TUESDAY, JUNE S9, 1971 PACTB SIXTEEN Avarata Dalljr Net Piece Rim The Weather J|l«wii^ct»r Evimitis fnraUi Fee The Week Ended Fair, warm tonight; low near May IS, 1S71 70. Tomorrow early cloudlnew, at Mbtliaa Hale. becoming baiy, hot, humid with lO . JuHe T. MagSo, kinder* iiattrJiPHtpr lu m tig HfraUi chance cf late thunderahewers; Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Campbell high in 90s. About Town D r. Petry Fire Calls garten tancher at ManoheStor OPENING JULY 1st 15,550 Ib m b m o< CkmirtMU CktuneU, Orem. Manehetter— A City of VMage Chtarm KOfO, will m ««t tooigtit lU 7 at Named to School Positions Mrs. Lorraine Thoma, Oiada T o Intern S tMldlCr At TJth^diln, the KaiO Home 4nd proceed to Teatoiday aftamoon at lS:4t Advcethdng on Ikgo SS) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS town ftremen put out a ihyar Mrs. Joan B. Wood has ■w la a mambar d tha Mta. P eail MIokals, aodd MIMDE TMLOI SHOP VOL. LXXXX, NO. 2S0 CraniTY-SIX PAGES—TWO SBCnONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1971 the Burke S\UMral Hbme, TV Manohaater, Oomiecttout. a n d Proapect St, Roekrllle, to pay At Boston Are at « Batlata Rd. Bumiiig Uppdniad homa ecoaomles da- wsdw r under health and wal- MdNOMHiraB PJBBdBB— Mfinni IBVML paitmeat reprssentatlva at Ill- NaUonal BducaHon Aeaoelar reapeeta to the late John Touch* grata on BUwaU S t brought (are aervleas to ebllitran In non- gPMQggUHNO IN ' Dr. Judith Petry, daughter d lag'Jhaior High School; and ttona and tha American Horn# ette, a member. Mr. and lira. Joeej^ Jaokaon d tham thare at S:as p.m., and proOt aohoola. they Sw eveniag wUh M n. Jean P. CUmpheS, senior Becnomlea Aaeodallon. Mr. I B i li C. Reyndda, ProJ- 174 Vernon St, has been aceept- aehod aodal wmhar. Mllaon B. Mrs. OampbeU graduated Theri will be an ordination a brubb fire at MS Mfmtemr g t a d Oddontte toadMr. oniiai HUE w m ed at New Bnghmd Medical Pea kin Jr. aedetant suparin- from LHdngtan (Maae.) High New Orleans aervlce tonight at 7:M p.m. In at 7:1S. Oenter Hospitals, Boaton, Mast, tendwt d aohoola for poram- School. She rocelvod an SB In the aanetuary ot Bmanuel for Intemah^ in straight anr- T h a . K i ^ Diatflet man put '-ujm nm Senator Reads nel, made lha aanouaeement to sodatogy and pigrohology from Lutheran Church for Lawrence gery. out a lire at TdO laat night In ttie Board d Bduoathm Mat D .A .H e ld In a dumpator at BenSy Sehod. Slmmcna OoSags in Boston end N. Wogman. A reeeptlan will Earlier this month, she receiv­ night an MB In aodal ed f v hram oumiM - «rui foUow. ed her medical dagraa tram Mia. Mood auoeaode Mis. Boaton IM vanlty Sehod d So- Cosfrfd/fCS Albany (M.T.) MMloal OoUoge d a l Mock. Bia waa aaaortalad RIASONAHI riUCIS Bribe Count Cmplsml h Irom U Barbara Pdtattoa, and Mia. The Feaat of St. Peter, Etoly Oampbdl aaeeaadi Mlaa Balb wUh scboda to the Oreater Oommunlon, will be tonight at ITS BdO-SdB MON.-TORS-WMs. WASHINGTON (A P I- Pentagon LA PAS — Tha nanu dtU a Hrdfman, both d whom ratlrod Boaton area toe tour yearn and 7 at St. I b r y ’a B^plaeopal BdB-tdO room .-Big. BoSvlaa o a p U a l ttds year. has bsMi a aehod aodal worker tdO- ldO SATURDAT New Orleans district attor- ■ Church. There win be a 10 a.m. In .Manebeater ;tor (our yeaia. •‘poao^’ tatUahlalaty Mia. Wood graduated from ney Jim Garrison, two communion aertlee tomorrow. .(N.B.) High SdMMl She |e a. mambar d the MBA UggvHs and the League d Women Vot­ New Orleans policemen and and laeeivad bar BS fat home At TIm PSfksdv M 1 a a Jacquelyn Boudier, was w«B In IIM . eoonomlce from Keaae (N.H.) ers. two other persons were ar­ Open daughter c( Mr, and lira. B^mn> m a m c h i s t i e . In haadquaiteia. oftM ravaged, la State Odlege. She has taught U The board accepted the fd - rested today ■ on federal cia A. Boucher at M Priaoaton. yeaim In Mawnhaater, U at Ben- kerlng redgnatlone: Read .Herald AdverliMnieiitt oallad Palado the chargee of taking up to St haa been named to the “Burned Palace.’ nat Junior High School and 4 at KUth Jbnae, Qrade B teacher By KENNETH J. FREED hearlng of a Senate subcommit­ Presidential press secretary dean'a list at Annhunt Oopage, $1,500 a month to protect and tee read sections of the contro­ Rtmald L. Ziegler also said the South Woodrtook, During grad­ illegal gambling with pin­ FRED S. HOFFMAN versial study for three hours White House had no comment. uation ceremonlea In May she ball machines. Aseoclatod Press Writers and 31 minutes. Gravel said there was no Jus­ recehred departmental boaaca Atty. Om i. John N. lOtcheU The result was to make avaU- tification for keeping the still of­ for being conaletently outatand- ■aid arrest warrants issued' WASHINGTON (AP) — able to newsmen and the public ficially top-secret papers from • ing in her major Held or Bug- Tuesday night to New Orteana The night before President a major share of Qie material, the Amertoen people. Uah. charged Ganisan and tha others Ljmdon B. Johnson cut parttcularly the narrative ac- T have read these documents with brlbeiy. Illegal gambUng back the bombing of North count of poUcy-maldng end var- j convinced I am in no BdwaM gfcMbnin oC M Wood- - ious documents or excerpts. way Jeopeurdhdng this nation’s and obstruetton of law enforce­ Vietnam in his successful Gravel’s aides said some mate­ bridge St; who graduated from ment ' security.’’ he said. 1968 bid to start peace rial the senator thought sensi­ Manchester - B l ^ School laat One of the dM osures in the Oarrlson came to national pt. tive was screened out of the re­ week, plana to enter to U B . tentton through bis attempts to talks the State Depart­ material released by Oravel Army. Hla name waa omitted ment secretly sent word to leased material. Some passages was-that Secretary of Defense prosecute businessman. Ctoy had been cut out with a rasor Inadvertently from the list ot Robert S. McNamara raised Sbaw for what Oarrlson said its Vietnam war allies that blade. those planning to Join the -ear- with PresidMit John F. Kennedy was a conspiracy to assassinate the move would most likely Public reports on the 47-vol­ vice which appeared laat Fri­ Pdry PieMdent John F. Kennedy. fail and full-scale resump­ ume. 7,000-pege account were as early as Nov. 8, IM l, the pos- day on the EDgh Sdvool World Mltehsll said criminal com- Polytechnic Soetltute, Ttoy, N.T. tion of the air war was pages In The Herald. plalnte agatoat Oarrlson and the New York Times and mibse- for an accelerated atudiee pro- possible any time. tour other persons arho were ar­ „ ,.-,„rn-,nn- queriUy pubUshed by other Ib e suggestion w m cou] ^ There will be a rahearaal d gram ottered Jointly by RPI and A message to U.8. ambassa- rested, plus five othsrs who are dors in six captials instructed newspapers as the secret study 'rS S f the Oreater Manrheetor Bummer AMC. to her eenlor year at being sought, resulted from a them to ten the aUled govern- leaked widely. ’The government ^ Pope Oreheatra tonight from 7 medical aehod, ahe racelvad ysar-tong tovwsHgatlon by the ment chiefs: then took the issue of puWlca- to B at Sia Unitarian Meetbig the Daggett Traat Prise for pro- Justice Departtoent’s organised “ You Miould make clear that tion Into the courts, obtaining vteer, for some hHroductlcn woinviui - noiwkn - mmwnntomi Ms country and he deeervee and extension of the sales tax u the income tax amendment *TMl(ra TMOife CfNTMiVIUMi . 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l b ' # ' i.1 MAW \H jfiHlTHIt W Wm Nft HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1971 PAGE TdBBE MANfWigyfER EVENING HERALD. MAJK^gESTT^ CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1971 PAGB TWO sic traning at the Recruit V e m o n Training Command, Ortando, Sheinwold on Bridge Business €k>ne Global F la. Business Mirrm* Sao Paulo^s Mayor Frets School Board Dean's list I n thm Dennis AvMy, Davis Rd., El­ FQRRM«18/WO IF AUWAYS SIGHT Names Heads lington, was among 10 Ocnnect- Stamps iV e iM Over Growth of the City gKLDOM POPULAB NOKTH iout residents named to the Modernization Seen Needed By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 4 9 1 2 Of Departments Dean’s list at the Samuel I. “Is a brUlga player ever Jus­ How About Security? Ward TOchnieal OoUege cf the crete and traffic exhaust The (7 K 5 And SAO PAULO, Brasil (AP) — Nedertanci: Nederland mayor reaUaen this wUI be kmg tified in diarsEanEng her part­ 0 «734 John BeUlno was ««»* »* «« univentty of Hartford. For Toujn Budding Codes Without warning, a trim, bald- By ffTHBUNG F. GBBEN value in Japan. The Treasury in coming and costly, so for (he ner's algnal?" * desperate A K932 Special Award 20C+10 ;§5c+10 li^ msM wearing a sports rfdrt began an • Investigation in B j JOHN OCIHHrr speech to the Modular Hbualnr present he reties on laws such reader asks. “I w*» EAST Third in a Sertea Mias Oattaerine Hewes, 85 that crime in tbe accompany­ WEST Miarch. I f the marges are up­ bidder; foreign bids run 30 to SO department and Ralph Schu- AP BaHiiM A—ly t Sympoatum here. And a nation­ appears at a subway ccsistruc- as the one which prohibits any­ George Dr., Rockville, who 4 K 6 3 A 74 ■; WAflHNQTDN (AP) — Dow held, a special' tariff could be Industry p e r m n t below thooe of Am ert- m ey, head oif the HhigUsh de­ al market, of couwe, requires Mew site. He convetsea briefly one from cutting down a tree ing hand, and my hiialxuid Mill graduated from tbe Oak Hill n m n YORK (AP) — UtenUy <0 QJ93 <0 8 6 2 tha Uhitod States' tradBonal levim to equalise the price. can manufacturers. partment, at the meeting of the that what la built for one town Is without piiiiiilatttsi from the hasn’t forgiven me. The fact School for the Blind on June hundreds of munldp*! "buUdhig with engineers, makea a few 0 K 10 2 o AJ96 poBi^ of anoouraging free trade A three-year atoel agreement, Foreign manufacturers are Board of KducaUoti last night, d ty . mat I was right and he was In Absentia 28, was a recipient cf a qieclal codes todajr rigiilgr eaftw e tbe acceptable In anottier. notes and leaves. Mlwitea later A QJIO AA 876 wwken the natton’s Industrial due to expire Dec. 81, binds B3u- able to cut prices tfaU low be- board also granted wrong doesn’t alter his at­ improvement award at gradua­ use of pnidueta and moHwrts Smith, piwddwit of Mi^ajr- he’s at C3ty Hall, presiding over Figuelredo Ferras Is pi idling SOUTH haw tor defense and economic ropeon Common Market compa- cause their own goveciraents iggyes of absence to the foUow- adetds Soonomlcs, added: “In for administrative reforms such titude.’ ’ better suited for a cenbinr aco- A AQIIOS growth? idea to over-all ceilings on their permlt them to chaiga tvrtce m teachers: Patricia Noed- tion exercises. VMtten In die iSOOe^ thqr i(- order to compete effectively, a conference on flood control. as bringing traffic control and f B iaici a Soidh dealer. Armco and Kaiser Jointly plan a Miss Hewes was commended Nbrtb-Soudi vulneiahle. O A 1074 flhat queation is being, asked stort ahlpmenta to the United mum, or more, at home (or the grade 2, Skinner Rd. no(« Ole diecoveriea, tatvenlkaia and to praduce efficiently, de­ n r STD KBOMIBH Then he rushes off totheSanlta- water siqiply under city indeed mlU In Australia. tor general improvement In all Opening lead—<)ueen of Cbiba - 0 Q 3 . iwatrtently by Indurbry end labor 'Spates. In a tetter of intent to same equipment in a nuuket School; Carolee Geoffroy, grade •ad Impronrements i/t d ie moat velopers and users of conatruc- AP NewafSainreo Oon Dept, to taste the rice and of state Jurisdiction. But he re­ Government officials who are areas. "I tod tbe queen of chdw, A 43 aUlM to oonqdalnte to Qmgreaa the eecretary of state, Japan clcoed to all outside competi­ 3, Maple Street School; Bar- tednoiocically advanced nation tlon ^ratems need to know that beans the streetdeanecs are cognizes that the osrer'aM solu­ charged with watchdog respon­ Perform ers Soogtat Bacfa summer the Nether­ dummy played low and my bus- sooth West North >Eaat over dleplacement cf Utt. pro- also agreed not to change tion. "W e could deliver eiectri- la the world. There la ttUle loilc they can operate on a more or getting fo r lunch. tion for making Sao Paulo atop sibilities over the Industrial , > .1. 1 _> . ___ _ bara SuUivan, grade 8, Vernon lands Issues a set of aeml-postal hand played the eight of ciuhs j ^ Pau 1 NT Pass duetton by imports of Increas­ markedly Its post pattern of The RockvIUe Hoapital Auxil­ and leaa cauUtency to them. lean equal fbOUnr throughout This is Joee Oarloa de Flguei- is out of his control. hose for defend mobilisation crlces than Britteh buyera pay, ^ u « » . from the East hand. This was 2 PsM 2 A ABP sm mtpments. But it did m. iary ip imw looking tor dancers, They differ more than they the naltnnal market. stamps with imiisiial designs. ^ ingly sophisticated jiroducts. - shew no alarm over steel or any Barnes, grade 1, N ortheast redo Ferras, university "We must do aomething to obviously a signal to conOnus ______■ but we don’t even know when aingera. musicians and comedi­ •Cree. "The only way a nattonal The additional values go to the And while it is hardly a novel other segment of Industry. The (oUowing resignations professor, fmrner track star and slow down the movement t^ota clubs, but I switched to the the orders are being taken," ans to take port In Its ‘Tollies’’ Aa a reault. innovatlan la market can be developed is to ioow In Ani^can poIUical de^ “ I don't beUeve the industrial were accepted; Crystal Hansen, benefit of a different charitable now mayor of South America’s the countryside to the cities, not deuce of dlamflnda but very few populsilty oon- . . Japan's increase in said one American manufactur­ which will be held Oct. 22 and thwarted, infertor pimducta are override the present atomised bote, the quealllan is being asked base is being dlaslpated,’’ said secretary to assistant superin­ organisation in that country. biggest dty. Sympathetic Just here but a ll o v e r B n a U ," “My lord and master eat up teets. high-profit steel er. 28. Proceeds from the rtiow go used snd time oonaumlnff tech­ system of rsgulatian.*' frieiMls say Flguetredo Ferras he said. "We must make it in a new and unique atmoe- Anthony Bertsch, director of the tendent; Irm e Cornish, French toward the hospital’s extensive Local or "stick" builders, so- This year’s apt conaiats of five as though he had been stung, Daily itneete phere, complicated by Ameri­ O ffice of MotoUixaUon Readl- ai^ Spanish, high school; Rus­ niques are emplagred at the cort baa infaerlted South America’s practical for people to remain in but said nothing because Wa Partner opens wilh oaa epoda, building program. of qimUty and efBdency. And it caBed because they assemble Four oif them depict d e­ can corporatlana ttaemselvesi JtqMui increased steeply its nesB, in the Com m erce Depart- . . . full impact of sell Burke, custodian, kttddle biggest proUem. rural areas. We need more high- mothm’ Imd taught him good gnd the next player passes, Mrs. Raymond Zowada and is more tium coincidence that much of the house stick by stick tails of srooden statiies dating In an attempt to compete on shipments of higtaer-cort, hlgh- School; Sharon WeU, grade 4, “Sao Paulo must stop grow- ways, rural electrification, re- mannen. He returned a trump y o u holdi EpadM, K-a-S; foreiypi competition Mrs. Edward Lepore are chair­ (hue is at the same time a bous- tndead of using modules, argue back to the 15th century by un­ THEATER TIME eqiHl terms In'the marketpisce er-proflt special steels, whim we're ore not going com- Maple Stiroet; Nancy WtlUams, Ing, or else It will turn into gional agricultural and techni- hacaiiaa hls father had taught Hearts, Q-4-8-3; Dlarownla, K- men (or the affair which lag shortage. that while their methods are known arUsta The fifth adhe­ With meapM: foreign products, sell for as mum as 82,000 a ton, nomic competitiveness in some art. Middle School; Jcaiuia chaos," the S3-year-oid majror cal schooia" SCHEDULE Paul Jennings, president of is sponsored every' two years The clamor now is rising from said to be backward, they are sive honors the Federation of faim good bridge. la -t; Chiba, Q -d'l*- . American corporations are compared with about 8100 for areas of production, but not our SkriduUs, grade i. Center Road Netherlands Universities in told a visitor. “Our population is Tet while the mayor speaks. "South lost a finesse to the what de you aayT going midUnailanal — wtaMim- basic steels. the Electrical Workers Union, by the auxlUary. various directlana (or Mniferm stlU as efficient as the tachocy Planet >» «id 1.» 1,^.; A kickoff for recruiting talent Adult Education which recently increasing by more than 200,000 poor people continue to stream State: “fiisc^ie from iring- of trumpo, and I returned Answer: Bid 3-NT. This Ing production faculties abroad ‘W e’ve been socked right In codes, but that doewt’t mean buildera. interview. cempetitton in heavy electrical Ml^e ' w ll be held October 5 at Elling­ celebrated its 50th anniversary. year. We no longer have the into Sao Paulo at the rate of 400 at Apes” 7:45-8:15. a trump. Soutfa won and led a promises 13 to 15 paints in high to cxqpttallie on tower wages and the eyeballs,’’ said one alloy we’ll get them. Vested interests That is the positinn of the Na- "We seem to be staying eq u ^ i^ is yet to be fett. Most The board voted to cease ton Ridge Country Club. The resources to supply the people a day from the (arms of nelgb- UA Theatre East: "The 34 club, allowing the tmi to hold, cards, wttb balanced dtstrllm- operating coots. 'steel producer. Other'countries, will week hard to maintain their tional Asaodattm of Home The statues on the stamps ahead In the more highly engl- ^jn^con compani«» are work- meetings during the summer rtiow will be directed by a with basic services: Housing, bortng •Mimm O eraie state and Hours o f Lem ans” 7:15-8:30. I led another trump. don and rtrengtlr In each of the Union qimeemen complain not party to any agreement, prtvQeges. Bufidexu, whose memberdi^ of are: The Apostle Paul (in the neered and sophisticated sectors jj_ ^ contracts awarded sever- tor othir than emergencies, member of the Jerome H. Car­ electricity, sanitation, transpor- from tbe draugfatwtrlcken north­ Manchester Drive - In: "Es- "Soum won the third trump unbId suits. In this case you toot ttie miiltinatlanal corpora- helped with the socking. UdoM wlB iiuiat that certain 54,000 tnchidiBs many thoneamls Archlepiscopal Museum of of defense-essential Industry, yeara ago, he said, and Service Notes gill Producing Co. of New York tatian water,” he said. “Today, east region. Usually illiterate ciqw from Planet of Apes” in dummy and returned the iia,ve only 13 points, but you tion also are exporting Ameri- Sweden doubled its U.8. sales Read Herald Advertisemeiits wock-aavlig’ procedures be of local, on-site buUders, mod Utrecht), Joachim and Ann And we’re not going com­ “ When *Knf work is completed. Marine Lance..porp. Robert J. pecple doa’t ‘live’ in this city. and without technical skills, 10:45; "T h e U ndefeated" 8:45. irinfT of clubs, ruffing out me have two tens an^ a nine Iiy cen tectanoiogy, mum of tt ac­ of tool steels and now holds 34 a t y . suppliers w ill of whom have modernised to the (Naticnal Mueeum in Amster­ pletely out of bustneas in any they may face layoffs because Klatka, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- They’re punished by IL" they sleep in doorways of down­ Blast Hartford Drive - In: ace and Jack to set up dum- way of campenasUoa. It pays quired at taiqiayer expense, per cent of the U.8. market. Im­ lobby to have the code specify extent of using prehung doors, dam), John the Baptist and the field, even In industries meeting more recent contracts have seph Klatka of 7 Terrace Dr., Known to the rest of Brasil as town office buBdIngs or set up "There’s a Girt in My Soup” my's nine. He was stU down to stretch a point when the hid through licensing arrangements ports hold 67 per cent of the their product. Local “stick’’ windows and trusses Scribes (Munlcipsl Museum of heavy import competition like participated in the major Joint “the city that can’t stop,” Sao cardboard shiieks under free­ 8:45; ’ TJoctor’ s TOves” 10:30. one. so clearly deacribea your hand. and Joint-venture partnerships stainless wire rod market, gone to foreign firm s." builders w ill fig h t to keq;> out The N AH B is atrongiy in fa vo r Arnhem), Ann, Mary and the electronics and textiles.’’ service exercise Bhcotic Dancer Paulo has become an urban way overpasees. Ehist Windsor D rive - I n : Still Annoyed Copyright im with foreign producers. Technol­ against 43 per cent five years Does the situation represent a (actory-prodneed homes. of modernise tlnn and standardi- Christ Child (The Bonnetanten A s h>r the export o f Am erican IV with the Second Marine Di­ IMPALA planner’s nightmare. It has A $3 million study contracted "Support Tour Local Gunfigtat- “Since my husband was still General Feotores Ooop. ogy developed with government ago, and 53 per cent of the stain­ threat to national security. It Neverlbdess, a modd code satlan, it says. And, in tact, the MusBum in Maastricht). teclmology, some industry and vision off the North Carolina m ore than 6 miUlon people with­ by the city three years ago er" 8:45; "Mrs. PoUifax Spy" annoyed, I told him that South funds under reaearm and deyei- less wire market, up from 22 does, said GE President F i^ J. TAILORS tion of municipal building idea of subsHtiding perform- This ssrles of summer stamps government cfflclala see the coast in the c i^ Umlts and is No. 3 in predicted Sao Paulo’s popula­ 10:30. would make tbe contract opmertt contracts is “UteraUy per cent hi 1960. Borch. wi«t guide the modendsar ais» codes for those ttat qteci- is the S2nd in a continuing series pcasibtUty of future problems in "Over a period of time, this The three-week training exer­ HONGKONG legulatham Is -ehoAiiiMi to he fy certain produotn meets with that started in 1M5with a hiatus poptfiation In tbe Wertern Hemi-tion in UW would be 10 to 13 Meadows Drive - In: "The against a club continuation. He P i g and a W o lf I>eddled abroad" at a fracUon ct ■We (the steel Industry) be­ the possible leakage of such course wilt weaken the coun­ cise Involved some 60,000 Army, 1lM ghspper»s Patadlaa In Harttetd released T«e«et moafh hy four its approval. during the war years between sphere. All indlcatlcns are that Tniiiitwi and as high as 20 miMion Hard Ride 8:50; “Bora Los- tcid m e Mint nobody loves a ita coot, contend , the AFLrCID, Ueve that from time to time June 88 Thru Friday 3ad July. technology through the network try’s industrial base,’’ he said. Navy, Air Force and Mhrlne large code osgaidaation: Said an NAHB ipokewnan 1943 and 1»45. it w ttl overtake N ew Y o rk by Including the suburbe. ers” 10:30. smart aleck. What rtxnild I do a bitter foe of the multinational there wlU arise situations where Don’t miss this opportunity — get measured tor hand- Top T V Animals of 'multinational corporations, "W e would have to slow down Corps personnrt divided into op- The American Insurance As- flatly: “All buUdens are for per------IS6O. "The etty simply must come Blue - H iiia D rive - In : "V an ­ new?” movement whim It sees as a It will be in the U.S, interest to tailored elegant clothaa from HONG KDNO. Seleot your the licensing of foreign firms to 3ur research and development posing forces. inteniatlaDal Confer- formance codes.” xra mathematical equations sao Paulo Is bigger In area to a halt—now,” Figuelredo ishing Point” 8dS0; “ Butch Cas­ Thke some lessons from your H(MDTWOOD, Oallf. (AP) — threat: to Jobs, and union me{m- consider temporaiy UmltaUcns SALE! choice of over 5,000 aamplea. ____ make U.S. products, or the en­ effoitB, worsening the sltua- of wnnAtiig the Sucfa codes would permit tbe changed tbe face of the than Dos Angeles (5TB sq. mL Ferras says. sid y " 10:30. rn o m ^ l^ It’s trae The American Humani AssocU- benhlps, at home. on imports as a possible strate­ tering of Joint ventures or merg­ tlon.’ ’ Navy Seaman Ajqirentlce Before NOW tlon has awarded Ito best anl- 'nie Nixon administration gy," Stinson told Congress. northern Building Oode Con- builder to use his ihgeninlty in world are featured on new versus 458), and its metropcH- ers with overseas companies. ------—■ Gary C. Lathrop, son of Jfr. Italian allk mohair ault US ...... 881.00 US 8M.W mofto at the charge that tbe Hls view Is supported by the 48.00 grten and the Bulldhig Officisla designing and oonrtnicting a atamps from Nicaragua. The tan area, wttb a papulation of and Mrs. Arthur Lathrop of 41 BritlBh aharfcakin suit ...... 78.00 ■ml Otade Admhdatreboea. honse. K would encourage tan^ equationa range from the basic n.ore than 8 mlUton, has n early country’s Indurtrial base Is United Steelworkers, once a pil­ SPECIAL Fine Britlah worsted su it...... 88.00 58.00 Rice Planters of Borneo lar of support for free trade. Changes Schools Dailey (3rcle, was graduated NOW The code, to be made avail- vnUon In the uae af prodiicta. <■00^ plug oqc equals two" to twice aa many manufacturing tramp ^ tto pig in the television being Impaired. A White House , . . concerned with lead 2 SUITS B efore top h ^ seri^Green Acres," won the aide suggested the Idea was Union Ifice President Joseph P. DALLAS (AP) - Dr. Joe A. Cashmere ^ t. Jacket ...... 68.00 88.00 able for 87, will still be only a And it would likewise aneuuray complicated developments plants (37,500) as greater CJiica.- in technology 88.00 augfiwtiiai ’There le no edict momifactuiera to provide me which have enabled man to go. "naive.’’ A spokesman for the Motony told an emergency HoweU. vice president for stu- Service School ^mmand Na- FOR $99 8 Pcs. Knit Suit ...... 68.00 Guided hy Seven Stars ru ff^ test TaUor Made Shirts at 86-60 each. that keys a town must abide by ptoducta reach the moon and split the Commerce Department said meeting of steel management dent affairs at Southern Method- T r a ^ Center, Great The dty has grown so fast tricks would men and labor in Marm that Japan’s The White House Is more con­ tt. And, in fact. It la mqweted If the rtracturo failed to per- atom. By BRIAN GOMEZ accept her in q>ite of the amax- XJjB, industry might have loot its 1st University, has transferred Lake®, ui- government ageocies have been concentration on specialty steels cerned with seeing that the that lettmigy wM cause many to form property, the huBder or his ing story of the children begot­ competitive poaittoa in some to the University of South Florl- “ ^ ™ o n e SHIRT For .Appointment Call or Visit Mr. Victor Wanl Included are laaac Newton’s hopelessly left behind In their But a pUyer who dlmegards eliminates the Jobr of "six to United States stays ahead in de­ da as vice president and dean of Navy Airman Robert J. Bi- T E L : — 348-7851 Unoce it bonding cotnpuiy would be SXNGAPORE (AP) — U your ten of the wind god. 'kh ^ aSrays The association said Sancho, a fleld e “ but not our skills o r abU- f r e e WITH Law of Gravity, Albert Bhn- efforts to keep pace. Downtown eight ttmes more steelworkers student affairs. ' vona, arm of Mr. and Mrs. AT SHOREHAM MOTOR HOTEL How, tfaenfora, is the prob- forced to make good or pay the forefathers were native Borneo ^ 37 generations and th^ woW featured to me Dismq^ Ity ." veloping new technology. TWO SUITS 10 AJ4. to 8 P.M. atein’a mothemafical dlaoovery traffic is a massive anart. The than i(wouId be displaced) by a U.S. technological suiieriority HowcJl had been at SiMU since Francis Blvona of 48 Davis 440 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD lem to be rraoived? Seven penal^ In a ruined reputathm, a which ushered In th nuclear age. air is polluted. MHHons of "Pau- Ibon (Sea Dayak) headhunters myths later a young man, Jef- expecUUy then.) ducUon "The Wild Country,’’ already have eaiahitrtied reminder that innovatlan doesn’t comparable ton of impoiied has thrived on federal funds and Ave., was graduated from ba- Archimedes diacovery of me le- listas" lack telephones, paved chances are you could trace AtaUte player ^ota always was named best animal actor in mandatory codas, and a good mean cutting corners. . . . on verge o f losing basic steel.’’ on the willingness of private M '^hnTiHHftroance codes ^er, Pyttugorus, geometric theo- and Ugh&da .. rtree*A------i^ r o and- ancestry to fniit, soared into me.heavais on touranmenU a feature film for 1970.______many Urge buUdinga-^eqtecially 0 W wlM« penuruse*** ___wavi.mff.ln MrtUvtitMiTtMvid ^ ^ the "spirlto” me spurs of a giant bird. its world leadership The U.S. cannot p^etrate the managements to i^ow bock sub­ bom Konstantin ’Tsloikovsld’s piped-in water. Ndghboitiood protective wall erected by Ja­ makers of factory or industrial- nuke and stars. There he met Bunsu Blntang stantial earnings into reeecuxh makers of factory or rnmwzw- — ----- aqiiaH«i whldi gave the chang- porks, schooU and hoqiitato are pan around its own steel indus­ and' development. ***? for a privileged mlnorl- Kadam Kloi, a member of the Banyak, the youngest of me Ple­ The Senate-House Economic oode Uneeded to agree that they try. "We couldn’t seU steel in Some industries now contend bums away, John Napier's dis- ty. Sarawak state legislatiye as­ iades, got married and later had OommUtoa has inquired ipto tbe “t^fci^aiaHaart K-aiOtig Will With them, the gueosl Japan tor a dollar a ton if we that both the earnings and the covery of logarithms, and four „-ould anybody want to sembly, vriio died in a car crash a son. Issue. It heard from the steel in- require "«Maaai maiketa.’’ said that they are rtm a gave green stamps to boot,’’ research are joopordlxed. One other famous malhematical be the mayor? three years ago, traced bis ge­ But against the expresB wirti duaby, on the verge of toeing its Dr. George Smttfa recently in a off. Unfortuiutdy. said Mblony. of these is the heavy electrical finda which have contributed to <-D in phyalcal scl- ers only to plant padl when the Steel industry and labor en­ —^Here, federal faculties such nal, the Ptoiadee trace back in B y the time vtduntory limits as BonnekdUe and T V A award 95 seller of tbe year. and rauid «"Mda a Qllta- a rotarv en- Recovery Forces (TASK once and mathematics and an- dorsed that provision, but they Pleiades was in me xenim of me were imposed in 1988, steel Im­ S^^^ndber man up and ed, lAuped caTtty. The trlanc^e ^ wlU be the m eet coepenaiTe pub- sky Just aa they had been sittin g ^ a the practice of scniUpjxing a ^aikliig Areoe • Qae Stpttons • BwAetbaU Oourta 2L oompanles scattered eroond points touch the wall over the Inches by 6% ® 5^ Uc works project tn the history around In her hut r h E p i pig’s Uver to ascertain luck or ' Ianet . . . mjgAt M o w even Now Boekteg tor Seoronai Wojk _ the world have signed contracts cavity forming throe separate er Inserted to simpUiy hannu^. ^ Braxtl, with an expected The seven stars came to be fate, and ibis is stUl done by All Work Perannaily ftapervloed. W# a » I88% lnsufad. tor UM of the WairiOrt engine In chambers. There are no valves Due to the popularity ^ over 81 bBUon. known as the Fteiades. greater im ports HiMi- own areas. to open and cloaa. cancellatlflo service and the lim- ry.„..-..r4v.i began tn 1988 but Meanwhile, on the earth be- Dayaks to this day,” Sandln A p adds In kiA article. In tact, when tbe makers japan proved one of the most One of the major problems Ited postal faculties on recovery jocently had limped along, low, a powerful chief—the son of BY Df LUY( ■■ DaMAIO MOTHERS raecpilve apota tor the rotary with the Wankel is higher air mips, eam recovery force ^ mayor pufaHcly has prom- a die^—had left home in seenm boosted tho price of ejonstructien riA lJ . 843-7681 power Idea. Already more than poUntlan rattos Gum convention- ordinator will acce^ a hioZ a 6-mlle stretch from of a house in the sky because typea c f Otee* b y 12 per cent ear­ 1 per of the can on Japa- al « ^ Ma mum of taro covers from an In- downtown to the north side w ill the frogs In his country crooked ly In Jarmaxy, the Nixon admin- Moe htglHraya ore WaiMel-paw- Enginaeia report that hydro- dividual coUectm-. be operating by October, 1973. incessantly. . i Istratlott hlnM it might allow erad. carbon emisrtons run several When more than the authorix- Also high on bis list: Creating The young man, Abu Tlngang, ■ WHClNIUtTIOlSIMNIS* ' even gresfer Importa utdeos tlm A Japoneoe firm, Maatia, was Mmea higher than in en- ed number of covers is received, a “green heart" amid Sao Pau- found Dayang Liang and man­ price advance was trimmed. Bie fliot to get Its ratoiy-pow- gines, emlartcns cf ok- they vriU be returned unprocess- ia’s central core of steel, con- aged to persuade hla parents to JohnWhyne That atruck dismay to the ered wigina into the American t^jos of nitrogen appear lower ed. Covers received too late (or hearts of a particular segment aatea race on anjrtUng reoam- and carbon numoKlde figures distribution to Recovery Force Rock Hudson of the steel industry which iiMiiY a vuhsne huatneso. are abnMt the same. units wUl also be returned un- hadn’t even been Involved In U first ooid a tow in Warning- a GM official aald Wonlml processed, the Undefeated tbe price increase—the makers PANWlSlQN* COlOi BY DElUd ton and Etalda, then a big ad- turns out Ugh henepower tor a Addresses for the AtlanUc and 'J^\ THEATRE EtST of stainless and other special vertlrtng campaign began May unit ao small. He added, "If you Pacific area coordinators are: aUoy steels. 14 when ttaa car was Ini i>winced going to hang emlaidon con- Apollo 15 Covers, Tam BV>rce An inpouring of special ateela f u l l STEREINPHONIC SOUND! al bargain-basement prices al­ In OaUtocxda. trols on the Wankel, you wUl 140, Naval Air Station, Norfolk, SAT. 3AAA-18. BUN. 2-3:4541 ■-36-7:85-8-.38 ’tCuatoaier renedon lone aonia poaror but tt la a miU- Va. 2MU1 and Chief-in-CSiarge ready has taken one-tourth of MARVELOUS MEDITERRANEAN! ALL THREE PIECES! * * -k-k-k aniaaing,’’ aald a Mania offl- gigi amount.'’ (Apollo IS),Tom Force 180, the American mauket tor rtaln- rial had expected a k f of x Eiocd mgtneerlng exocuttve Navy 761101081 Post Office, ^TEVE McQUEEN ll\YS MliH 1 leas rtieats. tnfenot in the car but nothing QueeUons whether the Wankel Fleet Post Office, San Fran- "We are perllouMy cloee to oo Ug aa the wejr tt tnrned could meet the Ua«ber UB. dsco, Calif. 9SA10. pricing ourielvea out of worid Our buyer says this is the ultimate example of Spanish Provincial. He *LE MANS Dime PARK OKN- erill be used to defray tnterert A OMupUng of early cuMroi- w^Jno, wUch would In- OoUeetor’e Itome coats on money to finance a new 7R0riolOP.lN. Danish Plates •is tor Oia ratary-powerad Mas- TOtva Wankel patents. OMd far Ml Mdit OPEN MONi da mosrad Giam to be < dorm ihicy. Monchfitlfir M M S Z 1 PreatdeaUal nagotisHng WANTED D eeanteis tic. PPJLtaCloiim N iiUbo THRU iA T . /■urM iiinn* taunt Clssm Invt Model Gladly Given Bei^odnoltoee IKatulfPBtrr Opea Ttante. a Fri. till 8 PJL ID C A R S Sttt. tiu 5 P J * . Plaattea in Stock m U R S . AND mwr^...ttl«kwtentro. g ^ . ^ a SSSSS? S1.00 1 1 1 1 ■) M A 1 N 5 T . M A N C H E S r E R H M D S lEttntttiQ l|rrald ___Priees PhW 54 M cKm St.. McmclMffar • 6/1**' • V i" AMMl MMon onmiant Ed- “ oxmwnge of (Oft Center St.) . stock Sheets or Out giseo FRI. Niains w u fi? cue is ow ^ tb oee >°3ocmallon If Wankrt approvra. FM; All Makcd! FREE MAIN STREET aod STORE SIDE PARKING YEARS TO PaUieiMa Dalhr^Bw^ I $ 3 . 0 0 win «*«««* the Whnkel’a iitoalhn Chryrter and Amatican Mb- >8 HoUdars at U Blaian CARTIR CHRVROLIf ttlM ara vrorth exploriiw. So U ooncado (hay too have been -■—tar, M G DANISH M.UE PLATES T IL L 9sl l "W * Are DeEghtfwEy AtoXoRdMoNfid" fA Y Ma oon. Dr. David M. COto of an eye on rotary wiglne _ Tetomooe SMTU Ride all Ihe rides CO.. INC. as many times a s 1971 MOTHER'S DAY PLATES — ^ $11.00 (ha Uhtvanrtty of MhMgan engl- PcoaiMBtiea but oa of now they iiS S !2ie?c& «L 1229 Msin.St. 1971 X M A S DAY PLATES — $14.50 naartivTM wboroSnUy fin- unoonvtoeed that tha ------'------BURNSIDE you want Parakla ia Advaaoa < Mm m «49-52SS kOwA a tw o-yoor rn M ord i pro^ « « f t o e wlU d tt^ n w or ^ r m T '. gram to ««»«* the otnoM and toom American Ughwaya in the fa weak points of tha engine. next decade. — - MANGHEST b Ir EVENnra HERAU!>. M A N C teM . CO!m.. ^DNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1971 P A G E F I V E

. K A N C 3 IESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONNT, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1971 P A G E F O U R Coventry Vernon Vernon Tolland nlsts win take over. If North mum of six classes per week for 11,000 Allotted Vietnam loaea, It will then be Vernon the two semesters, starting In New Materials Enable Middle School Honor Roll Middle School Honor Roll Drug Center the fall. Renew^ may be offer­ willing to negotiate,” he de­ Health Education Committee 8TH'GRADE Jamea Juliano Nancy VoaHoiw F o r Reading o r a d k 1 Janet CXarneckl Miriam O’Neill Jetport clared. ed after the six weeln, depend­ i straig h t A Maureen Wilcox Karen Cooke Iha Drug Advlaory Canter ing on the individual’s progress. One to Build Roman Bath High Honors Susan Kayan Karen Wendui Thieu apoke at a graduatian In Jease lisa HoiMe a t 48 Library Exchange Program job riiould be simple. Wocktng Donald Apel Robert Kern Armetto-'ZotU Research Team <;|arol McArthur Maeve O’Neill Gary Berube ceremony at the National De­ By VIVIAN BROWN H onon Richard JedrslewBkl Kathy Jo Lemlre Harttosd Rd., is observing AP Newsfealurea with a kit shooU dear ityla lot Marjorie Baum Peter Kmidaen Studies fense OoUege. the toDowlag schedule: Expanded in Capital Region of doubta befora cne taeldaw lbs Gives, Its Recommendations Pamela Beatrice (Catherine Koehler Honon WTtb approval of a $1,000 al^ eSndy Roberto Dean Yoat Stephen Goepfert Monday through Saturday, One day when the lady of the aheeta of material for random Mark Cameron Patricia Komp Sheila Aaderran prtation last night, the Board of John Perry GBADB 8 Laurie Sanders "Intofmal’’ and '^relatively body in drug abuse education determine if the course could Lioa Alderecclo 10 a m . to 10 p^m. An experimental program for now displayed in post office lob­ GOP Leader houae aays for the umpteenth cutting. unstructured’’ were two of the h»d "to set the stage for be offered as an. elective in Jean Oody Karen Kiiegar Jana Andrews Education also gave Ito 1 9 - 'Tommy Tanttilo Straight A Hebron A telephone backup ser^ bies are available from the Nancy Bailey Carla Doran Carrie Smith library card holders in the Osp- time, "I’d kwe to have ode of For example, here’s bpw the words |iaed to describe ^ atralaht forward dlscussiona be- grades 11 and 12. Robert Conrad Victoria Laurent proval for a schoolwide reading P®**** R*®''®* Initiated vice is available Monday ital Region area, which includes postal service In Washington, bathtub aection is tnatoUad: tween atudents, faculty, and All in all, the committee said, Jennifer Dickens Kevin Lavigne Pamela Beaixloe Leslie Piaiia Susan Harrison Pamela Wells through Saturday from 8 DAI. Newly ^ipointed Vernon S e e s Need those Roman baths,” the family phase of the ciurrent health edu- MaryAnn Belllngblrl program evaluation by tiie Oon- Michelle Pitney Mary Jo Jendrucek Lynn Aramlnl ReidUi^es those card holdera at the Rock­ Projecting fixtairee 4W« mea­ members of the community re- t*»® present program of guld- Kenneth Edwards Mlctaelle L’Heuriux necUcut Aseoclation for Read- ___ , ' NEIW YORK (AP) — Mayor p.m. to 8 a.m . ville Public Library, will begin postmaster, 'Wilton Lisk ex­ do-it-yourselfer might surprise sured and charted on III* mate­ catlon curriculum in the Cov- gardlng thla ongoing problem.’’ ance, counseling, psychological, Carol FUbig Donna Loalbo Daniel BtenkowaU l^Uam Trouadell Tina Uaher John V. Undaay announced Attendance At For drug advisory infor­ tomorrow and continue for one tends an invitation to all cus- rial. Holea ara than AOlad in Ronnie FUkoff John Lockwood James Boland Ing R^earch. ^ O^r Honon David MuUhoOand IMeaday the start of a study of F o r Review her by saying, “why not?” He’ll entry! sObool system in a report The drug problem is a "com- health and special educational During the faU of SSmel Tracey mation, caU: MT-OSB. year, according to lOss Natalie tcmers to visit the local facili­ the area to be cut. A artier aaw mad6 ^U o last week by the munlty, regional, and national ■ervlcea in the system rtiould Mark Fontaine Kenneth Lucas Jayne Bonan Shawn Lampran Janla Romaniok the feasibUity of building an off­ ties, tomorrow and to meet the mean it. And a vacation at l^'ernon School ayatem received Mark Lentoeba Deborah Stewart Diana Palumbo Rham Meeting Ida, Ubrarian at Rockville. (Oanttaned from Page One) home might just give him the la iwed to enlarge the openhig. HeaiUi Education Committee P«>»»lem” and the school must bb^ei^ded.^ A guidamm con- Karen O on^ee Lucinda Malinowski Richard Bonomo a letter from the State Depart- shore jetport capable of han­ pet^le who serve them. Ihe penciled area of k ptoce ififlucauon committee. coordinate ito efforts "aa one and/or social worker Paul Hagerty Michael Marshall Todd -Bouaquet Candy Kaloa Vaughn Batiiaway dling 80 million passengers a The trial program, financed ment of Bducatioii which point- First Selectman Aaron Raid largely by federal funds, will Rainbow Conference Senate from releasing coofiden- of ,material la outlined with The committee was appoint- institution that rtures a eim. !*®«W be hired on the elemen- Kenneth Hovland Kathy Maurice Loma Bruce ed out “The Right To Dearetyne Brenda Sbaige Jeff Game year. HnJ communications from the New marUe-Uke opeOescent yesterday urged all taxpayers to allow any card holder in any Officers and members of the matMtais make Mch projects adhealve along its edges and the ed last Ja ^ 25 to atudy the cem with many fither Inatltu- '*''**’ *>*®“*' personnel and Carol Jensen Eric -McCabe Terri Bruner Keith WohUebe Margaret ZabUanaky Roy Gutnon He said the study would be Police Log executive branch. gort of nationwide achool read­ attend the meeting rt Rham town in the Capital Region Li­ Rockville AaaemUy Order of quite within the range of do-it- top area. The piece la pr eamd to present curriculum and then.k™ organlxattons and Individ. education instructors ------Susan -- Kanter------D oug^ McDougall Peter Cameron ing program a for the 70’e. In Mark Freeland Lunrie ElderUn Joel Harding undertaken by Saphier, I^mer, brary Council to botunv books Rainbow for Girls, attended a Scott said that in his opinion if the waU, pulled rttyfatly mray to make recommendations uals." should be added as the echool Cynthia Loch Joanne HcManua Brian Corey Wade Harold Barbara Lederraan Mrttosa Dudek ScfaimHer Elnvlronetica, under a High School this evening at 8 yourself er skills. Hie new mate­ this letter the state department and related materials from any three^lay conference in Hart­ Gravel continued to release the rial can accommodate the han­ and preseed firmly Sown tor "which would both reflect the population increases and a part- NeU Malkin Elisabeth Miller Cindy Coughlin recommended the rending pro- NeU Johnson___ , Stephen Deptula Antooi Damnum $210,000 grant from the Federal concerning teacher salary In- Rene W. LevelUe J r., 36, of other member library. ford this past weekend. papers today It would be a clear dyman’s saw, aander and drill. better adhesion. Flnlrtiing nails needs of.. Coventry students and Belated to Ufo time dental hygienist should be Kathy McLaughlin Dorea MlraMto Pamela Cunningham grama in ecbooie throughout Brooks Dawn Lugtabuhl Robin Kjellqutot Aviation Administration. creases and insurance coverage SomersvlUe, charged with six vtotation of Rule 36. The committee recommended available. ^lien Meyer Susan Lafontatae The inogram extends the pres­ Miss Carole Ireland, wmthy It is a development that might are placed (temporarily) be­ the achool. district’s capacity Lisa Nardini Steven Earl the state be evaluated. Linda James Heidi Horsman Tlie study, the maycw said, approved by the Regional counts of obtaining money by advisor of the Rockville order In answer to a question be have warned the T-squares of tween the bottom of the panel for financial support.’’ that drug education be related The committee, which was HUlary _____ M ark O’Brien Kathy Falby Vernon complied wltii the re­ Lynn Aramlnl Sharon Adams Kenneth Hoke provides hope tor an alternative Board of Kducation. ent system under which, during added that there probably was Cathy Dwire Paul SUvlnsky false pretenses, and one the past year, there has been was named, at that time, to those ancient Greek architects and the tub rim to provide The i^mmittee collected data to total life experience-4hat use chaired by Director of Puidl Keith Munroe Peggy O’Crowley Dorlne Falcetta quest and ta the weeks that fol­ David Duncan solution to the problem of ex- Raid stated, "Our present fraudulent issue' of check, last serve as grand representative to no difference between Gravel’s cf marble edifices, Mnestcles space for caulking. from claasroom teachers on all of drugs should be seen as part Personnel Dr. Robert HopUns, Karl Novak Thomas Parker Denise Flnerty lowed the recommendation, a Ann GugUottl Cindy Downer Brace Gertian panding Keiuiedy Airport. ^ budget starting July 1 requiring two-way borrosvlng between the state of Virginia and Miss reading the papers Tuesday of the young, as are the use of consists of Mrs. Evelyn Wen- Brain Beltner night on a warrant, released to' Hartford library patrons and and CaBicrates. Imagine build­ Another Ut provides a aingle aspects of health Instruotion Katherine Ome Karen Peterson Leo ntqpatrlck nine-section assessment was Laurie Racxkowskl ' Jrtm Barbero “The answer it develops will a 68 mUI tax rate does not in­ Vernon police, to be presented Janette Couch, junior past night or doing It again today. and buileUns issued periodlc^y tobacco and alcohol. The use of ner, CHS registered nurse; Wendy Fortune Karen Bunce Kathy Bush also be significant for every ma­ those towns in the CRLC. In go­ ing a temple on a short vaca­ sheet for the back panrt. But it Jeanne -Rocs Sandra Peterson completed by all of the local Jamea Surette clude any monies for these today in Blast Hartford Circuit worthy advisor was named ”We are heading for what ap­ tion, even if the material just may be more unwieldy for a by the school admlnistiatl^ all three should be prevented by Miss Jean MItnik, CMS; Mrs. K aren S. Smith Craig Platt Keith Frits schools. Included ta the nine Donna Stone Virginia Dowty Brenda Hunt jor city with an air cong^on items. If approved as presently Court. Leveille is also wanted ing to other area libraries, pa­ grand page to the grand con­ pears to be a violation of Rule helping the students devel<^ Donna Vanil, Ctq>t. Nathan Hale Lewis Froat George Tracy CSiartene West problem on a nearby body of trons must present a valid card looked like marble. do-it-yourertfer to fit Into plaoe. .which dealt mostly with alco­ Bruce Taylor Althea Proulx sections 'was a staff evaluation Jane Miller voted on by the regional board, in other towns on similar fidential observer. 36,” Scott aald. Scott said Grav­ A trim kit of the material is hol, tobacco and dreg abuse ed­ “heal&y self-images. Improve- School; Os8 Deborah A. C arter of one-quarter inch sheets in those do-it-yourselfers who de- Elementary -school instruc­ Donald Wiser Vrterie Robinson portment of the kfiddle School Mary Laramie Although the study will con­ creases.” Jam es Daley, 51, of r.o. certain “If the nses have been violat­ Middle and high school stu- „ ^ Ann Hardy and Rockville High School. Patricia IBUs SheUie OueUette EUxabeth Potter centrate on specific sites near Postal___ Souvenirs Box Mountain Dr., Vernon, has ed the Senate ought to act,” veined olive, grey and beige for pend on trim to provide a neat tion on alcohol, tobacco and Manoheeter Evening Herald, Daniel Yokell 'lidchart Ruganls When the town’s budget for address, charged with intoxica­ use in bathrooms, kitchens or finirtb Trim can make up for a drug abuse to tisually limited to dents should .join with faculty Honern Charlene Ryan Susan Harvey To complete the evaluation, Carole Kerkta Kathy Price Drew d a r k New York CKy, such a s JUng Ja- 1971-72 was approved May 10, tion, last night on Main St. Court customers of the’Veiium Poet »<» ^ Scott said. number of slight errors—the un­ members in "giving leadership Coventry eumroer correspond­ Pamela Hearn r- the $1,000 allotted wlU provide Sandra Henry Kennetti Ference Lonny Warner land Sound, or the Atlantic Offlce and the Rockville and Dean a List at Bucknell ‘T am in favor of the majority for furniture tops. Or one can Informal discussions between ent, Mary LeBlanc. Trt. 742- Deborah Anderson Curtis St. John Hebron’s share ot Rham High date July 12. use kits. One premolded bath­ even dimensiens of a wall, mto- teacher and student, the com­ for an vp-to-date, objective and Frank Angell Michael l^reby Michael Herrick for an evaluating team cf 81 Nancy Tefft Warren Diana Nancy Ann Wooding Ocean off the Rockaways, the Talcottville substations wlU be University, Lewlshur^ Pa., party determining whether or 7878. Catherine Howe members, made up of reading Robert Harrlaon Coleen Tully Sheryl Clough School’s budget was presented given eouvenlr envelc^^ while Bnllet Scbolanlnp room vanity top and basin is calculations In placement, and mittee found, although some realistic education,” according Jane Aylward Nancy Shleridan technical and economic answers at $400,846. This figure was bas­ ACCIDENTS not the rules have been vi-in” centers and Brenda BlbeauH Marilyn Summers kDchael Lana resents an approximate in- hicle, atruck a parked one be- be btfered for the price of an Hartford Ballet Company. ^of Gravel's subcommittee could tive, and she can round up a ed upon an analysis of the nine the 1970 total at the eight cent stamp. The new Poet- Miss Glennon’s schrtarshlp is be Mocked. ponefe to the center back of the dergarten. other counseling and recreation­ A re Extended Scott Campbell Judith Sxalontai Susan Lee three present je^wrts—but high crease In salaries of^,000 and lonfjtng to Philip N. Sampson couide of neighbors or bridge M ark Lusa sections completed by the local al Service Stamp bearing the hi the field of ballet. The reclpl- Many members of the Senate tub, a large center panel SOH Middle rahool students are al resources to provide young The South Windsor Public Li­ Russell Birtawiex Glenn Trahan team. They ■will afoo observe speed access to move the pas- h» insurance of $16,000, or an ap- of Ootventry. Inches overlapping two smaller club companions to hrtp her lift given a unit on dregs In their people with alternatives to the Maty EUen Brescia Patricia Thm«r Diane McCabe emblem of the Postal Service *“1® were chosen after being refused to comment on Gravel's the sheets into ]dace, 4lie might the teachers ta the act of teach­ to ihe City suT- proxim ate 8 per cent increase, action. 1514 inch ones or the two small­ science codrse, the committee dreg culture; that more fpxMip brary will extend Its hours Richard Busslere Robin White Debbie Miller On Oomotock Rd. near Arvlne will go on sale simultaneously auditioned in ballet and modem just pull It off. In addition at Jan et MlUer ing reading in each cf the rtxmding areas. In urging residents to attend ttirrmgiiftfit the countiy. ’Ihlfl dance by the ballet company Among those who wouldn’t er panels can overlap the larger reported; "more importantly, counseling and "liiterperscnsd from 43H to 52 hours a week. Brian Carrutheip Sue WUcoK schools throughout the system. If the jetport is deemed tech- the meeting at which they wlU Place, yesterday morning at one. Hardboard backing in the her local building supply store an attempt Is made by the fac­ Roxanne Carta Debra Wolff Dennto Noel 10:45, a car belonging to ktor- will be the first time a new Is- and they were selected accord- talk were Sen. J. W. Fulbright group activity” be utiUxed by Beginning next week the li­ The residto of these two nologicaUy and economically have the opportunity to accept D-Ark., chairman of the Foreign Ut may be used behind the she might find some Rmnan- ulty to hrtp students develop the guidance department, and John Casey Maigaret Nolan gaiet T. Simon of 427 S. Main sue wHl be placed on sale In hig to desirable physical re- style white plastic columns of brary will be open from noon TTH GRADE Nancy North processes will be presented by feasible, the mayor said, the or reject the agreement, Reid every post office in the nation qulrements necessary for a suc- Relations Oommittee, and Sen. large panrt or cut to fit &e two feelings of self-worth as a that Coventry school and com­ Ciarol Chessey the total team ta the form of AT FAA wiU grant the city $180,000 stated, "Regardless of your St. raUed team a parked poai- John Stennis, chairman of the smaller ones. aluminum that migbt be cut to to 9 p.m. Mondays, Tuesdays Tamara Chesterton High Honon Faye Oriowxki Uon and Mt a utiUty pole. at the same time. cessful career in the dance. foundation' for positive self-di­ munity leaders maintain an ac­ and Thursdays; from 10 a.m. to school wide recommendations to develop a funUonal airport de- opinion on the matter, you The historic stamp posters The eight will attend a minl- Armed Services Committee. If directions are followed, the fit the bathtub area. rection.’’ tive working relationship with of- Susan (forcoran Laurie Baker Joyce Ouellette for implementation during the sign. should attend this meeting and 5 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, Judy Beebe Lory Patomo OOMFLAINTB Tlie committee heard a com- ficlala on a regional and state and from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Kenneth Craft 70’*. ------vote, as only in this manner wUl pirtienal-ve report from the level. David Cudwerth Rosanne BUI Gary Pelletier The $1,000 wUl pay for we have an opportunity to feel ir<»Miay night the coke ma^ Wednesdays. Jackie Bouchard Barbers Phillips TW O M ANj chine at Unlroyal Tire on Broad chairmen of the science, social f a m H.Y LIFE EDUCATION During July and August the Christine Dawley mileage and highway tolls tor the wUl of the people.” studies and the home economics Denise Demerchanet Kevin Ooegrove Kim Pound each team member, toll calls, BOATS; Barveat Fair at. was broken into. Family life educattmi was also library will be closed on Sat­ Scott Price Ammo Depot departments in the high achool. seen as somewhat limited In Sandtra Dlebolt Kathleen Crawley other, meals and overnight Emery ’Taylor, Uons Club It was told that audio-visual urdays; it will also be closed Susan Dahllng Heidi Prtace Yesterday afternoon the con- the report. Seventh graders see July 6 in observsuice of Inde- Dawn Doner meed and lodging for team member in charge of pubUcity ^ .^ employed to expora a fllm‘ detailing the changes at ^p^^dencr Daf' Brian Doyle Cathy Dubeau Inara Punga members who must tyavel more Wiped O ut for the______Harvest_____ Fair sched- vertible top was alartied on a Mary Ann Ford Eileen (tutalan atudento to "the poasiUeP ^ “ ® out- puberty for whboth male and fe- David F^lm than 50 m iles to reach the Rubber, mode W ith Pomp and 2 uled f « S ep t 17, 16, and 19, has c a r paiked a t the Globe HoUow Service Notes Michael Genovese Dawn Ramadrtl issued a idea for assistance swimming area, comes and dangers” In dr^ ^u^se leads the Laura Flnerty school. with t¥fo compartments for extra By Viet Cong ^ in the .science depart- ^1, 13 ’m a discussion on the mat- Airman William H. Cramer Mark Finnegan Jeff GledhUl Andreja Ravins It is expected the team wlH Floating Paddles from townqMOirie in securing Jr., son of Mrs. W. H. Cram er Kenneth Hommel Betty Rockx go Into action xhortly after safety. Two brass valves* Twoseats. Sometime Monday night a •gedoar locks. Cssd is a discussion type of approach from the technical training Layne Floyd Gary Hodge Margaret Ruggles the work will be completed, as and fire qicead to other aecUona not. only is the Uons Club seek­ Store in the Parfcade and this la considered more ap- to tiie high school, a biology course for U.S. Air Force__ refri- MlkeKukulka Daniel S t Germaine far as clasanoom work is con­ containing bombs and artillery ing ads from businesses but broken. Oieryl Edwards ONE MAN BOATS projuiate than the more formal- course to required ta which geratlon specialists. He to brtng Russell GUligan Susan Lotas Andrew Saunders cerned, In two days. also from Individuals who will toed lecture technique. It was dents are presented the physio- assigned to Wretomlth AFB, Tim Marshall Catherine Savage By mid-aftemoon, more than be listed under "compliments George Gray stated that some students are logical aspects of repr^ucUon. ^jh a unit of the Gloria Grenier Kenneth Mathewson Kim Schumann Advt.: A newsboy to needed 12 hours after the first attack, o t ' in the program. ‘turned of by lectures and Certain of the older high schw strategic Air Ounmand. Janice MoCtonn Kevin Shorey to deUver the Manchester Her­ explosions were still going off, According to Taylor, the liocu New Orleans Ronny Griffith ValueCenters teachera talking about dregs students can take a f^lly ijtjja alrmkn la a 1967 graduate Marie GuldotU Janet McMahon Kim Small ald ta the South St, Reed St making It Impoasible to search "feel that this is aomething that since the students feel tiiat they tog course as an elective wuch of South Windsor High School. Connie Sunderland area. Please call 647-9846. tb s area tfaorougiriy. Hrtxcn can be proud of in the Mark Gyrtal Heidi Meier J have 'heard it before 'and ’know deals'with these topics more ta- His wife, Helene-Anne, is the Patricia Sutyla future and anything they (resl- D. A. Held In Joanne Handlen Catherine Menard Two UjS. cargo ahips that bad It aU.’ ” tenslvely.” daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Peter Nickerson Annette Sylvain WITH PUMP Fully tMtad on.-man boat been delivering ammunltton to denta) can do to help us get Donna Hattin Rubberized material. Taw & a ll- Hie social studies department The committee suggested Acavetta of 80 Lewis Dr. Karen Ortler David Ta^or CK3P Convention the depot halted their unloading ads, which is our main source Bribe Count regularly treats problemif re- that concepts relating to family Nancy Helm Yvonne Thylor a n d p a d d l e around catch top*. Yellow with and pulled out into the hartxjr. of inernne” will be appreciated. Joseph Howard Kathle Parsons lating to drug abuse. The home life education should be taught Army Pvt. Benjamin J. Boast Rene Peradeou EUxabeth Thomas In San Diego? blu* floor. Aonth Vietnamese mlHtiamen It la hoped to lutve the pro­ (OenUsned from Page One) economic department frtlows a on each grade level according 3^ Mra. Ben- Cynthia Hunt Teresa Thompson ismwiMMt a sweep through the gram book pubUohed by the lisa lamonaco Valerie Poxxato SURF RIDERS formal outline tor dreg educa- “to the developmental needs of Boesl, 16 Judy Lane, re- Raymond Irvine James Roca Brece Townoend SAN DIEGO, CaUf. (AP) — bO a t c u s h i o n s mountains overlooking the de­ first of August. Therefore, Tay­ menta and recorded the conver- Uon Including reasons for "dreg the children and young people ce^tly flred expert with the M-16 Penny Ward pot, seeking the mortar launch­ lor wishes to be contacted ^ Dawn JacqulOi Robin Secoro Hie question of whether San D.S* Coait Guard Approved satkns for the government. July Values at abuse, types ot drugs, and laws concerned." rifle during his eight weeks of Joanne Shorten Gayle Wilcox Diego wUl make a Md for the soon as poosible for forms and ing rttes. TnWai reports Indicat­ Named in tile comidaint in ad­ relating to dreg abuse.” The committee reconunends David Jehn Timothy Wilde $3.49 ed they didn’t find them. prlcea. basic combat training at Bt. Cynthia Johnson Janet Slavik 1972 Republican National Ckm- dition to Garrison, Soule and The high school library Is that the Board of Education Polk, La. The expert rating is Elizabeth UgpUk Karen Zwlck ventlon has passed to the county B was the ttrird time In a The Uons Club is also selling now equli^d with basic ref- give approval to the teartiers _ Mary JoUebeur week and the sixth time this passes for the fair which will Frey were alx owners or opera­ the highest mark a soldier can ------Board of Supervisors now that erence books on the subject and to deal with topics ta fantily ^ ^ we^KxiB^qiiaim- __ ^ tndav the uerty pa- tiie City Council has voted to put year the ammiuiltlon dump has entitle the hrtder to admission tors' of amusement or novelty these are available to students life. It further recommrtids that ^ been shelled with heavy loesea during any of the three days. firms using pinball machines cation test Ulbricht’s Day per, NetJ^ Deu^W anoSwied up two-flftta of a propoeed $1.6 and faculty members. Also funds be used to buy necessary ------him "quick recovery and good mUlUan offer. A4390Kapak Filled, alectran- UB. forces also had an am­ There is only a limited number and the chief loMqdst for the counselors and members of the up-to-date material and tastruc- HEIAVY RUBBERIZED munition explosion today, but on ,of these tickets available and pinball machine industry in the Seaman App. Daniel J. Bor- KSiSfi v in e health ao that he may function The mipervtoore were expect- i u lly Molad in four vinyl bags. Esso ^lueCenters. pupll personnel staff are 'de- tlonal aids. Individuals repre- dua, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ber- ® in the collective of the party ed to consider the matter at Hoi two (yob itrapi, FABRIC S5S9 a much m ailer scale, and ene­ they may be purcliaaed from T state legflfltotupe. veloptag a wider awareness of senttag classroom teachers, pu- up my action may not have been any memben of the Lions Club. They were identified by the student problems ta this area pil personnel workers, parents, nard B. Bordua of 1417 Mata St, BERLIN (AP) _ Walter Ul- leadership and as chairman of their meeting today, although It leqjwnalble. A trucUocul of ex- Tickets will be available at Justice Department as Louis M. a crew member aboard the com- hrlcht was 78 years old today, the State Council for many wa* not cn their agenda. and are “continually seeking to the clergy, health and medical VP plortves and ammunition blew the fair but the admission Boosfaetg, 60; John J. Elms Jr., rtfer their professional services specialists, and other iqipropri- bat ^ stores „ ship „ UJ9.S.. . ^ San, Diego, and the East German Commu- years." ^ LIFE VESTS ^ZS9 vq> as it was brtng unloaded at price at that time will bave 20; LAwrence L. LaGcude, 62; to students ta need.” ate persons meet to consider a r®®®“tlyrecently patlclpateapaticlpated ta animalannual nist party newspaper put i t s ------— Tueeitoy to contribute $600,W COAST GUARD APPROVED rt«mp Faulkner, tiuee miles to be'pald each day. 12-oz.J^KiL Summer 1me-Up. Wheel Balancing. J r - r J J I 7 out of room tax revenue* It the Hartiy 8. Marks Jr., 57; Robert "Tile use and misuse at alco- policy for instruction ta this honor^ Adm. good wishes on page 3. to p ^ EiXtcndcO. rorcciW l- county and other aourceB would southeast of Da Nang, kfllfaig Qiri SeeulB Nlma, 40; and John Elmo 4wheebfor hoi, tobacco, and drugs Is one arrea, according to the report, y*** ^?anlrti years the birthday front- a l u m i n u m time Americana, wounding At a reccHit Court of Awards Pierce, 64. The lobbyist was o# the critical problems of our Health And Safety town of Cludadela. pageW e news, but UlbrichtUlbrlcht ^was su- Fair Saturday and Sunday, put up the addltia^ $W,000, FOLDING COTS FOAM rt^ht and damaging or destroy­ ceremony held at Chmp Ntype- lihntifted as John Aruns Gal­ Ume and the need for a more Hie committee found that “the perseded as party rtilef ta May fTemperatures are expected to maktag what GOP rite se- ing eight buildings. A commu­ Wauke, 14 Junkw CMrl Scouts lery, 63. $■ comprelienslve approach, on concepts presented and the NBA Convention by Erich Honecker, his protege, average above normal with lection committee member aald ICE CHEST nique said the cause of the ex­ bridged to Cadettos and the Ju­ Garrison, Soide, a police ctq>- (For all Amoricarv all levels, to recognized by all methodology utilized’’ ta the Patricia Fetterman la repre- During the party congress two highs mootly ta the upper 80s would be the laigest offer sub- plosion was not known jret. nior Troop* received their nuNto S’«yl. car«.) tnin aaaigned to Garrison’s ^ $22.05 (For ;:;q=ie“ ^T g^erai^ta a^“ -n ^ ' tiie bonnectilurEdu'ca- weVks“ 5 ,o uibricht w i report- and lows ta the mid 90a mitted to date, More beavy fighting was re­ badges for the year. staff; Frey, a vice squad ser­ ttan Linh, the east­ and GoU Bourtier received ac­ tice Department since June of Dynacor* rayon cord give Plycron 2 plus 2 tirs. 1068. a m (raptaoM) WNmWALL FeAb. of types of drugs and behaidor elementary teachers. One of the gouoi Windsor correapoadent, ern anchor of the allied defenses tive citixen, dabbler, rawing a smooth, quiet ride. (with trsdo-ln) T sk • Two plies of Vicron polyester 9 .99-16.99 oa.wrfnf dreg dependency.” attractive features of this text Bxubara Vorrlck, Trt. 644-8274. below the DMZ. He claimed to be the interme­ Interlocking tread design F7D-14 (776x14) 2.54 plus two built-in belts and toymaker badges. 3 8 . 4 G gUidents at this time should Is that all topics under study ------TETHER BALL SET $7.97 Nine UB. BOB bombers Active citixen, drawing and diary for bribes paid by pinball to grip the road. F7B-15 (775x15) 2.82 of fiberglasa. machine ownera and dealen to A Series 78 tire— low QTS-iz (62S>14) 2.68 • B-rib tread design for have oiough knowledge to an- by the committee are covered values to 23.00 dropped 270 tons of ei^lortvsa painting, needlecraft, observer, 4 1 . 9 4 on enemy troop concentretiona, Garriaon and tiie two police­ and wide for stability in 078-15 (825x15) 2.80 ood traction, swer questions concerning ad- ta the book.” • BENGAL personal health, aewing and wa­ cornering. Chtek our veluee on all elsee of Atlas Plycron ow and wide for the dictive and hohit-formtag The teaching manual Includes Trouble Aboard CROQUET $ET$ bunkers and rocket laumdiing men. 2 plus 2 tirss. g ter ton badges 'were presented sleek, modem look. drugs, drug addiction, barWtu- information pertaining to meth- • JART$ <• JA I - LAI eites around IFire Bm b F ille r. to Regina Orosby and active In the affidavit, Gervais sold Mariner Craft The South Vietnamese aald 66 citixen, needlecraft, observer, he had delivered payments atos, collates, tianqulUzers, ods of teaching the course, pfuv of the enemy were killed Tues­ ranging from $2,000 to $3,000 ev­ ainqaieltamtaes and halluctao- ent-teacher conferences, com- PASADBJNA Chllf. (AP) _ sewing and Sign of the Arrow ery two months from the lob­ gens and should learn about municable disease chart and ALL-IN-ONE LAWN GAME$ INCLUDE: day in a series cf dashes just to badges were presented to Tere­ Smrijuana. tochidtag the vary. 8^ ^ P^Wem reported the north of the shattered hilltop sa Fontanella. byist, CbBery, to Garrison. S ia (rtpisest) MACKWAU. VMITIWAU. n o . o L When the FBI raided a num­ (witfi trsds-ln) (witti trsds-ln) TAK New Radial tag points of view concerning The cost of the bortt wa* also aboard the Mariner 9 spacecraft outpost. Shari Johnson received the C7»-l* (79Sii4) 2.21 BADMINTON Knemy troops ambushed a pa­ eewing badge and Oxrol Koval ber of piBball estabUrtunents C14-1S (hsiit) 2 2 . 5 4 2 5 . 5 7 2.22 ito present, legal status and projected at constderably less since Ito launch—a design error trol of the UB. lOlnt Alrhonie received the active cMiaeti, last November, Gervais said, "RSi4l7?5ii4r 2.88 probeble effects. than the " 8M” series: About —could force the craft to cut ito VOLLEYBALL the bimonthly payments to Gar­ FT(-15 (TTSiiisi 2 3 . 2 9 2 6 . 3 2 8.48 Adas GoMenaire. As a teaching aid In ^ mid- ijOO for the Robertson School gcientiflc mission around Man Division eight miles southwest magic carpet, my trefoil, ob­ 07X.14 (Uiiiiu 2 M of . Fhu Bai, wounding five server, aewing and toymaker rison, Soule and Frey declined. 078-18 (888x15) 2 6 . 4 6 2 9 . 8 0 2.84 die school, the committee sug- amj $qoO for Coventry Grammar ^m*e months short, TETHERBALL The Justice Department sold )fft-14 (HSiliu 8.74 Four sturdy atablllzer betta gests the “Dreg Education Pro School. xhe California Institute of Americans. E^m y losaes were badges. 2 8 . 9 4 3 1 . 9 7 not known. Active dtlxen, cook, my intetmn and WS OOmmiartoner )dl-tS IHSiitS) MO and two radial piles put six gram" aa published by the Phyrtcal Education Technology’s Jet Propulsion North Vietnameae troops home, obrarver, eewing, toy- Randolph Thrower gave their OMCk our niuot o« til ilio* ol AUu Orlp-Sat* lino. piles under the tread. The Creative -Lbarntag Grotq>, a Dl- Expansion of the physical ed- Laboratoiy **1*1 Tuesday an er* e HORSESHOES slammed 26 mortar rtieBs into a perndsrton in November of last ultimate In tire dralgn and vtolon of lIM la Engtaeertag uoation program wa* recom- ror ta the design of an electron- 0 maker and Sign of the Arrow y o u r OBKBOB o f SfEBEL — ALUMUrUBI — UB. artillery base 60 miles badges were awarded to Fern year for the recording of con- Ooip., which Includes a teach- mended ta the obeas of move- ic circuit was causing the atU- versations between Gervais and construction. Bsoausa It’s p T n ro m — r tA tO IC ______southeast of Da Naity, and the Lee and active dtlxen, neerte- new, suppllsa are limited. eris manual and 10 student ment exploration and body me- tude stabllxation system to use It's really UB. Command said aome craft and aewing-bculges to Lin­ the defendants by the SB. booklets. ■ Supplementing this chanlcs, rhythmic aotlvlUes, nitrogen faster than planned, Place your order now at big shoe STEEL TENNIS WITH Americans were wounded. da Lunt. ValuaCentara near you. material are six tiq>e cassettes gtimts and tumbling, game-type A spokesman said the prob- In Phnom Penh, the Cambo­ Clarlfn Michaud received the tacludtag tatervlewa with a m and basketiy badges, and Peg­ p e ^ cf drug abUM. Also ta- gtandards, according to the re- Nov. IS, with televtotcn trane- famous make the area' clean" and repair gy Slbun received active ctil- At 8dl8 p.m., yaaterday eve- cluded are 15 86m alldes Ulus- p^rt, but those ta the elemen- mtoslona and tests of the Mar- shoes. Choose from WBBTB STAG — O08IB. PAIR raada and bridges. xen, hospitality, magic carpet, ning, the town fbenun reapond- traUng drugs that are easily schools are "quite depend- tlan atmoephere. The force more than doubled needlacraft, observer, aewing ed to a con of a burniiig gaa- Esio stilioM lahere you see these ilgnt. odiptad to group and claasroom e„t on the tagenujty, skill and But the difficulty could cut the leathers, crinkles, WATER SKIIS *39.91 the Cambodian Army’s strength and toymaker badges, oUna [tyillage from a car at 298 W b don't think n makes sense for you to have to drive all The above prices are aMailable nation­ educatton. resources of the indlvlduhl craft’s succeeding extended patents and woven in the regkm, where It claimed Active citixen, dabbler, iMupl- B. CHitar a t "Hie committee feels that classroom teachers,” for there mission from nine months to vlctory a week ego after three tallty, magic carpet, my home, The Mgtith District men put over town to find a bargain on a tire or a batteiy or some­ ally at stations operated by Humble Oil iwwMiiS. taformation, presented are no physical education teach- six, the spokesman said, if the . and in all the heel 2 MAIN STREET weeks of heavy fighting. needlecraft, rambler, aewii« out a small kitchwi greaae and thing elae for your car. Not when the Esao VakieCenter in & Refining Comiieny located in many V.llUfCOMtOI ^ without bias, will help to bring *rs at that level. consumption of nitrogen used to President Ng^qren 'Van Thieu and toymaker bad|^ wet* VMuaCaaUi a heights. White, bone, black, OPEN DAILY cabinet fire at 888 Woodland your neighborhood can sell you what you need at a price metropolitan areas and communitiee. about wttihMiinai changes ta po- The commltiee advised that fire stablllatag nosxles can’t be predicted today that North and awarded to Rcseanmi Smith; St., yeoteiday moming at 11:80. IWMian IrtmUlw ssiui* hWUinWinMM or current drug ahua- girls be given equal oiportun- cut down, STORE HOURS navy, brown, and beige, TO 9 P Jf . that’s right And let you c h a r ^ K on your Eaao Credit Cford, Pricea and ofleis may vary at partici­ oramdbrHvmMiOIS FARR’S South 'Vietnam wlU have a “ma- active clUxen, foot travrtsr and MwsWMEko fUMngOonWV' ere.” The committee esUmatea itles ta the physical education Since the Mariner 9’a launch jar oonfrontation’’ on the battle- aewing badges to Beth Tuotaey, with months to pay. Stop in aiKl see what we mean. pating independent Eaeo dealeiB. a coat of $870 to provide suf- department, since the emphaala May 30, scientists had counted d o w n t o w n shoe 'n boot shop downtown only field in late 1972 or early 1878, and active citixen, sewing and fioioit materials for grade 8 appears to be on team qporto on a full year mission to make DAILY 9:80*5:80 after most American forces troop camper badges to Gale Briefcase Phones gjudento. tor boys. up for the loss of the Mariner 8 THUES. t o 9 PJM. have been pulled out. Warner. DAIAAS (AP) — A DoUas ■ma commltiee aaw a need to It was alao recommended during launch May 8 from Gape Read Herald Advertisem^to The rtuwdown will determine ------firm baa come up with an auto- Esso men are doing more. Involve more of the atudent that a further study be done to Kennedy. the future ef Vietnam, Thieu Maneheater Fiiirtin Herald matic brtef cose talepbone said. Hebreu correapoadent, Anne which it rtaims could one day Trademark 'Atlos* 'Grip-Safe* — 'Plycron' — 'Vicron* — 'Goldenoire* — Reg. U.S. Pot. Off.. Attoa Supply Compony. *TM AtlOt Supply Compony. "U we are weak, the CMnmu- Emt, TeL $$8-1871. replace car phones. MANCHE8TEK EVENING HERAUD, MANCHESTER, OONNl, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1971 PAGE SEVEN PAGE SEC MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 197> The bUb, he said, have been aa an honest broker win be suf­ U.S. Considers ficient to encourage Jerusalem IKm trlf? tp r of its own position b the pubUahliig H e ra ld Property Cover held by b e committee poidlng 0 the Supreme Court decision. and Chlro to come to terms on world, pny trtbrtte to file dtsclosursa as Bay State Legal Group Y e s te rd a y s Expected In Dover said ths redraft would be Suez Proposals b e Suez. , an exampb of the courageous freedom Although otflciab caution that CttpttittQ reported out b mid-July. WASHINGTON (A P) — The no final decision has been of the American press. < 2S Yean Ago Vows War on No-Fault No-Faiilt BiU The aim of the MU, he said, United States b reported work- reached aa yet, they acknowl- mo. BOflTON (AlP) — The legal per cent rate reduction thb year wtU be to combine property Russian readers might begb asking This was a Sunday; H m ib r - BOSTON (AP) dSaobaatm battle ovei Massachusetts’ no- when no-fault toric effect. THOMAS >•. g what that thing Is, freedom of the preoa. ald did not publish. ^ Several states thb year have tomoblle insurance. WAICTH R. n ' thkiBIlWA «ArMl6 if m M lm ta PnlJIahw So Pravda improvbed on explanation ______WaaBAM October l, MM______10 Years Ago iiarirttWHi wshelWftW'v I paMWMd Bt«(t BranlBK Bzeaiit im aara The publication of the SVntegon papers ^ ware and Oregon have enacted ^ «»»»»«»• Suez Canal could be reached. •DOmuS^a. P oiy OflSi^irt Moncheobr Chambor of Oam- parting from b e earlier posttion Xuiohtater, Oonn., «a 8«o^ CUa Mall has been nothing more than a capitaliat merce offers to Town Develop­ the atabte la consU- „^,ault leglal^n, to become ef- Uhder present law. I»eperty The official U.S. position of acting only as a go-between MaHar______fective next January. lUlnoU b Maasachuaetta l«g- damage Insurance cavers a mo- motaa that be odminlrtration impatieitoe and irrtta,- Ptot. b which an element at Am erican ment Oommlsrion services ot ex­ Kathleen Ryan Dacey, preri­ SUBSCRIPTTON RATBB expected soon to foUow suit. ____^ torbt’s UaMllty for damage to conttauea to reflect on what to ^ Egypt ap- gcNTlen gloves business which has become dbappointed ecutive vice presldsiit John dent of the Massachusetts Trial Wiet as part of long range eeon- Farnam a^ that as a result another's car. OoUblon taaur- do next, but senior Relate ^ unwlUtagtom^ Lawyers Aasoebtion, aald b a court’B deebion, House chaiman U covers the motorlsta’s own knowledged today tbat preseitt- b the effect o t the Vietnam war on opilc development plans, of b e 81 concesskms. triepbone interview that a coali­ "no-fsuilt ^ be legblabre’s Joint Commit­ yehlcle. tag precise suggestions heads profits has given bstrucUons to that new sweep Blurs, Temporary Aid to Dependent tion of otato legal asaoclatlona country.” tee on Insurance, aald ’Tuesday Children plan will aid famlUes would oi^eal be deebion b Dever said Ms committee’s ***® **^, “*. P?***’*^*****',, ^ in 1 7 9 8 u n c B im o F ___ seml-otflclsl organ of American capltal- b b e. decision, the court riter the state Supreme Court MU WlU enable a motoriat to coL “ only! THB ApOOuSXD FRUB _ of wage eamera who ore un­ feodeil eourt. ruled the bw b consUtu- ruled no-fSult oonstttutional that WASHINGTON, Kjr. — TMa Tbe Aaaooated Pnaa la ezetaalraiy a » bm, the New York Tlmea, to begb to employed through no fault of lect for vehicle damage frbm JJ** town became the fint west of HUad to tha naa ot rapnMIeatVai of^aH “ Eventually It wlU reach b e Uonal er bob federal and hb committee has. three MUs hia jjiin insurance oomnany re-. presented b o b rides w lb ngabriy 79c pr. nawa atmataiaa cralltod to it or not o t l ^ dberedit the war. belr own. ' ' UR. Supreme Court becauae so state constitutions. before It proposing extension o f ______^ VZtdent ®wn <» l»w W the Alleghenies to have a watw<- wlM creilltad la thla papar and alao tna ’wocka when, ta 1796, the Ken­ local nawa pgUlaliad hara. Lot’s he aura we Americans get be many rights have been taken fo return for be benefit of a no-foult to property damage. • -______’ .reach wtaat la called an bterim AU titfda ct rapnbUcatlon of apeelal dla- away,’’ M n. Dacey said. quick settlement, the court said, Dever aald tala ccenmlttee agreement on b e reopentag of tucky Leglriature appropriated patehaa nualn ara alao naarrad. picture straight ' A Tkonglit for Today The 3egal aseoclatlons have the accident victim surrenders would report for action a re- tion routes west were eatab- the waterway. Thus far the ad- $1,000 for protecticn agabat Ttw Henld Pitatlnc Oompaiqr b e ., aa- The dbcloaure at the PenUgoh papers steadfastly opposed no-fauH only the right for poaslMe “ m b - draft of the Mils Incorporating Ushed ta 1847 when b e Mor- ministration bas refrabed from fire. ’Twenty-two wrils were aomaa no ftoamtlal raapwialnnity tor tn o- Sponsored by fib MaadMoter ever rince It was first proposed dug; several ara rilU b use. Brapbleal anon appaarlng In adraiwa- came about because American Mg busi­ Imal damages for pab and suf- be best proviaioiis of earii. - mons migrated to Utah. dobg so b the hc|>e fiiat acting manta and other raadbif matter In Tlia OouncU o f Chiirchea b the Masoochusetts legislature feting recoveiuMe ta, cases not ------— ———------Kancheatar Bratonf Banud. ness ordMed Ito riave press, represented b 1967. marked by serious economic SohacrflMr to L«a Ancalea Tbnea-Waahlnt- by the New York Times, to begb to Iso. 40:» “But they that wait The law, as now applied b the loss. . .and the outside riiance ton Poet Bawa Sarrlea. upon the Lcrd shall renew thrir state, pertaba otdy to' bodily b - ItiU aarrlca oUant o( N. R. A. Sarrlea, b e . make propaganda agabat the arar b that' brough a generous PnbUaben Rapreawitallrea — Xathawa, strength: They shall mount up Jury insurance,, compulsory b settlement. . .he may be able to Shannon and Callen b e .. Special Asanep Vbtnam because, b sptte o f the war, trig Massachusetts sbee 1927. — New Toifc, Chleado, Detroit and Beaton. w ib wings as eagles; They ehall reap a monetary wbdfaU out of business arms experiencing a receoaion. run, and not be weary: And they It provides that a motorist’s his misfortune.” MBIIBER AUDIT BDBSAn OF CIBCDUt- own insurer pay claims of leas TTOIta______The Joke, then, seems to be on any nhaJi walk and niA faint.'’ b a separate but concurring It b true that, b time past, than $2,000 resardlesa o f fault b opbion, Cliief Justice G . Joseph oloate hoon Americans arlio thought b a t dblllualon- an accident qnd prohlMts suits ____ ^ _ ikm. Fndap. be Ideal life was, one of con- Tauro said " b e dourt is not pre­ Tm Tnaaday — 1 p,m. Satnraar. ment w lb the war b Vietnam was some­ tempbtion and qol^ reflection. for “ pob and suffering” unless sently b a position to form a For Wadnaaday — 1 p,m. Kenday. medical expenses exceed 1500. For Ttwmday — 1 p.m. Tnaaday thing that started w lb erdbary common The man who was revered was proper Judgement a s to the wis­ the one who could stand aside It is the proUbtUott against dom of desUaMUty of the no- senoe Americans and that b e publication from b e clamour and the crowd. pab and suf|terbg claims which fault statutes.” state Insurance authorttlee con- ~ of classified documents tmmaaking some If he was travribg and miosed Mrs. Dacey said no-faidt waa tend provides b e greatest sav­ of file leaderrtilp strategy bvolved araa a be stagecoach — db well, he " a fa m of socialized Insur­ Wadneadny, June SO ing*. ance” and constituted a change could always catch the one next controversial oasertton of the duties and Gov. Francb iW. Sargent, who in common bw. week. privileges of a free p r^ . signed the MU bto low last Au­ She also said the law will b our time if a mlrtew gust, announced b April that mean loss of work for ” thou- An Ultimate In Crnd And Unusual There could be a further Joke bvolved, one panel b a reval,vbg door the initial Impact of no-fault has sands” of lawyers and baur­ The Supewme Court aaMI, the other n«ie on Pravda itself. F or until Pravda he b oft ochedub for the whole been a 60 per cent reduction b ance bduatry employes. day. Someone has said that the day, that it will heau- cmaea In Its next told us b b “truth’’ about the db- the numlier of bodily injury ideal life today U a lite of ac­ claims filed and a 36 per cent term In order to five an answer to one otooures, there arere' some Amwlcans tion. Could It be that yre are ao reduction b amount of the aver­ Grave Diggers apedfle question, as foUows: who were w lU li« to consider all ahU- taken up w lb triviality,we bave age claim' paid. lost touch wlb really. Let us “ Does the ImpoaMton aad o n n y ln f out war Americans and the New York ’Times The figures are foe the first Threaten Strike never forget that actmty and quarter of the year. No-fault at the deattt penalty In ttiis esse oeo- as tbe agmts, wlttbg or unwitting, of a accompUabment are not be took effect Jan. 1. NEW HAVEN (AP) — Mab- Oocnmunbt plot. atUute cruel and unuswal pundshenent In same thing. Many thbga are baurance Commisaloner C. tenance wor)cers end grave dig­ vlolstion at the BiftaUi and Fourteenth good but nothing Is better than Eugene Farnam aald after gers at Catholic cemeteries b waiting on be Lord. Tuesday'ej ruling that statistics b e Archdiocese of Hartford have AdmentsT” The faster one travris the for be first half of the year, GgmhHng A Dubious Paimcca threatened to strike Thursday The Bichtir Amendment says simply: greabr need to be sure he b now being compUed, inricate if their demands for a 30 per traveling b the right dlncttan. that “the dramatic experience “ BSxceaalye ball a h s l not b e required, state flttnaittr R ogw B . Eddy o f New­ cent wage hike are not met. ington was arwesig fim right senators to Rev. Robert Ii. Baker Of the first three mentha wUl fol­ •Ihe strike word came 'Tuesday nor excessive dines Imposed, nor cruel vote agabat the historic legallisHon b Pastor low through for the sb months night from L*Roy Gomes, and imnsual punJahmmba Inflicted.’ ’ OomMcficiit lotteries, bettbg on heew United Pentocostal Church report.” secretary-treasurer of Local That report, he said, should 14328, A llied and 'Technical The Eyxirteen Amendment, drawn and raebur at tracks, and b qpedal bettbg patten operated hy the otato. b it there be ready early next monfii. Workers Union, wMch represents ratified afler-the Civil War to atrenfthen arere n other aenaton and 141 represen- Farnam also predicted fiiat about 90 cemetery workers ta the fuanantees for equal treatment o t all tafives whq voted ftir the bill Uiat wUl go Current Quotes claim levela will continue to be counties of New Haven, drop. Miany claims, he said, Americana, Included the pawlaian: "No bto effect Jifiy 1. CtovMnor MesIdU al- Litchfield and Hartford. I iiartj iiaa indicated be will sign the bill have beat held penbng file Su­ “It would take a miracle to Stole mail make or enforce any law that will provide plenty of jiatranage "What I do today—what we do prem e Court ruling. They wlU solve the many proMems that which shall abridge the pcivUegee or Im­ Jobs Cor a Oommlsrim on ^rectal Reve­ here today—b because we love be closed without payment, he now exist,” said Gomes. thb country.”—Sen. Atike Grav­ aald, because bey do not quali­ munities of cltlaens ot the United States; nue, originally known as the State Oam- The present contract expires el, D-Alarim, as he rend to fy imder the pob and suffering at midnight Wednesday. bibg Oommbricn. newapaen excerpts from the top nor maU any State deprive, any peraon Yean ago it used to be said that caml- provision of file law. Bodies of deceased persons secret Pentagon study on Vtet- Farnam discounted the possi­ of Ufe, Uberty, or property, wifinut due vnki in and took oU the money out would have to be stored ta bility of rebates to Masoachu- o f town. CMUca o f the recently-passed nam. vaults or mausoleums durbg a proceaa ot taw; nor deny to any petaon setts motorists this year, as legblafion aoy gambling wlU do be Photoflrraphed by Reginald Pinto strike, he said. “I admire him for ,^whot he have been widely suggested be­ within ita Jurladlctlon the equal protoc- same to Connecticut b tenns of Job al>- Grave diggers now earn about CLASS PRESIDENT KATHRYN VAIDA, MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION, JUNE 23, 1971 did. I think he knew full well cause of the savings to the b- $3.60 an hour. Gomes arid. tliai at the laws.’’ aertteebm and reckleaa spending by peo­ that he was violating a security surance Industry under no-fault. After hearing arguments In which the ple at the track when it could go to help regulation, but peara the crtUca release of American POWS but man who leaked the top secret torists can ocpect at leori a 26 187 tons, valued at $100 m illim , which they will also try to prove that will have no turfiier say on the matter, Today b Wednesday, June 3 Piece Set a way to Justify be cobbued 30, b e 181st day o f 19TL There Pentagon study on Vietnam to per cent reduction b next com p eted w ib 829,337 tons b the death pmaRy taw Is not emplayed proponenta argue that the state b b dire By WILUAM RASPBERRY The Washington Post presence of American sridlers are IM days left b the year. tbe preae. year’s prembms for bodily inju­ be corresponding period of equally a state’s ctUaens, the Su­ need at money Just to survive, tet alone b Vietnam. ry protection. 1969. Although b e volum e rose, Single Dresser pay off the wboppbg debt. It b not cer­ Today’s Highlight In History b e value declined 18.3 per cent. preme Court wlH have ■■ ebancp to find Things that seem totally il­ "We should have , been bere State motorists received a 16 tain, however, and dubious whether the WASHINGTON — Cynics are memy might have to negotiate logical when viewed from be (b thb date b 19B0, Presi­ four years ago.”—Sen. Hubert AAiiror that eepitoi punishment is unconstitu- new legal bettbg procedure will raise suggesting that the Administra­ . . .even more important, otme perspective of the Prerident’s dent Harry S. Truman, an­ H. Humphrey, D-Mtan., com ­ enou^ money to Justify them, or wheb- we set a date we give tbe ene­ tlanal. tion’s heart was not b Its ef­ explanations make a good dacA nounced he had ordered U.S. menting on sdectlon of Miami Chest er a rigolflcent portion of the jwofita will my the information It needs to more sense if one aasumee that troops stationed b J^pan to Beach as be site of the 1972 forts to stop file New York Meanwhile, by the nature at the other wind iq> b amnebody elsris poriceb. Uiincii attacks on our rapidly hb real reasoning b something help the Republic of Korea re-, Democratic national convention. dimtnliOitng forces at their Partel Bed derision kfionday In which it set aside Opponenb argue that what b e state Tim es and the Washington Post like th b : pel North Korean bvaders. should be doing to raise revenue, besides pobt of vuberaUlity.” death aentencea for a special SS of the from oontbubg publication of I have no intoiUon of bring­ On Thb Date “The fambea of buf 6.6 mil­ raiatag taxes, b to attract new bduriry the secret Pentagon study on Hie public explanation not­ ing aU the boys home, Just lion JoUeas workers know they 8«9 persona now under amtonce of death b v m , British forces b the Into the state, raber than watch busi­ the Vietnam war. withstanding, the President enough to cut b e ground from Revolutitmory War evacuated can’t eat optimism, but the ttdr in this ndUon’s priaoos, the Siqneme ness emigrate to climates with more fa- The reasoning la that since surely must understand the dif­ under the dissenters back New Jersey, crossing to Staten ministration has confessed w ib Court added measurably to the technical vocohie tax taWee the revelations are primarily ference betwem (1) rinqdy an­ homa But too many Ameri­ bland, N.Y. thb veto bat it has nothing else But peopb are going to gamble any­ an embarrassment to b e pre­ nouncing a withdrawal date to offer.”—^Rep. John A. Bb®- difficulty ot getting the death penalty cans want an end to our In­ b 1834, be bdian territory way, so why shouldn’t Oonnecticut ob­ ceding Democratic administra­ and (2) tellbg Hanoi we will volvement b Vietnam for me was created by an act of Con­ nllc, D-M bn., reacting to Preal- tab some of the moneyT others ask. The get our troops out by the end verdict In the future, b tlieae S» cases, tions, the Nixon peqjtb are pri­ to say that publicly. What kind gress. deitt Nixon's veto of the $6.* I>fi' Just In Time For Your point b that w lb gambling opportunities of the year if you release all the Court held that they could not be vately delighted. Stxne people of an excuse could I give for b 1869, 6,000 persons watch­ lion public worka MIL more readily avaUable, many more peo­ our POWS by the aid of July. even suspected Initially that the maintaining troops b Vietnam ed aa the French acrobat, VACATION NEEDSI executed henause there had beat an ple who can least afford It will discover “The intelligence and report­ documents had been leaked by He must aDso understand that that American people would Emile Blondb, crossed Niagara the excitement of gambling wlb belr ing systems for Vbtnam during QUALITY MEN’S WEAK AT BIO SAVINGS autotoatir, exclualion, from the Juries Nixon Admblatratbn acurcea. withdrawal, whether by clear- buy? Falla on a tightrope. first bet and devriop a habit that evm b- thb period must bear a princi­ which tried and convicted them, of Well, it’a an blereaibg no­ cut announcement or by tab If that b fact ^ere the ques­ b 1938, Emperor Halle Selaa- aUy impoverishes him. tion, but hardly more than that. l»esent plana .of gradual reduc­ tion, the POWS must have pal reqxmalMlity for the un­ Jurors who might not believe in the Off-track betting and other types of se ot Ethiopia pleaded before founded optimism of UB. poli­ The Poet apparently takes the tion at American forces, will seemed a pretty fair answer. the League of Nations b Gene­ death penalty. Obvloualy, If people who gambling might do great harm to the inevitably bad to a time when cy.”—Unnamed Oefenoe D^ Justice Department’s action va for help against Italian b- ALL SPORT COATS do not beUeve in capital punishment can­ world of sports. Profesrional football b wtth deadly aerlouaneaa; It has America’s “dlmbblitag forces partment analysts ta a sum­ already spending a great deal of money (will be) at their point at vul­ vaders. mary of 1962-64 documents from had a half-dosen bwyers work­ b 1946, be third atomic not be kept off murder Juries, the death to keep b e game honest. bvestlgnUona nerability.” b e Pentagon Vietnam stufiy oa ing on the case around be Radio Control bomb was drafted — b a U.8. VALUES TO S O A S S penalty la going to be more difficult to b search of undesinbles involve trac­ clock. If he understands theoe quoted b the Chrbtirii Scloice ing backgrounds, aaeociatlons. Certainly WASHINGTON (AP) — The teat over ships anchored at Bi­ Monitor. $45 NOW obtab. I take It seriously, too, for thingB, it aeema to m e fa ir to there b betting today on pcnCearional Federal OommunlcaUona Com­ kini b the Marshall blonds. tbe slmide reason that thb Ad- conclude that for all hb talk cn Even b this accompanying action, sports events through illegal bookies. mission said ’Tuesday it had Ten Years Ago "I don’t think you ctaild keep VALUES TO mblstration cannot afford to the subject, the POW question British warships were head­ then, be Court moved b a direction — But, when you eoqtand it through legal b Just a smokescreen, an emo received an apidlcation fo' b e a secret b Washington if you $59.95 NOW O f stand paarively by whib such transfer of control of the Oon- ing for Kuwait b be IQddle timt of aUmiwnMng capital punishment channeb, you bay exacerbate the prob- Uon-chaiged Issue designed to told It to your mirror.”—Rep. F. an Important precedent b being operator of radio station WEU East after reports ri a threat b m tremendoualy. 'When you iiicreaae set. President Nixon, that Is to Edward Hebert. D-La., chair­ from the American system — which bettbg cn any event, you cannot help ^i^tt^doptom ^ riTri t^erator or radio station agabat be abdkdom by Iraq. man of the House Armed Serv­ say, cannot afford tbe danger Five Yean Ago some reports of the vlewa of the b- but increase b e potential of people try­ that hb own Administration’s several thousand UB. troops b b New Haven, Conn. ices Committee b reply to The application seeks to trans­ b Moscow, French Prerident divldual members of be Court aay a ing to Influmce tbe outcome ot that secrets may someday become Vietnam for a very long time newsmen who asked If he fer control from Richard W. Da- Charles de OauUe and K rem lb thought b e Pentagon Vietnam M l SUITS event Oamhlbg b Coonecficut may not puUb knowledge. to com e. majority does not favor. be the golden panacea many peopb v b , Grace E. CSiapman, B dw b lea d en called fca: an end to sbdy will remab secret now as The specific reference b to It requires no extraordinary think it will be. — NEW BRITAIN HER­ H. Schweitzer and obers to the foreign intervention b Viet-, all 436 House memfbecs have ac­ VALUES TO Other circumstance alao obviously con­ the President’s puhUc utter­ Imagination to envtaion a day ALD. Covenant Broadcasting Corp. nam. cess to It. $100 NOW • " spires to pressure the Court toward the ances on troop withdrawal and when some disUluaioned bu- 59 same derision 10 American states and the prisenerM-war baue. I don’t know whether there are VALUES TO many other nations have already adopt­ If Newsmen Are So Smart secret papers around that give $180 NOW *89** ed—bat the taking of life by be state the real reasons tor h b ada- Fbr a number of yean, it has seemed Bill Wliitaker b no more ethical ban the taking of mancy on the POW question, rattier obvloua to me ttiat the news an­ but I do know that -public life by an individual. alysts and oommentatora ore the best reasons will not wash. quaflfled peopb b the United States to But b e most compelling influence on He has told us, for Instance, r e g u l a r s a n d f l a r e s bead up our GovemmeRL They have that as long as there are Amer­ the m b d of the Court; must be, it seems t r o p ig a l a - d o u b l e k n it s moot of the quertiona and all of the an­ ican FOW8 b Norib Vbtnam, OHJHANK GOODNESS^ th e r e ’s ONLY I i to us, be fact that there has been no swers. Thoy ore ofaeody capoUe of rit- the UUS. will keep a “residual execution b b b country since 1967 and Miy b Judgment on oil other officefaold- force” b Soub Vbtnam. ois, and office aeriwra. They have prov­ A GAS STATIOM i=0R APPROXIMATELY 9 P r. $$1.66 that for b e Court now to make a de­ And when It was suggested ed ttirir aMlUba atid aptitudes at diag- that a way out of this Und I cision which might mean that the *80 noibg, dlosBcting, and dbporing of bob might be to set a date for total EACH AMD EVERY TWO AND A HALF *■/ a s Individuals now b prison under death peopb proUema They are expert American withdrawal, contin­ VALUES TO ^ *1590 on every issue at the day, bciudfaig be NULES OF TOWN ROAD NOWfP' MVICE, IMAS NGW^IW sentence must, after so many alternating gent iqwn the release at the war b Ifietnom, forrign poUebe end re- POWB in ter to the w lbdraw al t P r . $16.66 .Double Dresser, A\irror fears of deab and hopes of life, now be tattoni, along wtth damaoUc preUema date, he turned thumbs down. STAnOM out and executed would constitute such OS the metal and economic prob­ Now, wbyT VALUES TO “cnial iiiniwiai punishment’’ of be lems of file day. Thsy know Immediately The public reasons make 986 NOW 6 1 9 « * Chest, Spindle Bed wtaat a President has said that b right even bos sense than the Jobn- \N»LL s e b u i l t $ Pr. 6I6A6 highest otder, not merely upon be and wtat he has arid that is wrong b a son Administration’s public rea­ OM THIS SITE criminals themselves, but upon wibt we speech that has token him iwonths to sons for the bombing, bombing » ----- r AT---- must all hope remab the sensitlviUes prepare. They know immediately when halts, eacalaUan and the rest. M l BERNODft SHORTS 11% •« the seasoned military leaden have What ICr. Nixon seemed to OLOe GAS CoMPfttiV Enjoy your new bedroom set as you pay for it. at the American people. miiAe aa unweel iiy m ove on Um b elUe- be saying was that a “residual T u m -s uo FusL, front. They know bunedblriy when a force” could somehow acoom- uaeSu aL.M>ueL Choose one of Watkins convenient budget terms: beder has sold or done the wrong thing pUah what the present forces FEBB AI/niBAXIONB ON AIX SALE ITEMS. Take up to three years to pay with at iittlo as 10% ooocernbg minority gnxqps, or ooncem- cannot accomplLb now — re­ Pravda Enlightens Us All b g the taeues between capUal sad labor, lease of the prisoners. OPEN EVUMNO* w e d ., m o t s ., F R I. ttU 6 P J L down. Use 80-60-90 day Payment Plan or Master He expbbed bb refusal to and fib'-issues ooncembg the oontrol of SALES FOR CASH OR RANK CHAROE Charge. Although Pravda might be expected to bflsllon. or how to raios the riandords set a withdrawal dote, even a be drilgtatod by the exposure of tbe of livbg amepg the poor. They have date contingent upon the re- taoae b the meanwhlb of all PHdagan PriPef*> 'hie Russlaa official ready oaswees for the social and eco­ logical needs of our land, and have on prloonera, thb way: nstmpoper has socountered troUbb tiy- authoritative opiiten on what's wrong “Once you oet a date, b oili­ 935 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER. OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. iwg to r***" how b the world these w lb the way such prnhisms are now be­ er words, when we say b ef­ Roth’s Clothiers fect to fiw enemy, *we quit, re- THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.M. — CLOSED MONDAYS — TELEPHONE 643-5171 dooumenb ever got puhMriied. ing handbd.-J. HAROLD STEPHENS, gardboB of what you do,’ then PASTOR, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, nUXITY PLAZA 644-8221 VERNON Pravda could not, very wril, ta view FAIRBORN, OHIO, IN A LETTER. we destroy any incentive the PAGE BIANCHESTBai EVENING HERAID, M ANCHEST^, CONN.. WiEDOTSDAY, JUNE 80, 1971 NINE MANCHESTBR EVENING HERAU). HANCHE^nSR. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1971 P A G E E IG H T November Referendum Aim French Gunmen'^ Statei$,Vie Denial of Parochiaid Income T a x Sections of Pentagon Papers Get $2 MiUion Boosts Voucher System In M ail F ran cs For Vote Bill / Em erges As Made Public by Senator By J are to vurlous Sony Ingmham Town Seeks More Time STRASBOURG, France (AP) Ratification stages of pteimtog to Ssstile, VERNON — Harry P. Ingra- (Oonttimed ftom Pago Om ) — Masked gunmen hiding inside . WASHDiOTON (AP) - 8u- ^ash.^ cUlf, Rock- Possibility ham. 97, of m Skinner Rd., nv.„ - LSbruy Hours StraijdMurg’a central post office WASHI NGTON (AP) — preme Court disapproval of Maine, Son EVaiudseo, died yesterday at hU homo. ** ** Vletnaim- then a todajlf grabbed a ehlpmeint of Record quick approval of the some forms of state old to poro- endocBSd the Effective thU week, all For Water Purchase Vote (OorttMMd from Pago Om ) He was bom In Peabody, source of Vleg Oong ^rength mohey -after a prtice guard had 18-yeer-old-vote amendment to chial' schools has given a boost m ii says tt want to raid out Uasa. and lived there until Ito and a scene of heavy flooding, town libraries will be closed gone borne and carried rtf an so close now the states have be­ to a congressional proposal for -whether tt will wort, new flacal year begins at mid' Saturdays during July and By GLENN OAMBEB cause water company rates ^ moved to Vomoir In 1967. Ho suggestion was mods on would have to be lowered to J estimated 11.6 million francs gun Jocheytog to see -which will issuing educational vouchers to .n^e CXBIO experiments sr» to- night. August and on the Saturday (Herald Bsportor) nave «, ^ idSa.’" Mayor Jfamds V m did worth—$2,068,000. have the distinction of making it S6rv6d as a vault otflcar at tna ^ ^ Roeweli OUnatrlc before Labor Day. ^ttae li­ eaoh U.S. family. teh^M mainly to see if the However, legIsIaUve leaders Warren National A committee of threS not attod^ night’s msettog. It tiiat amount is confirmed, it offlcteL 'Under the plan, strongly op- voucher sjrstem will lead to Im­ braries adll also be closed will be the largest cash holdup had contingency legislation on Bank In Peabody for 86 years. McNamara’s dofxdy, and the irrrwiay ip observance of In­ members of the Board of ^ would not suimort H® **" **• ^ abMaln minola completed ratification posed by many public school of- provement of education for chili Directors was appointed ^ purchase and to needSu^ *«”" to to EVench histoty, though loss ’Tuesday, bringing the total to 86 ■'N,, flelals, parrots could . use the ,j]^ gg low-income famines, hand that would. If necessary. Survivors are, ^ dependence Day. tban a third of the record $7 .11 Davld IngTsham, with whom he Kennedy Increased iU.8. as- last nijdit to make a final p r a r n m ^ states. Legislatures to five more voucher to send their childrro to contlnue aU presold toes ^ ^ Richard slstance to South Vietnam but million haul to Britain’s Great effort to get a f ^ e r ex- o’Nein noted that u to prt- state cure poised to -act next, any school they choose. their current rates and kMp to ingraham of Tiqpafleld, Mhas.; kept Itw Ithln the limits of mill- w-__ ’Train Robbery to 1963. which would be more than S vate company were municipally ^ nr^potated out an inequity The Otttoe of Economic Op­ Scott Contends state government going for to ^ mec*,. Mrs. Shirley taiy aid and advlsem. Regular tension on the town op- 'Ihe gunmen—eome witneesea enough to put tt over. portunity is conducting a limlt- tion to buy the Manches- owned, it would be ellglWe for now la a few areas time being. cSiapUn and Mrs. Elisabeth bcmbii« of Uie North was start- *“ Oravrt, a 41-y^ said there 'were four, bUiera five Ratification by 38 states la ‘M experiment with the voucher Ruling Sure To . Jelly, both of Danvers, Mass.Mass, «d ed -by by President LyndonLomdcn B. ^ ter Water Co. so that a ref- <®<*®**J ?«>»*■ covering eo ^ r ^ ^ ^ urged consoUdatlon or six—carted away eight sacks needed to give citizens 18 years filled with francs. system to several school dts- HARTFORD (AP) - Beeet ^ere wlU be a graveside johnmn In Pebrusry 1966; a few erendum could be held in of any improvements to to eliminate this. He also toKL and older the 'vote to all elec- j ci t s*r« g. trlcts, but tt has never been con­ The operation was carried out ^Haunt Us All^ and bedeviled by squabbles over g^rvice tomorrow at 10 a.m. at months later he committed U.8. ^ ^**»*”.* reading of to NnvAmhM> at the remilar the directors that they should tions. If passed, the measure SoUtH LihUrCh sidered by Oongreas. disputed territories and t o poH- oak Orove Cemetery, West ground forces. documents 1 regular ^eth dliectow Carl ZJiisser ^ thtakliig of to future. ’The to a matter of mtoptea. shortly WDidd be the 26th Amendment after 9 a.m. Now, Rep. Roman C. piicira WASHENGTDN (AP) — Sen­ Heal futures of certain lawmak- peabody, w»— ..nMi hi. lom ®y entering to documenU in Jotns Practice emtion. Nocrls questioned to eddlUonal water supply of the to the U.S. OonstituUon. ’Ihe Rev. Ralph W. Spencer, ate Republican Leader Hu|^ ers, to Reeppoctlonment Com- Burke Funeral Home, 76 Pros- **^L^****.*lif. t**® record of his subcommittee. water company ai^ to 178, ’Ihe money had been brought ski, D-Hl., chairman of the Both bousM ot the Alabama wbo waa recently appointed by House general education sub- Scott said Tlieoday the Supreme mlseian appeared to be on the oect^St* was In charm of local ?°*** Gravel , appaienUy protected Harvey A. Kahaner, MD has «reotori CM Zlmw^ Eighth District support acres of open q>ace land owned Into the post office courtyard to legislature imve ratified the tho New England Oonferenco of commttteo, aaya he Will try to of tauurefaUure TTuesday i ^ y toIn itoIto JlJ^uyj^mente. amuigemento. vale peace InlUaUves, some *®^^™™****_ “*® EUjjhth District by Uie Arm are gotag to be val a truck with a jwUce escort. As amerthnent, but btckiertog over ““ ^v»iph the workers, carried the sacks bT^ 8:^^^rrotU^ tote valescent hospital In WUUman- would not stand few re-election, to a truck of their own, tind It n« e State Department’sDepi^e^ tele'tele- ’Ihe JusUce “Apartment Department de- )SS^*S.‘^atS*’n^ Arts. He attended TUfte Unlver- ^ ”‘Iippoww Mewdngle.. Vole ^t^bK to^mS drove off to the morning rush The_ - ®“ said ’Tuesday. two struck down Monday. mtolght Wednesday. If It can’t t“® ^ *“*• celvlng his MD degree In 1968. ^ ““ . gem about having a “r^er- w. water bill to higher than Normedly a t the end of the House said chanoes appeared church history, and to a Luctoda a Roman Catho^ with a get six votes In favor of a single JJi. ♦*.. L irf Au». At 9:40 p.m., after convenl^ Cbm'mMita from the town dl- ®ndum that to meantagleas,” re- what it would be if he Uved in month, French poisit offices re­ good tor final actlro this week. Bldwell B e e ^ Fellow, and a ,gr*e CathoUc c ^ t u ^ to reapporttonment plan by tot Manch^r ^Oi the to prep^to ^ ooe’-maji hi^arlng of hto sub- tontoh^ at Btwdcdale Ho^tal ceive large money rtiipments Tile Oklahoma Legtolature Ookeabury Scholar. his Chicago dtotrict, Puctaakl “In Peninylvanla, already cn Bodenheimer of- tralia. New Zealand, Thhiland, rectors last n l^t Indicate to t ferring to a referendum on the the town, he to paying one of the verge rt bankruptcy be­ time, t o Job will pass to a RahW Hana pubUc b u U d l^ P®?*®!!’. _’ an August referendum on el- water company purchBMpurcluuK contln- the higfa^highest rates In town for from banks to meet withdrawals convroes Tlmrsday to special Before coming to Manchester, ggid he was bitterly dtoappetot- Laos, t o Philippines and South and grounds, oiavel began his took hto residency training to cause a recently enacted In­ three-menaber panel with an Oct. flclaOng. to r to purchase of the water gent on Eighth Dtotrict sewer the two services from postal savings accounts seeslon and quick ratification he held aeveral pastoratro to ed by the Supremo Court decl- come tax has been ruled uncon- 1 ■ deaiUine. Msa^^siiris*. "nie Weinstein------Mortuary, Korea for the ^ peace move. j * AVnAAUlKreading XJRof tWAV o top-secretWSV’Va.^ava A*asw*s”docu- otolaryngology— —-'W ~~~ at Washington for payment of monthly bills. .there to expected. Wyoming Masaachuaotte churches where gion that held unconstitutional people are Part of to problem to redls- Hartford, was In charge of ar- Johnson *d not Up to aaytog tore was no Jus- Hoi^pltal Center, Washington, cempany alone or total conaol- consoUdatlon which might pass, ’Ihe Eighth District services Idatlim of both water and sew- but not be acted on because of several areas outside of Its la'wmakers con'vone Monday for he was Involved to counseling, teacher pay supplements or ». ™jfg_ gingt ’’ triettog to H^Lmi was the loss rangements. Uflcatlon for keeiring them from I>-C. the same purpose. admlntotraUop. teaching, toner- ••excessive entangtemeitts” be- ^ ^ of iwyntoHnn by the clUes to the Mrs. Chapnlck was horn Oct. Utlbal ambitions, however. er utUittes Is unUkriy. a lack of support from the boundaries. Some of toe the {American people. Dr. Kahaner has recently Last night’s meeting, which EUghth District board of dlrec- Ki&singer Due A record for speedy ratiflea- city mtatotry, and pastoral func- tween government and church _ ^ rt suburbs during the past decade, 10, 18S4 to Ruasla and lived to All to moves at the time ______customen to these areas are The flist section dealt with completed three years of aerv- was to be a public hearing on ton. charged 75 per cent of toir Uon seems assured. The Con- tions. He also apent a year as a gchooto to Rhode Island and which necessitated a cut to the Manchester many years before were made against the back- ijoob’ nSe played by Presl- Ice in the U.S. Amy, stationed a possible referendum, drew a Weiss maintained that a posl- water UU. Otoen are charged In Saigon, Paris gre(m completed action on the counsellor and coordinator after- Pennsylvania. jo™,«hai» rwrivAtA arndm hw nuiriber of city reiHresentaUves- moving to Putnanata IW. dent Dwight D. Elsenhower’a to Puerto Rico, Where 1» was crowd of one member of to uve townwide vote and a W 90 per cent ^poidtog on toe WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ amendment March 23 and five school acUvlOes for disturbed jg the last three years more .. j especially when cou^ed with a Survlvors are two BOJ^^ administration to the begtontog CaUe^of Bar, N ^ pubUc at the start cf to meet, u y l to totri^t dent Nixon’s national security states stamped their approval lioys at the Judge Baker Guld- than 1,000 pcuxichlal schools jniubmiwhiirB - cut In the Blse of the House from Morton H. Chapnlck and Ralph which had led to a to to ls^ ^ ultlmatoly flowered Into at Rodrlques Army Ho{q;)ltal w iiio crowd sweUed to five agreement with toe district a “moral obligation” adviser Henry A. KlsstogiM' on tt alter the first day. ance Center for BSmotiimally Dto- hgve been closed and the entire .,^t«alr«adv haveriran astro- 177 memben to a reported 161. a . Chapnlck,^__ both of Putnam; Uon to reconsider its w ^ WAV unitedUlsiin ns States’,, , , , , , , third_ costliest _ and Ramey ^ Air Force Bose nygr the WAV .course of IHOHtiXlffmeeting. to. board. Tbe 12th Amendment, reform- turbed Boys to Boeton. system to threatened by look r t „ L _ i,i Manager Robert Weiss P®****®" ®“®*> ® special meet- east sewer Interceptor is put and officials and -will then re­ In addition to Dllnoto, the 18- yerslty, GreoncaaOe. ind., where tgm wUl be to danger rt hank- jggi^on wlU coat local people chairman of toe now defunct Re- Brf_«^an, 6#. of Rocky HUl, sadors. neveitoeleaa. held open Dr. Kahaner and his wife, toe «I suspect that toe pub- ***• ®*®® ®®n®«Ued that toe only into operation to the faU, tola year-vote amendment has been he was a Rector Scholar for ruptcy. additional taxes.” tha nroribUltv that to war “I**®®. ^ port directly to Nixon {and Sec­ apportlooment Oommlttee, Rep. “ G^son« th® PoaaJhUlty that to war former ElaineEtotoe CmsnlckCrasnick of Port- Uc is ejqpecUi«^rp«oHT.g a rtferendim,” ® referendum would area wUl become part of toe retary rt State iWUUam P. Rog­ ratified by Minnesota, Dela- four years. Puctoskl has drafted a blU to gourt "tei hbmday upheld their but noted, “I too am amazed.” *’® ^ produce pubUc pressure town sewer system. The reri- ers at theWestem 'White House ware, Wariitogton, Connecticut, j^g wife, the former I rts provide a famUy with a $100 ^ federal program r t conatruc- three chUdren at 16 Downey pue to a recent .>-rtAnQi.»' for consoUdatlon If toe queatlai dnets wUl then probably pay to CaSifoiTila on his return Tennessee, Massachusetts, Ha- Eleanor Henry. !■ ® graduate rt voucher for each school-age jjj jg xhurch-related col- wlien to North Vtetaamese res- Thm he began reading to pa, Drive, Manchester. with toe same two words: wife of DonaUl B. Briggaman. too town now has an option to Phased overwhelmingly to both 90 per cent of their water bUl, around July 12. wall, Montana, Arkansas, Iowa, University rt ’Toronto, child, which could'be cashed to universities, and left comment.’’ o— o»u ponded favoraWy to three days, pera, minus footnotes, sunport- buy toe private .ninto end ®®**® ®* town, to toe town for aewer service, Saigon is listed as the first Idaho, Ihdlama, Nebraska^ l ^ - Ontario CJollege of E duc^on, gt either a public or private untouched past rulings that ^?**” ^S^'^**** ""a a little more than two tog documents and any military water- utUlty for about $2.96 O’NeiU noted that toe consoU- O’NeUl said. stiq>. Ktsslngrt- also will visit Michigan, Maryland, slmmons College. They and a siator. months later the Paris peace facts he regarded as endanger- J school. states may aid parochial ele- mlllion untU Oct. 6. daOon question, if put to toe Utalland, India and Pakistan (Herald photo by Pinto) Maine, Vermont, Alaska, Call- gggg^ John, 3, ahd Sujqwrters r t the vxxicher megtary and secondary schools PHmeral services will be Fri­ talks resulted. tog national security. Malaysia William O’NeUl, director of voters, would be different to and stop on (the way home in fornla, Pennsylvania, (Colorado, pgyid plan say tt would Invigorate edi contributing textbooks and Case Ml F u n d day a t 2 p.m. at Rose HUl Funer­ While most members^ of Con- ih ree hours and 81 minutes al Home, 660 Elm St., Rocky public woiicB, restated his con- two respects from a similar Manchester Paris to consult there with the Rev, Wogman Ordained at Emanuel Texes, South Oairtlna, West ' ______ucalion by Introducing compeU- transportation. «rfii iw> in Rom Hill S'*®* *®"®rved comment on later, Gravel, hla voice wracked To Export tenUon ihai if both toe north ((uestlon defeated, to toe Eighth chief 'U.S. 'Vietnam peace nego­ Virginia, New Jersey. New Uon Into the sjrstem. but Its op------M elts T h ro u g h Gravel’s ecUon to making toe ^ jh sobs and cracking from The Rev. Lawrence Wogman, the first minister to be ordained at Emanuel Lu­ end water and sewer aystema District to 1967. First, consoU- Hospital Notes tiator, Ambassador David K. B. Hampshire, Arizona, Loutolaim. 0 n t c h O u t p u t R i d u g ptmente say It would drain mon- B l„ e 4 > > ll» ’ J o b s G ro w M^orW Park, Roc^ documents . public, Republican weartoeaa, ended his reading Rhode Island, New Yorit, Ore- ^ Newest Budget were combined with the town’s dation would not include toe Patiente Today: 178 Bruce. theran Church, is presented the Stole by the Rev. C. Henry Anderson, pMtor ey, puplto and teachers from the M e n d a ^ y ^ a ^ e ^ Leader Hugh Scott of ^nd aald: "The greatest wprer New Toddy simultaneously, there would be north end Are.department; and ...... , , ____ juui.x-i;-. Kissinger returned earlier fthls of the church, at the conclusion of last night’s ordination ceremony. The Rev. gon,Ml, Missouri and Wisconsin.wisconsm. THEt h e HAOUEl—InHAW un^ theuie 10to years pubUc'school system and even- WASHINGTON -JWhlte-coUar The $100,000 windfall for ac- al hw e ^o rro w from 2 to 4 pe„isylvanla said Democrats gentatlve democracy too world enough revenue to pay off toe the cimsoUdaUan would produce ADMITTED werti from a trip to London. • By a Supreme Court toterpra- «lnM the st^ of tually undermine tt. werters wlU outnumber Mue- and 7 to 9 p.m. should decide whether t o Alas- known, the nation of Jetfeiv By HABI 8UBBAHANIAH Eugene Brodeen, president of the New England Synod of the Lutheran Church qulriUon cf Case Mt. to Man- •mo famUy suggests that any ^ puTchaae bond for the water a net reductloleoii O. j^unut, W Mam Nixon Is planning to move his tatlon last December rt toe 19TO ^ rte t. > > » tch ^ u s^ Puctoskl to planning to try to collar employes by more than senator violated Senate UnciUn, has had Us operations to California July in America, center, was the ordination preacher; and the Rev. Carl Wiedi- c^pany and to‘'keerup’''^ ^ ^ ' K e r l ^ *b ! 6 Votln? Rights Act, youtiia egM A ction as a ^ o t e » « ® ~ ^ ^to voucher proposal to a bo per cent In itre; yet 81 mU- cheater as a state park, toclud- memoi^ contrlhutiona rules' 'iibb^brthe“{Bwainp' by laix-i jwuojriwi. w ^ ^ million Schedule of Im- t>®th north end and south end ver rwi.. laia. muuamui «i. for 'wfaat Is expected to be a ger dean of the Northern Connecticut District of the New England Synod 18 through 20 wore ^ven toe by ^ bill that also calls f » greatly to- Uoh workers wffl stiU be em- el at toe last mtouto as part maAe to too American Ctocer send out lio the world a new bev- Batoraa, Enfield; Mrs. Aimella The Nov. 8 McNamara memo, ^arfords. Jealous Vlet- to that two-week stay. He has already and pastor of St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church in Avon, right, was hturgist. O f toe General Assembly’s prt. « ’ ac*c^;ii^’to:5;e"^d7".^”t^ ^hrTnu:;^r, « Z® oaued forrs^ g^eduled talks on the domestic Pastor Anderson was sponsor and ordinant, and others participating in the — — ------program should *—be • manufacturers claim wiU po(M a next ^ years. n J '/.' s ^ P W i i P i ^ ® tog $50,000 toward toe purchase yesterday morning at Us to attnc kNorto inetnam... Senate Office BuUdtog until he known to Malaysia, Is the sug- sewer system, O’NeUl said that district residents. g ^ EUiabeth B. El- faire seems evident with today’s Thorsten Gustafson, pastor of Emanuel from 1939 to 1944, attended the c e ^ T he Taylor report, *®** **“ paneled hearing cham- gry mUky-whtto sap which flows t*»® nprtheast sewer totorcrt. *®*e® Would Drop „ Battista Rd.; Mrs. announcement that Kissinger mony. The Rev. Mr. Wogman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence G. Wogman of 28 Mr. Ekan was bom Doc. 9, gnd Taylor’s own cables, had i’®*’> Oiavel presided over some- ,riien the young flowering Ur project wlU handle the O’NelU has maintained that jjjjjgi Glammartoo, Dunn Rd., will make a fact-finding report toe Town of Manchester already g^^...... had’uved gigg rinSssed’aVrabable'Med - to totog.Capitol xitiiHUl veterans ^—Mcould .. of . a coienut.... palm Is cut ----- overloadrates ofwould toe Eighth Qg^ggtjy. District, priaclUa south J. end wn«gh, sewer Fairview St., was baptized and confirmed at Emanuel Church. He will assume U r a r u r . '■ d f e ' there with Secretary r t State his duties at Ebenezer Lutheran Church in Willimantic tomorrow. OUW In'the R^S^^EUliigton area attack or ttoeaten to not match to their memorlea. 'TradltlonaUy the liople of too one problem there now. H e drop If there were townwide jg oriffto Rd’; Robert W .Hy^i Rogers on hand, too. rt considered all of his life. He was a com- attack' Norto Vietnam.” It wasn’t toe contents of the Malay ArchliMlago, South India also nt^ed that he had allowed cons^toUon and water rates jjgst Hartford; Mrs. Hrien M. pc • *!rh^**'**T*wSS*m*** muUcant rt St Bernard’s *~Th«»* toiyii later, Nov. 11, study he read that underlined and Oeylon have drunk toddy a smaU aimual sum for system would Increase sUghtly whUe ufeney, 326 Center St; Mrs. a / V iJ CEiurch and a former member McNamara reveiaed his pool- the Importance of the night— not merely as an alcoholic bev- lmprovem«rts when calculat- sewer rates to toe north end oUve H. KlrbeU, Mjohntato View State Rep. Vtetec ^ ^ itaUan Friendship Clidi. uon to a Joint memo with Secre- much of the Elsenhower oltua, «*»ge, but also for Its source of tog potrtitial north end sewer would increase and water rates south Windsor, m idm toltia^ a mora ^ During hla younger years, he jgjy „f State Dean Rusk, recom- Uon had been known for yearn high-grade protein and vita, revenue. decrease. The net total to both Aitoo, Michael L. McDonald, '■ ■ Wednesday to toe logMM ve^ active to various sports deferring dl^atch' of and had been pubUshed already mtaw. » also was used to var- Need Separate PoUcles cases would decrease, O’NeUl Hew Britain; Mrs. Irene Mc- nanM committee to reduce ^ played baseboU for the y.g. troops. by The Wortitogton Post-It was lous types of medicines. O’NeUl stressed that town claims, Oowen, Eart Hartford; Mrs. STORES ***®™”*’ I Redmen. Ho fonneity was em- p^sldent Kennedy accepted toe event and the man himself. Toddy, when It oomea Into ownership of toe water compa- Director WUUam FitzGerald, Marjorie' E. McNamara, 189 ;;#!5Sppii5Si! i i m bomedale State Part to D e ^ ployed at toe U.8. Envelope ^^jg although toe pa- He sot at the top of a aemi-cir- ®®*dact with yeast, ever present ny would not mean water bona absent last night due to illness, Birch St.; Mrs. Lorraine A. 881 MAIN STREET ■ i ' i ...... from $700,000 to $m,im, ^ tli BockviUe, and brtore be _ _yg ^ reason for either cular platform facing a witness •" **•* surroundings, begins to to toe north end. He conceded communicated his thoughts to March, Glaatonbury; Josepblne ...... toe cutback earmarked for Case pjtjpgd iie ^nas custodian to the jn McNamara’s view table where Rep. John G. Dow, ®“d ioses its taste. So, that there -would be a separate a letter read by Norris. He urged B. Meehan, 386 W. Center St. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Mt. iu « Vernon adioal system. Kennedy’s motives to foBow- D-N.Y., was poatUoned, ostonsl- **»er cent the cocom|t summer months makes It dlfll- Admitting toe danger ot hav- Rd., Andover. Senate approval before toe end The funeral vdll be tomorrow security, did Indicate repeating a pImuK for emphasla 9*®® foore-tiian 100 fe« cult to maintain pressure and In* t®® much on toe November BnvTBS YE5STE1RDAY: A -A AUm siMMralTOTO Artwalatif mA a.’idE m «to #«w\m thrt T,6A«1H Irtl. ... _** - . . . ^ iraaa«»a»« awa waamji-iTfr-iT AmJI a *hl«k mUnm. n# . . . « j ___a.a_a^ -.—J of toe aession tonight. at 8:10 a.m. from toe Ladd Eii' the ultimate Keiuiedy decision or sfa^ptog to comment, !w ’ simves a thin sUce of therefore creates ^passible Are ballot, FitzGerald suggested daughter to Mr. and Mr*. Ifeoto- ’Ibe new bonding proposal, re- neral Home, 19 EEUngton Ave to send American troops came p^uenUy he would engage the flowectog spathe of the protection hazards, he said. the $9-10 mUUon school ert Ward, East Hartford; ^ duced from last week’s $168 mU- with a Mass oWy“Sit‘l{totoe‘*?^ ZiZ ®ompany 62.9S $4.95 paas, property at 14 Indian Dr., market S Z ^ ’ f t o a T Z Z S “ ®«t. said. - I Brenner. 209 Sy^moro_I^_ conveyance tax $34.10. day’s moderately active trad- X>e and undrinkable. ' think we owe It to toe eito-; Also. Rlchaid L. Harris, 64 I <^rge J. Stamler Jr. a^ continuing toe rally .which ~ Gravel said he had Intended After yeMs of rraearch It was ***® ®m> town to form the commlttoe Green Rd.; Margaret Ziwskls, MEN'S ri,ii^ nrooertv*«i Keeney St developed ’Tuesday. On May 12, 1961, Vice Presl- to wad Pentagon papers to ® ® ^ ‘*® (to qak for a further extension). 92 HUUard S t; Robert E. White, arrested and alcohoUc content I dont see ^ we can even h they (toe water company dl- Berkeley Rd., Vernon; Mrs. BEACH TOWELS conveyance tax $33.00. ’ The noon Dow Jonea average dent I^mdon B. Jcimson raised hept ®**^ ^ ®“**®*' putting It (toe water rectors) do not respond taviw- SteUa 8. Varrlck, 171 High St., SANDALS Brian and Jean Harrison to of 30 industrial stocks was up with Diem tiie ’’poartbUlty of ®^ «g oddittves or by a ther- com p^ question alone) on the ably, I would be to favor of RockvlUe; Mrs. Jocelyn Pierce. e Colorful Jacquards lOncent John LIscomb and Mbr- 7.62 to 889.82. stationing AmerW^ e Ideal for Beach or Home e Holland A C^>ato Imports rls Henry Kay. property at 169- Advances led declines by VVietnam ietn^ or cf a bilateral ^ trea- ®®“ Leader Robert Griffin. m S o ^ f S S ;» le . to Oeylon and Wayne M. Mai> 71 ISlliard St., conveyance tax more than 8 to on the Big ty, the Pentagon study said. At first Gravel said he -would south India ha-ve adopted the O’Neill has told toe directors ~ “ ®q®*^ • Tan and Black 1 Deputy Mayor WUUam Diana Donald, Portsmouth, NJL; Ste- 1.99 • Thick A Thirsty $88. Board. “hut Diem wanted neitoer at read to newsmen the entire additive proceoatog but toe on several $ e Rugged Stitch Construction occaslona that bo- low for a November referen- ven HeUerich, Wndsoc Locks; Sattsfactlon of Jadgmeat Analysts called the rally a ***®^ time.” j ata^—ajtt-hour task. chairman of Soora Cboperatives ------— ------—:------—------EVank FabrycU, Hartford; OOMFIABABLE VALUE Savings Bank of Manchester technical one, resulting from an ^ June, Diem obrag^ ^ t stoen he stopped he Ltd.. Dr. A.T. Araau, says they OOMPlABABLE VALUE SIZED Mrs. BUeen 8. Griffin, West WU- $1.95 7-18 for $22,622.69 redeemed 67 Lto- oversold condition among many "nirough » ^ se«d ^ Wbrii- h a ^ ’t even finished the first prefer the thermal process as Itogton; Mrs. Patricia Dupont, $3.95 wood Dr. from forecloeure to an gtocks. They vtiH a number of *“**®**- ®*® ®°'***‘ Vietnamese volume. So he provided copies they fert addUtves take away 686 Rye 8t., South Windsor. action brought against Alice invest^ were bargain iiimMiiir P*»^<*®«t ® ®““® agencies. some of toe “toddy taste and $76,010 Lowest Bid Also, Mrs. SteUa V. Leber, 84 Frasconn; Malcolm B. Oltos, recerit period at con- *“ B®®"®*" ®«J ®““^ “I obtained the atudy last P*«tetos and vltamtoa may be lUgb St.; lITUiam R. Wblte, 16 trustee and the Savtogs Bank ,«urt,Hnn which choimed more P®*®** , ®^t®d e*®” ®*^^ ®* Tliuraday,” Gravel told news- »o®t.’’ t e r r y SUPPBtS F O M 4 CUPS Jim Roberts cares about the environment. account he set up just for that Park west Dr., RockvUlo; M ra PAPER PLATES s Ladles Sizes S-M-L-XL of Manchester by toe Society for .«> off the Dow aver- **‘® American eraed fo r^ njen during a break to ttie read- Under the thermal procew the Sharon Czys, Geraldine Dr., BU- s Package rt 60 purpose at The Connecticut Bank Savtogs. jj, Qjg weeks. N o th ^ w m d m on this until 4.^ much of trt®h todtly Is heated to a cw- For Union Dam Work s l(» Plates Per Pack s Serves Hot or Cold Drinks togton; Mra Ctora L. (Eart, I Pastel or 'White s Perfect For He also wants to send his seven.^kids Trade Namea fn>in a ao nn th» ®®®®’"*®*' ^'hen Amertou my ume getting acquainted t«ln temperature, cooled ifown, PeneiTyn Systems, Inc., of Everett, Mass., is the ap- East Hartford; Robert F. s Large 9” • 8{tock Up and Trust Company. Joyce, Uico of Hebron doing helicopter units were a^ to v^to their contents. heated again and cooled down Slze Beach or to college someday. bustoeas to Manchester as Bub- *^|®^ *^® ®**®*P^ advance and tbe UB. advlsary '‘i ]|ave read these documents agate, a 2 tban bottled. TMaTr- low bidder for rehabilitation of the Union Pond Boston HUl Rd., C e Hot or C!oW Around toe Now Only six kids take part though. Jodi urban Domestic Helpers. since March 16 when It *®®® fwco was beefed up. and I______am to no^ way Jeopardizing_ rezts the fWmeatatian. $76,010. Bids were opened______this morning in the "*®*'^**'‘ Foods ** * . . . ------— TUTiawaisamwvTOl 1... __!_Ta _ «• ® _ Also, Roland J. Cunningham, House A So he hit on a two-birds plan. Every Anselmo Rotunda of Hartford P-M- The papers Indicated U.B. offi- tw , nation’s secMrlty,” ' Ib e $280,000 Soma factory Municipal Building by Maurice Pass dii^inr *Uf**oll*r REGULAR Yard Req. 89c is only two and a half and she’s doing business as Sam’s Barber Other broken noted that dais and disaffected South Viet- n« aald the studv oama to Mm marteted the mnduot tiiis vear ami narvlpaa ’ ^*^*^*"^ gen- 28 Union St.; Peter Longo, 614 89c votae $1.2* time one of his kids brings home a Shop at 496 Mato St. many investors were entering nameae generals corapirtog to without any classlficatton mart- but can produce only about 8,000 0110 w ort to be SAVE THESE COUPQN& is a little cleaner to live in. lyn Leverette m®< u1* jiraiArch St.,0 1., me the marxei mortet nas has at at presrox presoit to to The xno mu>urrtu4y iimiummiu todlcated,, oaas ban gress. greos. Those -inoee copies copies were were or- or- ries nea are are to lo be pe estabUrted estaniiroea by Py the the in«~»w infoKstos i»hara n at’mMJkTuM.-at mair •uJ.i.. Uhion nam «a..i.. aa D. Srtmklto, Eiast Hartfrad. COUPONS GOOD FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY to .snend the nickel. Instead, Jim July 10. St. Jametf CEuurch. aurtatosustato a real rally. beenboro reported for somesm e time dereddeted kei*kept undeiM^under lock «»dand key.key, endand of the year to satisfyisBtlsfy local Zand ^ S ranlaidiw u lZ l t^ Z iS P®™*®> Z i d hL n ^;r^^» J3 BTTl ■ vraJIaMro sroelev ------stMmaAtot. aeest eto wTOnfm . . _ * ^ Also, John H. ’TBylor Jr., — “ ‘ I AS Thanks to her dad. I^A i^T heriault rt Hart- «*•!. «id farm ImpiemenU ^ ^ ^ * '^ ® ** ®®«Sre..Sn dmmrad and M*> to nmnufac-1 ^ ® * ^ m ^r r^JST C Z Z BroadBrook- Jmie N Wlteon. 67 VAIUABIE COUPON deposits it for them in a savings ford and Lorraine Bergeron mi.-.H an .aha. .a. Pentagon documents, that Am- to read in»wiui niarded doors hue foe exmrt. sam. ^ aapiura. me oam was Brood Brook, Jane N. Wilson, 01 VALUABIE COUPON Normandto of Coventry. ®*‘*®*- k-_T!L. Henry Cabot Lodge tiiai ______An addendum Item of clean- ™®® ® ®®urce of power for imfrad Rd.; AUro J. ICcIntosh Nornuuuan or Coventry. SdtoTgeZS ta^SJurt^ ar^^XiT^imZy **« «®®»«Utlontog the warte a>®ney Bros. mlUa and the Con- B5art Hartford; Mrt. Josrt^i ------Noon prices on the Big Board Washington could not back when The New York ’Ttmes nub- to toddv water gate, which tbe town may necticut Power Oo. Now poUut- Koatoss and daughter, 101 South CLOSE-UP ------i ^ Western Union, up „,y further because he Uabed the first of three stm^ "Just os people don’t like the ‘*®®“® ®**’ ”** ““® «®®<* Rockville; and Mrt. TOOTHPASTE PcnaOEl Noliees 1 malntataed hie unpopular broth- baaed on the documents and Wtter taste wbro they ^ low bid of $8,000 swimming. J a i ^ O’Keefe and son. Bast ______1 ^ Oroarsl Electric, up Ngo Dtoh Nhu as secret pik dealing with dscistena made drink it for the first time, and P ^ tr^ Systems. Other bids opened this morn- R®*'“®«*- • Loige 10 OB. su e e Large 4.6 oz. THE CONNECTICUT BANK AND TRUST COMPANY In Memoriam ^ . **c® ***®*' during the administration of many ,don’t like the smell of companies bid on tog wore from Arthur J. Stuck- :------e List Price sue ** ®*^ Kennedy was reported as lot- President Lyndon B. Johnson. beer at first, so wUl petqple be Amounts ranging ten, toe., of Ardsloy, N.Y., $106,- Sheltered Center ia.49 The bank that listens Tenneco, up fH at 27c. having second ttiouglita about The Justice Department, reluctant to take toddy for the ^ $82,064 to $144,000, and 820 and $0,140 for the addendum; avimnnY a khaa mU- e list Price In loving m«moty of Louis Lalne, American Stock ______Vito pnsMd away June 80, 1966, Exchange aborting U.8. support of Dtom, Charging pubUc dlsclosura of Orst time because of the “toddy *’•*“ t® tU.OOO for the ad- Black and Warner Construction U rorib^^n^eidsr Is^iumsd 89c I«lces Included Qe^rM Bat- second tliouahta that proved un- the study’s contents endangers taste and smell. dendum. Loving memories never die. — z -J ®* UhlonvUte, Conn., $144,- for the suburb of MarrlokvlUe. All Manchester Offices open Monday-Fridty 9-3. Thursday 6-8; Rrxkville Office open Monday-Friday 9-3, Thursday 3:30-4:30 AsZ. timeume goeszow on uand a oay.days goto by,oy, ^ ?? Nuctesp necessary since the Aiigust coup national‘ security and------'vlolatea “But . once----- they'get , _------used to It This Is the second time the OOO and $12,000; Indiana Gunlte Virtually the whole nroleot wlU In our hearts, precious memories up l)a &t 29^; Syntax, up thppug^ Manchester Office Manchester North Main Office Manchester Parkade Office RtKkville Office secret documents laws, obtained they wlH I r t i s h It as many of us l^talon Pond Dam wort has bero and Construction Oo. of Flor- be btdiidtox ...... • i isguui Of T bS S iw l «Kl fateer. prod- ’ ! ? \ ®*®“ ^ were over- a federal court order proUbltiiig here do.” ®«ered to bidders. Last October, ence, Ala., $82,664 and $7,806- oL fotortoT M O ^^llS ^^ 893 Main Street 15 North Main Street 354 H West Middle Turnpike 5 Elm Street father, and greabgrandfatner. ^ TT%, Huiky Oil, off % at thrown in Novembi . and assas- die Times from pubUshtog tbs When psopte get used to toddy W«Wer was Pressure and the Pressure Concrete 5n- pZ iST four M«mb«r F.1XLC < Sadly Blued, 16H; ---- andjr'T* Savin Bustoeas Ma- nnaieo.tinated. final two toataUments of a five- It could pose a serious challenge Concrete Construction Co. of atruotiro Oo of Elraonce Ate veae. it» ha uv cteihea ®kln-S. up ,4 at 86,4. Although su:0«. of the Pro- part to beer, prodleto Arrou. Elorence. Ala., at $2T.6(». Staca $ 9 6 .^^^!^ ’ " bZltSSTs^SSStelUlro. MANCHESTElR EVENING HEEAID, MANCHESTER, CONN.,' WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1971 PAGE EliEVSN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY 80, 1971 PAGE TE N whatever serves toe ravolu- . y v • t t f h indonestan terrltoiy, Sukarno Russians tlon,” lOteheU said. Javits Bill Commumst Guerrdlas Pose -s; Tourism Seen as Hope Six* Arrested The true concept of justice, he Coventry C up R ace contended, ia a aet ot acalea bal­ Asks Liaison For Malayan Peninsula Stunned ancing the rights of the iadlvl- Key Threat in Malaysia but they are apposed to rule from Kuala Lumpur. In Sales Plot BOLTON w-a -a-a . 1 agalnat the rights of aocie- from Kuala Uimpur. MOST R08BMBIA1M vert tapir wouldn’t gat wlUdn LON1X>N (AP) — Thd To the Poor By MOBT BOSIGNBLUH bonier area, 90 miles north of Malayalan tactics call foe on Residents Mull Problem Royal Ocean Racing C3ub O f Stolen G uns By Deaths BHIACH OF PAAEnONATV toi*?**^ has named Prime Minister ./ "Today there is a headlong WASHINGTON (A P ),— Sen. KUALA LUMPUR, Malayria Ipo^ _ ^ "“**■ trend to reci Another band Eidward Heath to the Britlah HARTTORO (AP) — Six men (OanthMMd tram P a ge One) Of Fighting Gypsy Moth of these rigl team for the IB-natlon Ad­ from the Torrlngton-Wlnsted Long Walk— Short Ride miral’s Cu|> race in August. gitef was mixed with dlsap- dividual suqiect, ______things are looking n Kjinrafi Coventry residents are faced slon Service suggests the use area were arrested Tuesday on polntment. convicted prisoner, of bacillus thuringiensis "a Heath, a frequent winner with a serious pest of woodland charges connected with the at­ "How could tola happen? Just **11 toe rlgto that exist are programs to mid the poor. Uyria. one of aoutoeast Aria’s «*«**. LOOO jtoie.' 'acwrii 'toe gyjd^ natural •quarinm. of spore-forming facterlum capa­ of weekMid salUng races in ^ South OUnafiea. thorough about toelr i«om. to have and shade trees or even lawns ble of causing the death of his yacht Morning C3oud, tem pted sale o f IS stolen M-16 last night everything was fine ^ Declaring "no group suffers P®“*****- officera to Sarawak aav they '****■ nouimg e»e seen.. ^ to a sui^ and grardens—the gypsy moth some insects—mostly caterpil­ will Join two other Britlah automatic rifles. and today we have tragedy,” P«ople a have , administrative ebuae more Britain found It necessarynecetoary to In developed the toe eastern eoriein ride side of The men were named in a 39- one bus rider said. a*en we cannot by any l!/ “ It U a real probtem," admlto putting down the prevloua emor- the Malayan penlnsda, so toe larvae. lars—^when the spores are in­ crews in the competition. $20 Million Road to Almost Nowhere gested." Recent evidence indi­ The race is held every two count Indictment containing question ^houred the d o ^___ ^ atoning ^ ... c.’w...... ; ... . ___ .. tnAk counttog on A group of approximately 10 charges ranging frt»n possession PubUc hearings last faU in And most state highway offlcl- Ues. There appears to ^ aow rira for'inore oooqrih^liiiorma- have a System of jusUce," amendment to toe EJconomlc «k , -and It la getting serloua.” oTnmd'Mtflen to deny gue^' tourism. It might work. cates it is harmless "to bene­ years. The United States is By DOUG BEVINS .. ■ "*'■ ‘ ■“ at ramtom with his eye’s closed. Conservation Commlssicm mem­ of unregistered rifles and sale Uon. The 400-word official an- Mitchell said. Opportunity Act wlU eriabUah Uniformed rebels an striking u* sources of food. Heavy loss- Private local Investoi ficial insects, humans, animals the current cup holder. (Herald Beporter) East Hartford showed highway als aren’t talking about it, pcs- conf^on a m ^ W g»^ ^ investors here {{paito axe fast and smooto- bers and concerned citlsens met without paying federal taxes to nouneement of the deaths omit- President Nixon, meantime, an Office of Administrative Om- new placea, with new tuttu *■ suffered as rubber ea- put up a modernistic and plants.” The evoit constats of a se­ deoartment officials that towns- alWy fearing renewed opposition fic l^ and contractor anouiw minoeiDeiu. oi me ueauis omib------— ...... an omce oi AamuusirBave um- *■------nnfiwee a Md fo r local auDDOst. .uuu.>r vm- put up a modernistic motel, when not under water durlUT a last night with State Forester c o n ^ ra c y . A »20 milUon non-highway sentonents were high- from area residents. opening date to r the Manchester ted many details and left many “**.1 *’^ * ^ *"‘**"“ (OAO) to the Congress FerhxUcaUy autoorifieT^d^t »t5"**^?**^ Umber- with 10 pastri bungalow^, on ghot annual flood searanTn# Harry XCcKuslck to discuss pos­ The service claims egg clus­ ries of races Including a eos- mile run from the south of They are Jour or so after the an­ by toe commencement exer- American Ombudsman -AjdhorlUes ordM^ mnvMnente am algnlfican* leases, partlcu- coast, dervelopen are ptomdng a ousea. Kota Bharu, «•■»«■»■*«« and Hale Forest whore a small sary. carpenter; ESdward E. Corey, 38, nouncement .kIbBoow radio and cises for a few remarks follow- nyMndafion. curfews to parts of Perak State, Beth guerrilla movemente a » larly to agricultural exports metal at Rantau Abang whera viuiu. IuM b. fairs via radio-telephone. tuaUy go somewhere. ^ northwest pleUon fflr several years, ed tog Mitchell’s address to gradu- hampering some of toe wosU’e basicaHy CSitoeee. The weet MS. garawSt. area of the forest has been com. “Chemical control'ls difficult a service-station operator; Law- television broadcast serious rau-. The once-wanted road—a sev- comer of Glastonbury, through which would leave Manchester New Britain, says wey won i. Sfs. . ^ ^ o s ^ O f uie mcMure richeetrtriiest Un tin mining. mtotog. GuerrllU.OuMTillas layria rebel,rebels belong to toe Ma- ^ govenunent,government, with theUrn pletely defoliated by the cater- for the individual p r c ^ r ty reiuse R . Olola, 37, a {dumber, en-mUe stretch of concrete be- the soufiieaat part of Bast Hart- with an apparenUy almodt use- bo done untU November. ale on heroic and mournful wlto Javits is Sen. Edward M. lyua^ twp sridlen June IS to an layan Oommuniat party, formed emergency experience fresh to pillar. owner,” states the Extension and Francis Giordano, 41, agar- year. gtn'g waaMh of tourlet attne- Two Sentenced lees highway. themes, along with blackframed occasion is expected to K«medy, D-Mass. A cotiipanlon embuah 10 inUes from Ipoh, mT980 and used by the Britirii mind, is retaliating heavily age owner. tween Spencer St. aird Bdtcn ford to the interchange west of A flyer published by the Tol- Service. "because so many If it’s ever built, Rt. 1-84 will porfinalts of the three qiace vie- ®vok® tioto some kind words for pyj ig to be introduced in the o^rsk’s 100 miles from m fight Japanese occupation whenever it can. But that’s toe The Pahang State ’Tourist tions, it runs a Umptog second lEuid County Extension Service trees are likely to be tco high The deferidants were arraigned Notch—is almost finished, ac- Laurel Lake. tlms. Thai the broadcasters re- *® 76-year-old Hoover as well House by Rep. William A. Stet- Kuala, L u m ^ ^ Pranotlon officer, an energetic to neighboring Stagapore to st- In Loan Pressure coimect Hartford to Providence, C Dm~ , ------______;------RJI -a 1iaw.Bnd.order AW.fUwl^fVlAI* stntemnnta AVlfji Kvhv — — J,------uuu^iur. troops during the WOT. They problem with guerriUas, it is , . . „ says the gypsy moth larvae can to be sprayed efficiently vrith before U.S. Magistrate Thomas cording to the state highway de- hardier thU y e a r ^ Hart- e i____ .■ a_ aa..j_ «_ __ . __ . _ . — » .k_ _ _. .a awwew ■rieaie^ai. lq> coloffu l tractlng vlriton i. partmont. But now. when the resldento. led by Mayor a much-needed littk in the Inter­ turned to toelr regular pro- ^ It was to Perak, on June 16, have held on since, encouraged them. That is not always kill tries or retard growth by equipment. Although the HARTEXIRD (AP) — Two F- Parker. Glola was released Planting. OAO would be authorised that guerrillas executed toi«e if not suppUed by China. Their ^o^e * » no* ways aigiw at virtually every roadside AutoorlUes are aqueestog all oTMtiinflr lx Iti thA Almost foro* RIch&Pd H* BlflClurtoUC, 8t3g®o state system_ in southern New feeding on the leaves. They are caterpillars hatch out a ^ t ___ Mil without bond and the others pos- _ W AflHD^N (AP) - The, "to racelve and act upon com- Britlah ptantera to 1948 to start clandestine radio is located to ______village along the state’s coast, they can out ot manmade at- from Hamden aM m- ^ ^ «ieaseT^ s^rtte future, one begins to a peaceful protest at the State not OTly considered pests be- ^ National Aeronautics and Space plalnta epneerntag four major a 12-yeor “war of liberation." China. They cff«: euefa deUghts ae: tracUens. One village, for exam- were sentenced Tuesday Agents of the Justice Depeut- wonder how useful the new Capitol, wearing black ^ of the ^ d is one ands and carrying a coffin of Rt. I^ because of their presence In faring or migrating.” The serv- for five years in prison on con- ment’s Alcohol, Tobacco and far off schedule ment rirorily after first word of “ ® ™ portments of Health, Education there since 1960 when toe mainly remnanto of disgruntled , _ (trees full of strange firefUea feafivaf,’’ celebraUng wiian a large numbers around the suggests spraying-should be victlons of conspiring to force Firearms Division said the case Once known as the relocated bearing the words "Bury 1-88.” der constmcUom -rae c^er U toe death dt three Russian cos- ^ criticUm encountered ^ ^ welfare; H bu^; Labor "emergency” ended. Chtae^i armed by Sukanio OAIRO - The value of Indus- which looks a little like an all- passing mermaid dropped to. turn- Li addition, peUUons containing a twotwo mile mile “WUlimantic “Wlllimantic by- >ri,o mntho hnwA HnfniiAt. albout M ay 20 so the trees » a tm In had broken In New York with Rt. 6, the "nMi-hlghway” ____ Houatog and Urban Devel- OfficUU acknowledge more when toe former moonesian >-™“ enter- yellow Ctiristmas dismay). A viritor meittloned It to an pass” which starts east of the The two-month discrepancy to nmniauta v w recMved. and Houatog and Urban Devel- OfficiSU acknowledge more when the former Indonesian maiiv oak trees in the Nathan be less likely to become re- ■ ’ the arrest of two alleged co- ed into a part of the new 1-84 10,000 signatures opposing Rt. Deputy Administrator G eorge Hop River, goes north of Wll- estimates of comidetlon dates opment, and the Office of Eco- than 1,800 active guerrUIae president forced a "confronta- Prises to toe United Arab Re- "Coconuts plucked by ha- rid coas^. HalTpot^I^r^u^oi^v^e ‘"fested. Interest on a 15.000 loan to two mere mom than a when fede^ funds became 1-86 were deUvered to Gov. Low said: There is UtUe quesfion to toe ______Oimortunlty. ______Javits said, operate ^ to west______Malaysia,______neaiv tlon” on Malayria to 1068. PubUo is estimated to have boons” (that’s how coconuts are "Oh. toot, he sold, chack- llmantic, and Ictos the existing isn’t that bad, when toe his­ Hale Forest area, but only one mil-gtwn caterpiUar is Bridgeport businessmen week ago. available under the Interstate Thomas Mesklll, who then re- “The loss of toe three ebsmo- minds ... of observers that .Uktoe ^ wWch spoi^ J at least ^ ly four times the number ...... left at Sarawak, _ along wlto ... the.4, east—4 reached $2,06S million------to toe harvested------fuound here). ling. It, s just , _some4,k ord ui- toa .... iy defoliaticHi is not usually fatal to “ In addition, a West Haven Rt. 6 east of the city. tory ot toe road is cwisldered. nnbA The ratemlllars have mov- almost two inches long with a *“ ""'™ The weapons involved in the highway program. Area busl- assured Blast Hartford and nauta is a terrible tragedy. I ex- twlce-yearly events mark high j. ^ budget on toe large to 1*00. Until recentiy, Malayrian State of Sabah, 1968-70 fiscal year, 10 per cent "Tapir watching" (this one is vUlage ferilval—with puDUc rw ed to hemlock trees and Me- brownish or grey background sentenced to a y stolen someUme last ness leaders, who wore strong- Glastonbury residents that he is The idea of relocattog R t 6 tend my deepeelt aympedhy to points to Hoover’s life. Beside ft^y wei« confined to the Thai shares the island of Borneo wlto over toe previous year. pushing It: BJven the most extro- lationa" started to late I960, but tenta­ Kusl^^k s iS ^ t irouTof ten color. Them are light “ d ^ conspiracy con- ,nom the Ooit’s Firearms ly m favor of the plans when against present plans for —the toelr famines and their col- him on toe flag-bedecked stage ‘ ------—------tive plans were not prepared ^ ^ es^ ll^ e^ er only stripes along the back, vlotlon to the same ewe. ^ west Hartford, they first appeared In the early highway. leagues. We have the greatest are men who praise him; before until the mid-fifties. nL df^oi^fion bod” segm^, except the fimt, 46, a Asst; U.S. Atty. F. Mac Buckley fifties, no*? appear to have A* respect for their achlevem ^ to him. poUce officers from every The cateroiliers of the gypsy has a pair of tuborclles; the doubts about the usefulness ot Planning stretched through space and our hearts go out to state and aome foreign nations most of the decade, with hopes them to toeir leas.” vdio can carry the sentiment moth prefer the foliage of oak, tbrstfirst five pairs from the head Milford, and John TTie indictment names Aiwfcwv the new rood, are blue, the last six are brick mleri, 66, ot Hamden received DeL,eo and Joseph CSancola, 'joth x planned interchange in 9 ^ for construction to start before At Houaten, officials of the back home. white and gray birch, willow. the longer sentence and Joseph ^ Torrlnfiton, as the co giast Hartford, that would make . . . little use for 1980. But to I960, a new high­ Manned Spacecraft Center also Hie National Academy, which MISSES FAMOUS NAME linden, apple or Ciolorado spruce, ce^ The larvae comidete toelr Travisano, 46, of West Haven conspirators. Federal authorities fijs non-highway a useful road, long-range travel pUms way commissioner said that Rt. expressed riwek. the FBI refers to as toe "West They will also feed freely on developmeht between toe third *be shorter one from U.S. Dto sedd their arrests to New York 6 relocation was at least four 'T ’m very shocked and dis- Point of law enforcement," was hemlock, pine and spruce trees. is m eeting with such heavy pp- NATIONALLY ADVERTISED week to June and the middle of trict Court Judge Thomas F. State helped break toe case. . State could lose years away, due to a change in tressed to heating toe news," founded by Hoover to 1966. As A few larvae may mature on positen and is so controversial UtaUl toe enUre R t. 1-84 is July and proceed to crawl Muritoy. The alleged conspiracy oc- that nobody wants to talk about federal funds complete, toe Manchester sec­ priorities. said Robert Gllriito, director of recorded by FBI annals, the black or yellow birch, cherry, In 1961, lobbyists for R t 8 about searching out a protected They were charged with con- ctured to West Hartford, Tor- it, except toe epponents. tion wUl be of Uttle use for tile center. "It was completriy first act of the original 39 gradu- elm and hickory trees. They us­ to'toe western peurt of the state unexpected after what appeared ates was to form an alumni place for pupatation. The pupa spiring to get the loan and near- rtogton and New Hartford be­ In an unprecedented move to “long-range” travel, such as ually do not feed on ash, locust, ta naked, but may have a few ly Uie full amount to interest tween Nov. 1, 1970, and April pressured the general assemtoy to be a very successful mission, group and elect Hoover an hon- DOUBLE KNIT late May, toe state’s House of from Hartford to Providence. walnut or tulip trees. so much that R t 6 was bumped “Thls will be a sad occasion orary member, ^ sUk strands wound loosely from Frank SecchlaK*! and Las- 22 of this year, according to toe Representatives voted to halt Tbe road may help alleviate McKusick said a stogie gypsy Adult moths emwge sloe Sull, who were trying to indlctnimit. from its priority position, and for the other cosmonauts and oelebrating what Hoover construction nf Rt. 1-86, but toe rush-hour traffic to and from moth larvae can eat mpletlon was set for mid­ mechanisms worid be to make total number to finish the ticlde to stop toe caterpillars stones, buUdtogs or oto- York State correctional facility. cials expressed pleasure over Laurel lAke. But the connection works is a brand-new Rt. 1-291 go until it cmmects to the WU- 1970. Last summer a variety of apace rescue possible. course to 6,934. Represented from entering toe home, climb­ er nearby objects. toe safety record established. cannot be built until permanent which will connect Rt. 1-81 to lajr Cross highway, or some- factors changed toe situation, Glynn lamney, flight control- among toe KX> are officers from marshall’s low price ing the walls, and covering the Voter Begistratlaa Gordon Chase, health services widening of toe Wilbur Cross Windsor to toe WUbur Chnes ^rhere. Rt. 1-84 to Manchester and officials estimated early leris office cMef’ said, "(to, no! all 60 states, toe District of Oo- laundry. He said some spray The Towrl Clerk’s office an­ Thieves Grab administrator, said Tuesday toe has taken place; and this, coupl- Highway near Bbdt 96 to Buck- most likely only serve as a summer of this year as toe Don’t tell me ihat. All o f, us lumbia, Puerto Rico, Jamaica, could be employed without hurt­ nounced that the Board for Ad- deato rate o f 6.3 per 100,000 ed with highway department land. local road, not. as part of an opening date. And now, with ,were so Impreased with them Libeiia, the Netherlands, Thai- ing water supplies and pas­ misslcai of Electors for toe Flemish Art abortions to New Yoric com- plans for another interstate The controversy over Rt. 1-86 interstate highway, t y non-highway more than 96 last week.” land and the Virgin Islands. MkD, MOD BEOSPRUDS tures. ’Town of Coventry, will be to peued favorably with 17 per route through Blast Hartfmrd, brought the plans to toe deputy ’The use the road will get, and per cent complete, an opening "It’s very distressing—it’s Aiso Included were represent- selling elsehwere at $ 498^ e The forester explained that session at toe Town Office LE ZOUTE, Belgium (AP) 100,000 to Great Britain during has prompted massive public commissioner of toe transpor- future Interstate route construc- late this year sounds reason­ baxd to beUeve,” said CJaidwell atives of the Army, Air Force, toe homeowner could k ill hun- Building on July 8 from 6 to 8 Three BTemlrii palidtogs with the first year of large-scale le- opposition to the new roads. taticn department for ihview. tlon, are not toe only uncertain­ able. JVtmson, eWef of aplocecraft de- BScecutive Protective Service Exciting black and white prints. Buy marahalPi dreds of caterpillars by destroy- p.m. The session is to examine an estimated value of $60,000 gal abortions, and 40 per 100,000 ______sign at the space center. and National Park Service. one for the bed. u» another to priet them where they congregate the qualifications and act on have been stolen from a villa at to the Scandinavian countries. ------They are graduating from 12 make draptt. First Quality. under the notches of trees. He this fashionable sea resort, po­ Olfictals said 64 per cent of toe appllcatlcms of any resident weeks of instruction to such From a leading maker of double knit match- also advised the scraping of the eligible to apply for admlssicm. lice report. toe women receiving ctoortlona fie l^ as poUce-oommunity rela­ "TIGER THINGS" mates comet this great group of co-ordinatM eggs into kerosene; each egg Two of the pictures were at­ to New York City during the F B I School tions, civil disturbances, police BATH BOTIQUE and they're just in time for the big holiday mass holds 600-800 eggs. Manchester Evening Herald, tributed to the sdiool of Peter first year were from out of state management and ethics, crimi­ weekend ahead. Included in thh exciting Germ Warfare Coventry oorreq;M>ndent, M a iy Paul Rubens, the other to Peter and included someone from SHOWER CURTAINS, SOAP DISH, nology, sociology and phsyebcto- TANK TRAY, TOILET SEAT^ group are long sleeve, ihort sleeve and each the other 49 states. Graduate s The Tolland County Bxten- LeBlanc, T el. 742-7873. Bruegel toe younger. o t gy- WASTEBASKETS. HAMPERS AND sleeveless tops teamed with striped and solid MORE. ALL AT 50% AND MORE OFFI hot pants and pants. All in NEW summer nlling elwwhare maiiiM n'i prie* fashion colors. All First Quality. H ear Nixon •TOILET SEATS $ 15.98 $4.99 TELEVISIONS’- NEWSPAPERS'- NATIONAL MAGAZINES’ •WASTEBASKETS 5.98 2.90 SIZES 8 to 18 Miami Beach •TISSUE BOXES 4.00 1.99 (Oonttoned from Page One) •SOAP DISHES 1.00 ■ " Shying he had dropped by to Counting Up give the 100 poUoe officials from USE OUR BUY OF THE YEAR all 60 states end from abroad a message, Nixon said "don’t get Parley Profit CONVENIENT discouraged.’’ LAYAWAY MOUNT VERNON He said that, while tt has been MIAMI BEACH (AP) a t y

ment, “The great majority of Uon to $16 million to bustoeae BOYS FAMOUS MAKERS toe American people do piW de for toe city as a result of its se- backtog tor toe men who riric jection by toe Democrats for NOVELTY DAIRY STORES their lives for our lives.” national convention. FAMOUS NAME The twlc^ea^ They also are checking their se- exerclucs ot the Academy ^ brought together on Oie same curity arrangements for the JEANS SUMMER THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY stags the nation’s top three law glaring. „ „ , and order men: Nixon, Hoover The Democratic Natlonri selling elsewhere FASHION JULY 1.2. 3 and Alty. Gen. John N. Mitchell. Committee announced Tuesday at $3 to $4 the BBI’s ndes a Wt the party will hold Its conven- DRESSES FARM FRESH to allow Nixon—once turned tlon to Miami Beach next sum- F O R MISSES down when he tqiplted tor an Warshall’s selling elsewhere BTBI agent’s Job—to wear jewel- “iProm, both the economic and low ^ 7 JUST ARRIVED FROM ITALY! ry the FBI Inrignla, toe pubUclty standpoint. It wUl price H o m t E iin E i Hoover presented the President be a stupendous convention,” nurthill’* T f ^ r ' ' wlto a set of gold raiWlnka bear- said Edwin Bishop, a member SELECTED GROUP OF low tog the FBI motto: "FldeUty, of toe city’s Tourist Develop- Just in time for summer .play. pricf HTIWIN D MIUI Bravery, Integrity.’’ ment Authority. An outstanding group of solids, j WOMEN’S HEEL SANDALS' Fantutic ntection of light and, In Nixon, Hoover Bishop said it cost $976,000 in braezv CULOTTE DRESSES'^ prints and stripes. All in aaty- - tiaavalaat, poly/cotton.-T said "N o man ia more responsl- goods and services to secure the care parmanent-preM fabrici.l selling elsewhere at $7.95 macfiina waahabla with front OR Style* induda western cut, | a back flaps. SHIRT Me for the fate of America or convention for toe city to which This sxcltlngB0< group . of itrap-hMl m a n h a ll’B ToW prlCB fringed bottoms, flare leg end DRESSES - tlaavaliw poly- the ile«H"y of the free world the Republican naticnal gather- ■ n d ili «rw fM hioned fo r th t aitar/cotton, machina wath- ^ than tills man.” , tog was held in 1968. 1 tome brushed cottona All d r ttty Sm th«m in all th« abla. Solid colori with front' jy£Wl97f nawatt ttytoi and colors. MltcheU, in his remarks, de- Although the o lit o I WALLS e SET-1N VIN YL LI N E R PM-mepm. for cMV-cara. F' it 'Jutllty. now on thra gr.M knit, boating • for kidt on tha gol At thli low prlca II MT. VERNON DAIRY STORES SIZES 14% to 17 the Idea that crimo doesnt convention tor Ih M k or boxw ttyln want moia than lavaral pair. Excallant quality and M A N C H E S m NYC Lie. :< • « iwirraultt. At thi. low waarablllty. Colora ot whita, blua, pink and ytllow. e PATIO SUN DECK #475703;^*^ ^ next June. At first tt waa prio* buy nwral. All Slight I rragulara. i U . He toU hla suidlence of poUce the two might conflict Firn Otwilty. SIZES 6 to 7,7% *0 8%, t to 10,10 to 11 690 HARTFORD ROAD ASSORTED SIZES LINGERIE DETARTMENT *144 BROAD STREET piiiiiiiiiu iu iiiM U iiaaiim u u ii officera frwn around the coun- ^ Democrats need the facil- shdri BOY'S DCPAR-mENT try and from abroad that police- ^ gjgftt yye^ in ad­ selling elsewhere at $5 *0 DAIRY MT. VERNON FEBMA-UFE PRODUCTS men now face "a new menace inatallatton of network MT VERNON Our WEEN dairy MSEUTELY 20 Clarka Hill Ave. —the Violence of extremlata who equipment. But toe CD S z D are proclaimed enemies of the Kasaienes agreed to allow toe low price NO Stamford, Conn. HARTFORD RO. police and often of government ingtguatioo to be carried out NOME OF NATfONALir ADVERTISED jm sikt Tuniirim. Brand OILIUTIINl! itself. during their convention. FURNITURE 9AANCHESTER I------T l "Dtooeders are deliberately ------for Stock up ^ m c u * 8 h A i n s NAME BRANDS AT LOW, LOW PRICES i m N '"•Ouhix ’’•“ Hon. FIm Quniiy ^ J □ •URERMART OLDS L —U - FOR FREE _— a^A^a la a I rmhhmmiveih m i manufaetured to overtax the po- ______USE OUR New Store ESniUTE Uoe ocganlsaticns, create chaos If you have trouble Heepiiig J!«8M4L.Xt f CONVENIENT 410 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER mvftf and If posaible, goad police Into buttons on men’s shirts, LAYAWAY OPEN MONj thru SAT. 9 AJ4. -10 PJI. CJULLOR actions *%■> are then labeled half-toch-wlde strip of ubrlc WE AiRE NOT BESPONraSliE INW ITFOGBiAJFHiaAL (EBBOftS WRITE ‘bnitallty.’ miiM breeding new Inside the front facing and sw 274-8806 issues on which to feed. on the buttons by stitching HOURS — OPEN FROM 7 A.M. to 10 P.M. MON. THRU SAT. "To such groups, justice le through aU tMoknesaes.

■ n i u t i MANCHESTER EVENJNO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1971 PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE llANCm STER EVENINO HERALD. M^INCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1971 should have a 'viable /alterna­ Heraog, Franklin Pk.. Ert., all Kaaakhatan, where the laat aev-. dtecharges would be Into toe re- tors a year wUl be handled. eervolr,’’ said Duscha. ‘ “Tlie Along with the se'wage fram sur­ tive.’ ’ Rockville cf RookvUle; Beverly Roebette, NMirt — j South Windsor eral Soyua ahlpa have landed. Dam in Pennsylvania Says censervationtet Look- Somers; Andrew Martin, WUUe r'T Cosmonauts The early morning announce­ Criminal Activity^ Corps of Bingineers controls tote rounding communities. NATUtAL HIALTH w ood: Hospital Nof^s Circle, RockvUle; Mary LoFon- ment of the tragedy apread particular reservoir and I don’t Duscha said he believes the Manchester Area UConn Grads conservationists are taking too “Part of our posUten te toot talne, Hartford; Sandra Crtw-' P O O D S H O P K gloom through Moacow. People To Alter Area Ecology think we’re going to let some- VtatUng hours mn IttlB 9s 8 Found Dead this te a misplaced priority ford, Eaton Rd., RockvUle. Rock Crash From Booth Wlndaor ^ • traveled to work with doWncaat By JAMBS V. LAMB camn body dump sewage In there, toot narrow a ■view in their objec­ p.m. In an areas taeept ~ The foUoiwlng . Mancbeater HackmaKack St; Mark R. plcnlc sites, trails and tions. “I think toe censervaUen- when there are so many other Dtecharged Monday: Elisa­ I In grtef-atralned faces. The lively Again on Incr®®®® Associated Prem Writer Bites. ^ WlU cause toe rsservdr to be- tendty where they are 9 to 4 area reaideota were among Welch of uem m ^Dr. BYom South Wlndaor, College “ _____ - tets are centering cn the issue of great social needs that toe mon­ beth Kubte, and MUton lOchaud, O peration VFAA »^|y«v,kA 3 a a a | a ^ ^ ^ w a h h in o TON (A P) - Bert- 1970, but in. each_ MBDunteuaG Pa- iAPi “ ® ®®«®rvationtet. predict «^e,eutrephlc over a rtiort pe- and 6:88 to 8 p.m. ot Arta and Sciencea: Lurana both of Stafford Springs; WU- 8,800 atudente recenUy recelv- ofSStolla Admlnto- had heart the ne;^ dl««^ nil, of lnon«e w«i loa. Umn in the SniOUDflBURiG, Pa. l*ta 'want more than Dus- Ave.; Peter A. libbey of 18S married. Dobrovolaky, theh* flightfHorht told. __a m wt^ee AM* #ffwim ThO CnlllO have no real substitute for what David O. Dodd, 17, at Uttte Grigely, Broad Brortt; John Rd, both of ToUand; Sara Adama 4* 3^ Mbocow Radio broadcaat aorl- ^ xtty nationally only In tarma p«^ assurance—they want OppCMltloa <• mounUng: to ••I* auarters of 1970 and 1971. Ing petitions ao fa r about 80 96 .Deepiwood D r.; Deem B. David O. WUcoK Jr. of HOl- wUl dramatically alter much of j 66 nomtes; and Diane C. Boxer of with the 17%-ton space labm ^- |,jtai station Salute and the Increase was cenri^ra^ ^ property crimes, burglary C&I > have signed and circulating Bnuio of 927 Center St the Ufe' and ecology of the area. SfOBES - slde S t 946 Ellington Rd., School of ry SaUite. which had been orbit- tran^wet ship Soyus U—the pi- *5* l«-P«P;^t Wko ^ was up 7 per cent, Isroeny of |80 Hie 166-foot high Tocks Island leafleta to explain the impact of Also, Linda S. Oapossi ot 76 Also, School, of Bducatlon: Physical Ther^y. ing the earth unmannrt since lota-coemdnauts DobrovoUky, tween 19« airf 1970. It vw the ^ g™ c,nt and auto theft tUs type-of operetloa. Faum Dr.; Robert J. Dotchin Jqsq a . Atherton of 46 Diane Dam, 8,9(Xl-feet-laiig, wiU create ‘’•“ t Volkov and Pat«iy«v made a J**® *“ 1 per cen t a 13,425-acre reservoir, 37.6 at all five Robert A. Martin of U7 MlUor of 66 Dougberty St; Oregory i>r.; Beverly A. Bergaminl of From Tollaiid ,erred to the bigger apace tab tremendous contribution to the y®***- **® ****'*• Rd. has taken the lead in call- R. Dvorak.of 908 Mountain Rd.; gg Orem Manor Rd.; Ruth B. Armed robbery, accounting ••ynilas long, along a small vaUey From ToUand, Frederick L. and orbited the earth In it for ^evekmment of orbital manned ® for two-thirds of aU robberies, of forms and woods between H&L stores! ing reaidents to actian In an James F. Egan of 9 Deepwood Blackwell of 889 B. Middle Ferry of Gehrlng Rd., School of nearly 23 days In 'what appeared a drop in the total number of attempt to atop crusher opera- Dr.; Jonathan Ferris of 68 Oak T)>ke.; La u m . R. Boutiller of increased 17 per cent and as- eastern Pennsylvania and west­ Businessisusiness Aaminisu'Muon,Administration; .LmiuviDaniel u>to beoe a hl^ly successful cm ad- emirst rrfirf rrMiraMMiitcminummiit ni-nl* cruneaertmes repreported w iea betweenoetwvan 1970juriv u-ifK #i9ammm9m w as im ft Hons before they begin. Over a s t; Morgan P. Flaherty ot 40 291 Spruce St.; Iheodore Brin- ern New Jeraey. , Ruope of CasUe Rd., Beverly C. vance tir^ ^ Many of toe smaH dairy Many of those and other nnadrer- year ago reaidents In the same Irving St.; John D. Fletcher of ikunour of 6 Dover Rd.; Resa Warren of Warrenway Farm, manned space rtaUon whldi Is Dobiwvolskv Vladislav with a populatian of tised boys at all D&L stores. . . shop area found that when a similar 7g irving St. K. Director of SIA Downey Dr. farms already are starting to ^ both School ot EducaUon; and the goal of the preeent Soviet iqo.ooo or more. disappear as they are pur­ permit was Issued, on a condl- winthrop U. VHrA Jr. of at your nearest DftL and saYsI Aim’ Ifergwt C. D q^^ a jemiUer Jenks of Tolland St., space program. Ivan^ch Patsayev wlU ever MUcheU «ahl ■t»tl»‘lcs for the chased to make 'way for the re­ fional basis “ som e 800.400 61 Oakwnodoskw ood Rd.;R d .; Sharon A. Presto Dr; Kmn aark John- school of Home Economics. Dally telecaath from qmce the"^m w'^tho ^ quarter of 1970 showed 20 Hartford Cancels n ob- vry ^ _ ...j _ . - servoir and surrounding park.' trurtEB hauled gravel daily ttvm ooodstlae of 26 Brookfield St, son of 274 Blueridge Dr.; Nancy itiowed the cosmonauts In ob- cities with fewer reported Vacant houses, toelr porches the Dsen gravel pit arhlch caua- distinction; Alan O. Orayb J. Lomch of 117 Delmont St; From Vernon vlous high spirits and enthualas- people. Crimea than in the compeu^Me Draft Orders -sagging, riiimneys toppling, dot -45W ed homes to rumble. Interrupted ^ gg North St; Bruce B. Hence Gregory S. Merovonlch of 22 , ______From Vernon, College of Ub- tt<. about the capaWllUes of the p eriod o f 1969. the countryside. nap time for youngsters and ^ gj Lenox St; Ann IBnnov of Ridgefield St; Ann Marie Prat- oral Arts and Sciences: Joan statlcn. 1^ noon Tuesday Property Crimea—burglary, HARTFORD (AP) — Connec­ The tJ.S. Arm y Corps of Engi­ Warner’s Closeout Sale created InsurmcuntaMe clouds jg mdrldge St.; Anltsi J. Karp acn of 29 S. Hawthorne St.; Rob- Hallenbeck Baker of 186 Center they had made 368 orblte of the Rilling Filed auto theft and liirceny o f $60 or ticut is among a large number neers estimates toe cost of ac­ of durt, not to mmtlon the ^ Waranohe Rd.; Jessica ert L. Resman of 346 Hack- Rd.; Marianne Rleder Best of earth and Dobrovrtsky reported more-^ncreaeed by 6 per cent o' "^tes that have cancelrt 0^ quiring toe land and building noise,’’ Martin said. KMmko of 496 HI Center St. matack St 86 Baker Rd.; Mary O. C9iarUer ..all cosmonauts feel fine.’’ Last between the first quarter of lOTO «lei» tor young men to reixirtlto the dam at 9969 mlUlon. The leaflet notes that “there j McCarthy t t Alao, Celeste A. Sanborn; of 491 ’Tunnel Rd.; Calhleen L. Thursday they broke the space Against Fixed and l»n , compared with a 1»- Pf^toductlon Aimed Farces phy- Tile dam was authorized by off and more has been an Increaseta through ■wmiam S t • Jam es 8 . Nh, Frances Laraia ’TurMngtan of 81 Connor of 27 Bancroft Rd.; endurance record of 17 days 16 per-cent increase between 1900 examinatlr^. Congress in 1962 to provide flood traffic resulting fnmi similar ^ jgg Rd.; Den- S. Alton St; Dianne L. Zeppa; TWomas W. Cratty Jr. of lOngs- hours and 69 minutes net last and 1970 3*"''tog Davis, director of control, a reservoir for tecrea- 0 eparations In adjofning towns O’Comior of 21 Wads- Rlehart A. Connors cf 28 PI- >>«ry Ave.; Deborah Knowles j„„e by the two-man crow of Gas Prices Violent' crimes-murter, for- Uon and water supply, and elec­ and It is anticipated thatworth St; Roy V. Parks of 17 oneer Chr. Cronan of 8 Mt. Vernon Dr.; goy^j 9. (Conttnueid from Page One) riMs niTw. ...a j— . Selective Service system in Oon- tricity. and heuUng aperatksu wUl In- g ^f 61 sh.gi»««Hng Barbara L. Daley of 49 Broidc- Taas said the men completed vated’^saniiif necUout eald ‘Diesday he had no Ocsiservationists argue that Slimway Group crease Inmagnlt^ umess s t ; Joel Raddlng School of Engineering: Bruce their flight program “In fuU” on A*- n e r ^ e . n L ^ U how many men had their toe flood control benefits don’t South WInd» reeld^ of 89 Quaker Rd.; linda 8 . A. Bdson of 74 Foley St; Den- Tuesday and were “directed to lanUc, both Cities Service com- 1970 and 1971, canceled, concentrated ettort to control, Justify toe cost. ’Iliey claim that Roartie of 168 Chestnut St. nis P. tfnvnirkiia of 178 Chest- Also, Deborah Richardson make a landing.’’ The news panles and Gulf had centred » l^^*‘-®®“' “it means that those who have toe shifting tovels of toe reser­ girdle, reg. $ 1 1 ...... 4 ,9 9 or have Umltattons placed on. nut St; John M. Primas of 18 HoUlstor of 16H Highland Ave.; agency gave this account of the to monopolize the sale of goso- “ “ oetwwn i960 and 19TO. ortered (to report for phy- Alsok Cheryl C. Robliisan of voir wBl impair Its recreation panty girdle, reg. $ 1 2 ...... 5 . 9 9 Item first sn- « Oo*® St; Virginia S. Butt Buckingham SL; B dw art J. Lee Hunt of 06 CampbeU; Brian ^ Jet-ent: line In the three states, also in «to In aU <^led,’’ he value, that the power Idea is legal no^ ^ o t u a Bush Hill Rd.; Stovwi B. a-een-vSweeney «#of m90 nBaldwin Rd.; P. Hurt of Dart HUl Rd.; Mark “The cosmonauts transferred vlotetlon of the antitrust act. crimes was highest—19 per cent foolish and that the 'water wUl Piero Verro of M Ridge St., C. Ireland of PUlsbury MU; materials of scientific re- Aast. Atty. Gen. Richard W. W® to 1971-in the six hiatus stems from Con- be too choked with algae in a ^missed*****~._ifi bySL a v^m number w rfneo. of peo- Bass of 870 Vemon uf Bt; Bond Susan St.; 17 with dlsUncUcn. BeUy BueU Jagoda of 8H Proa- search and the logs to the trans- Md^u’on. head ofthe antitrust U.S. cities with a mUUon or gresslonaJ inactloa on a new na- few years for drinUng or swim- Firm-o-lastic gives medium contrtri, pect St; Stephen a Marcham ™taiion 80^ 6^110 ^yuz 11 for division, said the propoeed judg- more population. IhexpUcably, aonad draft low to reiUace the ni»e leaflet alao that P««l A. Scarchuk of 44 BaM- School of Fine Arta; John B. minx. more comfort. White, beige, S,M,L,XL. Ostrout of- 422 Parker S t; Rob­ of 801 Hartford 'Tpke.; Eliza- ment enjoins each of the defend- the 20 cities with between one mm that enplres at mtcbiiglit HMldes Koutz’ farm, 3,600 beth Vincent Myers of 201 , comDletiiur the transl- entering into any mUUon and 600,000 population Weihxeeday. win be solely our Individual re- ert A. Parmaklan of 81 Arvlne other tracts of land are being 19 Robert PI.; Susan C. Clarke of 86 Scar­ Regan Rd.; Edward A. Linton ooeratioa the coemonauto a«™ement with any other refl- recorded an average decrease state by state draft calls for acquired, displacing many per­ sponslbUity to pursue this mat- Solomon of 19 of 29 Whi* . St. ^ ner to fix the prices at which of 4 per cent In report. ' ’ borough Rd. took tbelr seats in the Soyuz ,1 11 reported crime. July and August have not been sons. Seamless Moulded Bra ter in Mder to protect our over- Also, Alice Jackson Mead of checked the onboard sys- 8»*»toe ts acid to any third par- Suburban and rural areas re- issued because of the uncertaln- aU Interest, environment and Also, John R. Stephenson « School of Heme Economics: Joan Mathleson is one. of r e « - $ 5 ...... 2 .9 9 _____am uaroner «*.; »uw«-u807 v.. Gardner i««y.«uien St.; inanciiaiuBdward O. 01Hary-BUen ai “ Skinner Blanchard Rd.; Rlehart of 28 A. ^ prepared the shi^ for ‘S'’ corted, respectivrty, 6-per-cent ty of the draft bUl’a fate, Sel- them. She stood recently on a carpet c f pine neecUes and "X I,., ■-«. “ 2 »««!.«. ?»~«b X Em. 5^23?””°^ Ektwart B. Rady of 110 Grove tion. watched gold finches feeding No seams. Cup conforms to all shapes. (Benlh Wlndsiw ooneepandent, Ruth M. ’Tomasko of 79 N. Elm merllng of 175 Sunny Brook Dr.; St; Deborah R. Ray; Douglas should be sold, to.furnish any ^ Vorilek, TeL 614-8974. Bt; Davtd J. Turner of 110 Judy A. Miischko of 277 luring “At 9:28 p.m. Moscow tim e- competitor outside her home at Ding^unan’s Stretch back. White, beige. 32 to 38; W. Riqip of 20. Claire Rd.; Lynn with Information Ferry, Pa. St.; PrisclUa D. Schwarts of 140 „F. .vw-m.Russel «of _ 19______Donnel- ___ Rd.;_ P-“ - EDT-the Soyuz 11 ccncMiUngccncemlng the prices______at______which La ,B,C cups. Branford St. “Only Idiots who were bom Philip c. Smith Jr. of M t Ver- ap6c«*l>lp ®hd the Salute orblt^ jj intmds to seU gasoline or to and bred on asphalt would want School of Nurzliig: Shirley J. non : Laaclo ZoUer d 27 »^®tlon separated and continued refuse to sell or Umit the sale o f MUiart of 28 BUzs St.; Claudia the fllj^t separately. The crew gaj^oUne to any third party. 24 HOUR TOWING to take this beautiful farm and )/ SAM Fills 33 Jobs, forest land and turn It Into a A. Messier of 71 Grandview S t; SchOiU o f Business Admlnla- “ * '” *® J"*!*™®"* »•*> enjoliis the Qary A. Newman of 67 TumbuU dump,’’ rile said. tration: Alan P. Erickson of defendants fn^ suggesting to Planners say that even with­ Rd.; Dorothy Ricci, Dolores Concentrate Garters Plimey HUl; John D. Hale of 4 e™t*®n paased without a hitch refiners the prices or pricing out toe dam, toe reservoir and Plans Summer Events Ricci, both of 16 TumbuU Rd. Robert^ Rd.; Timothy J. John- and aU the systems were func- poUcies under whldi the refiner . Moriorty BroHiers recreation area, -x- between New Also, Mary Ann Pearson of 110 ^cn cf 82 Itoneca Kenneth normaUy. or any distributor or dealer York and Philadelphia — was Gone Panty Girdle J ^ BIABOABBT HAYDEN ______Bretton Rd., Sebort of Phar- j of 14 Oeynor PI.; <”’ an,l ----- — am210 Regannegan en..,6t., acnoaiSchool at of aEngl- s ig i-the----— ship, ------a heUcopter-borne*•------— - re- - N otganlsatibns. 12 to ^ ”®®rtng: Gregory M. Ryan of covery group, upon ope^ toe In toe earlier studies. In August, 1065, floods Biariler UiU month toe Board Wednesdays startoig ^ and Sciences: John J. Bell of Upper Butcher Rd., School hatch, found toe crew of the Bo- Prospecting Died O ff spawned by two hurricanes shoes Ot Directors appropriated $S,000 ^*^^,?*f**' We. Miner Fine Arta yuz 11 spaceship ... in their OUMAX, Oolo. (AP) — A rolled out of toe nearby Pocono tor jobs in town departmoit# wlU ^ the same as the one ^ ^ ^ distinc- Alao, Jacquelin J. Schulz of seats, without any sign of life, group of proapectore found n vt sTotES o i Cm s h i o h and 92,000 for recreation acUvl- ^® tion; Kenneth C. Shapazlan of 200 Urton SL, Stephen A. Shat- The causes of the crew’s death large aUver deposits north cf Mountains, kUllng 102 persons ties tor BAM. One of toe peopU ^ Brookflrtd Rd. tuck of 186 Grove St., both are being investigated.’’ here in 1878 and the town cf Ko- and causing damages in toe mil­ paid wlto tills money is the P*^®*^ J” ** Sebool of Education: School of Nuraing; and Robert ’Die site of the landing was komo sprang up, reaching a lions. Downstream, Easton and teacher for two -slx-wedc cours- Brenda Dlffenderfer Briggs; McNamee of 162 Warren Ave.,«not disclosed, but presumably it population of 10,000 before dying Bristol, Pa., and other commu­ .90 m of guitar lessons beliig held J^® ,»^°f®®*” Unda D. Prentice; DiaiJrj. Sdiool of Physical ’Dierapy. ^was in toe steppes of eastern as mine production declined. thirsty skin nities were inundated. "I remember the awful, read­ at Manchester Mgh School. ^ Tedfmti! Marilyn R. Westland to 17 ful sound of the river when it Ih addition to the town funds ^ of 216 O der MUl Rd. SPECIAL! ran amok In August of 1968,” reg. $12 to $25 BAM has accepted donations and Harifort Ballet is -Also, Robert S. Whitehead of said Rep. Thompson, whose dis­ plans to raise money through ^y^iy scheduled to present Carpenter Rd., School of Bust- trict Uea along the river. “It Is food concessians scheduled to >®ss Adminlstratiim; and Kato- important to recall that catas­ open this week at Charter Oak center Ftok. Tills pcoduc- leen A. Jarvis, School of Nurs- trophe, for flooia control is, Come to D&L! Save a bundle on our ond Mt. Nebo Fields snd a July xras presented in June at ing. and always has been, the princi­ regular stock of all kinds of spring 10 craft fair starting at 19:90 the Hartfbcd Ovlc and Arts From OohimliU pal reason Congress authorized p.m. In Center Park. Besides the Festival at OonstHtolon (Plaza. From Columbia, OoUege of the dam.’ ’ and summer shoes . . . shoes with fa­ hourly wages for Jobs for town Stiver suggested that an af- Arts and Bclences: Chariea The Delaware River Basin young people, toe money wUl be tetnoon carnival and on eve- Fischer; John P. James of Lioke Commission estimated toe dam mous names like; used to pay toe wages ot police- njng talent Mow be held on Rd.; Jacquelyn A. Marrotte; would prevent an average of men at summer activities, rent- Aug. 7. Hie canitval, he said. Hariy S. Ptiver; Peter A. Tam- 91.03 mUUon a year in flood ala on fllma and lighting equip- could Include such events ns a bornlnl n. damages. It also estimates the ment and other expenses. pie eating contest, sack and ^lao, Gary T. King ot Saegda dam would have prevented 97 • Naturaliier Paul Stiver, SAM coordliiator roUeP skating races, Weye^ Rd., Melvin H. Lee, Georgleaima per cent of toe flood damage cf the several planned summer decoration contort and a 3^ p, peMeteUo of 6 Yeomans Rd., downstream in toe 1966 floods. • Life Stride activities, reputed that he has demonstiatton. ^ *be aU School cf Business Admlnla- Harold Lockwood, chairman racelved 18 awUcations from tration; Grace Putnam Farmer of toe Save the Delaware Coali­ • Fanfare m usicals, ^ Lakewood Dr., School of Ed- craftsmen and artiste to set up lidtaticoa shwers and ” ----- tion, contends any such benefits booths and seU handmade Items g^^JSStoU rtT^ RobSrt T. Pawlowskl of would not warrant the expendi­ • Patino at the craft fair. There te no age _ « _ P*®* *•< Schort of Engineering, ture and toe damage the dam Umlt on exhibitors. (An appUca- .n in- distinction; and Jwe E. would cause to the enidronment. • Karlee tion to exhibit te printed near- ______pfkHywpniny. ’ He says much of the flood Fine Arts. damage could be prevented by • Tempo by-) Everett J. liv e se y , pUbUc sf- From Coventry Stiver has talked with repre- ti^ra committee chairman of local flood control works, such Fram Coventry, LeRoy as dikes, and by moving houses • Flonheim sentatives of various organlza- the Chamber of Commerce, rwi—. sirriniii and Industry off toe flood plain, tiona working with handlcaiqied presided at toe meeting. SAM • Nino people, some of which plan to and the committee wlH meqt ^ toe lowlands along toe river. "And,” he recalled, "when have hootos. Food wUl also be again next Wednesday at 8:80 ^ • plus many exciting Imports! odd. If toe craft fair te a sue- a.m. In Itoe chamber office. f^L?®**** if they talk of toe 102 lives lost In dy Farm South Bt, aU Od- toe 1966 flood, not one of them lege of Arts and Bdences; occurred on the main stem of Arthur T. Allen Jr., MarUyn T. 8-oz. ONLY the river.’’ SomervUIe of Lakewood Dr„ “This te not to say loss of life This a twice-a-year opportunity! The SA M SUMMERFEST both Behod of Boshwas Admlnte- $ 3 6 0 could not occur on the main — season’s best styles and colors . . . in tratton. ------■ (Rogularty $6.00) stream in toe future,” said Saturday, July 10, Craft Show Application Also, PhyUte A. Loder of Mor­ Lloyd Duscha, chief of toe engl-. all heel heights and toe shapes. Pick row Rd., Christopher J. NanUne neerlng division of toe engl o f Twin HUte D r„ Busan J. Twin Caalls Roeet Beef Sandwich neers’ PhUadelphla office. “We up several pairs, quick! All sizes but Smith, aU Bebod of Bkhicatlon; French Fries French Fries Hamburger sale o f boys’ NAME 16-oz. ONLY should not luU ourselves Into a Ronald J. Bunstead, Raymond Apple Turnover Soft Drink Milk Shake false sense of security because not in every style and color. Soft Drink Apple Turnover tops, jeans, cut-offs ADDRESS L. DImmock of Lakewood Dr., 41c $ 6 0 0 it occured elsevtoere once, it’s both Schod of Engineering; and 99c $1.19 always going to occur there.’’ sale of sportswear (Regulariy 910.00) U nda HUl Johnson o f Mason Bt., As for clearing the flood Children’s Shoes COTTON KNIT JERSEYS with mock “ the Tunic Free suit” Behod of Homo Economics. plains, Duscha said, "You don’t turtle, turtle, crew neck or collar, From Ellington From 8 p.rb. to closing, Sunday effect that Is the finest In the realm. move people off the flood plain TELEPHONE AGE From EUington, OoUege of through Thursday, a stop at Burger You can choose from three com­ who have Uved there tor a long S O fo to 409^ off ^ lids and stripes, 4 to 7 and 8 to 18. Arts and Sclencea: Lawrence Castle will be an even bet­ binations at fantastically time and you don’t move aU 4.90 to 6.90 reg.$8to$7 ...... l.M toS.8ft Chestnut Jr, of Hilteide Dr,; ter Idea than usual. YoU'll low prices. Stop at Burger r^ . $5 to $88 18"" -* SCHOOL (U student) that Industry off the flood plain rag. IS to S12 PERMANENT PRESS JEANS in Derek J. |Jsk of Somers Rd.; find a knight-time special in Castle to-knight! very readily.’’ reg. $48 set BasU E. Stone of 62 Maple St.; The National Park Service polyester and cotton, solids and CRAFT OR TTEH TO BE BOLD Famous brands -including Buster stripes. Reg. & slim. 8 to 18. reg to Donald D. Em ery o f 18 Mbeer will contrrt the recreation area, Brown and School Days in dress or Hot pants, skirts, culottes, jeans, long The look is “very in.” Tailored by a fam­ Dr., Schod ot ‘Eiducation; and a 66,006-acre pork. It estimates skirts, long dresses and blouses. All $7 ...... #•# APPROXIMATE PRICE RANGE .. Jeannie A. Dobltsky of 198 Jobe play styles. Not all sizes in every ous maker in polyester double knit with 20 mlUlon people live within 76 famous makes! Knits, polyestw and brass buttons, full belt. Sleeveless tunic, HUl Rd., School of Nursliig. miles of the park, and 80 million style or color. CUT-OFF SHORTS, permanent press, APPROXIMATE SPACE NEEDED From Hebron Dacron blends. Sizes 8 to 18 and solids or fancy patterns. 4 to 7 and flare pants. Navy, ecru. S,M,L,XL. within 100 miles. (DAL, Bhoea and ObUdren’a flboes, S,M,L. From Hebron, Richard Aram The pork service estimates 10 ManotaeotMT Farkode) 8 to 18. reg. 8.50 to 4.60 (DAL, Meote Bbop, aU atom ) It te understood that 6% of my gross sales (under 21 ypars) DamarJlan, Susan R. LoForte of ' million vtettors a year to the ...... t.1 # to f ,M or 10% of my gross sales (If 21 years or d d e r) wUl g o to toe 88 Deepwood Dr., both Odlege area. By 1990, plans ca ll for 19 Bummerfert nogram . MANCHESTER: 501 MIDDLE TURNPIKE (DOL, BpoftowoMr, all a to m ) of Arts and Sciehces; and Zach­ public beachee, 6 boat docks, ary D. Martin of 1 (Deepwood (DAL, Toow WotM. aU i 8) 180 boot rampe on toe reservoir Signed Dr., School of Business Admin­ Itartf, plus other beaches and istration, boating facilities elsewhere, MANC&ESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WfiDNESUAY, JUNE 80, PAGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1971 1971 PACnS FOURTEEN wlU comprise an exhibit of on the Are ds Triomphe or The handed to tfiler Pbfi^ Oodbolt Tolland Russell Cheney about *0 works. Louvre. Bandit Flees a note iMylng; "I have a gun. Schoolboys in England Old Look Slowly Returns The government expert said It Put mcfwy in the bag and keep Exhibit Planned CSieney was the aon o f Khlght TV Tonigtit was not sntlrriy olsar yst how With $2 ,1 00 fUUng tt until I say atop.’’ The Dexter CSiMiey and the grand­ MUNICIPAL BUILDING 500 Middle School Pupils note was written on a bank son o t Charies CSianey, one of H iF B E E 'l tor Oomplats Listings. To Landmarks ot Paris iMig it for filth to win out The Manchester Historical Track Space Satellites becsuss o f file dUferenoes In At Bridgeport deposit allp. file brothers who founded the Sa# Saturday's TV Wssk . A hawk vpfthaym-" ssld the ®®®***Y Slid ‘Whiton Memorial ^„jystiy In Manchefier. •the truth la we’re a bit amaied. various bujidfaig stones and tbs By DONAIJ) FORBES in Bptic* after being able to pbo- By JOHN VlNOCSm Presented ^ lh Awards ro^ b ^ h a ^ S S ^ n ^ ^ SS Library wlU c«MBXx«or mi ex------Associated Preaa Witter My boUdingB are staying whiter staggHod rhythm of work on AaMolwM Praaa Writer tognqph the Russian Sputnik 3 in ■:W <*) rm m JUuM the major cleaning projects. Ihe ToUaiid Middle School Liaa Bidmenstan confufion which rwulted In Mbit of the pfinUnga of Rua 1967. When Slate arrived at the (IS) was waa wsst ( 0) than we would have thought.*’ CLOSED MONDAY I 1 nSY aSKVluB WHEN NEEDED PARto (AP) — Dirt atsrays "The big thing Is that It’s not staff prsasnted over WO awards Beatrice White KHTITBRINO, Bncland (AP^ (W> aaissis nimar When the program began, that no money seU Cheney (1801-1946) In the M o « p o « « r Lacking school in 1980 with a radio re­ (48> ateBsle’s Navy viina In the end In Parla. But as fast as we thought. Maybe — Each Um« the Ruariaiu 5:W News — washing would have to start all JULY 5th, 1971 sev«B and eight, during an ic«,v« Bv>nJ Uon, pOUce said. There were no mrvelllance cameraa gt. It will be held Bept. IteOct with a population under 8 mll- elllta into orbit round the earth, ’Their beat piece of equipment over again In lO years. Part of poUuttan,’ * he said. Injuries. recorded "fa irly decent’ ’ like- g. Uon, has a work force o f 1,062,- •:tS W n-ber - ^(C> More than 10 yeara after An- awaifia aaMmbly held in the Jeftny Horn fflUR VTORK FW YOUR SMNACnQN the odds are the news will come la a small but modem radio re­ News • their notion waa baaad on a. Na- The program to clean many ’Hie search for the unmasked ®* Bie suspect, described gome of his wmka hang In ooo. The force haa increased .33 (IS) OaadU Gaaseia dre Malraux, then Charles de polaonlc edict In 1863 ordering a bulldlngB baa been slowed down school cafeteria.' Lecnard Poland quickly—perhaps flrst^from ceiver presented to them by a . Ts Tea tkejtata News wMh WaHsr 0ns- tering. company. __ (0) fan to scrub down the grey- decade—* seemingly logical pe- mentation with cleaning prod- loua oatagocles including home- gpolkey tinued ’Tuesday night. ------Savings Bank of Manchester. Its ahUlty to man the machines. 402 imST MIDDLE TURMPUI Some o< their equipment Perry does not accept any SUNUAY, JULY 4,1171 high achievement, homeroom *iaaa Seidel QeoCtrey Perry, theftr science "I like to keep my litdepend- S :U <49) News _ <®> •Bain. and heavy Heine R iver traffic Ann Fltigerald 7;M (8) Ossat's WstM (0) People who don’t see Parla virtually eUmlnated, moat of the Copenhagen a Magnet sides, creative writing, good master at Ketterlnf Grammar ence,’’ he said. "Because I do TiaNi «F GaosssesMss (O) ctfiashahlp, highest average In Raclene Pisecki the whole thing myself, I could (IS) WteTa My U aef every day have noticed In par- city's buOdlBg grime comes CXIPDNHAOBN — Oopenhag- Emergency Tetephone Numbets: (High) School, conststently beat (CMS) Wawa — Starta ^ math, stuttent secretaries, and Kim Hunt stop tomorrow If I wanted to." Ucular the Naval Mbdatry and from automoMlea and pigeons, en, Denmark’s capltoI, la no the professionals at sophisticat­ Waalber (G) 649-5070 reading tutors. Lisa Lemek ed tracking stations in Europe Not that he would. He spends («> ABC Maws (0> other buildings on the Place de Although Uwa govemii^ aido longer only a city but a city Highway Randy Ott 7-IS (8) Tataaa La Ooncorde, among the first to exhausts are stricter and the pi- region extending across all Also, math tutors, hall mcnl- Charge and the United States. all hla spare time on tracking X m o S S i M r at *441a’a IV 649-1886 tocs, cafeteria service, nurses Gregoty ^xwito They do it by monitoring projects, analysing the results tear be cleaned In 1960 and 1991, are geona are carted away periodl- northern Zealand and corn- Refvse MicheUe PeOerin (U) Mavis. Oaaia <0) starting to have that old caUy to the L«ndea Regloa In prlatng munlclpaUtles with a a id i^ art, band, chorus, Ulsrary bleeps from space on rudimen­ of Infcrmatlon monitored and (8>M) Maa iraaa- Skiua B smudged took. southwest France, cars still do total ptqxilatlon of 1.8 million. Sanitary Sewer and Water Ttoa DouvIHe (it U tor Jufy FburtR tary radio reclvers slotted into aides, apelllng team, perfect at- the jigsaw pussle to try to antic­ “Right, okay,’’, a government damage and the idgeona roan- ’ItiU la nearly 40 per cent of the Purchase! a comer of the school’s main t;IS (I i ’ a H te tea Baaiflv B (W tenduice,______yearbook______edMors,______MIcheUe Atwood science laboratory or k ^ by ipate the Russians’ next move. (MS) Gaiaraae WsiM M restoration expert sai(L “But age to .fly back to fiielr perches entire Danish population. baMbaU,’ bteritetbaU, aoccer and Hlllen (Mahoney He even listens to the bleeps at Jaeases Gaestoae (O) their bedsldea at home. t:SS (DMedtoel (Daaiar B___ (C) bowling. Nancy Boyden ’The performance of Kettering home while he Is shaving in the (n-8t) Das O’Gsaaar 8haw (G) n » top scholastic acliteve- Steven Tracey Scuff morning or eating breedtfast. auaat: Dom Detulse tracking station, call sign OS S:SS (t) Mavla (G> mmit awarda ww» presented to: Karen Warner In the laboratory, he keeps a (O) fo b;, has won plaudits from (18) n b a MOST IMFBOVED AWARDS Mark Danforth Reu$tant pen recorder which "writes” an (4S> The baaaaitel (G) space sclentlsts._It has put Ket­ Ricky peran David Owen impresslan of the Me^Ni as they ISiSS (t> BewaH TIvaO Vinyl tering, a amalTmarket town 76 (tsaS) Bwr la ^ % Francia Rudnanaky Karen Dumerar are {dcked up by the^ receiver. It (U> Bai«aa« n A a a (G) Carolyn ’Tyree SOLARCAME miles north of icndon, on the (G) MlchaM MbCaifiiy tPlUV was made over 70 years ago— JJjJJ |J5ll855jM«*Newi Andrew Marquis Flyweight space age map. (G) Judith Mttttaon ’Ihe team’s latest triumph but It does the Jpb. Perry keeps Weetear . Dwayne (Banville records c f the graphs In file U :M (I) Maria (G) Laurie Ann Pehovlak Was to spot the humchlng of So- UiM (1*19) TteisM aregory Hareld 8UN(BURN same way other people keep (G) Gregory Bposlto jrus 11 this month within a min­ ' n) DtekOai Mary B elli Canon Zipper te»«id«p«W coins'or pictures. (U> M an______Orifite Shaw (G> Scott Shaikay Mary Ujoiganson Wildcat 3 lb. Polyester ute after the qtacecraft and Its 1:1 (SAMS)•9949) Kawi■■ — Trayar ^ Ve r s u s When a satellite log Is com­ SISB o n Hetdl Foster Avocado or Blue Sleeping Bag into orbit. parceled up- and sent to the OBXdXlVB WBmNO AWABD WimaaSay, Jna 9S Bactine First Aid Spray A quick call to the Brlttah Rujerians so t)iat they can cctn- Mark Muter Our Reg. 12.99 Press Association news-agency ' ’ !tS Saaawa StrMt GOOD carrizMiwUtaip 21" Cate or 4Vt oz. aerosol $1.59 size...... pare U with their ouhi inlorma- 7i9S Baak BmU B (0> Pardue Widow 8 9 « and the news was broken, a full tlon, and, said Perry: "They al­ "Beias There" by Jeray *<► Pam ela HUls SheuMer Tole A lightweight, connpact tuUf hour aiwMtii of the official Scott Dttdek Our Reg. 10.99 construction with 3 lb. of Coppertone Suntan Lotion ways write back and say thank 7:1S Dewaeori k a aih ^ Pleads Guilty- 7 . 8 8 announcement by Tase, the So­ you.’ ’ “ Mr. Peridiia’ Privy and other ^ Lynda Blaten polyester fibrefill and a 4 oz. $1.79 size. Plastic bottle...... 1.07 viet government news agency. Maine FUrming Storiea^’ Jaime Went«rarih nylon shell. 9 . 7 7 8:SS rrenek Ohel jO) On Gun Count 24 In. Case Our Reg. 13.99...... 1 1 * 8 8 How do they do UT •The liobeter Show — how to Mark MlUer Solarcaine for Sunburn Pain Perry, 4S, says: "It’s a ques­ Peking Launches be at ewe when oonfmef^ Jett Midtor 26 In. Case Our Reg. 16.99...... 1 8 « 8 8 | with loteter — Uvo or cooked. HARTFORD (AP) — Nancy 6-Plaver Champion Croquet Set 4 oz. aerosol can $2.19 size...... 1.09 tion of' knosrlng when to be on 9)99 Jaat Jaaa ace satellites and Shfiqr Kreobko being ready to qpot new launch­ niata, Peking Radio said today. wounded The broadcast, monitored Eight Movies a Year Jolul Toombs es or maneuvers in space OUver ’ndler In a barfiy audible voice, the here, said the launching of the BUDAPEIST (A P) — Last attractive 2&-ye€tr-old widow of means all-night listening ses- Lee Ann Lombardo rions’and doing a lot of prepara­ freighter, Changfeng, took place year 80 million Hungarians went John RuaseU Perdue Jr. admit­ at the Cbiangnan shipbuilding to the movlee, the news agency Ruth Prilea tory homework. Sarah Tweet ted to Senkx- UJ8. Diatrtct Court yards in flhanghal Sunday. MTT reported, expUlning that Judge Thamas F. Murphy that At school. Perry works with Mamto Bowep ’The aiame shipyards, it said, this meant each Hungarian she smuggled a rifle to her hus­ Derek Slater, 41, another sci­ Elake Damman ence teacher, and a team of have already built four lO.OOO- went to eight shews, band on April 8. ton claas freighters to contrib- Without giving details the Anna BVirey three schoolb^. At home, he is Paifiue waa gunned down by a ute to the swift development o t agency said the 3,879 movie Judy Jendniofic young guard aa he attempted to helped by Us 16-yearold daugh­ Oommunlst CSilna’s shipbuilding theaten ahcwedi decreasing at- Benjam in TantlUo Sand Castle Pail or ter ikobel and hla wife. eocape from a lock-up at the I imhiaCiy. tendance figures. Brian Tracey federal court building In Bridge­ Zenith AM Spotting the Soyus 11 launch William LaBarge Shovel-Hat Pail Imported Fashion was typical of the detaUed port where he waa on trial for STP Gas Treatment Your choico Nancy MlUer Reg. R9' Tensor Sunglasses groundwork that has to be put the qiectacular 1970 bank rob­ Portable Radiol Great toys for Caaandra Pitney bery and bambtnga in Danbury. OurReg. 12.U in before every Kettering first Robin Tracey Double Power Steel Tennis Racket beach or sand Coldor Priced Pardue, 28, died in a Springfield, box. Thliws began moving when Robert Kennedy 12 Oz. Size Leather grip, 49* two of the boys—Alan Mason, Mo), Imepital three weeks later. 5 7 ^ Billy Markunaa nylon strung Reg. 16.97...... |Wham-o Hula Hoop 18, and David Moggleton, 10— Mra. Pardue', who had one 12.88 Donna VUlanova Jumbo Cushion noticed Salute, the Russian child by Pardue, pleaded g(ullty Rog. 1.69 (or Laurie Dore Reg. 2.69 9 . 8 8 apace laboratory, had begun to (diargea of using a firearm ’Tim Hauser Spring Fill, Up to 250 hours on 2 batter­ Slazenger Tennis B a ll^ "i O O With shoop signaling again after a five- unlawfully during commission of Repeat of a sellout! Values Linda Tew extra large ies. 8 transistor circuit and Nylon armoured casing Reg. 2.29lfan of 3...... shoop sound. toX2.98! week gap. WESTE a felm^, aiding and abetting on 1.13 for comfort. huge 4 inch speaker. They told P erry. He Immedl-. ChrtsUne O’Meara asBault on a federal officer end 1.77 ately began doing mathematical David Voyer attempting to aid or Instigate an Calculations to work out when P o o l s David LavaUee escape attempt. The Perfect the Russians were moot likely Ip- Dennis McJaughlln Maximum penalty is 40 years launch another qpaeeendt If BEEI S S M B'xlS* Patricia Jolinaton Imprlaonment. Jud^ Murphy de­ Grooniing linkup with Salute was planned. 3 * | « 'x 2 0 " $ ^ 9 9 ’Todd Wright ferred aeidenclng pending com- Aid! He Ut the Jackpot and had Douglas Amende pletton of a mandatory Invefii- '"“"I":;'"” I gatten by the U.S. Probatkm monitors listening as Qie first Famous name John OaUlc Ueeps announced Soyus 11 eras Racing Bike Cheryl WohUebe Department. fat spaoe. 63 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER | Natasha Bowen When asked by file Judge to General • center pull hand brakes exfdaln her actions, Mrs. Pardue Moggleton, who was drafted OpsB TBea., Wed.. Bat. tm C — Tkm s., IM . OB 9 Coleco 15" X 10" Oval Pool Paul Levesque Into Perry’s team three years Joanne Dowd would only say, "I attempted e 2 7 ''« f « » ______Electric ago, has an army surplus radio We Reserve The Bight To U n fit llaaatttlee Deluxe safety ladder Deborah Hathaway to rescue my husbcuid from receiver in his bedroom at home Coleco filteror Jamea fiolduc custody." where he can listen In to Soyus Foot bath $ 4 9 » 3 Donna Loehr She earlier had pleaded inno­ Clothes U’s progress. 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The bUl Introduced Tuesday form at a mualo conference next the board members felt it would said he felt this to be tragic, to a report and further re­ by those who do not Itemise presented the couple with a identified fts that o t Y a le Uni­ launched the picture-taking FtwAdent Nlxen haa aald ha win alder the . ptovWona tha Iheaaury already A Screen Actors Guild q^okea- aould move the atate’a primary H hreh. be Impossible to approve right but he alao expreaaed coofi- quests concerning the trip, at a and the graduation frmn D ^e t h ^ deducUons, la U pm cent endse to Freeport and Nassau. versity Prof. Dr. Richard Wolf­ drive with orders to arrest m«n eald Tuesday a prrilml- Htttd Start Cash tram the aaoond TUeaday to now, even a portion of the dence In the students to raising meeting In February. M edical Center w ith high Uen- of Inccme with a celling of WASKNOTON (AP) — The The requoet for $4,000 waa The couple also has four grand­ women whose likmesses Mowed D. i«iu, D . A * . ^ ^ ...... War Rubble Now Hill nary ta lly e f a nationwide union March, 1972-tha data adaoted money. They etqpressed confi­ ors of Mr. Holmes’ talece, Miss gang, police said. $1,000 thla year, rising in two Department of Health, BAica- m ade Samuel Ooldfarb, sup- the amount needed If they are ------sons. Wolfgang, 42, was reported up often on {ritotographs. WE3ST BEJRLTN — Trummer- vote Indicatea W per cent of the by Florkto-to the flrwt Tueaday by dence that the students. If they backed by the entire town. A round tablecloth will keep HoUy Davte of Richmond, Va. sti«e s to 10 per cent with a tlcn and WeMare said Tuaaday missing June 19 when his empty A Police Department qwkes- and Maana Oommittee, aald In 1M0. "■ ««,. . m H« i berg, a 077-foot hiU at the edge members favor a strike, which ervleor cf toatrumental muaic in really want to make the trip, Mrs. Marie Herbet she its shape after laundering If it la Mr. and Mrs. Holmes, both Mrs. Arthur J. Holmes of SB $2,000 celling tn 1070. It haa approved a grant of In Maroh. Munro St. attended the event and sailboat was found near Faulk­ man said there had been a re­ an tatarviaw the White Houae Any auoh biiaineaa tax relief. of Omnewald Foreet Park In would be the third In union hie- 'tha Idea of moving the pri­ the Vernon achoed ayatem. It could raise the money as they thought It was about time the dried on a flat surface over Manchester natives, were mar­ These provisions could be $iao,Ml to the CXmmiiinlty Ae- ner’s Island. cent increase in complaints poUoy atatement Theaday haa tt waa undaratood, n ecem rily «* 3 ™ " - West Berlin, la composed euUre- tovy. mary to remain flrto la believed concerned an Invitation from have close to a year to do so. students learned they cannot papers or an

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Accjising Guards of Assault the President tor his publlc- The federal government would pay 90 per cent of the Eagle Scout 81LVBR LANE-IAOT HABTfORD woriu-bUl veto. They said the Eight Inmates at the state ment for the talking, anottier 20 key program critlclaed by Nixon cost, and state o r local govern­ Boy Scout TMcp 78 heKT its prison in Somers who were or 21 inmates insisted they be could have stqiplied 420,000 Jobs. ments 10 per cent Veterans I "THE LARGESY. FUSHIST MIAT ] Following Veto would get special consideration annual famlljr picnic and charged wilUi assaulting guards there also. The Isb^on Nixon said, however, a simi­ I DISPIAY IN THl WHOU AMA” | A...... * referred to as “the hole’’ for the Jobs, which would pay awards presentation earlier Iflat o8»VG ttlOlTlGOlVCG « j ^ V. ___■ enldt* $6.g-biUlon pUbUc wmrks MU he lar law in IW indicated an 18- $1.60 an hour or the prevailing . ... .f j ... ..u j .. consists of bare cells, some with B y JO K H A IX this month, according to War­ IniUatM a mulU-miUlon dollar ^ tmiet and sink and some with called too slow to fight soaring monlh time la^ before it would wage, whichever is higher. law suit claiming Otey were the gimply a hole In the floor, WAOEONCrrON (AP) — At unemployment. But the Presi­ beceme fully effective. By that Sen. Peter. H. Dominick, R- ren Potter, advancement ad­ PTMtdent Nixon’s belated uiv- dent reversed an eariier stand time, be said, ’’further stimula­ Oolo., expressing surprise at the visor. ones assaulted. r when from 14 to 28 lag, Ooogrem Is nisfaing ttuvNigti and urged prompt approval of tion would be unnecssaiy and administration’s turnabout, said Junior Assistant Sooutmastor The civil action was filed re- guairds were attempting to a |2.a5-bUllon puWlc-service the comiMXMnlse m easure to cre ­ Inflattcnary.'’ he still opposes the bill on David Jensen, who was pre­ FOR A lANG-UP 4TH! ''CPR»I KING" ; cently dn Federal District Court transfer each of the prisoners, jolM MU vdiUe a bipartisan e f­ ate temporary Jobs which he Sponsors of the publlc- greunds it would make only a sented . with a conwrvaiUan in New Haven against 11 guards one at a Ume, from their In- fort forms to revive part of a said could be filled quickly. servlce-Jobe bill estimated it small dent in unemployment and aa well as prison warden Fred- dWldual cells to the Isolatlan bodge at the ceremony, has v/| more expensive economy-stimu­ Meanwhile, Democrats an­ would create 160,000 to 200,000 might create a corps of perma­ passed an ^examination by the erick Adams and former Com- cells that the alleged assaults lating measure he vetoed. nounced plans to try to override Jobe in state and local govem- nently subaidlxed Jobs which Eagle Count of Review, Potter CANKED HAM missloner of Corrections EUls took nlace ' The Senate passed the emer- the veto after the reoeaa, al­ ments the first year if fuHy never could be ended. Opens Office announced. He win beceme an O. o , gMicy employment act, 7B to 11, though th ^ conceded privately funded. Nixon said in Ws veto mes- Eagle Scout in Septemlw. Rex»resenting the ihmates is gone to the segregated section It would take effect when the Dr. Arnold L. KUpsteln, 1£I>., Tuesday and House leaders said there is UtUe chance. ‘Ihe Sen­ saxe the pubUc-service-Jobs bill ^ „ Gary and Michael Sobol re­ the dlredtw ^ Irom the general prison popula- they will try to send it to the ate on Jime 8 passed the flned national Jobless rate is 4% per ' had been revised more in line ceived second class awards. at the umveratty ^ ComnecUwt voluntarily yhen one of their IKUte House before the 4th of version 45 to 83, or seven votes cent or more; it now is per with his Views. Last year he ve- The Star award was ixesented diseases cf the digestive tract) . Sdu»l of Law, Asao^te Pfb- number was put there for a dlf. July recess begins Ihuraday. short of a two4hirds majority cent. toed a similar measure. to ’Tom Oninske and the Life fessor Joseph Harbaugh, re­ at 188 M ain St. starting Ju ly 1. ferent infraction of rules about The Senate vote came Just necessary'to override, Even if the rate fell below 4H Republicans are award to Cnaig Jensen ant' placing Atty. Marjorie Gelb * Dr. KUpsteln received a BA. 10 days earlier. hours after Nixon’s veto of a ’Ihe political overtones are p er cent, how ever, $260 mllUcn Jeff itoilth. who is moving out of Ithe state. Whether it was the guards or Merit badges went to Jofcr The leg;al cHnlc makes its ser­ the Inmates who did the as­ P otter, vice available to Inmates in­ saulting was the issue argued at Smith, Grunske and Jensen. / volved in Internal prison af­ ly- ___ _ , „ and earned his M.D. degree omun, u length during the trial with the Tinwr heir gwugoal is o.a compromise Univeealty Faunmers Faulkner’s awaruaward was wfor f fairs. state contending the Inmates providing a $1.6-biUlon wten- . Medldine. He was a swimming. The other four each ’Ibe suit which charges a vio­ had to be removed from their Sion of the Appalachian regloi^ medlcai intern at EieUevue Hoo- received three badges in the lation of civil rights In the “un­ cells “swinging and kicking,’’ development program and a $2- York where he al- categories of cttlxenshlp and justified use of excessive force ciUzensblp in the and summary punlshmenlt” in “a great uproar” and with ^Zoo Story^ To Be Performed Tonight Worics and Economic Develop­ community and citizenship, in claims______$300,000______on each of three Hart smashing a radio against ment Act, but dropping a $2-bti- residen cy. counts against each defendant. ® shield carried by guards as dJharles Plese delivers a resounding slap ro James Gardner in a scene from Ed­ His second year medical rett- the notian. ' Uon accelerated public-works It dalms that prisoners were they entered his cell. Inmates, ward Albee’s “ Zoo Story,” which will have\a free preview performance tonight dency was taken at Tale-New In addition to the cUizenshlr propoeal Nixon specifically crit­ a'wards, Craig Jensen received "punched, stomped, kicked. Including seven witnesses not at 8:15 at the Unitarian Meeting House, 466 Main St., aS the first in a series Haven Hospital, where he took choked and beaten” by guards involved in the incident, i c i z e his gastroenterology feUbwshlp. the home repairs twdge; Jeff of “Six Events for a Summer Evening,” sWnsored by the Unitarian Univer- Sens. Hugh Scott of Pennsyl­ without provocation, that all of described guards beating, klck- Dr. KUpsteln spent two years Smith received camping and salist Society of Manchester. Plese and Gardner are members of the^ newly vania, the GOP leader, and first aid badges, and Steve the Inmates were dragged from ing and dropping inmates after practicing internal medicine at John Sherman Oot^r, R-Ky., their cells In handcuffs and handcuffing them, formed traveling repertory theater, “Theater Three.” Gardner who lives in Andrews Air Force Base at Potter received a music badge. chief qx>nsor of the measture. Flans are being, completed for then “assaulted and battered’’ >nie jury found Hart guilty of Simsbury is a lecturer in English at Manchester Community College. Plese is said they wlU work to mstaln Montclair Dr., Boy Scout summer camp to ^ ."V by a number of guards, and count of assault and in- an assistant professor of speech and English at the college. His wife, Susan, the veto but also to produce a with his wife Eve, a pediatri­ held at lake of Isles, in North SAVE $1.75 ON THIS EXCELLENT ITlMl that aU sustained painful physl- nocent of the other and Henley director of the play, is a lecturer in English at the college and recently ap­ second UU. cian, and their two children. Stonlngton beginning Aug. 15. cal injuries in the beatings and innocent of both counts. Hart peared in the Little Theatre of Manchester’s production of “ A Thousand Democrats from the 18-ttate Men’s SMtbidl were never medically treated ^as sentenced to serve two to Clowns.” They live at 486 Woodbridge St. Appalachian region are expect­ In men’s slow pitch softbaU for them. three years after his present ed to take the same view if the Crash Kills action last night, the Bombers FRESH LEAN, FORK The suit further charges that sentence, veto is not overridden. edged Clark Wellpoint 17 to 16. both MacDougal ^ A d ^ Theotherslxlnmates.lnclud- pnmehui high school Junior ^SJ^cU last year, and the Arch­ Meriden Girl The Bombers overcame an were negligent in that toey fmv clarence Roberto Jr., 21; Police Academy classes were selected on the ery Club two yesn. Ho has also early 9 to 0 lead to tie Clark ed to property thete caiappeUe, 81; John basis of character, scholarship, been active In Junior Achleve- Trio Plucked WABWICK, R.I. (AP) — A WeUpolnt 16 aU at the end of SPARE RIBS gu ^ and Im M theni in Geoffrey Kyles. 28; Hosts Charette and physical ability. Simulated ment work. regulation play. Meriden, Conn., girl 'was kUled techniques of subduin^etes ^ SomUon. ^ ^ j . police training constoto of lec------From the Sound and a boy she was with was A bases-looded single _ by . _pttch- under such clrcumstoncce. ^ stm waiting trial in the ’Thomas G. Charette, a student films, demonstratlans, and nerlowdy injured when the mo- or Ed CuuriUa in extra innings ■ • ' Tile state chained these same ______County______court. In the automotive course at practical exercises, ’The purpose 23 Units in Park GfROTON rtth ^ HowoU Cheney ’Technical pehoed, Is to provide a better undei^ BOISE, Idaho—'Nea Perce Na- were plucked frcrni Lmg Island early this moniing by a hit-run Roger Gross and Steve Nichols M iss O elb, one, and in some cases two r jg participating in the ConneoU- standing of the function of law tlonal Htotorical Park to un­ Sound early Wednesday morning (.gf oq interstate 96 here, state had home runs for the,losers, counts of assaulting guards and undoubtedly many cut State PbUce Trooper Toutii enforcement In society. usual because it constoto of 23 after their 25-foot cabin cruiser pdice said. St. George’s wlU meet the to date just two of these cases ^ ^elng conducted at the C3iarette is the spn of Mr. and units that extend over 7,600 went on the rocks near Fishers The girl'was identified as Bar- £^>oUer8 tomorrow at l6;15 at - a. ^ have come up for trial in Tol- Connecticut PoUce Academy in Mrs. Gerard Charette of 68 Whit- square mUes of Northern Idaho. Island. bara Lynn D'Amico, 17. The Herrick Park. The Aces land County Superior Court. All - _ - — ------,—. The Coast Guard said two of may be named as there were Meriden. Graduation wlU be ney Rd. He was manager of It lUustrates the role of the Nm boy, lP-ye€u^old Thomas A. 3 ^ - play the Bombers'in a practice pleaded Innocent. the men, Joseph Champany, 88, CO, also of Meriden, was re- game tomorrow at 6:16 at the A Start on Summer Cleanup aUegedly 84 guards Involved but held Saturday at 10:80 am . varsity basebaU in 1969, on the Perce c ^ ty in the nation i According to testimony at the not all as yet identified. Students from state pubUc and yearbook staff, the Student westward expansion. of Canterbury and Leo Liberty, pjjjted on the danger list at high school. Walter Morilawsy, pcotWent ness group efforta in ecological properties and^m ce up toose Tommie Hart 89, of FltchvlUe were rescued Rhode IMand Hospital In Provl- Wins Degree of the Manchester Oiamber of P^.®«t ^Uvltl^Bs.______and Melvin Henley, the dlsrup- as they dung to the side of the jjence. His condition was listed Lewis Morgan, director of „ ^ ^ ,__ . What the chamber wants to and the community Is being re- boat, which was owned by fgh-. Conamerce, has kicked off the ^ ^ ..Rogt ^ t^ ^ r- minded by flyers. tlon began In the segregated sec- guidance and pupil personnel jn tlon of the prison with an Infrac- Liberty. ------services at Bolton High School chpmber’s “Summer Shape-Up nelghborhcod groups recog- The Summer ActtvlUes The third man, Edward Breen, Ig tlon of rules against talking the iliiiiiiiiiill Housing Grant from 1066 to 1976, has been in Mandieater’’ by taking a nixing the beautification needs Manchester (SAM) office m — niFfnw 87, of Canterbury, tried to swim awarded a PhD in guidance, stab at Utter at the Main and of their own areas and going providing InformaUonauon ««cemcMicDfn- - 1® P-p.m. ' curfew. ' . , u to Groton Long Point, about WASHtHGTON (AP) — The A FINE BARBEQUE ITEM! beautification- Th® inmate alleged to have Department cf Housing and Ui^ counseling and personnel from Forpat Btm. parking lot. forth to shape up those areas in Ing^eM 'ti(eir community, and to bar- facturem to surv^ their own Change and.jpiBsent in the ! Schoo*.” ^ S A V I N G S After recel'vlng a Bachelor's degree in English from Kutz- iiii! town State College in Pennsyl­ iiiSi vania, Morgan earned a Master A L O A N of Education degree at Rutgere University in New Jersey, He M Association did additional graduate work at Temple University and Pennsyl­ RemodeKng vania State University. SolHSasilo Honors Louis G. D im ock m d N otch Rd. received an Ivy Leaf a'ward from Aurora College, Aurora, HI. for superior scholarship dur­ ing the second semester. a b o u t 50 FRANKS TO EACH BOX. Joseph N. Kusmik has been named to the htmors list at New Hampshire Vocational-Technical ALL BEEF FRESH GROUND ■Mant^eitea, ^oMtadua/ SALE! College. He is the s

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M ANCHESIER EVENING HERALD, MANCHfaSTtER. OONN^ W EDNESDAY, JUNE , PAGE TW ENTY 80 1971 FT C! ^ royally pay- acre It pi MJ el3 e IfA a'y M a \ ments of a company encounter- three-year CBS Contempt Otation J ing ‘‘extraonUnary costa” due tee It wU) -SyOATlLFOIXAN- f f * to environmental protection. Tolland County WORLD ALMANM 3 Motive Proves Elusive Code Broken Backed by Probe Panel JTS. M A K .i1 K Your Ddlr MMfy GuUt JK As Others See Us M. u r t/ U § TWs would give It in effect an nr AccorJlsf lo Ihu Sian, » fW C T S indirect federal subsidy. ^ A fi 1* OOTBBORO, Sweden LONDON (AP) — American draw anyway, ”they do not To develop' mtssogt for Thursday, .7 -8 -io:m read words corresponding to rxsnbars 1-27-344^ In Attack on Colombo (AP) — Princess Christina prisoners of war in Ihdochlna have to bargain for anythiiig.” For Shale Oil And cost estimates in a study Atty. Klaezak Will Take M Sweden is facing a IS fine OommenUng on the by. the State of Colorado indl'- of your 2UxHoc birth sign. scow to NBJW YORK (AP) — PoUce lem and Brooklyn’s Bedford- are ”so many pawns” for North Qy StM Wnnlainln ^TAURW 11 31 You'll 61 In Stuyvesant section were trying because of a news phofo- Vietnam to use in bargaining nese agreement to return Okina­ oate “extraordinary costs” as tTbr^nawa docum SS^ in a stetement laausd In New 2 Cncouragc 32Nood 62 On ocr.U j say they are stlS seeking a mo­ graph and a legal - minded with the United States, a omn- wa to Japan, the Ouardian of WASaMOTCBf (AP) — The Interior defines them, would wouM te*sl 9W4,000 to <770,000. charges a CBS documentary on -ibe program ortticlxed Penta- York that he regrets the suh- 3 To 33 You'll 63Wondorfully sor. ’ Oath as Public Defender to learn if Johnkon had any 4 Adhers 34Hiddsn 64O i0^ 21 tive for the shooting of reputed citUen. mentator in the F ar IDast wrote Britain said it ‘’raised as many federal- 'government may help Pentagon )q>Midlng contained gon pubUc-reMtiona sprading committee’s deoisten , 4- S-12-T7 65 It 1- 3-14-31/^ Atty. Lawrence C. KUcaak links with Mack mobs reported­ 5Srrlctly 39Bo Mafia leader Joseph A. Colombo ly set up by Joseph Qallo, reput­ The princess came to last week. proiilems as it SDlvo&" private industry pay environ- deciqitton “liar more serious poUclea. ’Ihe I1-3M1 6 Your 360rgonlxt 66 Good 33-4249 w ill be awom In tom orrow aa 37 Mato 67 In ed mob leader said to have been Ooteboeg June 6 during cele­ ‘"nie more concern there is in The nesnqt^per said the Japa­ mental coats of devaloping oil then .. . the infamous quls straw Notiitg CBS released ’Tuesday ful 68 impubo feuding with Colombo over un­ bration o f the city’s 880th an­ America for the release of the nese were ooheerned whether Shale, ds^te ssuuiances to the i«>««i«g six tracts of feder- orea*. scandals.” ”nsw operating standards tor questlra: Is fto «ourt^ 69 And fender. 'TOe poet has been va­ ries.” 90fficlob 39 Your Colombo, 48, remained in a derworld territory. niversary and was eecorted prisoners, the more valuable the Ryukyu Islands ”cr, other contrary by Ibterlar Secretary land—two egch 'in Colorado, '^ t! JUKI it lOScortfod 40Probobly 70 Writing O K . 2). cant since the resignatlan ’The refusal to honor Om suh- news and pubUo aftalrs,” the *1®**—“ 41 And 71 Adiuoting coma and in critical condition MeanwMle, dosens of under­ by the local governs and they will become in the taristed American bases should be denu­ Bogera C. B. Morton. Wyoming and Utah—to private conunlttee’B lawful aulqpoena, if subcommittee said if these had »*■ ** ^direct ceneoti^ to \47-50J947 llOwck |36J9-SM9| March 1 of Atty. Leo B. FU- 12 To 42Wontmhlb 72Ploni today after being gtinned down world informants giving federal mayor across a street — minds of the Hanoi conunis- clearised.” Another ciussUon An attempt at test lesalng of companies for eoctraction of oU Blackout Hits snowed to staiid, wbuld serlotaP- b e « i followed in preparing the I m p o ^ u ^ it? The iarae ta u 27^77-81-81 1 3 1 ^ 43 Act 73 Humor 73717 6 9 M 0 l- raised, the Guardian ad d ^ was 74Tho herty Jr. Monday aa he was prepcuing to law enforcement officials infor­ against a red light. sars,” The Bkigllsfa-language federal oU rtiale lands in 1968 tpom shale, a form of hard rock, ly impede a thorough under- award-winning documrttary, simple as that—and as cruotti. CANCn 14 44 Your CAMIOO0N The burden of defending those I'itmr can the world's" third ISTI itm 45 AltofnoHvd 75 Mot lead a Mg outdoor Italian-Amei^ mation about the Mafia’s reac- A cltlxen saw the news Hcng Kong Standard said. flopped, at least partly because xyu^ee of the test sites would In Montreal standing of the problems in- the pane’s inquiry would fibt 76Akmg without private counsel has strongest economic poww re­ .) 6 Finanelol 46111000 lean civil rights rally. Uon to the shooting Were said to jAiotogn^ of the IncldNtt ’’The American airmen are oontpaples were unwUllng to be atrip mined, and the huge urmrmiCAi. z a p i _ a n«nr«r volved and of the allegations of have been necessary. SMnging Experience iM lnuLY n 17Prindpl« 47 Avoid 77Wlltieut JAM. f * < V been shared since then by a The Mayan civilizaUfiiLflf express the opinion that John- and sued the princess and being held to ransom by the main in comparative poUUcal 18 b 46 RolotlorahlpO'TB Cloatt l1-232S43j Surgeons said late ’Tuesday psy the high oort of restoring boles eventually refUled with 0)33^034-57 49Sido 79Mothodo 564349 number of local attorneys, each Yucatan, Mexico, devised a smi’s behavior at the shooting the city delegation for violat­ North Vietnamese who h i^ to impotence and under American ------A—A*— ------• — “notwithstanding oiese PORT ARTHUR, Tex. (AP) t&^46-73 _l 190bligotlsnt that his vital signs were some­ tire environm ent... (be waste materials and re- ^ty half hour today, trap^ five-mail invenUgattons panel said, 20On 50 Committlno 80 To AQUARIUS especially appointed to partic­ calendar about 300 B.C. was hlgMy prof essicmal and that ing the traffic code. use them to blackmail America domination? The IMlted^ tMates Te Richard Krummels have UO 51 Rewoidiwl 81 Conoulllng what stronger but estimated his Morton unveiled a now teat- atored to a natural ai^iearance |jng people In subways and ele- Tuesday. mote C®8 yddeA” the wMch 21 And JAM.H ular cases. which gave the solar year he might have been Mred and Ooteborg police «say they into ending the war in the is keen that Japan should take a 22Tfndcncy 52Schomot 82Monoy chances of survival were 60-60. leaaing effort >niesday and was by planttngs. dSr^pttngl^ ^ recommending to its parent congrej^onal tov^tora a c ^ « t ^ a l^ w ^ « ^ 0 - '" t v " 23 Strangtinn 53 To 83Plont Klaosak has accepted a good 365.24 days and a lunar They said brain damage was coached. will mail a traffic ticket to south.” greater share of its military «^A U 0. XL f t i f t ataed at a news conference be mined Amwkeameml^Hydr^ Commerce Committee have ’’the reeponaiblllty *0 as- really suing 24 You 54 Bo 64 Of II5-19-: number of these cases and will m onth W.52 days. The likely If he recovers. Seedman said a call made to the {MlnceeS. The English-language .Bang­ burden. But am>rehension In­ 25 May 55CIOM SSLowyor World Almanac notes. The creases among Japan’s nelgh- mSrg^LS wlthVrt of the bee, ^ power authSiSr said '»IJSd c^lSd^r^]^*tatorSblto Afb^^SLvering a swarm of A i-71-82<7 26 Win 56Complololy 66Dronnotlc _4M465 be doing It as a matter of Racism and gangland rivalry The Associated Press after the kok Fust said PresldMit Nixon’s 87 Compllcdtiaiff Mayan calendar is consid­ tattons that its intentions are ** into the the blackout was due to *allure^H^ ^ bras hanging aro^ their shop, VIIMO 27AngM- 57 In course, starting Aug. 9 when have figured in speculation on shootings by a grMq> identified open to all theories at this time. efforts to secure release of ttie 28 To 58 Bo 86 You the position becomes effective. e r^ more exact than older the motive for the shooting. But as the Black RevoIuUonary At­ POWs had been damaged by the tations that its intentioni are' protection or restora- and part of It piled up on ^ a ^ tl» M ^ o o u ^ ^^ttdLit^S^Sk Stanton tor re- Rep. Harley O. Staggers, D- te Krununeto caUed In a friend AU0.U. 29HOV* ■ 59Youraolf 89TronqulIitv One’s as good as another at this tion. 60Undor 90 Linos The new public defender has calendars of Bal^lon, As­ Chief of DetecUves Albert Seed- tack Force claiming to have Ini­ U.S. Senate resolution calling only defensive.” the mirtoce. Dam in northeastem Quebec. au^^d left- W .v l . he«d,of both^ full to enu^tha p ^ StfT. 12 30 Bo - point.” - “Hopefully, we are not going syria, Egypt and Greece. for the withdrawal of American V14-19-2S-29I )G o od lAdveoe been a practicing attorney in man said ’Tuesday the gunman tiated the shooting was probably to have to actually fund any of The last alto would be operat- ' . ^ -r, • overs frmn “The Selling of the commUteo and the Investiga- frleirf sw ^ ^ a b ^ may have decided to shoot Col­ a crank caB. forces from Vietnam in nine ed by burying the shale where it Beef Output D o rie s Pentagon,” the aubcommittee Hons panel, said the Commerce a honeycomb ’S8d8-75 Rockville with the law firm of C o p y r tffh t 1971, SigLUOure Flap the restoration,” said Morton. seven m Rlblcoff, Kotkin and Lavltt Newspaper Enterprise Assn. ombo on his own. The Italian American Civil months provided the prisoners is—underground. WASHINGTON — U.S. beef- gaid evidence ebowed speaken,’ Oommlttee wlU meet Thursday ^ ch meaurod sw » Mowed M ail Fast RICHMOND, Va. (AP)— Vir­ ' ’’The whtee program, as It la eh- Buttered since his graduation from the DetecUves were sUU trying to Rights League, wMch Colombo were freed. visioned, is aelf-suataining and The plan calls t o pUot plants cattle outtwt has doubled In -the words were reaitanged. to consider the recommenda- trat log. The mena s University of Connecticut School Fam ilies Grow Flowers learn more about ^Jerome A. founded and whlMi sponsored LONDON — The Romans es- “By imposing a deadline for ginia pharmacists arO'' fed iq> th.> would, of courae include producing 60,000 batroia oc ou paai ro yea™, mii prwuuuuu --Duen praoucea,- uie sub- Uon. If the ^ asked to about 80 abiga in the proceas. Lawrence C. Khfisak with physicians who don’t sign of cou ra e/tolu d e producing 60,000 barrels of oil past 20 years, but production “ Such prwsUces,” the of Law In 1«6.* He received Ms OHE9IT, Belgium — More Johnson, the 24-year-old black Monday’s rally, told its 82 chap­ tabllMied such efficient postal the withdrawal of all American the environmental stipulationa .per day, later enlarged to wm have to toiease one-third oomintttoe said, “Ai.— ci^tute a and approves the coll for a clta- “ ToUand ters In the metropolitan area service that Caesar’s letters forces on the President, tte Sen­ their names legiMy on presort the tlon, the case will be sent to the BVwty-two peaks tower more Bachelor’s degree from the Somers, with his wife Jean and •than 2,000 enterprises — family man who fired three shots Into MM HiJitr Kfirnm n narnMannr ** 100 000 OT mOflPe. IXlOrO tO k60p pOCO With T U M 111 dOOOptlOtl ftIkQ iPBUd OH . ate is robbing him of the only tions. than 12,000 feet above sea level University of Connecticut In three daughters. concerns for the most part — Colombo befrnn being shot to the shooting of Colombo was the from Londlnium (later London) ^t^lto^artm ra^offlclal Bhder lease terms proposed population and per c«>lta con- American piMto far nww “ ri- J ^ ce Department to proeecu- death moments later. They also work of "xmo nut, one fanatic” were delivered to Cicero in advantage he has for negotiat- At their . annual convention to Rocky Mountain National 1969. A resident of Roclndlle He will be administered his are ei^faged In the cultivation moDosal ^ o l m i^ TUeadov by the department, a company aumptlon over the next 10 yean, ous than was the case to Oie in- U<» were seeking a woman seen and “the black community Rome within 24 days. In 1800 it l^ng the return of American pris­ this week, they ajH^roved a reso­ on conviction Park. from 1966.to 1969, he was this oath of office by Clerk of the of ornamental flowers and poet W of ’$800 f t a - ^ federal researchera report. famous qutoshow scarvialB of 12 Punishment Revision Completed plants In tMs area. Tlie work Is with Johnson before the shoot­ should not be held responslMe.” still took nearly a month - to oners of war,” the paper said. It lution suggesting that doctors year’s president of Rotary and Superior Court, John H. Teo- often specialised, wllh axaleas ing. Weighing the various posslbil- send mall from London to added that if the Communists use rubber ink stamps as well now lives on Blue Ridge Dr., mans; and begonias predominating. Undercover detecUves In Har­ iUes, Seedman said: ”We’re Rome. know that U.S. forces will arith- as their signatures. For School Budget C0MPARE...AND The Board cf Education has “ We wero sura that thla town I Recent Graduates | SHOPERBIY finlohed ravlstog its 1971-72 did not wuit to see the entire budget accenunodating the |160- student activities program The following Manchester area Jeffrey L. BacMocM of 22 Lt- 000 to cut backs ordered by the eliminated and the schools clos­ resldents received degrees at re- berty St., associate In applied Board of Finance and the town cent college commencement ex- science; Thomas K- Idxiak of 21 ed at the end of the school day,” the board membera added. ercises: Orchard St., BA degree. SEE FOR YOURSELF " Long Holiday roferendum. A strong warning was attach­ "Neither could we afford, eduoa- Parsons COUege, Fairfield, Also, Clifton B. CrandaU Jr. of S ed to tiie revised budget how­ tionally, to ellmtoato pbjntieal Iowa: Philip CarroU Radding of ST Pailt West Dr., David B. ever, “ We wish to make It very education, art, music aiMl re­ 616 Porter St., BA In political Garaventa " Gardens ApU., William J. board states, “We cannot hold Actual budget cuts included Pa.: Steven B. Malkenson of 99 Rady of 4 Reed Rd., all B8 In aataries and aervtoea at levels superintendent's salary to $21,- Scott Dr., BA in economics, business administration; Kftth- II below those of the aurroundtog 600 from $22,800 ocigntaUy re­ with honmi. M. Jalbert of 91 Village St., CLOSED towns to an extended period quested which maintains the Bates CbUege, Lewiston, Me.; t-.. BONELESS of tim e Without doing Irrepar­ salary at the present level; John Charles King of Rock- able damage to the quolUy of elimination of the administra­ vUle, cum laude. ' ^ tive assistant budgeted at $12,- .... ert M. Stiles of 6 Pilisbury HBU, Monday, Jnly 5 education offered.’’ aU masters of business admlnls- Bxplatotog they have re-exam­ 000; secretarial and accounting, **^*'r.^^*^ ^ ** Sununer p Beal of 78 ined the entire budget, the $10,600 to $19,420; maintenance HUterest Dr., Phynis L. Beigi- w*btiM board meipbeni have Bupervlaor, $10,600 to $10ABO. ^ de;J^ P .^ cla Cassidy of ^ ^ tried to reduce or eliminate Oontracted aervlcea were in­ Manchester, MA in Bkfaication. o«*klnlaB o f Ltoveland Hill Rd., where posalUe all anticipated creased from $1,000 to $4,430 Easter.i Ooimectlcut State Ool- Bteanor L. Mink of 16% IBgh- (WntRr Added) Seafood Specials! expansion of servlcas and allow­ and Board of Education exjwna- lege: From Manchester, Bever- kmA Ave., and DoroUiy W. ances for increased enrollment. ea t o court cases and artorltra- ly Alexander, Joy Balcome, ebackway of NeweU HIU Rd., Lean. Less Waste. “The result is a plannsd in- tlon increase from $2,000 to Ellalne Betnbardier, Jo-^Ann an cf education. Griinlanf i f ^ i b erbase of only thrM new teach- $6,000. Robb, Rosemary B. Gutbroad, Also, from Andover, RobMt irbot Fillet ers when we expect to obsotb Una Oote Una T. C3ark, all BS degrees, p. Jones of Lake Rd., master of Fancy Red Salmon Steaks ib 990 180 wAiUHimJ pupils next year,” In the tostructlanal category, and Dorothy Mader, BA degree, music; John G. IPhanstieU, as- Smoked Bu t t s 8 9 C Hams ...iJeS,, 129 the board stated. principals’ aalarles were cut Also, from Andover, Carol P. sociafee in applied science; John Hard Shell Clams fully Cookid >b 49c Ih (he number of from $82,420 to $81,740; teachera Hraton, Natalie K. PfansUMil, F. McGenn of OUead Rd., B8 Casino Clams l» i * •' snmi n oz pk« 89c teacher aides has been reduced, present, $L282,400 to $1,198,8*8; both BS degrees, and ’Terrance in bualneas administraUch; ptiA oil anticipated salary to- teachera, new, $60^100 to $26JW>: S. Corcoran, BA degree; Mary Bruce M. Mackay of Ix«g HIU oreases have been cut to half salaries, guidance and library, KowalyAyn of BMton, BA de- Rd.,' master of business admin- Mr. Deli Specials! $T*,868 to $78,7*8; new part-time OiiMttic SKcll ti Ortor _ ^ with the exception of the nurses gree; from Columbia, 'Victor K. IMn^on. who are working under a two- guidance, from $6,088 to $4,0**; Lehtinen, Esther R, Palmer, Also, from Vernon, Mark L. l A l . year agreement. salaries, secretaries and clerks, both BA degrees, and Gloria R. Horton of 16 Peterson Rd., as- A total of 8107 ABO of the over­ $88^80 to $88,28* With on alloca­ Drouin, BS degree. sociate in arts; Ronald J. Da- 9oUed Ham » 99* all $160,000 cut was taken from tion for a new clerk eliminated Also, from Coventry, Jsunes ^ RA-, as- ••Avallablo in Storat w)ih Sarvica Dali Oapartmantt the inatructlonal account. t o a $2,800 savinga. Teacher Morlarty, Thom as F . Haddad, ***®*®, ■nanqiortatioa la budgeted for aides wore cut from $18,*10 to both BA dMiees, Maryann M^ ^ ™ Tama^ leas than the expected expendi­ $12,678. Wjy, and^meentohorn. R«to ^ M tures for this year, to iqiito of Ttoctboofcs were cut from $80,- S to BS degrees; from BUlng- ’ ^ ^ the anticipated increaoe to pUs 810 to $20A20; Ubrary books, ton, Jean Mudgett and Janet „ . __. „ „ rrr ^ COMPARE pUs. $14,600 to $10,000; audto-'vlaual Klbbe WleUcska, both BS de- ’ VUl routea-'Wlll have to be nmterials, $6,820 to $6,000; n alia ii m i fsuLLLL lUufltdA BCgWHlXl J* replanned with the emphasis on t«in/-hing suppUee, fTOm $88,800 rlsxlof 2CentndSt.,botlrBSln riiisai dm o i HHXeO riCKIBS to 828,800; other expenses, $6,- W degree, and Bruce Brian 32 oz btl _ i9 | / economy rather than on con­ Upplncott, BA degree. BS in F in is t Salad Oil 38 oz btl venience,” the board warned. 000 to $*,000. -J_7c_ “All special and athletic trips The allocation for ptayrtclan Also, from RoMcvUle, G erald wnirfumnrai engineering; J Fmast Chi Sauce and psychologiat was cut from A. Mateya, Patricia N. KMlyi pjgia fg 3 ctardner Rd., COMPARE 12ozjar 2Jbl requiring the use of buses will have to be paid to out of the $16,600 to $8,800. Kenneth B. Kosak, aU BB do- m aster o f bualneaB adminlatra- rnwrasso ImDorted Tomato Paste Gozcan Under transportation the mini­ grees, RiMurd A. Lewis, and tion. J 7 i activities fund.” liBtnnTMBits bus drivers were cut from $6.- Raymond A. Walker, botS BA juso, Barbara A. Rado of 84 M m ^Eheffi Sauce qtjar Tlie board explained Its dif­ m _ 6 9 e ficulties to seeking alternattve 600 to $6,000 and contnetod degrees; Judith Ann Serene of Hillside Manor Ave., MA hi MsitiBs y k clw cfljtt. Pure Pork Bet or Sweet lb TT tinast EBow Macaroni lb pkg 57C Sirloin Steaks J 9C areas which could be cut. Many aervlcea from $164,400 to $14*,- South Windsor, BS degree; and teaching; AUhea P. Freeener of ■oMtouSboiMor l i S Itolion Style Smraage Fmast Curlev lasaena Carol HoUworth o f ’ToUand, BA 14* Jonathan Dr., and Helen L; tescfl cm»c»lit» SYfUiL FBJUiimniTS CliMk b 1*9 lb pkg J9C alternatives for achieving the *00. 49c Steaks or Roasts $2,122,226 budget demanded by The operation of plant cate­ •I****®- RandaU of 28 Discovery Rd., CrMiw nf W h it Cereal Pure Pork Our Fussy Formula lb » 1 Franco Amorican Spaihetti <*'tb Meat Bans 1 570 O O c nnost Sonsuge Heat _2/69" the referendum "evaporated gory regletered an Increase in Armhunst College, South both master c f education. when reimbursement by the salaries from $81,961 to $86,727 Wobdstock; Jecquelyn Boudier Also, from Coventry, David bickv oianns Ct o Shoulder Roasts i,490 J-inast Lone Gram Rk b 5 Ib pkg 490 79c state to many programs was but a reduction in new pwson- o f 86 Princeton St, BA in Bng- R. Brown, AS in engtoeering; Barliecue Treat lb 7 9 * Coknual Polish Soosoge Minute Rico 15ozpkg 47c considered. nel ealarlee from $6,168 to $2,480. liSh. Penelope C. Hunt of Lakewood 830 Finast All Beef Franks »790 Oontracted aervlcea under Jumbo Assorted Pik Boneless Pork RoastsrmbMtbBBO ProRresso Minestrone souo 20ozc*n Half Grades University of Hartford: From Heights, BS in rfectrical engl- 4/89 4/99 ’Ihe reassignment cf the two maintenance of the building was ktondiester, AUen J. BUI of 84 neering; Gary C. DopMaff of fsIkmCing Peaches, Colonial All Beef Franks »890 Barbecue Treat lb Pork Chops muhTrc^cits »>790 Jones little link Soosoge Pillshurv Date'kread Mx 17 oz pkg 57c small ctasses Grades 1^ and cut from $10,600 to $8,600. Alton St., bachelor of music; Forge Rd., maMw of eAica- ISozcan 290 Swifts Sausage ozpig 690 2H at Meadowbrook would have atudent body octtvltteB were Ingtid C. Larson of 42 Ludlow U**: frosn Hebron, Rodney W. 12 Auni jemima Pancake Flour 32 oz pkg 47c required the services of one cut from $7,860 to $7,000. Rd., Steven C. Lowry of 24 Ammons, associate to an^edl 15 01 can 290 . Under ciapltal outlay new Sweet Taste Bacon m m 390 Beef Patties »590 Happy Jack Svrup 36ozbtl 7 8 c less teacher hut state reim- Lawton Rd., both bachelor of scterce; Alexander W. Wlrth of IGozjar 2/55 hursemMit reduces the net cost equipment was cut from $86A00 music education: Nldioias B. «ocum Rd., master of business firiynntBacedleeU . Finast Chicken Noodle Soup 16 01 ill 160 lOozcun 2/29 t o this teacher to less than $8,- to $16,200; industrial arte from Tlmreck of 286 Parker St, as- arhnlnlstratlom 000 per year. $10,000 to $6,000; hMsineee edu­ RMstSicedCarrote 1:011020 inn Chicken Broth 47ozbtl 5 7 c sociate in arts. Alao, Geoffrey J. teener of 12ozun 6/1 “TMa is an extremely small cation from $8,800 to $8,000 and Riurt Whole Kernel Cora Rival Do2 Food 26 oz cun 2 / 4 7 sum to pay to prevention of purchase of a- mint-bus was l6 ozc*n 190 sawsr Ross Sauerkraut__ bines Doe meal major leEuntog dlaabUitles which eliminated tor a $8A00 eavings. 2 Ib bag 45c might otherwise develop,” the AduU education was aleo ness administration; Mo 46ozcan 3/89 reUl o f 176 W. MUkUe Tpke., TnnatP l«ce _ Gaines Variety bee Fond 36 oz pkg 9 7 c board said. scrapped tor a $6,000 aavtoga. Brian H. Conn of 64 Tanner St., Rochweig of MjetcaU Rd., Tol-I 32oictn* 4/1 Similar programs subject to land, BS in business admitilstra-| tonle lujce Ajax Window Cleaner 20 oz btl 49c Momdieator Evenliig Herald, both asaociatc in appUed sci­ 24ozctn 45c possible curtailment become few ence. tlon; and Joanne C. MagUocco Future Floor Finish - 46 bz cm Indeed, due to similar advant­ Tollaad con . of Elm HtU R d., ’TalcottvlUe,| IRnastCrapeJace 1.69 Also, Bonney J. Cram of 661 12ozctn 90 ages, according to the hoard. (teatrale, TeL 876-2846. master of education. R t K t S n ila Air Wick Lioido 5ozbtl 53c Adams St, Marilyn 8. Weaton 6 ozcan 410 of 62 Oak St, both BA degreea; rstir-Mst Chunk UghiTiwT 5 p r a y j wash 80Z 87c James A FUntoft o f 446 W. Sozcin 370 III l^ytanslinceil Gtomi Fels Nantha Soap bur 2 / 2 7 bOddle ’Tpke., IBS degree; Military lim it IBozan 790 New Specters Haunt Frank M. Clark of 286 Cooper PinkSihnon I bleon bam wl beads 17 oz pkg 77c HUl S t , Martin B. GoodsUne of Of m BiUioii 6 ozctn 94 HamUn St, ManliaU R. Ste­ RnastSiceilBeet Niaeara Sorav Starch 22 ozc*n 59c 5 mean phens of 432 B. Center St, aU Fails in Senate ^wanson Boned Turkey Mazom mareanne Ib pkg 49c Pakistani Refugees BS in buainesa administration. 32ozjir AIso^ Edward J. Sedgwick Jr. WASHINQTON (A P) — The Jliaft Deluxe American Choose 12ozpkg 69 c BADlHtlA, India (AP) — The needed Immediately, aooording military budget has survived an lozbtl to government ertlmetee, only of 68 O oft Dr., BB in electrical I ItonmiSiniimiw___ i 9!npM.Whipped croam Cheese Sozcin procesaton to Badurla’a otema- attempt by Senate opponents 45c about 200 miles of material has engineering; James M. Barry to I lozbtl tlon ghat with the hodlee of refu­ of 16 linmnora Dr., BB in me- hold the Defenae Department KsiyC M sirD rasant _ Kraft Assorted cheese Soreads Sozjir 37c been obtained from foreign end experulitures to an aniuial rate | ISozjar Dairy Specials! gees from East Paklatan ta end- local sources so tar. engineering; Lewis F. Pin Peanut Butter Jlcoa Aluminum Foil H..V,Doty Finast CauRflowor 20 01 pkg 48c ■ Knqika of U4 Rachel Rd., MA of 866 MlUcn. 12ozjar ftozen Food Specials! An official of the refugee re- degree; Janet R Fordey of 72 Sy a 63 to 24 vote, the Senate nestltiisiftemflreseryL Finast Creem Whin Toopine 9ozc*n 43C Until mid-June, cholera was haMUtaticn directorate In Cal­ Arcellia Dr., MA in teaching. ISazjti (Uufinciui Chficsc Sozpkg cutta said: ”We cannot wait rejected an amendment <^ered Preserve, Bounty Paper Towels ***••« *- 3125 cti| 4 I c FHiast Crispy Scalloos 7 oz pkg the IdUer among the j^oor- Also, John R. Bowes of 28 by Sens. WUUam Praxm ire, D- mittStraedienYj 76c nsNithe for tarpauUns. The mon­ ■18 oz i»r 18 ozplig ly dreaeed, ahelterleee relUgeee Montclair IW., Robert M. Baca- Wla., and Chartea McC. Ma­ FiMsUPRiejeili id lB N M I E Fmast • 93c W ^ A A -A -A. ^ soon has already set In and dis- ®®®A*US MFlmn 3]jL"»i in this Jute center 46 mUea from ease qwiI deattia will soon keep vlch of 7 Pine HIU St, Blaa M. thias, R-Md., to force an U per 20ozjai hidwiduallylMraPP®^, ~ ^ 1 0 P 69c Galetaa of 188 Park St, Dennis cent cut in rota ry spending. Wetehtooeiefi Ukby's or Wclunond nnioiitto and In hundreds of oth­ mounting rnilnse some dwlter is 32ubtl Kraft Potato Salad ...... I m * ISozcin T. Guay of 111 Ridge St., Mlg- Secretary of Defense Melvin Riast Sweet Cucumber Cj^s_ 8ozpkS 49c , er refugee camps along the arranged.” Frozen Cencentrate ISozpJg Health & Beauty Aids' iqnth the monsoon rame lovaras A. Jaraa of 27 Locust R. Laird had warned the Finast Cold Cups 7 ozsize East Paklatan trontter. St., Stanley Ogrodnlk of 61 amendment would ”t«ovoke 16 oz ctn 390 4/1 Now hrondital pnaunaonla, fe ­ spreading human wastes pi«ioo590 7ozcan (imimgh the refugee communi­ Oveiiand St., Allan P. Pratt d mraalve reductions In person­ FiHRrt Sow Ci*9ki 3/1 ver, chlckea pox and measles, Wonder Foam Cups ties, the otflctals eoqprMsed fear 826 Redwood Rd., Valerie A. nel, weapons contracts and hall tfH®" 330 Mozba VASELINE LOTION aW aggravated by the monsoon pKgW 4 9 4 thaf cholera could strike a sec- Sday o f 436 W. Middle Tpke., bases.” . Finast Ught Mustard 2 9 c rains that began last weekend, Following defeat of the nRastlcoloo ^half gallon 574 26ozbU Intensive Care are taking their tolL ottl time—and with greater and David A. Schwarts of 140 1 0 - 9 0 55c force than before. He aald only Bnmdford St., aU master of ed­ amendment, the Senate ap­ Barbecue Sauce 25c^ fBiastOrangtlwco Sozcin 790 size - ReUet otflctals in Calcutta proved a resolution to provide Fhntt 46c ' fear the death toU may rtae about a third of ttM six mUHon ucation. refugees in India have been In- Also, >from South Windsor, apendlng authority for govern­ Finast Ketchup i*g200 29c sharply in the next tow weeks ment agencies until Aug. 7. The Bakery Specials'. when the monsoons Intensify. oculatod against cholera. Angelo P. Longo of U4 Foster J3ozpjg The lucky refugees st* those St., master of art education; stopgap measure was neces­ Sbinilmries 3k Sott & Dryn ette CEOdoianl 88c The officials say that thanks Cains Relsb— Mat III, Swim, NmrimiM f “ “ t ] to medicines rushed to India who have been admitted to George Ritter of 66 Pond La., sary since Congress has jjpt yet Sozcan 6/89 from around the world, they seml-permanent campa tedlt BA degree; Peter R. D’Bngenia completed action on any of the Sfcbag J&J Medicated Powder 660 regular appropriations Mils for were aide to quell laat month’s with tents and tarpaulins. But of 7IH Avery St., Richard M. StaM.eip.SW g«:2 r . . « ’^ 9Sc 87c I the new fiscal year storting FlRRSt cholera epidemic, artiloh took even in these, refugees fre­ Whlnnem Jr. of 206 Northvlew Banquet Fried Ctacl^^ ~Pli<6" Anacin Tablets 71 ’ThurMlay. Clip - 20*jDff s Yrw Ckiici 13c m ore than 6,000 lives. quently have to. walk throsigh Dr., both BB in buslneae admln- ^ COUPON S Mozein leClose Up Toothpaste . 69( aakls-drap nuki beosuae of poor Banquet Fried Chicken , 22ozpk» I4c But they sttU desperately need latndian. ^ ozp jg foreign tor tents, tarpaidlns or nonesdstsut dralnags facili­ Also, Roy F. Donlon of 100 This -..^^^Puxdwseoneqtbtl S IvwWnna R on Plant ICeCubeS^ HmNuttnutl"* 37c and waterproofing material to ties. Dart ISU Rd., BS In mechanical PALMOLIVE liquidOeterunt M 16ozjif provide shelter for an eStfni start These outside camps live engineering; Bdgar J. Roberge COOUDGB, Arts. —Arlsona’s 2 ^ 1 ^ 8 9 4 Coupon! pkg 6 35Q 4/99 along roadaidM or in inskeehift ftuast g J, l^Sd thru Saturday, July 3, jgyj g ' lUBllBS fk-nnv.riri; two' mlUlon refugees living in of 120 McGrath Rd., master of first aU-Indlan Industry funded Sweet Peas tho Ojpen, aheltero mode of palm leaves administration; Ralph by the Office of Economic Op- 5

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-TWO / ^ V///////////// / / / " '■■■ \t ONE OF THE STOP ^ SHOP COMPANIES \ X ^ \\ \ ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES

\ S h o p R i c k Shop SUPERMARKETS SUPERMARKETS a When you leave your picnic,

1^1 leave nothing behind but the ants! New Sweden Brand The folks at Stop & Shop hope you enjoy your days in the sun. Ucoa Alimimm Foil is’^^r^pkg 49^ And urge you to be selfish with French Fries your trash! Hide it in a barrel! Slop & Shop Potato Chips Tw in Poc k 9 Y Stop & Shop Frozen, 5 lb bag 180 ct $1 Stop & Shop Mayonnaise Welcomes Don’t leave it for the next party lOroROt Napkins Decorated 3 Pl<8s I Federal Tasty french fries that will Food go great with just about I to enjoy! Bay Pride Quart Jar any meal. Don't 'miss this taiall Cloanod Shrimp 5 oz can AT StampsI low mini price. o z We all have an important duty: Kon’s Italian Crossing 3 8 $ 1 Brighten your favorite 4th of bottles • July salads with our own great T o keep the outdoor scene tasting mayonnaise. Go "Fourth” French’s Mustard with mini-pricing*. scenic! And that doesn’t mean Hendries Vanilla "And" decorating the landscape with 24 oz Jar A hot dog's not a ICE OREAn paper cups and f>lates, napkins, hot dog without mus­ charcoal sacks and bun packages tard. 33‘ Hunt’s Tomato Ketchup Each carton contains one quart of vanilla and one quart of when the picnic is over! l l '' “ < ^ •*' ^Oc Liborty Boll Decanter 'Other exciting flavor. Choice a■Mil w ia C K S Prtnch PrM Potato critpt 5 o z pka S w jf 6 kindsi The ketchup with the big HALF GALLON CARTON 16 oz JyL . . . Thtnk ot America as your back­ Noinz Koshor DUI Picklos ^?ar*^Jar 49^ tomato taste in a big Plump, tender and meaty U.S. Grade A S a v e kitchen time on grand and glorious meaHs! money-saving size! 26 oz. yard - because it is, you know. Spanish Staffed Clives sB^o^jar5% OZ Jar 39" bottle You wouldn't finish a soft drink PRIod SplocI Ripe Olivos 6^«^n 39" Stop & Shop Lemonade at home and toss the empty bot­ Gloria tle or can out the back door. Yeft Spanish Staffed Clives 7 oz Jar 12 oz Cool savmgsl plenty of Americans use their car Friends Baked Beans Just add water to this cans Kohoyh Potato Sticks frozen concentrate and windows as rubbish chutes. make a big pitcherful! 16 OK can Californio Pea ^ i6oz$' REMEMBER, THIS IS THE Ready to eat, crispy, cans $ ^ Turkeys With pork. "Some of your Cooked Hams crunchy goodi 59' best beans are Friends!" ONLY WORLD WE’VE GOT. I LETS TAKE ■ _| | .| L - - CrooM a Blockwoll. Hot Poppor, Hot 12 oz Young Hens Shank Portion \ iO llSIlO S'D og, Homburgor, Swoot, PIccoltlM ^ ji^s 99" * r k Sun Glory Beverages GOOD CARE OF IT Perfect for several meals this long Fancy-it-up with fruit and a glaze Cain’s 4 A c Cola, Ginger 'rash CnoHmhor PielM"^ 15 oz jar X # for delectable holiday dinners. 3 Diamonds Light Tuna weekend. Barbecue your turkey outside Ale, Grape, loinz Barhocno Saneo onTTr. tr 39" for 4th of July feasting! There’s noth­ Take tasty cold ham along on Squeeze o' l O ' ^ Q Q i your family picnic. And don’t Lemon, Orange, Help build and Casio Sweat Relish 49" Solid Pack O $4 ing that beats mini-pricing®, savour Raspberry or the savings! forget the mustard! Root Beer. ' pkg of Fancy tuna in water, so you beautify America’s Tahlomato Plaeomats 100 know it's low in calories. Perfect 6V4 oz I (watorodded) for cool summer salads.. cans ■ lb National Forests! 10-14 lb The U.S. Forest Service will plant a tree for Stop & Shop Coffee Fully Cooked Hams (Butt Portion) ( „ i,r gddiA you in a National Forest And send you a certificate that shows you have helped build 2>lb can 10 to Save on your favorite brand! one of America’s most important resources! Regular, Drip or 14 lbs Colonial Semi-Boneless Cooked Homl!!!)' Electric Perk 1.49 Self Basting Turkeys Just send a label from new Big John’s Yah Yah Buttercrest Bread Stop & Shop Hens Beans ’n Fixin’s to: Hunt-Wesson Foods, Inc., P.O. Box 905, Rosemount, Minn. 55068. o r Stop A Shop 100% Whole Wheat Be sure to include your name and address in . 16 oz at same low price “ T a n you r hide** even ly! 2401 $ 1 order to get your certificate. Baked in our own ovens for that Canned fresh home baked flavor; stock loaves I Sea & Ski Lotion yoiir freezer. Protects skin, pro­ Plain or Sugar O UVa oz $1 motes a healthy-look- Daisy Donats stop & Shop o3 Dkos 1 ingtan. 402bottlo Pineapple Pie ^iTozpkg'’ 49" Hams Plan a clambake on the beach! stop & Shop 3 lb bucket Noxzemo Skin Cream ■>'' 89 Pecan Ring 9 oz pkg 39" A size to suit your needs, whether you’re having a crowd for the Lemon Yam Yams 2 okss 1 Ozon Balsam Rinse lOszkenit 8 9 ‘ weekend or just the family. And Fresh Steamer Clams Stop & Shop even if no one's expected, it’s a You can enjoy these sea-iicious clams Save over good idea to keep one in the re­ in your own backyard, too. Be sure to other brands! frigerator. The mini-price is right! have plenty of melted butter for glori­ ous dunkingl Ekco custom forged stop & Shop '■ One of the season’s fruit delights! Our own Stop & Shop * 3 pound Stop & Shop Canned Ham 1 .7 9 King Crabmeat (Alaskan) pkg Stainless Tableware We will have Fresh Salmon for the 4thl Buy it sliced or by the piece. Soup Spoon Soft Margarine 20 Choc-Lit Covers Santa Rosa Plums 5 pound Stop & Shop Canned Ham *4.39 In 2 half pound The kids will holler'’more? fpr Feoturoiitiiiswook tubs. Beautiful enough for special oc­ these delicious chocolate covered $100 So refreshing and flavorful and so ice creams, keep plenty on hand. casions. With a $3 purchase low priced. Keep plenty on hand for 3 pound Swift’s Premium Ham *2.89 pkgi ’ ’ Package of 20. family and friend, they're delicious. Our own fresh Caterer's Kitchen (Single pkg 344) 5 pound Swift’s Premium Ham *4.59 We reserve the right Cal Treat Strawberries Barbecue Style Chickens to limit quantities/ American Cheese variiC alight 91n For your holiday celebration, a 5 pound Rath Canned Ham Hickory Smoked *5.39 patriotic dessert:-vanilla ice 11 H u $$1 ' or Roasted Chickens 69* cream topped with strawber­ mis J L Sau-Sea Shrimp Cocktail 2h”89° ries and fresh blueberries! Moist and melt-in-your-mouth tender. 3 pound Rath Canned Ham Hickory Smoked *3.39 Cooked to an even golden brown, 3 grand hot or cold. 2 lb. Chef Delight Cheese Sprue 69‘ 2 lb pkg Morton Chicken in a Basket '1.75 A full 2 pounds at a mini mini-price. i - ir 75" 2 lb pkg Ranchers Beef Patties 99^ LARGE5 SiZEt Northwest5 4 pound Swift Hostess Canned Ham ^.49 Potato Salad in Pail je« Burger Cheese Food 39" tanning meals _ around this fine sausage is a ■ i with with Srrce tcMt your Hunt or Turkvyt lood way to get more variety with economy Rotter Dipped Thighs Stop & Shop stores closed tMs this fnto your menus. coupon 45* o ff 10* o ff coupon Chicken Party Pack (w ings) all day Monday to observe 7 9 " ib Roneleu PerfcRoaet (butt) 79 “,. I H ills Bros. Instant Borden C k u H Food Mrs. Filberts EuphrotesMiPizza California Broccoli 39' Fresh Spare Ribs Dutch Frye Chicken Serve coW with your favorite cream dip. Independence Day Coffee 6 oz jar Indiv. wrapped slices. 12 oz pkf Com Oil Martarine lb pk| 14 oz pkf bunch Reef Kabobe (Chuck) ’1.18 » Okiassa Saics°*’'3,'^^';r'" 89" Thru July 3. limit 1 izr per cuitomcr. Wi Thru July 3. lim it 1 pk( per cuttomer Thru July 3. limit 1 R) per customer. Thru July 3. Umit 1 pkg S*r cuttomer Prieos SfNcNv* m Mcumh0 te r Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons 263 E. M iddk Turnpike Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons Prices ffNcHve in Mancheeter 263 L Middle Turopike y VAtf .1^ t, -ft -i - ^ T .-T i • f -'^ J ■■■■^ M ' > - » "J " f

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTET:!. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE PAGE TWENTY-POTO IIAMCBESnS EVENING HERALD. HANCHESIER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1971 ------^ ------IK MORE MEATS AT LOWER PRICES! FIRST CUT M I i . W KAWYl^K DEMRE VOUR IHREPEHREHIE USDA Parking Lot Perils .4 / As p*it o f Hs service, a neith- / borhood nuutet maintaiii^ a CHOICE i paiting lot behind the bniMinf. Near one comer o f the lot, the CHUCK o f an old poet jutted up from the ground. One evening a woman shopper tripped over the CENTER CUT stump and fell, dislocating a hip. iyas the market legally liable for her injury? In a court hear­ ing, the owner insisted that she . * should have kept a sharper look- 53 ' out for danger. But when the STEAK •woman point^ out that the light­ ing was poor at the site o f the SHOULDER accident, the court upheld her REGULAR daim. SHOP-RITE BONELESS The law pl*pes upon the owner LONII, 9 9 ^ o f a paildng lot a basic responsi­ CALIFORNIA SHIOKED BUTTS bility to keep it in safe condition. GROUND BEEF Furthermore, he is usually liable HIGH FOOR ^ I for injuries caused by the negli- CHUCK STEAK 1 9 b o n e l e s s c h u c k I • gence of his hired help... CALIFORNIA Nevertheless, the owner does not guarantee absolute' safety. FILET STEAK Some -acddents are simply not CHUCK POTRCAST 6 9 <^ bis fault. Tbua: a man.got hurt CARANDO’S HOT or SWEET fii a parking lot when he slipped BONELESS CLOD on a gob o f ice cream. Demand­ ing damages in court, be argued: ITAIIAN SAUSAGE 7 9 ^ “It is up to the atteiklant to FOR POTTING or BRAISING SHOULDER ROAST keep the place dean. Sbce he failed to do so, his eihployer is PRKE5 BEEF SHURT RIBS 6 9 ^ liable.” However, no one had any idea WHY PAY MOREr BONELESS CHUCK how long the ice cream had been CUT SHORT REGULAR STYLE lying there— or who had dropped FOR BAR-B-Q it in the first place. Rejecting POT the man’s daim, the court said there was ‘Yio evidence that the ROAST condition had existed long enough for the (attendant), in ttie exer- dse o f reasonable care, to have discovered and remedied it." - Suppose the acddent is caused by someone’s careless driving STEAK ROAST within the lot. May that be m »a trim blamed on the lot owner? BREASTS W H Y F A Y That question arose when a T u n c B ir a i a b o k WITH RIBS motorist drove the wrong way in ° v 5 9 ‘ MORE? a one-way aisle and knocked CANTALOUPES down a small boy. The boy’a parents tried to pin liability on CHERRY/GRAPE/FRUIT PUNCH/ORANGE ^ ^ WtHY PAY m o r e;’ the ownpr o f tte lot, on the theory that it was his duty to 3 I S 9 ^ “police” all drivers on his prem­ WELCHADE ises. : ■ i CUUJFOBNIA “B » SEES U.B. N«k 1 SHOP-RITE However, the court held the POTATOES 2S49* owner not liable, because even a UDSdOOS GRAPE DRINK watchful attendajit could hardly FRUIT DRINKS have acted quickly enough to be NKTAMNES helpful. Preventing this kind o f an acddent, the court felt, wojdd call for closer pcdidng' by the Fresh Sweet Com management than the Isiw could I i, 5 i-:Sl fairly expect. 1 .. An American Bar Association TOP NOTCH ...the 5 EARS fOR 3 9 ® ALL FLAVORS SHOP-RITE public service feature by W ill Bernard. BrEW OSEKN APRICOT "Customer Oriented" CABBAGE ib 10^ O 1971 American Bar Aaeodatioa 8CNKI8T JUICY OR ANGES 10,or 69* Food Stores that SHOP-RITE MOi*-RITK PINKAPFLE MANCE OIHNK K L u m p s B i i n g TOMATOES Serve You BEST! JUICE L o o s & t H a s h LONDON (AP) — Jackie Cal­ FANCY APPLE A P R I C O T 3 laway; lumped it and the Brltlah NOTCH II LABGF *MAPf*NDOIIMMt. IZOZ.CANt COLA-OIRCH DEER. 12-OZ. Natlcnal Innovotlona Center VISA-MATIC SHOPPINB CARTS ‘Uked it. Eliminates stooping - - . hold* more S H O P - R I T E OLDKEG ’m e U-yestrolid iUonda g iil de­ Summer Time Frozen Food Savingel food . . . and when you reach check­ Sign your awn ''Declaration of Independence" from high food prices. Summer Tim* Can Can Sal* cided "brawn sugar was better but lumpa are more conven- out counter, checkout clerk unloads TIP TOP FRUIT I letit." it for you! M—T TNOPionnA I "I wrote to the Mg sugar You no longer have fo put up wifh shopping for "speciols" to try to stretch 14-^8 $1 Arms to auric why there were no cons J L Orange Drink Tomato Juice BACWN - U V E B , BEEF brawn sugar Imnpa, but none cf SEE-THRU MEAT TRAYS your food fa^get. OIL MONTE DOURSe.«rPtRK PINEAPPLE ORAPEFRUITDRI ^ riiem replied,” she told nevns- Now you can »ee all tides of the meat Tomato Juice ' cons $1 J L Red Heart Dog Food Pineapple Juice men. So she mnide her own himpe, you buy . - - meat ready for your TKOnCALO ^ ^ ~ ""is y s oz. AM SHOP-BITE N0 -FH0 8 FHATE At TOP-NOTCH you get complete "FREEDOM OF CHOICE FOOD SHOP­ 1 0 trA9 9 ^ 0 m mhring "onttnaty brown sugar freezer without rewrapping. cans “ “U “■ 99* ggc \Orange Drink 3 1 B *l«w Detergent I with Just ttie light amount cl PING" vou buy the foods you wont, not just what happens to be odyer- water and left It to harden in lb. Casseroles L METHOD GRIND #r I the iceCray In our trfa ^ ” ^RfOULAR «r CfNNNLE CVT, Z d ai a H Ts S ^ T^ o i BUY AIL T h 'e FOODS YOIJ WANT AT THE EVir her Idea, the hmovathms CARRY OUT BUNDIe SERVICE ___I. Potatoes 32**1 '* 6 9 * I center sent her 6 pounds—$13. Courteous bundle boys will carry your LOWEST EVERYDAY PRICES! NtAVtM "QOLOCN MKHIN MTTER MPKO " CHICKEN W^HtelKItStoes 8:**1 OghterFluid 4;.ii*l _____ ^ purchases and carefully place them «n H «f, FT I.EU K THWHS |2* « l . PKO.) w n,«$l49 sstwies" !£ 9 9 * in your car. Chicken Breasts pit. X Bifffilikles . “ir 5 9 ‘ sir;:dfomatoes 4 :.* 8 9 ‘ British Find Only TO P -N O TC H ecn made this riotement. because TO P -N O TC H H A S TH E Aluminum Foil 5 o' 1 SHOP-RITE Fork and Beans4'S99* ^------iHOR-arttiiKtH------^ Big Arms Cache COMPLETE QUALITY GUARANTEE AREA’S LOWEST STORE-WIDE MARK-UP! WHY PAY MOREr SaTadOil '^ 3 9 * I BElLflABr, Noitbesh Irelfuid The customer I* ALWAYS right al Armour Treet 49 * I (AP) — One ct the Uggeat akns Top Notch . . . If you're not com­ IWER PLETES caches ever found by Brltlrii pletely satisfied for any reason, your §iuerkraut 81**1 troops In Nortfaem Treiand was money will bo cheerfully refunded. V. r ASSORTED or WHITE Whit* or Pastol | uncovered early today m a raid 1 0 '. i r 9 9 ^ pkg. IC r iS '-’ iWh^le Tomatoes ’iir * l ) oh a Belfast wasiebousd. 5 ' ^ 9 5 ^ of 100 4 "From the Items ujacovered, "General MerchandUe' VIVA TOWELS ______sv— Bakery Dept.^m^ we can cnly surmise‘‘that tise OUR OWN BAKERY CZ-12MO FOH HMTAMATIC CAMfRA-MICI SHOP-RITE 7-OZ. MCLUOis PROCtUIIM AND JUMCO COLO* ^ H O P - R I T E building was used a s ,a bomb- Heavenly light, delicious Pastries, MINT* A MAKU M UFOSUm* rolls making faotcsy,” a aealor army Cakes, Rolls, and Donut* baked fresh •1( OFF pkg. of I cfHcer said. of 126 COLD P O T A T O . . . In our own ovens. KODACOLOR LABEL shf'pts 100 ' Three men were arrested at ICUPS I the warehouse. $399 i C H I P S ______I The troops found 3,000 feet ct FILM ^DeU, Pent. Appetizer Dept. OEM ANN HOT DOG AND fuse wire, 200 gaUona ct add, 14 booby trdps, two waUde-taUde SO QUART INSULATED FOAM ALL MEAT or ALL BEEF /F in e s t DUALITY s l ic e d t o o r d er ^ Hamburger Rolls 27^ -radios, 180 detcnatoiw, three Picnic Chest •och mVPAVMOMr grenades, fbur geMgntta bcmho, 12QUART COVERED^UMINUM I M P O R T E D w-.ib. ■ ■ ■ ai Angel Food Bai^ X 3 9 ^ one pistol, a rifle, more than 800 Utility Pot Mch rounds o f ammtmtHion, ma­ ^ paymoiJ t BOILED HAM ® Why Pay More For Ice Cream chine-gun parts and an assort­ 7 5 ment ct flises, flares and time Citronella Candles 2 . M|LMtATwiaLNEF lOTOBBN nUGSH OmOBIBN OB ^EVEN EXCITING FLAVORS swltdie*. Britlrii troaps also dlacavered Health A Beauty Aide Franks s h o p - r i t e ShrinHi Salad S * 1 9 ELIZABETH QQi an lUegal arms depot in Balfeot I j| TUNGSTEN STEEL #74 DOUBLE EDGE RAZDR 5-lb. $ 0 9 9 1MFOB05BD MAOBOm 8UOBD during a bouse-t»4iauae search tinned Ham con M-lb. YORK ICECREAM on flaturday. oBnmiUD ^EoffWWERIji^STICBaked Ham PERSONNA Gem Franks JiS * Nixon Hailed \ \ 5 9 S w is s Cheese 9 9 * \ \ • \T3pyohA l ay*. iwniBir niXTH^ MTtJ. ^ VILLON wW HITIIIW .MOCESS O O C Towards th* purchase of By Linkletter \ W v 4 3 Nepco Franks Amer. Cheese ib.o9^ alO-oz.|*rof • ' . , \ A Few Minutes Drive BLADES ;* 7 9 * ' \ \ \ TOOTIIAASTE ■ MO. A NSW MINT. (MID. *w . LOB Atfom jlg (AJP) — Bn- Dis c o u n t UUtU4-S^4*c) ^ ^ ^ Maxwell House tartalner Art linkletter says \ ' V’ \ \ \ Close Up 59^ President Nixon JusHflaWy Is lU HAmSMAV.Ata.AUNtCENTCO Instant Coffee pressuring soma oountrlas STORE HOURS: whose narodtlcs produothm HJ0N-. TUES., SAT. From Any Directioni B iG i-pi. U I I T U T U I C UmHiOneewKWiewlWKSy- Protein ”21” Spray ”-9 9 ’^ Joy Liquid VWI I n I n io CMfMW»lrMi.^lS 71. ..5 readMB Amarioan yoifths. I 9 A.M. to 6 P.M.; 6-oz. COUPON C**p*w bU*U *t n y StiBp SNs l*p fm *M j^ r^ In meetinga with aoyne foreign WED., THURS., FRI. \ ® iafiyTSwder '*;39* hottU ^ raiMsaeiitattvea. UnMattar aald, WI aiunt Mfai» inht wismin-MM s«.i ii kbirs ...... ^ FVom Our Dairy Caeel I f W i B B i ^ SAVEsej ‘1 would aay ^ President did 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. \l Ul, TRDPICANA PURE Dish Detergent not Jawhona, h* chawed fliam cut.” He aald tte oountrlaa In­ -.''=^"1 y-;.; i cluded fTurk^, laoa, and Thal- ORANGE H.T" ,)t "hop flile 7 EAST HARTFORD M -gal. MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD carton Cascade For linkletter’s datl|ghtar died aft­ ★ "JUICE er using LBD and b e haafti a nar I I MMMHTICOtOMO/WHITITI^PMl __ _ . 12c ;. i . -SSTE. MIDDLE TFKE. tinnal anttdrug campaign. The 801 Silver Lone " American Cheese ii;:69* Automatic OFF entHtailhar talkOdito nawmnen 260 North Main at Main 1150 Burnside Ave. I I 8HOFRinB.aS.SOOBB.aRADB.AA. ALL SHOP-RITE STORES CLOSED Monday after brinri hcnorB4 by LAHL Los Angeles O o u w Buparvl- si " BiiHar t£>69* MONDAY, JULY 5. SHOP FOR .Dishwashers THE LONG HOLIDAY WEEKEND. Iced Tea s*; 19* n n F3= Nlgar, In Africa, galaad Us Indapandanca from tb* Fraooh F :6 on Aug- t, ItiO.

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WMNWf or STOCK YOUR FREEZEl _ SHOP lAKiy FOR W i . .Mliicvifvfti WITH U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF r urn miDXF wBimiD <; SAM CRISPINO’S r STORES OPEN LATE: THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ' ^ B E f f S A L CLOSED MONDAYJULY 5 StPREIVIE FOODS 485 HARlfORD RD 1st CUT MARCH ESTER Rf:A(;Y

CHUCK FIllET BONELESS EVERYDAY LOW PRICES BEEF CAUF. ROASTS CHUCK GROCERY HBLLBIAN'S MIDDLE CUT SONEIESS CHUCK • « a A MAYONNAISE 68^ Chuck Roast .5 9* Chuck Steak .5 9 * ShouMor Steak f l '* 8UNSWKBT lONElESS CHUCK FRESH LEAN BOnOM ROUND ^ ^ PRUNE JUICE Beef for Stew .9 5* Grouud Round .9 9 * Round Roast 11** HEINZ BEEF LOIN BONELESS FRESH LEAN . aW M W ... KETCHUP 14 OB. Ml. 19 MOTT 8 Perterhoose Chuck Roast .9 9 * Grouud Chuck .8 9 * IB os. Ja r 23t CHUCK SONEIESS SHOULDER ^ APPLESAUCE SHOULDER OBEEN GIANT Londeo BroH Calif. Steak .8 9 * Cross Rib Roast !1*” PEAS le OB. can 22^ DM.E GENUINE PINEAPPLE JUICE 33^ WELCH’S Pork Spareribs Sliced Baconb u l l U'" TOMATO JUICE 2 ff P E T E R FAN ITALIAN STYLE SKINLESS uniSn PEANUT BUTTER 43^ HOT OR pkg Pork Sausage!SWEET Ur. Hot Doqs KELLOGG ONIN FLAKES 8 OB. pkg. OEBBEB STRAINED BABY FOOD w ABH MO PHOSPHATE

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BIANCHESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANOTESTER. G0NN„ WEDNESDAY, JTJNE 80, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT Bcioks Added Zaccagnino Continues to Show CSGA Way To Library _____ the Northeast Amateur Invlta- The acbrta: Rockledge, defeated Dick Ault- 2 and 1. Harry Caahta Jr., Second round; Brew d a ^ Gtoif Thunuunent, had six First round: BUI Brew, Weth- man, Aspetuck VaUey, 7 and 8. Walltagford, defeated Bmeat R. ed Werthelm 6 and 4. P u iw n MART CHENBT UBRABT 1 '1 T l bogeys on hla lootag round. erstleld, defeated Oem Miner Allan Breed, Wethersfield, de- Spencer Jr^. Wethersfield, 6 and MeatoAOsMS Flotloa WEDNESDAY, JUNE. 89 hits. Including two homen, for Cohn — Arfur, teenage pUiball Mbthodtat va. Allied, 6:16 the School and added four RBIa. salesman queen Fltagerald jim Oranato, Dick Klein and Matt Kiely Eiaenberg—T he best laid Qroen Manor va. Morlarty, pave Rose added two Mts each around the comer from the ton Ridse, ft and 2. lAwrence tondo Jr., Wampanoaff, 2 and 1. 8 and 2. b c l Kinney,Jr., TunxU and schemes 7:80, Fltagerald tor the wtanera. No member of Woodway course but idays at naU, MfuUson, defeated Parrel Fred Kask, Wethersfield, defeat* Plantation, defeated James Orif- 1 up. MeakUl dtfeatM mmey 8 EUdn—The Dick Oibson show by fh0 Inquinr SiMirtaman va. Acadia, 8:46 the losing squad was able to cM- Loses Round Patterson. Furst, D.F, Wheeler, 2 and 1. ed Stan Domain, Blackledge, 4 flth, Goodwin Park, 1 up. Don and 2. Ryix defeated Oercsew- Namora—Fields ot fate Fltggerald lect more than one hit. The 1970 ruimenip to Khak, Dave P e r n e U .^ iw y Park, de- and 3- I^ v e Bruc®^ " ‘ w Id ^ S lto r » pairings: Brow Redfleld—Oames of chance with Fuller va. WhMeaale, 806 American 881 040 1-12-184 DARIEN (AP) — Peter «^lAln"fr"rf*W iiUliigi^ feat^'lU(*M d'L 0O ^ 4 and woo by defauR over Greg Sor- John Dovmey, milandale, 2 ^ ______- ____ . -• P«rn®0- Zaccagnino 'vs. strangers Keeney Dean eoo (KU 0-7-8 6 Zaccagnino,iccamino. playing with alao bowed out during the aec- 8. Peter Zaccagnino, Wethers- renttao^ BrownoMi.^ John 1. Paul Rylz Traven—X3overnment Dtaoount va. ^lepiidne, 6:16 _____ end round. He was eMeated by field, defeated^Donald Blerimn, Iraiey, New Haven C.O., defeat- feated George Wilson Jr., Race **®’®***y* the same flair that won 1 up. Madison, 4 and 8. Tom Carlaon, ed Ron Henry Jr., Pattersrai. Brook, 4 and 3. kUl vs. Rylz. Zlmmormann—lioye In the af­ f.d. wwk. Tl- Eyhin, H.r.M will "P.lpourrl" ... d^l«Uj .nSrri, .Ml»t Neiw DTOTY SOFTBALL him a shaere of medalist ternoon Dlok’a vs. Linemen, 7 :S0 ScorelezO after two frames, _ _ _ you In th* fin* art of shopping. So why w**r out tho** pr*«y W girls? Now you can ifop hlWng Nebo honors, was one of the Non-Fletlon Center unloaded for six outstending winners Architectural Record — The and oaf all fh* Info right hai;* ln>th* Manchatfar Efaning Harald^ THUBMIAY, JULY 1 nma ta the thlrt ii^ Tuesday of two elimination architectural record book of - S f * • “ ^ aS th. com«Hc»t vacatian houses Blair—The world of Bede iMcotnilM- TO. Walnut, 7«o -“t*. "Wtt - RottMTO. State Gotf , Aa^TOhoas Berqulst — The High Maples ...... Suburban Flteerold Amateur championship. Farm cookbook ...... M a in S t r e e t BUliaida va Tedftnd s-46 In wlnnlqg their seventh game Ammig ttie caaualtiea at''the Pre-Holiday Sale... Bolton—Roman century; a por­ “Whatever Tha FltamraM ’ ’ ta nine starta, Congo was led by Woodway Country C2ub Sears OirM la-ia Mote. va. BaA, d u b 6 •16 Kee- Car* Rilggerio, Bob Magnano tired defending ctaam p^ Fired trait o f Rome as the capital 8n.iny to shore top honors with Dunlap—America’s Cup defend­ in while you lounge In a com­ per pupil In sewing room, Opea Monday lAroagh Bsturday 8:99 AM. to S M P M Bolldtag up a 64 edge after thy, John Hotaea, BIU HUtaskl, qj|^ dem Mtaer Jr., of ers fortable sun chair. All at Ho*#a clal adult classes morning and three tantags. Norm’s Catering Bob Moeller and Archie Smith, {Uabbard Heights, defeated Tom Erlich—Student power, partici­ A Hale on MSln S t Open tU 9 evening. KATHUiBN STTL£S, Why Not Uve A Utliel Flowers From PENHANtFS had to pull out all the atopa to each with two hits, and Dave carlaon, Rockledge, 1 up in a pation and revolution on Thuradaya. 1078 Ellington Rd., So. Vflndsor i m Brighten Up Tear Werid So Much — DeUvefy halt a fast-starting Klock Co. Koelcbl who added a three-run thriller. The winner had one ot Aajrwheie la The Woild! Franklin—An Illustrated history (Webster Florist Bldg.). team 'in the late Innings tq poet homer. the best rounds of the day, fln- of Black Americans Add a little vinegar to cold an 84 decialoti last night at Mt. Four base hits and three errors tshtag with par-71, oompfired Fried—Artists In wood; Ameri­ water to mop linoleum floors Nebo, The win was the eighth in made up the six-run frame. wttii Carlson’s 72. can carvers ot clgaratore In­ lightly between waxlngs. Dirt nine gtarta while Klock was loe- Congo 006 080 0—8-12-1 Miner lost, 8 and 2, In 'Diea- % dians, show figures, and cir­ and greese are easily removed tag for the fifth time ta nine Multi 000 880 2-8-16-4 day’s first round to BUI Brew, 20 cus wagons while the wax stays on the ...... Around Town tries. ------aribther Wethersfield golfer, Olatier — The new advertising; floor. PLAZA DEPT. STORE Danny Quehione and Btaz Ken- SHJl d T Y SOrT izA lJ. Brew alao wUl be going into ' the great campaigns from Knitters Worid ney led the offense with three Green Manor Construction had toe qua^rtttaals Wednesday, Avis to Volkswagen (We Have A Notion To Pleaae) hits each for the winners with too many guns for Sportsman’s 'wlto Dave Pe^u , Mney Keq> the vacationing idds la the place to go for that E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Popular Market) Oordon—Overcoming the tear of vacation project. Pick up a Ber- Jim Roberts and Frank FU- Tavern last night at Charter death busy. FAIRW AT can h ^ you loramo adding two blows each. Oak and the result was a 9-5 Jr ... flhey have a wonderful rt- nat quick point pillow Mt or ^ G.O. ; iRiChaPd T. MeSklll JF., Oould—The celebrated casea of a new Sylvia Sidney needle­ Jim Mtatretta homered for win UesOow. and Paul Rylz Dick Tracy, 1881-1961 lecUcn o f craft Items, coloring books and outdoor toys. point kit at the Parkade in * Best Selection of Norm’s. jim Breen coUeoted three . Stenlev Hammond — An introduction to Manchester. Three hUs by Mike Oriowskl singles, Frank Breen a double ^^^ak d W e d signs of the 166 (R m U vluto Iqr PlDh» cultural and social anthrop- If pie dough la difficult to roll, and two each by Ron Girouard, and two staglea and Rich Bele- ^ ^ played Couple Wed 50 Years To remove scorch from white Tony Kartnuakaa and Gary kewlcz, Dot GUha and Frank Friday, when he entered Harriaon—The early Victorians, qsread a dry, floured tea towel VoeaHon Supplies over the board and ndl the ahirts or Unena, try rubbing Cockerham paced Klock. oonzales each rapped out two ______U r . and M i«. ElwcO J. Hare ried June 22, Itai at the per­ 18S2-18B1 with a cloth dampened with Norma 204 001 1 8-144 safeties for Manor. Bruce Mc- Hui^ies—Prints for the coUec- dough on the towel. of BlUngton, tormerty ot Han- sona^ of the ICetbodlst Church clear watM:. Then cover the 8pot is at Plaza Klock 000 002 4 6-12-2 Lean, Don CroweU, Howie Skta- In Newcastle, New Brunswick, tor; -Britiah prints from IBOO with a clean dry cloth and Iron ------ner and Tom Creech each lash- Gary Player cheatM: celebrated their Both Fairway nnwedii- ih e y have two dill- to 1900 BEACH TOWELS ~ SWIM CAPS — IN D Y SOFTBAIXi gtl out two singles for the Stop In at FAIRWAT before until it is dry. weddlnr annivenaiy Saturday (ken, Harold Hare of lOS Ooie- Kemp—Accounting for the man­ AU even In the atandtaga to- Tavern, leaving on 'vacation. . . H u y BEACH BAGS^— BEACH BALLS — Future Lies evening' with a dinner party at man Rd., and Ifrs. Walter Um- ager Senior OWiens Special day are the VFW and Ounver Manor 080 024 x—9-164 have all of those last minute Flancrp Restaurant in Bolton berger oit ElBngtan; 12 grand- La Leche League International EAR PLUGS & HOSE CLIPS — SAND OTtriea following last night’s sportsman’s OOO 040 0-5- 9-2 things you w ill need, Inchidlng Need perking up? PAJUBIAN given by their children. About diUdren and 2 great-grandchil­ —The womanly art of breast­ toys — THONGS & FEDS ■— WADING play 'Which saw tho Vets ham- 8-12 bug refdellent. COIFFURE at 66 Oak St. wiU In Winning 8B Mends and relatlTes from dren. They had another son, A l­ feeding offer on any Mionday, Wednes­ mor out a 1$4 verdict at Char- Runs and hits galore mwk- ton Hare who was killed during POOLS — SWIM TOYS FOR Rockville, BnOeld. Idancliester, lATter—Sewing children's cloth­ day or Thursdtay a diampoo ,er Oak. ed Arcadia Restaurant’s 11-10 _MONTREAL______(AP) — <3ary ____ ALLSTATE PtiMengor Prevent those little thin bot­ 1 3 7 4 BOYS & GIRLS BSUngton and Maaaacluiaetts at­ World War H. They w ort both ing made easy and set for $2.60 and a haircut sup Godin'Was hit by the first duke over Tedford’s tobers have competed liri employed by Pratt and Whitney tles of cherries, olives, and 38-60 Tire GnitiUitee tended the event. Hie couple re­ lieb ow — Encounter with dls- if needed for $1.60 more or a thrown boU but came back to last night at <3iarter Oat his last regular tour event ta Dlvlalan o f ITnlted Aircraft un­ sauces from tipping over In DON’T FORGET NAME TAPES! ceived maiiy gifts and cards, aater permanent including shampoo, coUect four hits ta five trips to Leading the winning (rffense jhe United States this year, Tread Ufa (Juanuitoe llr. and Sfrs. Bare were mar­ til their retiremeiit. Lukacs — The passing of the your refrigerator. Keeip them pace the Vets. Zotte and with four hits, aU singles, was „j whether I’ll be standing upright by grouping haircut and set for $9. Tel. 648- fluMMilMd Agatatt: AIHKII- modem age A popular style fo r those Q U ALfir PRODUCTS — BUDGET PRICES Bob Rand added four hits each Paul McNamara. Pete SturrOTK piayjng- in the States again tills um of tlw lira naulUnz horn them in cut-down empty milk leisure moments . . . the 9832 for an ^kpotntment. McFarlane—The Stanley cup to the 22-hlt VFW offense. Dave added a triple and two singles year or not,” the IKUe South normal rood hatardaor dafteta cartons. comfortable Muu-Muu 1 in malarial or workmanahip. MasUab—ReivoluUon; a reader No. 1374 with photo- To keep bottom pie crust Ounos ledthe lortrswith three and Steve Wakefield h ^ a African said today before For How Leafi For iKa 111* of S(‘ars ( fiiardsman Ranis—Five American na­ GUIDB is in Sizes 38 to 60 crisp, no matter how midst the h j(, single and double. It was Fred teeing off In a practice round lha orlzlBSl tnsd. Watldna What Baara Wilt Dqi Itapalr tions; a comparative study (bust 42-64). Size 40, 44 filling, ^Hinkle the crust entire Both clubs now boast 44 wot- Smith’s single ta the bottom of preceedlng the $160,000 Ctoa- nail poneluraa al no ehanio. •» '■ I I 191 l_ II It ’s, action time in Bedding bust . . . 3% yards of liwt recoids toe seventh which accounted for dian Open Golf Tournament. COM of fiiUuro» in oxchanRa fof Ray — O’Bay can you see; the ijum at WATKINS. EcUpse is surface with a light layer of the story of America through 46-inch. Iho tira, rapUpa II char*inz closing down for inventory July minute tiploca. 'VFW 228 602 0 14-22 the winning run. “ It aU depen^ only lha proportion or coiront great pointings Patterns available only NEW! NEW! NEW! g S w ot 110 200 1 6-14 Terry SchlUtag tripled twice here and In the British Open raiiular aalllnz prloa plua Kad- 1st and to make the job a little aral Kaelaa Tax that rapraaanU ScuuUer—The triumph of Amer­ in sizes shown. Fowler Optiolana 1 for Tedford’s, and added three next week. easier they offered their on UNO 7M Is cdn fw uck Mttsn Iraad wad. ican painting; a history of ab­ MAKE YOUR HOME DUST-FREE with your own commercial-type hand supply of fine bedding at -iK talM SMUtt la l Iwi4ll*g. Cotora are back In modern KEOSOFTBALL R B Is. Hank Routhler tripled J ^ Tread Wesr-Ont stract expressionism husky savings. Of course WAT­ prescription eyeware. See the Gurantee Segerberg—Where have all the Cantril VACUUU- KINS was there to buy one of orumSSSS/SKw t o b k , NOW CXJLORS, tokay grape, a.anataM.A8alMtt TInad flowers, fishes, birds, trees, Clsinlng Systsm waar'.nt. the very beat. CSieck these M.T. MWA bluespice, s a n ^ Mue, dusty water and air gone? Pftat RMN, AMran ■ » IIP Fw Bwr.LoaZi Tha numbar Apollo ImpMlal qualities; Twin COM, StjU taM w M l an . roae, amethyst, {diun, ginger. oyer Dean Machine last night Wpled fo o-n-ig-i titles and $U8,166 In wtantags of moatha apadillad. The seventh day—Recorded and • niaiBUD io your pwnfll or Full Size Mattress or Box The Spring and Summer Illusion beige, autumn amber What'Saars Will Dot In ax- ed. by a group of young klb- iMow or • DCw home. • Blmlnef ^ at Mi. Nebo. -jra two 0-10-17-4 too American tour this year, chanw for tha Ura, roplaoa It, Sturing Regularly 978.96 SALE '71 Basic FASHION Book is and many more, for regular or cireuUtloQ of dust tad re-dusaai i>T Bbb Slmler lariied out three' Tedford s 280 ^ ^ favorites for buts members head. • Biaiinetcs mechiaee to cany Charztnz tha .mirmt r w ^ PRICEID AT $66. Tou save $1.00, includes postage sunglass wear, at FOWLER or luf to rooms or oo stein. • Cleaiw ______-______the $30,000 first prize In the 72- Sterling—Sea and earth $2486. Then there’s a Queen and handling. OPTTCIAN8 ('long’s section), with whiepeffiulei powv. coovealeiM hole test that begins at the 6,- Sullivan—Walk, run, or retreat tqmi Mhn.-Sat. 9:804:80, Thura. ^ eefety. You pittg*io the hoee far Iwranca: Size Bet: Regularly $189. SALE ttritMwafh; vacuum . . . ao cord 895-yard, per 72 Richelieu Val­ Trdeaae—White terror; the Ku till 9 p.m. Tel. 0494672. They Mawhat PRICED AT $149. There’s a SniaSr ead fny ead trip oo! • ^ ley Golf and Country Club Klux Klan conspiracy and also have a large selection of creeees your home comfort ead.health savings here of $60. Juat think! ... ead your Home’e veluel • Redaem Thursday. Southern reconstruction wire frames In an ahapea and Mother’s work by hein Oeaae ftoon. Offer is Bmlted to thU week. Use a pair of mea’a elastic As usual, he carefully TVreil—Pentagon partners, the sizes. ruA ftreres. furniture... to e freefcaese Don’t miss ttie chance to save auqieiiders with gripper clamps ■ad aewaeei she has asiver ^msasd of. avxdded any mentlOT of Um new nobility to hold the Ironing board cover • Hie up'to three tfaam the power of 1 of money and still g;et what oediaery portebk vacuums. • lalet at problems he has encountered In Vance — Managers In the ccn- taut and wrinklefree. For quick cooking meat rttrtote uA for baeemrat or tower Boor recent years on the U.S. tour you want. ApoUo Imperial, By loaves, bake in custard cups or deaalhi. • Ecoaomkai... you'R aevar glomerate era Dead to buy soother vacuum riaanerl EcUpee . . . SAVE $4980 per muffin tins. To gain extra time, set or $24.96 Eadi . . . WAT­ If foodstuff bolls over or qdlla Or ¥font toi ABB FISH FAST SWISISlIEBSr How *0^ to* if^iT’o^Uates* p^!^.**** ® In your oven, sprinkle salt on the meat may be mixed in ad­ Sheets can be almost com­ KINS of Manchester. KEEM HOME and MR CLEAN Not many anglers have time the speed. ' ® te^ the area. Odors will he leas dis­ vance and stored in the retrig- pletely dry If you are Juat going erator. to; think how fast a flrii swims vertical fins, a» too d ^ ^ Ardnmi^ Pa., two To prevent brown sugar from agreeable, and the food can be to give them a once-over with brushed o ff when It dries. when he’s hooked, but one thing sal, anal and cudal, w used decided not to an Iron, but when you plan to lumping, etore It In a tightly Taylor Rental Center Is sure-he’s probaWy goliig as mostly for balance. P a l^ flite the last week’s closed jar with an apple. Sugar Iron them well take them from A friendly place where serv­ fast as he can. g e n e r^ y ^ pectOTsl fins, are the dryer while still damp. tii»t la sdready hard may be Save womout turidsh towels How much speed do fish de- used for stOTri^. reason for the and uae them to r padding tor ice la our aim. See or call us Our Smoothest Riding 4-Fly Tires softened thla way too. velop? 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MANCHESTER, OQmf„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1971 P A G E T H IR T Y G N B PAGE THIRTY THE Brooks Robinson Meis’ Seaver Gets 1,000th Whiff, Herald Angle Gets Early Vote Phillies’ Boo Birds Stand for Feat EARL Y09T NEW YORK (AP)—^“Well,” said Whitey Ford, for­ mer New York Yankee southpaw ace turned TV com­ b r a v e s - ASIROS — .. the next two batters as well as the Reda’ attack with four hits. mentator, “Brooks Robinson ^d his job.” NEW YORK (AP) — It Beaver’s four-hitter enabled ZoUo Versailles doubled home Dominate Team in Little League Play Nobody lookliig at to box ------the Mats to chop one game off two more In the eighth, running Buddy Bradford and Pete Rose two runs, a three-run wcoram M w v of Baltiinare’B cMWjiiMjrv m firstxtrw. cf%m nine aniii. w«. starts deep in the throat, Pittsburgh’s National League hla career total to 1,004. each homered with iBradfrrd Seven times in the last 10 years Moriarty Bros, entry first taming and then Oscar heme rune, again* to Yan- the M TlTSm ^ to Bast lead as the iPlnatea bowed * * • driving In four runs and Johnny in the National Little League has annexed champion-' works its way up over the Bench delivering three. Brown singled two more home kees would auspoct that RoMn- to St. Louis 8-3. Elsewhere In CARDS - PIRATES — In the fifth as Atlanta got by ship honors. The MB’s are the only rep^t winners in sen ed 'Cbsar Oedeno and Bob Wat­ tourney which brings together the three league hose for t o worid champlans. ing off the Pirates. Ron Santo drove In two runs ' RoMiunn mo* always Is cn long, lusty “booooo” and it Los A n g e ^ 8-2, Atlanta edged son homered for the Astros. champs. Moriarty’s put together a string of four The World Series hero of last Houston 5-4 and San Francisco Lou .Brock and Joe Torre Including Chicago’s game-win­ “Ms own,” Manager Bart Weav­ is the trademark of the ner with an eighth inning aocri- * • • straight triumphs in 1982-68-64------fall had been to bat four times er win M l you. downed San Diego 6-4. smacked St. Louis homers and and ahewad neither a hit luir a Philadelphia fan. fica fly that beat Los Angeles. GIANTS - PAIMtBS — 65 and won for a fifth time In Oct. 29. . , B « i PloUdn is pres­ * • • pitcher Reggie Clevelend drove run blitted in. Robby knew wUh Hendricks Phlllle fans boo so much ttiat The Dodgers had Just tied the ‘San Pranclsoo wiped out an 1968 and added crowns In 1970 METS ■ PinLIJES — In three runs with a baaos- ident of t o Manchester Country But this was In t o fourth In­ on third base with one out there have been times the Lib­ loeded double to pace a seven- game with a run In the eighth early »-0 San Diego lead with and 1971. . . . AU playoff games Club Swim Assn. Joe PhllUpe is When Seaver fanned WUUe rookie Chris Speler driving In tills year wUl be played at ning of a game in wMch Mel meant tot to runner could erty Bdl and Star Spangled run third taming that put the when Paul Ptq;xiivich and Billy t o hefui UfeguairL O ton on t o score from third base in lAany Bcumer were considered In dan­ Montanez leading off the sev­ two runs with a triple and Waddell Field. . . . Tonight t o Stottiemyre was pitching su­ enth hmlng for his 1,000th ca­ Cards tat control. WUllama opened the bottom staff include Jim Oeyer and perbly \rith______a 14 Yankee lead.ways, including another falriy ger next. But they pulled a Richie Hebner homered for half of the inning with con­ tei'eiiing off the tie-breaking MB’s face VTpco, American Barbara Flmstahl. switch on Tuesday night and, reer strikeout, the scoreboard rally with a single. League kingpins, at 6 o’clock. Eufe^Heiidricks’ led" o« to ‘*®?P tatfleld fly. So Davey flashed the nevrs to fane In Vet­ Pittsburgh. secutive singles, bringing up tom half cf to Inning by has- anc^ier Oriole ^ te believe It or not, they cheered. * * • Santo, who was hitlesa for the WiUle M ays had Ws 14th . . . Ansaldl’s Contractors, In- eran’s Stadium. ’The crowd of homer of the year and No. 642 temational League winners, Here ’li There rung oi« a two-base Mt. “**** “* manipulating to swing Oh, It wasn’t a PhllUe they REDS - EXPOS — day. With nene cut and a man In Pitched ball, filed to Alou in 22,017 gave Seaver a standing his career for the Giants won previous regular season cheered, of course. It was Tom Cincinnati looked more like "1 was struggling all day,” Here It is Just one week Into wteringposttien this gets a play, right and Hendrteks scored easi­ ovation that the right-hander while Nate Colbert, Ed Splesio laurels In 1966 and 1967. Seaver of the New York kCets, the Big Red Machine, unload­ said Santo, “but I was deter­ summer and the Hartford whose 3-0 13-strlkeout lAutout admitted was ”a bit of a sur­ and Clarence Gaston all home- • • • er o f Brocks Robinson’s skUls V t"® prise.” ing a 23-hlt attack to wall mined to get a good piece of Knights have aimounced to ♦hittMng Johnson, at least, got a socrt- Included the 1,000th strikeout of tile baU for at least a long fly.” red for the Padres. Seaver responded by fanning Montreal. Tommy Helms led O ff th e C u ff opening practice session wlU be “Shall I try for to single to hce fly and was not cdiai:^ his career. Elrudlsta in the first aimual Sunday, July 18 at Dillon Stad­ drive him home?” Robinson a time at bat. The doi^ Oeritol Open Golf Tournament ium. CJcoch Fred Wallner o f t o thought. “No, ra go for light “ d two outfield files enaMed Swoboda, Blomherff Continue to Hit at t o Manchester Country.dub Atlantic Coast Football League’s field. If I don’t single Mm home die Orioles to tie t o score In a MetsGain r : were Al Tuttle and Don Culver. Northern Division champions from there, by getting the ball game in which runs would be The pair- met today for to expects an opening turnout of in to air with a late swing I hard to get. championship among t o retired 60 candidates. Spectators wiU can advance him to third.” Next time iq> Hendricks, fol- On Pirates AIou Strokes Three Doubles, swingers. . . Curt Gowdy and be Invited to all pre - season Robtavaon smt a fly deep to lowing a walk to Frank RoMn- Tony Kuhek will handle t o tele­ workouts . . . With t o Hartford right field and after FWlpe * «. homered over the ceitter- (AP photo) cast of the AU-Star baseball Twilight Baseball League now Alou's catch, Hendricks easily fi®*d fence. Bobby Murcer W ith Victory made third baae. leaped for a cne-bahded over- DECKED—Baltimore Orioles’ second baseman, Dave Johnson lies on ground game Tuesday night, July 13 out Of Colt .Park, for a variety (AP photo) after being hit on helmet by Detroit Tigers’ Phil Niekro’s pitch. Johnson left Yanks Overeome Losing Skein from Tiger Stadium In Detroit. of reestms, t o city has no adult Ken Rosewall (right), loses his tennis racquet Thla is what tainiring baU the-fenoe catch but to ball Mt PHILADELPHIA (AP)^Base- LOOSE PLAY—United Spates’ Cliff Richey (left) players <»1I “giving themselves to heel of his glove and the game but later was reported to be all right. The umpire is Ron Luciano. League last season, and reliever . Death last week ‘took two baseball and DUlcm stadium loses footing in straining for the ball. Australia’s while attempting to return shot made by Richey. ball fans In the d ty of Brother­ MP'W vniiT f f API— A t I®®®" their cleanup hitter lately friends of long standing^ Dick lies unused because t o dty of up" for to good of t o team. bounced over to fence. Ron KUmkowskl.” RoMnaon has been doliig The home run. no doi*t, won ly Love have for years been By t h e a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s r Qfi TJ-iutL Alni, with Roy White and Bobby Mur- Wargo, long-time chief athletic Hartford took away t o field in the age of 36, Felipe Alou nursing leg injuries, Ironically, Gardner has since things Uke tMs during 12 fuU the game 8-1 ta t nobody knew known for the animosity they National League trainer at UCkxm, and Frank maktaig Improvements for the Detroit Splits with Birds East Division doesn t know how much , ,, been traded back to the Yankee seasons tai Baltimcte. two innings earlier that Bal^ have heaped on some players. w L Pet. uri longer he’ll be around the system. strong, personnel manager at pro footbidl entry. . . The new In tills r°rHmiiar situation more would net need its first been traded since he broke Into the Royal Typewriter Oo. for athletic field at CSiarter O a k 'Tuesday night Tom Seaver 28 .636 — baseball wars. But as long the m ajors In 1968 with San Alou would like to play until many players are on their own. run. ______Pittsburgh he gets 2,000 hits—he’s 141 away years and long active In sports. Park, west cf Fitzgerald Field, Rosewall Edges Richey found out that the times, at least New York 2 9 .603 3 jjg keeps playing double Francisco and it still rankles. Dick Waigo was an outstanding Is taking shape and should be .614 9V4 "When you get traded so --—but he’s realistic about his fu­ in Philadelphia, may be Chicago or nothing he’s got a job pitcher in to old Manchester ready for junior high use this .613 9% many times you d<»’t feel want­ ture with the Yankees. B lue achangtaig. St. Louia Twlllgbt Baseball League which fall for football, soccer, track Twins’ Beat at Yankee Stadium. ’I know they’re not planning Philadelphia .400 18 ed any more,” he said. “It’s not ’The Orioles did not wait that Seaver, who pitched the New The veteran outflelder-flrst operated at the West Side Oval. and regular physical education NEW YORK (AP) — If timm tw ice thU s e a s ^ ^ Montreal .897 18 a gcod feeling. I had a real good for me,” he said. “They’d be sU- ■fimil- second time on naltional tale- long in the regular game, and York Meta to a 8-0 victory v ^ e baseman doubled In each of the ** ..... «ly_A. to .a- do __ so. If AUI thism team mwas ia A righthander, he was t o beU- programs . . . Attendance for West Division first three tamings ’Tuesday—one spring, but the A’s lost their In Wimbledon Marathon you dont succeed tiie first Mtonday when Corbin neither did Roblnscn, who hit holding the PhlUles to four hiU, .641 — first tiiree games and I think really going to be In the pennant cow o f t o WUUitiantic entry Manchester American Legion S Francisco tiiort of the major league record first two sets and was 4-2 up in other fellows, so I don't get tune, try, try agam—even J.^ g u t Twins another Oiree-nm shot In the picked up hla 1,000th career .668 6^ they pcuiicked a little bit right race, I could still help. But If known as to FUers, never a home baseball games to date at WIMBLEDON, England fled for a semifinals meeting Los Angeles for doubles In a game—driving against Vida Blue. weren’t about to give in, and after Andy Etcheborren strikeout In the seventh taming. Houston .487 12 away.” th^’re not going anywhere, t o champ tat always a top chal­ Mt. Nebo have been very good Thursday with Newcombe, the the third when Rosewall started tack trouUe.” in three runs and scoring three and the cc^ections are miming (AP) — Cliff Richey, big- ., . . . This was a crack at some of, Ttwit’s wtaat the Minnesota neither was young Oothln, 6-6. hit one with two on In the sec- To Beaver’s surprise, when Cincinnati .468 14% Manager Ralph Houk says the Job belongs ta a younger man. lenger. Heart attacks claimed Australian who is bidding for his charge back. ,jgg„ Twins and rookie hurter Ray They qtatted tl» A’s Dave qiuJ as Baltimore broke a four the news of his feat was flashed as the New York Yankees broke ’there’s no doubt about It.” both men. . , UOenn basketball ahead of laM year . . . Nothing hearted in defeat, said to­ Atlanta .461 16 a feur-game losing streak with a Yanks were “very fortunate” to Ms third WimlMedon crown in In the final set both playera ^ng heck complaints—Gorman, Cochin were fbrced to do Tues- Duncan’s twb-run homer In the game losta« streak. Jim North- on the new Veterans Stadium .348 23 Alou’s flrst-iiuiing douMe set star Bob Staak has been sign­ new to report on to building San Diego get him. day he hoped his conquer­ five years. Smith, of Pasadena, had their chances tor a break, Newoomhe, Rod Laver c f Aus- day night, and this time they second and then came frcm be- rup drove In four runs with two scoreboard, the partisan crowd 9-2 romp over Cleveland. up a pair of nms, which Ron ed by the Pittsburgh Condors of a new basebaU field to re­ Tuesday’s Results “I knew I had three hits,” he “At to start of the season o r , Ken Rosewall of^ Ans- caui., has to iSay Tom Gorman and both got. out of awkward tralla and Roger Taylor of Eng- succeeded. hind to end Blue’s rix-gsme homers for the Tigers. of 22,017 gave him a standing Chicago 3, Los Angeles 2 Oakland had all kinds of pitch­ Swoboda delivered with a of to ABA after a week-long place Mt. Nebo when t o latter CHven a third chance against winning streak with his first • • • ovation, said, “but I didn’t realize toy bases-loftoed single. He doubled tryout camp for rcxikles. Staak Is cut up to make w ay for tralia, will win at Wimble- ot Seattle, Wash. situations with vintage teimis. land. New York 3, Philadelphia 0 were aB doubles qntil my last ing problems,” '' Houk said. don. RosewaU and Richey got a “I feel so imidi respect for TofUiy was semifinals day for this season’s ijitching smsafton loss since May 28 and his first BREWERS - WHITE SOX — "When I came Into the dnclim atl 14, Mtmtreal 0 “Vida Blue wasn’t great yet. home a run and scored In a sec­ led to UConn In scoring to progress i(?), the extension of the fTwlns heel: the Oakland A’s ever in the Oakland CoUseum johwuikee, another streaking league,” Seaver said, "I heard time up. I tMd the catcher (Ken ond-taming four-run outburst, Spmee Street. . . Cliff Massey, “If you want a prediction, I thunderous standing ovation K^my that I didn’t feri too bad to women. Atlanta 5, Houston 4 Suarez) I wanted another hit ■Blue Moon Odom wasn’t throw­ past two y e a n . . . Coaches and Bhie 6-3,- and all but ruined after 10 vlotocles. vvon few the "iTUh time in about the Phlladelibla fans. ton smacked a two-run double Gerry Alalmo of Brown and who died last week, was______a finehave to lean towards Stan from to 16,000 fans on the cen- about losing,’’ Richey said. BlUte Jean King cf Long 9t. LouU 8, Pittsburgh 3 and he asked me if It had to be ing at all and Chuck Dobson Blue’s chancsB of winning 20 And with only time for three 11 starts behind rookie Jim Sla- They’re a Uttie critical, maybe, H «bK ^^M W esi;^‘i;re"^ to Old NOTth ^ Smith or John Newcombe,’’ to ter court after tolr epic RosewaU planned to relax to- Beach, OalU., three-time Wlm- San Francisco 6, San Diego 4 a double. I tedd him Just a bloop­ was at the Mayo Clinic. They in the third. games before tbs All Star m ors ataita Blue, 16-8, won’t be ton, 8-1, who scatter^ eight tat toy are quite knowled^ble Wednesday’s Games Ron Blomberg; also had three to faculty cf t o Fundamental Shamrock baseball team and U.S. Davis (Sfo star from Sara- match. Richey—to man who day, with Ju* a little practice Medan queen and to last er or something would do.” figured they’d boost their pitch­ sota, Fla., said. “But tor senti- used to have a reputation as a on one of Wimbledon's outer American iiope, faced 19-year- game. wimilng 20 games by All Star bits before Ken Sanders got t o It was a very warm reception.” Angeles (Osteen 9-6) at hits and drove In two runs while formed a fine doubleplay com­ The Yanks acquired Alou ing when we offered a package Basketball Ctanp In Moodiis con­ mental reasons I hope It wUl be tiger who Mew up in defeat— courts. Md Australian Evonne (3oola- ______Lhague U«ne July 18—unless he works Seaver said the cheers gave esucago '(Holtzman 6-3) Steve Kltate, 74, hurled a six-hit­ bination with his brother, Sam In other American last out for him. The only dii- from Oakland during the first of Rob Gardner, who won 20 ducted by Jake Salafia, Crom- Kenny.” walked off to court with hla “I guess I’ll ta tired, tat I’U gong and Margaret Court of games, Detroit beat BalUnaore <» or reeves. cagt) runs off him were homers him a lift. dnctamatl (McGlothlln 3-6) at ter. . . . Jerry Fay is ailing and a week of the season and he’s games in to International weU ISgfa ceaded H ie B iW era wrai^>ed up the going to get It ( t o 1,000th York (Ryan 7-4), night switched from Saturday after­ league fixitbaU player and min­ ^ m S l S w i Tigers 16-6 ««m e ^ triumph with four runs in the strikeout).** Atlanta (Kelley 2-3) at Mon­ Number 13 noon, Oct. 80 to Friday night. or ' league baseball star. In the r^rular contest; Boston when tHCkey S ts^ y broke to fourth, two on Andy K obcC s Seaver. who posted his 10th treal (Renko ’7-7), night Red Sox Reserves NEW YORK (AP) — Five L 17-YearOld Bonus Baby Back in 1962 tripped Washington 6-2; MU- deadlock with a single, and to victanry o f the season, fanned 13, San Francisco (Perry 6-6) at l > 1 1 wBukee dipped to Chicago HgeiB added four more on a . . . giving him a career total of San Diego (Arlln 2-11), night major leaguers began to basea loaded walk and singles 1971 baseball season wearing 10 Countries Participating 1 White ecK 6-2, t o New Yoefc ANGEIft - ROYALS — 1,004. Several o f t o 13 atrike- Only games scheduled. 1 i i 1 Yankees Masted Cleveland 9 2 by Norm Cash and Tony Tay­ Come Through Big onUorm number IS, a num­ Amos Otis settled a duel be- out* Tuesday come In crucial American League ber often avoided by the sn- In to afternoon, and Kansas lor. ALUMNI JUNIORS Last of the Original Mets, Brooks Robinson had cc^iped tween teammate Mike Hedlund spots, Ctiy nudged CaUfonla 24. East Division BOSTON (AP)—The Boston Red Sox, getting an­ peratliloas. Scoring more than twice as a four-tun ninth liming for Bal' and CaMfomla’B Ttom Murphy ^ i**® “ *^_**>^ W L Pet. GB Shortstop Dave Concepcion Earnest Oar Pullers • • • other big job from their bench and a strong pitching many runs as betse Mts, Pine a s k f o r DAVE 46 27 .630 of t o Olnctamati Reds is t o A’S - TWINS — ^ performance by Jim Lonborg, made it five in a row Pharmacy overwhelmed Medical 42 .676 4 (udy Natioiuti Leaguer with 249 BROAD STREET ■ TUNE UP AT Blue, 164, had allowed to wun iwo oui uiw. of four hits off Murphy, while put men at the comers with <«ie B ^ n Pharm acy last night at lUlng, (Near t o Parkade In Manch.) Twins only three rurw and 12 Into extra tamings 42 .560 6 Tuesday night with a 6-2 victory over the Washington IS. Kranepool Makes Comeback Hedlund gave only five hits. out. American Leaguers with Begin Royal Regatta 104. hits and struck out 20 tat beat- night. Seaver got Johnson on strikes New York 35 .461 12% Senators. Tm MoOonvllle pitched two- 648-2197 walks and a damaging error by Hie number ore pitohw J(dm again In t o third to get out of Cleverland 34 .469 12% Reserves Bob Montgomery Mt ball in gaining the decltion. NEW YORK (NBA)— leagues curled over. He said third baseman Bemle Alien got (Blue Moon) Odom of to HENLEY-ON-THAMES, England (AP) — Crews HOURS MON.-SAT. 84 a Jam after a walk and a Washington 26 .366 20 and John Keimedy, both filling He Edso deUvered a three-run he was actuaUy playing, not for Mllac to bonus rookie in trouble hi Oakland AHdeHes, Inllelder from 10 countries pull oars in earnest today to get this Ed Kranepool will always Errors Costly to Qas Housers Support Call double. West Division double in t o third inning, one jjg j^n Original Met which Met manager OU Hodges, tat We Honor M a *er Charge CAP In fo r Injured regulars, drove In t o second and before he got the Vem Fuller of t o CXevelaiid 136th Henley Royal Regatta under way for its four- for to other 23 managers. Mmw YORK (AP) — A judge Jerry Grote’s home run In to Oakland .667 — of two four-runfraiims for Pine. prim ary reason ft two runs each in a five-run sec­ side out five runs had scored— Indians, outfielder Curt Ble- "That’s why I really busted my ?S^d^ to s^ S . fourth was all Seaver needed. «ty .636 10 dajr voyage. .487 13% ond inning and Lonborg made only two of tom earned. fary of Hie New York Yan­ There are 12 guttering extremely tough with to beat half of Pine’s four Mts. two. his ^ e was left off the butt,” he said. 'T wanted tom guess to ui^ta^ and rto tiiat The MeU got their other runs Montgomery, cattaing In kees (since traded to Oak­ to see me and trade for me.” MB’s Streak Snapped hsMhaU ooener last back-to-back homers by Milwaukee .437 17 the lead stand up with reUef prizes—regarded as the Mgfae* British crews out to stop to Pine 104 140- 10-4-2 All-Star computer ballot. .480 18 place of Duane Josephson, sin­ land) and pitcher Bill Go- honors in world rowing—to be overseas domlnallOTi of recent Medical 002 010- 3-24 Few of last season’s .170 Mt- Hodges liked what he saw April 6 tirJSThaveC^caUed a®<» Jwies and Ed Kranepool help In the eighth from Sparky gled home the first two runs. gMewsU of Hie Washington In t o elg^ith. (Chicago .400 19% won and 37 overseas entries are years. McOonvlUe and WUson; Rl- ters were on to baUot, in fact, enough to bang onto Kranepool. by rain so 26,000 fans could get Lyle. Brobeig balked home t o third, Senators. PhlUles manager Frank Luc- Tuesday’s Results among more than 200 com- Fir* to carry the American doifi, Moran and White. Betidea, a “Kranepool" to N* BO Ron Swoboda, Krane- their money back. The vlctoiy, combined witii then Kennedy, flUtaig in at oec- peting crews on to «ie-mUe, colors wlU ta Jack Dietz of to By Herb’s Sport Shop cheai altaiounced after t o game New York 9, Cleveland 2 _____ some is indistinguishable frmn pool’s friend and busineas part­ Seymour No Longer J a. “Umpires"U m pires have been known end base for Doug Griffin, 660-yard course. New York Athletic Chib who that Don Mcmey, returning from Boston 6, Washington 2 Baltimore’s sjdlt against De­ Althou^ held to only one base a “Throneberry.” say. Who’d ner. (They recentlj' opened a All good things have to come to an end sometime, occaakm to make bad deci- Detroit 94, Baltimore 4-16, troit, moved the Red Sooc to slammed a two-run homer to Braves’ Slugger Undaunted Iqr heavy rain, takes on Scotland’s Jerry ut, ^y,^er ifing trimmed Turn- have thought.thought, lost winter when restauruit in a New York sub­ two weeks in t o Marines, would com plete the Mg taming, - lik. M ortoty-. wtaBto* ta th. Itartford TViltaht 1st game completicm Mon­ within tour gam es of t o lecultaig which has made to normally McCarthy in to opening round jj^g jgg^ gj Q^g milngB, hut tl^m ^itM O ^ scheduled. Minnesota (Perry 114) at Minor ittu.wy.6 place, I don’t know where to To Select the Best Eight and Barber, Dlgan. “Maybe I have an outside edge with a second run In the against Pete Broherg, but It strongly until to elgl^, tat w m h „ La* season, finadly, at age want to go out when I was on to St. Thomas Seminary In Athletic Director John L. Ton- Oakland (Hunter 104), night Mfted with a 6-1 lead when he f®® ^ m oone. He nrsi 28, t o Mets sent Kranepool chance. But I couldn’t beat out fifth. wasn't all the young former raiieu wiu bedters *hJ“ r®d t o knee In a game By FRANK ECK WUh 12 teams in each league to bottom. A lot of guys go McOovey for fir* base. He’s The roof feU In one taming Bloomfield again to face to tr J^in^ «ty (Dal Canton 7-2) Dartmouth star's fault Two AP NewMeatuiee 6pmis Editor it seems more feo*ble that six Browns’ Rookie over t o MU. They sent Mm to down and stay down. I was de­ surging, and surprising East ““ accomodate a request by BU. California (May 84), night to minor leagues. Tdewater. probably t o t a * In the game later as Herb's batted around iS ^ J L v e tipTparof 8“ outfieldera could ta selected by termined to play mySelf back at to t position. And Oepeda H artf^ Joto in a Mg game club’s 10-year history. ______^------I had to aimul my official bal­ It was late June and Kranepool, In scoring four times. Tim for one run, tat then retired two the fans. And that two men, in­ R oberts Killed into t o big leagues. wlU get a lot of votes. Spitchers so that each AU-Stor ed. I didn’t want to talk to any­ mean, I knew that I had three sasxu 18.29 19.40 232 iva, Minn., .376; Hurcer, N.Y., U. he said. "M o* cf us are struggl­ ______t - ■ team would have 26-man The prosecutor has turned body and I didn’t want any­ months of my basebaU career MX. names cf the outfielders it soya ing all to time. The game Is LOe ANGEHttEB (AiP) — Tie held with t o Players Aasocl- e squads. the case over to t o grand Jury body to talk to me,” he said. left, if I didn’t Mt. I batted in SSSxU 230 ’ RUNS BATTED IN — Klll- “sMset three idhy®” ta each Take tMrd base tai t o Ameri­ “The ea*e* thing ton would 45 runs In five weeks at T d e ­ very dUflcult, unless you’re a 19.45 21.63 Callfomla Angela acted tanprop- ation and Owners’ Player Rela- ebrew, Minn., 66; J.Poweil, Alvin Dark Wants to Talk for Investigation. superstar. Look at Shamaky eriy In the Indefinite suspension tions Oommlttee and If nothing league.” EveiytMug was fine can League, as an example. Ev­ Roberta died o f a buUet have been to quit. But I still water. I miut’ve been doing Balt., 60. until we had punched out the erybody knows tot po* la to thought I could play. I didn’t something right.” It was so hot, now. He batted .900 la * season. of Alex Johnson and he jdans to la resotved It may go to outside PITCHING 8 Dectadons — wound in the lower die*. Vhlaender Out of Retiring names of Al KaUne, Frank Rob- property of Brooks RoMnson of so (iepreaslng in to bushes. Now he’s below .200. And he’s file a grievance, Marvin MlUer, aihltratioa. CueUar, B a lt, U-1, .917, 2.87; depressed because he’s iwt iday- SCOT MAJOR 4-PLY NYLONS director of to Major League ------taiscn and Oari Yastizem ski. Baltimore. T * , where does that You had to play hard or give WRH DBBPEB TREAD, PLUS EXTRA WIDIHt 1 NATIONAL LSAGUE leave Harmon KMebrew? Ing. N * much to cheer about.” Baaeb^ Players Association, NoPtlie«»t Chiunp CLiEVtBLiAiND, (Hilo (AP) — business, tat I alao asked him In our haste Tony OUva of t o up.” BATTENIQ 176 at bate — Cleveland Indians manager Al- to take another day and think Mbmesota Trins was skqpped. The KlUer Is t o Mg rune-bat­ Washington To Move *T know how Artie's stomach has IMd a newspaper. mAflT ' PROVIDBNGHI R I Torre, fit.L., .878; W.Davls, This spring he felt be would HiUer, reached in New York vin Dark says be hopes to talk about things, and then decide And there was no use trying to ted in man In the American ta traded, and t o transformar la chumliig. A superstar doesn’t SIZE BLACKWALL WHITEWALL, Fed. Ex. Tax L.A ., .860. to Ted mdaender today to see for sure what be wants to do.” vote for Yankees Roy WMte or League. He and CHlva, who had know what he’s going through, aty by t o Los Angeles Times. RUNfi BATTED IN — Btar- tlon of enthusiasm and gnergy sold he expected t o grievance If he can persuade to Tribe Bobby Mlircer or Baltimore’s been leading both leagues in Ht- that gripped Mm In t o minor ta t I do.” nsxM geU, P itt., 79; HJUron, A tl„ 60. outfielder to forego his an­ Don Buford. ting, are natural All-ataxa. To Dallas-Fort Worth 776X18 18.68 2034 2.14 to bs filed today. The Angel, iprraHING 8 Doclslons — MspeiKled Johnson Saturday, ***^***^ nounced retirement plans. AU rote AlMttar ittaltus, if you kow take t o National League tour bvitattanal Golf G ulett, Ctai., 9-2, .818, 2.81; SMxU accusing him of lackadaisical Uhlaender Jumped the team go by battliig averages and to o u tfit Everybody wants to WASHINGTON (AP)—American Leagrue club own­ ■ 8 x 1 6 2032 22.16 232 Irtay. Sunday In New York, report­ value to their respective teams. wuii« Mays, Hank Aaron ers are meetinar in an extraordinary session in Detroit Miller said to club In deal­ edly oyer t o Utaieas o f hla and WUUe Davla. But then today to consider a request by owner Bob Short to 988x14 ing with to situatian could Oilers Topple DUlon Ford daughter, tat Tiesday, In a there’s BUIy WtBlams, Roberto move his Washington baseball club to Dallas-Fort — 23.92 230 have suspended Johnaon for 80 tape Interview with Don Oslo of demerits, Lou Brock and WUUe BRAKE SPECIAL daye after ahowing Just cause, radki station WHK, said, “I’m W orld Champs StoigeU. Worth, the Washington Star said. PAB« * LABOB mCLUDEB or could have released him out­ InF arm LeagueToumament quitting baseball . ,. right now Tto cattiling In to NStiooal Tie _paper - sold tore a.Is a *__re- Bonded linings A OHmnt Siies ot Similar Senringslii Doomed by Doves League. Jotamy Bench was t o mote poetibiUty t o 8 e n a ^ has the votes necessary to move Inttailation right. a/.nrfn.' all their runs In two era wore Den Shields, Paul Qlu- tore’s nothing that wUl get me $ 0 . 4 9 to come back.” . leegue's mo* valuable player would iday t o secoml half of fraiujMso, plus t o guarsn- Check Wheel CMtadera tie uuucaiea uiat angei gen- — bnmkv John Stratton. Gerry OUB of t o mo* oheritiied j . isTIav- t o Beaaon In t o 28,000-Beat Btor __ . era! manager Dick Wolah gave Innings, five in to second and M^tOlShowaky. Uhlaender, a native of PER WHJUBL (hieck Master Cylinder McAllen, Texas, said he plans triumphs aver by Rsy McKen- w trouble batting .280. Vdth dlum In ArUngten, Tex., tatrtti Short to move. . The Oilers tnUtod five runs qn play the Notional Farm League DOm MKRMMN SERVICE taken t o gambltaig rule phrase Henry, and to newspaper at High. to honor. ®< Oolundito AniM*y B oard ow^ to ^ said ta is Ixtoved four base hits in to second champs, Moclarty Bros., at 8 It marked t o fir * win over And who ta to say the. Chibs |1S6,000 t o 1970 and 126,000 tfata to *|f|;^^,*****_^__^®** “ P **®*‘“ '® •4S-Mn6~t96 Tillaad Tpke., 'Mantibss«er « «. S3 out of oonteat to allow for t o quoted him as saying: the meeting sbutta. (One IfUe South of V ^ on (hreie) Indeflnlto auqioiiaian. frame after Dillon had taken a o’clock at Verplanck Field. t o talaaded Chrds since 1964. A oienn Beckert rates over AtiaS- year t o rental of Robert F. Oilers 060 SOx 8-6-4 “Ted called me today and The Star sold Boston,' Cleve­ 481 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER "Tiey’re going to have to 14 lead In t o first stanza. A asked If I have room for him in oraird d 800 attended. #&*■ Felix at aecond Kennedy Stadiuin, faae received COUPON MUST BE PBESEWnDD DlUon 101 100 8-4-4 conespondence from the ^ land, New York, Oakland, demonstrate tore was a hit, two walks and a hit batsman (AP photo) my bustness because he wants OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS Stratton, Chevretto and Rob­ Mtaiiesota, Oaltfamla and MU­ under to contract for Buspen- produced three talUos In t o AVOIDS TAG— Cardinals’ Jim Beauchamp sidesteps tag of Pirates’ Milt May to quit baseball. I told Ted ‘Of walks and an error gave t o but under t o present tystem timt gate receipts may ta at- erts; Jones, Perren, McCann Doves two runs ta t o second only one man rwetives t o hen- tached If he doesn't pay up.waukee are reported to be *rm- MlUer said. fourth. in successful attempt at home. Beauchamp scored on Jose Cardinal’s single. course I’ve got room In to t e d u h l a e m w r Hs said a meeting would be Swinging Mg bate for to OU- and Toivliig. taniiig. ^ Short has said many times he p a to ttc. i .. . . . , , , •r, • i ' - - ’ -.'■••"'•i.’' , T.'-'.I ,j -■ ■'.v^.vr^

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C1ARL.VUE, TRyTOSOUNDAUTTUE - It ST fer. 2804181, 628-0842. smaU. Fifteen years experi- < 31V IN Q . STILL ON SPEAKINSr MORE PtSAPPCHNTEP/ 7T IT tt u cleaned and repaired. SO years TV) $86. Fee paid. RMa Girt, 00 RN - LPN, Stiver Lane Pavti- ______I______A P A R T V .. T ______;______ence. Bonded and insured. 742- 'experience. Free estimates. Ambitious man desired now E. Center St., Manchester, ion is again opening a new AlR-OONDimONBXl, 8,000 Btu ST H 1961 OOR'VETrE, 627, remov-remov­ 0606. d F l» la t ET CaU Howley, 643-6361. for existing 4-bay service 846-8441. wing of the facility. There are $80. 9x12 blue n ig, Uke new. 60 M m H n II able top, chrome wheels, en- station located on Main St openings on all three shifts for Filing cabinet, S^diawer. CaU SlHaaaanly L glne complet^y new. Best of- PROTBCTTION in Mancheater. ExceUent op- WANTED — Dental assistant body hbme, office or businesa with people Interested in good pa­ 046-0667. «r I! H fer. Call 646-6870 between 5-8 Hooting and Plombliig 17 pcntunlty for aggreasiye type for orthodontic office in Ver­ tient care. We offer good 620coan Ji fire resistent paint. Cut your SAVE 'BEG! D o your own rug movamant p.m. individual who deairea to be non Circle. Experience prefei> fringe benefits and are fully (NIWSPAm INTUraiM AUH.) insurance cost OeUl General GRANT'S Plumbing Service — his own boss. red. Reply with full parUcu- and upholstery cleaning with 1066 EXYRD, 6 cylinder, 4-door Contracting for free esUmates, air - conditioned. CaU 688-7620 S i Free estimates, plus quaUty lan to Asststant, P.O. Booc from 9 to 4 p.m. Ask for Mrs. Blue Lustre. Rent electric sedan, standard trammilsslcn. *44-2674. worjc. 648-6841. SHELL OFFERS: 2866, Vernon, Conn. 06066. Benito, RN. shampooer $1. Pinewood Fur­ P riced right. CaU 648-8887. niture Shop. SAM WATSON Plumbing and * Bhccellent Paid Training YOU’RE in demand! Even if BXOELLENT (9 portunlty fuU MO MIDGET 1967, good ccndl- Heating, Bathroom remodal- Houtohold SerykeB 13>A * Financial Assistance you’ve never add anything be­ or pcurt-tlme to enter reel ea- ’TWO-WAY 8 ohm leakers, IM tlon, $700. or best (Kfer. CaU ing ' and repairs. BYee esti- * Insurance and Retirement fore, you can become a suc- tate^ field. Very attractive com- watt ReaUsUc FM radio, 8- o ' CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 04S-06M. ______matM. CYdl MO-8806. __ Plan cesatul representative of the mloslon. We wUl train you track tape, $200. Maytag dry­ WASHINa machine repairs, world’s largert cosmetic com­ Jesdor Realty. 742-9607. er, 110 volts, $80. 872-n27. 1968 VOUCSWAOEN BUS, Ex- RCA 'Whirlpool, Kenmore, NORMAN LUTZEN plumbing • **«"y beneflta ceUent condition. Must seU. pany. CaU now and let Avon ^ ATLAS HO slot car track, good Maytag. Reasonable rates. 848- and heating, repairs, remodel­ tell you how easily you can PART-TIME $1,800 Arm. CaU 643-0284. ing, bathroom renovations. condltlan. Needs tranaformer. BY PHIL KROHN 4918, M7-1716. GET THE FACTS! turn extra hours Into extra fun Burnside office. Apply SaYrlngs GUMBIER STRBBT New and old work.’ CaU 648- Includes 10 slot cars, all run, 1966 CADILLAC, 4-door black and extra carii. Call 280-4022. Bank of Manchester, Main of­ UOHT trucking, cellar and Gall week days 528-9401 fice, 023 Main St. $30. Boy’s playboy Mka, needs GttAMPAw______sedan, power steering and attics cleaned, odd Jobs, lawns, Mr. Palumbo. Nights and pedals. Best offer. 043-1606. 6-30 I COH'T HAJe ANY frapp fOR brakes, 3 and 4-q>eed trans­ you TVCAV, OUST mission, very clean condiUcn, trees cut and removed. CaU “ * “ weekends Call 1-656-6160, Holo W ontod MflH 36 TAKE BoU away the Blue Lus­ 643-6000. •“* smaU. Free esu- „ Tnrvia ------— SltiiotioM W onted - TH006H1; F&RPNCe/ VPO'P Lost and Fo ld 1 $328. Can 640-8601. mates gladly given. Bathroom ACCOUNTANT — 2 year tre way from carpets and up­ Aaepr/HefipRM V^ei-F... BY FRANK O'NEAL FOUND — The best place to ODD JOBS wanted, general remodeling, heating systems Q j. q jj q , 4 7 7 »se A few , WINTHBOP aoclatea. Boot 106BS, Manchea- crock eti A ^ y . fcw low rates idacee, steps, sidewalks. New Free estimates, fuUy innired. PL haa openlnga for women to STRAWBERRIES, pick your ycx) WIN A FEW/ Tbp 15 per cent of the class, I^v^ PBO BABty LBAVINQ AAV6ELF ter, 06840.______Including passenger UabUity. niwi repairs. BYee estimates. 643-7881. work full-time in our measur­ draft exempt, with good statis­ own. so cents per pound, in our y. h o t t e s t *WHATKID IN WHAT TOWN BROKE FOR SAIaE — white bunnies, 6 HBZEfe THE WIDE OPEN f o r a L A W S aiT RIDE WANITUD Bolton near *43-1677, 8 a.m . to 6 p.m . 1-749-81116. ing and marking departments. tical appltude. Starts to $8,400. free containers. 8 a.m. till dark STORY IN M Y A WINDOW IN WHOSE HOOSE AND CEILING apeciaUst expert Apply Mias Ooburn, 646-1414. weeks old, $2. ecudi. 64*-7842. daily, no children allowed. 101 G O T SfM N KH ? 0 / WHICH fA R B V T ? ■* BUT I CXCN'TCARE. V workmanriiip. One ceiling or No fee. Rita Personnel, 646- NEWtSBAPERTHIS M40. Oakland R d., Route 80, South WEEK-. aU your ceilings repaired and ADIDNISTRATTVE aariatant — BuBdlng Cantraeltag 14 EIORTBaiN months old male Windsor. $475 firm . 6464B77. painted. Reasonable rotas Executive experience KXPEUUBJNCKD men to work akUls a m ust Discrete, career Barneyed. Phone *4*8786. Y RIDE wanted from corner Hen- „v. CaU 64*4803. on preventative maintenance PICK your own strawberries. oriented aecretary for local, ry and Main St., to Hartford ^ on a fleet cf Dodge buses. Ex- gpx MONTHS old shepherd-X. Routs 80, Bolton, across from iS S S iv P a««. - a.™ .-. modern office. WIU arrange SriMOl Rd., daUy *12, 64. Rd. — Pine St. Hours 7:80 — exterior with references. FuUy pert ence in Dodge trucks pro pree to a good home. ChU 848- CYdl 742-8647 after 8 p.m . modeling, additions, rec and act aa bostaas for aU so­ ferred. Good pay. CUl 843-2878, gpro, 4:40 daUy. Phone 64*4641. “ n . insured. WaUpt^ering a ape- room*, garages, kitchens cial isisituM functions. $160. ask tor Roger. STRAWBERRIES, pick your modeled, bath tile, cement claUty. 649-8719.______Fee paid. RHa Girl, 98 E. Cen­ BREJE kittens, mother Siamese, own. 88 cents a quart. Eve­ )}) ^ 1966 HONDA, 806. Good condt- work. Steps, . . dormers. I ^ - pTf»HA«r> B M A R flm iw i ter St, Mancheater, 646-8441. PLUMBBIR, experienced in new father from a nice neighbor­ nings only. BTeld open at 6 ^ 111 S 3 t i I w 9 ^ ^ “ tUn, $276. CaU ______649-2678. denUal or com m ercial. CaU work, steady enuiloirment In­ hood. 643-0610. p.m., Aldo Peaces Hrinen Rd., profeaslanal painting servlro, RpjQp acmaone to assist in my Bolton. 648-4291. interior-exterior. Free eati' quire Imperial Plumbing Co., BY ROY CRANE PKSi. NEED CART Credit very bad? 1971 YAMAHA mlni-enduro, buslneas, 2 hours per day, five 961 SuUlYTsn Ave., South Wlnd- BUZZ SAWYER cMHAA lyn by NU, lac, TAt lUf. VO. PW. OW. »3Pl Bankrupt, rapcoaesalon? Hon- $270. One ’Toco minl-bike, 8 mates, fuUy insured. 8494411, days per week. BVsr a personal Poifilry and SuppHo* 43 PKK y o u r own strowberriii; VDU'RE BEING SMARTER THAN WE N. J. LABLAMME — Carpenter aor. *44-1621. BUT Tlim s ALL RlQIfT, SAWYER. IF I'D aat Dooglae accepts lowaat h.p., $100, CaU 876-8068. contractor. Additions, remod­ interview, caU 8T64120 o r 628- ______1------— ------so crots a quart Bring con­ ONW LET RUmiE BRINS HER FRIENDS WERE. YOU'RE FINDING YOURSON. J. P. UOVIS h SON, custom tainer. Mrs. Alan Olsen, Love down, molest prvE h p. Cat mlnl-blke. Exori- eling and repairs. Call any­ om , between 12 noon-2 p.m., MAN wanted evenings, fo r Jani­ WE LOST OUR DAUGHTER. decorating, Interior and ex­ LIVE hens, 70 cents each. CaU Lane, off Swamp Rd., North TO THE HOUSE AND PLAY ROCK AND BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE where. Not small loan finance roar «as aie- time for free estimate. 876- terior, paperhanging, fully In- o_ r______* 7 p.m . torial porter duties. 64* HAVE FUN, AAAYBE SHE WOULDN'T J CAPTAIN EASY compeny pUn. Douglas Mo- condition, fast, $186. 649- 64*1802. Coventry. 3446, between 44. 1042. 4220. UAVE RUN A W A Y ^ ^ flattop of th e mepiterraweaw Bured. For free estimatee caU R^xiElPnONIST for office in A » THE CHOPPER SCOOTS THEM WILL 1 TJET MARRIED A tocs, 846 M ain. 64*9668. If no anavrer 6484882. STRAWBBIRRIBS — Pick your fl e e t \S WAITIME... WES ROBBINS Carpentry r o ______RockvUle, buv dental office, ACCOUNTANT — one to two BACK TOWARD NAPLC» *l«NOR EAEYT.„ PAPA WIU- ArriclM For Sola 4 5 own, 8 quarts for $1. .Michael •1ST ON IT WHEN HE HEARS r JUET a temporary stop- I modeUng spectallat Addltiw, ifAMp TOUR oam price, paint- fuU-tlme. Pleasliig personaUty, yeeus eocperience with flium- HOW I WAE K ID N A P E R OFF, FOLKE, WHILE WE CHAN» VOLVO 1961-122-8, needs work, g y p fff^ a SOTVleaS 13 rec rooms, dormers, porches, good with figures and handling clal reports and cost proce- Kurys, 1*3 French Rd., Bel­ Ing, paperhanging, removal. CLEIAN expensive carpet with ton. $188. OaU 848-2088 after 6 p.m. cabinets, form ica, buUt - ins, Prompt service, fuUy insured. mcney. Write Box H, Manche* dures. Starts to $9,000. No fee. the best. Blue Lustre Is Amer- bathrooms, kltcIiMis, 84*8440. ter Herald. Rita Personnel, 848-4040'. 1882 FAIRLANE, good ccndl- JUNK cars removed, $8. ca u Satisfaction guaranteed. Call tea’s favorite. Rent riiampoo- pxcK YOUR own strawberries. er, $1. E.A. Johnson Paint Oo., SMter Ucn. RebuUt V4, 2-door auto­ 872-8438. LOW price mason work, aU Jerry Kenny, 640-8889.______GIRL FRIDAY —• Surburban aEXXlMD and third shift, tire St. Moncheatoc, 84, 723 Main St, Manchester, 84* dally. m atic. WUI seU with or with­ types, stone and concrote. No —outside painting. Spe- company seeking an experi­ men, excellent benefits. Start out 4-apeed. OaU 6464280 or BRUSH chipper rental. Stop Job too smaU. Over 20 years enced ottica worker to do typ­ $3. per hour. CaU 288-4801, 4601. chip brush. UK ctal rates for people over 06. PICK YOUR own strowberrie#^ 64*4644. A real good deal. prilutlon. experience. AU work guaran­ OsU my com petitors, then call ing and ganerol office duties. CTrea^ Itotiej^ aoMdweU gcnBBiKgx} igam, sand, gravel, chips for mulch.. Special ExceUent benefits. To |U0. Rd., South Windsor, Conn. 30 cents, bring own containers. teed. CaU after 0 p.m ., 64* me. Estimates given. 04*7863. proceoaed gravri, atone,' flU. Volpl FRrms, 'Volpi Rd., Bol­ 18*8 VOCHBWAiGEN, good cen- prices for contracton, 74* Fee paid. Rita Olri, 90 E. Can­ 1870, *4*2070. Also buUdooer and betekhoe ton. dlUdn. $400. Phone after 4 p.m. 8202. PAINTING and decorating — ter S t, Manchester, *48-3441. * 4 8 4 * 4 S .______NEWTON H. SMITH k SONS — service and drain fields. l ig h t trucking, odd Jobs, also interior, exterior, vinyl p ^ r TRUCK MECHANIC George H. Grlffing, Andover. ALLEY OOP BY y . T. HAMLIN I f Remodeling, repairing, addi- hanging, f'r e e estimates, BABYSrrmR — new coiqile in 1008 FONTTAC convertible, moving large appliances. ' tions, rec rooms, porches and area dealres pereon to rit oc- 742-7880. Logoi Notkos S L * pesver steering, original own­ Burning barrels deUvered, $4. prompt, effletent service. FOR PRIVATE FLEET \ ! HBaLVWAMPkTRy . roofing. No Job tm> smaU. CaU Economy Painting Oo., Btaat carionaUy for *month old in­ ALLiaCHT.____ BMMS IT TVBAIHOOrP er. Bhccrilent condltton. OaU 84*1776. fant Charter Oak Parte area. FAOKAOB Bje A LOT BAaHR ON BY MILTON CANI^ 64*4144. Hartford, 62*0074. Permanent porition open for Logo! Nolica UqUOB FBBlflT TOUR teeth! STEVE CANYON after 6, 64*4180.______OaU 6434021 after 0 p.m . MOnOB OF AmiOAnOM TOP QUALITY loam and flU CARPENTRY and remodeling, heavy duty truck meriumlc. TWO GENTLEMEN^ BUT IN ANOTHER RARTOPLONDON.TTE DXOUE ON UMRATioM Tl^ is to rive notiea that L 'EM WONTHAV^ THE COtINTESsVwHO fMID yoU Tt> 1070 VOLKaWAOElN equ ero for sale also excavating, bull rec room s, dorm ers, kitchena, OOUNTEROmi:., aft^Iy * 6 p.m. A first claos mechanic is re­ o r 014OfS FRANCIS W. &AKIBWIC1 of H 'AHDED ME COIN I FACTS ARE EVEN MORE OBSCURE TO Rustling Reed Road, Naugatuck, TOGO —THEVlL pid n t do IT-ANO WHOE ] book, Ught blue, exceUent cen- dosing, grading, and dralnaga additions and garages. OaU Floor FlaidBag 24 HlUiardviUe Luncheonette, 808 quired with the ability to AT A COURT OF PROBATE, AFTERNOONTEt, v DID THEY TAKE COVLDNT REFUSE- SUAWER... V ...... dition. Must seU. Taking trip holdoi at Carentry, within »nd for have fUed an aMlioatloa dated Kay | j j _ COME FOR you WITH ' bernarpa/ docomcm/ work. Licensed for septic tank Torn Cfocbltt, 6434086. Adoma St„ Mancheater . overhaul and repair trucks. the District of Ooveo^, on the 2Srd 16, 1971, with tha Uqnor Control A BASKET- . BUT M »RVEP ■ ANP SHE LEFTWITH THEM-ALLCALM YOUR E/ES W U . BECOME abroad. *4*4842. ______inatallment Oommereial and ______FLOOR BANDING, and rafln- Diesel esqierlence helpful day of June, A.D. 1971. Commlaslao for a package store HERTHSEiV" USED TD THE DIM UGHT/ residential. FuUy in su re d . .DORMERS, g a r a g e s , porches, lahlng (qwclallsiiig in older and should be familiar Present, Hon. David C. Raiipe, liquor permit for the eels of aloo- AND PEACEFUL- 19*0 OLDBMOBILB 442, new en- Judge- hoUo Uouor on tha premises known I 'AVENTACLUE LAtuUppe Brotbera, 872-4866, ro o m s, room additions, floors). In and outride paint­ Bar Maid with automotive instru­ On motion of Janette B. Krniarskl, as nslhisnoer S tr^ Kanehaster. glae and paint, buckets, Burat BEYOND THAT/ 742-IM77. Utchana, add-Orleveis, roofing, ing, etc. No Job too omaU. John Over 21, must be neat, ments. Company offers ex­ executrix, RFD No. 1, Ooventry, on The business wUl be owned by I equ^iped, new rirocks, $876. the estate of MART KONARSKt late PATHKARE LIQUORS CON- siding, general repairs. (Qual­ VerfolUe, 64*0780. no experience neceaiary, ceUent wages oiKl working of Cbventry within said distrlot, de- NBCnCUT, INC. of m S itlr Road, € • I f7*42. MANCHESTBR Welding Ser­ ity workmanriiip. Financing nights. Apply in person. coodi tions, free benefit pro­ caftMd. Woodbridgs, New Jersey, and wUi vice, corner Durant and Weat Ihis Court doth decree that three be eondiieted by FRANCU W. 1886 6UICK ^MClal si available. Economy Builders, BIG JIM’S gram Including health and meittiM be allowed and limited for BLAKIEWICZ of 63 Rustling Raed Middle Turnpike. General Inc., 6484169, 872-0647, eve­ accident inauronea, life in­ the orsduors of said estato to exhl^ Road, Naugaduede, as ponnlttsa wagon, pewar ataering, welding repairs, home owners 889 Main St., East Hartford their claims against the same to the Franofo W. Biakissrlos ^“- a '. f S r '' v_ , brakes, VB, autom atic , $600. nings. surance, and penrion jdan. executrix herein named. a -a o —l S— and sports equipment. Stocki Mottgog— 27 Dated June 21. 1971 BT34820 after 6 p.m . Immediate Interview and Certified from Record placement. DAlflD C. RAPPE, Judge BY GOKER and PENN FTRE-THEBT-SMOKE . Protect MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec­ DEMONSTTRATORS LANCELOT your borne or office with of- R oofiog - SldMig u ond, third. AU Unds. Realty 1880 FCXtD FALCON, Apply CAHT «CU THINK. T J THINK I'M 6 ETTIM© 'T ’ statewide. Credit rating unnec­ Bhuu $200 In toys and gifts — w ANCTTHER ONE CPTHC0 6 *0 ai«ina. $7*. 84*9620. OP ANYTHIN® essary. Reasonable. Conflden- plus EHO. cash for Just 20 FmST NA*nONAL Laurel 8t„ South Windsor, 64* atorm windows, aaminga. Qual- ttal, quick arrangemanta. Al­ nights work. Demonstrate ATTENTION! aeTTBRIOFO Ity workmanship, free eatt- 2874. vin Lundy Agency, 027-7071. Laurene’s top line. No col­ WrTHTHOEP 1004 RENAimfr DlAin«INB, matea. FuUy insured. 04*4417, STORES, INC. FONTAINE’S must relocate due to redevetopmeat CLIPPERS? 100 OanaUtutlon Plasa, Hart­ lecting. No daUvery. C!aU beat offer. FUone *4*1060. ^ SHARPENINO Service — totra, 872-9187. LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON ford. Eveninga, 288-6079. collect, l-48*4ia before 6 Park and Oakland Ave., Blast s«U 3 Users o* used iiilsnallsaaews aqoIpniMrt tow rtmaMfSMt.in ecnvettible. p.m., or write Laurene Oo., East Hartford rad with wMto top. Power rat^’ bla^. Quick aarvlca. Olrr’l'ERS arri MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd., Goshen, Oonn., 00780. nOIBDIATELT. REASONABLE. Ctoltol Equipment Oo., 88 repairedrepatoed and replaced.r ^ p U ^ Rea- ^ mortgages —Interim financliig ataering, powar brakes, auto­ St., Ibuichaster.______gf. Hours Houra acauJde SonaUe prices.prices. BYeeFree eatimates,eatimates, _ ^ confidential m atic tranamlosicn. $1,800. Real Estate HOUSEKEEPER for full-time BUYER — Ejqwrlenced in ciqri- 04* 0808. 7 :^ , Thuraday, 7:3*9. ______service. J. D. FONTAINrS Saturday, 7:80-4. 04*7968. h id w e LX, Home Improvamant Aaaoc., 64*4129. porition. Some akperlanca pro tal equipment buying such as USED RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT fatred but not naceooary. Ap­ machine toola, special purpose 1800 PLYMOUTH----- . . FURY, L * u io ra n w Rrink block. Oo. HScpert In’riallatlon of alu- ply in person Maadews Cenva- and production tooUng, Starts 478 WIND0OE W t., HARTFORD, OH(N. lescant Itome, 833 BldweU St to $U,008. No fee. Rtta Person- SS' SZ s ls f ^ Read Herald Ads Manchaatar. nri, 046-4840. f $M0O firte. 87*4288 patios. 64*1804 4 ■.*r ■

PAGE THIRTY-FIVB MANCHESTER BVTENING lfERAlJ)/ilANCHBSTBR,\'COKW ., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1971 MANCHESTER EVE5NING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, IW I PAGE THIRTY-POUR Hoosos For Sate 72 Hootos For Solo 72 H o o s o s For Sdo 72 72 Hoiwg For Sate 72 O mI o f T o w n W anted-RadIrtata77 Tolland today S FUNNY Vem on SUPERB 8-bedroom O ota^ In 7 5 63 MANCSlBSTTXt — Nice 8^- be^ ggy^AlDED acre lot, treea, Lakewood Circle NINE-ROOM custom built Gar- Sote SHILLING your home or acre­ ______rleon Cblantal 3400 eq. feet, 4- ______age? For prompt friendly serv- room Ranch, 6 m ***' hidi S-room Colonial, carpet- SJaT^cepthinal home on g E m i i r s w i D ■| BEST BUYS bedrooms, office, 3% ballia, BOLTON — 7-room Raised Ice, caU Louis’ DImock Real- Sign Draws Student Nurses To Gain CLASSIFIED DBILUXE oae-bedroolm apart­ wooded lot, $85,000. -j, dou ble garage, carpeting. Ranch, 2^sar garage, targe ty. Realtors, 649-9638. ment equipped with all mod­ gan, R ealtor, 646-4686. I S u b l e garage, $89,900. ren E. Howland. Realtor, 648- Extra lot goes with this clean “ •J** Agency, 6464181. 'wooded lot, exceUent eondtUon, rtA im fI l.. em convanlencM. Ample off- MANCHESTER — Four-family Hutchlna Agency, Raattora, U06. y- Complaint FA(3EW£I-L-S' Experience with PHNA ■treet parUnc. Rental $160. in center of town looaWen, All 649-68M. ADVERTISING pnKBN — Porter St area, 5- student nurses at the Unlver- Program. MIsa Hoyt s i^ a per month with one year leaM slty of Connecticut wlU be recommendatloa waa m#M, at and one month eacrow. Call N ^ SS- MANCHESTER - Slx-famlly «lundi^ Mdad oua- s^jssg>,iyu!s;. ssr “■ ^ Of Citizen ARE BUSS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS provided education e^qierlence that time, to have the ageney Jarvla Realty Oo., ««S-U21. Ing imtem Exceilent Invent- •®4 a two-famfly. IMiw tom buUt 8-room lot A real value. Bel Air Real in the field of public health investigate the pafnbUity of 8 A J L t o 4:S0 PJL oDDortunlty. WdvMton throughout, a sw^hxvee^ Family rown with beamad Estate, 648-9882. to buy, A oitiMn’e complaint has bean TOIDAND — 8 new Raised WANTED — house TOKENS nursing by the RockvlUe Pub- contracting tho^servlcee of the MANCHBaTBIR — . S romna, 649-3818 ment. Secondary financing built-in bar, dream liaaebeater OreeB Colaolal, 7 ----- Hartford lodged agataat the erection of Agency, Realtora, 649-8818.____ available. Owner haa other In- S S ^ t h baijHmua,: etc. Ranches »na 2 Ranch bousea Maneheater - Bast Uc Health Nursing Association. occupotionU tiierapUt current- utmUeo, appUaneea, paridnc. (oonis, IH hatiia, plastered MANCSIE8TER Spacloua 7- with finplooes and IH batiis. area, at leart four bedrooms, the MobU OU Company sign next COPT CLOSmO TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT Hao) monthly. Beourity de- ICANCHESTER^ 48 Jenaen St teraata. 60a. Wolvartcn Agen- ^ Hayaa Aganoy, ______room home, aluminum Bldillg, E 1*71 t, NiA, Im. A contract to this effect has ly employed at the RoekylUe wad#, also waU-to-waU carpet- Under censtruetton. caioose largo lot- CaU Rev. Saunders, wUbur Cross Parkway, \ «7 poatt Flano Aganey, 646-96T7. Modem 6-bedroom Odonlal, cy, — Realtora,*»—« — 649-3818.Ma-Mia ------teen approved by the Unlver- Memorial Nursing Ebane. 4199 PJL HAT BEFOOB POBUOAnpR M AOXl. tag. Netr roof and furnace. As- roof, double garage, large your own decor. $36,900. and 889-4206, ■umable m ortgage o r Ub- lot. Lciw 80s, Hayes Michael Vasquenxa of Torry slty. ’The plan to provide office With the addition of rubella Deadline ie r Saturday and Monday la 6t89 p ja . WMda? WB HAVE cuatomen waiting $37,900. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, W ALUMINUM aided ISnU r toanctag. Agency. 6464181. Rd. has written several town of- C7 space and the educational ex- vaccine. Miss Hoyt said the as- ft»r the rmtal o( your ^art- 8754279. perlences for the young nurses, sodatlon spent much time laet Ub^en, l^batha, excellent with 7 taatefuUy deoora^and Andover flcals charging the sign la In vl- 7-10 mant or home. J.D. Real Hla- condition.ccnU^ Quiet area. Immedl'Immedl- Immaculate rooBw. Mbdam MANCJIEjSTER — 8-room over- n ...... rr;------— :— was explored last month by the month screening pre-school iriace, garage. Dick Lemleux, Ontral Alr-condltlonlng la only olaticn of local mniiig regula­ '«^.S°!SS^ SLr^ DIAL 643-3711 tate Aaaoelatea. R k . 6M4il39. ate occupancy. Aaklng $37,500. kKchen and dhaded k>t In kara- slied expanded Cape. Two “i. Tlmn H Dean of the School of Nuratag, childrm to determine whether 649-9787, Helen D. Ode, Real­ one feature of tlila lovely 8-room Library Starts Romiiiiw RM«r Frediette Realtors, 047-0008 ly ndghbortiood. $85,000. Call baths, four bedro^ family ’ “* tions. Fliat, Mkk. others on her statf and Mrs. they had German measles or RElCBiiniiT redecorated A tor, 6484806. Onle«»*-i with both an eat-in room, lovely suburban lot Ga­ acre lot, 8 bedrooma, formal Russell Kunz of the nursing as- had teen previously 'vnccinat- Warren E. Howland, Realtor, dining room, large kitchen, ’H ie sign according to Vasquen- C owtlll— J N o t PwcIllllIB rw room ^wrtment. heat, hot kitahen and tormal dining room. rage. $29,900. Hayes Agency, Program To sodatlon. 'ed. MANCHESTHiR, like new, ex- __ »w n iiu built 648-1108. famUy room, $82,600. CaU sa’s measurements Is 11 feet water, garage and ^;ipUancea. qulaltely repr^c^ a a ^ c Fbur large bedrooma, phu IH 646-0181. T*4w'» FUNNY xill « r $1.00 fof Plans are to start the pro- At a clinic held on May 6, un­ Mitten Agency, Realtors, 648- high by 28 feet long, 98 square 0H*room Dutdi Colonial on bf«*Mi iqM talrs, lavatory down. ‘Hook’ Readers MCh orlaiMl ''him v' h im . S«iidj|as< gram on Sept. 22 and continue der the directicn cf Dr. Jeneph HoMrtolcl Goods Rooms W Mioot lo o n l • feet over and above the max- ta; T a d ^ i FUNNY, 1200 W n t A ird 51 59 Lovely large lot ASk for Carl MANCHESTER — 3-famlly, 0080, 047-1678. . It for the 1971-72 academic year Kristan, 148 Infants and p^-Uke lot in preatlge area. _ IITMTWtf* 9Afa vvialn^AMMweAA Mrs. Adele McBride, An- imum zoning regulations. $l!, CImloiid, (Mil* 44111. Three fireplacea, 4 hatha, fln t- Ztasser. upper 20’s, maintenance free under the signed agreement, pre-school children received 00 SaiWlHO' Machine — Singer room, genRei^n MANCHESTER Deluxe one- exterior, tetter neighborhood **®®*'®M —ten minutes from dover Ubrortan hsa stated that ’The sign Is similar to one flo o r laundry room, 5-aone place, plaster^ walla, dty ranch, 8-car garage, well The agency will receive student dlptherla, 14 smallpcx, 10 Thuch^ ^and aew In wahuit cahl-___ _ preferred, naiMnr. paxUngj near near huabua bedroom apartment “ ■ “ K sS u . “s x E s r - s S r " “ *'■ Cbeney chartn idua aU the mod-' K*altore, 0494834. • ownM’s has fire- mentary sch^ graites. that a sign wUl not exceed three away, $46.00. Singer algaag A|MII IIIM III8 — • — monthly. Handy to Main St. HiitAte, 648*9882.______OU ISWB $yiAA8b^A*A wmaa tM.iiA.ie* aasi.s rMvm«i “ 'm~’ a«ift wapiofsi to n ■ , 6W-6824. RPHNA office on Park St., and immunized by Dr. Harold em a m e n itie s . Batate-Uke |28,900 — 6-ROOM Raised place. Bcime price of $38,900. square feet for each Uneal foot WASHINiGTON (AP) — ’Ihe RockvlUe, with a staff member Bhap(Ut>. Mra. Ruth (Delaney of with cabinet, originally Over TeMOMBtS 63 CaU 644-2437. $27,900 — EIGHT-ROOM Colo- Above ground Redwood pod ^ a r a NOKE ROAD.. Four $840 now only $83.00, u n d e r ______— _s.« 1_ M.sAeiAmwim Alliwnl. InfllllifSMf.tadudad. WdvertonWolVCrtOd AffCnCVcAgency, AA^^eawa.*e hometasMMm toIffl one MBIA of0£ the grounds. Ask for Joe Lombardo, quaUty construction, Wolverton Agency, Realtora, booto m they de- buUdlng frontage. The MobU Soviet proposal for a dlsarma- from the university to te in at- the Nursiiig AssociaUen assiat- m n a hr NIA Im. nW, In-law quartera. Alum! - - - ' ------are. Upon completion, tney q__ u _____Company^ __ ^ station______measures tendance ©d ■In---- Riviiur■ 15 dlpthGrls, «thPBG---- guarantee'. Easy terms, 532- MANCHESTER — S rooms, sec- MANCHESTER — Deluxe Realtors, 049-3818. finer lesidMitlal areas. Exed- raised hearth fireplace, stove, 649-2818. ment conference of the five nu- * - - M__ a__ sisewvimv halF nf 9.fll bedroom duplex, half of 2-fam- num siding, new beating sys­ H9JKI0 buys this 6-room older baths, garage, trees. Hutch- „,rT7------r r ;------™ frontage, he adds. ® ereime ve nu- instrudor may also ar- smaUpox, 10 oral pcUo and U 0476, dealer. ond floor. Including heat hot tem. Off East Center St, trees. Uy, m baths, roc room, aU ap­ "Lov« 6V6n thy bigeUd ntighborr MANCHEFTE^ Newly iiSd Z (tape that has a modem kitchen, ins Agencyr^altora 049-8824. wnxm G’TON — 6% row guenon or two irartin^ to the maximum square toot- dear povtara ta wrthy of addlU“ k«tt. Realtor, wri^■ .. tadrJ i^^^taelr^ ^ an^am ,- „j* ^ry strongly oppose the ______4.^ „ __a makelIltULe their UlCir ovra 4JWU visits VUFLU9 underUlLUVl the ««3 nurses IlUAOM made1U4MAO a» total MJUU ofV* 1,096 5139. Resort Property Hom es For Scrie 8754370; oonditlan. 646-1196 a fte r 5. excellent condltlan, 2-car ga­ H eritage House, 646-2483. BOULDER RD. — Immaculate h ^ with financing. Ask for 0 p.m., on weekends caU 647- DELUXE 3 - bedroom iqpart- MANCHESTER — Mata St p0f Rent 67 Tom Funderburke. 1040. No agents please. RB9RIGERATOR apart- rage, lot 100x136. Marlon E. MANCHESTER 8-bedroom Colonial. ParkUka wUltehung^a fishnet which “>6 26-natlon arms-llmltatlon will participate In ^ er pmpose of ato^rliig bed- ment. Available now. $300 per aiha. Four-room a p a rto ^ ;;rnoTTAisTrjrr - Rhcd^ Robertaon, Realtor, 648-5968. 1.78 lot. FamUy room, breaae- R O C K V IL L E ______Mra. Cort ^ hung on the U- conference In Geneva, saying programs. The I^k- side care ^d treatoents md ment alse, like new, $75. SO" menth including heat and iq>- two alr^ondltlonars. heat, hot LOVELY 8-room Colonial, very LARGE SPLIT LEVEL way, 2-car garage. EsfaWlsh- 335 Redwood Road Is the ad­ MAKE AN OFFER brarv flreolace Stoning Commission and the united States would wel- association serves, besides 779, for health promotion. DWld- gas stove, $85. Alumlnoim com- pUances. Paul W. Dougan water, apjdlancas, garage, land. Four-room heated Offered by the MANCHESTER — Chdee Bow­ laige treed lot. Aluminum sid­ tage. Walking distance to In the Forest HUls area of ed prestige neighborhood. dress of what we beUeve to te On this four family Invest­ ^thT^l^etlon of the perl- Inspects C h a rle s ^me ^Pran ce in dls- Vernon^, ^ towns of l^gton, ed into areas. 630 vlslto were tdnatlon screen doom, $10. Adults no pets. 648-0850. ers School area. Immaculate ing, douMe garage. Low 80s. R ealtor, 549-4585. beach. C all 6484491. town. 8 M g bedrooms, 2 fuU Owner, 848-6066.______the cleaneet, cleanest, cleanest. ment pnqierty. Ideal for the od. an the ‘‘fish’’ wlU te taken S'***** *® this sign from la m en t moves, a department Tolland. M ton and ^ e ra . made in Vernon; 127. Tolland; each. 048-2465 evenings or 648- 7-roam Odanlal In one of fi­ 049-0604. baths, beautiful Swedish Ranch ta town. Do drive by, handy man who can fix It from the net and counted. erected. spokesman said Tuesday: , The university vrtU pay tar 09. Rolton; 175, EUlngtMi, and 1443. NORTHWOOD An PHILBRICK nest residential areas near all MANGHESTBUt — Seven-room fireplace from dining room then call us to Inspect. to his Ukliig while Uving Mrs. McBride stated that te- Vasquenza has sent copies of ..g^^ conference would c^^ce space and any other Somers. Treatments varied One and two-bed ■chods, shopping, bus. Lovely Cape. Aluminum siding, hot «P» _ Antiques, to Uving room, family ro(»n Lats For Sate 73 rent free on the premises. sides the many new books .the comiUalnt to these officials much preparation and a expenses connected with the from injecti O L W * * Hn.aTrfto a n ^ m r 80 chUdren’s enliig of the ggid the Soviet propoeal still la suburban towns. It was fe lt that j,ea rt attacks and such. and s a lt 6454910. Estate Asaodatea, 64S41S9. SmtJi COVENTRY - Lakefront, tw«^ exceUent ccndklco, 8 fireplace., replacement at $39,900. CaU ‘S ? A-ZONE buUdlng lot In conve- BARROWS AITO WALLACE CO S;;;Sr"for‘tarp.iirt!:^r“ ^d ^orid Day Ctare li5i,g“rtudied md So repir'has students should also have ex- a cteas for expectant mothers, and 2-bbdroom apartments, bedroom cottage with fire- i« beautIfuUy dejxwated wma. Susamte Shotta,Shotts, 640-8389, J. • • B &L W • • SEWING machine — Stager sig MANCHESTER — Brownstene BARROWS AND WALLACE CO deck in rear. Finished base- nlent locatiW- dow. 148.000. — ------— ------P“ «=y- Prind^®- <»ly HOBOBSKBAD ST. S rf^ r^ le fa^y ^ta ®"*- H“y®« A*rency, 6464181. ^ Kepm ^ Wentifleo- traU. Communist party chief Leonid wlU stiU te tl*® “ P®'" igd by Mra. Mhry Ann Henry. R D. Paar^’B Appliances, 649 fioar, appHances, hast, hot DELUXE^SLiUa JU c^beiiroanioO)G*PGarooni MWri-wamrir — ' t # n « wwsi ♦ , MANCHESTER — jpavmFive bedroommw^aawmi uwuwa owner,, w 649-8071.« w-w s *. OIW W. amMHJi TEKE. m n FVw details on txrwT mr>»T------JC!------. tlon caitis snd new numbers The accenti Is on nature j. Brezhnev. ■vision of the RPHNA. HemnnutTiited dressliur and Main,>.1- St.fit OaU^11 048-2171. aTZ___ 1 ’ __ ment. waU-to-waUment, waU-to-waU eamattaar carpeting OOLOl^, foran^ Brick Colonial. Ideal central m a v c h e b t Er ^ iw;>un>iei Renort ®**® dem«»»trated dresaliig and ttaoughlut, complete^ ap^- ^«>«" modem country i^r^T^r^^TneSESi^ ^ ^ thi. income iSclne HEfflIBON - Lovely 8-bedroom which wlU also te usable at ^dy. _wlth a lai^ aquarium Leonard told the conference WE BUY, and sell used fur­ ^ tch en with buUt-lns, fin* Consent toTery- 1, 2 and 8-bedroom luxury and y e t nice residential sltua- niture, .iqtpiiancei etc. Week­ apartmoUs. Features waU-to- tten, ask fo r ’Tom EYmderburke. tom with brand new kitchen rage, 2 acres, abuts Bl^k the evening of Monday because projects wlU te undertaken by "We days, and evaninga, 18 Oxford ______!LJ ------Murdock,Murdook* 648-38936i6-S622. mMT.T. SNOW.SNOW, VERMONT—Win- exceptlonaUy weU kept ^ home. E «tato, 64»-«S82. o vm l ranffe and v^dl carpettag, vanity tile DESIRABLE A-zone building lot with built-in oven, range and Ledge GoU Courser, with a q( the hoUday. the pupUa. cipatlon o f aU nuclear weapon League fo r T u r ; ^ A ^ r e m ^ P®»®® 8L, Manchastar or caU 648- t h r e e nice roonia, hast, hot ------^— ter and slimmer rwrtal. $100. $«8.l»0. baths, buUt-ln oven, range, * ’Time-wise, the nurses spent. MANCHESTER — Mather St., dlahwartier, 8 big bedrooms. Thwe-Fam Uy, desirable South 5 ! ^ ^ ^ 8841 anytim e. water, stove, refrigerator, THREEIHRBB rooms (th^ Ayr) eummer. 8-bed- ranch, an Im dishwasher, refrigerator and view, $88,900. Wayne MUler other HoUday aoslngs Other nature trails will te states In arms control and dls- tlon. this cast month 489.5 hours In ------If - t'nVv^^AsA $ vr^ * - e e— -1 ■■ ■■ B rick front 6-room Cape, % High 20s. WMverton A gm cy, disposal, electric heat. 3 alr- end location. Ask for Joe Lpm- “ “** ®®^' Agency, • Hebron, 228-9464, Miss Miaron Kennedy, swim- developed and picnic tables, armament efforts in a manner Last month toe Profesao^ vemm- 146 In BUtagton; 96J. perking In rear. 60S'4e88. mom chalet with 1% batha, home taatefiUly dec 649-1919 a fter 6 p.m. TENT SAUD — Monday - Frl ______room dialet with 1% batha, „jac,itate home taatefuUy dec- shed dormer, 1V4 bathe, waU- Realtors, 649-3818. cca^tionera, g^ass sliding 288-8618. . mlng Instructor for the Red bird houses and feeders are satisfactory to all of those states Advisory Committee mri at ^ Roitnn ’ 127 6 ToUamd and 98, 649-3280 a fte r 5:W p.m. Meepa 10, aU modem con- richly carpeted, 2Mi day, fiimltum, duties, bedding, TWO-BEDROOM aparuneuvapartm ent ------rw i 8484667 to-watl carpeting,carpetl^, new r^fur- MANCHESTER — Immaculate doors, aU large rooms. FuU ------— r w ia a - anand d .- ALPOA A L P O A - BDcnsoredqionsored sscattered c a tte re d tnthroughout ro u gn o u i mtiie e aareeu r m . anand a min a mmanner a n n e r rreflecting e iie c u n g mthe e RockvilleR o c x v u ie ooffice a it o «ui»»and discuss^ -Bolton, - - . _ , .... innlm t* ate. Sfaoea Drive, Watertront with heat, rafermicea requir- CENTRAL location — throe- vMdencea. Lau eee-uooi. baths, paneled fireplace, fam- nace, new kitchen, ^ c^ en t basement storage a re a ,. aim- New Listing — Big, convenient- H egorf Proporty $12,500 FULL PRICE for this being con- Children wlU participate In Interest and concerns as weU of the need for an occupational tomers. schoola. e-room Randi lUus UxlT* , fam Park, Coventry Lake. 743-9007. ed, $100. per month. PhUbrlck room apaitmsnt. AU utiHUea, t./ncin WINNIPESAUKEE Uy room w ith buUt-m bar and 'value at $24,000. Frechette pie parking. Starting at $176. ly located two-famUy. Two sep- - n_i_ ” ’ 74 comfortable bungalow in Cov- Z ^ . Za tZmg the b ltd e ^ animals, nonnuclear weapon states." theraplat under the Medicare time spent with the schools. ily room. Three large bed­ Han^ to shopping, schools, ^ n »m Chatet^ei^ »>rlck waU, centrally alr-condl Realtora, 647-9998. atate baoeboard hot water heat- ______mtry. Only tour mUes from ^ bo no as ■weU as planUng fdirute and France and China have stayed ,——----- — m :;;; Agency, Realtors, 648-4200. stove, and refrigerator. AvnU- piye-room Chalet, very n rooms, flroplaced Uving room, bua and reUgioua faculties. DANISH modem TV, 33" black JZ— ^ j u i y ag. $u(o. 644-3965. tag systems. Would you teUeve COVENTRY LAKE — 4-room UCXxin. Wolverton Agency, Re- , Fridav other planta beneficial to wild clesor of nuclear disarmament attached garage. Private yard. Model apartment open for and white, good condition. CaB AVAILABLE — 6-room heated S t A T IR A C rriV E 5 - room Cape, the mld-twaitiesT BeUeve it! cottage. Immaculate, fuUy fur­ alters, 64^2818. S fv ’cU-taxs. Birrt Ufe. agreements, a l t h ^ the be- TWO-BEDROOk| apartment, laM d WOe»» u|t o r g ified buyer. water, fuU MmemenL Hutchins price reduced, imi«esBlve Murdock ’**7 !?*•**•• L cKIKING for anything In real MANCHESTER — Just for sin- bedroom, weU treed and land­ A i^zicy, RealtorSi 6tiMfS24 iR e a lto r 648-2692 shiqiptag, bus, bfaurches. Alum- CARRIAGE REALTY scaped lot with ftagstoned p a tio ------targe 6-room Dutch CMotilal, Inum storms, screens, 2 gas ^ TaWII ^ “™ srr rts sr “ ■ "I**^*®*^ S>® paipta. Coronado «uh frcnt-to-back Uving room, with 648-9651 TOLLAND — 6-room Ranch, In elementary school. classes- Intermediate, Carrie Shortly after Brezhnev made ■“®®*“ *2- ^ that of Intimate Impressionism, 480 lAka St., Bolton. ets-sieT. bomes, multiple dwellings, no . apartments. Luxurious two 646-1110 and barbecue. Preferred neigh- TWO acres, 7-room Raised 6464939’ baseboard heating systems. Call fireplace, 1% batha, screened commercial area, 160x800’'k)t, The cUnlc censista of clean- intermediate 2 Donna the proposal to April to the 24th «> y«“ * ^ Taber is an old hand et WANTED — antique furniture, fees. CaU J.D. Real Estate As- and three bedroom apert- cqMrt- MANCHESTER—-28 acres with borhood. Ranch, buUt-tas, recraation now. For Sgle porch, 2-car garage, geocgcus $26,000. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, tag, checkliig and a topical 3,,^ Donna BitxUts, Congress of the Soviet Commu- Goodrich s^cted ms ex^- ^ -writing, having pro- g la ^ pewter, oU patattags or aodatas, Inc. 6454139. ments, avallaMe for July 1st. for two buUdlng lots. ^ room, garage, gorgeous view, TOLLAND — New white Cdo- frontage for two buildliig iw . apartment-gxx>d in- $82,900. Hutchins Agency, yard, top area. Only $33,900. 976-6270. fluoride appUcation to the teeth, ggcond- advanced, Donna How- nist party, Bray told reporters: pies mainly from ‘tte manw aeireral hooka cdMut her other anUoue Items. Any quan------:— ------, 647-1165, 608-4400...... a.xiwm- Older t-famUy on Bast ,Side. nial, 8 rooms, 1,920 square Evenings 872-4^, days 668- caU ^ details. Realtors, 6494834. Frechette Realttva, 647-0098. —------;—- and la tor those children about ^ 1,0,1 conneUy, "The Ideaa contained In the place,” omitting athletes, W gtiUmeadow, a very early tity. Th e Harriaon'a. 6494709. Needs work, but worth the price. ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, THREE - ROOM apartment. 4477. feet, 2% baths, center VBNTRY — North, Raised enter schotU in September. ,econd and modeling medal, speech are not new." , singers and actora on w j3„,^j,euee In an upper Connect------BOLTON LAKE—WeU built 2- In the twoities. Ask for Joe 186 Oakland Street. Ptunpi*** appUancea, 3 air- Shower, first floor, aU utUiUes. ______oversized 2-car garage, f U r Ranch, four bedrooms, 2-car parents may arran» for ap- t- ,„ „ h ih b . He also Indicated the United ground that youth la a pror^ vaUey. ww bedroom retirement home, ga- Lom bardo. cemUtiensra, fuU basement. No ohUdren or pets. Parking. U *|neg B of Sote 900. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, garage, exceUent view. Spot- pointments*by. ” cc^2cting the '^’rhe^^'w o.m. class awards States would rattier see pro- qulsite for success In their admire New Eing- * * rage. 876-6279. ______leas throughout. Jesder Realty, jjunring Agency Office In Cd- were presented to beginner, giess In the Sovlet-U.S. strate- fields, and ^ p ;^ land’s homey abnoqiliere wlU WANTED — used piano, rear washar-diyer hook-up, vanity 272 Main Street. ------Cleiui two-famUy, two stones a-room Raised ''<3-9667. u^,,,a. Klttv (Rodman, first; advanced glc arms Umltatlon t^ resum- b^wi^ttey ^ book a nice, fdkay visit ecnaUe. CaU 545-9478. type bath, $^ass rild l^ doora ------MANdlBSTBR — Sp^ous ^.^iQOM COLONIAL. Large throw from town. Modern and TOLLAND onto patio. $220 per monui. nlitaly ptanned 7-room Cape. Utchen with famUy immaculate. Cbuntiy Uving with Ranch, with magnificent view COVENTRY - 8-famUy (444-) ^BuUettn Boert 2, Cindy MlUer, first; ^ Wm IJ^wSl^tlS^th^T^^"®" ®^®>^ » m-ua Two baths, four bedrooms. ^ bedrooms, 2% beths, Robert D. MUrdook, Realtor. an _ with on Intense ______IW 648-2002.______„fireplace, , _gara^, . J*?™*" basement ____ omipletely______ftaiUied garage, water fountain, etc., jUace with brick waU in rec OocdchUd-Bartlett, F o r R o u t 6 4 Pleasant tree shaded lot ta „ „Hth lane Meture windows etc. L o v e ly la rg e treed lot. Ask room, batem ent garage, $81,- 742-6786, 648-7887, 648-2096. pkbUc meeting for rosidenta cf mer. «KK«d and Lisa Coro. J^tude ro ^ ^ ------Andover. Hebron and Marl- thlnl- Liaa. Coro was awarded eariler this month by another pake the grade. a n i MAIB NOBtMlY LOVK8. THE ^ THURSTON ^partmento - 140 f,nmnmrTki. r!6»t firr 1^ ""^hbirtoc^ ^ for Joe Lombardo. 900. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, Se%a2Sr^ funj^ ^ tp ^ W o r ^ m M j^ . Louta DImock Realty. 649-98^. j^ny «traa mxl poaslMUtle.. H O U S E m i N n VERNON - Huge 6%-room borough, at which wlU te voted the model medal. State ttoparbnent s p ^ m ^ Among ^ 10 are ^o womm ______Ranch, family—.... room,------double me'Mteptancror '~ e > rojeetton of Perfect attendance . ----- awards------■- Ronen Rotert j.J. Medoskey, wnowho told -Betsey—Betaey Jo"^-Johnson, »a designer of Gieene ' ^Proas, BrattltBralUeboro. VA rooms, parking. OaU 6494W8 KxceUent biiataess „MANOHBSTBSl 4xrnHiMmm ------; BOLTON LAKE p.m. Three roOma feiaturlng location with building. CaU 11-ROOM CUSTOM RANCH. r (30VBNTRY — 7-room cusfann garage, IH baths, fireplace, the salary schedule negotiated were rpesented to Carrie and rep^rs, We conU^ to womens^ $6.96. tor overolgfat and permanent waU-to-wall carpet, ahadea, LUXURY YOU CAN WaU-to-waU carpeting through­ built Ranch. ’Two fireplaces, near sdiools, immaculate, Im- between the Reglanal Board of Donna Brooka, Usa Coro, Dawn gard progress ta SALT as tte stance OpneU Stuart, c i^ « people Uke deer, hear guest rates. 646-3436, 94. Ten>xaam home on over VA range, refrigerator, disposal ______AFFORD out 8 baths, large rec room, acraa of lakefront jnoperty! For extra large ro«ne. Garage, mediate occupancy. Meyer, jjjjyjjgtion and the teachers. Dlmmock, Valerio Elmer, Linda most meantagtiU way to u^® s ^ and p i^ sectary robMte, and think rac- ROOM for gentleman, quiet, and aiiMXxuUticner. Gtanerous b b ia UTY SHOP for rent, fuUy Large treed lot A«faHHttaa- Parking la CMJaaas^ for a^#» two weew cars^ School area. Formal dining UNIQUE ______countiy kitchen with buUt-ln Andover oorreipoiitent, Anna larger nuclear powen meeting company publishing a magasine m - fsfJSiSp icxmcTj.tmrr room for work­ per apartment Heat and hot OBTTCB for rent, ideal locatian room eat-ln kitchen, large CAPS)—FuU shed dormer, large R.M1. «ith in.l«r mite in near- BOLTON LAKE - Six-room range, amealte drive, excep- Filstoa, TSI. 7424847. - ^ be held In might te considered after Wash- for Wack women. One man, ing or retired man. Near cen­ water Included. Peterman and parking, near hnqtUal. Uving romn and rec room, kitchen and Uving room, with »“ > « « ’ « ® «®'irith fireplaces. P rice fireiUace, den, 4 bedrooms, SrtM M »w M ^ester. oro^™ flroptace, outdoor jbMbecue, Engineera* Centenary Sg soiae agreement, a Ph. D. and founder and presi------— ------890 M ata S t. 649-9866. 688,900. CaU J. M cL a ughlin, targe lot, $26,900. 38xi2’ cement patio. On vrat«. Agency, Hebron, 228-9464, 238- YORK — ’Ihe American p olice session for members dent of a major computing firm (AP)__ , — _Ar-- paiiU- “The Bathers” had been number of persons, mostly MUee A . SnUth the ecuHpglcal bolence. A ra t Is M t Oil tbo foUowliiir* KANGHEFTBR ^ and dining ribms, eat-ln REALTOR R ealtors 647-U18 ON THE LAKE, with the max- winterized cottage and tag by Georges RouauU, hidden painted in oil on paper and then Jews, who have bem convicted Associated Press a sneak and a traitor? The au­ Proposed additional appropriationa)»>roprlatlan to 1971-731971-72 BudgetBudget, EducationalBoucaxunai central location, cn-premisea $.{amfly house, exceUent bust- room imum of i^ i^ y. HmtyjM 3^ ^ building lot. Formerty under glue and canvas since the glued to a piece of canvas. on charges growing out cf the thor says he to a very smart In- SpecialSpeSalProJecte, Projects, FundF i^ 4 411 ...... $1,660.00...... $1,800.00 parking, very reasonaUe. 646- neiiopportunlty. M|d» traffic “ “ “ *«• PA.\ d o drive1U.T1, out to delightful______and shrubs. Rarely ‘>® .1 10 earned and built by successful ^______artist _ paint painted It In Parle In 1910, No one had seen ttie back of plot to eac^ to Israel In a hi- jjy CAPE OM>. By dividual who adapts eaatty to tor Vocational Education Program, to be added to extatiiig Ac- 3212. count, good candlticn. CaU ciRCA 1848—Federal OOloiUal— ForSi^ h iiia any Sunday, U this type become avalise aim ^ ^ _ uncovered and now the paper since the picture was jacked Soviet atrUner In June ^13^ , x,ber. Upptaoott. $0.90. man-made mvlronment as a count #112, to be financed by Grant. ^ ^ ...... now. $81,600. Hayea Agency, gix large rooms, fuU w^-up you’PB tiitorowtortttereeted In_•• a _ new______home, beat «><»“ • •• ^®® “ OOO. T.J. Crockett Realtor, 876- forms part of a dodble picture mounted, but as the canvas waa 1970. Potice arrested 12 of the ^ 33^ ^ 3^ books have scavenger. Thera are even some —'-tl.-44H* only ---- "■ -- *** -• e__------—.J lA M. 64%^«s easAWA aKstatf . . a, m ------Proposed additional appropriation to 1971-72 Budget, Educational 646-0(181. attic, handy location. $35,900. We’re tmaiHng the fine custom realistic 6270. MStropoUtan Museum offlclato slowly removed It became ob- plotters as they were about to ,^33^^ ^ ^ 13^ 3bout C ^ Cod, Ito good varieties of mo«iultoes SpeolM Prqjeots, Fund 41 ...... $2,000.00 Out o f Town — ------unloue. vlous that there was another board the plane In Leningrad. lanAaconas — historic and snakes. , , MANCHESTER — Large Dutch THE UinMATB in a Ram crafted realdenoee built by Nut- t . J. Crockett, Realtor tor “Right to Read" Program under 'ntle n, to be financed by F o r R o u t meg Homes. Open House be­ 643-1677 COVENTRY U eel rtarter "new" pointing to on the picture cn the back. 'Ihe Mtdda'vlan supreme court bouses’ Its salty Yankee char- Rood has some Interesting ar- ^ Raised Ranch, 7 rooms, oar- biing Ranch home, atxxindlng ^ e . J^macolato 4 H - r ^ rsverae side of Rouault’# fa. This made It necessary to Kishinev cmvlcted the ^ charm. gumento on the point that acme Q rm t. petlng, paneled recreation with charm and perfection, nee- tween 24 p.m. Any other time ta 33^3^.^ Proposed addltlanal iqiproprIaUan to 1071-73 Budget, Sewer De­ room, Aluminum siding, 3- tied high ou a hUl with tfaraa ftinply—call tor on ^ppolnt- ^ P **® *’ ^*^**^®'*'< moue "Batheni’ ’ end to an ear- remove the glue with great Jewa today and gave the sUffest Taber anottier of nature’s most deqileed "ertt- carpetlng. Owners amdous. jh, * 0* . core, Mrs. (hitler exidained, and sentence—five years—to David chronicle to the list, varying the tw »" have traits thit excel partment, ’Transfer to Sewer Reserve Fbnd---- ....----- $$8,880.00 RockvlUe car garage, trees. Hutchins acres. 3,800 oquare feet of Uving m «nL NOR’IH COVBSNTRY —Move In *7enin nwjiMte U®*' version of ths same work tor Overlook and Greenwood Drives (S t Paul Section), to be fi­ An Tu^iiur! it’e Immacu- Oueste at tonight’s opening of the job toedt Rlgoel. 8%... weeks. ... C3iernoglas, #2. usual themes b y telling what the those of man, whom he conald- Agency, 0404834. area, SH baths, swimming pool and do nothing! It’s Immacu- Realtors. 047-0008. nanced from Sewer Fund un^q>ropriated surplus. ______CAREN APTS. tate. Ehatures 8 bedrooms, the Met’# summer loan exhlW- The “new" picture, also en oU HUlel Shur, a 8^ yea^ d en^- ^^^^3 ^^3 ^^3 around- ® « « « ecdoglcal mtoftt. He also Proposed additional iqiproprtation to 1971-73 Budget, HtANSUER JUST LISTED —Oreen Manor * ^ MlANCHBaTBR - Brick 7-room waU-to-wall carpets, CJOVBSNTRT - Private country tlon of paintings from the prl- of nude bathera, emerged un- not just In summer, tour- make# ttie point «jt 8%, 4H room apartments. when m aaf to Capital Itaprovement Reserve Fund ...... $90,000.00 Ranch on Vernon St with REED LISTINGS Colonial, baths, garage, ex- beam^ ceilings, formal din- settii«, Hve^room, three bed- ate coUeotion cf multimmU- damaged and Cummings found the flrrtfow days of the J™ hordes swarm over the pen- them have been Available now. Including ap­ tor utiUty Inatellatlnna along Sheldon Road, to be reimbuxaed by • W m e n t . " L a r g e l ^ ^ NOWI ‘Thillkillg of Sdl ceUent candlticn, waU-to-waH room, garage, beautifully room Ranch waiting to t e Uonalre Nathan Cummings wUl himself the owner of two ver- and reportedly went on a ^un- ^ , 3 ^ This to an unusual hook that BbuttsySv pliances, wall-to-wall carpet­ lot weU kept. Alr-oondittoner, . _ _ _ --,,,^,^1 u T " rim oaipating, new 2-aone heating J^Umaped. H4 Mr*®, tr***. moved Into. Madam kitchen, get the first look at It, #lone of the same painting. «®‘ J*® Her narrative, quite roeem- *«>«» “P •®“ ® Propoaad additional appropriation to 1071-72 Budget, TRANSFER ing, heat, hot water, ewim- dtahwaeher,^ fan, flroplaoa piOPertyT Call Looking for a home with built-in system, screened patio. Must JwSwSlstreet Firm at $38,- chtty $15,900. Petrus Realty, The new Rouault waa dtooov- Mheeum oftlctoto sold they bo- of the three asked by the prose- ^ Hatiy jcumal, sweeps specRvee among Igvw . to Capital Im i»ovem ait Reserve Fund ...... $7,000.00 mtag po^, storage and park­ and eloaed in ponh are some LVU iM i be seen. AMdng $39,000. BVech- 3 ,4331 3H41 you don’t uxAl, Realtor, 318-5777, 743- ered when a bltotor developed Ueved this was the first time cuter. through the four seasons, She tor Gleaaon Street and Oakland Terrace Improvements, to be of the many features this love­ Ataorialed Proee ing. From 8160. OaU Su- ette Realtora, 647-96W. have to waste time ’^dicker- «,7o. on "Bathers.’’ ~ch * pata^ had ^ ^n J^rJ^en ta^ Z S Z a chatty notes abou.about the reimbursed from State unimproved roadway account. ly home has to offer. Baaement quality, yet moiJestly priceij? A MAMEMTEIR - Rockl5i; »>«”• ®>«ht mUes to U < ^ or ...... Carol Cutler, who to dlrocting found althou^ there have ^ iS ! flowers, the anlmeto, the woath- Pixyoaad H>proprtaticn to Fund 10, Whiten library Trust Fund parlntandant, 878-1000, 278- U oonqdetdy finished with half b u lR T ^ m Manchester. We guarantee yw ... the Met’e exhibit, sold she no, many occaelans of picture# to prison tor tour y i^ ^ or-Hrtio caUs the Cape the ...... $6,000.00 1610, 243-0008. bath, would make exceUmt PHILBRICK ^ «m ’t find a nicer home f«r the W c B lfd - Kftftl H lB f 77 ^^3^ bUeter during a WSeh- pointed orar a provloue one on was one year less than. ^ ,^3^ E n giaiS r’- t h e E a m in g a * l n v l 6ib le * tor Whiten Library minor repairs and Improvements, to be fi­ In-law suite, waU-to-waU car­ realtor can find you such a home. struetim. Professionally tand- moray. Y < ^ WE ARB prepared to toftta exhililtion which she also “’^C^tetrtded'^ra^M has **Tte‘ souroee said the other '®®^. “>* ®«“ try stores, the l QNDON - More then $1 ta nanced from reoouroes of the Whiten Library Trust Fund. ______peting! ’Thta beautiful home soeiiet lot. Pod. Mid 40o. don’t call now. fim Hamm^ merotal property, apartment staged. The tw^sUM pouniv AU>van>iar birds, the local oustoma, the every $5 Britain earns ahrood Proposed appropriation to General Fund Budget 1071-72, ROCKVHDB — 6-room diqUex must be seen to be ap­ AGENCY Agency, 04$41S1. Realtor, bouaea, centers or The bUster, In the deep blue ^tentatively valued at about sailing, the ftoh and clams and c o im s from "tavtoMe” .trsna- Capital Improvement Reserve Fund Account...... $600,000.00 raeldential nelgUmrliood, utll- preciated. $80,000. CaU Peter­ ...... —-r Lawton, Associate, other Investment property lor background that shows off the $100,000. ..**?. „ ------lobsters, the lakes and the ace- nKtinniB—mainlv eam lnn from to be nfM od from Federal and State Grants re: Sewer im­ itiea not included. $175 month­ man R ealtor, 040-9404. O P E N a tn a a — Custom Red------—------. our AH Write or nudes, continued to grow and The "New’ plduro has now AbrMam ’Traktanterg, Semyon «rvicaa uch m transport, provement program. ly. Available August 7th, 872- REALTORS MANCHESTHt BOARD OF REALTORS wood Ranch. Flraplaced-foml- TOLLAlTO ^ twrerae ohergoa, Stoddard Mrs. Cutler took the 17% by been covered with clear plaetics L e ^ H o^ lOrahner and Ar- ^ y_ jbe netofaborU, tourism a id ta i^ 0800 between 7:80 4 p.m. MANCHESTER — Dutch Colo- Dated at Monehaster, Connecticut this twenty-fifth day of June, ly room off kKchen. te^TSSlfoi^ toJJLdSLnt. 740 No. 24%- Inch painting to Claudio andprotected w l^ lex^ « « ^ ne^of^naUve^ and the sen- ance, and Intersd recolvad nlal, OH rooms, gas hot water 1171. Oldy A RooMar Qan Dlwdiiy TM i B n U in c a ip ^ , ^ S ^ d ^ ’ S^tethe. $60,600. T.J. Mata St, West Harttonl, Conn. Rlgoel, a New York coneerva- v ^ r a ca n ^ both versions of ^ David Rabtoovlch, one p,** of Ufa they lead, from Inveetmenta ovaraeaa. DCXNAID D. WELLS, Secretary heat, virall-to-waU carpettag, HouauH’e worti. y^r. Board of Dlreotoca near school, bus, shopping. 646-4200 Manchester, Connecticut Read Herald Ads Char Bon Agency, 048-0688. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80, 1971 PAGE THIRTY-SIX Aanrtr^Btfi: Ettnttag fifralb Cowles Heads A bout Town ^\Manehetter Area lEvtrylMiy lov«i James Boardman Blair, son Driver Ticketed AIC Planning of IDr. and Mta. James T. Blair Robert B. COwlee of Liong- of 67 N. (jaloewood CIrele, has After Car Flips meadoar, Maae., formerly of been died tor commendable Roger Breault, S3, of Field- Ma^ester, has been named •choiamh^* during die aprinr stone Dr., Coventry was charg­ chairman et the long • range semester at MBobell OoUege, ed last nlidit by Coventry police jiannlng committee of the Nser London, where be is en­ board of trustees of American rolled In the business admlnls- 'With speeding to endanger Ufe Juicy Hambuigera, m i ^ with Ptaehurat ^ o v a r cf occupaint, after he tolled to International College, Spring- tratkm pcogram. negotiate a curve on Rt. 81 and field, Mass. He Is preddent cf his car flipped over. the Springfield MlUwork Go. 1.09 lb. WoodiBr, PappefUtoe Farm and Arnold wUI have fremCreah roHs here to go with Miuh^ Mlae Sharon I. Douton, daugh­ Breault was taken to Rock­ Coarlea was elected to the AlO Shop Pinriiinat Thuraday tUl 9 PAI. Friday Oil Nine Sat. till 6. We are cloaad nil day ter of Mr., and David F. ville Owieral Hoqpital where he board In 1918, baa served on July 4tb. and 6th .... Douton of 80 Bretton Rd., has was held overnight; for observa­ etvery committee, and after been named to the spring tion and was discharged this serving as acting chairman, bs ’Tender Boneless H O B R Ea JULY 4TH semester dean’s lUt at Bucknell morning. He is scheduled to ap­ was chairman from January Unlvendly, LmwialMiiB, Pa., pear in d rcu lt Court 13, Man- 1970 untU last month. PAYORITIS from which ahe graduated in oheater, July 16. He is a trustee of the Nal- HAM E-Z oiiE-Z May. t smlth Memorial Basketball H al Dane Tates, 16, of Lake St., Lean Daisy butts better Be sure to baVe enough 1st Coventry was arrested at 3 of Fame, Springfield Armory ‘n>e North Manchester Al- Museum, and Faith Congrega­ known as Daisy Hams. 2 to filly cookfd Prime and Ctaoce * Welgri a.m. today and charged with 8 Iba. Anon faOnlly group wlB meet at breaking and entering with tional Church; la past preddent Frankfurts. A 8 at the Second Congregational criminal intent after he al­ of the Sprtagfldd Boys’ C3ub, 1st Price Sldnless Church pariah bousa Hie legedly broke into a Coventry Klwanis Club, of 8|ffingfleld, Thursday group win meet at buslneaa estabUshment. Auto Club of Springfield, and FRANKS 6 lb. boK 8:80 p.m. at the Pathflndera The youth 'was presented to the National American Whole­ N b ill' dub at 103 Norman St Both Circuit Court, Bast Hartford sale Lumbermen’s Asaodaflon, .... lots lb. groups meet weeMy and ' are and In Ueu of bond was taken of which he la also an honorary open to friends and relatives to the Hartford Oorrectianal director; and is presently pred­ The leanest Tender Brisket Thla "hara" la one which Gioto’s Nat. Caring living with a drinking problem. Center. Officers Donald Rouil- dent of the Cummlng’a Memo­ Uvea up to ita pubUclty. A lard and Lyndon 'WUmot made rial. OORNED BEEF ready to serve MorreU Ham FRANKS in 10 lb, The n r s t Church of Christ, Mr. and Mrs. Oowlea, who from Plnehurat la tender, the arrest. Specially trimmed and cured Bdentlat, will have Ita regular ViatNON Uve at 80 Ridge Bd. In Lon«r- waste free with a remarkable box lots lb. 1 .9 9 Wednesday testimony meeting, Rene LavUle, &6. of Sommw- meadow, are overseers of Old to make eccnmnlcal deli­ flavor. at 8 at the church, 477 N. Main vUle, was arrested last night by Sturbridge Village. ’Their son cious eating . . . Richard was an honor graduate WHOLE HAM St. The-meetlqg la open to the Vernon police and charged with DURUQUE pr an k s pubUo. fraudulent Issue of a check. The of AIC in 10«0. WHOLE OR HEAVY (12Yt ib. avg.) or alleged check vnm passed In The first Mary Cboiey Li- April, police said. END lb. 9 9 t B U TT HALF lb. 1.1 2 lunaiy Junior Room reading LevUle was held overnight at Six from Area CENTER CUTS hour tor chlUhmi nine years old the police ataticn in Ueu of post­ and up will be held tomorrow ing a $3,000 bend. He was to be Join Air Force 1.19 to l ^ lb. Our Buffet 2Yt to 3 lb. from S to 8:46. presented In Etost Hartford Cir­ OSCAKMAYIK cuit Court today. Six Manchester area young Ffeih Spore Ribs Boneless Fleur Di Leis FRANKS men were among 60 from Con- Prime 10 to 14 lb. and 1st Price Hams are Car Hits Pole; necOcut who were Inducted into plumpypven ready the right sice for small Bride-To-Be the Air Force last Monday at Driver Injured Weatover AFB, Mass., and wlU TURKEYS families. Given Showers take their b^c training at PoUcc say a car driven by Mias Paula Jean Romano of Lackland AFB, San Antonio, Everybody loves Pinehursf John R. Moriceni, 41, of 38 W. 90 Wells St. adio adll become Tex. Ved Icoiopinl Center ftt. atruck a light pole Two for the Road ’They axe Thomaa R. Sloaiv of the bride of Bruce Buriie of 339 Genuine %>riiig on BSbM Center St„ last night Autumn St. on July 10, araa re­ 66 H l^ St, Bail D. Klbbe Jr. about U:80, and was “totally cently honored at several pre- When a man wants to take a long-distance bicycle of 69J Rachel Rd., Ernest D. State of Iowa damailahed.'’ bridal shoarera. ' ride he can hardly leave his best friend behind. Allaire of 70 Laural St, Roger Mbrioonl ams taken by Mrs. Robert Romano, matron ^ Rick Tagawa of the Bronx, N. Y. decided to J. Greene of 866 miUard St, LAM RU9S ambulance to Manchester Me­ of honor at the aredding, aras carry his d ^ Red papoose-style on his summer James A. Lee HI of 12 Maple BEEF morial Hospital where he aras S t, Rockville, and Eugene A. LAMR CHOPS llatsd in aaUafaefaxy condition hostess at a miscellaneous bike jaunt through New England. The two are trar diowar at her home on Aah- LeDuc of 116 Terrace Dr., Rock- t6to manlng. veling student-style, staying in youth hostels on vUle. Accordiiig to the police re­ arorth St. A peraonal diower yea given by the bride’s coudna. the way. (Herald photo by Necker) ’The Air Force opened a pei^ Impoitad post, Mjoriconl’a westbound car manent reerulUng office 'today freshly aUced lean JumiMd the curb on flie Island Miss Linda Moore and Mias Arlene lEoore at 86 Benton St., era given by her co-workers at .and creamer. % e was also given at 666 Main St. T. Sgt Jesse at E. Center and Parker Sts., a “ greenback” shower by Mrs. Morris, the Air Force represent­ slid Into thp light pole, and was and uiother by the bride’s aunts, Aetna Life and Casualty Co., BOILED HAM Mia. ’Ihomaa Moore and Mrs. Harttord, and was a dinner Clarence Burke cf 229 Autumn ative for the Manchester area, sanmg around the pde, back on­ will be at the recruiting office to Center St. Police aay the ac­ Earl Moore, alao. at 86 Benton guest of the supervisor of her St., Mrs. Alan Maxwell of 67 1j69 lb. cident la still under Investtga- St. department at Aetna who pre­ Dudley St. and Mrs. Gary from 8:80 a.m. to - 6:80 p.m. daUy Monday through Friday. tlcn. She araa honored at taro show- sented her 'With a crystal sugar Rankin of 47 Prospect St. ' R tA O T 10 Bondess Sirloins Tender Ptwterlioase and Regular SlrlolnB b r o i l , g r i l l (]liidt«i Breasts Caldor & Columbia Chldwn Lsgs ( n l d o r O R N ew ... Offer Low Prices ^ ^ m IREYIRS OMFoihloiwd IC I CREAM and Best Selling To » /2 1 A 7 New froM Km k Henrortd GdoHa CHASE 'FOURTH' inckxJng: 3 flavors 89c JtS&*es»

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