWefed, and commended for 8:8! Sesame Street B (O) ceived. 1 :!! Joyce Chen Cooks B borough Rd. will hold the town Rainfall Damages Nature Center Dam Larger items in the budget in­ extraordinary discipline and Equipment Co. in Manchester calling the various depart- Fire fighting, despite its in- u ieiT w o « . 1:3! Music of the 8Mh Century responsible for Injuries she sus- First Sonata for Plano ’46 clude liability insurance, camp- order of soldier ants, as they were busy throughout Uie drill, ments, and relaying directions creasing sophlsUcatlon. re- Meanwhile, an ^ U M ^ y tsilned in a fall on the morning The weekend raifo took its toll at the side of what ‘ thus enlarging the water surface of the pond. The 8:M Book Beat (O) ershlps for special children plunder for food would renew setting off strategic smoke to the converging trucks, be- mains a deadly battle between large concentration of B l^t "Pike’s Peak" by Frank War of May 80, according to a letter will soon be a new^dam at the Oak Grove Nature added water will kill vegetation which has grown ters. and lights for ' the community ■their perspective and admira- bcmbs, and tear gas canisters, fere they arrived at the fire, perishable men, and the awe- District volunteers began the filed by her attorney,' William Center off Oak Grove^t. Forms for concrete were up,in a marshy swamp area. As a result, much of tiwj of their own species if they Within a minute, three engines Rockville and Vernon, by reg- some and unpr^lctable power endlMS process of cleaning the 8:8! Course of Our Time (C) Christmas tree. These lights "DeOaapeii’s Italy" P. O’Oonnell Jr. of Hartford. shaken from their bases as a result of the flooding the aquatic life of the pond will be restored. The attended last nights’ Mutual Aid from the nearby Eighth District ulatlon, operate on a special of lire beyond their control. In equipment, rolling, washing have been borrowed from the 9:W 8! Minutes (C) She fell on a flight of stairs be­ pond is being constructed through volunteer con­ lire drill at the W. G. Glenney house were laying down lines Tolland . County radio wave an age of laser delicacy, and and drying hoses, 9:8! and Artistsreadying la America (C) /Which occurred in the pond and P orter Brook. The fire department for several Profile of Rudy Poasattl one tween 007 and 918 Main St., tributions of materials and labor. With the setback Co. on N. Main St. from hydrants on N. Main St. length, the Eighth District on calculated variables, the ro- for the next call. covered bridge was shaken slightly, but can be eas­ years and if the council has its of America’s most respected which she says Is pail of a pub­ 'Pi.» fir» flirtifinir uTTnv which to the actual fire, over 800 feet Hartford County lines, and the mantle stature of the flremen It came at 8:45, enough time p^tmakers. ily repaired, according to Thoinas Latham, presi­ of the rain damage, volunteers to work on the own strings they wUl last 10 (O) lic sidewalk. She sustained mul­ a rim S d b^ away. Manchester Fire Department, must grow, and they are one of lor the men to start relaxing. »:«»SeaU««. B dent of Lutz Junior Museum which,administers the project will be especially needed. Anyone interest­ years, n tiple injuries, including a frac­ in the Glenney Lum ber s h e^ , other fire departments, have their own high frequency the last, pre-science myths re- but not enough for them to have ------center. The dam, when completed, will raise the ed should .contact the musepm. Most of the work It may be decided at a later tured right arm and elbow. is done on Saturdays. (Herald photo by Pinto) date to have the bealacement of one hour. Most of the men In- men clinging to two trucks, Canoe Events. she says resulted when she Vernon graphic arts room. Tnousan^ M eet o ose, re ^thln 15 minutes. smoke bombs, and telling the v(>Ived returned to the EHghth rush off to a false alam at N. TTie' home economics wing Three members o< the Hyer FALSE TEETH struck a pothole May 20 on Pine excited, but unin- fire forces when walls col- District house, where they Were School and Golway SU. ' would be expanded along with faunlly took first, second and St. N ear Forest St. all of the i^yslcal education fa- third places In ttie whltewater While Ecrting, Talking George Mitchell, owner of ■ jumbled network o f men and other buildings and a stray ^ cillties. The swimming pool canoe races at Errol Drummer, Afraid false teeth will drop at the Camp Glen Haven In Ellington, School Board Is Handed m d a onB nmfinf nonpbv machinery seem knit together freight car, and indicating what g»V| would be one of, the prim e areas N.H., Saturday In the 6th an- wrong time? A denture adhesive can Is asking $88 for damages to a ^ ^ by the simple purpose of "put- other builds were threaten- -le a C Iie r S iV C C C p i help. FASTEETH* Powder gives 1- designed for use by the public nual Androscoggin whltoWater bus he leased this summer. He P b u C S ile f In chanre Gran- *b-e.’ ’ ’To the cd. v-'l • r t b A J 'k 'l dentures a longer, flrmer, steadier all year round. It would have weekend. says the windshield of the bus III. T.ipo.n«i oi.- Same spectator, a fireman is a Smooth Action a separate entrance for this Walter Hyer was in first vUVe Llngard of the Eighth Dis G>venng $291,000 m ” ay secOrlty and eomlort, use r a s - fireman, no matter where he Is The action was smooth. Wear- was cracked, and the mirror trim Department^ called the TEETH Denture Adhesive Powder. New $10,576,400 Project purpose. The cafeterias would place in the whltewater open Dentures that flt are essential to smashed when the vehicle drill an unqualified success for Ills self-contained air packs, Manchester teachers have munities In Hartford County.” also be designed for use by the canoe races for men, his oldest health. See your dentist regularly. Struck an overhanging branch architects the mutual aid concept. "It DeUcate Balance firemen rushed Into a large ^ accept the $291,000 The teachers, on May 26, ir Touand Preliminary plans for the pro- tion of the need for addltlpnal The said. In public as well as the library fa- g s e s s io n Robert tinstone, assistant ^per- ^ growth pattern tion will come up with the ex; public hearty wilt ^ he P ^ the taxes had been co4- to the railroad tracks. Two men the Eighth District department large burning shed. rent distribution should achieve vestments you can make. Intendent of schools told toe y^g ^^g^^ ^g^ years. act figures of toe impact on tax- ^ putting toe que^on to toe yggj. even though ______The squid has a long, hinged a meaningful salary schedule,” (Continued from Page One) i j f i ^ BiBep the home fires burn­ NEW HAVEN (AP) — Gov. board. That toe proposed new high es, prior to putting toe request townspeople at a referendum. considerably high- #0 glB ing. HeatingOH Thomas J. MesklU was point- Breaking down the cost figure, school faclUtles will be com- for toe funds to a referendum, er, our percentage was better, boom, which encases a hose Brooks conunented. "Such a actually $22,000. In the follow­ u r a . y“ o u K line, with a nozzle at the tip. schedule, within the framework ing year, the grand jury said, i edly not invited to attend toe jjicHugh explained that this Is munlty oriented Was emphas- vote. McHugh said after every- Mttt nM iiit Perhaps It Is the high Interest Vernon Operated from the ground, the of the wage-price freeze poll- BM d * annual convention of the Oon- ^ased on an assumed bid date jjy toe architects. McHugh thing has been approved, con- Ueiaya luei ueouv pg^, gg^^j was ------„ ------, - - ’Trammell reported only $2,070 ksIPk w o Our dependable weather controlled auto­ long arm can poke Us way Into cles, appears -acceptable at this taxable Income when It was l w * « tn o matic niel Oil deliveries adjusted to Indi­ necticut State Labor Oouncil ^ April 1, 1972 and an average ^gg assisted In his presentation struction time will be 21 VIENNA (AP) — Baritone less Interest collected this Y®®®^ blazing buildings, or direct time. 'There should be no prol> really $9,666. i T here this week. ^ pgp square foot of $32.20. ,jjy ^ j,ls ass(x:lates, David months. The schec. 28. His scheduled Sept. 28 Also after Oct ^ with schools In session less Powers said he had checks;-*checked 80cv men, eightmgm. trucks, and *,— 1,826 for - personnel___ and Board of .Ed- _ Trammell,------, — a —long-time » — assocl- A n A H o a n c Ci InsteM of_^M lU, toe g referendum vote as s6on as g community center for use by years of school. Each house will appearance In "Der Frels- ditlons and subtractions 'wlU vM then A full week th e’Transoor- the speed of the vehicles on Cen- gallons of water per minute ------...... ^^e o f WaUoce, was state fl- B E A D o r o c B m ril Invl^ U. <^v. T a^k posstme. the townspeople on almost a 24- have Ife own "housemaster” or chutz" was canceled after he have to be ^ t^ In ^ toM a full week, the ^ s ^ r ^ ^ containing the fire. received oral notlfl^Uon ,o< ^ „ances director In ------.w————o ------_____ ^___ A-*K.— niaa- - - ... Alabama iM a Hull,, who ^Uumgh a Republl- Breakdown ^gur a day basls_He also sug- principal and its own class- broke a bone In his right leg port although theyj^ll be filed tatlon Committee of the Board his chagrin the school buses lyjoklng on, no doubt hoping accepta^e^ from Arthu^ Gl^- from 1963 until 1968, serving un- FOGARTY BROS^ INC. can, too, "haa been friendly to addition to toe academic Rested that more*tate and fed- rooms, administrative offices ^mie skiing near Salzburg. townjderk. ser, MEA persoimel policies (jer Wallace In his first term organized labor for Public Hearing of Education Is already expert- the fastest, the real thing never happens. 819 BBOAP STBEET-^WANCmaSTER wing would cost $31.14 a square g^gj ^j^bt be forthcoming and guidance offices. while convalescing. Berry years," Driscoll said. The planning , and Zoning enclng Its usual_____ flrst-of-the-year _Bowman explained that the were the owners of the Glenney committee chairman, but was before Wallace’s late wife suc- foot for a total of... $4,656,000,; the g building so oriented, ■Library Center make records and sing In TELlPHONE 649-4539 LUUIILIi . , orliYIfinn _ . . Commission will hold a public complaints concerning busing board could hot do ^ythlng fur- Edward and William Glen- ^ig^d'^tha^tten'ave Read Herald Ads WMtted°to av^d a^slb le Physical education Last year the architects made m between toe houses there concerts. problems. ther about the problem and ad- „gy ,or whose cooperation the ^ am P‘eaae® " ” T e s T ? ^ downontheexpensiv:ebustrans. A memo from WUUam San- Ing pressure In all Attv Help Us Celebrate Out FIRST Anniversary! tration with a man who had a slx-Iane swimming pool, 76 portatlon. ’The parents contend dere, commissioner of e^uca- crucial “ allot “ a nitaorlty opinio^ Atty. been clczwly Identified with gget by 46 feet would Include ihat the sidewalks do not offer ticn, notes that several factors be supplied, to exactly the right d ^ w De^nan of management’s point of view In bleachers for seating. 200 per- protection for their children. must be taken into' consldera- ariras. - ' . . arW trato^ labor relations. sons. The site covers 61.3 acres SALE Josenh Powers chairman of tion The drill, though accompanied new money totaling $884,000, FREE GIFT In addition to Hull: the coun- g^^ pjg^g are tp provide park- W h e ^ the B ( L d of Edu’catlOT and the He explained that In acting with fun, was deadly serious, noting that $M1.000 w o ^ d place cll Is also Inviting another top ,gp .^qo cars. 1 now in praoreu on Rev. Paul Bowman, chairman, on.appeals the state board con- and totally Impressive to watch. Manchester MgrIcIU adiTilnlatratlon official, proposal calls ior dlvld- of tlve Transportation Commit- slders distances greater than the water lines, whfeh can be col- tion relative to comparable com- CERTIFICATE Labor Commissioner Jack A. jj,g school “ to throe W ill Fusari, to address the coii- ..houses." The low er floors of tee talked with the 60 or so" following to be In excess: Kin- “ ~ from our ★ A L U M IN U M ventlon. The convention will houses will contain parents. dergarten through Grade 3, 1 ^ A'AAAGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG G Y o u Powers said the b^rd has mile to school; Grades 4-8, 1.5 " • • • W W W w w W W W W W W W W W W W W W be held Wednesday through cafeterias with seating for 760. Friday at the Park .Plaxa Hotel. ★ V IN Y L been told by Mayor F^ank Me- miles, and Grades 9-12, 2 miles. FOUNTAIN of VALUES Sports Facility Coy that the town wl|l install He said that walking distance The athletic faclUtles will also L e o v e PLAZA DEPT. STORE ¥nth Thn Furekosu of Auy In Stock be widely eiqianded to Include; ★ S T E E L handrails along portloris of the should be measured from a AL tATALAM walk which are on a steep In- the public street or (We Have A Notion To Please) Dots on Curbs T w o areas for grfrl's softball and T h e m ? Cline and a flashing red light ^ggy ,ront of the child’s home B. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Popular Market) P ra U tH t two hockey flleds for toe girls; will be Installed In an effort to jo the nfearest allowable en- O PE N WED., THUBS., F M . ttU 8 Make a Target two boy’s baseball fields and two slow down traffic. trance to the school yard or NEW 71 PONTIAC! hockey areas; a football field Should something happen to you . . . where Several of the parents ques­ EDMOND, Okla. (AIM and a practice football field plus measured from the same point GREAT SELECTION OF would your family go to live? Would they tioned how much good Installa­ to a school bus stop. FANTASTIC DISCOUNTS, TOO! Great Orange Dot Mystery has g ggggg^ jjgj^. yje present track SIDING tion of the handrails would do. Sanders also advised th! been solved. . will be re-surfaced, space will be haVe to give up tneir home because meeting They said they did not feel this (Offit goad through Sopttmhor only) board that each town board of A raj*i of o r ^ e d o ^ brolw gUgy^g^ (g^ gn Ice hockey rink would make 'It “ safe" for the ^ PAIIOOUfTItTIAIIIALWAYlAyAllilLI ^ mortgage payments would be impossible? Get education should formulate Its out on city curbs, causing ap- tennis courts will I 3 0 % N O W !! children to walk since most of W OOL OR WINTUK prshenolon among some home- ^ ^ ^ g ^ ^^g^g g ^g^^ g, tg„ SAVE the facts on our extremely low-cost MORT­ own policy on reasonable walk­ the children Involved are of kin- ing distance and phrase the lnwhgitl courtfl — ALSO — GAGE CANCELLATION PLANS . . . Assure V*'®] ruling to m^ke allowances for Poll« Cl^l^ «’cp““ed that your family their home for life. grade 8, They i(aid the walkway ! " “ , , YARN from the Urt)^ ^ “ e refurbishing ot toe high would not be safe unless hand- “ dividual ^ ‘^^®*'®"®®®- J ’ ’ ®"® PONTIAC toortty tothe c^st^dep^- alleviate the con- Roofing and Gutters rail! were liutalled the entire „ 4-Ounea — 4-Fly " ^ t but no what K*st“ n at the middle school, way and they termed that ridlc- physical powers of the pupils and other variations concerning the spots Presently the freehman class of UlOU!. the terrain to be traveled, en- Abo Winfuk Sport Yarn and \ WALLY PAROIAK For FREE Estimatns ’Them e pooru w r drainage ur

PAOB SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHlSSTER, CONN., TUESDAY, ^ P T E M B E R 14, 19T1 MANCHESfltR EVENING HERALD. MANCHBS'TER, CONN., TtJfeSDAY, SEPtHMBER 14, 1971 PAGE SEVEN Henry Sit, Repidents Object ilattrlfPBtpr the approaching ihree of the presidential Coventry election in South Vietnam, and threatens Connecticut Evntftti^ Ifprali) to use this farce aa the reason for chahi;- Fife, Drum Corps Hailed Ing hla own attitude on prolonging Yankee Apartmeat Request ntc. American aid to and the' American In Town Coun<^ Action presence In South Vietnam, he ia also By A Ji.O . . The Town Council last night School ore invited to attend. E'er being irrelevant end Ulogleal. And he, Tabled By i^lanners «>■ Whan Governor Thomas Mss- offered Its official congratula- those parents whose son would Mr 1, im In the bargain, can be suspected of kill rsvoksd his own sarly The Planning and Zoning CortimlBsioh tabied an appil- tlons to the Nathan Hale An- like to Join cub scouts, but who dent Fife and Drum Corps cannot attend (his meeting, M teU M liTjnr Breninir Sicatpt Sw>d«y> some hypocritical maneuvering in which promlM to approvs w®**^,* cation for apartments off Henry St., iast night, after ffB^eUlGvi. iiilMMd MUi* Pom OHIm m he la trying to disassociate hlmaelf from^ msasUfs, and vetosd Mil which has added another t ^ Mrs. Albert Carrllli, flouth St., Oonn., M Bmom CImM HMl re^dents of the area voiced opposition to t^e proposai. award to the growing list of should be contacted for further what might be his own truly Instinctual which would have made the The / application for Stage I birthday of the late Rev. Mar­ honors garnered since the in- Information, position. tin Luther King a, legal hoUday sTTbrnin; iriSE con- ception of the corps six years Boosters Club vonlenco and welfare of th ago. The Coventry High School Why is Senator Jackson looking for for Connecticut, - he dleplayed a which also owns abutting toughneea and courage of a rare , "land at 168 Main St. A prlncT- apartmepta The local group won the pew- Boosters Club has canceled its some opening which will help him to ter bowl this petst weekend for Wednesday night meeting, and order. pal In the corporation la Insur- would add substantial traffic to seem something less of a hawk than he anceman G. T. LaBonne Jr. already using Henry St. most authentic appearance at rescheduled it for Sept. 29 at There were many members the annual Field Mustek Day 7:80 at the high school. ipe«dly has been, or reaHy might like to Atty. Eugene T. Kelly, rep^ Glaronce F. Wilson of 40 Henry U axoluMveljr ea- of the General Aaeembly who Muster In Williamsburg. Offlcera for the new club yssr v i S i repobUoatlon of all continue to be? resenting DfcL, sold the com- ***“ ®wn traffic :ed to It or not otbu^ voted for the bill not beoauae plex was planned to consist of survey yesterday afternoon bo- Town Manager Dennis Moore, tvlll be elected and anyone In- — paper and alio the they really believed in it, but a m pobffihilOd here. The answer Is that Senator Jackson 48 one-bedroom units In six tween 1:30 and 4 :S0 and counted who accompanied the corps on terested In the organisation HchU «t roirepoMloatioo of epeolal dli- becauae they were unwiiUng to buildings. *76 vehicles traveling on Henry ita trip to the muster, com- dvould plan to attend, MS Bwain are alao Naerred. has now entered the process of trying put themeelvee into a voting The four-acre site Involved is ‘•'® *»®- mented last night that the Na- Service Notes TIm Be Ino., aa- to construct a Presidential Image, position which could be accused than Hale Anciento "were cer- Navy Seaman App. Kevin T. ^ for typo- of showing race prejudice. off the north aide of Henry St. ‘*’® commercial building at la ad rert^ and that, for such purposes, he would. just east of Main, with 369 feet talnly the best group to ap- Tromley. son of Mr. and Mrs, matter in The like to move himself Into that middle In the normal course of such of frontage on, Henry St. At Wilson charged that Henry St. pear," adding that the muster John L. Tromley of Brigham events, the new legal holiday one Ume the parcel had l>een already hazardous without was virtually flooded with rain, Tavern Rd., is serving aboard to Loa Ancelea Timea-Waahint- area alreaxly occupied by Senator although awards, which are us- the Long Beach, Calif.-baaed , _._W8 Serrtoe. would have been created, even owned by St. Bridget Church, additional traffic generated by St Mrrlce olTent of » B. A. Servioe, Inc. Muskle, an area Mayor Undsay would though very few people were It was sold to iDAL after church apartments, and that it Is a aub- ually presented outdoors, were ship the U8S Camden, which FBbUihara^ Rmreaent^ea — ICatiwwa, given Inside as a concession’ to has been awarded the Pacific Wtamiwi 1 ^ ^ e n luo., Spaolal Aceacy aim like to invade U he can. really cerUln they felt it logi­ officlala decided not to build standard 27 feet wide, — Mew Torfc. Chloa«o. OMrolt and BoMon. cal and appropriate. But Gover­ a school there, but to place It “Robert Stevenson of 18 Henry ■the weather. Se^lce Force Battle Blllflency But whether it is dove or. hawk trying Corps members say that the " B " award for excellence. Hie AtmiT BDRBAt; OP dSCtJLA- nor Mesklll dared ohaUengs the on the church’s Main St; prop- **vea directly across from to ride the political situation in South special advocacy and interest of erty. the site. He said there Is con- Williamsburg event is consider- "hip is now displaying an " E ” ed the foremost ancient music *ts bridge and flying the bat- , adeerttiinc oloa^ honri Vietnam for sincere or for hypocritical the state’s black community, Z ' Kelly presented tesUmo^y traffic to and from the [oaday — 1 p.m. Ifiday. and hla courage liberated from a real estate appraiser, an ^cklng lot of the commercial competltlon In the country. tie efficiency pehnant. In addl- . 1 p.nt [^rday. reasons, the reminder to both should RecelSing individual honors tlon, Tromley will wear an " B ” r — T |kinrif<»day. enough votes in the General As­ architect, and a civil en^neer , — 1 p.m. Tueaday be the same. sembly to sustain hla veto, and who tesUfled to the effect that Hotvard Holmes of 128 Henry was Avery Moran for bass °n his right sleeve, — 1 p.m.' Wedneadiw. drumming. Mrs. Moran won the inae 4:80 p.m. day be- What this country needs is an honest the eitabliahment of such a first the mostly interior site was well who, helped circulate the precedent of its kind may In­ suited for the Intended use Petitions, charged that water Talmaldge Alphin Memorial Manchester Evetilng Herald puhUoatlon. way out of Vietnam, and no kind of exit Coventry correspondent Holljr crease the atate’a future capac­ woul^ not depreciate surround- P> essure In the, area Is low dur­ Award, which is given in mem­ Oantner, tel. 748-8796. Tueaday, September 14 based on our supposedly sudden dis- ity to resist high emotional ing properties or cause traffic peak hours, ory of a former Wllliamburg coveiy that no perfect democracy ejdsta pressure from apeclal groups. congestion, and could be qde- ° n doing some Investigation For 25 Years Service with Girl Scouts baas drummer killed in Viet­ \ nam. there can be honeet. Perhaps the first, Governor Meeklll’s spectacu­ quately Mrviced by water and own. Holmes said, ho Mrs. Robert Johns admires Dr., was presented the'award leal education teacher at the tary schools and Illlng Junior Choice At Attica lar defiance of one such in­ sewer utilities learned from <8th District Fire Others were Salidy Griswold, Virtuoso Duet necessary preparation for an honest exit the Girl Scout statue presented for 2S(' years of service us a own small developments in the area m S 8. de vers t 'elation chairman, and Mra. chester-BoIton Community As- Her first Manchester troop was Britain Symphony Orchestra. ^ Would the Governor show gullons per minute, whereas it second place in the ancient bass ROME (AP) — Violtateta aelvea into the barda and the acfta, the off Grove St. and Main St. and Robert Spillane of 238 Timrod sociation of Adult Girl Scouts a group of Grade 2 Brownies They have four children, Mrs. Henryk Szeryng and Yeliudl presence there. We went there in a equal courage and Jlrmnesa in should bo 1,000-1,600 GPM in drum categoiy. permiaalvea and the tUacipUnaiiana, the dealing vrith some other special would be an asset to the neigh- ..... j . Rd., vice president of the Con- lost night at Camp Merrie- who she stayed with through Roberta Otto, vocal music teach- Menuhin met at the Rome air­ fancied protection of our own fancied nectlcut Valley Council of Girl wood. She is secretary of the Grade 8 when they became sen- er In the Stamford school sys Billy Sweet won secaond place aupar-rlchteoua Judge* and the half-guU- * interest which might Ka've a borhood, Kelly maintained. He the com­ port, traded violins and then im­ national power politics interests, an d . said the site was not .suited business, the Scouts. association. lor scouts. . The girls earned tern; Stephen Johns, a free-lance traditional fifing; ^ttyO ali- proved a serenade for an au­ ty vohmtary ctMtefendanta. highly emotional commitment mission unanimously granted that is the area in which we have the to single dwellings. Mrs. Johns of 280 Greenwood . Mrs. Johns (Mltzl) is a phys- many badges, including the musician In New York City; Ml- third in ancient flflng, dience of 10, including MM- from some other particular aeg- Lillian T. Kesney a change of baby and child care badge chael Johns, a free-lance mu- Dugay won second place Take our record end our attitude on right to proclaim ourselves to be dis­ ment of the state’s pppulaUon? Henry St. Is zoned Residence zone from Residence A to Busl: uhin’s wife. A and has mostly older single which was earned practicing on sician In Boston; and Marjorie ancient snare drumming; and , music in a private xtxxn ness I on property at Adams St. any o< the other numy teata o< our time illusioned and regretful. If we have not The Governor was not long homes and a few two-families. Andover Mrs, J c ^ ’s youngest who' was Johns, a freshman at Hofstra Oeorge Wilson took a third prize at the Rome airport lasted for and New State Rd. Hie appli­ and you would be likely to know learned that we have ourselves, and not in providing at least one spec­ Thle parking lot behind 186 born during this time. Unlve]^slty on ' Long Island. that category. about 16 minutes Mbodoy, than cation met no opposition. tacular answer to that question. Main St. that serves the office She was a leader trainer for (Herald photo by Pinto) As for the cokps’ award, it is the two vioUnist* boarded the whaiber we would go atonnlng into the the South Vietnamese, to blame, we . j „ Atty. Vincent Diana, who rep- three years In camping and a ______the second time the Nathan Hale Hartford’s House cf the Good same flight for Paris. priaon compound at AtUca, intending to have learned nottdng and would repeet bulldlng and exlte onto Henry -resented the appUcant, said she Senior Troop coordinator and p , »» Ancients have won the prize. Shepherd was a Catholic insti­ St. was excluded from compute- ^ad tried to sell several Umes Rezoning of Swamp advisor to ,the senior planning "rom otion Uetued Some 41 mentbers of the corps m U jiU lij . iu f s ____ , pay a terrible price Including the the same errors under an infinite varie­ tution, run by the Bisters of the tlons for the apartments, Kelly y,e past but was unable to board for three years. At Camp COLLEKrB PARK, Md. (AP) went to the muster, accompanied u e i iv e r y ancrlflce c< Innocent Uvea if neceaaaiy, ty of future circumstances: Good Shepherd, and famous told the commission. because of the zoning. A Merrie-wood, she was a cotm- — Two University of Maryland '’F their advance guard, the BAL/rXMORB (AP ^ H mjt for the reatoraUoti of authority, or for more than half a century Appearing for the opposition parcel abutting her property is cUor In the Pioneer Unit fo r■ professors have been denied authentic IpiowUon’s Rangers, weren’t magic ca*pet#,^but for its good work with young Discussed By PZC whether we would have tried to gamble Atty. Carl Neilsen of East Hart- already zoned for business, four years auid the Brownie promotion for failure to, “up- and Moore, who just went to see three Persian ruga were S|i4rlt- girls in trouble. In order to sur­ fprd presented two petitions said The. commission also granted The Planning and Zoning remaining, any /long - range Unlt for two. hold community citizenship.” . the proceedings! ®tit of a downtown dspait- that we could Bishop Scout Activity ">ent store—under the anus of conditions, it needed a higher oourae which would avoid blood4etting There is the weather everybody talks residents in the area as far as Thomas J . Hackett et al tor.^ n/«niihintv of ridiine' n mihiic considered a risky undertaking, a troop leader at the Girl Scout said the instructors were not Cub Scoiit Pack 66 will hold a three men. and trust to authority to find itself again scale of support in cases it was N. Elm St. single parcel off the south side ^ . Envlronmentill Action Council Senior Round-up In Colorado advanced because they signed reorganlzatlonal meeting on A clerk at the' store osld h* about, and there is the weather mbody \ handling for the state, and a aomahow later on. Neilsen argued that the densl- of Tolland Tpke. west of the hearing for thp purpose of re- Andover - Ehivlronmental Springs. a letter briUcal of the student Friday at the American Legion saw the men leaving with the does anything about, and there is the bill authorizing this was pass­ ty of the apartment would con- PMt Office substatlOT and south zoning the Bishop Swamp area council Chairman Mrs. Julie She Is the wife of Robert suspensions during last May Hall, Wall St. at 7 :30 p;m. nogs, but thought they had been ed by the regular session of the The trouble with thia continual division weather that exists only for the fore^r stltute overcrowding of the landof Gerlch’s service station. from an R-40 to on R-80 rest- Haverl announced there 'will be Johns, an Instrumental music disorders which brought the Parants of boys 8 to U yean purchased. Hm nigs wsra val- General Assembly and vetoed dential zone. a meeting Friday morning at teacher in Manchester elemen- National Guard to the campus. of age who attend Robertson ued at $8,269. of aenUment and poaaiMe deciaion casters. Photographed By Reginald Pinto by Governor Mesklll. It was ACADIA NAT^IONAL PARK ___ __ at the home of Mrs. among ua la that neither camp haa ever passed again during the recent The proposed zoning would t® Ih ere is good weather, and bad run along a llne’ set’ eOO feet Margaret Vlnkels on Center St. aucceaafuUy demonatrated ita capacity special aeaslon, and the Gover­ weather, and boning weather. nor vetoed It again. In the Three Washout Accounts back from Hebron Rd., along On the agenda is a discussion to run clvlllsatlan. The aterh and the And, in addition to these, there is an course of such prolonged atten­ Townsend and Boston Hill Rds., ot Plans for the coming year righteous have had the greater Herald tion for the issue, some of the Including the entire Bishop and a special segment wUl be occasional weather which moves In and Sought by School Board /Swamp area, Jurovaty Rd., Gll- devoted to bottle recycling with dominance, all through history, but most sincerely emotional pres­ brushes past all our words and thoughts Yesterdays sure in the world sought to The OBoard of EducaUon last School, M. Philip Susag, build- Rd. and the aqea contained plans for a bQtUo drive to be aU they have succeeded tat doing la to Inside and descriptions and classiflcatlons and reach this Catholic Governor to niirhit voted to reauest the Bdard laR and sites committee chair- within the boundaries of the made. nlgM voted to requrat the ^ ftrst-i^eirtloned roads and the Boy Scouta RcglstraUon bring ua wtiece we are. The soft and die ' predictions and takes charge with a pow­ Nixon^s Fateful Test 25 Years Ago dissuade him from being thus permlaalve have never really bad a Manchester Country Alls unkind to a Catholic InstltutlMi. . WUUams of the Com­ with a couple of other'religloua caUonally oriented, jn ^ y In now children; and the language virilllaimB reminded the com- who Is also on assistant scout- oondlUona for tragedy at Attica. The soft then turns up, smiling, a bunch of tended—but left the strong Im­ that argument with possibly mission on International Trade and a few other racial group­ That teat !s a Congressional and Investment Policy, in con- the homemaking area, for chll- resource center at Bowers mission that the original master master; Assistant Scoutmas- heads consider the iron flats guilty; the dedraggled asters In Its hand, out­ attack on Mf. Nixon’s coura­ pression that that bargaining devastlng effect. Moreover, with ings. His most difficult search card would not be played until military pay now linked to gr^sional testimony urging re­ can be identified: to find some­ iron flMa think the soft people spoiled side the kitchen door so swollen with geous decision to postpone an' form of the International mone­ Phase II had been precisely white collar civilian pay, Waldie thing that still seems to belong tXo or v ^ K have still to Bonnoau and Herbert Chap- rains It will not open, still imperious, estimated gi'.S billion in salary tary system. whatever chance dlacipUne bad. The two Increases for white collar gov­ worked out. Mills was flabber­ may find allies among mem-, to thia Tonkee Protestant. still doing no man’s thing, but Its own, gasted. bers of the House Armed Serv­ "It was a decision that had to attthutoa. Instead of finding cooperation ernment employes from Jan. 1 be mode at the moment."— still owning and presenting the greatest Even Dr. Arthur Burns, chair­ ices Committee. P nasi Me, drift into almost inevitable to' July 1 next year. Ehther New Tork OorreoUona Commis­ show on earth. branch of Congress can over­ man of the Federal Reserve Considering the extreme pol­ sabotage of one another, until neither Board whose great Influence sioner Russell O. Oswald, on ride him. itical import of the fact that the his decision ordering police offi­ A Thought for Today haa a chance to operate until it ia too was Instrumental in turning the WUl uo __ . . leacners. Mrs. wiana u . a,yza pnvlronmontal consequences and meet Sont 22 at her home on Backed by the entire *polltical ‘ vote on Waldie’s resolutlcm will on weekly ^ p s t o stores for g ^ , „ g teacher of Spanish; and gome of Uie hazards Involving m e Nixon economic program cers, guards and National Sponoored by ttua Manoheoter late, until mindless desperation has no establish—or deny—Mr. Nixon’s Council of Churches training in selecting fooM, cgri H. Swartz, business, educa- building In on or near water- ‘ m apparatus “bf the AFTrOIO, Rep. around last month, had no idea Guard troops to smash a con­ Of All Things Jerome Waldie, a California qualltleB aa national leader, the vict retelllan iat Attica State handling money, ^ d safety. t,on teacher. Z d araoS. Y o o m i^ will piwride choice or policy let( except that of the Mr. Nixon would'toss away that .President took a grave risk for Prison, an assault in which 87 Other significant costs, will bo ^ leave of absence was ap- Philip Joranson, commission meetogj lunge. ^ Clinging to the bark of our Japanese Democrat, Is certain to get a bargaining card prematurely. A Prayer tor Yooili m ^ le Monday morning we found the vote In the Hous^by Oct. 7 on. a splashy headline. men died, The young need someone to •for supplies and an extenslj^e proved for Mra. Imelda J . Juros, member and acting ch alrm ^ V This division anuong lu, a dlvlston ; cast Mdn of a cicada, the chltinous enve­ hts resolution m override the , Thus, for want of an eye­ "The proposal before you is a evoluaUon of the program by ^^^^g jg^g^or at Uncoln of the Conservation Com rn S o n discussion listen to Utem, Lord. Open my Mrs. McCumber, another class of plans for the current year lope from which the creature had crawl­ Nixon-orderec^jioatixmement In catching headline and to satisfy giant raid on the federal Treas­ ears that much wider so that School. agreed with the need for the among the component Instinctive parts On TMs Date room teacher, a psychologist, and a slide ed upon emerging to full adulthood. government /alary hikes. To de­ his yearning for surprise, the ury thai> would transfer billions by talking to me they may be PZC to takw positive action to by and Norman Fondell, special of human nature Itself, ia the b ^ c, un­ ’The insect, cmnmonly known as the 17- feat him, the President is now President made his premature In 1628, the Salem, Mass., of dollars in public funds into more willing to listen to Tou. conserve and preserve both ^®hn Soarchuk of Coventry, education supervisor In Man­ derlying tragedy which haa no:^ erupt- year-locusi (cicada septendeclm) spends mobilizing his entire Adhitn- pledge that the freeze would not settlement was chartered by the private treasuries of big Grant them confidence and guid-; open space and water areas. Scout Registration be continued. And that played chester. New Indictm ent ad into the Mood bath at Attlcja. Some most of his years underground, er^erg- Istratlon and every political as­ John Endecott. business.’’ —AFLrCIO President ance where they have a right! Discussion centered oh Cadotto Loader Mrs. Cindy • Ing normally only every 17 yeeus In re­ set he has In Congress. right into the hands of thoae in In 1778, Benjamin Franklin George Meany, in urging Oon- to expect it. I really want thelr^ Project TAP Is now In Its whether the commission .Pfanstlphl said that Cadotto of ua are willing to Judge the actions and sponse to an uncannily accurate time At issue Is not merely an In­ the House who are now trying was sent/ to France os an greia to enact an excess profits world to be better than mine. third year. The school system Names Fugitive shouIduCpnslder strip zoning, Troop qoi4 will hold its annual. motivas and behavior of others. Some of clock which keeps the cicada tribe mys­ flationary $1.3 billion loss to the to overturn Mr. Nixon’s six- American minister. tax and criticizing President Amen, provides the laboratory, MCC NBJW MAVBJN (A!P) _ Sto- is, rezoning land a certain registration Thursday evening teriously on schedule. month postponement of higher Injll812, Napoleon Bonaparte Nixon’s proposal for renewal of selects the students,'and WilsonTfiiouii . distance from water, say, 600 nt too Andover Elementary us are raady to weep because, being part Treasury. Rather, the tefit Is I Submitted by super- phen P. McDonough, wonted In ’The last mass cicada emergence In salaries for gove^ment white ent^ed Moscow as a con­ investment tax credits for busi­ Rey. Joseph B. Vhja E. Deakln Jr., assUtont feet, or by other methods. The School between 7:30 and 8:80 of the human family, we can’t seem to seen In the White House as the IntendentiOt schools for porsan- this area occurred In 1982; previous local collar workers. [ queror. ness. St. Jamss* Chureh at least four states, wad in- drawback. cited to strip , zoning p.m. ^ first and transcendent answer nel, places them. do anything about avoiding such mad- appearances were In l*4ft and 1928. The ' to whether the .President will in dieted Monday by a federal ia that certfiln water ai'ons Girls eligible Include those in next deployment In force will be In 1979. "Hie State Department of Ed three counts "h®b ns the swamp do not have Junior Hlgii School, and they I nsas. t fact be able to hold Congress ucatlon gave this program the grand jury here on Something ’ went wrong with the indi­ and public opinion behind his highest rating of any Uj® bank robbery In conn^tlOT dopondont on the amount of tstratlon fee Which will cover What would we, the edltortollst, have vidual cicada which crawled out of the radical switch on the economy. state," Deakln commented. wRh a Wldup In Now Hartford rainfall at a given time, the lo- the cost of the Insurance for dona In a situation such aa that at A^ soil, climbed the trunk of our maple tree, At stake, in short, is that In: squirmed out of his skin, and then flew •'Principals Btorml^ my uncertain the year, also. . UoaT We would probably have followed effable quality of national lead­ I' away. Either be ia a precocloua member ership. w!l°hav«'*hteod*^a malortty**of wo* Indicted in connection factors. Parents are urged to Attend the aoft, reasonable line a little longer, of the Class of 1979 whose swift metabo­ In the brief 29 days since Mr. wo nave nirea a majonvy $6,000 robbery of the Tb® commission also eonsid- u,o registration with their lism enabled him to flntafi the course the program graduates for open­ until, the negotiators on the other side Nixon ordered the wage-price- Now Hartford branch of the cb>*tor housing zoning and daughters and view slides of eight years ahead of time, or he is a slow J ings." rent freeze, his efforts to win Mechanics Savings Bank of H was pointed out that Andover the girls’ last outing in New- having grown progressively unreason- learner who aheuid have gone out Into l,aBt year's state grant for re­ and hold public opinion have Wlnstod. dooB have a floating garden jx>|.t ibia past spring, A ques- ahla, w* gave the order to go in, which the world as a msihber of the CtaMS of medial-reading sorvlcos for ap- been less than wholly success­ npartment zone a nuittlplo tionnnire will be handed out to we would then have sorrowed over 1982. ' proxlmately 260 students was m addition, Asst. U.8. Atty. housing unit eim be built luiy- .1,0 airls Tcaai-dinir the actlvl- ful. Political reaction across the $74,000. Allan Ohestorton, coor- Peter tnnrk received approval ^here In town provUlIng certain L , l a „ Actually, we believe, this maverick is , ...... providing Uos for the coining year and a the rest of our life. t board was highly favorable on dinator of state and federal from U.8, District Judge Rob- giririgent regulations ore adher the offspring of other earlier generations dlscuHsUm of these with the his Aug. 16 televised speech an­ funds for Manchester, said Inst ort C. Zampano for a federal ^,d to. Tlie commission wotiUl And you — what would you have idoneT who somehow got their calendars mixed parents will ensue. up and have been kssping step to a dif­ nouncing the freeze, but his night that ho nntlclpntos a 26 bench warrant and a $260,000 have to consider water snp- subsequent efforts got far low­ per cent reduction this your, bond in the event McDonough piy, aewage disposal, adequate ferent drummer in oil the years since., Miuicliester Kvening Herald ’The Insect world has its mavericks no' er marks. llpwovor, ho nddod, there Is a U cKpturod. parking, recreational and oiien Aiiilover corrre|Kindent, Anna Watkins haa the solution for that space leas than the animal world, and these are For example, / even In the possibility that an Increase in polloo Ip Muasaohusotts, (.km- space uvallahle, buffer zones, A Hawk Joins The Chorus I'rlslna, 'i’el. 74H-IM4T. problem. Do you need an extra sleeping aome of them. 1 bosom of. the President’s offici­ the federal grant may offset the neeticul and Rhode Island have road access and other such Tile Nimbus wouUier satellite area, hut don't want to eliminate seating Whan tha "dovas" of tha Senate rush Elven if we were to see the cicada who al family there was consterna­ reduction. been searching Intensively for criteria. tion over his surprise atmounce- in oider to change the zoning ex|mrtinenls. mak- Hpace ? Are you convertjng a bedroom into a den and still peed the sleeping accommoda- to Maim llie obvious ahortcomtaiga of left his pupal skin on our tree, we would In other board business, Rob- jho 28-ysar-old MoDonongh tioMH ? Maybe you’re in the market for a go6d Colonial living nxim grouping with i have no way of identifying him. AJ) ci­ ment to Congress last Thurs­ ert Spillane, personnel and fl- jimeo tho 'robbsry o f‘a bunk In from the present rnc acre "'»f "weaUier bu- _ ...... _ _ ping with slMping tha damoeraUc procaaa In South Viet­ uih cadas look alike to us. 'They bear tha sm- day that the freeze would end nance oommlttcc ohslrman, 1^ tjanton and the shooting of a minimum, the commlssUm will "i simce. apnoe. WatkinsWatkipH I ban it! Shown almve: A. Eclipse’s Barclay IdiwaonUiwao Wing cornea in Blaclc nam aa A oMnehing oigumant for thalr boosed W on their thorax and a P in the ,Nov. 12. Imrted ' that there Is a good htassnuhiiseUs stale trooper on have to ci)ll for a. public hear- , or Brown Vinyl, Gold or Moss ’Tweed. Full Siie Mattress S M B . reeemmlmdatlon that we get out, ap- vMnlng of their wings, signifying, saying . The purpose of Mr. Nixon’s chatibe the Board of Eduoaticm ^h« same day, Sept. 9. big. ' ■ ' ■, ■ . address to the Joint session was psrmUy uncondltlonaJly, they are, in the tradUkmallsts, bpth War and Peace, will get five workers rejueited Mclionwigh. the The commlilHhm decided to ('boose this Solidl Maple Frame grouping B. in either Salem Maple or Dark Pine F'’lnlsh But since the world is always at war or Inspirational; To build a Con­ under the Emergenny Employ- more fully discuss Ihe. pi-otawal oommitflng an Irrelevancy and son of FarmlngUm school sti- and covered In delightful colors. The rocker & chair have rublwr strapped webbed bases our vtow, at peace, usually (as now) both at the gressional consensus for the qisnl Act M 1971: Painter help al Us neat meeting and map tail Das REMODELINQ new Niiconomics, period. EWen imrinlendent Jolin MclHinough, and foam filled, reversible uph(>lste.red Imck and seat cushions. The sofa bed hM a coil dmwtnf on unaound ooncluMon. They aome time, dependihg upon where in the or •tiialiullnnSindian, narking lot at- ...... «Knclly Ihe aeon which will be spring liaae . . . Just ed. D Pieces . , . S t i l t . osa, howavar, iw ooneedad a degree cf world you. look, the value of the Initials tecratary of the TTsosury John temlsnt^Bmrw atoe and media suhmtiled f. 1 change, after SERVIOE for purposes of prognostication Is nil. B. Oonnally.’tiie man-ln-chaige- ooMlaUaoy, in that what they are doing canter spaclallsl. then later In Ihe morning ig called As for the member of the Class of of-everyUiing these days, was Deakln added that thara Is no Compltr* C. Also tills attractive and versatile studio couch covered in houndstooth or pdold. hae Mapt. » shot and wuundiHl Mas- Allhmigh cnnintlsslon mam- is to g n b what they think la a good 1971, all we oan say is that we are thank- taken aback when Mr. Nixon at nhllgatlim for tha Iniard to ra d Wt Hem* RemeMinf a 2 cushion back; kick' pleat skirt. ’Tak advantage of this great savings I (pMtw for thalr own aotohUabad pool- ful ha is akne. After the T ear of the the last minute decided to throw .mnlovas after federal iMIcamioi ,„i„ the zmdng change BfMm Worm and the T ear of the Oipsy in his headline stateinent that miClIn* an2te »*'»" would not Im an ulUmate an NHy Imufed Moth, to have this be also the Tear of there would be no extension of of too lato's moot oco- the Cicada would havf been Just, too the freeMl 4 mrai.i** Ml tmmui iml^ td Ih# ii|m«‘i* nud I Pent tervlte' ilHA Main Ht., Maiich«Nit#r piwi^ 9 A.M.40 5:80 P.M. Thurs. « .FH. Nlt«i yil 9 P.M. Ukswiiw, on C^dtol Hill Rep. J" I MeOraimigti Is alsii want4Hl In iHirjmsas, •! was sgraad ihat It ttor Henry much for either our trs^ or otirselves, Cloned Mon. —- Phone 648-6171 to take. - W. r. O. Of THE MKHIDBN WUbur MlUe of Arkaiuuui, the ^ T h s Biliks of • shaal mafsl ('•mnecllisi with ihe death of a wisild serve aa a»i atfaellva ^CAU *44e2«41 oliinMhtaM^OB. also aaiaos upon RBCXiflO. canny chdirman of the liwee m r Km! com tnm,umn mo wnrkars Is stilt haidini ui) work liiuide Istand mutt mul mmuiuni Wllh th» utt. (Eeo Eenms Our lp*alal|y) on Ihs sddlllon to Kesnsy Bl. robbery in West Vlrgtola oeiialniy as to the I-m route ■A. Jif-7ji , ■' *

VAOB iblGRT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENTNO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1«71 I I I I all In Stafford Springs. He had. night In Saigon were aimed at South Windsor ■tudoBt In been staying with his son and B ay State McGovern vehicles of the U.B, Agency for Eiiropeanid teaobor-osntond olsswoom Bolton O bituary daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. DoesnH Know His Twins! | International Development not equipped to nm .any .otho^ TAR Raymond Bosco of Clearview AID. Und. n ils sttustlMi "requires a ■ByCLAYJLPbLLAN A$k D o lla r Candidate for Town Goiihcil ^ A"'U Heights, Stafford Springs since PoKce P a ir By BILL OOE v file shot of Miss Conneotlout h Rescued Some Vietnamese have uiged ^ M/«. 1» JM Your Datly'AtIMI/ Guido Girl Scouts TtanaHijr T, MoynUum II the United States to out off Its tor a toooher to fln t Isolato the August. (Not' Jack) viewing the rehearsals with her It » Attordlng lo.lho Star,. 't The Baby Has TimoUiy PhUlp BCoynlhan n, Other survivors are a daugh­ -V . , , dance coach. It was accepted by aid to South Vietnam If Presi­ Cates Need for R6ad Repair proMom, find the solutton and >11-16-18-141 To develop m eiioge for Wednesday, two>w«ek-old Mn of Timothy P. W ou n d ed In Vietnam Devaluation 4-15-29-34^ ter, Mrs. Angela Horaacek of One ^ laat week In AUanUo the edltoni and used with the dent Nguyen Van ,Thleu ■ holds Implement it ." y 48-38-63 reod words corresponding to rxjmbert 42-33-87-a9^^ Set Meeting and Patricia Andrews Moynihan City, while photographing re- atory. (Oonttnued from Page One) Phoenixville, Aril.; another (Oontlnned from Page One) the scheduled Oct. S election mohard K. Bstito, Oemo- texpayar money by "Improving Tha-prlnolpal’a pert in oU this o f yo u r Z o d lo c b irth sign . of 5S Benton 8 t , died laat night (Continued from Page One) heemals for the Mlsa America with hlnuelf as the only candi­ ny, Italy, the Netherlands, Bel­ 8««i 31 Finish 61 Up Junior Otri Scout Thoops 887 son, Angelo Bosco of New TorK At 3:65 p.m., with the presaes oratlo oandldato totr Town Ooun- the afflolenoy cf operating the would bo to ostobllah progroma, 32 Assum i at Tal»-New Haven Hospital. , .. . , Pageant, I stood chatting with a V Z . T ” "•••. U«ey were pinned down date. There were no Immediate gium and Luxembourg. . ' 2 Hold 62 End Been Named • City; a . sister, Mrs. Peter provlds moterisls, sot up out- 3 Now 33 Dotts 63 Ptocet and 668 will meat tomorrow He bcnn Aug. SI at Mon- to warn them against po«.lble ^ connecUcut^legatee MlJL ^Sn^wttout while ell and David Oahsn, oandldato •ohool system and quaUty of HOY. It 9omollo of Rockville; a broth­ estimates of damage to the AID Schiller told newsmen after elds referencas tor his toaobsn 4 B « 34 Optimistic 64 With night st 8:80, the former at ohsstw Memorial Hospital. retaliatory attack, in the wake OonvenUon HaU. ptione uid described the Icud explosions for Wladsar's Board of education In the town through 5 OcNi'r 35 An 65 Of 17-20-36-5?V?.. er In Italy, eight grandchildren vehicles. the H-hour meeting that al­ South so they have some ptose to 71-74.^901^ Survivors, besides his parents, side. though the Germans had gone the appoliitment o f . a fiw w — 6 Door 36 Nogr 66 Begin United Msthodtet Church and and two great-grandchildren. of the prison rebellion In Attica, Miss Oonnectlout... Priscilla "great” picture of her running Bdudatton laid the fin t boards go when It ta determined thsy 7 Round 37 U n^hodoN 67 Duties lAMTTABIUI are a sister, Kim Marie Moyni­ During that time, according along with the communique, direotor." the tetter at St. Oaoiga’s Epis­ The funeral Will be Thursday N.Y. Doyle, finished with her re- with the story. require help in developing bet­ 6 Up 38 And 68 Up Nor DaWttt, Byan Jay, son o f James and Donna F oss DoWItt, han, at home; his paternal to McGovern’s press secretary, for. thslr party's platform In the Acoordlng to Cohan tha Dome- 9AMow 39 On 69 Activitiy at 9:15 B.m. from the Intrp- Edmund LaFIamme, operator hearsing, went backstage and "I don’t think that’s me, It’s R ockville they had attached a protocol ter relatlonehlpe and to Improve copal Church. 101 SouU) St., RockvUte. He was born Aug. SO at RookvUte grandparents, M r. and Mrs. Ed­ Frank Manklewlos, they tele­ sUtlng "for polltloal reasons it murdolpal olsotlon bampalgn at oratlo party intends to prssa 10 Out 40 Approoch 70 Relations OK vigne-Plante Funeral Home, E. of the gas station where the reappeai^ a short time later to Pat,” she said gently but a Ut their abUltlas ao a toochsr in 11 Don't 4) TKt 71 Swfol 121-24-41-47, Olrte ore asked to bring hand­ Gensral Hospital. Hte maternal grandmother te Mrs. Osoige ward Moynihan of East Granby; phoned the U.8. Embassy for Is not useful to single out one hard for tho hiring of such a 12 PfIvor* 42 Particularly 72 Keovily Main St., Stafford Springs, with shoctlng occurred, said that the 1°*** group. She was now tie wearily. "I didn’t wear my )]e|n *ald they called three Hospital Notes a lunoboon at the Podunk MUl genaral woe Oohen’a ouggasUon. 65-67-72 books and the regtetratlon fee. Foss, Oakdale, L.I., N. Y. Hte paternal granf^wrents ore M r; and his maternal grandparents, particular currency.” poraon who wUl oonaoUdato pur- 13 Plant 43 Expoctsd 73 To a.M2-68-81-85^5 included. and Jean Hirth Griffon, 2 Hughes (jlrele, RookvUle. Hs was the family. Burial will be in Sti repairs. ardous road conditions in nmiwi 20 Con 80 In 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Treasury Secretary John B. VMtment of town funds which ■onal, ptriodlo avaluatlon by 50 Creative AQUARIUS Bulletin Board James' Cemetery. He said they t'jld him they__ , chaperone. ling down the runway hand In out of bed.” Windsor. 21 You 51 Protects 81 In bom Aug. 80 at RockvUIe Genoral Hospital. Hte matonial Admitted Saturday: Peggy Connally “ Is gothg over there "ahould more than oCtsat such a tho principal on a regular bosle JAN. to The Bolton Athletic Asaocla^ The John F. 'Hemey Funeral had picked up the man because came clear when one hand, Pat playing the role of 22 Opportunity 52 Rother 82 Professions grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hirtb, 8S lOddle Butohp Hie outburst at the church Kelley, Stafford Springs; Doris and I am sure he will adequate­ Borrio read exootpto from a poroon'B salary," ha oald. (not annually or aoml-onnually 23 StrM i 53 in 83 With tten will meet tonight at 8 Home, 319 W. Center St., Is in he was ’’acUng suspiciously ” ^ the group asked, "Have you Mis. ConnecUcut. fit. I I or Rd., RockvUIe. Hte paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. appeared to be part of a new LuhrSon, Old Stafford Rd., Tol­ ly describe the administration’s memorandum from the Direotor Ha also euggeotod foot sU OS la done now.) Cohen favored 24 Pm I 54 To 84 Children o ’clock at Community Hall. charge of ammgements. near the Spencer Savings Bank. PrlscUla’s sister, Pat?” The second time, the only 25 For 55 Tbon 85 Arguments ^ 6-19-27(< Raymond L. Orlffen, 2 Hughes Circle, RookvUle. / A bout Town surge of anti-American sentl-. land. riew,” of PubUo Wortu Luook, aohool building malntonanca ba evahiaUon by follow toaohon Z7-61-7B OomplaiRa Mndiea Ihere are no calling hours. He said as the twp officers Identical twins. way out Is to plead stupidity- ment which flared to the sur­ 26 Vonturn '56 Duties 86 Ao^onced '*1 « • • • Discharged Saturday: Elisa­ The si x-point package written to Town M anii^r Terry placed under tbs Dspartmsnt of and or aolf avaluatlon by me- 27 Optn» 57 Strengthen 87 Money Richard Albert Slab of 201 The ways and means commit­ talked with the man their Yesterday It happened again or perhaps to offer the excuse face in other demonstrations in Madore, Kenneth Merton Jr., eon of Kennrih Morton beth Mertan, Windermere Ave., adopted by the ministers in­ on Iprtnkel on July a. PubUo Works tbsreby reUevtng rJianloal moana such ae video 28 End 58 Going 68 Romantic Cider MIU Rd. baa completed Mrs. Philip R. T. Nelson tee of 'Center Congregatlcmal voices rose, and Parker asked ^ **ie rush of picking ftom that I’ve never encountered the 3aig(»i and Hue. 29 And 59 Especiolly 69 Deoiings Sr. and Shirley.Robbins Madore, 74 W. Main fit, RockvUla. Hs and Verlnder Kapoor, Kegan cluded proposals from the Com­ Luook wrote "our attempts to the school administration of this tape. bte PhD, studlea in psycliolagy Chimih'wlll meet tonight at 7:80 him to call state police. among some 835 negatives pro- problem before, I’m also a twin. On the battlefield, . the U.S. 30 DiicuMiont JW A ^ 90 Ties was bom Aug. 2S at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hte mater­ Mrs. Marjorie Taylor Nelson Rd., both Rockville; John mon Market Commission to re­ responelblUty. at Purdue University, LsUteyet- in the church office. As he did so, he said the man cessed for the pictures with yes- but only fraternal, and have command announced four U.S. budget funds for comploto re- Ooban eald the major portion nal grandparents ara Mr. and Mra. Myron Robbins Jr., .110 of Burlington, Ont., Can. former­ Sharkey, Inland Dr., Vernon; place the (Mlar as the basic oonstruotlon of oortaln roads of South Windeor’a budget ie te, Ind. He WlU be eUgIbte to ly of Manchester, died yester­ suddenly' puned 'cut a gun and terday’s article on the pageant never been mistaken for my helicopters wdre shot down currency of world exchange In putting forth som r of his Hartford ’Tpke., TalcottvUle. Hte paternal grandparents ors Mr. Bethany Group of Center Con­ finals, I selected a sMldng pro- brother. Jack. HaUle Hodglns, Dunn HUl Rd., havs boon continually fnistrat- ■pent on education and a major participate in the university's day at her home. She was the began shooting. and a fifth crashed from un- linked with special drawing- ideas (or ohang* in tbs preaent and Mrs. Maynard Madore, ForestvUle. gregational Church will meet to­ LaFIamme said both officers Tolland; Leon Dickinson, Bast od. -Ksny of our roads ars roles being pitted by tooebers portion of that . budget pays 120th commencement on June widow of Philip R. T. Nelson, :— known causes in the Mekong rights to the International Mon­ for interior decorating after the m ^ 0 0-_ ^ morrow at 1 p.m. in the Rob­ were shot twice. Delta. St., Rockville; Douglas Dobles, resohlng a point whore they ara end principals, Cohan loehed toaclier ealariae. "I f we want 11. a former Insurance agent and Burke R<|., Vernon; Hermlne etary FVnd. ^ meeting. Ringo Selling DePletro, Gregory Joeepta, son of Rotiert and Dorothy bins Room of the church. The man fled in the police Hehron The helicopter downings, on not only unoomfortabla to drive out on the letter. "Tlie oriels tn to get what we pay (or. If we T o Start College proprietor of the Bldwell Soda Trueb, West St., and Frederick But the mlntstefs said "Inter- OueaU are welcome to attend. Danyliw DePletro, 98 Carriage Dr., Manchester. He was boro cruiser. the edges of the U Mlnh Forest OB, but they are aotuaUy dan- today’ s school Is a crtels In hu- want to Improve the quaUty Pamela A. Conover, daughter Shop at the Center who died in naUonal liquidity should contin­ of oducatlon, then we must ‘Lunar’ Fixtures Aiig. 9 S t St. Francis Hospital. Hte maternal grandparents are Walter Kupchunos, president M inutes later Nqrth south of Saigon, marked the Betger, Grove St., both ' Rock­ garous." msn reloUonshlps," ha ohsxged, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanton 1963. ue to be booed on gold and tp a Maocheeter Evenliig Herald Dr. end Mra. Joeepb DonyUw, 48 Forest St., Manchester. Hte of the Manchester Jaycees, will Brookfield police halted the highest number of U.S. chop­ ville; Audrey Blevins, Stafford Luoek further etreassd the and explalnsd that even in ■eeeae and Improve the claea- Conover, 424 Meadow Rd. wUl Mrs. Nelson was bom in ZBA Slates Six Hearings growing extent on Instruments room atmoH*ero and one of South Wladaer ^ eorreapoodent LONDON (A lf) — Beotle patenial grandfather te Robert DePletro, Blast Hsrttord, He exidaln the Jaycee org^mlsation cruiser at a roadblock but re­ pers reported shot down in one Springs; Linda CivlteUo, South need for the road cooetruetlon South WIndsor’a acbool, whore begin her freabmen year at The Hamilton, Ont., daughter of the collectively created and mm- the key people In it — the teach­ Barbara Varriek, TeL M8-8S74. Rtngo Starr has gone Into the bos a brother, Robbie, SH- to the Manchester Jaycee wives ported the man Jumped out and The 2kHilng Board cf Appeals Joseph Kearns, William Larra- ***3^ during an operation since St., Rockville; Janet Hovland, aged on an international scale. program he end the town maa- privileged atudante ore taught Defiance ((jfaio) CoUege thte late Mr. and Mrs. J. C. TaylOr, at a meeting tomorrow at 8 fled into woods. Patricia Dr,, Vernon; Roocanne er. TUe is the proper role for furniture buslneaa. will hold public hearings on bee and Paul Nielsen Sr. Laotian drive laat Febru- Tills implies adapting and de­ ager propoaed to the CouneU by middle cUeo-orlentod toeoh- month. Meneggta, Bonnie Lee, daughter of Paid and linda Has- and lived In Manchester for a p.m. at the home of Mrs. Warren, Cassidy Hill Rd., Tol­ the principal,” be eald. Sept. 22 at 8 p.m. at the Town Irving Baker of Wall 8L was veloping a system of speoial mid addsd that "without euoh ora, there Is a growing prob­ In eoUaboraticn 'With designer A June graduate of 'Bolton sett Msneggte, Box 888, RED 4, Notch Rd., Bolton. She was number of years l^fore moving Charles McDonnell, 15 Redwood lem In oommunloatkma and The goulh Wtudaor Democrat­ Office Building to consider six elected troop committee chair- Associated Press correspond- land; Mark- Crandall, Green drawing rights while decreas­ a program, wa are eartalnly Chains Dismiss Robin Cniikshank aind ttie Brlt- High School, Mtes Conover bom Aug. 28 at Mancheeter Memorial HtopUal. Her matomel to Canada. She was a charter Rd. Rd., 'RockvUle. personal ralottona." ic Town OommUtoa will meat lah Steel Oorp., the mueicten aerved ae claee aacrataiy for. member of the Chamlnade requests. man. Although a relatively new- . Richard Blyatone reported ing giladually the Importance of hoadad toward a attuatlon which tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Deen- grandparente are Mr. and Mrs. James O. Hasnett, -Box 388,- O pponents Admitted Sunday: Virginia Today’s average ohUd does Drugs Suspects dtiq>layed lite warn# Monday be­ three yean, was creditor of the Musical dub and a former sec­ Thrde of the requests are for com er in town, Baker has been from the field that initial, re- national currencies as reserve wlU nq[iiire an unexpootod and ocriUlo headquoitera in the Birch Mountain Rd. Bolton. Her paternal grandmother te Mra. St. Anne’s Mother Circle will Moller, Prospect St., and Sarah not grow iq> In an autocratic fore a buying public confined to yeaihook in her senior year and ond vice president of the board ^ foot right-of-ways to interior actively Involved In Boy Scouts ports listed no U.S. casualties, units.’-' ouddan raquaet to our tajqpayem Wapping Prafasafonal Center at Paul A. ManeggU, Steele Rd., Bolton. She has a brothsr, Wtl- meet tomorrow at’ 8 p.m. at the Babcock, both of Rockville; Tile package also called for home, but moatly In homes that PORTUIND, Ore. (AP) — thoM with money. treasurer of‘ the Future Teoch- of directors of the Manchester O f B u s in g lots. They are from Bradford for over a decade. In Saigon a U.S. ^ avy petty to approve a major bond iseua 1788 mUiigtoo Rd. Item, 8%. home of Mrs. Gary Boulay of 25 Linda Pletras, Storrs; Chester stricter curbs on monetary function with eomo degree of Five men accused of selling The prloea at tlie-.:exhlb(tiiDn ere of America, also last year. ■•I « « • Public Health Nursing Associa­ E, Smith for a right of way to Mrs; Dlan Keania will again ®fflcer was seiverely burned to rapalr dotortoratod and dan- Tha com mittee will «nm|— Madison St. Oo-hostess is Mrs. Magnanl, S. Grove St., Stella speculation, equilibrium in in­ democracy, he sold, whUo moat maiijtiaiia have been released at London’s fashlonalM Liber­ She was a member of the band tion. While in Manchester, she interior lots 18 and 19 on the servo as secretary for the com- irtien two youths on motorbikes geroiis ronda.” tha fund-ralelng programa for Womtefc, Karen Ann, daughter of Edmund and J\idlth Jcrfin Docherty. Qose Plant . Stofan, E. Main St., Keith Coop­ ternational jiaymMit relations, closwooina ora teocher-con- because a oouriroom guard re­ ty’s deporiment store ranged and active in dramatics. was also active In the American sub-dlvlslon map. The Mack mittee and Charles Barnes as Inirled a hcunemade bom b into Barrio prapoood tho money Andreril Wosntek, Daly Rd., RFD 1, HebnsL She wan bom er, Mt. Vernon Dr., John Abra­ an end to the U.S. 10 per omit tored. "Children do not adjust the campaign under the direc­ fused -to unlock shacklea by from $M doUara for ritromium Red Ooss and in 1961 was vice Lot, submitted by Smith on treasurer. his pickup truck outside Navy Nortved from block graato ba tion of Edward Ha'vens and L«w Aug. 29 at Mhncheater M omorlol Hoapttal. Her maternal grandF The ladies auxiliary of the (Continued from Page One) menko, Grove St., and Kate surcharge on imports and a to this obonge, thsy cops with wMdi they were chained to­ plated weights to $3,976 for a Maaehesler Eveoliig Benld chairman of Its staff ^des. June 80. Workshop Meeting headquarters. uoad for this worit and "If nec- Dube, and the art auction porenU are Mr. and Mra. Nicholas Andrerti, Hamden. Her pa­ Manchester Little league will Dunn, Snlpslc St., ril Rockville; strengthening of authority of U. Sohotd la not a {dace to gether. coffee table eiqyported by two gudUfa Also, from Charles B. and T he Gilead Oongr^taHonal It was one of four fire bomb- aeoary, wa will sat aside a schoduled for Sopt 3B. Mrs. Fat ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. IPdmuisl S. Whstdok, She was a graduate of John meet tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. at were unable or unwilling to David Miller, Enfield; Sophie the International Monetary learn, but a pUOe to get out o f." State District Judge Jamee Mary I. London, London Rd. Church Women’s Fellowship Ings in the S^th Vietnamese ■peoiflo portion of . the mill rate Rolls Royoe aiito radtetoia. Holyake, Maos. She has a sister, Catherine, 2H. Hbpklns Hospital School of the Ariny-Navy CTub for an control the antlbusing demon­ Krajewski, Windemere Ave., Flmd. Ooban’e solution Is to daiU Martin will handla the latter. Elite dtemteoed their cases be-, for the right of way cnto York- will meet from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. capital but the only one to OnantaaMonal iMt-iq> for the The show is described as "lu­ V «t « • « Nursing In Baltimore, Md., and election of officera. The meet­ strators. Rockville; Lynne Wells, Mer- The six ministers also called (tMtwean 1 and 1% mlUs) to bo with the student the way be tore they were arraigned after shire Dr. and from Margaret T. tomorrow at the church to work cause injury. At least two ve- nar futuristic’ ’ aiMt- Ringo has. Lembaidl, PVank Walter,, aon of John and Dlans was a member of the Melrose for a reform of the world mone­ uaod oxolustvoly tor rood re- Is dealt with at home, as on In­ town's four voting dlstrlots will the guard said they couldn’t be ings' are < ^ n to interested Gregory, 16 Cedar Ridg;e Dr., on Hems for its Harvest Fhir hides were damaged, the U.S. row Rd., Coventry; Pauline promised electronic music to On Safety PondL Lombardi, 24 WUcox 8L, New Britain. Ha was bom Aug. M at United Church In Hamilton. women. tary system created, at Bretton paira and r a p a v ^ ," ba said. dividual In on otmoqihere of also bs miqtpsd out at the meet­ (reed because oidy two guarda SAN F R A N C ascO (AP) — Glastonbury, for a right of way booth. Command reported. Soucy, Lawler Rd., Vernon; match. Mandiester Memorial Hoapttal. IBs matomnl gionifoaraato are She ,1s aurvlvod by several Elaine Fanis, Cider MlUer Rd., Woods, N.H., 27 years ago. Ha oddad that the Demooratlo mutual reepset, through the ing according to oampoign co­ were available to walch them. WASKDrarON (AP) — Pres­ Both sui^rters and cq^x:nents Interior lot for four .Those attending are request- Also In Saigon, a group of ordinator Damds Moyidbau. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Pyka Sr., 90 IdrdUl St, Manritester. nieces and n^hew s. Manchester Grange will meet Tolland. Such a reform, they said, "will Party is opposed to a bond Is­ means of strict dlaciidlno on ths The chains prevented them ident Nixon hss oqqMtnted Jo- Memorial services will be to­ of busing are claiming victory houses. ed to bring a sandwidi. Coffee disabled South Vietnamese vet- sue to pay for thte worit and Tha maeUng Is opan to any­ iwph B. latlcoac Jr. of Rtvenlde, IBs paternal gram^iarente ara Mr. and Mrs. Wank Lombardi, tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Discharged Sunday: Ward have to irepect (he principle of port of (he teoober to mslntaln from appearing individually be­ Leaving Town morrow at 3 p.m. at the Mel­ after more than 40 per cent of Other requests are from Rob- dessert will be provided. erans demonstrated in front of one who would like to hefo with 80 Otte St, Manchester. He has a bother, Steven. IH. Grange Hall, 205 Olcott St., for Mudgett, New York, N.Y.; Olna fixed parities necessary for the oofum ltM bla party and Mm- mnler In the clsawxxim. fore the bench end talking wito Conn., s s one of 18 peraona rose United Church Chapel. the public school pupils missed ert I. Tupper, Main St., for the Senior OUUens the U.8. Embassy for improved the campaign. named to die Nettonal Highway an Installatltxi of officers. Tliere Lavoie, Vernon Ave., and Robin security of transactions and soN to "ooe that this pUn is " ’Education that takas plaos their lawyers. Elite aold. MINNEAlPfKLK, Mhm. (AP) Burial will be in the HamUton, classes on the opening day of a use of a house trailer to house *3^^ Senior dtlxens group will benefits, and a group oalled Inqilemeated and will correct Ths Democratic Women’s They were accused of aelUng — A study b y the MInnsapoite flailety Advisory Oommlttee. Freeman, Samnel John, son of Rldiard and Aimross win be an auction table, and re­ mass busing for integration farm help and motel workers 3ts iecond meeting of the Catholics for Peace utged the Gaswlnt, Bellavue Ave., both of trade.” bare, takoa ptaoa agatnot ths (Ont.), Cemetery. Club of South Window wUl moot 10 pounda o f marijuana to un- Induatrlal Dievelopment Com- The committee gives advice Schubert Freeman, 40 OottieT Dr., RockvUte. Hn was b om Aug. freshments will be served. RockviUe; Doris Luhrson, Old The Dutch finance minister, tha vary sttuatton that has been wlU of ths child who knows The Blachford and Wray Fu­ program. at his motet located on Rt. 66. month on. Thursday at 1 p.m. in removal of American "occupa- In the Orange Room of the Town E at RoricvUle General Hoqttal. IBs matomsl gtondparmte Stafford Rd., Tolland; Mary Roelcf Nelisseu, said earlier allowed to motortolisa in our that next period brings a weak­ dercovar officera. misalan says 176 Induatrlea left to the secretary of Thans- neral Home, Main St. and West San FraiKisco is the naUon’s A n d from Ruel R. Ellis, loclal room of the Gilead U ®« at the Masonic Tem]rie. Coffee of Hartt CoUege of Music, Uni­ He Is survived by a daugh­ an antlbusing coalition caUed to FUday evening’s 6 o’clock ®ow obtained Ucenses. Begin- m • , Views Asked and doughnuts will be available. versity of Hartford. ter, Mrs. Marjorie Lambert of WALK,^ disputed many district opening. - nln^ Oct. 1.” Ihe Ucenslng fee for Those wlsitlng to donate ar­ Bernard Lurie, conductor of Hartford; a brother, Alfred attendance figures and estl- Featured Friday night along nv ticles for the sale may contact damaged by the fire bombs. the orchestra, announced that flotlet of Manchester; a sister for a female and |5.60 for a By President Miss Deborah Brown of 166 St. mated 64 per cent were absent with the " d o e s Roads,” a voced Tile fire bombs missed or auditions will be held from 7 In France, and three grandchil­ in the integrated kindergarten group, and the hprse pull, will spayed female end male. (Continued from Page One) John St. bounced off the MP Jeeps witk- to 9:80 each night and from 2 dren. through sixth grade classes. be the Queen of the F ^ r Oon- OIri Scout Begistratlona Olrl Scout registrations wlU o «^ ca u ^ any damage, offi to 6 p.m. on Saturday. Florida Telephone Ckxi>. has re­ Funeral services will be WALK—We AU Love Kids—is test, at 9 O’clock, Applicants should be of li^lgh be he 1 d tomorrow for all cers *' said. considered Ks dividend pceitian Thursday at the Holmes Funeral compoeed cf parent groups. Deadline for entry in the con- school age up to 21 years and Brownies, Junior, Codette and U.S. officers said Vietnamese and n^ed back increases for Home, 400 Main St., at a time Boat Handling Many of the 180 new yellow test is noon tomorrow and each be students of orchestral In­ Senior Scouts. were riding around on motor­ the first quarter of 1972, to be announced. Burial will be school buses that rt^ed to and contestant must submit a photo- struments. Musical background Parents may register the bikes tossing the fire bombs. But the company said it is in Rose HUl Memorial Park, Topic of Qasg from 97 schools Monday carried graph with her application. Tire is not a factor in auditioning. girls at either the Gilead Hill ” It looked Uke a small radi- only considering cutting back Rocky HIU. only handfuls of passengers. In pictures will become the pnqrer- Audition appointments may be the dividend and has not com­ Registration for the Manches­ School from 3 to 6 p.m. or at cal group raising hell,” said Friends may coll at the fu­ CSilnatcwn, \riiere opposition ty of the fair, mode by calling the university. mitted itself In any way. neral home tomorrow from 7 ter Power Squadron’s free boot­ the Hebron Elementary School one officer, ran highest, the boycett was Contestants, who must be be- The Greater Hartf(»rd Youth Florida Telephone president to 9 p.m. ing classes to be offered this from 7:80 to 9 p.m. Other reports said the demon- virtually comidete in some tween the age of 16 and 31 and Thls year, the national regls- strations were organised by the Orchestra will rehearse on Sat­ Max E. Wettstein said; "W e CN^TUK(^L6 ^ is tonight and tomorrow cases. One bus there went out never married, will be judged urdays during the coming sea­ will give consideration to the Olimpio C. Boeoo from 7 to 9 at the ming Junior (ration fee has been increased, students about 1% hours after with one child. son from 2 to 6 p.m. in the kOl- mailer al mch time as we do OUmplo C. Bosco, 81, of Del High School OT’ through the - H°'*^6ver, the new fee includes Monday’s shooting incident and A busing opponent caUed at- big basis:w . . Beauty,—_ ..i.. 50 per cent; there will be no that they marched on the U.S. tard Auditorium, Hartt College declare the first quarter divi­ Ray Beach, Fla., formerly of South Windsor;, Ro9kvUle or tendance figures evidence of personality, 20 per cent; poise, of Music, University of Hart­ dend, pnybabiy in January or Manchester and S tafford Glastonbury adult education additional charge tor this. ' Military Assistance Command’s ’’the most effective boycott 16 per cent, and dress, 15 per ford. February.” Springs, died yesterday after­ programs. Hiis will be the only reglstra- compound on Hue’s south side, against forced busing in any cent. noon at the Jolmson Memorial Classes ,wUl be Tuesdays at tlon day since troops are now These reports sidd the first major city.” Miss Hebron Harvest Fidr will Hospital in Stafford Springs af­ the South Windsor High School; being formed for the year. demonstration was broken up Planners Table Request ter a short illness. Wednesdays at the ming Junior Schcol district officials called receive a 870 cash award as well Mrs. Jean Derby, troop. or- by police and Vietnamese srt- ganlser, - announced that there dlers firing tear gas grenades, He was bom Nov. 21, 1889 In High School and Rockville High the first day a success and pre-«as a trtqihy and sash. The will be a leaders’ meeting on U.S. officers said the dlsturb- Italy and lived In Manchester School; and Thursdays at the' 'dieted many children who queen, along with her attend- Sept. 21 id 1 p.m. at the Gilead ances were triggered by the fa- for several years before mov­ Glastonbury High School. stayed away Monday would be ants, the first and second run- Past Case Spurs Oj^osition in class scon. ners up, will be making person- Congregatlonal Church Social tal shooting of Boo Dung, 17, ing to Stafford Springs in 1928 The classes are open to any­ Room to which any interested and the wounding of Pham when he established the former Officials said there was no appearances througluwt the one awning or planning to own adult is Invited to attend, Nhat, 13, who was in satlsfac- To Temporary Gravel Pit Sunlight Market and Package violence, not even any flfst-day a soil or power boat. The class Also, Mrs. Derby reported tory condition with an arm Store an E. Main St. He retired covers boating regulations, fist fights. Picketing wasjUght. * « « * BegIsIrmlloti A request for a q>ectal excep­ gchocls Supt. H xm ia s_ Registration tor Boy Scout that a Region 8 Senior Troop wound in a Vietnamese hisapi- Neighbors sold the land in In 1956. He was a member of St. compass reading, course plot­ tion to permit operation of a been, who rede a bus add vis- Urop 28 will be held tomorrow ^ } } ^ ozon ised this year. Do- tal. question has never bean placed Edward’s Churctr, the Rev. Fe­ ting and otherv-mecessary fun­ borrow ^t on acreage to the ited several schools with WHeon evening from 7 to 9 at the will be work- The officers said the youths In preaentable condition, and lix J. O’Neill Council, KcrfC, damentals for safe and cour­ rear of 190 Union St. was tabled R, Riles, state superintendent Gilead Hill School. Boys 11 ®“ **** «n«etlng- allegedly tried to steal soft they Implored ^ commisaion- and the Italian Benefit Society, teous operation of a boat. last night by the Planning and of public instruction, called years old or older may register _ ST****"* drinks or beer from the back of era to visit the Musa personally Zoning Oommlsston after it ran Monday ’’the most significant at tlUs time and must be ao- ™ Po^um Players will hold a truck driven by an American before granting a oimllar per­ Into neighborhood, opposition. day In San Francisco school companled by a parent. 1°?. ***®*^ produc- soldier whoso name was not mit to another applicant. \ Two^ar Accident ______the«'"Odd CkHiple;’ to- disclosed. The GI, with tlje About 20 area rertdents ap­ Chairman Joseph Bwensson hlstory.” Wednesday evening will peared and several spoke out unlimited cuUm- »>« the first m e e ^ 'r t " t h e t ^ n l^ t and TOursday night. 178th Maintenance Co. at promised that no action would ^"I have an against tha aK>Ucatlon by Peter U IWe MCT t o and in the f u t u ^ e e t l n g s ^ ^ , * n ^ ® Interested In attend- Quang Tri, north of Hue, was be taken until after oanful Ism from whatu 1 _ ve . . ____ seen to . « .i.«unge wui tryouts U welcome, returning to his base with sup- F. Lalashuls, who wants per­ study. day,” said Saheen. ” I also want every Wednesday eve- They will be held from 7:80 to piles. mission to excavate sand and Atty. PhlUp Bayer, who rep­ Mrs. Lynch Killed to extend an open Invitation to "tog at the school, 9:80 p.m. in thO Rham High The U.S. Comnoand in. Saigon gravel from the rear of the resented Lalashuls, told the those kids who had been kept At the troop’s organisational SchocS auditorium. said the OI was in custody and 7.9-acre property. His home Is PZC a 17,000 bond would bo out of school, because 'there meeting last week, MUton Shaw ' . —------— an Investigation was under on the front portion of the site. provided and that tha appUoant was concern. Utat school might of Ixxidon Park was again rtect- way. Michael J. DiBella Jr. 178 Intends to comply with adl oon- not be safe today. We think you ed scoutmaster for the year. As- At Highland Park On the war front, South Viet­ Union St. presented a petition diUons set forth by the town. can come to school, now and we sistant scoutmasters ' will be -■'.V Stock Market namese headquarters reported against the proposal and voiced Ho explained to the oudlonoe hope you do soon." Gordon Aldrich, Clyde Fok Sr., fears, also expressed by sev­ (Conttnued from Page One) sisters, Mrs. David Hayes of NEW YORK (AP) — Tlie ® •Wte* P ® ^ clashes that a borrow pit Is a tempo­ in ths 18,60Qrman South Vlet- eral, other apeakera, that grant­ rary operation tor oxoavattion Coventry and Mrs. Donald M. stock market drifted lower to ing permlsolon for the opera­ municant of St. Maurice’s Kerwln of Washington, D. C. ^ ^ nomeae drive below the west- only, and that there Is no Intent Church In Bolton and was chair- tion would create dust, air, and The: funeroi will be Ttauraday day In duU trading, extending «rn flank o f the demUltarlsed fol a permanent oommerplal nuui of this year's Antiques noise pollution. operation, In answer to a quas- ••A- • V • ' - W at 10 a.m. from the Watklns'Fu- Wells St. Petitioners Ask the moderate slide of the past sane. It said i l enemy were Show at the church. ^ Others speaking out on the Uon, LUashuls esUmated tha neral Home, 142 E. Center St, three sessions. killed and 42 bunkers were de- '''' •• ■' She and her husband observed same grounds Included Peter exoavaUon would take threa with a Mass of the Resurrection Traffic Controls for Area Tlie Dow Jone. average of 80 Beckwith of 380 Union 0t., Jo­ yean. their 10th wedding anniversary at St. Maurice’s Church at 11. Indurtrials at noon w C r t f 2.84 seph Garter, owner of rented Bayer eald only the rear por­ on April 22. Burial will be in Bolton Center Two Wells St. residents are The boy, Reo Michaud of 66 at 907.06. wounded. Wells St., was struck by a car Also In- the northern sector, property In,the area, R. J. tion, an area about ISO aOO Survivors, besides her hus­ Cemetery. circulating petitions In their Since Wedneedoy, tha Dow Leger of 263 Union St., and band and parents, are three at Wells and Spruce. Tlie acci­ the U.S, Oommond reported feet, would bo excavated ap­ Friends may ^ 1 at the fu­ neighborhood in an effort to get has fallan naarly 12 points. Everett WUson of 188 Union. proximately to the level of sons, Michael B. Lynch Jr., neral home tomorrow from 2 to dent occurred when a car driv- that an Arm y CHI6 light obser- more stringent traffic 'controls en by Edward E. Kennlson, 76, Analysts out that helicopter woe shot down The residents said they were Union St; Frank M. Lynch and Matthew 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. of South Coventry, going west was n ^ n g In the news betwsen the A Shau Valley and especially concerned because a The applicant Is also attempt- V a V M. Lynch, at home; a daughter, The family suggests that In there for the protection of chil­ on Wells St., struck a car be- “ “ Iwround to stimulate slthsr uj, Laotian border. Two crew­ aInr.Viar operation by another tng to get right of way ovar tha Sharon M, Lynch, at home; two lieu of flowers memorial con-' dren. ing driven scuth on Spruce St. “ y*"* selling Interest. TIUs, wounded, landowner In tha area a few roar of adjoining proportlaa to brothers, Matthew Morlarty Jr. tributions may be mode to the The petitions are being dis­ ^ J by Mrs. Jacqueline B. Roberts Jhey. said, was kseping many u.S. B83b flew a dossn more yearii ago caused noise, dust and ^ Balf Co. on N. Main It., in of Monebeater and Maurice P. St. Maurice Parish Center, He­ tributed by Mrs. Thelma Briggs .>1 of 79 Ckmistook Rd. The Ken- mvsstors on ths Mdsllnss. combat strikes below the DMZ, traffic problems which were «rder to avMd tha neoaudty of Motlarty of Coventry; and two bron Rd., Bolton. of 97 Wells 8t. and Mrs. Barbara nlaon car was forced by the Uncertainty over what couree koeplng up Ihe dally ralda never controlled by the town truck traval on Union he Chnndler of M Welts. said. Mrs. Briggs said today the Impact onto thf eidewalk on the economy might take when against suspeoted North Vlet- and never oorreoted, deepUe Bayer asked (| ie oommlsalon petition, which will be presented the south sldq of Wells St. the 90 day wage-price freese namese Infiltration routea and their repeated complaints. not to deny his applloant be­ to Police Chief James Reardon, where . ., it struck Michaud and ends was adding to Investor iNUis area# as thsy liave for the The sonlng regulations stipu­ caution, thay declared. ! post month, the command re- late that, among other things, a cause of ths nonoampllsno# of Cafholic Family Burial] Space, asks for school sons signs, speed ^ ^ a previous ons. Steels, mall order-retail, air- borrow pit operator must pro­ In thn lafunt ntrtkM. iht B62s "It would be unfair to damn obtained beforp the need\ WellswTto and ‘ Spruce Sts. ^ or rtat „ „ „ to ____ the. right ■ _____ of crafts, uUllties, and obemloala vide a perfbrmanos bond and way and summoned to appear MO ton. of bombs In us with someono siss's oon- School and Spruce Sts. gross sxoavatod areas, leaving In 12th Circuit Court at Man- the sector around Kha Banh. them In aooaptable condition duot,” he argued, going on to arisei. Signed by IM note that If all oondlUons of (ho Chester Sept. 37, oils were mixed. Mo- Rgportg fn>m Vientiane said when work Is eomplsted. ' An hour of fragody it not tha tima to iihe eald about 109 Wells St. apoolal sw oplion srer mot, the V Mluatloi^ Weroe while government forces had Commission saoretary Olar- TWO LOCATIONS residents, roost of them |>ar- commission would bo legally maka lo Important a dacition. Mrs, Briggs said ehs feels ths 'J™*® iib ^ r Is m s and aliiiaes ^ majw dHve to rs- enos Welti, who said he was ents of one or two children, bound to grant it. traffic safety dtuaUon Is new UMhangsd, S culture Uw town ot Pah long familiar with the qose In ques­ MANCHESTER have already signed the petition. One Im^ied fear of (ho resi­ aggravated becauee Nathan Associated Preoe 80-stock -n the Botovons Plateau in tion, noted that ths bond ex- VERNON Saint James* Cemetery , Mrs. Briggs said she has bsen dents spsahlng at Ihe meeUag Hale pupils .are temporarily sverega at noon was off ,8 to to u O to m ' Loos. PighUng was ptrad before (ha work was done, 568 BROAP STREET concernsd <-6^xxit ' ths: triple Is that oiwe skoavated, (he land r Nl-907 N«NI STRBET , holding classes at Bennst Jun- Mi,o, with industrials down .8,, dasorlbod as Intsnss, and field leaving the town wlte no powers TM- Cmr PLUA MANCHESTER, CONNECTTOUT situation for some time, but High Ichool and because the ” ***• 8iMi uUlttlee down .8. reports sold North VletnamoM would prahaMy bo sold off for OHM MSNSAV WMOMOH UTWMMV »iM la liM of onforoement, ( • M A Y , n m t M . M f t M B A T « i M I was prompted to start the psU- m w 1-84 has gensrated more A block of 148,800 itarea of fonM wne hoMtilg the ■tnOt- epartments, . 1NMSMAV MONt tM m f iM rjd. Phono: Mr. Higgins tlon after an accident Sunday Mombers also noted that they Lalostiuls said after Uis ses- kV. N lltm iY. 8SMAT fiM ter traffic on Spruce St. Burlington Northern ohonfed gio town dimtti heavy UE. were lurnad down by the Noard Mr. McKarnah 643-6713 at 11:80 a.m., in which a 14- All etreeU which croee or hands at M, d o « And af0;« and U otlu lUr^lM L alon, howovsr, that ho has no year-old boy suffered mlpor in- of DIrtoten In thoir nooni plu s othsr ihsn to ssU (ht 6Md enter Spruce St. have traffio OOO-ehaiw blook of ®w ^***tt said at least three piaas for anolhar Bonlnf an- jurtea. controls oLsome kind. (Mded at If, down %, other fIrotenMtige dfolnt the ind gravel and "pay off Moie foroamant offtear, of my teMs,"

■■“.i s .■ ■. > i'-\‘m^^r"i•h'■'^^^‘-^i‘'f•^^ ri^J‘ •'** ‘i-r ^■‘■j»-'*i*'Vj*'?i' ■• *' ,’i?' '* ' > 1. i r . ■■ f

MANCHESTER EVENTNO HTOIALD MANCHESTER. CONN,. TUESDAY, SfiPTE!I M ^ 14, 1971 PACE BLBVIBfl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, SlfiPTEMBIBR 14, 1971 MGBIVN ed with operating with a defec­ Tolland Andover Coventry Drug Center Vernon ^ tive muffler 1 David Sohumey, 20, of 83 High St., Rockville The Drug' Advisory Center with breach of peace. Democrats Name Workers Rham Band lls temporarily closed while it Police Probe Robert Klein, 21 of 102 Bran­ Council Okays Participation is moving from the Jesse ford St., Manchester wns charg­ Lee House at 48 Hartford ed today with failure to renew To Organize Fall Campaign ^ Seeks New Rd. to 88 Park St. It wlU Rt. 83 Breaks registration and failure to car­ open at its new address ry operator's license. Vernon police are investigat­ Atty.- Harold Oarrlty and Intention to attend the event in­ Members In Emergency Jobs Program Thursday. Its new hours will ing three breaks into business Richard Attenello, 37 of 21 cluding Atty. aeneral Robert be from noon to 10 p.m. Walter Bleleckl have been np V $PA C.Ao\C£ , establlshmehts discovered early Main St., Vernon was also Killian and ______Secretary_ of the Andover Bkementary School • H m Town council laat night celved icveral complaints about Dr. Donald C. Hardy justify the Monday through Saturday. thU morning by officers on pa- Charged early today with fall- pointed campaign managers for Schaeffer. Prlnolpal Donald Ubby has an­ 13' voted to ilpprove a recommen- using town labor and trucks, request, th ^ Hardy was aware troJ. ure to drive right and was la- u,e Democratic party In the up- niUietin Board nounced that Robert Olowes, Top Sirloin datlon of TOwn Kanager Don- anS then allowing the BC to of the ahoncomlngs in the cur- In all three oases the glass in. sued n written warning for drlv- j„_ municipal election cam- The Tolland Junior Women’s Mhslo Department Coordinator nls Moore that the town partlcl-,keep all the funds realised ftom rent vocation program, and the front doors was broken to »ng after drinking. Police ^ “ Club Wednesday Afternoon ■ ROA.ST Attenello's car went off the aide paign. at the Rhani Junior and. Senior pate in the National Emergen- the drive. "With another glass wanted the counselor so that the Police Log galn entry and a total of some Bowling League begins its now of West Rd. and struck, two They will.hond a 10-man cam- High Bohool and Director of the cy Employment Program. collection coming due in the present program could be Im- 8380 was reported missing. season tomorrow afternoon at CHdics. DTSts. A pasrenger, Moclle paign consisting of Kevin Cava- Rham Band, is seeking an In­ COventry has hpen awarded near future, we must decide if p ro y ^ and made to work as it Breaks occurred at; A-I Gas 12:30 at the Rockville Bowling creased parttelpation in bond | » ,0M under the act, with the town labor and equipment will shpuld. ARRESTS Station. Andy's Plssa'and Jae- Morales, was taken to Rockville nagh and Joseph Hapoia, condl- "BACK RUMP 8 V #11 f«*anfss/l dates for the T3i.^oBoard of TPinnFinance!' Tlf^n r Phtsa. aotlvlUes by Andover young­ purpose of the program stated be used, M d if so, if there will . Moore Mbmltted a poUoy to D e n i^ C. Wtaot, 21. ^ 181 ger Haus, all on Rt. 88. General Hospital, treated The Welcome Wagon New­ CKoicest Glenwood St., charged with sale » • . Robert Dean and Dale Tower, sters this year. as being to provide jobs for the be reimbursement for costs,” the councU laat night clarifying Tho Vernon Are department released. ^ comers Club bridge group will _ . , _ AU of those charged ore candidates for the Beard of Ed­ Today there will be an T50AST unemployed and underemploy- Moore said he personally fa- the position concerning coffee- of marijuaim and p o s i^ o n of. extinguish a car meet tomorrow at 12:80 p.m. at controlled drugs. yeft«rday ^ ...■heduled to appear in Circuit ucation; Stan Johnson, candi­ Instrument display at' Rham ed. vored allowing BC use of the breaks and lunch breaks for the home of Mrs. Charles Moo­ /Me a t morning on a warrant in con­ Court 13, Rockville, Oct. 8. date for Planning, and Zoning and students ore invited to at­ Moore explained that the equipment, and Councilman town employes. Two ten-mln- way shortly after 8 a.m. today. ney, Volley View Dr. USOA ortoiCE deadllne for submission for the Hugo Thomas concurred strong- ute coffee breaks are allowed, nection with a local Inveatlga- Commlssfon; Arnold Sbnrge, tend along with their parents to tion, released on a $800 non­ State police Investigated the Harvey Chambers, and finance The United Congregational hsar the proposed plana and program was yesterday, with ly, stating it' is most Important be said, one in the morning and incident involving a car driven Heat Hurts Cherries Church Senior Choir will begin no intervening time in which he that the council support the the afternoon, as well as surety bond. Court date Sept. board member William Swan- view the assortment of instru­ EYE 1?0UNP 27. by Reuben Brock of Shreveport, LA GRANDE. Ore. (A P ) — back. rehearsals tomorrow night at ments available, could check with the counpll as work of a volunteer group such baU hour for lunch, La. Union County agriculture offl- Also serving on the campaign 7:30 in-the church sanctuary. Libby sold that a school bus to what it felt are the employ- as the BC, which is pertOmlng Recreation Commissicn mem- Police said Brock said the The Seventh Day Adventist ment needs of the town. He said a service that ben^lts the town, be? Bud Qilbert notified the Harry J. Sestero, 24, of Glas, dais say cherry growers in the committee will be First Select- will be provided at the elemen­ Church will hold a prayer meet­ tonbury, charged with breach c " ahead of him suddenly area may lose . as much as man and Democratic Town tary sphool each Wednesday to he took it upon himself to make He said It Is important to foster eoungji that his term had ex- ing tomorrow night at l':30 at theee silecUons. caUlng for such a T ^ Council-community ^ ^ but that of peace, and two counts of fall- b i^ e d . In attempting avrtd .jjo.ooo this year following followii a Chairman Charles Thlfault and transport band members to fSAdvi, Cut a ^ l l to otay stop signs, ew ly m«^th of hot. ^ weather. his running mate Charles Re­ the church. three poeltlons: A police officer, relaU oi^ p . ^ he wished to serve again. Ai^ The Tolland Junior Women's Rham for rehearalals, which this morning on Elisabeth Dr. car; the Brock auto jumped the Paul Johnson, an orchard gan, candidate for selectman. an assistant to the building in ^ BecycUng Account o,ur F^rst Jr. subndtted his Club Conservation Committee start tomorrow. Court date Sept. 38. medianiiiwicui dividervuviuor and«uiu it burstMurm. intouivu . . n ______i-i— in Regan is a member of the w o m T oonp fleeter 'and assessor, and a Other councllmen agreed, with reslgnaUon as representative to flames. The car had to bo towed ^ J* » will meet tomorrow night at 8 Art Program Board of Finance and secretary Vi clerk for the Town Hall. Michael Peace stating only that jb© Windham Regional Planning 16. of South from the scene. N o the eastern part of the state. at the home of Mrs. Barbara The school's art teacher, Mrs. . The time of employment un­ he had some reservations that Agency. WOPS reported air] m poUre’a^ * Uietmometw .dwoed IM o t ^ ^MartWn'^DM^ranr'wm MotpaJi, Ctystal Lake Rd. Susan Gradual, has begun the der the program is one year, the funds to carry out the drive Th© council agreed to main- school art program and asks the P * Odder teel , d , « « U « Jken. head the Democratic " Telephone ^ 0 0 ^ 2 1?. Repd»«.«. Werren;. and the jobs must provide were____ coming_____ ^ _____ from the______road tain its present policy concem- Kings In the Parkade. Court Robert Seellg, 18, of East monin-iong s p ^ ano lem Club will meet tomorrow night parents provide children with U4PAClU)ic& 6uTfRow^(2ouivJi7 Committee, and Thlfault added training so that the employ^ fund. K was for this reason that ing use of the Town Hall by po­ date Sept. 27. Hartford, was charged yester- Peratures were aimve W de- at 8 at the home of Mrs. Mari­ smocks for use dining art oloss- that several other campaign can find work elsewhere at the jbe council decided to turn the litical parties. Under the pres­ —t---- day by Vernon Police with op- K™*a most of the other 20 ea. Any old shirt or garment committees will be named lyn Perry, New Rd. end. of the program, if not re- matter over to the finance com- ent set-up each party town com­ Ernest A. Toupln, 88, of Pall erating a motor vehicle without LU/VH31A ^ m / NATIVE APPLES — SWEET CIDER cusalcn that It was his under- has been accepted as yet, but he The Green Manor Oonstruc- a.m. to noon; and self defense, ©p©© to all Y members, will 'Previous queries as to the standing that ^ lic a n ta would . have a complete report Oon Oo. to Donald L. and June ,^m etlm e during the past few Randy Matson, noon to 1 p.m. g©pt_ 22. possibility of maintaining the come from Coventry, „ and that In time for fnr the the next next council council Bergenon, unit In the North- days, the Aag pole in the vet- Displays will include crafts. Baby-sitting is available at lunch program even on a losing toere were ap j^ tly many ^ field Green Oondominiiun, con- erans section of the East Mrs. Charlotte Murphy and ^loming classes and the Y basis have brought negative re­ who would qualify. Three “ basic bids were asked veyance tax 882.46. Cem et^y was broken In half. Mrs. Phylls Oglesby; k n l ^ Wednesday Dessert Lecture Ferrando Orchard sults from Board of {Finance rnree oasic o T o n y H. and Joanne C. Nel------and nee^epotnt; Mrs. Barbara BIROH MX. ROAD — GLASTONBURY HAM S “77+ “Looked In” for, as drawn up In speclAca^ Series. members who felt the program Councllmen said their one res- __ son to Louis N. end Joan D. Last night at McDonald’s Davis; and brldjge, Mrs. Judith For further information on 3 Miles Beyond 'Villa Louise must be made self-sustaining. tions prepared by Town Engl- ™ Pyka. a l ^ the p K « ^ ^ “ “ 7 ^ ;jte “r Fhs^' -rii;-Th« Arst hidbid P«I>« Friday: Orange juice, pizia, ^ c k s and w oAers for the ^ ^ 7 ^©,^ budget, which wlU be it Union agStast Louis MlUer, y©or will be distributed. Plans Oil painting - beginners, Fri- tossed salad, fruit. SiDlk and bread and butter CoFFCE lightNfR. r-"' ^ sandwiches are served at all participated against the request ■was Trade Name Miss Reneeu’s ofAoers for the noon; coed, Thursday, 7 to 9 meale. Je^^f^^^lnard, since he said Carl H. Gerstung of G l a ^ year are Mrs. Michael Aleno, p.m.; Mrs. Humphries, BUGOWWERS! Lunches are payable on a he wanted to know the “ long- bury doing business in Man- vice president; Mrs. Charles self defense—Monday, 1 to 2 daily basis; or tickets are avail­ CQKJT/\Dlt^F? made 8126 on Uw . ^ v^ to ^ implication” of a vocation cheater as C.H. Genfung Caean- Oeieger, correapondlng secre- p.m., and Thursday, 2 to 8 p.m., able on a weekly baste, pay­ Su)cetLi^ / , I Q . TOAAATOUO z ^ A J p ^ ^ ^ t e ^ o r T S ^ ” S ^ " * c ^ l o r adding that Ing Service ^ 46 Cobblestone taxy; Mrs. RusseU Molitorls. re- L ts o n . ■ able on the first school day of . thB. ^ had “ serious reservations” Rd., Glastonbury. cording secretary; and Mrs. picture framing — Wednes- the week only. SLICED Bacon OOt IXSffTtiOO -PASTE. Come to the f Sberiffs' Piontb w^Tto S liH ch ^ e L. a b o u ^ h a poelUon. which he M ^ ^ o f 28 P " ' ” Tolland (Jounty Deputy Sheriff GftouiOP ^ L^» caub f o r ^ work in the termed an “ uncaUed for expen. Semite ^ ugr— luk kio aa, rm.ins >■ uncaUed for. expen Doane St. and JudUhJudUn LeeL w buiot BinoR Mrs. Aiqno,Aleno, membership and Crafts Oass Clarence Custer of Andover in- ' vltes residents to the anhual r to’ r t e t e ^ ^ o ^ ^ * * ^ ‘“ ‘i a s said he favoted the ^ *“© Gdiger, ^ i a i Crafts — Monday, 7 to 8:80 and yearbook co-chairman; sheriff’s picnic' tomorrow from projects throughout the town. request, since he felt after hear- nuani p.m., Mrs. Oglesby. Gordon Duane SuUlvan and MolUoris, service co-cheir- Crafts—Tuesday, 10 to lil:80 GRAND OPENING 4 p.m. until dark at the Clear­ Moore noted that he had re- Ing Superintendent of Schools Margaret M. J. Curtis, both of yearbook and ■ “ yard ©^ i2;80 to 2, Mre. Mhrphy. water Club, Crystal Lake, Ell­ Manchester, Sept. 24. stick” ; Mrs. Freeman, ways Modem dance—adults,>TTues- ington. Second Congressional District -Leonard CSiarles Broman of means and surudilne; Mrs. 3-45 to 7:46 p Children, Ueut. <3overnor T. Clark Hull, 191 Cienter St. and Bernadette i^©nard Chmietewski, scrap- Tuesday 3 :80 to 4;8Q p.m., Mrs. W ednesday, Sept. 8 th State Rep. Mis. Dorothy MUler Mary Harris ipEVfi|l06P 6,^ SEE 0l £ « ■TtX i. 24 at'the Elks Home on Pleas- and conduct a review of school noon and made him 860 richer. in nature, or dealing with hu- quis, garage i and patio at 146 TMAIO /i icd-W snucriy iTtKil ant SL In WUUmantic. A social bus driver selection and train- Davis’ father learned it man relationships and how they $lN6'iETiroUSHWMP r Hilliard St., ^,600. 5 - IB VALID LUEP.-^AT. ^EPT« >5->B Tloketo are available from a real savings m Injuries and COUPON A i»0 POOD AT OUR MAWtPIBtDli WOLCOTT SIRVICI CINTIRg i H f (■ H 0 I {■ F > I M f A i ^ 'A N Republican Town Committee lives among our' school chll- Manchester High School Cafoteria an HWn Si, BfanobsMer mild Friday and Saturday. chairman______or Republican _ Worn- dren; a goal ttesuredly among 7 to 9 Dally highs TO 80.. Overnight en’a Club presidents in the local the worthiest of any we p r l« Open Mon.thru Fri. 8 to 8 - Sat. 8 to 6 lows from ths upperto 60s to mid towns. in our nation.” 60s.

' \ ■»

,o .

BtANCHESTER' EVENING H ^A L D , MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1971 PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1971 Dodgers Win Beanball War, Herald Angle I D Pros Ballo, Parson Open Leaders ■S yt -A. E A A L Y O S T Giants Suffer KO Punch Bporls Bdltor AU'-Time Open Champ Dianppointed Paeing MCC ning before the Bucs pulled NEW YORK (AP)__“ It *"Ki- let’s-get-Uie-scheduleover- Mays and Chris Speler with Perhaps the most disappointed man on the scene yes­ pitches. “I was Just trying to away os Steve Blass recorded wau iiist fJiniitB nnd season Into sheer bedlam, terday at the Manchester Country Club during Part Two Jimmy Grant, former Wetobrs- Leewood, L.I. and Tony Roton- was just m e Uiants anrt ^ «rt.ey've won seven m a row throw strikes. It was obvious I hls 14th victory with a flve-hlt- By EARL YOST er—with 186 professionals and three times In the previous 24 of the 26th Manchester Open Golf Tournament was 61 amateurs. " years. Dodgers, , Charlie Fox and 12 games in 14 while the wasn't trying to hit anyone.” fleld standout, no won toe PGA d®. amateur, of Wampanoag. Nevertheless, Matichal brush­ Mllt May’s single and Jackie who was a member of amateur vvas a husky registered out of At- DeNlcolo, who turned In the shrugged. “It’s always oinnts have loat eight of nine. first foursome to tee off at liquor vice president, Harvey “ ed fllng'T back twice In too Hernandez’ triple netted Pitts­ lowest score of the season at been that wav ’’ »V4-grame San Francisco _ established a score for the AUen of Wayland, Mass., who missed the money gyjj Town course earlier this oeen i n « w a y . NaUcnal League next lijnlng, the fifth, then re­ burgh another run In the sev­ plays out of toe Pinebrook list with a 78, one of 16 with that It was Itiat way 20 years ago ■^egt has.dwindled to two—and peated too act with toe next enth and Bob Robertson’s two- all-time high. the Manchester Country summer, a 68, hod an unusual Country Club in Whelan, Moss, score. when the Giants called the Polo Uie cclllslon at CandlesUck Is batter, Maury Wills, and finally run single capped a I*'” ®'™" "I would havrs played here U Club in the 25th Manches- f ‘: round. He was five over on the ^ , Allen fired a one under par 71 There were four 72 rounds, recovered nicely Grounds In New York their only half over. ' hit Buckner with a fast ball. eighth that finished off the I had known there would be a l>a“ ve of Farmington, matched home, the Dodgers caroused Elsewhere In the NaUonal “ I Just went out to talk- with Cubs. Seniors’ Dlvlalon,” he said as to tie Uttle Ed RubU, a former all by pros, Jim Albus of La- Wrdled five of the last nine Sunday, which forced postpone­ the leader. touring pro, from CWcopee. tourette GoU aub, Staten Is- ^ ^ barely 10 mUes away at Ebbets League, Pittsburgh opened a him,” said Buckner, who had to • * .* he cut up old times with friends ment of comjietltlon for ama­ Two years ago, Parson, who Rubis is also a former winner land; Bob Benson of Aspetuck; Field In Brooklyn and fans e^.gam e lead over St. Louts In be restrained when he rushed CARDS ■ PHIUJE8 - at the club yesterday. It waa four-under par score and a shot teurs with no handicap limit, always plays well here, toured having copped'the 1066 Open. John Sutter of Shaker Forms, called their pennant race one of Uie East, beating the Chicago toe Giants’ ace right-hander. "I ■ ’The Cardinals couldn t stop toe first Urns a Senlora’ Divi­ at the money bracket. Going slowed the course yesterday the layout In 69 to tie for second Defending champion Dick Westfield, MCass.; Ben Jacobellis history's greatest. cubs B-1 while Phlladelplila was don’t need a bat to hiandle him Phillies rookie Willie Montanez, sion was held tor Golfers 60 and out, DeNlcolo bogeyed the third, and a heavy overcast helped place while Ballo was next In Stranohan of Longmeadow, of Ridgewood. And Its’ sUIl that way al- beating the Cardlals 6-B In 10 but I couldn’t lift my arm after who belted two home runs In­ over. fourth, sixth (dotibls> and keep toe scores high. line with a 70. Mass., was on also-ran yester- The 78 group Included ama- though the Giants have moved innings, Houston edged San being hit and I needed the bat cluding the game-winner In toe Bontempo won the Open In Sharing toe lead after yester­ Laat Sunday’s competition has day. Hls 76 was 10 strokes more teur Woody C3ark of the host ^J*****’ to the windswept CandlesUck Diego 3-2, Cincinnati slipped by In case somebody wanted to lOto Inning. Hls two-run shot In 16*7-63-6567. The only other ,A*VUmpire Astres’ game-tying two-run eighth, then lost toe gome In mer touring pros. More than 200 amateurs were back for a shot at the title and after nine holes. He was eight of Pequot, Rick Rarrlck of $1,236 in toe Pro Shop. Few Faithful Fans Watcff, ly the right word. Anyway, the but that’s only technical stuff. Shag Crawford, were out of it. Ex-Winners Fall A field of 186 competed—less registered for last Sunday’s play toe merchandise awards. over par when he walked b^k Falrvlew, L.I., John Galeskl of Only amateurs will be allowed the ninth as Cesar Cedeno Dodgers won B-4. What really happened Is that And except for the fact that It than expected due to the weath- wMch was washed out. At least Amateurs have won toe Open to the clubhouse. Watertown; Maily ^Bohen of to play Sunday. And fans are calling this pen- Bill Singer of Los Angeles and was only toe second time the raced home from second on Former winners of the Man­ HENRY BONmaoro nant race one of the great ones. Juan Marlchal of Son Fran- Dodgers had beaten Marlchal Garry Jestadt’s error at third chester Open didn’t fare too In 1961 It was the Giants who cisco staged a beanball war, in 23 Candlestick decisions, it base. well yesterday. . came on like gangbusters to Billy Buckner tried to talk to was your average baseball * * * ■ Defending champ Dick Btran- Bruins Seek Robinson’s 500th Homer catch toe liodgers, then beat Maiichal on toe mound with a game. REDS - BRAVES — ahan of Longmeadow soared to IT** them In the playoffs on Bobby bat in, his tmnd and toe umpires And they play another one Pete Rose of too Reds, on a 76, 10 strokes more than his ’Ihoinscn’s incredible home decided several players would tonight. second in the bottom of the 13th winnlng-rond record—tally of a .^°*'*** Third Line NEW YORK (AP) — It in the first game as Baltimore morial Stadium had considera­ “ Catfish” Hunter Joined Vida run, the “ shot heard round the be better off outaslght ... of * • • via a walk and sacrifice, stole year ago. Stranahan was frerti PH*e total off a triumph In the Connecticut ♦I*®*, 1^8 to r gross and $680 flew through the air with won 9-1 and moved closer to bly thinned by the Ume Robin­ Blue as the A’s second 20-game world.'” ■ each other. P IR A T E S - C U B S — third and continued home when ForSeason clinching the American son stepped .to the plate in the winner. Now It’s toe Dodgers’ turn— “The wind blew me all over Willie Stargell of toe Pirates Braves catcher Earl Williams’ Section PGA Championship last the greatest of ease and throw to third hit toe bag and week. ^ * *, * League’s Eastern Division pen­ last inning of the second game." “I feel like I’m a pitcher now and they’ve turned what barely the place early In the gam e,” snapped a scoreless tie with his LONDON, Otit. (AP) — rattled in the left field nant. “I didn’t blame them for a week ago seemed like a bor- said Singer, who hit Willie 46th homer In the seventh In­ bounded toward toe mound. No cards were turned In by Bogies and Pars that I’ve won 20,” said Hunter, Gooch Tom Johnson is starting ghostland. ’The Oakland A ’s stopped the Alex Hackney, (1960) home pro, „ leaving," said Robinson, referr­ “ winning 20 is always a pitchy and Red Smith, (1968) a local , Scorors who worked from ear- The ball wasn’t hit as well as Kansas City Royajs 2-1 in 11 in­ out early'to find a regidar third ing to the lopsided score and er’s dream. This game Is worth prothict , who turned pro after morning until well Into toe he would have liked and there nings and neared a clinching in line for toe 1971-73 National the six hours ot baseball. more to me in every way than Oakland’s Magic dumber Now Two winning toe State and New were Barbara Davis and weren’t many to witness its his-, the West. The A ’s, who haven’t Scherman then Jammed the the perfect game I threw In England Amateur. Hackney Barre . . .Keeping Ms Hockey League seoinn. triic flight, but Frank Robinson won a Utle since capturing the brdwny right fielder with a 1968.” plckM up on toe 18th and croesed aU day yester- The Bnilns are set with FtiU will nevertheless take the BOOth American League pennant as pitch, but Robinson managed to * * * i Smith left after nine when he Daley, Open com- EqiKMito at center for Ken home run of his career. the HiUadelphia AthleUcs in pull it into the stands. W I^E SOX - BREWERS — Catfish Goes Dove Hunting, was' eight over per. mlttee chairman, after rain and Hodge and Wayne Cash man on ' “I thought about standing 1931, cut the magic number to “ I didn’t think I had enough kick Monday knocked in the Ed Laplerre (1964) was in heavy toioweni had been fore- one line and Fred Stanfield be­ there and watching it, or doing, two games and can win it on it,” said Robinson, “but it winning run with an llth-inning with a 76 as well as Ed Kuna Rain didn’t start falling tween Johnny Bucyk and John cart wheels or shaking hands,’’ tctiight with a victory over the should have been easy to catch single to break up a duel be­ (1968). Amateur Allen Breed evening and only a McKenzie on the otoer. said the Baltimore Orioles’ star Royals. because if came down like a tween Htmter and Kansas (1966) had a 76. fouroomes got wet . . .MOC Now Johnson is ooDcentxatlng after belting No. BOO Monday Elsewhere in the American parachute.” City’s Al Fitzmorris. Aehieves Piteher’s Dream Two ex-champs who did fare «hampton, Sher Ferguson, on a third line. He started Mon­ night off Detroit’s Fred Scher- League Monday night, the Chi­ By THE ASSOOIATSa) PRESS ’Ihe ball was caught by a Rick Reichardt drove in five KANSAS CITY (AP)— leadoff man. has lost 11. “I feel like I’m a well were Don Parson (1967 as came In iwito a 89-87-76 . . Btan day by putting Derek Sand­ man and Joining an exclusive cago l^ te Sox trimmed the young fan, who returned It to erson at center, Mike Walton runs with a pair of homers and Oakland pitcher Jim “ Cat­ Ihe A’s can win toe division pitcher now. Twenty is always National League an amateur) and Ed RubU HUhwW, a former club champ, club with only 10 other mem­ Milwaukee Brewers «-3; the Robinson to exchange for an­ Rich Morales added a solo (1966) \ Parson scored a two- had a 79 with nary one bird. . . on left wing and Reggie Learii fish" Hunter sought relax­ crown tonight by beating the a pitcher’s dream." East Division bers. New York Yankees topped the other ball and a bat, both auto­ homer t o ' pace the Chicago Royals again. Manager Dick Hunter said he was tiring under par 70 and Rubis was one Ra^Ph DelNloolo, aasUtant home on right wing. ation— and found it— Mon­ W. L. Pct.G.B. Robinson didn’t do any of Boston Red Sox 4-0 and Califor­ graphed. triumph. Williams will call on. Diego when he was relieved by Fin­ Pittsburgh 89 69 .601 — stroke pro, faUed to make the prize The three wwked well as a thorn things, but he did clr^ nia beat hnmiesota 3-2 in the "I’m not very sentimental ■ • • day before he went out and Segui, 9-6, to go against Kansas gers. St. Louis 82 68 .668 6% Of the aforementioned, Stran- hat when he bogled toe 18th. Hls unit during a scrimmage, but hands as he circled the bases first game of a doubleheader about keeping -things,” said ANGELS - TWINS — recorded his 20th victory City’s rookie Paul Splittorlf, 8- “No pitcher wants to come New York 76 69 .624 11^ ahan. Parson and R uWb all had turn-around round, 41-82, left they’ll need plenty m ore woefe. wdth his two-run clout In the before losing a 1-0 decision to Robinson, “ but I do want to Mickey Rivers doubled, sin­ Monday night. 7. out in a situation like that but Chicago 74 72 .607 14 a ta ^ of the rugged PGA tour- acme qrectators talking, not to Walton, 28, ptoyed ceMer for the Toronto Maple Leafs before ninth before a few faithful fans the ’Twins in the nightcap. Rain keep this ball.” gled and scored twice as Cali­ The Catfish went dove hunt­ Hunter, guzzling champagne you don’t want to blow toe Mtontreal 63 81 .488 24 Ing pro life. mention toe young pro . . .Dick being acquired by toe Bnilns who remained to see the Ori­ washed out Wadiington at • • • fornia took Minnesota In the ing. In toe A’s dressing room, said gam e,” said Hunter. “ I told Phila. 60 87 .406 Ropkins, former area pro who late last season. Leaito, a for­ oles drop a 10-6 decision to Det­ Cleveland. A S - R O Y A L S — opener and Steve' Braun “I got up at B a.m.,’’ Hunter hls hunting partners were three Rollle, 'Let’s get ’em, Rollle.” West Division - was 'Crippled after a beating by (Herald photo b y Pinto) Grant Popular mer top draft choice, Is iKart- roit in the second game of a • • • Oakland Just about cinched slugged a home run and Jim said, “ and went out to hunt teammates. Bob Locker, Dick Aollie got ’em, retiring toe S. Fran. ‘ 83 «S .666 — V tougH on Cape Ood, was an In- Spectators Watch Don Ho«»y WaUy Cichon, Alex Hackney and Jimmy Grant After Latter Drives on 144h Ing hls Moond season in toe twrl-night d ou b l^ a d er. ORIOLES - ’nOERS— the West with its victory over Kaat scattered nine hits as toe doves down around Garden Green and Darold Knowles, and next three batters in order. Los Angeles 81 66 .661 2 Ourrent touring pro Jimmy tereated spectator. He needs ■NHL. . Robinson had belted No. 490 The crowd of 13,000 at Me­ the runnerup Royals as Jim City, Mo. a close friend, Earl Yoder of 'While Hunter soaked hls arm AUanta 74 74 .600 9^ Grant of .Wetoerafleld, now two canes to get around these Twins took the second game. With toe first exhibition game “ It relaxed me. I was relaxed Garden City. in ice, toe A’s dressing room Houston 73 73 .497 10 playing out o f Atlanta, drew too -days . .Oo-sponsor of toe Open Tennis Tourney Begins Saturday against toe New York Rangers when I went out there to “ We got back to toe hotel at was a wild scene with players anclnnaU 72 77 .483 12 largest gallery, as expected. A af® WlHle Oleksinkl, Neal TV- pitch.’ ’ 1 p.m.,’’ Hunter said, “and I running everywhere screaming, San Diego 64 93 .367 29 last mlruite entry, the tall, hand- Ur, MerrlU Whlaton and an un- Gornhuskers No. 1 The Manchester Recreation of new heavy duty baUs for ■cheduled for FWday Mght, Wnni. Johnson is trying to get in as Yaz Resting Hunter and toe A’s nipped slept until 4.” "The magic number is two!’’ Monday’s Results some Nutmegger W5as In a four- Identified friend . . .A big tie- UP to the Sports Slate Bahnsen ‘Fogs’ RSox, W Deportment will run a tennis match . ' mwdi practice as possHde. | toe Kansas City Royals 2-1 , In He took a healthy swig of toe One of them paused by Hunt­ New York 4, Montreal 2, 1st some toat Included hoot pro, up oil toe sixth hole slowed up ■ tournament with five divisions: Winners to get new "****• However, he rdaxed toe, rou­ BOSTON (AP) — Veteran 11 innings. The victory reduced champagne. er. “You going dove hunting in game, 6 innings, 2nd game, Alex Hackney, Wally acbon of play considerably. . .Due to toe FRIDAY, SEPT. 17 In Early Grid Poll RESTAURANT — Dick Kiln- Men’s singles; men’s doubles; (ULTA approved). tine today, planning only a ■lugger Carl Yastrxemskl, toe magic number to two for “This 20th game is worth toe morning. Catfish?" he rain EUington Ridge and Don Ross weather the greens were not cut Soccer matches morning workout. The players winding up one of the most toe A’s to clinch toe American more to me In evfery way than asked.' Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 6, 10 of Glastonbury HUls. for three days. .Art Wilkie Jr., 4. Results of all Manchester at Bristol Central Tosses Three - Hitter NEW YORK (AP) Nebraska’s back on top and " must be turned into Mel Ke- were given the afternooti' oft to disappointing seasons of his League’s West Division title. that perfect game I xiltched In “Nope,” Hunter replied. "I innings Grant’s one-over par 78 Just now living to IFUwlda was „ , „ . riwnnpv aavs it’s a nir« 'fpelino Coventry at E.O. Smith ...... 408, Dom MarcM 148-167-404, women’s singles; mixed dou- bold at toe West Side Rec., 110 participate in a charity golf career. Is expected to be lost Hunter needed llto-ininnlng 1968," said Hunter, who never went this morning.’’ He 'Pittsburgh 6, Chicago 1' the winner’s bracket among toe InUrested onlookers CQach Bob Devaney says it. 8 a nice teeiing. Rocky m u at South 'Windsor BOSTON (AP)—New York right-hander Stan Blahn- But he’s stlU more concerned Jim Bell 188, Dcm Logan bles. Bach division must have Cedar St. by 12 noon the fed- tournament. ■j-: to the Boston Red Sox for help from Rollle Fingers after pitched in toe minors and never laughed out loud. “ And I got and all it ■was waa a visit to . . Back cm Ms feet after suffer- At Minneapolis, Coach Mur­ toiffield at EUingtem sen is a throwback to the old Yankees, seemingly ,saving Cincinnati 2,- Atlanta 1, 13 In­ about toe end of the coUege two or three days because of he walked Ed Kirkpatrick, toe won 20 games previously. Ho my limit.” Manchester and a day of prac- ing a brokiwi ankle la Ricky An- ray Warmato of Minnesota said 186, Dave Krinjak 143-850, Tni- eig^t contestants or it will be lowing day. (winner’s respon- -tt- Cross Country his best efforts for the Boston Red Sox. nings football season .k not the begin­ man ScMehofer 861, Carl Bo- ' slblllty). an intestinal virus. deroon, one-time •^golf piro here Ms scouts concur with the con- Windham, Coventry at E.O. The 26-year-old Bahnsen ------»------. Los Angeles 6, San FYanclsco ning. Un 141-886, Marti Jakuseulch Yaz, aho played in all but awards go to toe top . . .First group teed off at 7:28 iBun. M . XI XI. b I » uooAA “Play “ J wUl be on both --Memorial------6 AppUcatlon must be made at M l l l C F J l l l l i p S U d Smith came threug’h with another daz- “ That’s just about the w orst/ 4 The Cornhuskers, following four of Boston’s first 142 seven mos. plus the top three and the laat foursome checked ‘They deserve to be rated Courts and Charter Oak. Times too Recreation Department of- I < A Avon at South Windsor zling performance a^^alnst Bos- ^ remember playing Houston 3, . San Diego 2 their 84-7 conquest of Oregon games, became ill in Detroit senior hi at 7:10, Just befbre darlto^. . 1,” said the coach uliose will be reserved for tourna-^flce, 110 Cedar Street 64S-67B6 I n P r o G o l l ton, firing a three-hitter Mon- ^cuk said. “ But, even Tuesday’s Games v r o s . last Saturday, vaulted past l«-388, F ^ McNamara 140- ment play. between 8:80 A.M. and 4;30 SATURDAY, SEPT. 18 day night as the Yankees regls- though I couldn’t see all the Sunday and complained of Battened Buchanan Montreal (Stonemah 14-44 The proa split a $2,899 purse . . .It coat toa pros $20 to enter Notre Dame Monday In the 144-867, Larry 'PreUmlnary matches. If P.M. before noon Monday, Sept. NEW YORK (AP) — John FootbaU tered a 4-0 decision in dense fo g halls, the fielders didn't have pain in )ils right side. and Strohrmayer 7-6) at New with the amaterua getting 80 and $8 for each amateur. first weekly Associated Press Bates 378, Chester Russo 869, ^ ed wlU start Sept. 22 at i 20. Telephone entries wiU be Miller, winner of toe $100,000 ROckviUe vs. Blast Catholic, and then heavy rain before 12,- much trouble. No one ap- He was admitted to Hahne­ York (McAndrew 1-6 and Ryan poll. It was the same posltlan ^ “ ot the flel^ Oak at 7 p.m. 'Regular play accepted, Southern Open at Cotumhus, Mt. Nebo 2 p.m. 272 hardy fans at Fenway in danger of getting mann Hospital, but was re­ 9-12), 2 that Nebraska held at the end ------starts Sept 26 at 6/a.m. Oa., over the weekm d Jumped Chargers vs. Eagles, .6:30; Park. hurt, and that’s the main leased Monday - after tests Pittsburgh (Johnson. 9-9 or Colts’ No. 19 Expected Back o t toe 1970 campaign, following HAPPY HOLIDAYS — Janet Indicated only the virus in­ Rules: _ from SOto to 16tfa place on toe Giants vs. Jets, Mt. Nebo. “ I didn’t think I had a chance Moose 9-7) at Chicago (Jenkins their Orange Bowl triumph. Arkansas,,___ Auburn, Ten- Acelin 138, "Frelda Madden Siebert, seeking to become a fection. He went to hls home Retains World Title - ) r. All porUcMiants must be golf money list toe PGA Tour- for a shutout,” Bahnsen said 21 12 "It’s Mce to be No. 1 but it no high mkrk. 17-game winner for toe first nearby and will be sidelined homa. The second ten is com- residents of j£uichester. Sports Dial nament Playera DtalsiOT re­ after hiking hls record to 13-10. NEW YORK (AP) — “I feel,” said Buchanan after eyes, he Insisted. Not even the Atlanta (Reed 12-12) at Cin­ doesn’t mean m uch' at tola rv,i h ------time In his career, took his 10th “two or three days,” trainer 2. Playerw must be available ported Monday. “ I kept waiting for them to tie Ken Buchanan was seeing the fight, “ like my mother has blackened left eye that began cinnati (GuUett IB-B), N NFL Oubs Continue loss. He was tagged for 12 hits, Buddy LeRonx said. TONIGHT The $20,000 first-prize check Mets B eat it up. I didn't feel good for five the world today from be­ to close In the third round and Los Angeles (Downing 18-8) - all but one a single, and four given me a beating. I have a at San Francisco (Perry 14-11), T v * ffv Bchedqiad. 7:26 Red SoK vs. Yankees boosted MUler’s earnings to innings, but then I got my hind closed doors, but Is­ required 12 stitches to close. Chartle DeUsle g. Fleers must supply a can runs, three earned, before he terrible sore back.” N ^ WTTC, WIMP $77,446. Rain, Expos rhythm and didn’t have mael Laguna wasn’t seeing “ I didn’t think my eye was more trouble.” needed help from toe bullpen 'T’.nrt And then he added some\riiat Philadelphia (Wise 14-18) at Trading of Play ers , with two out In toe seventh. 1 OWH JtUIie 1 ea m it at all. too bad,” said Bucheinan. “ I Bahnsen struck out eight and facetiously: ’ ’But I do want .to was never in trouble at any St. Louis (Zachary 4-7), N The veteran right-hander, More than anything else that San Diego (Norman 2-12) at Fall Victim retired toe last IB batters in or­ Topped in Match say this—apart from hls punch­ Ume. I didn’t feel hurt on any NSW YORK ( ^ ) - O l d N», to 1 der as he fashioned his third bothered by a pulled groin told toe story of Monday night’s ing me around toe back he occasion. I didn't get too badly Hoi|fiton (iBlasingame 9-10), N muscle most of the year, hurt world lightweight championship fought a fair fight.” Wednesday’s Games to action sooner than expected m the N atio^ NEW YORK (AP) — 'Hie shutout of the season—all In the first rifle match of the worried.” hoot about polls until t h e' abd______o f ______Spears 181. MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. New York Meta beat toe rain against Boston. The Red Sox himself with lazy base-running fight—a blood-stained Buchan­ Hie accusation that Laguna Chicago at New York, 2 twl- Leaffie in an effort to perk up the Super Bowl cham- the season. He wasn’t available 12-10-9-8-7-8-6-4-y2-l: 1971-72 season, Manchester met Nevertheless, as soon as toe 1-0 931 aa well ^ toe Montreal Expos have won only six of 18 lifetime while trailing 1-0 In toe third, an smilingly facing a post-bout had tried a little too hard to re­ left eye was closed, Buchanan nlght pk>n Baltimore Colts. for comment Monday. Notre Nebraska (81) OOMMEROIAL-<34iorge Bar­ 2. Notro Dame ( 10) 0-0 829 for tljeir fourth victory In a row decisions with their Ney York He came down toe third base with one of toe top teams In toe press conference while an ob­ gain hls title was not without responded ,by opening up, win­ Montreal at Philadelphia, N OW No. 19 is veteran quarter- tight end **®^® ' Danie was idle last Saturday, ber 164-887, Tony Y ocoto 188- 8. Texas (6) 0- 0 672 Mbnday night. nemesis. line as BUly Conlgllaro filed out charter Oak League. Bell aty, viously unhappy Laguna re­ substance,. flleferee jimmy ning toe next seven rounds on . St. Louis at Pittsburgh, N back Johnny Unltaa itoo Coach slve back Nate Wright. opening tills weekend at South 860, Walt 'La.vrtoi^ce J86-878, 4. MlcMgan (2) 1- 0 630 ’Ilie Mets and toe Expos were “He’s a heck of a pitcher,” and then was tagged as he j I fused to aj^ar. Devlin having warned the Pan­ The Associated Press scorecard Atlanta at Houston, N Don MoGafferty said "probably The Bears traded center Bob Bend, Ind., against North­ i n Andy Lomoufeoux 141-369, Jim loafed back toward third, i 5. (toio State scheduled for jb. twi-nlght doub- New York Manager Ralph Buchanan, who successfully amanian several times for hit­ and all but locking up the fight. San Diego at Los Angeles, N wlU be activated” for toe Colts’ Hyland and defensive l^ k western. Woodcock 136, Dave PattishaU FREE 6. Arkarisas 1-0 541 lehieader at Shea Stadium. 'They Houk said. “ He pitches well Ah infield single by Cecil Although Manchester h^d a defended for the second Ume ting Buchanan on toe back— In that one, Buchanan gained CincliinaU at San Francisco, NFL opener against toe New Bennie McRae to th» Giants for I Nebraska garnered 81 first- 138-370, Art Ruff 185, Fred 0-0 437 got In five innings with toe against every club except Balti­ Cooper and a line single by great turnout of competitors toe the title he won from. Laguna In and holding him by the neck a split decision by one-point un-' N __ 1972 No. 1 draft place votes from toe nationwide 7. Auburn (2) Oakes 381, Fred Rlccio 866. Yortt Jets Sunday. -the latter’s 0- 0 364 Mets ahead 4-2 before' a down­ more. For some reason the Ori­ Reggie Smith were the only ^i^ays strong Bell CJIty team a disputed fight almost a year ^ d hitting on toe break and der toe 10-pplnt must system. panel, o t sports 'writers and 8. Tennessee / ■ T------Unitoa ruptured Ms right oholro. The Beara a ^ acqulr^ 1- 0 SM pour halted play. ^' oles arc the only team which other Boston hits of Bahnsen as the late summer heat at ago, could even Joke about the shoving him into the''ropes and This time hei was a unanimous American League irtacasters. Notre Dame got <9. Alabama 0- 0 265 gives him trouble consistently.” the Red Sex’ third place lead waddell Range took a large toll punches legally thrown' (hat winner, Referee Devlin scoring S ir ^ I ^ f w ^ unditol^ lb votes for. No. 1 with five go- 10. Oklahoma W E T Y C H E C K After a wait of one hour, 22 had brought blood from both East IMvialon Georgia 1- 0 226 minutes ithe game w u called Bahnsen had seme early cem- over the Yankees was trimmed of scores. Also, a great help to But that didn't bother the it 9-6, and Judges Harold Le- Pats Look eyes and the punches illegally proud Scotsman, who left cabi­ W. L . Pet. G.B, pair each to No. 4 MlcMgan 13. Colorado 1-0 194 'With toe Mets winning. ’The sec­ trol trouble, walking four, all to two games. Bell caty was Ron Moley’s derman and Tony Costellano on 3-2 counts, in the first four The Red Sox named rookie thrown that had battered his net-making to endure toe rigors Baltimore 89 62 .681 — and It was toought lie would not draft chMce ™ ,i^ckOT and No. 7 Aubiim. The Corn- 18. Stanford 1-0 167 ond game was postponed and blistering 197 outla possible 200 going for Buchanan 10-6 and 8- be ahie to play until the middle running back BIU Tucker, innings. Then he took charge southpaw Rogello Moret (2-2) kidneys. of the ring. And neither did hls Detroit 82 66 .668 Id huskers got 981 points to 829 for 14. Penn State 0-0 128 C lo sely At W e Check wlU be played as part of a twi- score. ■ 6-1, respectively. / after Sonny Siebert led tlje to oppose New York right-hand- Boston 76 '72 .614 leVii of the NFL season. Oakland traded running back Notre Dame. 16. Syracuse 0-0 99 night dpubleheader tonight. afp. The top Manchester shooter fifth with a double which ap- er Mel Stottlemyre (13-11) In New York 78 78 .600 ISVi HowevMT the sagging fortunes Ted Koy to Ihe ^ s for an un- Devaney called Ms team’s 16. Artsona State • BALL JOINTS ’Hiat will make four games In was Al Archibald with a sizzling • BRAKE SYSTEMS peared to get lest In the. fog In the windup of toe. two-game Wash. 68 86 .406 88 of the CMts d u ^ t o e exMM- (Msclosed future draft choice, showing against Oregon “as 17. Southern California Waiver List two days for toe Mets. They 1^ put of a possible 200. left center. series tonight. Cleveland 66 88 .889 84H tlon schedule brought a change • ~ fine an opening game os wit 18. MlcMgan State have a douUehesder sq^eduled • SHOCK ABSORBERS • WHEEL BEARINGS The course of ' fire for toe West Division have ever had since I’ve been 19. South Carolina FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) — against toe Chicago Cubs In plans. league matches is 60 points each Oakland 93 68 .687 — at Nebraska.” M. Houston The New England Patriots, ad­ Wednesday. "John has been going along • COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS for four positions, prone, slitting, Kansas City .78 68 .684 16 mittedly looking for help In 'The Expos took the lead in fine in practice, taking Ms Chicago 69 77 .473 24 AND OF COURSE the first on Bob Bailey’s RBI rambling-Morgati Clash ^ ‘“S."*“ S regular tUfn for toe post couple many spots, scanned the Na­ Callforhia 69 79 .466 26 of weeks,” McCaffery said. VILLAGE MIXERS —DebWe Half -Wish TCV Offense tional Football League waiver single off southpaw Ray Sa- team make up the deciding / YOUR TIRES Minnesota 67 76 .462 26H “Ho probably wUl be activated. Miller 281-471, Ginger Yourkas decki, but toe Mets came back scores. lists 'With special care today 'Drew Laree TV Audience Milwaukee 68 88 .482 80 but Earl Morrall will start Marie Sillier 464. with three in their half off Carl The Manchester Rifle Club Idea\of New Head Coach wMle preparing for the 1971 — Fast. Couiteous Service — Morton. Monday’s Results against the Jets.” ------meets with the Lymanettes next opener against Oakland Sunday NEJW YORK (AP) — Hanging This y e a r 's trip Is a little less BaUlmore 6-6, Detroit 1-10 The disclosura that Unltas OHURCB—Bob______McBride 208, FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) — wide. out the college football wash; glamorous. at the Middlefield Range on New York 4, 'Boston 0 ActiOT In Uie Cv Perkins 217, Art Johnson 204. Knute Rockne had the Notre "My idea was tb get our re- at Schaefer Stadium. ^ SPEOMi Cy THE WBEK it Thursday. Hkaly wlU acuOT in Kjy r e ^ celvers out wide yet still retain The local Nellsen ratings are In The Indians flew Into New Wariiingtan at Cleveland, CoMs’ opener highlighted the ------The Patriots got down to 89 larlted the spread formation at a big percentage of our running BeU City rain NFL aotivities Monday, the ZODIAC—Pat Thbola 196-624, players, one under the NFL for Saturday night’s Gram- York Sunday morning and were Texas Christian and Darrell game without teaching another limit, by cutting four veterans GOODYEAR P 8 K OH TOT CMcago 6, Milwaukee 8 deoiUine ftw toe 36 olube to get Carol Hllle 462. bling-Morgan State game, the greeted by a day of rain. They Oakland 3, Kansas City 1, ii Royal made the wishbone a set and without giving our pas- Monday after CoaMsh John Ma- Moley 60 1 49 49 49 197 down to the 40-player limit tor ------CUSTOM POWER CUSHION POLYGLAS first igame between pre- Monday for Bear Mountain, Innings household word at Texas. sing game away,” Pittman sur studied films of a clobber­ Scheyd 60 49 47 48 194 the regular season F 78x14 2 RING WHITE . 1 1 1 .! ..,,.. ■ la few miles from West Point, to California 8-0, Minnesota Now comes Jim Pittman and said, ing by the New York Jets In an domlnaiWly black teams ever ' Martin 60 49 47 46 192 8-1 'SEPTEMBER ~ prepare for Saturday s game Tuesday’s Resolta Senrerol teams. Including toe the “ half-wish.” The Flogs had installed the exMblUon season finale. carried on national network with Army and ran Into another Maloney 60 60 48 44 192 Soccer Exams WAS 150.00 NOW $ PLUS TxzX Oakland (Segui 9-6) at Kan­ CMts, the aeveland Browns, The new TCU football coach regular wishbone during spring Falling to survive as the Pa- 37.57 television. wet day. McQuiggan 60 60 60 38 188 sas City (Spllttorff 8-7), N the Now YtHrk OianU and toe An exiunlnation will be ad­ has taken what he feels are the drills so It was only natural to triots finished with a 1-6 pre- 13-18 According to an ABC-TV ------O’Brian 60 49 48 46 187 Chicago (Bradley 18-18) at Jeta sold toey would-ill not on- iiiuu»i».—ministered to— prospaotiver__ ••...... mem- '**■* pohits of a tight formation, Innovate It some to Pittman’s season record were fullback CLOKB spokesman, toe game attracted Doug Adams, a Stanford MUwfuikee (Lockwood 6-18), N nounoe all their cutsouts untilun t ^ y ^ Central Oonneotiout the wishbone, and a loots one, hklng. Wlllts Crenshaw, wide receiver Mot. - T im s. • Wed. 8 • 8:80 w Thun. • Frt. 8 - 8 fla t. 8 - 1 ... U-... notified * Interwoven 660,000 viewers a minute and a Suord, recoviered from serious 1160 Detroit (LoUoh 28-11) at Bal­ ■hhough 11 they have Soccer Oftloials Assn., at Weth' "Wo first went to the wish- Gayle Knlef, linebacker Flad entoir NFL headquarters. bone because It’s a tight forma- WMttingham and defensive Lcoun-TV rating of 9.0 in New York. By •“'«e surgery and enjoyed a Manchester timore (Palm er 18-7;, N ersfleld High School, on them. j T1»o ]£nnesDta Vikings, Chi- The. result,' he says, the tlon. When a new coach comes back Goldie Sellers. WE HONOR comparison, last year’s opening fine season in 1970. Adams was F 8 K OH TOT New York (Stottlemyre 18-H) Wednesday, at 7:80 p.m, In the telecast between Stanford and looking forward to the'’ Army in he wants to see who will hit . By trimming Crenshaw, New mTJWT Archibald 60 49 60 47 196 at Boston (Moret 3-3), N oogD B ean, St. Louis Cardin school cafeteria. A brief oUnio half-wish. Arkansas averaged 620,000 a game since hls father, a retired PMIodelphU Bsgles, San ^or to toe exam TCU fans will get their first and who won’t. The best way to England regained Its sixth i«rg«\ Hahn 60 60 49 44 193 Weahlngton (Oogolewski i4-4 i.ooty/^ i M t (mast M9UY minute and 8.7 and toe Mis- officer, helped schedule the FYonolsoo 49era, Oakland Rol- i„-inning at 7 b y membera of glimpse of the formation here find out Is to get them In tight it>und draft choice from the ARCO <> Symonds 60 60 46 44 190 and Brobsrg 0-7) at O leveld^ Aw ' ^ THCI ICiWO sIsslppl-Alabama night game contest some years l»ck when draw, Buffalo Bills fuul the G1 the exam and membership oom- Saturday Saturday night nisfht when when the the Hor- Hor- Then toeythey won’t have to g(go 'Denver Broncoe. The selection Haas 60 48 47 43 188 (Dunning 8-18 and Colbert IH), rated out at 340,000 and 6.7. was athletic director at toe 3, twi-nlght onta figured to oeverol trades. to answer any questions ned FYogs open the season very far to strike a lick M had been traded to Denver con­ 'I MM» 1 ;n Gallagher 60 48 48 42 188 National ratings won’t be In Military Academy. Adams’ par- Only games scheduled against too • University of they’ve a mind to,” ho said. ditional on Crenshaw sticking UP TO S MONTH! TO PAT Roden 60 47 44 46 186 Ths Vikings were the most poaed by prospective mem- MIMUTViUL MCES for a few weeli;s. ' ents drove across the United Wednesdsy’s Games axitive. They traded quarter- t>era. Texas-ArUngtoh. "But In the regular wish, you with the Patriots. -_____ instates from Carmel, Calif., t California at Kansas dty In the half-wish, the tullbaok give up much of lyour' passing New England also cut four MILY MOIMRT. mCL 1141 book BlU Capplemon to Philo- ■ ------MANCHESTER TIRE. INC. On toe way home from Uie'^oe their son play. Mlnnssota at MUwaukes, N dslphla for a futura draft and one halfback are aligned as game. And when I you have a mepibers of toe taxi squad. Re­ MM Birth filHn HU leased were defensive tackle 295 BROAD ST. (OPPOSITE SEARS AUTOMOTIVE) TEL. M S-llU 1970 opeper with Arkansas, toe I But the 280-pounder suffered OTHER MKXmjM: Mon- Oakland at Chloago, 3, twt- oholon and dealt Unebaoker hew York' Jet rookie Chris in toe regular w)shbone. The quarterback like Steve • Judy, Jorry Elliot, detenalye back TX AMPLE FREE PARKING I ? ' RNTI7 Stanford, team stopped o ft In knee Injury against Missouri chester: Glass, 186; Rzewuskl, night book Farosopoulos is 4 native of Ath- other holfbaok is flanked out- you are not using him to Ms top (AP photo) and llnobaokera Mike Los Vegas and took in a dinner last Saturday and Is through 184, Stolenberg, 188; Baines, Washington at Dstrolt, N , M ck b srt **«Id**a* future ens. G m o s . A defensive book side the tight end, On the other jiotentia* If you don’t throw at Hudson ■SS^MSSSBUKSb^ SCOT LANDS LEFT—Challenffer Ismael I,

1\ X PAGB IDURTBBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TtTESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. 1971 PAGE FIFTEEN

BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MA,IOR ROOPLB S o r v ic M 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Help Wontod-.FmMl« 35 Help Wem f d Mole U

PROFESSOR SHARPSNFLAT TIMBERLAND Tree Service- Hi-CALiBIER Clerk, Typing MAIMTENANCE man wanted, THRBW M f VIOLIN ON ,THC Amwtr N Pniil* CLASSIFIED Tree rem oval, pruning', lota and bookkeeping ablUUee flexible hours. Reply Bo* M i s s e u a m a s s t o p p e d cleared. No Job too big or desirable, needed to perform "AA” , Manchester Herald, small. Fifteen yeara experi­ TEACMIMO ARlTMMEnC TMUSC/ variety of bookkeeping . and ence. Bonded, insured. 742- Clerical duUee. Excellent poet- u c e n SBD plumber wanted, ACBOU aihay ADVERTISING 9808. tlon for c o s t i v e ^ beneflU. 644-1*17. S7 Conciualon eager to work. Call 878-8241 for 1 EnploAW* - CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS •ound OOWN FOR RENT — Chipmore brush «y>ee rem fvyrpu CORT appointment. Robert J. Pue A JANITOR — Part-Ume, avb- 4Chlbohan 8 A.M. to 4:80 PJM. chipper with man, hour day or Co., 9 Elm St., Rockville. ninga, Manchester arsa. Call Indian 1 Cantury plant week. 742-9808; . aKHIlMCLLWT 648-8691 3 to 6 p.m. onlyr fibar APPLY NOW 2Europaan COPY CLOSING TIBffl FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. TREE SERVICE (Boucier) — rlvar Evenings free? Sell Toys and PAAT-UME doorman, must be 4ise P.M. DAT BBFOBB PUBUOAVION Treea cut, building iota clear­ 18 years old. Apply In peiaon, Gifts Party Plan. No Invest­ 4Kn|Uah Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 4:80 p.m. Friday ed, trees topped. Oot a tree If -State Tlieatre. novaliat action 83 Lauga couch problem! Well worth phone I ment — No coUpeting — No 5 Oparatic ablo 23 Organa of 38 Fancy call, 742-8282. MAN over 21, to deliver fttnd- 6 Fra»d" Inaertlon. Errora which pollution, chip brush and tre'es, SCHOOL has started, earn 18 Sphara of 31 Idaalatate 50Qroova "®! !®?—”■ *•>* ®* **»• advertlaement will'wnt pe working ccndlttons. Apply in eorraotoa by ••niske tood'* inaertton. use chips for mulch. Special tra money while your children Vemon“cirele"»tortet, r " r r r 1 r T" 1 r to It prices for contractors. 742-8282. are In scjtooi. Pull or part- time, fle:db)e hours, average . ______It 11 14 POWER mowers, hand mow­ 643-2711 ers, reiMdred and sharpened. earnings |3. per hour. No ex- SHORT Order cook — steady i'i'' 11 13 If Electric hedge cUppera, hand perience necessary. We will work, spply In person only, I t clippers, circular and hand train. For appointment, call Howard Johnson Restaurant, II li 878-7387 or 878-5484. 304 ToUand Tpke., Manchsa- AutomahllM Fa v Csikt A sharpened. Pick up and 81 MUromOPliet rO f sole 4 deUvered. Sharpoll. 648-S«». ter. HOUSECLEANING, two morn 14 a 21 V a a HERALD ^ ,,^ ® ^ -lce -prun- Inga, preferably Monday and HELP wanted, m ale. Bbeperi- M lii FWdAy. Own transportation. «nced carpenter, BVank Rich 843-6342. Builder, 228-9030 after 6 p.m . w H i t BOX LETTERS 16 le n d s - Help Wanted FemeJe 35 T o f humred, 833.»»4» or M8-47I8. « O e f t i g - S ld lB g ------— ------TRUCK driver, helper, for de- n ■ l i r For Your AL LAPLANT — Siding, rngflng. Stocks - Mortgages 27 U . I . __ UA livery of new furniture, fuU- ^mp^y plan. Douglas Motor. U t^ tru c^ odd Joto, atao awnings. QuSJ- f t r o t end secciaT CLERK Part-time, tie ip YVOntecS-WlQie j o Hcenee requlmd. 40 41 Informatioii moving lar^ ^pUances. workmanihin and second mortgage hour, m n m Call Mr. R oy, 648-2834. Burning barreU deUvered, M- i;ite."°^"r'l^^r'ed'i:9-Mn !)^e? H jTy’ Z 43 41 H 46 44 47 48 'niE HERAUT will not 644-1778. ^ to s ^ F u U y insured. 849-3417, ^ ^ e r c l a l ^ - W. r dlsclooe the identity qf RICHARD P. RITA PROCXJCrnON Sriieduler, 5T M II any advertiser using box 1967 MO MIDGET, good condi- Uon. Call 647-1006. TREE SERVICE — removals ------^ 3100,^. Manchester Parkade. Three-Five years experience ST U M letters. Readers answer­ ______• aiirt tm iniw fT/w frvw oLLtWraUL*BIDWELL xiOineHome improvciuentImprovement *Prompt, *wnpi., cwiuuenuiuconfidential Bvrvice.service. ______^■ 7 t PERSONNEL SERVICES in high volume manufacturing ing blind box ads who 1966 MOB, green, convertible, mates caJUanvtlmfi im -xteii InstallaUon of alu- Carriage Realty, 646-1110. DENTAL asslatant, career ori- scheduling. Excellent growth . . . . INSURANCE — Management B" 87 desire to protect their ot^rtunlty. Good salary and 14 Identity can follow this tope deck. $800. Call 649-8811,------.__ !______1 mlnum riding, gutters and vrnR-mAnira ented, no ^heavy------^ home------respon- j ...... between 8-8 p.m . STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, trim s. Roofing InatollaUOn emd “ .iiKiiix.. tmd Sales — We have top opgn- procedure: mortgages — interim financing slblUtlea, will train If neces- , ... . . __~...... benefits. Call Robert Alexan­ 'fireplaces, flagstone terraces: repairs.' 649^1496, 875-9109 mortgages - Interim financing der, Iona Mfg. Co., 648-aill, — expedient and confidential «nr. « .« Bo« "NN- Itt.. potential. Poritlans open to both Enclose your reply to Chester Herald. Regoit St., Manchester, Conn. the box In an envelope — experienced and trainees. address to the Classified ftAtf FOR local dairy store, t $5 MANAGEMEafT Trainee Re­ evenings phis Sundays. OsU Manager, Manchester cent crilege grad, top grades. Evening Herald, together 1967 RED Toyota, 26,000 m iles, 6434)861. ^nates, 648-1390. PER HOUR 6494017 after 6 p.m ., 64$-97<0T. Mdth a memo Uatlng the Btninett OpportHBity 28 Outstanding growth potential. TWO YOUNG married men will ..... - MINIMUM Starting $9,000. SCHOOL bus driven —^ Bolton. com panies you do NOT condition. Call 647-9368. sm all repair Jobe and paint- R oofilM OBd PIZZA and grinder stu^. Eat- Hours 7:20—9 a.m. and 2-8:48 want to see your letter. GUARANTEED BOOKKEEPER — Full charge. Your letter will' be de­ PONTIAC— 1968 custom Tern- cleaning and in, take out. Excellent loca­ p.m . Call 649-8400. stroyed if the advertiser pest, V-8, 2-door, pow er steer- trucking. Call 646-2692, W B im iie y S 16-A tion. High, high profits. |8.- Must be able to handle G-L, Is one you’ve mentioned. ing, low m ileage, excellent, ***-2047. 800. Frank Mott, 643-6668. Only Edle Adams’ /oosmettes trtaj balance, payroll, etc. Starts ROOFING — Specializing re­ dares to offer a gus^:anteed in- to $10,000. PRINTING PLANT If not it will be handled new tires plus snow tires, 649- ______pairing roofs of all kinds, new In the usual manner. 2696. come to its Beauty Advisors. CUTTER Hrntrahnlfl * ___ ■___ A *utt6r Work, chimneys, ^ Why? Because our exciting new FOREMAN — Machine ahe^ V 1966 DODGE, new tires, auto npumnowi aorvicai cleaned and repaired. 30 MUIICOI DFOIINItlC JQ in-home cosmetics sales prop r o supervisory experience re- Experimiced in cutting stock matte, power steering. Excel- TREES removed, lots dearri]. years experience. Free esU- p r i v a t e instruptions— 8^^ >^rtually Insures that qulred. Starts to 811,800. for presses, aa weU as fin­ Lost and Found 1 lent condition. Call before attics and cellars cleaned. »».«. C-. H e,,,. ^«OCEBSU,G-W. ished work, 42" Polar Kltro- p.m ., 649-6661. Light trucking, also painting. mat cutter. My t o m ., M S-m o. S J u S S . ' t o UUuS ^ m u J.M. t o m q p l- FOUND — Hie beet place to FTee estimates. 646-6486 after H ooting OBI biM 17 eneved programmers and ana- choose home decorations and TTOUIBWAQBIN, BUG, 1969, ex- 4 :30 p.m . ------LZ____ * ------o* trained sales per- 7 ^ ^ TRAINEE gifts Is Your Gift Gallery at cellent condition, Wue, 16,000 M A M Plumbi A Heating Private inslrueriaiis 32 sonnel are now making In ex- Starring to $16,000. To learn padding, cutting Watidris, 986 Main St. Your m iles, AM radio. 633-6129. ODD JOBS wanted, general no Job too Free estl- cess of $100 per week PART- COMPUTOR OPERATOR — and various other bindery home town friendly world of Tmo xnrpr-rTPir ^ — Z— Z — ^eanlng, mowing lawns, ppo- mates gladly given. Bathroom prA ttn “nME. Thl^ la a guaranteed Third shift, 2 yearn of 3rd gen- duties. glfts. Telephone, 6484171. -y-^ms commissions.------"To erarion experience on Honeywell Apply in person or caU. darf, _ good transportation, dow washing and rug sham-, worked on. water pumo work. McKee St., 649-9679. schedule a personal Interview, 1280 or IBM 360. Starring to $130 LOST — vicinity HoU St., Man $100. Call 643-6906. pooing. Oall 649-8894. faucet packings, 649-2871. caU M rs. Queenan at: 347-6281. week plus, D.O.E. ALLIED PRINTING W ^^’cM dTp^ COUNTRY Squire, 10-pas- WASHING machine repairs, 679 Middle Tpke., West enuos pet. 646-2186 ai senger, standard transmission, RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmora Plumbing Service - H dp W cmled-Femole 35 THINK CHRISTMAS - Can’t FEES PAID. , Manchester, Conn. Kenmore, Free estimates, ]dus quaUty ------o t, 362, 4-barrel, good condition 643U01 Maytag. Reasonable rates, work. 643-6341. WOMEN needed for marking Jt ° 63 E. Center St., Manchester REWARD information register $660. Can 649-8386. Owner of Pike Coin Wash and ______and measuring, fkiii MilUex, P*mlent. Be am Aven Rep- **' ' **kW*A*«4nresentatlve A4«>W and asm ___ money__ ^ orange single speed Raleigh 1989 DODGE Dart, four-door 6, Dry Cleaning, 276 West Middle SAM WATSON Plumbing and 646-4199. 646-4040 SET-UP MAN — solid machine­ Chopper bike taken August „utoma^ ^ Turnpike, next to Stop and Hearing,^ Bathroom______remodel-______during the hours that suit you. ry background. FV>r set-up in AS_A ____ *W1___ A..AA auwm auc. snow urea &na QKA*a OAO-AOiO AAT.Ifyva .Ino* onrl Mrkaiw 'B'm a 81st, near King’ s. 649-0102. Shop. 6434613, 647-1719. ing add repairs. FYee esri- SEWING machine operators Meet peo[rie. Win prizes. Have motor winding deportment. wheels. $1,460. Original owner. m ates. CaU 649-3808. wanted with experience, part fun. It’s easy to get started. CONSTRUCTION Laborers. Ap- Learn aU tynea of fracttonal ay. totoj ____ IlwS call- f S H L M m „ __.______T LOST —• Gray tiger male cat, TWO handymen want a variety ------o r fuU-time. 643-2264, Cobar JUBt c a ll: 289-4922. ply Alco Development Ooi^., H.P. equipment. OaU Robert Co. vicinity Porter and Wyllls 1966 CHRYSLER, staUon wag- UtHInArw------SECRETARIES — (several 1 Court St., RockviUe. Alexander, Iona ittg . C o., 648- StreeU. Call 649-1809. „ aood shaoe n e ^ ^ s « M iH Ilie ry , 2m, R ^nt St, Manchester, ^ Reasonably. CaU 6436306. D r e S S m o k ln g 10 HAIRDRESSER WANTED 7l«i ADDRESSOGRASH operator, Conn. LOST gray tiger cat, female, 060. Savings Bank o f Manebes- FdU-time, experience nec- shorthand, at least one experienced only . Salary to 'Vicinity of Main St. Call 647- ter, 646-1700.______IJGHT trucking c e l^ and at- LADIES’ dresses, suita, wedding essaiy, ^ d v '^ oiC bine: I T ram fee paid and bene- 1253. 1969 FLAT 124 Spoil Spvder cleaned, odd Jobs. Rubbish gowna and veils, aU. custom fits, bonus program. Excel- NOTICE removed, domestic and com­com- a____u ______o ____ 1™* __u __ ®**- C ont»«t Unitod Em ploy- convertible. Low mUeage, ex- made. Some alterarions^ Rea' lent locaUon. at, Mancherter, 8433441. Service. 410 Asylum St., FOR ADMISSION LOST — Gold 'wedding band, m ercial. 644-8962. sonable prices. 6431133. vicinity high school. Reward. ceUent condition. Asking $2,- Call aft^ 6 pjn. Hartford. 246-7226. OP ELECTORS, I%one 643-674S. 100. 849-2696. LIGHT trucking, cellar and EXPERT alterations, men’s 628-8858 PART-TIME babysitter own TOWN OF ANDOVER, "Good! I’ve been want­ transportation'. CaU 646-8138. EXPER1ENCEU> Custodian — attics cleaned, odd Jobs, women’s or children’s clothing. part or fuU-Ume. CaU 6464)129, CONNECTICUT ing a word with him!" ------; A iifn A rrnvinriitr TlimaiL ‘*'«ea cut and removed. MJr home, call 649-M43. RN’s emd LPN’ s, in Bhist Hart- Notice is hereby givm that Anfamabiles For Sole 4 M cccwonai-iiiai g 643-6000. — ______ford, 8 to 11 and 11 to 7 ahw. A-1 CHANCE_ to. . siq^lement to- M aw h^r Manor. the Board for Admission of FI1U or part-time. Pleasant — ------P O ^ -MAO wh^ls with nuts FALL clean-iipe, attics, cellars, M ovino - ^ environment,_____ good . benefits. ^ :r J fn ^ ^ m ^ momings. 3*an- f®®‘®” f®L t JSTn to ^ MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Curene’s name brand toys ‘ East Hartford area, ^ ito v^vo, w toti to i „ ;^ '“oSSlS. S 3 " S, TmcMiie - SIOMS* 20 and gifts. High cash p rofits^ ^ 3 »«> « P n>. only. toto. toA., ^ ^ - DMi^. H0«.. only a few evenings per week. day. Sept. 20, 1971 from 6K)0 p;m. to 8:00 p.m. for .the pur­ BY DICK CAVALLl 1966 CUTLASS ccnvertlble, V-8, 0670. ____ Ught trucking and package de- OOUNTER girl for morning No tovertment, coUecting, or PART-TIME pose of admitting aU peraona automatic, bucket seats, new ZZUZZZZI ------HAVE TRUCK— wiu' ’tiweT R^rtFerators, washers f>^‘. ^ve days. Please apply CaU coUect 1-491- NOT-nU-THE/BRB4K THE WITH GReaq FBATHERS Openings are now available who are found to be qualified battery and tlrep, plus snow Tm tlen — clean ceUars garages attics'. moving, specialty. person to Mr. Donut Sh<^, 3100.______COLOR LINE AND ELECT ANP/MOB4NQE BEAK. tires. $660. 644-8697 after 6:80 for Sunday work to our Bak­ to be Electors of the Town of 6 -A Tree remov^ and odd Jobs. chairs for rent. 643 Middle Tpke., Man- STENOGRAPHER;—East- of A PREBIDEm*.. ______> p.m . Mobile Homes ery shipiring room. Hours Andover. ------Free estimates. OoUege rtu- "Io2. ______river opening. Must have are 11 p.m. Saturday-7 a.m. The quallficariona are aa fol­ 1966 CHRYSLER Town and dent. 876-8066. ___ :______PART-TIME, Monday - Thura- some ptuxbasing background. Sunday o r 11 a.m.-7 p.m. lows: AppUcant must be eigh­ y toined traUer, exceUent condl- ___ Country station wagon, pow­ day, 6:^0:30 p.m. PuUlc re- M wpm,typing. 100 shorthand. Sunday. AppUcant must be teen years of age, must be a ^ er toakea and steering. $1,100. ______Uon. $8,800. Call 6i37879. “ ^ O p e r tO g 2 1 p ^ d . 18 years of age or older. resident of the Town of Ando­ Savings Bank of Manchester, TENT traUer, $400. Good work, exoerience not necea. Rita Girl, 99 Bast Center St., Company offers good hourly ver for six months, if foreign 6431700. condition, sleeps 4. CaU 223 dow shades made to measure. B. H. MAOOWAN JR. * Sons, »aiy. M K e ^ t^ b le ? ^ ^ Manchester. 6433441. rates. born must be a natiirsHawd aU size Venetian blinds. Keys interior and exterior painting, — h ' u ttnu-tiw citizen, 1870 MUSTANG MACH I, power .______, salary ^ r^ rm isS ^ r AK>ly Ruth K. Munson, cerders for rent. Mariow’s, 867 eiqierience, four generatitoia. weekends, steering, tope player, asking jg. 1970 YBULOWISTONE, ant office located at Vernon J 6434411 Town Clerk for Boaud for $8,600. Call 6 4 3 2 ^ . sleeps 6, refrigerator, stove, Main St., 6438UL FYqo estimates, fuUy Insured. Circle. CaU 6434838 anytime older lady. CaU 6434411. FIRST NATIONAL Admlaslan of Electors ------6437861. 1966 PORTTAC Le Mans, hard- fRD Mustang, 3door iM afOl’CyCiCD BlCVCltD 11 wortc- Steps, dormers. Rest- ^ ygyr ceUinga rapaired and figures, good storting :^ary, in realdential brokerage iand ® pubUc aesrion hardtop, faotback, automatic 8------denUal or commeKial. CaU painted. - Reasonable rates exc^ent benefits. CaU 647- COMBINATION Uve In Mancheater o r aur- Thuraday, September 18, 1971, cyUnder, 89,000 mUes, aU new SUZUKI 600 cc., exceUent 6434291. CaU 6436993. 9233 for appotatmeht. BOOKKEEPEB- rounding town. Thla la a <«>">-«:«> P«“- 8:80 p.m. to tiros shrxoiiont nnniiitim (® jewelry business, ajppiy p„,_ j„ u,e Board of Directors’ mint condition. Low mileage. $1,666. CaU 6430616. bathroom., kitchen., 6438446. ^^^;h ARI^ MAR^~i^U ® SALES help, and “register p S T ^ hi^*^' ° “ *=*’' MOTORCYCLE Inmirance ______am. e. u** . . Donald D. Wells, Call Betty Turner, at the NEWTON H. SMITH k SONS— professional painting servicer ® plus erator, fuU-tlme Monday—Krt- 1866 FORD, 890, 426 h.p. 4-speed, Secretory Crockett Agency, for low rates__ . Remodeling, repairing, ___ addl- interior-exterior. asti: *"““*«*' ^ satlstocUon day. Apply to person W. T. DATA Processing — Immedl- 467. Extras. $660. or beet offer. tootodtoi"JiiM )i^"r ItobUity. ^ mrt^sT ‘taiured. 64344U. •endee. Phone Grant Co.. Manchester Park- ate opening for a man with Board of Directors OaU 6438628 after 8. 648-1677. 9 3 m; to 6 p.m . roofUur. No lob too smaU. CaU ------6439611, between 9-4 p.m. ade. data processing experience. ' Manchester, Conn ------Preferably IBM to work Dated at Manchester, Connec- 188*kWMw BUICK oywsiM*Special uaiuAVfdeluxe, 1^0 YAMAHA 260 ffOOd COn 6433144. Ucut, this eightli day of Septem- V-6’ 3 ^ sedan. If<^,mi|s- Take 'best ’ offer. CaU DORMERS, garages, porches. HoOT HnMlIng « ^ ana jwan^^ » p .m .^ work per week wlUi previous tem three 'computer. Bx<;el- »>««• 1971 BurnliluHl lww(m. White- ^ . w w * * * ! . Mknm oiiditlimfl ------nigiK, every other week, experience aa atatlatical typ- waU liras, hydromatlc, vinyl ***^ ______addale'vels. rooflna' SANDINO, and refin- Transportation pi^ded. (3oU 1st. Send resume to Box “RR’' Anvimopm«to*Mw>rhiiUt!f upholttory. One owrter. Excel- HARLEY DavUtaon XLCH if“ "* (specl^ltlng In older 6432473 before *"p.m. Manchester Herald. irnTMiaviitinn Anxious to sell. xxnAiHxn SI loo "I""*' repairs, tjuai- floors). In and outside paint------Apply Coca Cola, 481 Mato St.. WAITMSt ^ Ity jwrkmanshlp. I«n«cl^; ,tc. No Job too small.^ WATTRESSES; one for days, CLEANING woman, , responsl- Hartford. • t e S M 3 .

VOUeSWAOEN, Convert­ or 6433998. In c., 6436169, 872-0647, eve- ",sis.vrrv^ ;;.r^ - U^e, excellent condition. Ask- HONDA, CB860, Including «*»«■ w.T.eRANreo. Manchester. neceseary. ln|r 11,100. Call 743-7987. wdtdshleld, sissy bar and hel- j, j u ^f l a m m E - Carpenter iond* - Hartford. Contact John Bur­ MiUVr eeU 1970 Plymouth Dust- "••t- Asking $000. CaU 6434877. contractor. Additions, remod- S tO C kS — M o rH K K IM nett. 5333161. er. 18,000 mUes, sm all V-ii, sling and repairs. CaU any- — ------Hdp Wonftd - Ftmale 35 standard transmission. OU* 1886 HONDA Scrambler,; 806, “"»• free estimate. 876- EAfllER Payment mortgages plan. Pay Interest oMy for 6430839. $860. Phone 8436086. ______two to five years, then pay RN or IsFN IMS ■rrATUjN wagon, Opal. h ONDA, trail 70, sxoaUent con- MASONARY W O R X ,^ tj^a. ^ telwce without penalty. 11 p.m. • 7 a ju . — Full w Part-Tiint Radial tlrea, radio, good ocndl- dUlon. Can ba licensed. Call No Job to email. Excellent No i brokera’ fee, no appraisal Pilgrim Mills Warehouse Ucn, Muat sell. Beet offer. 643 before Friday, 8738141. WOTkman^^ many y**» « ; fee. now. Immediate eera- We want permanent professionals who can offer m a ' ______perience; Ifree estimates. CaU Ice. Mortgage Finance Co., good patient care to our guests. Fully paid insur­ , ■ __ '■______— ------:----- ^ after 6 p.m., 7438488. 248-l'$ie, 868-7162. ance program, sick pay, 2 weeks paid vacation, 8 196* CHEVROLET impaia, IwInoM Sarvkot 13 needs ladies to work as markers | and measuring paid holidays and overtime. < ' poasanger wagon, power eleer- CARPBNTRY and remodeling, MORTAOE8, loans, first, sec- mZt hniila ' haslsr SHARPENING Service — Sawa, reo rooms, dormera, kitchens, ond, third. All ktoda. Realty fabrics. Hours can be arranged. Warehouse located tio o Oall luilvea, axea, aheara, skates, additions and garages. CaU statewide. CSredlt rating unnoc- an^Qondltlonlng , $900. c a n . Reasonable.' Conttden- at 99 Loomis St. off Hilliard St. Call Miss Coburn^ MEADOWS CONVALESCENT M3SSS1 •*•***’ ______Capitol Equipment Co., 88 ------— ------tlal, quick arrangemenU. Al- 1*10 'TOYOTA, O orato Mark tl, Main St„ MaiwheaUr. Hours : vto Lundy Agency. 627-7971. -646-1414. An equal opportunity amployar. automaUo tranamlaelon. Sl.OOO daUy-TiSM. Thurad^ 7:839. R e a d H e r a ld A d s mUee, OaU 6436067. Saturday, 7 lSO-4, 648-7968. m t t ford. Bvenlnge, 8836879. ■ ■ > ■ / '.‘r "T'

PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1971 PAOB SBVBN im Ho u m I For Solo 72 Livestock 42 AportmonH-Flota- Invoslmoiit Property 72 Ho usm For Sale 72 Out of Town Tenemente ■ 43 For Sole 70-A NEW RAISED RANCH THREE-TEAR old brown Mor­ NEW USTTNG , Immxutate Fw Sole 75 Chronology O ash Signs Opinion Divides Shurjdy gan gelding, reglatered, |7S0; Quality built by Mak Ox- ACR^CAGE — Circa 1800. u . fxr-bedrxm Cape. Garage. CLASSIFIED part Arabian .quarter hone, anait^ AAA siNOLE tenancy flw- Offered by the a tn io tlx Oo. Three bed­ Colonial, born, high ele- Finished famUy room. Wall-to- VERNON. ^ two year old brick buUdlng. 10-year rxms, 3 full baths, formal ' yatlx, awxplng views. Hutch­ Everywhere excellent for children, laTS. wall In five rx m s 1 Nice lot. I AM NOT SELLING . . . Of Attica On Use of Force at Attica Call 872-dOTO, BERRY’S WORLD h J ir opt****- Over $18,- dining r x m with sUdlng ins Agency, Realtors, 649-6831. By THE AtWOCIATBD PRESS Ohio Gov. John J. OlUlgx PHILBRICK - doors to dock, eat-in kitchen, centrally tocated. $36,900, x d Trees, but y x will Iws this M^CraSTBR _ New Uitlng. worth It Belflore Agexy, 647- oholcs of naturally wooded lot At Prison PubUc cfflclals, xndoglsts said, ’"niera is no way yx ox ADVERTISING HORSES BOARDED. Reaaon- 1st occupancy. Adults only, no riage Realty, 6^1110. ______l$J1gs rso r x m with Are- 1418, IS the chronology of the- essxlt H e« x d private cltizeM rexttng to parley with people x the baste able rates, good feed and plxe, laxdry rxm, 2-oar 4-4 duplex, x w baths, two b e d - ______u a backdrop tor a sevx . pets. $186 monthly. Charles ig.ui7j>p three year old garden room BpUt with breeseway, I* Attica State Prtex Monday '*’**®' ASSOCIATED’ PRESS the bloody end of the Inmate In- of their heading hostages. It Is CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS care. Come out for a visit. 743- a g e n c y gx6ge, aluminum siding. w n u . Only $26,900. Wolcott MANCHESTER — Cape, Walk Lesperance, 640-7630. apartment complex offered at patio, pxl and two ox ga- *” 8? persons were killed t In violence and bloodshed, eui^ectlon at Attica Prisx Importxt to move In early and 8 AJI. to 4:30 PAL 7666. OaU for further details. Realtors. 6698200. to Bowsrs. UUns hiX MANCHESTER — One - bed­ far less than replacement rage. Trout brxk runs behind a ‘nJured: Monday's clash at New York’s •’e''® divided sharply over with overwhelming force.” THREE HORSBIS and one pony. value. $18,600 per unit. Over r o CKLEDGE — 648-2282 644-8896 MANCHESTER _ A . Good Wg home. Helen property. Price 882,600. Call ® —A one-hxr ultima- Attica State Prisx w x by tar whether the use of fxce w m "They shxld have moved the room efficiency apartment. home, new furnace man^lm ^•‘‘•‘or. 6496666, ■ ordering Inmates to re- the worst In recent Americx necessary. first day to stop It,” ssld Gov. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADYTT. If you are looking for g o ^ $146 p«r month Including heat $80,000 income. John Blsaetl, bulH Ranch. Living room J. McLaughlin, 649-6806. Carriage Realty, 646-1110. long, master bedroom lease hostages expired. penal history. President Nixon, In a tote- David HaU of Oklahoma. «y quorteie. Alumi­ KEITH REAL ESTATE ftAQ nonn pulled Up to the gates. xother x Oct. 23. crimixlogist at Florida State when the law ought to be mer- er. Outdoor work In expanding 6 yards $30. Sand, gravel, rages. 6,260 square feet or sub- 64M868. bedrooms, 2H baths, lonlal In a pleasant, convenient , ...... -vo^o 9 ;3g —Series of radio ®**® prlsxer w m klllM x d University. He called the move clful. This is not x e of them.’l/ departnwnt. Ebccellent vaca­ stone, manure, pool, and patio divide 600, - 1,000 square loot ------v®®™’ o.-ar gar- num siding, new heating-sys­ residential Ixatlon. Interior 549-1922 , ^ 545-4126 ' ------messages; Helicopter carrying ^ Injured In rioting at .Pend- <*gjj appalling maseacre.” He termed the "waiitx mur- tion, medical and Insurance AMERICA’S LARGEST sand. 643-9604. units. CentralUed. ^-1442. MANCHESTER Price reduced, walk- tW t when guards opened wuilam D. Leeke, director of tragedy was brought x by the ply In person, at Diamond large yard, $88,600. shades, generous cloaets, heat, location with building. Call xross the street from a work­ Lots For Sole pxl, half-xre lot with eye ap- the pops from bursting gas cx- tire an 900 rioting Inmates, Carolina’s prisx system, highly organized, revolutionary Showcase, TW-Caty Plasa, Vej> SCHOOL BUS drivers and sta- CLKANiINGBST carpet cleaner hot water, parking for 2 cars, 646-2426, 9-6. MANCHESTER T. J, CRCXJKETT ing farm ind less than a half 73 pealing beauty. Hayes Agen- nlsters'. Radio mesaax” "Move Twenty six were injured, said he wxld not criticize the tactics of miUtxte who ra- non, Conn. tlon wagen drivers for Man­ you ever used, so easy too. Wearing Apparel - CONTEMPORARY L Shaped Realtor 648-1577 basemem storage, near shop------END YOUR SEARCH!! Ranch. Redwood and brick ex­ mile from nelghbortiood shop- VERNON —Boltx Lake lot $4,- cy, 640-0181.' in! Move In! The drop haa bex I® I*®®- fl*™® tamates Irri- hxdllng of the Attica xtbreak Jected aU efforts at a peaceful chester schods. We train you. Get Blue Lustre. Rent electric Furs 57 ping and churches. $176 per PRIME air-conditioned office ------——----- made!” tated at work assignments xt a Call 643-2414. terior, X wooded lot, 1% acres plng a n d the Keeney St. 2OO. V ernx h l^ scenic lot. $6,- beexse I wasn't there.” settlement, forcing a cx- COVENTRY ahampooer $1. The Sherwln ------month. Open daUy for your space. Pyramid BuUdlng, 887 Are you tired of house hunt­ PITKEN — Porter St. xea, 9 S chxl, $15,000 will assume 6% 900. TVillxd x r e , $4,000. Cov- TOLLAND — 6% -rxm R x c h , 9:68 a.m. Orders to rebel- Are ta a new ccnstructlx area "There is a great dead of c x - fro n tatlx and carried x t cold- Williams Co. MOUTON LAMB fur coat, sise ing? One vlitit to our e x te m ­ with a view. BHve bedrooms, 2 breezeway with 2-cx garage, nous priaxers by bulUiorn: ot the Ohio Petatentiar^ The PRINTING PLANT Inspection. CaU Peterman Re- E. Center St. AvaUable Aug. 1. fireplaces, family rxm , dx, 3- y e x old aluminum sided c\is- % mortgage with principle. In- entry haU-Ocre $3,600. Hayes troversy over the policy to fol- blooded klUings they had PUBLIC SCHOOLS ^------14. Reasonably priced. Phono altor, 6499404. Secretarial and telephone an­ porary Raised Ranch In Man­ tom built, 8-rxm Garrtex. terest, taxes, and Insurxce Agency, 646-0181. rec room In basement, shed “Surrender peacefully now and spread, klUlng’ low about neg'otiatin^ with pris- threatened from the outset." TEMPORARY — ^ ^ • I 3 646-1343 after 7 p.m. chester’s finest area could car garage. $69,900. Boats & Accessories 46 swering service available on Family room with beamed payments of $160 per month, ------for pony or dogs, $26,900. T.J. y x wlU not be termed. Put mates x d Injuring more thX o„grs,” Leeke said. “Eventual- I*® ordered a complete Invas- Board clerk and part-time DAYS or NIGHTS MINK DYED mukrat coat, LOOKING tor anything In real premises. CaU 98, 647-9903, end your search. If y x are RANCH — Less th x «VB-yex celling x d bullt-ln bx^ dream or flnxcing la available. $28,- MANCHB5STER Treed buUd- Crxkett, Realtor, 876-6279. yxr hands x your heads x d 100. ly you have to move In with Asation "Including the role that office worker. Must be pro­ seeking a home with the finest GERKH’S MARINE Service, size 1918, good condition. Ask­ estate rental — apartments, old. M X e x eat-in k itchx, fam­ kitchen with bxbecue, etc. 900. Odegard Realty^ 643-4866. Ing lot, 90x171’, Bowers Schxl AU. 8lve yxraedfs up to the officer force x d let the chips fall outalde forces would cqipMU’ to ficient typist, alert and Intelli­ Need 3 people for miscel­ homes, multiple dwellings, no OFFICE space, BOlton Notch, In construction and locatix area. City water-sewers. Wol­ COVENTRY — 4%-room home Authorised Evlnrude outboard ing $60. 648-4068. ily rxm , 8 bedrxms, 2-cx ga­ etc; CaU Now. Hayes Agency, where they may.” have played.” gen t Shorthand not necessary. laneous bindery duties, hand fees. CaU J.D. Real Estate As­ 400 square feet, heat, Ughts, don’t miss this flive home. MANCHESTER, Uke new, ex­ cott Realtors, 668-8200. with taU baxment priced ®,^ ‘ _i collating, small machine motor sales and service. Spe­ rage. M xy extras stay. Includ­ 6490181. to xll $12,600. Wolvertx Agen- a.m.-Serlx of radio mes- Fischer Quints Mayor KexethliA. Glbxn of ®o'^- Ronald Reagx of OoU- Apply: cial discounts on all boats, mo- sociates, Inc. 643-5129. alreonditionlng Included. $100 CaU Mr. G o rd x a t 6496806. ing refrigerator x d freezer, quisitely reproduced authentic sages: “We need medical aasls- Newxk said, "The use of lornla said the percentage of work, etc., for approodmate- per month. Savings Bank of for details. 9% -rxm Dutch Colonial on cy, Realtors, 6492813. SUPERINTENDENT OF tors and accessories. 1082 Tol- Wanted - to Buy 5B washer x d dryer, new waU-to- ______txce In the xuthside of the Second Graders cxrdinated, organixd violence Solent inmates is Increasing. ly 2 weeks. TWO - BEDROOM Apartment, Manchester, 6491700. $21,600 — SIX-ROOM Cape, 2 park-like lot In prestige area. LOTS OP LOTS SCHOOLS land Tpke. Buckland, Conn., • • wall carpeting throughxt most unfinished, plaster walls, hot CXJVBNTRY - New 6%-room yard Immediately” In overcoming the Inmates at ^ added that some revolution- HOUSEHOLD lots —Antiques, second floor, $140 monthly, Three fireplaces, 4 baths, first- One blxk off East Renter Attica State Prisx stxds as ®^es ^»dlo had been xtlve o$i Apply in person or call. 648-2863. B &L W of the house, TV x te n n a, ous- water heat, garage, trees, city St. Two A-zoned lota, city R x c h , 1% baths, flreplxe, “There*s x officer down” . . . ABERDEEN, S.D. (AP) Box 866 bric-a-brac, locks, frames. Adults preferred. Paul W. Dou- .. « tom white stoims xd xneons, f lx r laundry room, 6-zone lovely country setting. Must be “We need a stretcher.” . . . The FUchec quintuplets, born one of the mxt callous xd eeoi^is now are fomxting. glassware. We buy estates, gan. Realtor, 646-4886. Houses For Rent 65 Mwer. Hutchins Agency, Real­ utilities. $7,600 x d ' $8,600. ALLIED PRINTING SAILBOAT — Catamaran phan­ BARROWS x d W A L ^C E Co. flropiace equipment, lawn x d heating x d nnich more. Must xen. Only $24,600. T.J. Crock­ "We need mxe cxtrol in A to a $l09a-week stxk clerk blatantly reprexive xts ever prteona. Coventry, Conn. 06288 679 Middle Tpke., West tom OC-14, Cost $1,600 A-1 Village Peddler, Auctioneer, tors, 6496824. see. A real opportunity. Hayes 4»»Lake St., Boltx, 6498247! WE HAVE customers waiting circle vicinity, x- M xchxter Parkada garden tx ls . $86,000. Huge treed lot, 280’ x 356’, ett Realtor, 8796279. yard.” xd his wife, celebrate their cairled x t by a xppoxdly Robby G. Seale, cholrmx of U'' Manchester, Cdm. shape, $796. Custom trailer al­ ^ .mm ...._A. Yimvlanttj4furnishX 4-rxm.house, viwisaA stove,af/\vrA S ifx ch x ter 6496806 Agency, 646-0131. route rxd, Coventry. Short 10:16 a.m.—Detectives go In. eighth birthday Tuesday. civilized sxlety otr Its own the Blxk Pxtiier party and a 648-1101 so avaUable $126. Call 872-6900 fx the rental of your apart- GRACIOUS x tiq u e colonial In MANCHESTER — 9rxm over­ SOUTH WINDSOR PART-TIME help wanted for WANTE3> —antique furniture, m xt or home. J.D. Real Es­ F0£irififi!*0&to]!* w&ll*tO"VrBill in* distance from shopping, Raxlio message: "N eedlex to The quints—Mary Ann, Ca- people ... pertlclpxt briefly In the nego- or 644-1829. cludX. Av^lable October 1st. RANCH In exceUxt cxdltion. xceU xt cxdltix, 8 flreplxx, sized. expxded Cape. Two MANCHESTER — Two-famUy, ’ Laundromat In Manchester. ------glass, pewter, oil paintings or tate Associates, Inc. 643-6129. two furnaces, aluminum' sid­ church x d xhxl. $6,000. MOVE RIGHT IN . . . Bay they are to get as much x thy, Margie, Maggie and Jim “When we Ixk at prisx cx- ^® P*’**®' Wwtted Please call 3896897, ask for PART-TIMErAJivx'AxxvuM positionuumu\Jii. available,avcumi/iOr t—’ — ... $176. 872-0706. Carpeting, drapes and mxy 13 'beautifully decorated rxms. baths, fx r bedrxms, family And enjoy the fall splxdor poxible on thox homicides and my—are second graders at a diUons x d the brutal use of ^®t® Oorrectix Commlsslx ar other xtique items. Any quan­ ing, recent rxf xd gutters, Frank. 'deUveriee. and sales. Mornings THOMPSON ^ n m ab o u t. TWO-BEDROOM apartment, ______extras. Three bedrooms, large mXem eat-ln kitchx, formal r x m , lovely subuitbx lot. Ga- KEITH REAL ESTATE of' living- In lovely South take them to the moigue.” Romaiu C^tif^far^Kdixl In this force at Attix we see the same G*i*tald tor the and occasional Saturday. xdx, oak x d mahogany cx- tity. The H a rrlsx ’s, 643-8709, LARGE four - bedrxm older pxeled den, screened porch, living x d dining rxin, breX- ra$:e. $20,600. Hayes Agency, central. Helen D.' Cole, Real­ 545-4125 549-1922 strueUx, cxtrols, “a beau­ .166 Oakland Street. seexd flxr, -immediate xcu- Wif^dxr. If y x are sxking 10:40 a.m.—Radio messagx: city ofV27,000. / fxe of raCiam ■which caused ®®“l“®- Must have own car. Apply in home, chUdren and pets x- Owner, 6491762 x 648-0934. fxt rxm, 3 sitting rxms, 4 6490181. tor, 043-6666, Dick Lemleux, a 7-rxm home with a fire- "What is the status of that , Their') lather\ Anxlrew FIs- xd then'put down with force sald,“ They (the oM- ty” , $160, 6497876 after 3. ______p x e y . CaU 648-4827. 6499737. TELLER POSITIONS person at Hie Diamond Show­ ceptX. $260 mxthly. Paul W. bXrxms, plus studio, study COVENTRY -^Lot 100x200’ 260’ plxed living rxm, 1% . block? How much of It Is x- cher, n ^ owns x d cerates cMl dlsturbxcx In this coun- clali) are guUty of murder. Tlie SIX-ROOM, t x r bedrxm over- g baths, stona walls, ga- best Uilng to do would be to case, Tri-Clty Plaza, Vernon. ---- m j PGUR-rxm apartment with Dougx, Realtor, 6494636. MANCHESTER — $19,600. Neat MANCHESTER, 4-bedrxm old­ a r te s ix weU. $3,600 or $600 baths, carpeting, 3 twin size cure to us?” Second voice: x 809axe farm purchased try's ghettx,” he said. AViULABLE Florists - Nurseries 49 Rooms Wltnisut Board 59 stove, refrigeratx, hot water. sized bungelow Cape. Newly rage, large barns x d out build- down, owner will ifinxee. bedrxm s, buUt-ins x d ga­ "First floor xuth in D blxk is with funds'from contracts with Rxkefeller’s x tix w x the charge Oswald arul the other* redecorated interix, new boU- tngg, view from every wln- 9room older home. Garage. er Colonial In desirable east 'n. Convenient location. MarriX side Ixatlon. Good cxdltion. Starkweather Realtors, 649 rage, dx’t miss this xe. sxure to us.” a magxine, publishing com- support of mxy fellow gover- with first-degree xtrl$t>t moM The Vernx National Bank is CANADIAN hem lxks, 4’ x d ™ E THOMPSON House - Cot- Out of Tovm er, oversized treed lot. Detxh- Rural xtting. Mxchester murder." Situations Wanted - couple, no children. $100 ed two-ox garage. Country • • • Green area. City utlUUes. Bel. CaU now. only $23,900. Hayes 6363. $31,900. CaU Mr. G o rd x at 10:44 a.m,—^Radlo mexage: pany, ilatlonal dairy foods firm nors who cbmmxted at their accepting appUxtions f x teU- . over, $3 x c h . Dig y x r own. tage St., centraUy Ixated, 6496306. Activist lawyer UTUlam Female 3B mxthly. Security deposit re­ For Rent 6 6 Uving In the city. Offered in AMSTON LAKE 9 r x m cottage, Air Real Estate, 648-9332. Agency, 6490131. "D x’t over-extend yourself. a”A from other sources alter annual conference In S x Jux, era in the V e in x a r x . Good CaU 644-1864 or 644-08W. large, pleasantly furnlshX quired. 643-7094 after 4 p.m. Everything went bextifully, ao the birth of the quints. Puerto Rico, Kunstler, who perticipatod In starting salary — xceUxt —------rx m s, parking. CaU 6492358 EAST HARTFORD — 8 room the high 80s. Carriage Realty, completely furnlshX right down OAK ST — s-bedrxm older 0 6 - Resopt Property the xgotiations, said, "Today 646-1110. to the dishes. Shetra lot includ- • • B (Sl W • • let’s not get x y x e hurt now.” The Flxhere have six other Gov. Prestx Smith of Texas bxeflts. CaU bfrs. Powley, TEEN-AGE sisters babysitting g for overnight x d permxent TKREE-rxm apartment, ap- apartment, Burnside Center, DUNCAN RD. —'Ansaldl buUt lonlal, ' alun^iinum siding, lot p p r S a le 74 11:62 a.m.—Reports of a children xd Mrs. Flxher xys said, “If they had a cxple the State of New Yorlc decided guest rates. X . $14,900. BARROWS x d WALLACE Co. 872-9101. Manchester, nights, experixe- “ plixees, utiUUes, garage, x d stove x d refrigerator, uUUtles M A N C H E S T E R __ Bowens 6 large rooms, large brxze- approximately 60x200’. Austin —------:------Mxchester Parkatte "possible explxive device In C they xe trying to ralx the days xd cxld not rexh a so- that force 'wa* of fbore value thx humx life xd ddlber- X. 75 cents hxriy $1. per hour Dally ProdUCtS 50 heat. $140 mxthly. Security, tarnished, $190 per mxth, gdjxl, 9rxm Bungfalow, fire- 4-UNIT apartmxt — goX In- way, 2-car gxage, 1% tiled A. Chambers, Realtor, MLS, LAKEFRONT cottage x upper M xchester 649-5306 blxk.” Demol(tix teams sent, quints not as five special chll- lutix, responsible law enfxce- after 12 midnight. 6499646. ROOM for r x t , female only, batha, buUt-ins, taU attic, fire­ 643-2326. I^I® etream p x d , Llncolil, ately sacrificed both LOMBARDO’S — Pick yxr home away from home, 648-. W om x only. CaU 643-7774. days. 6299337, evenings, 289 two X dlti^l rxms come. Call for details. „ , . 12:06 p.m.—Radio message: dren but as members of a faml- ment people had no alterna- place, plastered walls, city Malne. 20x30 cedx, 1% story COVENTRY — 7-room custom_____ "i ^ d x ’t ^ want x y shooting x - ly which includes 11 children. tive.” and hxtages to the prixiple of CUMBERLAND FARMS WILL BABYSIT in my home own tomatqes, peppers, egfg urlfk 1AvQA> cnivt/lAAlr 1>oi>41PP‘n$r- Park like yard. Itea- TODAY! Realtor. 1-428-6816, evetampi. jaggodly through the yaixl. x ^ d e c l S x . manlty of the prisoners , . M x., Tues., WX., 7 p.m.-9 p.m. hxr or day, by experlencX ed Rxch, garage x d finish­ 742-7008. Prisx clotfax were scattered The spxial mediatix team pecisLlly when they happx to day care mother. State ap- 60 Pexl St., Mxchester. Opx ^eat, hot waterT nex stores ^<^bly ^prteX. Chx - B x ed rec rxm . Stxkweather Re­ "As regrettable x d uirfortu- or apply In p e r s x dally x d evenings. We buy . carpetl^ - j - ^ ’caiT 62^'99 Agxcy, 643-0688. extinued to work, but It wam- be blxk and Puerto Rican." 1068 Main St., Mancheat|er provX. Ample play xea and x d seU. 648-6946. throughlut, complete appU- Monday - Friday 4:80 p.m.- altors, 6496863. M x. - Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. fencX in yard. Vicinity of NORTHWOOD Apartments — k«*k ------•’ ------" " *■..... PHILBRICK i — prevent a massacre of prisx- ParkXe aX WXdX Schxl. a.E. ELECTRIC range, fX One and twp-bedroom apart- » p m. Weekends 10 a.m. - 9 BRAG ABOUT SELLING? Rxch,Rmh/« *'8 bedrxm, 1%IW baths,1*11.. wherer ^ r " - S “p? ■««». I w x ld undxbtedly ___ An equal opportunity employer. mente, central X-xndiUx- 1^.!^.“: , . P-m. have to do the same thing," Os- » *”^.,******^^1. Phone 6499044. Xte, $80, In use now. Call 649 M urdxk, 6493692. NEVER!! Legal Notices custom kitchen, carpeting stelx marked the wald said Mxday. Secretly, Natixal Gxrd Chilean Aids uig, xrpeU ng, b alcxy, c x - ______throtlghoct, pine pxeling, at­ LICENSED chUd care In my, ROCKVILLE AGENCY Probate Court ports, other luxury fx- LARGE two - bedrxm Town- ' You ’d x ’t win today’s baU CLAIM LIMITATION DECREE tached gxage, x e acre. Own­ Quake Victims ENVITATION hxie. Large fenced In yard. SEWING Mxhlne — Singer tures. ITrom $328. J. D. Real house apartment. 1% baths, fin­ games, x yesterday’s hits ESTATE OP MARY LOUISE DAY er, 6494682. Manchester-Grax area. CaU Txch x d sew In walnut xbi- EstXe Associates, 6496129. CAREN APTS. A-K-A MARY L. DAY OR MARY troopers, prisx guards and ment officers and National Mxday, Oswald PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — A ished rec room. $286. per and we know yx could REALTORSff * M. DAY i 646-1667. ■> ‘ net, darns, mends, embrol- NORTH C»VBNTRY — Pil­ dieriff’s deputies Ixxhed x Guard trxps cx be traced to ‘“ “ed x ultimatum: The hx- repair mx. Caries T O BID MANCHESTER - One - bed­ m x th including heat, appU- >Mi, 6% rxm apartmxte. care Ism , howevx, if buy­ District of Manchester assault that ended the fxr-day the cxvlct uprising of last tages were to be relexed xd _ ...... ders, monograms, etc. Or^- xete, air - ccndlUxlng, cx- Available now. Including ap- ing we have a few choice The fiduciary la Richard Thomas grim Hills. Brick front 6-room , nXy over $300. Special, room garden apartment. Cx- Day a-k-a Richard T. Day located at Split. Garage, acre lot. Built- rebelllx by 1,200 prisxers. Thursday, \riix prisxers o«ier was to be restored within ^^*mus, was llatening to a short The Mxchester Board of peting, aU appliances,, heat, pete, fuU basement. Paul W. pU xcM , woU-to-waU carpet­ homes for sale at off Ma-" 646-4200 34 Camp MeeXg Rd., Manchester, In a corridor, xthoriUes ex- gainbd control of portions of the “le prisx. He asked fx x x - wave broadeeurt from his native Educatlx seeks bids , for Dogs - Blnb - PoM 41 $51.00 cash or terms. Cedi 629 Dougan, Realtor, 6494686. ing, hxt, hot water, swlm- s x pricM, starting at $11,- C o x , 06010. In kitchen. $26,900 Pasek Real­ and pxklng. $170. Immediate It Is DECREED .Uiat all claims tors, 2897476, 742-8843. hlblted boxes of weapons takx gray rtxe fortress xd took 88 ewer within x hxr. ^ Chile July 8 whx the x- • Music SuppUes x d Athletic 0200. Deeder. m b ^ pool, Stonge and p x k ­ 900. If selling or trading against the above estate bo pre- ______Supplies for the elementary X!)' ckARLES A partm xte - 4%- caU us. from the rebels. There were The prlexers never replied, nounox shxtod, 'Earthquake! , BLOODHOUND. pupplx, AKC, CLEAN, used refrigerators, loge, 6496177. Evenings 647- DuplexVl% baths, 2 alr- lng. From $160. CaU Sup#r- l21:ember‘8® m ““‘“'^ BOLTON------t - Finishing------^ touches baseball bats, rttovelAovel handles, a the ul^ato deciidx to One hxr xd 46 minutes lat- • . *’Earthquake!" and the 8x- schxis during the 1971-1972 available October . 1st. One rangx, xtomatlc washers 9931. - if-n,nn~iTTi Intendent, 8791666, 2791610, Attest: JOHN J.' WALLETT, Judge X two-bedroom Rxch. Fam- long spex fashioned from a “®e an aii-xt attack, at what- er, helicopters vriUrred In over tlago statix left the air. ^ schxl year. Bid opening Sep­ condltloners, refrigerator, THE MITTEN REALTY 242-6668. > Uy rxm, garage, 100x200’ blade taped to a brxm hxdle. “*® ^® A*® prtax xd dropped cannls- Camus’ response sent some tember 28, 1971 at 8:00 p.m. for iS m ^arantees. ^ “'em at MANCHESTER - Deluxe two- ^ange, xd heat, hot . Probate Court x-eee-eiea. B.Ti.B.D. Pexl’s P e x l’s AxUxees. Applixces, 649 -bedrxm - apartment. $206 per water, ... ’ basemekit garage, HEBRON — WaU St., 2 - bed- 648^980 WOODUND CLAIM LIMITATION DECREE treed lot. Only $28,000. Bel Air The trench which cut throu$4i " xe m x tgp gfjgp cannlster of tex gx. 6,600 pounds of winter clothing '. the Athletic Supplies, x d 8:30 Main St. Call 6492m ESTATE OF iReal Estate, 648-0882. a yard.wx the remnxt of x „ State, policemen, guards xd on its way to Chile Mxday. p.'m. for Music SuppUes. Speci­ GERMAN shepherd for ^ sede, mxtb. Including heat, appU-. Xulte preferred. ChU after 6 ivartmxte, heat, hot Member of ..MLB. Over 80 years ELMER C. ANDERSON male, 9 months, old, AKC, RBJFRIGEJRATOR — e^iart- xxs,’ air - conditioning cx- p.m. 6499644. water, carpeting, applixces. In the buslneM. MANCm District ot Manchester — ... ' ...... - ‘*'® ®T^®*® N e l ^ A. i R x k r f e r r ^ <1®P“‘‘®® stormed^ the He gathered the clothing, do­ fications x d jbld forms mhy The fiduciary Is Isabel M. Anderson nated by neighbors and cuiitom- black x d t x . 6698040. pete. Paul W. Dougx, Real------— _____ chUdren welxme. Available located at 34 Elm Terrace, Man­ I to defend .themselves against a ^e hours following Thura- P’’*®®"’ be secured at the Business Of­ ment size, Uke new, $76. 80” APARTMENTS from within era, at his shop x d then was ! fice, Board of E ducatlx, 1146 tor, 6494636. MANCHESTER — Deluxe one- Immediately. .$199 m xthly. chester, Conn. 06010. Wanted - Real iEsfale 77 „ day’s rebelllx, the cxvlcts re- Gunfire echoed g x stove, $36. Aluminum com­ MANCHESTBIR area — 9 r x m It Is DECREED that all claims , Gasoline had been spread quested formation of a special ‘*'® able to arrange tor tree trans- Main ' Street, M xchester, Con­ AKC rare pure white German bedroom duplex. $196 per 6490882, 6493871. bination screen dxrs, $10. custom buUt O a rrlsx Colo­ HOMtESTEAD ST. against the above estate bo pre- over some xeas. mediatix pifoei to hex their And Natixal Guardsmen portatix by truck and air. necticut. The right is reserved Shepterd puppies^ good pete, AVAILABLE Immediately love- month, including heat, appU- OFF W. BDDlMJi TFKE. ^?nted\o“tao,;ildu^^”‘^or“”bePo^^ ksLUNQ yxr pn>i;^rtv?' We ®''«'’^ ® ^ mediatix pttoei to hex their protectix. 1-2999841. e x h . 643-2466 evenings or 648- COVENTRY — 8%- beautiful nial. Large family type rooms. December 7, J971. J , ”® - Barricades—some charged grievxcea. 'And a heavllV to reject x y ‘ x d all bids. ly 9roxi Townhouse, kitchx ancM, air - cxdltionlng, cx- MANOHESffBR made their appearxee as 70 “EverytMng is freie," he said ; 1443. ______^qilltutces, rooms, $176. 3% eJt $160. plus Five bedrooms, 3% baths, dx- Attest: JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge need listings. Call John H. Lap- with electrlplty—had electricity—had been boon built built arm armed ed force of 800 state poUce-police- trucks rumbled up to the main Monday. "It’s fxtastlc.” carpeted Uving .pets, taU basement. Paul W. ble garage. Hayes Agxcy, pen Inc., Realtors, 649-6261. Douglx E. Pierce, machine — Singer ^^oom, 1% baths, full base- Dougx Realtor, 6494686. utiUties, adults, x pete. Lots 1, 2 Xd 9bedrxm luxury Probate Court in several corridors. ^ men and sheriff's deputies was prixn gate xd carried fully More thx 80 people were FREE KITTENS, two m x th s SOWING 646-0181. apartmente. Fxturea wall-to- CLAIM LIMITATION DECREE Business Mxager zig-zag. Buttonholes, mono- ment. Located at 124 Florence of fresh air. 742-7?08, 743-6966. pld. CaU 6496906. wall carpeting, vxlty tile ONE EOTATBA.v.A ftjrnv.AOlinn Ol^FLOMNCB'lioZZBR nn wnv.nnm nn your homo or acre exei^lseexercise areaaarex were leftlert byoy theuie tvails. gfof ? Attica Prisx.Prlox. ^ u^ousandsthousxdathousxds werwwere l^ftleft witi^^sMwluixt grams, hems, etc. Originally 8t-> P**' nnonth. CaU 649 MA^tCHESTER — L x g e three- MANCHESTER — Immaculate batha, built-in oven, Tange, A-K-A MOZAZER OR MOZDER OR age? For prompt friendly serv­ $349. now only $64. Easy »82 or 644-8896. now (38-40-42) MAZDER ice, call Loula Dlmpck Real­ subdued prisxers who were a dramatic face-to-fxe In 10 minutes the aasxlt was ta>mbs in and nex Valparateo, Wanlod To Ron! 58 9roomi' Ranch plus 13x17’' fam­ dlXwaaher, refrigerator and District of Manchester forced to strip before going meeUnK wlta the c x v lc ts in a terms. CaU- 622-0931,—- — dealer. - - two-family house. Fully cx- The fiduciary Is Walter Messer lo­ ty, Realtors, 6499823. But 37 more Camus’ hometown. ily room. Thrx large bed dlapooal, electric heat. 2 alr- bock into the cell arex for FlhJil} controlled by the . ^ • BXJUR - large rooms, peted, ^r-condltloned, op^- r b l JABLE family needs apart- rooms, flreplxed Uving rx m , cxdltioners, glass slldiiur cated at 186°Birch S t, Manchester, a n illra ms’s xnstAw 1 sS4 __ _ _ . . Conn. 06040. at.t. rtAHH tor v x r uroDertv showers x d Ixkup. Oswald agreed x the ® S'®** • ELE'VEN cubic foot refrigera- adults, no pets. Call xytime, ances, | dishwasher, garbage *mxr**fx ‘"mmedUUe x cu - a ttx h e d garage. Private yard. dxrs, sU large rxms. Full It Is DECREED that all claims ™ J®“^, p r ^ r t y ■‘•'wora anu . ^ ttet^ ujgjg " u became apparent to me." tor. Five piece formica kltch' 643-0667. basement storage x x , am­ 12M-33H against the abqve estate be pre- within 24 h x rs . Avoid red Makeshift tents used by some jjg „ admlnlat’nitlv* Oswald nald "that fiirfhar d« ?"*** cxvsnlent p„cy. CaU 6491389. 30s. W olvertx Agency, Re­ Stay neat-n-trim when sented to the flduoUry on or before t.r,- of the rehals still dotted the " . ®® "® Atanmistrattve Oswald said, that further de- Silence Rulee X set. P h x e 648-4294. neighborhood. Washer and altors, 0493818, ple parking. Starting at $176. BUILDERS-THINK __ TWO- BEDfUlOM duplex with Hxdy to shopping, xhxls, A buttoned-bodlce ■dds doing household chores in December 9, 1971, w*.ra would jeopardise the lives — garage. Adults preferred. No dryer hook-up. Basement stor- WANTED November 1st, Maine an interesting look to this this cover-all apron with Attest: JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge Black Illness age. Security deposit required, cxple, Midors, furnished' bus x d rellglSiis fxllltles. What is your future in contract homes? Pre-cut Musical Instnimenl 53 pete. 6496089. Stylish dress I No. 8147 pansy-appliqued pockets. Probate Court WankM. xd sheet.. “taJSrh" a‘"fr t '"'^‘f ______No pets. $ ^ monthly. L617- ^rartment, rent or wb-leass. Model apxtmxt opx tor with PHOTO-auiDB Is In No. 2104 has tissue . . . DISTRICT OF COVENTRY, 8.9, IN PLANNING to sell yxr a resUbule In ceUblxk D - stan tiy T lx ih i^t It 2 ' WASHINGTON .as-.(AP) - inapM tlx waskday’s 1-7 p.m. home, you have a number of the center of the rebelltx-wx -I - ‘*®' ‘*‘® ■‘»‘®- W A n m n u i v n t a r i ------me^ and pre-engineering is the answer. MORE homes EPIPHONE electric guitar. 2 THREE-ROOM apartment, first M7-S786. 6498760. S iu i 12% to 22% (bust fits 88-40-42; full- sewing PROBATE COURT. September 8, with the SAME crew. Heritage Homes, Inc. will — wasksnda 1-6 p.|m, and finishing, directions. A.D. 1971. dxlrion. to make. How well -^led high Jlth Die- TrT xd S 2 d txk’tae'^t ^ ^ Hospital atOotalS Lea P x l stx d a rd pick-ups. floor. Includes stove, refrigera- r>irTitvB.— i a------86-45). Size 14%, 87 bust ESTATE o r Richard A. Prior late WMI mUlCA ^AIVl UH'II ______■______MSa_ _« ____a * VWAIQ LOOK U le flFBt fhdbWlBAllfAa urifrh fAnt* eesam m eaA f ------asaist you with architectural plans and services tor, heat and hot water. Avail- ' bedrxm apart- RETAIL executive dsslres two- . . . 2% yards of 64-lnch. IIND101 Is stisi (er SKh Pdtsrs of ^ventry In- said District, de- you n^e them will deter- ^ta of wood. preitaTi^X^^ih^i^* themselves with tax gx and spokesmen for gupreau Single cut-a-way, very old, cairetlng, bedrxm house or opturtment PRBSIDINTIAL ttuUt by .zJsdstiL M itils ■n6^SS6IIS|. mine, to a large degree, yxr Emutv cans Gxbaae «xy planning stepe to-, jhunchera xd knives xd had cx-i juatioe Huso L Biaek'a — home plan brochures — all necessary contract CaU 6496662. able October 1, $146 per month ^•A'*®'*'’*** P aftsm s available only Upx the appIleaUon of Mary S. Call 6492497 appUances, 2 alr- In Manchester lurea. OaU 644- VIU lAG B APTS. In sIsM shown. .WB, to .Mtoj. .tor »M«. •» '•<“«> »»»SZ fturms — price guid^ and schedules, ^so FHA- and security, Prior, admlnfsiratrlx prxbig that It you wish to discuss the real'gnto the hxn# of debris « scorns neoeseary. »/ weapox. Ho said they had pro- ™.®® t’etase to uwue a ^ uwor after 6:80. xndlUoners, full basement, 1604. U A R Housing Carpi then be a sale of real eetate as per 286 know how. Interested? wuher-dryer hook-up, vanity MANCHISTIR application on fiN more fully ap­ estate------m x k e t x d- ..the speolflo------onto the hxp. of debris. T^® ‘®®k “• fl«t lUe pared trap, in the building they Antiques 55 pears. It Is FIVE-ROOM Apartment-Offices type bath, glass sUdlng doors One and two bedrooma. considerations that may be in­ Saturday when William Quinn, held x d had erected elec- ***® **® *• “"der medtosl Act now. Osil or write fx details BusIim m PrdpMty ORDERED, That said application THE Birches Xtiquea,- RxU comblnaUx, heat, hot water, onto patio. $230 per mxth. Imihedlate oocupxoy. Rentals by bsbe heard x d determined atil the PiPro- volved '^ i v x in the Mle ofat your a guxd who had wffere^ brain trically charged carrioadea. ewe. t Paul Bray, 1Beglanal Manager The Pall A Winter '71 bote Office, In Coventir In laid Dia- home, p le x e call Dave Ode- Gold Embargo damage during the xtbreak of 44-A, Ashford, C o x , Open private bath, alr-condlUoning, Robert D.. Murdock, Rsaltor, For Sob 70 N xr ooiixla, ohurohM ^ b s r t D. ALBUM is 064, includes 4 s»i#AA .mmm A%..m ItSmt ..O <1 _ ^ A _ __ 0. _ _ ' "It became apparent to me „ Wednesday, Thursday, Fri­ carpeting, ground flxr Ixa- 6493693. and ohopplng eentor, on M urdxk postage and, handling. a S' mi.‘'Tt ilso gard.'Realtor. There is ’ of On April 19. 1988, x embargo v*®*®"®® Thursday, dlgd! ahort’y before thrattack that a that BUck w x a pattedi, INDUSTRIAL Bcnsd land — ning, x d that public notlo* be given ------— ... ----- ^ ----- . . ----- HERITAGE day, 10 a.m. — 8 p.m. Open tlx , pxklng. Apply Marlow’s, bue l|m . CaU xyU m e Rsaltor 648-3693 Ssnd $1.00 for the nbw THI AID $UILTIR... | ISKlIsr fkr course; no obllgatix. Odegard wx plxed x all gold ship- And newsmen were tipped we were dealing here with men ^ Ji*” {•* HOMES, INC. 867 Main Bt,, 6496221 4%-ROOM TOWNHOUSE, fully Sxth Windsor, Route 6. 16 64$-9661 Mfil-siilkTsii slis 1$ of the pendency of laid appitoallou ■bVTHAlCraON BOAD WESTFIELD, MASS. 61666 Sunday 1-6 p.m., 742-6607. *71 Fall and Winter Bar and the time x d place of hearing Realty, MLS, 648-48W. menU by exeoujive order of “*^1 Natixal Guard trxpq in who were fxatloal, men who !»«• mnmm------esrpsted, sppllsncu, disposal, xras, water, oawar, rail, fx 545-2523 646-69M ■io FABHION filled with Ihefeqn, by publlohlng a copy of IhUi PreslijMt Frxklln D. Roose- Niagara Falls, Buffalo x d Ba- wore revolutionaries,” Oswald. ^ TEL. 1-416-668-I614 —------' I ' " 80 LOCUST Street, 4 rx m s, hsqt, 1% teths, private full Bate X laiid teasa. Johit lovely designs and sswr orddr once In' a newepopei' having a velt. ’flu.,in effect txk the tavia had benn placed X alert. «ild. to 1 v a lias ■eenrity, family unit. Call bsseinsnt and parking- $236. Btessll, Carrloga Realty, 649 oiroulatlx In lalA DUtriot, at leoat Ihg ffatures. 7 dayi before eald day of hearing. ttc & d H c r& ld A dS/ v^®** ®^ fl** K®*** a** tn^t only Rxkefeller "It wx a declslx that had to the court reexvenes Oct. 4. K eacl tte ra ld A ds 646-3436, 96. \ mxthly. 6496$3S after 6 p.m. 1110, DAVID 0. RAPPB, Judge awitoxsa ami:::acBMa dard. cxld authorize. be made at the moment." TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1971 p a q b EiGm riBN Average Dally Net Preaa Run The Weather iianrlffiatMr, Iwftting 1|wali» For Tho Woek Ended aoptombor ll, 1871 Clear tonight except patchy fog In low areas; low about 8t. Manchester Models Named dub To Hear Tomorrow sunny but becoming About Town 15,274 cloudy late in day; high In 80s. Food Expert EMU Chapter, IIAM, wUl ■ Hospital Notes For Clult Show Manchenter— A City of Village Charm bava a biulnaaa m M tbv at 7;M vnmNo notnts Frank P. IsUtucoa, coordi­ tomorrow ovonlng at tho Maaon- Models have been named for 24 Hr. S«rvlM le Thmpla, nMamiadlate Care Semi* the . Manchester Republican nator of the food service man­ VOL.^ L X X X X , NO. 294 (FORTY PA6ES-^TW0 SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEIHBER 16, 1971 (CkMoifled Advortlalag ee Page S7jt PRICE FIFTEEN CENT! private, noon • t p.ni., and 4 Women’a Club "Fall Fashions agement ourrioulum at Man­ a t Margarat’a drole, Daugh- p.m. • 8 p^m.; private rooma, for 1971" fashion show to be chester Community College, 10 a.m. * S p.in., and 4 p.m. •. 8 held Sept. 33 at 8 p.m. at the FUEL tora'of laaballa, will tneet to­ p.m. will be guest speaker at the 17.9 COD night at 8 In tha Ko4C Home. Manchester Oountiy Club. ___ Pedlatrlea: Parenta allowed The models Include Mra. Dor- Manchester JutUcm Women’s Tha axacuUve board Brood St., BIanch8»t«r ty Baptlat Church will meet to­ year, he Is supervisor of the the Caravelle Hotel where Sen. huriert in n niS«i nnmr^nv witness also related a was buried on a hillside entrance open from 11 p.m. to bly. Order of Rainbow for Girls, Fashion show tickets may be Hebron has been aimounced by night at 7 :S0 In the Youth Build­ food service training program Geoige McGovern. D-S.D., ‘«'c“ >®nt wn®r® the pilot 7 a.m. All other outalde doom at Its meeting at the Masonic obtained by contacting Mrs. Al- her mother, Mra. E. George overlooking Attica state ing oi the church. project at the Manchester Sen­ merican of- are- looked during the night Temple. She succeeds Miss De- fr’od Kargl, 166 Ferguson (Rd. Gorsky of E. Middle Tpke. She prison today, .there still ahlft borah Brown. ------ior Citizens Center as ' well as was preparing fbr ted. ..no«c®r "Ws troops \better not was no firm official ex­ Hollla Circle of South United is also the daughter of the late performing his duties at Man­ -me bomb exploded ,wim a October 3rd presl- shoot at him.' Other officers elected are Maurice L. Alexander. planation of who shot nine Methodlat Church will meet to­ chester Community College. roar heard mroughout down- Lt. Col. BVederick Watke Patienta Today: 871 Miss Barbara Seavey, worthy Hamilton Standard Her fiance Is the son of Mr. hostages in the four-day night at 7:80 at the home of associate advisor; Miss Yvoiuie The meeting Is open to guests town flaigon at 10:10 p.m., ^ - ®**®R®*^ Mra. Ruaaell MacKendrlck, 18 ADMITTED YBJSTERDAY: C^ 8 $3.4 Million Job and Mrs. Donald E. Raymond and all women between the when crowds were at their treatment of veterans by local convict revolt. Smith, charity ; Miss Tonya “ They got too lenient wim the Blale Dr. Mrs. Katherine J. Brown, 374 WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — of Gilead St. ages of 31 and M wishing to peak on mis street. Several Kweniment officials. Police Taylor St., TalcottvlUe; James Pearl, hope; and Miss Kathy Miss Alexander Is a graduate passers-by were injured. stopped him and took him to a . caotaln inmates,” said one woman Finnegan, faiith. United Aircraft's Oorp's. Ham­ join the organUattom, neighbor of the Quiim family as A aervlce of Holy Communion CampbeU, 107 Campbell ilton Standard Division has of Manchester High School and The temb blew out part of '*'“ ®*’® **® ‘*'®‘* WatL bald he then wenv «, Ave., Vemon; Mrs. Nlnetba G. The newly elected and ap- Eastern Connecticut State Col­ she stood on me periphery of- will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. pointed officers will be Installed been awarded a 88.4 million t,he gravesite congregation. The at St. Mary’a Bplacopal Church. Casasanta, M Echo Dr., Ver- lege, Willlmantlc where she club. One witness reported a Buu was me third veteran to a non. next month In semi-public cere- contract for work on the Air guard’s widow, Nancy, fought monies at the Masonic Temple. Force’s new B-1 bomber. It was majored In elementary educa­ body being hurled mrough me die in such proteste by fire, all Alao, 'Beaton J. Case, SOI ;*XWeV told him "that he had to stopi' back tears as her husband Was The Adult Bible Study Class Miss Smith is the daughter of announced here Monday. tion. She is employed by the air. In oppoelUon to me govern' East Hampton public school m e club occupied two stories the unnecessfCry killing." As a lowered into the earth. of Zion EvangeUcal Uitheran Mr. and Mrs. James Nichols of The award is a subcontract (See Page Eight) result, Watke said, Barker went State Correction Commission­ Church wUl meet tonight at 7:80 Maiton R. Rosewood Lane, Brdton, and the granted Hamilton Standard by system as a Grade 3 teacher. In a five-story building, m e up­ Comeau, Miami, Fla.; Roy J. Mr. Raymond is a graduate per floors contain a physical on me radio and ordered a er Russell G. Oswald, agreeing late Albert J. ^mlth. She Is a North American Rockwell Corp. with a medical examiner's "re­ at the churchy___ Fltxpntrick. 27E Bluefleld Dr.; of Rham High School and Is at­ culture club and several apart­ cease-fire and told troops to ' senior at Bolton High School of California, prime contractor ports, said mat the hostages Cathy L. Oadoury, Columbia; tending the school of engineer­ ments. hold meir positions. The Alplna ^ e t y j ^ m «^ oorke, Rolling where she is treasurer of the for the supersonic bomber. ^'UNDERSCENE'' MULTI-COLORED^^ Watke, who men commanded died of gunshot wounds. NaUonal Honor Society and a Hamilton Standard will engl- ing at tho University of Connect­ Several motorbikes parked at McGovern tomorrowmorrow at 7:80 p.m.p. at the Coventry. an aviation battalion, related member of the Future Teachers neer and build air condltionhig, icut. He Is also employed by me curb were wrecked and me Itallan-Amer|pan Club. Also, Richard A. Gottlieb, ISO street was filled wim broken the pilots report; dub, French dub, Blo-Science pressurliatlon and air reclrcu- Pratt and Whitney Division of Correction Commissioner Os­ _ „ , ___ Richmond Dr.; George J. Hills, dub, Math dub, and yearbook lation systems for the airplane, United Aircraft, East Hartford. glass. Irk ed By "Mr. mompson as well as The S en toi^ tU im f^ t e ^ s cwchester; C h r l ^ e r J. La- m e bomb was believed^ to be wald’s statement appears on staff. She is also a member of' others approached told me ^ ^ W. JOddle Tpke.; body shirts of the plasUc type, similar to there was unnecessary killing Page' 19. a fourth bus. Everyone udio North United Methodist Church. Marjorie E. Lyttle, 171 E. Oen- that which wrecked me CBC registered for this bus must pay Viet Report going on out mere.” “ Mr. night club a few blocks away Thompson told me mere were me fee before Fri- ^ MbcKen- Oswald also said that no fire­ Tolland; Mis. Peter F. Finoc- FOR THE STUDENT BODY last April, killing an American SAIGON (AP) — a t y offl- casualties In me My Lai area day at 4 JO p.m. . Matthew arms were found In the posses­ chlaiv and son. Warehouse and a V ie n n e s e riiiger. clals claimed today Sen. . . . of noncombatantg and that Point; Mrs. Donald Luster and b y fa m o u s BESTFORM''^ Two Americim teldlers wmo Q^^ige S. McGovern un------sion of inmates or In me prison mere were no weapons or web after Mond^SSs assault by l* 'center son. White Birch Dr., Tolland. Xv-v.;.;. ^ r e s te n d ^ in front of me'Tu knowingly was meeting wim a (Army) “gear heavily armed police and Na­ St-: Camerlne Moran, An- DISCHABGED SUNDAY: Oo club said there w m a street •yjgj cong terrorist group when "'Following mat he 'observed wlU m ^ tom^t at 8 at me ^ oj^^^no, • Button or tional Guardsmen. Mrs. Rita L. LeClerc, RFD 4, few minutes ear- was endangered by a rock eight people moved across Ihe home of iMi». Harold Mclntire, HlUlard St.; Thomas V Soum Coventry; Bruno Monaco, Zipper Front The revolt left 42 dead. 2S8 Venun flt. Panctera, S4 Hackmatack St 83 Scott D r.; Mrs. Kathleen Styles a fire-bomb barrage against open and moved Into a hut or Elsewhere, Great Meadow UclTha^teen c5 ie ” *!iJd^ church. The senator bunker. They were noncomba- stes. *iAA« fnl T AIbo John P. Papineau 198 Brown, Blast Hartford; FVrlonge prison, a maximum security fa­ protested to President Nguyen tante and chUdren. cility in Comstock in norm- . Z porter St.; Edward S. PUStuIa BTynn, Tc^Uand St., Tolland. With Match­ Van Thieu that me claim was a ter wm haw a t e ^ ^ ggj, ^^^1 Rd.; Dirk D. Ro- Also, Mrs. Constance Hodg­ M rr^ ^ ™ ® “ “ *® ® “ '” '® '^®*‘® advancing eastern New York, Inmates ing Bro' "personal Insult". onto that point and If mey (the hsarsal Umlfht and a ^ ^ Brtan Rd.. Soum kins, 4 Hunter R d.; Lyle T. Ned- SHpec! 4 Milo Merino of Kan- ' h« loid -tn.i« . “ “ ‘®y went on a four-hour spree ot hearsal tomorrow night t a ^ - Mrs. Gladys C. Ryan, dow, 18 Bank St.; Leo E. Mc- Bikini aaTaty, Kan., said me Ameri- ™ , '^‘®‘"a»"«®®)Vietnamese) sta; there they bottle throwing and fire setting IV Auditorium East Hartford; David Scavetta, Partland, 206 Skinner Rd., Ver­ Sett would be killed. early this morning, Correction High School for iU production ^ Levris Dr., Soum Windsor; by a nxHiD ■‘“'S*'te of 15 t to 20 Vietnam- Skater*. u mrS^^VSd a ^ ^ "He found an officer .. . and Department spokesmen said. non; Wilson C. Carroll,-6 West T vni.ma u,g1 president as expressing sur- "The Price.;’ Percy A. Spicer, 38 Main St., St., Andover; Daryl B. Kenlson, confronted him wim me .,fact Quinn, 28, died Saturday of B i TalcottvlUe; Joanne E. Thomp- 604 Abby Rd., Soum Windsor. A lew minuteamin.it... later,lot..- lusti..of ait- o « f*..P*'*®® ®t me JT police version w of . . . me officer Informed him he Some 200 New York corrections officers salute as the body of William E. Quinn, Injuries he suffered Thursday The Senior M ethodl^ »ot» 80 Amott Rd.; Earl A. Also, Allen Bopker, WUliman- er the MPs arrived, the blast " I ® ^ would xconUnue to move. 28, is carried from Attica’s St. Vincent dePaul Church after funeral. (AP Photo) Use of Force in me inlttel riot at Attica. Soum United M ^ od lst Church oobb HUl Rd.; "He died in me service of Ida tic; Daniel E. Stutz, RFD 2, went off. H r'sald Thieu promised he ^®">pson said he was going to win meet Thursday ««* » »t ^ WeSolowksl, 708 Bald Hill Rd., Tolland; Chris­ take me pe^le out and his fellow man, an exemplary fa­ Susannah Wesley Hall of me g, Defended By ther of his family and a man tine E. Franklin, Blast Hart­ ™ vs ZT troops tetter not shoot at him." On Attica chureh. Plans wUl be (fu s s e d em THS YESTERDAY: A ford; Mrs. Lynn Lesblnes, 166 Merino, suffered cute from fly- McGovern lodired his nrotest Watke '.auic menuien toldlom of. me evac- who abided by the law of God,"' for me groiqys lom anniversary ^^„^ter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Warren Ave.; Vemon. l^glaas^but was not seriously j u r i ^ r 4 i t 1 ^ t e nfe^ng the child. said the Most Rev. James McNulty, bishap of the Buffalo Amston; a daughter to Also, Mrs. Christina Moreland, ____ "One of Thompson’s ^ crew- Rockefeller m lnd^ to bring , l ^ h . Bev- ^ ^ /-•To oo.«o. ...i.k olo.koo oo„ '"^*th m ieu mat came just after Roman Catholic dloceae, >yho 204 Woodland Dr., Soum Wind­ Gls, some with domes cov- Salgon - etty officials Issued t"®" walked among the group erages wUl be served. Glastonbury; a daughter to Mr. sor; James M. Griffln, 464 ered wim blood, joined Viet-' World Reacts with Horror NEW YORK (AP) — Oov. presided at me requiem Masa. ll I 1*11 Ol/CbVVstatements 111 a 11 L B UieUIIUllgclaiming thatUULL bodies--- c» viiuu and found BLIU a child still , Tfelson A. Rockefeller today de- The autopsy reports con- ~ k. .. aZ T 3— o iA Mrs. Ronald Hawkins. Oov- Avery St., Soum Windsor; Mrs. Disahled ^ e r i c w Veterans daughter to Mr.» and r i^ m s fronT^e club^**** ® ® McGovern had unknowingly f^ve.^ He carried me child Into LONDON (AP) — "I am of taking a soft line with criml- mat we are on the verge " fended his decision to sanction tradlcted another peut of me Elva M. Post, 99 Main St.; Louis Ra.t'In Hiu 400 n.ii..'nr>n»h...f *"®^ ^*1®* Cong codrc at ^® Chopper and mey took It to sickened by America,” wrote a nals wholesale anarchy." ^ DaiT^ey, 63 Mega, 196 Oak St.; Mrs. BeUy iM iinnue, «uumuegnonneasi /.hnr-.h Quong Ngai hospital.” n/n.roman ,.,i,n me use of armed forces In original official report—that at 7.80 p.m..at me VFW Home. Hebron; a daugh- the church. British newsman who visited iver _ _ Key of me____ London Daily K®y ®®kl he did not teUeve qoeiung mo Inmate revolt that hostages’ throats had been silt. Flucl^er, 92 Hublard Dr., of the capital, university stu­ ____ VW l.t.^ A A.A1 . 4 t«A A4 4 I4TA 1b%.^I48« m4 ^ ~ ” ...... U.S. Ambassador Bllsworm Watke said when he reported New York’s AtUca prison after Express, ' the newsman y,)]o ^^® AtUca Incident could hap­ RFD, Vemon; 'Wirs. Harriette dents staged an anti-American left 42 dead at Attica state pris- The deam toll—from me four , The American Legion and y j ^ e h ^ P ^ t . Bunker was also present at the ^ Barker “ he seemed quite the riot that took the lives of 41 America sickens him, pen anywhere else in me world. on. days of insurrection roM to 43 Greenberg, Blast Hartford. and antlgovemment demonstra­ meeting wim Thieu. taken by It, concerned, his ac- convicts and prison, employes. ported from New York: "For "We should be careful.lest we SATURDAY: Also, Mrs. Vemon F. Niles tion for me third day. "I do not see how I could today—10. .hostages and 82 In- M DI»2IAR0ED SATU The South Dakota Democrat, tlons were positive.” Newspapers mroughout Eu- me first Ume In four years of tall Into the trap that me Amer- 6 Jr. and son, 83 Birch St.; Mrs. have done any differently,” he mates. Officials at a B w W iSir*"* ^ N. Hagenow. 6 U.S. Senior Adviser 'Robert the only announced presidential Later’ In the day Watke said, rope published longmy accounts living and Working here 1 am Icaiw have laid for them Edward Ricard and son, 38 East said hospital said a critically !^**n Ooslee Dr.; John O. Roman, Wenzel said about 100 Hue Uni­ aspirant in 1972, said he Is con Barker told him he had not of the bloody end to me jail shocked to me point where I. se- selves,” he wrote. "In melr ef Poet in ® 1280 SuUivan Ave., Soum Wlnd^ St., Rockville; Mrs. James ______Rockefeller, at an Impromptu 7 ® ^ '* P.m. et the Ru*nan-Amerlcan *#• ^rstty stodente gatoered In me persons who attended ^®*' h> locate me Infantry mutiny under headlines reflec- riously question whemer this Is forte to encourage piditlcal WandzUak and snon UTtiA*nHue’s the church meeting were not n ®"‘®®r f t t n a f on the ground j a...abut jaIt ______was u . li^ _ l^ r r o r ^ d dismay? t h T c w.... n ^ ° F ^ t . ” to. raise > my______FMAATtvibUMfreedom and n««fl racialM mlal I t erance "®^*^,^®™^®® ^Meanv^le a botUe-throwlng National Center on Wemersfleld ^ ^ ^ e thorne St. Ave., and me Goodale-Ramaker ?»» soum side, across me Perfume •yigt Cong, but persons inter- brought out at the trial of Lt. several commentators children lr«.” they have created a refuge for ton office, said mere was no DISOHAROBD YESTER­ me criminal and the aJiarch- evidence that —•--• rebel • Inmates --- River from me Citadel. est^ In prison reform and al- WUUam L, C allej^r. mat Cal- bi«ned me rebellion on racial "True," Key added, “ a na- Unit Saturday at 7 p.m. at me DAY : Mrs. EHzabem Sousa, had shown "a real desire to Or®at Meadow state to Post Home in O l d b u r y . C c ^ ! Harriet Dr., Ooventry; | Harold SeviMlU Are tembs were legedly unjust legal procedures, '®y"*f" a.v, pressuros Inside the prison. One tlon’s pulse cannot be taken . setue" me retelUon by negotla- n o r m e ^ r n N e w York w h w mrown by the students, Wenzel ..j him (Thieu) I thought H®ndef8on Is ch a fed wim j^e penal system "drove fmm the _____J ___ Tass, me Soviet news agency, correction officers earlier had S. Lyman, 114 Maple St.; Louis The GOlden Age a u b wUl have WUUam L. ^t® ». Enfle.Jd; said, and a Korean vehicle was ■ ■■ ■ faiiino- to nmnei-iv 4n„aafi/rai. - called for Oswald’s ouster. N. Ward, Fitchburg, Mass.; a potluck and business meeting Leiml8..'I. Mc- Col. Do Klen Nhteu, me mayor, called In to patrol the walls at Members are asked to use toe R. Edward*, 467 Adams St.; Groorty, 210 Main St,i Dori-Ann » bomb at me police chief’s cor, . , To Cease to Exist at Norwich Arraigned Great Meadow and Clinton pris­ rear entrance. AU chapter Raymond E. Combs, East Hart- Neddo, El€lst Hartford; CSiris- adding to the tension. Several “r t h a r t r i ^ S m" dte- on in Dannemora. membeia are Invited, and furth- ford; Mrs. Naincy L. Hegener,. tine R. Anderson, 139 Skinner I iiousii': flro bombing, were rep. . (AP) — An escapee from a Also, Mrs. Brian Fitzpatrick L Ity center at' Norwich State spokesman in Albany said me Charles Barrera, 862 Vernon St. olyn S. Marston, 216 Oak St.; In me coastal city of Nha "student attack group.” state mental Institution In Nor­ and son; Blast Hartford; Mrs. Traiig, a disabled veteran who Hoepltal will soon cease to ex­ : Donald Livingston, 28 Locust Nhleu named 18 p e r^ a , wich, Corm., was ordered com­ (See Page Eight) Soum United MemodUt Church St., ^ m Windsor. Alan .Gaines and son, Stafford; died from ' severe burns suf­ ist, officials say, but problems mitted to Bridgewater State wUl have a training session for Also, Mra. Norah C. Starln, 21 Mrs." Donald Figiela and son, fered In an attempt to immo- (Sm Page Eight) surrounding treatment of the Hospital for 36 days obaerva- Junior High teachers tonight at Jordt 0t.; Mrs. Viola E. Jarvis,. Goose Lane, Coventry; Mrs. criminally Insane show no signs lion today at his arraignment 7 at me church. 46 Phelps Rd.; Mrs. Florence Thomas Zuraw and son, 66 Win­ '! I A il !! i* of evaporating. on charges that he shot and ----- C. Traill, 16 stock PL; Maria ter St.; iMrs. Robert S. Lassen All patients liequiring max­ critically wounded two’ Spencer Dup«M Circle of Soum United Moroz, 74 W. Main St. Rock- and son, 19 Radding St. imum security wilt bo handled policemen Tuesday. Student Vote Methodist Church will meet to­ nt the new Security Treatment vUle. •4. At Conference: Robert M. Layne, 29, former­ night at 8 for a fair workshop Center In'Middletown beginning Aloe, Mrs. Garpld B. Cole and NURSERY SCHOOL ly ' of Glastonbury, -Ckmn., en­ at me home of Mra. Robert son, 8A Oxford St.; Mrs. Duane Oct. 1, said Ernest A. Shep­ tered no plea to two counts of Rule Upheld tnd Congregational Church Samuelaon, 108 Hemlock St. Pfismer and son. Old Poet Rd., m 8 GOP Governors Block herd, state.mental heaim com­ assault wim intent to murder, OPENINO FOR THE FALL “ S: P A a o y tSAti missioner, . (our counts of assault and bat­ 4 Yr. Olds - Pre-KIndergarton However,, only 76 of me cen­ tery by means of a dangerous By U.S. Court Fiscal Policy Criticism ter’s 160 beds can be used dur­ wouiK>ii, unlawful possession of. _ CALL BIBS. DEWEY ing the balance of me fiscal •48-8888 a dangerous weapon, being a NEW YORK (AP) Tlte SAN JUAN, P.R. (AP) - Re- menl In defense of the Nixon year (June 30, 1972) because of fugitive from Justice imd kid- D.S. Court of Appeals, denying p u b 1.1 c a n governors easily program, to cose toe Issue money and personnel short­ an appeal by mo City of New SOUTH SKX naplng. [NTSANCt blocked today a Democratic at- came up for debate, It did not. ages, Shepherd sold Tuesday., Ball was sot at »U2,000 by Haven, t.’onn.. today upheld a tempt to have the 64th National "We slinply deplore that mo The announcement brought _ District Court Judge Albert E. lower court order mat Yala Governors Conference criticize Democratic governors seek to expressions of relief from off!' Muykel. University students be allowed President Nixon's new econom- use this bipartisan conference dais ut the Norwich foolllty, Shot were Spencer police to register to vote the samo as Bra-Bikini Sat WM to policy ns Inequitable. as a forum for what.wo believe which has been the subject of chief Robert H. Parker, 40, uml omer New Haven residents, Wimout a word of debate, mo is a narrow and partisan np- severe criticism In recent patrolman Richard M. McBvoy, A mree-Judge panel, sitting to 3.50 ' i i m i Damocratlo resolution was re- proach," sold Gov, -Iphn A. weeks, aimed bom it alleged 26. Both were reported on the me U.S. District Court House, Jaoted for lack of a three-quar­ Love ot Colorado. lack of security and lack ot danger list in the intensive care denied the request of the CTly 10 DAY SALE Undorfcono't vivid n#vy 100% nylon knit mm ters vote to suspend conference I jovo - said partisanship was trontmoht. unit ut Worcester City Hospital of New- Haven (or a stay at an doilgn In vibrant multi-colori. N«w, mm rules and permit Its considera­ fueled, too, by mo featured role "Morale Is abysmally low lifter undergoing surgery. order Issued Monday by U.i. tion. of Sen. Edmund 8. Muskle of here right now," commented Both hud been wounded in Diet. Judge M. JoMph S i:® ?: •xelfingl Tho button-front body ihirt ho* hospital superlntondont Dr. Oov. Mnrvln Mnhdel of Mary- Maine ut Tuesday night’s for- me chest and abdomen. Blumonfeld to Hartford, Conn, o man'* collar and ll••v*i to mok* It o Morgan O. Martin, SEPTEMBER 15 TO nd formally proposed the res­ mal state, dinner. Police gave this occuimt: Judge Blumenfeld decided In 25 Isi fashion lt#m; and th# itylo with tho olution for me Democrats. It Martin sold he feared mat Muskle told tho govornore mo The shooting took place at a favor of Yale students who publicity surrotindlng the hospt- mm said administration economic killing of more than 40 convicts gss station In Bust Brookfield, aued me cUy. contending that Induitrlol front zippor and mock turti* tnl would discourage potential actions and proposala do not In- and hostages In n four-day up- police said, where the two offi- they were dlsorimltiated Each Defail Counfs nock glvo.i tho look of today. Both map * surt equity of ellhor benefits or York's Altlca patients. "Salmon (ths maximum at- cers brought Uiyne after pick- against by being required to crotch doilgn which gllmlnoloi. ihirt •Miiflcts. . prison "is more slnrk proof Ing him up In Spencer (or ques- queittone and peo- REGULAR 8ALE 2 FOR fashion gams to work , TO# rssolullon “ '•« ^vtealed .omeming Is terribly curtly center) Is only a small There are no minor defailt in funaral tucking. Bro-biklnl lot In itrotch nylon part of thta hospital - 80 beds,” tknlng Istyne hud left his car more proof- of resldenoy in uniforms that aro nrofit r e s e t s •« P " « wi-ong In Amtrtca . , . at the gas station for repairs, appIloanUi for voter larvica. If semathing will ba of help 7.98 6.99 18.99 with onough knittod control to ihOpo lulure program of wage and Marlin said. "We have 1,800* "T lii aystem has not failed other hurl minds here snd sn- I ollce said ho was acting In a raglstratlon In New Haven. to tha family, it's important and da- 8.98 7.99 16.00 anything but drab you naturally. Each ono *lio, to fit all, sueplcUm. matmsn to front of a 9.98 8.99 ***ltepubnoaii^^^ ••‘•’Her Put some of us'have (ailed Ihe-oth.t i.ixxi c^ilpaUenls. ' noW bunk when fit* WR4 sarvas our dotait attention. 17.00 In the day and agreed on the eyslem," mo senator told the collie will fear Norwich and plloant must te presumed to be 10.98 9.99 19.00 100% polyoilor, Dacron polyoilor and heiuled strategy they used to block the black-lie banquet, "and teth not come or bring thsir rela- After the shooting Isivne fled ® reeldeni of the oily 11.98 10.99 21.00 cotton, Dacron polyocter and nylon knit Niaasura. i pollUcnl parties nnd most re- lives here. Delgya In seeking isiyne ueu „ he Is at least U year* oM, 12.98 jorcey blonde In thl* eutctandlns group III the police cruleer. He aban 11.69 22.00 of unlformc, All hovo fomouc brand 946 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER Ow, t/lnwood A. Hollon of cent ndintolslrallons can claim treatment make the prognuels lUsied the cruiser shortly after has Mved to NoW Haven for at 18.98 i2M 24.00 name* you'll 'rocognlio Intmedlotoly. Vllftola moved tor the Imme- soing share of me blame." worse." ward and grabbed a woman • '• • a r ts N«W 14.98 Whlto and poctel colon, tiioc A to IB, Open Thurt. ta 9 P.M. dlaie vofoe voln Ihsi rejected Uive qiieslloneit the |ir»|iriely atrtngent security maasurei «UNM«.TM t 0«0«« OF INI 60IMN BUU 12.99 26.00 hoalage. Mm. Itlehard M Wll- *• » 16.98 18.79 26.00 8 to 30, 14M to 34M. tlw Demmrsllc plan. of acconllng Muakle. a leitolng were pul Into eNecI foltewteg ktiRMdi. Cd. ol HntukfUUI, wUSffl. At * caucus sllended by candidate tor Ihs Democratic the esca|>e Monday of (our man running with ter Into a wooded -In Its ap|NNU, IU#4 Tuesday la HOIMES White HoUM counsellor Donald preatdanttel nomtoaiian, the from the Salmon bulidlilf and 490 MAIN tm iT • MANaitST.tR.CONN. ' 946 MAIN STREET— DOWNTOWN Vlaw ahttefs dismal corridor at maximum aaciirity wani at Norw (8 m rage Klght) (NI* Fags U kS S ) ssrs-ss rr.isr-'s:: .m . r ^ . ««« — r - — HOWA8D HOIMCS A8THUR HOIMES NORMAN HOLMES OREN DAILY 9 j3 0 - 5 i80 — THURB, TILL fiOO P.M.