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5 • ■ PAGE TWENTY THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1972 lEvrnfng The Weather Elliott Ponders Tonight, tomorrow and Sun­ day, fair with tonight’s low Interfaith Day Camp Ends Fifth Year Retirement Plans near 60. Daytime highs between They’re Split Over 1-84 lEuptittig ral^i 80 and 88. Near zero chance of The Manchester Interfaith P age 11 rain through Saturday. Day Camp closes tomorrow, “road to nowhere" be com­ is being pushed as the start of a Manchester— A City of Village Charm Wednesday, 2:09 p.m.—town By DOUG BEVINS jetport-lndustrlal complex In ending Its fifth consecutive sea­ firemen to Interstate 86 (the (Herald Reporter) pleted. son. The camp was first opened eastern Connecticut. Wilbur Cross Highway) be­ . A short section of I-8t be- A farmer from Canterbury re­ (ClaMlfled Advertising on Page 18) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS In 1968 to give underprivileged tween Exits 91 and 93, car fire Poppl© of castorn Con- Columbia and Windham, VOL. XCI, NO. 254 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1972 youths from Hartford’s North cited a short poem: "Roses are Wednesday, 11:81 p.m.—town necticut are split over a ierlod begins. The cate; readers of 15 books, a red log ended at about 11, Elects Gessay campers engage in free-for-all search-and-arrest operations Roman CJathollcs and Protes- seal certificate; and readers of The reason for the sharp con­ which followed the Belfast tants stoned each other and set horseplay, such as frlsbee, kick- 10 books, a blue seal certificate. trast appears to be that Willl- The newly formed Parish ball, tag and just about any bombings. fire to a tavern just before mid­ mantlc looks to the highway as Council of St. Bernard’s Church The army is known to have night. British longshoreman gives “thumbs up” sign after doCkera’ delegates voted for a national strike. thing they and their counselors a partial solution to its economic has elected John M. Gessay as feel like doing. concentrated armor In the vi­ They were dispersed by problems. The other, more rural its president and James Ashe cinity of Londonderry, arousing troops firing volleys of rubber At noon the campers are towns lying In the path of the as vice president. served a hot lunch prepared by Hail Damages speculation that an assault may bullets. proposed highway regard 1-84 as be contemplated on the IRA In the early hours, two the staff, and go to Globe Hol­ a threat to their lives. The council, made up of 18 low, where they swim until 3:30, members. Including two teen­ stonghold In the Bogslde and bombs explcxied within minutes Bay State Crop Windham’s first selectman, Creggan quarters known as of each other in Londonderry, at which time they return to Eugene Larivlere, said last agers, will represent the entire their buses and go home. parish on an advisory capacity. "Free Derry.” one of them damaging offices SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) iiight that 1-84 Is needed des- The militant Protestant Ul­ of the Londonderry Develop­ Tuesday’s severe hall and perately to solve transportation Questions or complaints of any British Ports Close member of the parish will be (AP photo) ster Defense Association said it ment Commission. No casu- Bolton thunder storm made an already problems and open up the area to risk in the generated by the Imprisonment bleak farming season even market directed to the council which Democratic vice presidential candidate Sen. Thomas had canceled a planned block­ alUes were reported. T ONDON (AP) _Dock- manded a suspension in the lieved unlikely will In turn discuss the matter Eagleton shields his eyes from lights at Honolulu ade of fuel oil and electricity to In London, meanwhUe, it was ^ Rri+i«li rm rt<5 wake of the jaUlng of five dock- current atmosphere, of the five longshoremen and Football Teams Robert Young of Bolton, di- news conference, where he denied allegations that “Free Derry” because Protes- aigciogedsclosed that Britain has held ers shut snuu down dhuiohKntisn jro uas touched off Th®The strike is in eeffect a con- sald Wednesday. rector of the Windham Regional with the Rev. John White or today With a national determination to make the Con­ the Rev. William Schneider, he has drunken driving arrests on his record. tants In the area would also ^ y , the United States today With a national y ^ threat of the nation’s first tlnuation — with official union '" „ y . eovemment’s new la- Start Practice Following a late start due to planning Agency, said "the have beenaffected. t^Test European govern- rtrike and th e government g„graj gtrike since 1926. The approval — of Uie dockers’ s®rvatlve government s new wet, cold weather, Tuesday’s timely completion of 1-84 is ab- pastors of the church. Assassins killed another man ^g„jg yj gj,attempt to prevent promised “immediate Con- ^ g „ ^g^g i^ter released. . wildcat walkout last Friday to bor relations law unworkable, Practice sessions for Bolton’s wlnd gusts of up to 59 miles per golutely essential” for develop- Betty Gassay has been elected in Belfast Thursday night, rals- supplies from reaching sideration” of emergency Macmillan thus left open the protest the jailing of five pick- The five men had been jailed Midget and Pony League foot­ hour and hall stones as large as „,ent of the Windham area, secretary of the group and ing the confirmed toll in three moves to head off an eco- possibility that the law could be etlng comrades. Representa- for defying £m order of the Na- golf balls win cort tom ^hire ^ Margaret Fay, treasurer. The ball teams will begin Tuesday, years of reUglous warfare In Two bombs exploded early to- nomic crisis. invoked to get a cooling off pe- lives of the nation’s 42,000 long- ‘ ‘ ° according to Pony League head County farmers about half this president of executive committee includes, Eagleton Denies Northem Ireland to 476. He was jjj downtown Londonderry More than 150 ships were rlod In the dock dispute and a shoremen ordered the men to^ r t that admimsters tne la coach Dr. GU Bolstmeau. year's crop, according to Roger besides Father White and the a 47-year-old Catholic found casualties were report- Harrington of the Hampshire the Wllllmantlc City Council, MOBILE TV antenna? A Idled at ports in England, Scot- temporary return to work while stay out after rejecting a union- lx)r law the ' Physical examinations for said 1-84 is needed “for our officers. Sister Mary Geraldine, hooded and shot Uirough the wrecked offices land and Wales by the walkout Jones and Lord Aldington con- management plan to com- y n ^ iii_„ boys planning to play in either County Extension Service. self-propelled supermarket principal of St. Bernard’s head in the Protestant Sandy gj y^g Municipal Commission survival.” He said the highway cart? The headgears Art by 42,000 dockers who claim slder revised plans. But the pensate and relocate dock as Y®®r. j league will be held Monday at The section of the Con­ would bring in Industry needed School; and two members of Drunken Driving Row district. j^nd the other heavily damaged that plans for port modem- militancy In the docks seemed workers displaced by the In- ® ^ Stancllff’s goat 6:30 p.m. in the recreation necticut River Valley from by Wlllimantlc to broaden its the council, William Czerwinskl Fire swept through a big de- ^ building near the city’s main ization and various pay ar- to rale this. out. creasing use of containers. s es an building of Herrick Memorial til South Hadley to Amherst, one pear to be a'’puzzler and Ann Marie Chicolne. partment store on Belfast’s hospital. strike next Mon- tax base. actually has a very seriou SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton rangements are inadequate. A c(X>ling off pericxi could be Labor party leader Harold toy g ^era Park; of the richest farming areas in Royal Avenue during the night BriUsh soldier in London- Employment Secretary Mau- enforced only by the threat of Wilson and the chiefs of the day. "me longshoremen were New England, was worst hit by ’Hie Rev. John Honan, pastor purpose. The artificial says accusations by columnist Jack Anderson that he and the J All boys must have a physical. and police blamed arsonists, derry was wounded In the leg rice Macmillan expressed arrest against striking dockers dock workers’ union urged ac- releMC ® "® . 'S.-- the storm, which flattened sev­ of St. Joseph’s Church in Wllll­ antlers are to g iv e ad­ fexlco ranks 46tta In has a record of drunken driving are a “damnable lie” Two men were rescued from ^ben an army post came under ___ workers went back to their jobs Dr. Boisoneau said, and those mantic, said 1-84 is essential “deep regret” at the dockers’ or fines against their union, ceptanoe of the plan. The rejec unable to attend Monday are eral com fields “just as flat as vance warning when the popohdion density with eight and probably will hurt him. ------the roof of the building, and no be- Won was attributed to the anger everywhere but on the docks. your desk top,” said John 1°'’ I**® present and future of goat gets too cloke to the residents per square mile; casualties were reported. (See Page Eighteen) action, which he said could only steps the government Is asked to contact one of the Eagleton also said he is citations in Eagleton’s divert ships to (Jcmtlnentai ------:------^------; coaches at once. Hardaker of the U.S. Agricul- the area. Hofian, one of few electrified fence surround­ about 70 per cent of New Mexi­ “doubly determined" to remain name, but no trace of any ar- tta-al' Stabilization and Oon- speakers in favor who was ap­ ing Stancllff’s El Paso, co’s residents live In, urban on the DemoiuaUc ticket as the drunken or reckless . porta : and.. lo4a., n)Ohe > .British Crafts Classes Tex., pasture. dock jobs in the long run. A summer crafts program for servation service. plauded, asked that the existing areas. ti' vice presidential candidate - and- driving, called Anderson’s charges a In a statement to the House girls will be held Wednesdays Eagleton angrily told a news of Commons, Macmillan said In August at Herrick Park. The "low blow.” conference Thursday In Hono­ the government was giving Double Jeopardy Claimed recreation department Is spon­ Eagleton flatly denied a re­ State Courts Asked lulu that he had never been ar­ "immediate consideration to U port by Anderson that photo­ soring the classes which will be rested for drunken or reckless the action that may be needed held from 1 to 3 p.m. Oewel, static records show the Missouri senator was arrested a half- driving, and that Anderson’s re­ to protect the Interests of the embroidery, crocheting, knit­ port appeared to him to be a economy and the consumer.” ting, and flower pressing will dozen Umes for drunken or To Order Elections In Prison Assault Case reckless driving. politically motivated attempt to He did not elaborate, but the be offered. Girls are asked to xVt drive him off the Democratic government Is known to have By JUNE I/NTON It’s a new argument in a court to Judge Jay E. Rublnow. bring their own materials. ' V(r».: Anderson made the aUegaUon HARTFORD (AP)—The state Republicans, after He told the court he was brutal­ in a radio broadcast Thursday. ticket. being rebuffed by the federal courts, have turned to drawn up plans for declaring a (Herald Reporter) week of continuing arguments Sports Notes ------state of emergency. The even- An inmate’s attorney dismissal in the lo com- ized and harassed by guards In men’s softball league ac- .. , The columnist told The Assocl- In an Interview while flying the state courts to get the 1971 legislative reappor- and his life threatened but that ated Press that he did not have here from Hawaii, Eagleton un- tionment plan put into effect for the scheduled No- tuai use of troops to move es^ charged in Tolland County P®"'®" ®“®® ^ tion Monday, Sauer’s defeated Hebron ______1 __ sential supplies has not been ______supplies ___^ out of the May 21 and 22 oat- these things always happened (31ark Wellpolnt 12 to 5. Today in History the records himself but learned derscored his newly strength- vember General Assembly elections. Superior (:ourt .y e s te ^ a y ^g,g^g prison when there were no witnesses about them from a "high Mis- ened resolve to stay on as ran- ruled out. L T a x e s D ue PZC Approves The state is now without a legislative reapportion­ Any extendedcAiciiucu dock strike that his client IS already recreation area. ^__ I*® could obtain no proof. Tax collector Mrs. Elaine Today la Thursday, July 27th, hour and 12 minutes over Fort sourl official.” A check by The nlng mate of Sen. George the 219th day of 1972. There are Myer, Va. ment plan and elections preparations have been held w ^ ImTOrirthe fo^rgn Trade being punished in prison treatment of these par- He asked the judge what he Potterton announces that taxes Prestige Park AP turned up some pMt speed- McGovern. up by the impasse. earnings by which this island for an alleged crime, and ticular inmates allegedly in- could do about it. Judge Rubl- for the 1972-73 fiscal year are 157 days left in the year. 1922, the United States for- OUR SPECIALTY “I want to pursue this vice natlon lives, and drive down volved in the assaults first came now offered to aid him in get- 'The PZC Tuesday night ap­ Today’s Highlight In History mally recognized the countries The Republicans tried Thursday to break the log­ to pursue the matter in due and payable July 1. The proved Donald Robinson’s sub­ presidency with the greatest jam by asking the Superior Court to direct Secre­ further the already weak pound court would constitute dou- to the court’s attention Wednes- ting an attorney to take his case first installment will be over­ On this date in 1963, an armi- of Albania, Lithuania, Latvia degree of determination that I division on R)t. 86 to be known tary of the State Gloria Schaffer to ho’ld the legisla­ sterling. ble jeopardy. He asked for day when Allen N. Best wm if ftirther efforts to find due Aug. 2, and after that date. slice was signed at Panmun- and Estonia, Doctors Say possibly can,” Eagleton said. in failed. , ...... as Prestige Park. Also approved NOW CARPET 3 ROOMS Z 340 Some newspapers and Demo- tive elections on the basis of the 1971 plan. There was also concern about dismissal. given permission to speak interest will be charged at the Tarasevlch sub- jum, ending the Korean War in 1964, Britain and Egypt possible price rises for Im- ______Glancing at the clock at 12:17 rate of three-quarters of one after more than three years of agreed on terms ending 72 craUc pollUcIans have said This plan was drawn up by a panel of three state ~ p.m. Best then announced a Choice of: Sculptured - Tweed - Plush or Shag Depression Eagleton should step aside be­ judges and was ruled unconstitutional by a three- ported food. Stores were ^ per cent, retroactive to July 1. . , „ . , j fighting. years of British control of the ready reported increasing hunger strike by these inmates, The , tax collectors „ , , office .is tenden . Rd. known as Chittenden cause of his admission Tuesday judge federal court last spring. The U.S. Supreme was In process. AcT69 On This Date Suez Canal. ★ NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR MEASURING prices for Imported fruits and open dally from 9 a.m. to 2 _ ' a 1789, UiB U.S. CongTess es- jn 1955^ Austria regained sov- ■ k NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR INSTALLATION that he had voluntarily under­ Court last month stayed, suspended, the lower federal It is In the case of Anderson p.m. and Monday The application from Robinson Not Unusual gone psychiatric treatment and other staples like Danish bacon. A NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR FOAM RUIBER court’s injunction against the 1971 plan, but did not TTie Immediate issue, how­ Senior U.S. Official Atkinson that the matter of from 7 to 9 p.m. evenlngs fo^’rerubd'irijion “MlUrtrerm ®‘'®‘8" ‘y ®”®'' y®®” °®®“- $2 9 9 - 9 9 WASHINGTON (AP) — The shock therapy for "nervous ex- treatment at the prison has State Department, the Depart- pation by foreign troops, PADDING specify what plan, if any, it favored. ever, was the plan for dealing Vigil Mass Park subdivision on Mlllstream American Psychiatric Associ- hausWon and fatioTie" and been brought into court argu­ and Wellswood road was tabled ment of Foreign Affairs. i„ i 960, a Republican national At NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR DOORWAY GOP Atty. Francis J. McCarthy argued in his ap­ ■ with dock problems worked out St. Maurice’s Church will add ,,, .. ,, In 1909, Orville Wright set a convention in Chicago noml- METAL ation, without direct reference h® hadn’t told McGovern about plication for a writ of mandamus that in issuing the by a management-labor com­ Killed in Viet Ambnsh ments. Atty. Donald Holtman, 'a 7 pJm. Saturday Mass to its ^ ‘ record by staying aloft In an nated Richard M. Nixon for BE BUBE TO BBINO YOUR ROO»f MEA8UBEMENTS to Sen. Thomas Eagleton, says this until after the Democratic stay, the U.S. Supreme Court restored the 1971 plan, mittee. Atkinson’s private counsel, ar­ schedule starting this Saturday. ...i. airplane for more than one President. We WU] Cheerfully EntlmaSe Your RequlremenU nnd Show Samples nt Your Home. the judgment of a person who National Convention, SAIGON (AP) __ A sen- 8®®- They ran into a '■hornet’s gued a motion to dismiss on the This new Vigil W ss. according Richard T. McDonald wlth- generally considered favorable to the Republicans, The cochairmen of that JT suffered mental depression an interview, Eap-leton and returned jurisdiction to the state court. plan—Transport and General ir.1- n S nfficini w ith a ®®®*-” ®^ V*®* C3o"K firing B40 grounds of double jeopardy and to the Rev. Robert W. Cronin, '’‘® application for a sub­ 'A THE NEWEST PEACE EMBLEM would l)e completely restored called Anderson’s charge a Workers Union leader Tack J ' J rocket launchers and hand gre- called the supervisor of records will be tried for a few months ^irislon of Tallwood acres following recovery from the HI- “low blow.” He said he thought Mrs. Schaffer, a Democrat who is the state’s chief T/,na« anH T.arrt Aldiorton raiv nades, the sources said. at the prison, Peter J. Seaha, to see if it meets the needs of The Shangrlla Acres 18-lot sub­ THE PANDA RUG ness. It would hurt him because de- elections ofHcer, has said she cannot pro(:e^ under oantimr' nort emolovers_' killed in a Viet Kaiser was wounded by one to the stand. Seaha testified the congregation. division on Crouch Rd. across “Durlng an episode of depres- nlals and refutations don’t al- this reapportionment plan because of an opinion from resenting port employers— ambush Thursday explosion and killed by another that on June 6 all of those In- _____ from Niles Rd. on Rt. 88 beronte a Pslnt scheduled a meeting today to Chi-Chi the Panda. Made slon,” the APA said In a spe- ways catch up with accusations State Atty. Gen. Robert K. Killian, also a Democrat. see if they could make revi­ while accompanying South as he was being treated, survl- mates allegedly Involved with Manchester Evening Herald ‘*’® ®"<^ clal statement, "a person’s when the charges are Killian maintains that a state law passed by the sions tliat would overcome .Vietnamese militia forces vors of the ambush said. the May 21 and 22 incidents Correspondent Judith Donohue, Sranted a public hearing Aug. HAIRSTYIIST of a fur-like material in judgment may beaffected in fgjge. Radio contact between the were put in segregation. ';..i ’'/Im General Assembly this spring requires specific ap­ dockers’ complaints. ^^e Mekong Delta. tel. 649-8409. ^2, The Caron Brothers sub- Enroilmttil Fint Monday of Every Month a 34x86 rug. Can also be proportion to the deg;ree of sev- jjg ggjj j,g thought the worst unit and the province headquar­ Asked if he knew the reason ______division on Rt. 85 across from proval of a plan by a "court of competent jurisdic­ Macmllian refused to rtve as- The U.S. Command said the MONEY NO P80ILEM ' erlty of the depression. pg^ of the Anderson story surances that the gwernment’s official was Rudolirfi Kaiser, 83, ters was lost during the fight' for this he said it was his un­ Rt. 207 will be on the agenda Student Loom AyiHablt kused as a wall decoration. - tion.” The attorney general says the high court’s stay "The distortion of judgment bg Rg possible effect on controversial strike control law of Colorado Springs, <3olo., a cl- ing early Thursday afternoon. derstanding it was because of More Data Asked at the same time. FREE FLACEMENT may vary from a slight color- j^g rgigUons with his wife and order doesn’t amount to this approval. the the assaults. These men had Black and White A hearing on the GOP request for the mandamus would be suspended. Opposition vlllan who was the senior ad- amtasb site Family Picnic WtrlA OhaiipItR Hair Daiigaare FULL BATHROOM ation to a gross defect. Follow- viser in Go (Jong Province. area, but the ambush site was not yet been arrested but all In- On 1-291 Effect n ie Hebron Sportsman’s Club Skaw Taa Haw! ing recovery from the eplscxle (See Page Ten) order was scheduled for Aug. 4. Labor lawmakers had de- not found until this morning, terrogatlon of guards and pris- 2 HARTFORD (AP) — A annual family picnic will be CERAMIC there Is a full return of judg­ U.S. sources said the militia­ Kalser’s body was recovered. oners had been completed by Leo Faisafo, rocoiniied by Conn, hair- FORT KNOX men were investigating reports spokesman for the U.S. Depart- Sunday August 6 from noon I dm itrs ai ana of tho groatoat bair dt- ment.” There was no immediate re- that time, ment of the Interior says the For members and Invited TILED The APA, the professional or­ of a Viet Cong battalion oper­ port of how many South Viet- Holtman then called Atkinson tignen . . . banid ICtimanyl, COMMERCIAL CARPET ating In the sparsely populated final environmental study of there will be all kinds ' Sydney Mania (England) and many otban. Up to 100 Sq. F t ganization of the nation’s psy­ (R«« PoiTB Ten) himself to the stand for the proposed Interstate 291 should g;ames and recreation, plus START AT Tbok creations apptat in our "Hair Faih- 100% O>ntinuous Filament Cumuloft Nylon chiatrists, said countless thou­ area 26 miles southwest of Sal- 12’ and 15’ widths sq. yd. . ' -limited purpose of describing devote more detail to noise swimming. For information call ARE I I ion of the Meath” as wall as eeiee fdms ♦7.99 sands have resumed normal ac­ ------the move to seg;regatlon. At­ and sdrance hair design cearses asailsble Do It Yourself M 49.00 tivities after successful treat­ abatement and plans for neigh- Dennis Keefe. Mali*FMil6 to aw itedeats. (P np. Bzlns) kinson said he. was "kidnap­ boring land, the state Trans------We lend you all the tools necessary sq. yd. ^ 4 e 9 5 ment for mental depression by ped” from the general prison portation Department said to- Manchester Evening Herald FAHT-TIME • FULL TIME,® DAY OR EVENING Reg. $7.99 sq. yd. various methods, including population and put In segrega­ day. Hebnm Substltate Oorrespon- electroshock. tion without being told why. L This, the statement added, is New Flow of Heroin T h e federal spokesman dent Anne Dallalre, Telephone 9x12 100% NYLON ! He w a s asked dbout such added, however, that “there ap­ 887-8826 Tx12 •’compelling evidence that the things as visiting hoiirs, recre­ pears to be no feasible and pru­ COMING. SOON! existence of an episode of de­ ation and other activities which dent alternative” to the CONTRASTS BRAIDED RUGS NYLON RUGS pression in a person’s medical are curtailed when someone is MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) history should be considered in Revealed by Steele planned location of the con­ CONN. INST. OF HAIRDRESSING WILL BE In red and white, blue and white, orange and white and n AsnorUd Colon put in segregation. He said for troversial superhighway around — It took seven da.vs for a avocado and white. • All Four atdM noUbod the same manner as a wide By BARBARA RICHMOND a week and a half his personal Hartford. „ f Congressional messenger to MOVING TO NEW, LARGER QUARTERS IN o Doublo Juto Back range of other successfully R«uUr gH.H (Herald Reporter) belongings, Including toilet ar­ The Interior Department's ride his horse day and night to EAST HARTFORD CEN-rER. WATCH FOR treated illnesses.” ticles and a television set which comment on the tentative draft inform George Washington Reg. It said “some depressloris .Second District Cong. Robert Steele of Vernon, re­ OUR SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF MID­ $69.96 » 3 9 9 s was his, weia kept from him. of the report is required by fed­ that he had been nameii the SUMMER OPENING. FREE PARKING FOR ♦59.95 may recur and some do not; vealed today he has been informed by competent U.S. Describing the visiting hours, eral law. A number of other first President. In contrast recurrence is not fully pre­ intelligence and law enforcement authorities there is ALL! BRAIDED CHAIR PADS each 99c ULB FBIOE he testified that in the general state and federal agencies have Americans will know in sec­ dictable.” currently a surplus of over one ton of 94 to 97 per cent prison populaticm. inmates may or will comment on the draft onds this .year’s two nominees. The APA said it was Issuing -ST5------pure heroin in Southeast Asia and that the first wave have visitors tWo hours a day before a public hearing on the RCA estimates that televi­ the statement—entitled “De­ of the heroin supply already is reaching the United on weekdays and one hour a 1-291 plan. sion will bring instant infor­ pressions and the Treatment CALL 52UITI OR ItS-THI OR MAIL COUPON FOR States. day on weekends but for thooe The proposed route will run mation to about 118 million Therefor" — in response to In- Noting Uiat the key to stop- the urgerwy of stopping Aslan Irt segregation it’s limited to 45 viewers during the conven­ INFORMATION ON NOW TOU CAN RECOME the statement was “without ref­ from 1-84 in Farmington north­ CARPET AND ping the heroin from comh^ traffickers from developing al- and "sometimes 80 mtautes” east along the western edge of tions here. A PIVOT POINT STTLIST! erence to any individual case.” Into this country is Thailand, , , once a week. The place for the In-contrast, it took days for The inquiries were motivated Metropolitan District Commis­ A Steele called for action now, ternate channels for supplying gjg^ different, he said, sion land and straddling Talcott an aide to reach Gen. Zachary I CONNECTICUT INSTITUTE OF HAIRDRESSING FLOOR COVERINfi by disclMures earlier this week “not when the Thai government heroin to this country . and described a room where Mountain and the West Hart­ Taylor and toast him as the I 9(3 Main Straet. Hartford 3U MAIN sim n by Sen. Eagleton, the Demo­ next President on a campsite gets around to it.” Steele said the principals in the prisoner is separated from ford-Av(»i town lines. I Flcaic send me FREE literature on First Feint Training: cratic nominee for vice presi­ during the Mexican War. MANCHSSIEn dent, that he had been hospi­ He said there have been tn- the smuggling effort Include his visitor by a glass partlUon, The Interior Department’s Opea iHyiy t • • — m u m ., f h . tUl • dications of a scarcity of the “ethnic overseas Chinese mer- and speaks to him through a Taylor simply said, “Stop n a m e ------ACE- talized and received psychiatric general support of the environ­ j TEL 543-5M2 drag in major U.S. cities, sug- chants, criminally inclined sound system, mental-impact study differs .your nonsense and drink your treatment on three occasions whisky.” I ADDRESS------during the 1960s, and that on gesting that the government’s Americans located in SouUieasf Atkinson also said he hasn’t from a recent comment of the raiPLE’S efforts to reduce the flow of Asia, Chinese seamen and cer- had any recreaUon at all since U.S. Envlrcximental Protection General Taylor subsequent­ I C IT Y — — ^------^STATE------TEL.------two of those oocA^lons Ije had ly was elected the 12th Presi- ^ One of three freight cars- that) derailed from a its side at Naugatuck to^ay. The train derailed for Turkish opium and heroin is I Agency that the highway might received electroshock treat- having an effect. He updefllned (See Page Ten) (See Page Tea) endanger MDC reservoir areas. dent. mipnt for depression. Penn Central tra\n lx)und\\for" Waterbury lies oh unknown reasons yesterday. (.^P photo) V I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1972 PAGE THREE PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1972 Sen. EUender Dies, Dr. Spock He^ds LBJ Back at the Ranch ^ Sheinwold on Bridge qpy Xoniisht Spassky Concedes Eighth^ Lottery People’s Party ______...... WHAT r»mv»T'DIDN'T nAixuritfHAPPEN ” SAN ANTONIO. Tex (AP)— Doctors earlier had left open Numbers ST. LOUIS, Mo. (AP) — Dr. MAY BE MOST VITAL NORTH See Saturday’s TV Herald Fischer Has Good Chance Dean of U.S. Senate F'ontier President Lyndon B. the possibility that he had suf­ 4 AQ76 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Benjamin 'Spock says he can Johnson Is back at his LBJ By ALFRED SHEINWOLD (or Oompleta Uatlngs. WASHINGTON (AP) — Allen fered a heart attack when chest Q 10 9 6 mented: “ This Is not champion­ Here Is a state^by-state list of “ only a dime’s worth of Ranch after less than three "Find out exactly what hap­ REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) J. Ellender, the country lawyer o 93 — Bobby Flscher’a chances of ship chess.’ ’ Published Dally, tttoeptJSimdsys the lottery numbers drawn this difference” between the Demo- days of hospital care for a pains and nausea struck him pened and_ then tell your story,” 5:00 (8) All About Faces snd Holldsys^at M BU^ll Street. who graduated from Huey crats and Republicans. 4^ 842 winning the world chess crown Fischer’s rooks pursued Hancheater, Conn. (06010) week : flareup which doctors say was Monday night at his ranch. my first city editor tcld me (18) Jim and Tammy Long's storied brand of Loui­ WEST EAST Spassky’s king relentlessly. PENNSYLVANIA Drawing Spock on Thursday addressed not a heart attack. But in a statement Thursday, many years ago. It's reasonable (24) Mister Rogers looked better and better today Telephone OSO-aTU siana politics to become dean delegates to the national con­ advice for a news reporter, but 4 98 ♦ 32 after S-viet cha...plon Boru When the game ended after canceled. Johnson. 63. who suffered the hospital reported: "His (? K J 4 .3 A 8 7 5 2 (30) Hogan’s Heroes nearly four hours, the Rus­ Second Class Postsge Paid at of the U.S. Senate, is dead at MASSACHUSETTS 339865 vention of the People’s Party. major heart attacks in 1955 and physician described his Illness it wou'ldn't fill the bill for a (40) 1 Love Lucy Spassky conceded the eighth Han-heater, Conn. 81. The Liberal, independent politi­ 0 KJ 86 O Q 10 7 54 sian's pawns were scattered CONNECTICUT 87675 last April, left the Army's ns angina pectoris, which he bridge cclumnist. The most In­ 5:30 (8) I Dream of -Jeannie game in 37 moves. The score is A heart attack felled the Sen­ cal organization was formed * KQl ♦ 3 hopelessly. SUBSCRIPnON RATES NEW YORK 429127 Brooke General Hospital secret­ explained as an episode of teresting thing about some (22) Hrgan’s Heroes now 5-3 in Fischer's favor, and Payabia In Advance ate president pro tempore at last year. bridge hands is not exactly SOUTH Fischer, playing the white NEW JERSEY 429679 ly Thursday and made the 60- chest pains without an actual (24) Electric Company he needs only 7V4 more points Bethesda Naval Hospital at The party's strength would be what happened but what didn't 4 KJ 10 3 4 pieces, advanced his Queen’s One Y ear ...... 889.00 Pennsylvania's drawing mile trip home by helicopter. heart attack.” (30) Ollllgan’s Island to clinch the title. Spassky 7:20 p.m. Thursday after he canceled Wednesday because sapp®d if It endorsed a candi happen. O None bishop pawn—the English (40) News needs another 9 to retain It. Six HCntha ...... 19.60 had Interrupted his home-state date of either major party, said South dealer O A 2 Opening—and by continual of flood damage to computers. 5:55 (3) What’s Happening •'Fischer la again showing the campaig^n for a seventh term to Spock, who is the temporary North - South vulnerable 4 , A 109 763 pressure deprived Spassky ctf Three Uontbs ...... 0.76 6:00 (3-8-22) News tremendous force that ruth­ be present for a Senate vote oft People’s Party presidential Opening lead — Queen of any counterplay. West North East (18) Motie lessly swept aside Mark Talma- an agriculture appropriations candidate. He said delegates Clubs SNET Starts Double 2 4 ^ ^ (24) Hodgepodge Lodge nov, Bent Larsen and Tigran bill. will defeat any proposal to sup­ What happened is soon told. Pass Pass 5 O (30) To TeU the Truth Petrosian In previous match­ As federal flags dipped to port Democratic candidate Roelof Smllde of the Australian All Pass ^0) Daniel Boone es,” international grandmaster half-staff, praise rose quickly Plan to Stop George McGovern. team led the queen of clubs in 0:30 (3) CBS News Isaac Kashdan said in an The party will choose its final the Australia - Venesuela match for the man whose stamp long his other club trick; and South (8) ABC News analysis of the match for The slate of national candidates late during the recent Bridge Olym­ marked the Senate Agriculture was down one. (22-30) NBC News Associated Press. Phone Thefts today. The sessions also will be pics in Miami Beach. (Smilde Committee and more recently Should Refuse (24) Oleanna Trail “ Based on this gam e," Kash­ NEW HAVEN (AP) — South­ devoted to working out a na­ and his partner followed the the pivotal Appropriations Com­ That's what happened. Now 6:55 (40) News dan concluded, “ Spassky seems ern New England Telephone tional platform. Named as practice of leading second-high­ mittee as Its chairman. for what didn't happen. Suppose 7:00 (3) BiU Cosby demcrailzej ani unable to cope Co. Thursday announced a Spock's running mate at a re­ est from a sequence of honors; He was “ a splendid Ameri­ South refused to win the first (8) Truth or Conse­ with the incisive accuracy of move to stop the “ spiralling'' gional conference a few months the standard practice is the top can” who left “ a deep Imprint Sen, EUender club trick. What would West quences his opponent. Barring a com­ Instances of telephone set ago was Julius Hobson, a black honor.) on the legislative history of this lead at the second trick? (22-30) News plete reversal of form, Fis­ educator ' from Washington, Francis Vernon, of the Vene­ century," said President Nixon, sissippl Is next In line In length thefts. Remember that West had (24) Doin’ It (R) cher’s lead is likely to in­ D.C. zuelan team, won the first trick “ I often had the benefit of his of service for that job while Starting Monday, SNET, said doubled one spade for a takeout (40) ABC News crease.” with the ace of clubs, drew two counsel, and I valued the op- John L. McCSellan of Arkansas H would offer a $5 credit to cus- and that his partner had twice 7:30 (3) What’s Happening The ninth game Is set for rounds of trumps and gave up portunlty to talk with him be- is in line for the chairmanship tomers In Norwich, New Lon- bid hearts with great enthusi­ (8) Ju\-enlle Jury Sunday.' a club trick. East (Tim Seres, fore my recent visit to the So- of Appropriations. •1°)' 6nd Groton who bring their Redwoods ‘Everliving’ asm. West might lead a heart (18-22) Baseball Thu r s d a y ’ a game was CRESCENT CITY, Calif.—The star of the Australian team) TONIGHT vlet Union about hls own trav- His entry In the Senate was phones with them when they at the second trick. (24) SO Minutes Spassky's fourth loss in the els in that country,” Nixon marked by support of FYanklln move within the area coastal redwoods are called 2 carefully discarded the seven of If West led anything but a (SO) Hollywood Squares series, while Fischer has lost diamonds to encourage a shift A Super HARD-Kickin’ said. D. Roosevelt's New Deal___ If successful the prog;ram will “ everlasting” for their remark- diamond. South would make his (40) Dragnet cmy one game was awarded to that suit. To Vice President Spiro T. against the conservatives of *)« expanded statewide within a able ability to reproduce by contract. Against a heart 8:00 (3) O’Hara, U.S. Treasury The second game was awarded sprouting from the stumps of West took the jack of clubs Agnew, Ellender was “ one of that day, but he himself came months, a SNET spokes- switch, for example. South Hartford,_ Conn., _ _ which__ would Cinema II — “ Snoopy Come The Finest In Again we went in with the were sometimes subjected to was a real big obese man. It Draft beer and ale at the bars reoulre the company to divest Home” 1:00, 3:00, 6:00, 7:00, OCNiftALAIIOIKNCCt band to hear It some more. We heckling. Once some bystanders was said that he had spent an was served In very large glasses jjggK of United and would for- LONG GREEN LINE URNSIDE AnAgnAUmlnKf ITALiAN AND AMERICAN FOOD thought that band was wonder- (not connected with the Army) afternoon drinking beer with called “ Schooners" and cost 9:00 Pagani'b bid It for a 10-year period to ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - If ful. ON 1-91 N O B'M o* JCT ol i-bA HTID State — "Now You See Him, grabbed two hecklers and threw friends In a saloon on State St., only a nickel. There was often j^qulre any domestic wine the freshly-repainted freight J TWO BIG WES'raiBNS! CRYSTAL LAKE PIZZAS GRINDERS — TAKE OUT ORDERS TftKi lAS^-W EST StBViU BD M iT Now You Don’t” 1:13, 8:00, 6:40, Unfortunately there were a them Into the eastside creek. Hartford, when someone offered a free lunch counter where cus- rolling stock of what is now 8:30; Short Subject 1:00, 2:43, PARENTAl. OUlGAMCf BALLROOM CoN Before Leaving Home — M3>0256 few unsympatheUc warped men- 'When the town was “ voted 11- to bet drinks for the crowd that tomer’s could help themselves. supply contract longer the nation’:! longest railroad DUCK YOU. SUCKER! tuQOcmo talltles In town that prompted cense” there were so many he couldn’t down a big bucket- Most everything there was very When h ir PhamKist asks if he m help you, it is more than H A N G 'EM Jom m Coburn 6;30, 8:20 a s SAT., JULY 29 were all coupled together it Sams llswiM MW Net Rt. 39, Ellington, Ooon. •------saloons ”it was °a ..a.... very common A full. , 11 ..A of beer, about1. .ten — ------quarts.....If.. salty to promote —...nf great thirst. mon inree years HIGH! (PQ) Rod SMger UA Theatre — “ The Other” SwHAia For^TWMpn In response to the announce­ would make a horizontal su­ a polite pleasantry. He is, in iid , offering you the 2:00, 7:80, 9:26 DANfXNO 9 -1 LEGAL BEVERAGES SERVED ment, Heublein said: “ We vig­ per green giant, a train.about benefits of his professional training and experience Manchester Drive-In — "Hang Adm. $3.30 tax Incl. orously deny any such allega­ I , 300 miles long. in helping you with your health problem. And help you Mon.-Fri. 2 - 7:30 - 9:25“ Em High” 8:45; “Duck You Table Service, Snacks, DAILY and SUNDAY tions and we are confident that A decision to go 100 per Sucker” 10:40 he can by dispensing your medicine promptly, explaining Sat. A Sun. 1:45 • 3:35 - RCSTMCTKO and Beverages F e d e r a l Grants Threatened In subsequent hearings and any cent to "Cascade green” was MhcMdntUxkMdnlMM. 5:30 • 7:25 A 9:25 Bast Hartford Drive-In — Undtr 17 ■reewponyim made after the Chicago, Bur­ dosage directions, and imparting other information which P«rant or Adult OtMfdlan Beservattons 64S-200I7 court proceedings which may - V 10 6ISSEU BRIDGE CXiT WEST (jBdkc BdgokAiiMrGafMtaL "Legend of Nigger Charley” lington & Quincy, the Great U lEfT AT 81UE MILIS AVENUE or 2$0-482S follow that the facts will over­ may save you worry, time and expense. ^ 10:25; “ UtUe Fauss & Big Hal­ OPiBN MON. - THURS. U AM. - 1 AM. Northern, and the Northern AU XMgRUPdJiteMfct • ii .ist? don. t reveal whelmingly support our posi­ cMnaiBwa reiSiMSS , ^ . sey” 8:40 FRI. ft SAT. 11 AM. ■ 2 AM. — SUN NOON - U P3I. B y E a s t Haddam's Zoning Pacific were combined two , , the secret of tion, and that it will prevail.” East Windsor Drive-In—“ Now years ago to become the 26,- By THOMAS KENT man, Sam Pear, says that the to the area Involved," he- sald. Hedbleln’s controlling interest SOLORRBIUE Cjtnal KlMMile^ You See Him, Now You Dcai’t” , NO ONE UNDER 17 AOMITTKO Agnes Davis 000-mile Burlington Northern. 8:86; A New Leaf” 10:10 lAfR lim it may vary EAST HADDAM, Conn. (AP) ordinance definitely was passed Pear lashed out at state offl- In United was acquired Feb. 3, The paint job has covered, Meadows Drive-In — “ Hang in cartAin arM d — Future federal greints to I*' but says, “ I don't think clals who, he said, “ sit on their 1969. at an approximate cost ot literally and figuratively, WESTOWM Em High” 8:60; “ Duck You East Haddam are being Ihreat- there was any thought of dls- hands up In Hartford and make million, II. 3,000 freight cars of various ^ ^ PHARMACY ■ @ • 1 Sucker” ll:ll ened by a controversy involving crimination” In Its design. statements that aren’t true.” United was a wholly-owned types, and 2,100 locomotives. S n o o p y , 455 HARTFORD ROAD — 643-5230 Mansfield Drive-In — “ Now the state Commission on Hu- Pear’s comments were chal- He Insisted that the effect of production and marketing sub­ It cost $18 million. C o m o You See Him, Now You Don’t” man Rights and Opportunities, lenged by Special Assistant Ell- the zoning regulation is not dls- aldiary of Allied Grape ,Grow- L O i l the town zoning board, and a J®* Young of the state Commis- criminatory and that "Every- ers of San Francisco, an agri- " n i E v - 8:80; “ Barefoot Elxecutlve” HARTFORD RD. 1 H o m o 10:16 59-year-old woodcutter who sion on Human Rights and Op- one Is welcome in East Had- cultural cooperative with ap- □i Godfalher DAILY AT: Jerry Lewis Cinema, South posted a sign accusing the portunltles. Walden complained dam.” proxmiately 1,600 members, 1-3.(5- Windsor — “ Nicholas & Alex­ DAIRY (JUEEN board of discrimination Young about the alleged He said that East Haddam United is now a wholly owned San..Thtir. PtL-Sat. 7-9 andra” 7:00 The controversy revolves Haddam ordinance. has “two or three” black and subsidiary of Heublein Allied l:30-6rf»0- 12:30-3:30- . TiTROoujwr' IT M R M R TMRI THIS around an alleged town zoning “ Whether anything Is in- Puerto Rican families, and that Vintners Inc., In vriilch Heub- 8:30 7:00- 10.:00 WOODSTOCK rule that prohibits the sale of tentional or not isn’t Impor- “ a lot of colored people come Id " has an 82 per cent Interest ORiVI-tN IMOWTiMI some East Haddam property In tant.” Young. “The net ef- down to the lake and we don’t and Allied Grape Growers the i^aaBEE ATOUM STRAWBERRY lACNMITf IINVITATION M R .t parcels of less than four acres, 'ect Is that the community has bother them." remainder. The woodcutter, Whltey Wal- opened up the community "people are getting the The FTC alleges that the ac- TO BID FESTIVAL den, says the towm never offl- at all to permit young people or wrong idea of what’s going on qulsltlon may substantially S T A T E THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 244 Center St., Manchester dally passed the rule but Is minorities to live there.” down here,” he said. “ This lessen competition or tend to ™ 643-78 32 TRUCK-SNOW PLOW- LAMEST AMUSEMENT FAM IN Dairii Phone: 648-1995 NOT NOW! nevertheless trying to keep him Young said In a letter to whole thing has been blown up create a monopoly In the wine AIR-CONDITION! D • FRfI PAMM RIAR THIATPO SAND3PREADER NEW ENGUNO from selling two of hls 30 acres P®ar. “ The Commission on Hu- into nonsense. I think It’s a lot Industry, both nationally and In Prc^xjsals to furnish aind de­ lake mine a to a young Clinton couple. He man Rights and Opportunities Qf foolishness." California. WWIDOSaHlM. liver one 4-wheel drive dump Queen claims the zoning commission would like to go on record op- As an example, theregu- MW 7DUD0IIT truck with snow plow and sand- STRAWBERRY SEA FO O D ENTIRE PARK O P E N is trying to discriminate posing the discriminatory zon- latory agency said the acqulsl- THE INVISIBLE VAPOR CAPER spreader instaUed will be re­ Prepared to perfection! SHORTCAKE Try our Baked Stuffed agalnst people who can't afford iDff pi'actlces of East Haddam. ComniflteT L.Ot O p e n s tlon allegedly: ceived by the Bolton Board of EVERT DAt 1 PM . Shrimp, Lobster, Boston four-acre tracts, and Walden Young said hls office would The Connecticut Department —Has eliminated actual and oftheyear! Education untU 1:00 p.m., Au­ ‘'DAIRY QUEEN*” STYLE Scrod, King Crab or has posted a s l ^ on his truck ps-y “ particular attention” to ©f Transportation will open its substantial potential com- gust 17, 1972. 0 • 1972 KM Oww, 8?«ttfCiiens SUN., JULY 30 Deep Pried Shritnp — to publicize his accusation. any East Haddam request for fifth highway Interchange com- petition In the industry, and Spedficatlons and Bid forms they’re all delicious I The campus down Disney Co-Hit Popular TV Stars “Four Acre Lots for Sale,” federal funds for Its operations, muter parking lot Monday near may Increase high levels of may be obtained at the Office of "THE BAREFOOT the sign reads. "No poor white "We believe that no Federal relocated Rts. 2 and 11 in Col- concentration, gets a F L A S H the Sux>erlntendent of Schools, BUCK TAYLOR AS EXECUTIVE” or colored people. Only polltl- funds should be approved for Chester. —May prevent new wineries Notch Road, Bolton, Cohn. in t h e L A B .. OPEN DAILY clans and aristocrats.’’ His no-auy town which uses zoning to The 60-car paved parking lot, from entering and growing, 648-1669. “NewLy O’Brian" a n d the laughs — N E XT — tlce Is signed “East Haddam, discriminate,” he said. which will be landscaped. Is lo- existing wineries from ex- Joseph P. Castagna, AND IN'CLUDING SUNDAY “CLOCKWORK ORANGE” Conn Zoning Commission ’’ ' Young said his office could cated on Lake Hayward Road, pandhig and independent wl- ^appear like Superintendent of Sdiools GLENN STRANGE AS *.0 U.4 I •i'% 11 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Walden said Wednesday that protest grants to the city that The lot is open to the public neries from purchasing better J o “Sam” during the night hls truck and would pay for facilities de- and parking Is free. quality wine grapes as well as m s m n ------FREE ------the sign had been firebombed. signed for low-population ------TOP Rrrs FROM TV’S 2 DINNERS FOR THE He said he saw a small foreign areas-the kind of area kely j e Feature Shown First car without lights drive away ‘ <> appear with land sales limit, I ANCHEST CHILDREN ON MONDAY BREAKFAST SPECIAL 2 «-> / uv - /rv WALT DISNEY Elxoept Fri. ft Sat. after the fire started. The truck ®d ‘ rac‘8 a®*’®® f^lj i> ^ Mft • HO! Iiih Nnn H NIGHTS WHEN ACCOM­ 2 EGGS - COFFEE C A 0 PRODUCTIONS’ and sign were totally de- more. 6UNSM0KE PANIED BY AN ADULT. stroyed. He declined to say He cited “a ^ant for laying TOAST & JELLY O U ROD STEIGER AND JAMES COBURN whether he would replace the ®®wers not of the ty]^ that a - 3 FREE IN PERSON 99c VALUE gj lows for multi-family dwell- DIFERENT LUNCHEON SPECIAL WILL BIDW YOU AMUT EVERY DAY APPEARANCES East Haddam’s first select- m gs" as the kind of grant hls ■ ______' commission might oppose. 3; 6 & 8 P.M. r e g . 6 0 ^ Young said he’s received no • SATURDAY SPECIAL • HOW YOUDON7 response from Pear to hls let­ ROAST BEEF SANDWICH 99® • * Plus * * ter. Pear said the commission is welcome to send representa­ All N e w in '72 tives to view the land in ques­ CHILDERS RESTAURANT OPEN DAILY 6 A.M. BOM S DAYSORNKiH I S Dairy Queen Brazier Special tion. 250 HARTFORD RD. TECHNICOLOR' “ I will personally take them EVERY DAYORNIGHT CRISPY CHICKEN SNACK SPECIAL ifu lurlin*’. SUNDAYS 2 pc. Fried Chicken Cl'ildfpo tip III 8 yeJfS 1 Dinner Roll Coleslaw M . 5 0 French Fries England’s 6r BURGER DELUXE * 3 . 5 0 Ib. beef burg, with Lettuce ft Tomato heap of French FYlea MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE Ride a ll the rid a at many fime% as PRESENTS Hardware you wont CALL AHEAD 647-1076 “OF THEE 1 SING” R O U T E 4 4 A STOCK CAR plus the grand mUBlcal play' HARTFORD ROAD DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER* from the book by George Kaufman and Morrie Rysklnd .KURT CESAR JOE JIM FIGURE 8 RACES with music and lyrics by George and Ira Gershwin BOLTON NOTCH RUSSELL ROMERO FLYNN BACKUSf TUES. & SAT. Open Friday & Sat. Niqhts till Midnight JULY 27, 28, 29 at 8:30 P.M, BURGER Today: 1:00 • 2:45 • 6:30 8:20 Pins. SBiHt SBBJeet STARTING - 8:00 P.M. Take hom e or enjoy it in our air- * * ford, as a full-time counseling 8:30 p.m. brary, 8 p.m. (sponsored by SAM). female chauvinism should sur­ ficial sweetener that you use assistant. Dance with "Surprise,” Stag)s n, to make that much differ- (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Myott, Kelly Dawn, daughter of Gordon B. and Kay M;. Dande with “ Candle Mass EJve,” prise no one, and maybe It’s Tjalma Myott, RFD 2, Harvej^Lane, Rockville. She was bom Lozlto, who received his BA Manchester Green, 8 to 12 p.m. Stage H, Manchester Green, 8 to 12 healthy. But this is a two-sex ence. Neither of these prep­ degree from Boaton College, SUNDAY arations would have iodine Is your family getting a balanced July 7 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grand­ p.m. revolution.” mother Is Mrs. Laura Tjalma, Newaygo, Mich. Her paternal said, "This job is related to my Free concert, 80 Main St., Danbury, (Photo by Atwood) in them anyway, so the like­ diet? Ta find out you'll wont to read THURSDAY grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Myott, Enfield. She field of study — clinical psychol­ 1 p.m. Strong blue center contrasts with velvety white trumpet of this Gloxinia, one lihood is that you’re not get­ Dr. Lamb's boaklet in which he an­ "The Curious Savage,” Whlton Li­ has a sister, Tracy Lynn, 4. ogy — and I enjoy working with "O f Thel. Members " § T A R The loans, to be purchased by ^ants are blooming splendidly question comes up every planned to be operational by Prom the responses of those tutions that make them, or by a and in shades of pink, blue, of the Sunday School stEiff will -By CLAY R. POLLAN- the state, are those made or to The variety name, If you want ^ LlIR A mid-September. be made by financial Institutions financial In^tutlona, the Treas­ service agent selected by the lavender, red and purple. teach and eisslst with the pro- Mr, Your Daily Activity Guide y W MAR. It Weekly discussiem groups on urer has ascertained that every state. It happens that today, Fri­ to note It lor y ^ r o^^ gar- ^^^osity the potato balls ap- grram. ti According to the Stars. to eligible students between den next year, is Tickled Pink. ,, t. ^ , « Monday evenings from 8 to 10 March 1, 1972 and August 31, part of the state is serviced by Under new federal laws, a day, July 28, is Selma Strick­ _ , , . parrently have no value. Anyone The evening sessions will con­ 4-22-3344 To develop message for Saturday, The plants were grown by f , , ; . 6-5566-73i p.m. are tentatively starting 1972. a bank making education loans student who resides in Connec­ land’s 83rd birthday, an appro- :&/54^90-83 reod words corresponding to numbers 74-76-77 % Louis Albasi of Bolton and the new variety of po- clude at 8:45. Commencement 'of your Zodiac birth sign. Aug. 7. However, the center is ’Dlls new program has vastly to qualified students without ticut can qualify for these loans, priate occasion to publish a pic- variety was chosen by Mrs t****^®® might plant the seed and 'TAURUS K O R riO exercises will be held on Aug. 1 Don’t 31 For 61 Compticote< open Monday through Friday 9 Increased the number of Institu­ limitations. regardless of his income. If the ture of one of her fine plants j, J. Sullivan of the gar^ '^*’ at happened but he would \ AM. 20 OCT. 2) I 11. 2 You'll 32 Romontic 62 Deal a.m.-6 p.m., as well as Monday tions making loans to students, "The purpose of the Secondary educational institution certifies and ask the secret of her sue- because she had tried ^^® ancestry of Our Servicemen < tXAY 20 3 Some 33 To 63 More The school is open to all chil­ HOY. 2 f and Thursday nights until 10, for MesklU said. Market Is to make more educa­ that the student Is in “ need" ,gf cess. ,t success, in her own ‘h® "ew seedlings. Gary started 5-20-31-42 4 An 34 Accomplish 64 Not Cadet Timothy J. Greszko, son PO l.C. EK>nald C. Evans, son dren of the community from 4 U52-6382-84 5 Moke 35 Results 65 Gets 7-l9-XL4\tZ anyone wishing to drop by for More than 76 financial insUtu- tional loans available to quali­ this financial assistance. The With typical New England re- gj^rden tils crop with pieces of potato 6 Be 36 About 66 In 51-62-Z2 help. fied students,” the governor loans are Interest-free while the serve, Mrs. Strickland makes : Mr. and Mrs. John Greszko Evans of 120 through 13 years of age. The GEMINI 7 People 37 To 67 Dealings tlons are now making loans to Farther east on Center St. bought at a supermarket for of Mr, SAGirrARtUS said. "This $9.8 mlUlon com­ student Is In school and are light of her accomplishment, . J. Terrace Dr., Vernon recently program will inc.lude Bible sto­ MAf 21 8 You 30 Get 68 Aim Tomorrow SAM (Summer Activities in Manches­ spoon; Farfel; Mark Staknls; Midney; the Outer- eUglble students because of this near Lenox, the plot of annual his family s table 9 Poy 39 High 69 Steps NOYe 2Z Am. mitment to purchase educational guaranteed by the Connecticut ’"rhey do well lor me,” she of 29 Falknor Dr., Is attending awarded the Navy Achieve- ries, handcraft projects, visual­ JUNB 20 ter) will present a free ten-hour rock festival at Mt. space Blues Band; Markenbrook; Michael, Jay and new program. Formerly many flowers for which the Perennial 10 Trips 40 Or 70 In Dec, 21 loans wUl free up a like amount Student Loan Foundation. says. ” I’ve had them for the Army Reserve Officers nient Medal and citation for his ized songs, and recreation. 9-16-27-38 11 Todoy s 41 Easier 71 Conditions Nebo field, starting at 1 p.m. The long list of per­ of these institutions made educa­ Planters take responsibility Is Youth Office Linda; Peabody, Sherman and Friends; and Coster, years.” Training Corps advanced sum- performance during the last pa- Those wishing transportation j y 49-70-78 12 Opportunity 42 Yourself 72 With 47-5&^ ■ formers includes Jeannle McMillan; Vic Weather- Welling and Wallach. Park at Charter Oak Park. tional loans to students only If beginning to show gay color In COOKING CANCER 13 Get 43 Dotes 73 Diet they were customers of the Like other gardemers for mer camp at Indiantown Gap ^col of the nuclear submarine or more information may con­ 14 Be 44 An CAPRICORN the outer border of double por- ^ \ m c 2 t 74 To bank, and many other Institu­ whom plants "do well,” Mrs. USfi George Bancroft. tact the church office. 15 More 45 In 75 Advisoble Dec. z t ^ D oors O pen M ore T h an 1 5 0 Participate tulaca, blossoming in white, IS FUN Military Reservation, Pa. He 22 16 And 46 Some tions did not participate. in the Strickland gives her Gloxinias 76 Avoid JAN. pink, yellow, red and purple. Is a 1967 graduate of Manches­ 17 Rote 47 Toking 77 Discomfort Any Manchester young person loan program at all. almost daily care. Their loca- iL , , , , , . Marine Lance Cpl. David R. 2-13-24-35 18 Inconsistent 48 Pleasure 3-18-29^/^ „ 1 ,1. _ The pink petunias next to the ter High School and a 1972 grad­ 78 Order seeking aid for personal, legal, tlon In the sun porch makes . j j Ignatowicz, son of Mr. and Mrs. South African Ore >^45-5^7 19 W ill 49 Accounts 79 May 61-71.79^vA All of Connecticut’s commer­ In Summer Tennis Courses 20 Room 50 With ™ outer edge In this garden are uate of Northeastern University, LEO 80 Fovoroble AQUARIUS school, or employment problems this comparatively easy Peter Ignatowicz of 33 Vernon 21 Visits ^ 51 To Ballerina. > T CECUT MOWN5IONE To Last 1,000 Years j JVVf 23 81 Who is encouraged to drop In or ar­ porch is on the east side of the Boston. Ave., Rockville, has been meri­ 22 Appeal ’ 52 At U N . 20 Smash! Bong! Zing! Future net JunlOT High 3ch(x>l, and 82 Elevoted range an appointment at the house where It gets full sunlight Toward the center there is a toriously promoted to his pres- JOHANNESBURG — South 22 23 To ^ 53 Proposols 03 Response greats are entering their last Rlchardr C. Rlsley, junior 24 Good s 54 0fficiol 84 Position Youth Services Center at 14 In the morning. It opens off the ring of Celosia, just starting to COMPANY DINNER Army Dr. Christopher H. Mc­ ent rank while serving at the Africa htis a reserve of more ^10-2T-32^ 25 Timid | 55 Wise assistant instructor. show the gold color of its flow­ ^ 5 3 ^ 7 5 85 Develop Park St. JOY Seeks week of tennis instruction at the living room and is heated In the Fried Chicken Hominy Neill, son of Mr. EUid Mrs. Blake­ Marine Corps Air Station, Jack- than 6 billion tons of ore with 26 Conducive « 56 Money 86 Count According to Miss LaRocca, ers, then Senator Dirksen mari­ VIRGO 27 Collect * 57 Importont 87 Regular PISCES The center, originally housed SUMMER YOUTH SCENE Charter Oak and B. Senter St. who has taught tennis for the winter. ’The plants stay in the Green Peas Salad Bowl ly R. McNeill of 377 Bush Hill sonville, N.C. A meritorious an Iron content of 60 per cent or golds, starting to show their 28 Ace ^ 58 Progressive 88 May «5. f, ^ at Bennet Junior High School same location all year 'round. Cherry and Honeydew Compote Rd., recently was promoted to promotion Is awarded only to more. This Is enough to lEist 29 Confusing g. 59 Thon courts. past three years, the number sen . 22 89 Work on Main St., was moved to more Youth Jobs Reaching the end of their yellow flowers, and In the mid- CHERRY AND HONEYDEW the rank of major at Ft. Sam these Marines who have, distin- 1,000 yesirs at the nation’s pres- 30 Be 60 Folks 90 Come MAR. ZofTP® These rec-sponsored lessons of enroUees Increases each sum­ ,11-15-26-37 12-23-34-46^ spacious surroundings (on Park blooming period now, the Gloxin- die a planting of red-leaved Houston. Tex. Maj. MciT^ill, a guished themselves through ent consumption rate. (^Adverse Neutral For those not wishing to spend are all part of the recreatlmi mer. By the end of the Instruc­ COMPOTE ’48-59-87-89 57-68^8-901^ S t) when there appeared to be las will soon drop their leaves. Amaranthus. These are sup- resident In gastroenterology at work, military bearing and ------m their summer addressing 300 department’s summer program, tion time, all students 'will have /It’s a spirited fruit dessert. a need for greater involvement The dormant bulbs will be given posed to grow taller than any Brooke General Hospital, Brooke leadership. He Is a 1970 gradl^ wed(jlng invitations, sewing and are held five days a week: learned how to use the forehand 1/2 cup sugar In youth problems. At the same water only two or three times of the other plants but, so far, Army Medical Center, enter­ ate of Rockville High School. labels on Junior’s camp clothes, Mondays, Wednesday, and Fri­ and backhand grips, how to vol­ during the long wmter. When have been outstripped by the 1 cup water time of the relocation, the cen­ ed the Army in 1970 and was liiowlng la'wns, or typing a pa­ days at E. Center St. and Tues­ ley, how to serve, and how to spring comes and the plants marigolds and will have to 1 tablespoon lemon juice ter’s staff was increased to last stationed at Ft. Rucker, per for that summer college days and Thursdays at Charter play a game. They will also be 1 pound sweet dark cherries, seven people. begin to grow again they will catch up. Bell 1,201 Years Old course, a job placement service Oftk.The three dally lessons run knowledgeable in on-the-court pitted and halved Ala. A 1960 graduate of Man­ Youth organizations such as be given more water and some Flowers and Weeds Is avtdlable. In 60-mlnute shifts from 9:80 to etiquette. 2 tablespoons light nun chester High ^hool, he received KYONOJU, Korea — A bell b^oodland, GARDENS SAM and the Manchester YOuth fertilizer. Late in June the first Looking up Portulaca to leam By calling 846-1124 between noon at each of the sites, and Miss LaRocca has also been . 1 cup honeydew balls his B8 degree from Trinity on exhibit at Kyongju Museum Commission have been sanction­ blossoms will appear. that It came from Brazil and Is the hours of 8:80 a.m. and 4:80 have attracted more than 160 teaching a group of enthusiastic In a small saucepan stir to­ College, Hartford, in 1964. His was CEist In 771. It measures 11 ed by the center. Starts with Leaf esteemed annual flower, I p.m., Monday through Friday, young people. adults Monday, Tuesday, and gether the sugar, water and wife, Janice, lives at 11323 El feet, 7.5 inches In diameter and Let Us Help You With Your Lawn and Plant Probtems Tlie Manchester Big Brother It Is possible to buy Gloxinia (om,d that Its closest relative In willing workers of junior high The lessons are run In a six- Wednesday night from 6 to 8. lemon juice over low heat until Sendero, San Antonio, Tex. weighs 168,000 pounds. chapter, an organization of vol­ bulbs but Mrs. Strickland has plant world is Purslane, and high school age can be week time span, which began So, tennis fans, beware! Nearly sugar dissolves. Bring to a boil unteer men who help fatherless relied, mainly, on buying described as "probably the =168 WOODLAND ST.. MANCHESTER 643-8474= placed Into any given employ­ at the end of June. The series 200 amateurs will be challenging boys aged 6 to 16 on a one-to- leaves, at 25 cents a leaf, and worst weed throughout the and boil 2 minutes. Add ment situation. ends Aug. „4. Enrolled young­ you for court time by the end rooting the leaves to start new cherries; cool; stir in rum; cov­ one basis, is housed at the cen­ Since its opening In April, sters are taught by Miss Rose of the summer! plants. She has started many It got here from Europe In the er and chill. At serving time ter offices. JOY (Job Opportunities for LaRocca, a gym teacher at Ben- D.Kellsey plants with leaves from her own To get fliat good feelin g JOY (Job Opportunities for 1600s, one hopes by accident, garnish with honeydew balls. Youth) has placed approximate­ Gloxinias, has had plants to sell 3 for Makes 6 servings. Youth),-a job bank originated ly 60 youths in permanent or and some to give to friends. and was known to early New ln side...biiy $2.75 MUMS and run by a high school stu­ temporary job situations. England g.ardeners as “ pusley.” The leaves will root, she says, dent,' was g(lven an office and Heed cut of the ground and left Yet an ever-increasing num­ in water or in a rooting medium Smoking May Potted, Hardy, a phone in the center. harold feats socks although occasionally there is a on the surface, it puts out roots ber of youths desire employ­ All Luscious Colors! The Youth Services Center Is ment, especially during the sum­ failure. ” It takes quite a while,” again with the first shower and Hurt the Feet willing to help Initiate such en­ harold feats she says, and when there is a grows anew. Seeds are said to mer months. . BOSTON (AP) — The haz­ = STILL HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF terprises. would walk the streets, little clump of new roots she live in the soil for many years LIVE LADY BUGS NOW = Members of this community, ards of smoking Include pos­ A complo^ and boBar Working In conjunction 'with alone at night, gives the new plant its own and germinate when plowed up as well as those non-Manches­ sible foot trouble, says the past the sckoola, various social agen­ after a fight small pot, moving it to larger to the surface, ter residents, are encouraged to president of the American CENTRAL AIlM M liromOlimfiSTST^ I Bedding Plants 85° 180 for S4J95 $239 I cies, and Manchester Memorial with the neighbors pots as it grows. Amaranthus turns out to be Be Ecologictd — s make use of this service. Podiatry Association Dr. Er­ Hospital, the Youth Services Mrs. Strickland uses African ^ close relative of pigweed and Balance The EnYlronmenV. = near his box, « nest M. Weiner. s ZlnniEUi, Asters, Impatience, Snaps, Center provides a resource cen­ violet fertilizer for her plants the tumbleweed that tumbles who would steal He told the group’s annual ’a s Dcdsles ter as well as a counseling cen­ and it is a fact that Gloxinias through our cowbov songs, TIME TO PLANT M his drying socks; convention ’Thursday that ciga­ ter for all aspects of youth and Gankofskie are closely related to African Potato Balls HARDY PERENNIALS NOW! s (they were too cheap rette smoking will aggravate youth-related problems. violets. Both are Gesneriads Lyndon McKeen of Coventrv = OONTRCHi CRABGRASS NOW! Also Plant Now: Was First to buy their own) the problems of poor or border­ CJolumbine,* Shasta Dtdsiea, Seduma, S Sue Klemens and the two most popular mem- reported that his 14-year-old line circulation. harold would cry, SOOTTS CLOUT® Baby’s Breath, Primrose, Delphiniums = Last Thursday (July 20) Ken hers of this plant family. The grandson. Gary Copas. has some "Poor circulation to the feet and 100 more! Lfirge 6” pots! S and then leave home — Latin name the Gloxinia is family’s Covers 6,000 sq. ft. $6.95 Oankofskle of Coventry took can lead to many problems,” Concert to console himself S in n ^ a , and it is a native of ORTHO® first place In the open division he said, ‘"rhese include sus­ Only box = of the cross-country meets Iveld in joe’s cafe, Brazil. The African violet ^ ^uced "notato balls ” These ceptibility to infection which if Covers 2,000 sq. ft. $2.59 (Salntpaulia) started life, as the P';®™®®'’ P°‘ “ ‘ o Also Plant Now: 'Vegetable Planta, Late — Schedule at Wickham Park every Thurs­ to control himself,, are green seed pods that form uncontrolled, could result in name suggests, on the continent Cabbage, Cauliflower, Broccoli, Savoy, = SAM (Summer Activities The Ordeals of Summer Thespians day night at 6:46. and find his way sometimes from a potato blos­ HANGING POTS Reg. $4.80 NOW $2.96 of Africa. gangrene. Poor circulation also Celery, Herbs. In Manchester) Is sponsoring His Ume for the hUIy course back home som and contain .seeds that can means very slew healing of African Violets Special! 69c, S for $1.99 Leonard Strickland, who will . j , , j , In Blossom, 2i/j’5 Pots a free rock concert at Mt, By MARCIE GORDON with this monetary difficulty in ets, programs, and all publicity Ized, one Is now In Europe, and was the season’s best, at 16:20. along the streets, cuts, bruises or other wounds be 87 in January, is a retired ripened and planted to pro­ Only 79c box g Nebo field tomorrow from 1 the foreground, Leroy Hay must be created by sheer will­ another (consequently a crew In the high school division) Ed back home on the feet.” railroad worker, an inspector

who has made himself an eminently auc- ceasful career out of finding fault wlUi lEoPttitts e'verybody’a products. The great American crusader appear­ PUBLlSHBt> BY THE ed on the Australian scene, and Immedi­ MANCHESTER PUBUSHING CO. IS BlBs^ Street Manchester, Conn. ately began telUng the Australians what BURL LYONS what was wrong •with them and with Publisher Founded October 1, 1881 their produots. In return, they were sup­ Published Every Evening Except Sundays posed to come forward eager to finance and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at Manchester. Conn., as Second Class Mail a permanent crusade on their own be­ Matter. half as consumers, to be managed by the SUBSCRIPTION RATES Payable in Advance pubilc-iqilrlted enterprisers vdio had In­ One Year ...... $39.00 Six Months ...... 19.60 vested the original $6,000 in setting up Three Months ...... 9.75 One Month ...... 3.25 the visit for the American crusader. 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Service, Inc. days of futility, the great American cru­ Publishers Representatives — Mathews. Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency sader on behalf of consumers head­ —New York. Oiicago. Detroit and Boston. ed beick for the United States, where con­ MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA­ TIONS. sumers are more gullible. Display advertising closing hours For Monday — 1 p m. Friday For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday For Wednesday—1 p.m. Monday Fcr Thursday—1 p.m. T^ie^ay Living On Sun, Wind And Water For Friday—1 p.m. Wednesday Classified deadline 12 Noon day An experimentBl commune soon to be before publication 12 Noon Friday for Saturday and Monday publica­ estabUshed over in .Wales is going to try tion. to mate a satisfaotory living by the use Friday, July 28 of what it cans “soft tedmoiogy.” That means a technology which gets Last In Line Its energy without depleflng the earth’s The other day the Houae Foreign Af­ finite storebouse supply. fairs Committee surprised everybody, Instead of using up part of the Umited including itself, by giving its aptww al, reserve of coal and oil, the now com­ for the first time, to one of those end- Nature Study By Sylviaa Ofiam mune will try to take the eneigy it heeds THE WREN the-war amendments. Tills action open­ from such things as the sun itself, the ed the door for a look at the mood k no chances at ing Manchester Guardsmen to­ Shoplifters come from all age groups, but the most tragic cases usually involve bers of the United States Senate, who ley Gcld'blccm (Equity Fund­ ern intellectual establishment be a real bummer. It could tions on Israel and economic Wednesday’s lunciheon. Al­ day. teenagers and children. exegrtion of force is regular and predict­ ing). In addition Victor Car­ which has some sort of (Uvine ' face the people once every six years. poUcy, have been the bedrock though Jewish Democrats in­ ter (formerly of Republic right to rule this nation.” This able, we have so far extracted nothing of Democratic campaign con­ vited were originally told both Parents, know where your children are and what they are doing. Warn them of Corp.), a West Coast Jewish was an attribution of a view to 10 Years Ago Next In line, in perceiving that the war more than some Passamaquoddy-type tributors for years. Their mass Kissinger and Stans would be happen you know... just by Democrat who backed Sen. Agnew. So far as his ■view is what the consequences can be of a rash act. Avoid the family tragedy that can In Vietnam was something to be against, defection now to the Republican present, Kissinger refused to at­ The Town Building Committee mirMn' experlmjents. Henry M. Jackson for Presi­ concerned, we imagine he would occur because of a shoplifting conviction. enemy tells how drastically Mc­ tend unless Stans dropped <^t. says there are at least seven were the occupants of the White House, dent, is supporting Mr. Nixon. consider Santa Barbara merely And from the wind, that cesseleaB, Govern’s nomination has nar­ ways to cut the costs of the The harvest from the East Most of the work is finished a western colony outpost of the doing something stupid . . . like who have to go to the voters every four restless, churning up over us, we have rowed the party’s financial proposed Central Firehouse. Coast has been equally golden. now, thanks partly to somno­ Eastern intellectuals In another base. years. Mr. Johnson refused the ordeal. managed only a feiw windmills. Accepting an lnvitatit yet come up with the syafems erstwhile fat cats for McGov­ done. We told them we wanted could cost you five years of war in Vietnam la something to be at Wednesday’s luncheon. As a a zeailcus Zionist. even political Agnews or John ern. to test them. They were not against, is the House, whose members which could capture and staJbtUze such result, chief Nixon fund-raiser Two other New Yorkers who Wayne type generals could ■win.’’ told, so far as I know, what fueled Humphrey’s 1972 cam­ Now it is too late. Mr. Nixon Here the ■writer of the ecDtorial face the electorate every two years — natural riots of incalculable energy. Mlaurice fitans canceled out. they were being treated for or Nevertheless, the fact that Die paign have quietly slipped In­ has made inroads into the Jew­ was referring to such Kennedy- your life. That isn't exactly a the shortest term Interval of all. That Is where the “ soft technriogy” what they were not being Nixon poUtlcal apparatus would to the Nixon oiibit. Charles Bas- ish Democratic establishment Johnson bralntrusters as the treated for. We (Udn’t tell them of the p rop ose new commurte over in sine and his son-in-law, Artluu: unthinkable only week ago, per­ Rcstow brothers and the Bundy There are curious and contradictory risk the credibility of so valu­ we were looking for syphilis. I King's Department Store Wales Is goir« to come in. Its mansgers able an asset as the redoubtable Cohen, both millionaires and of­ haps sigrallng a party realign­ brothers, whose throries and op­ don’t think they would have Franklin Ufe, C . 'R. Smith Agency erations received most exposure fairtrade, is it? suggestions in this. Are those politicians Hetuy Kissinger to sway Demo­ ficers in the corporate structure ment In November of major known what that was.” — Dr. wlU try to set up a style of living ■which In the Pentagon Papers and who. who most often have to face the cratic fat cats shows how seri­ controlling B. J. Korvette. In prt^rttons. J. W. Williams, a dfin- people, But in this instance, famUiarty plan for human life. We were stand, now, that It must be poUUcaUy ister Fidel Castro of Cuba in a seemed to breed recognition of stature. not to Uv^ at variance with Him "safe to be against the war. It’s got to be, speech attacking President. Nix­ The ■vice-presidency, if Indeed it was or in . rejection of His nature on’s Vietnam pedicles. when the House begins edging that way. offered, must surely have been a tanta­ and plan, but rather in the heart I lizing plum for Ribicoff to consider. of His plans. His plan is that I didn’t want to go around What a capstone to a long, distinguished the wotD of G(xl might live In the streets robbing and steal­ public career it would have been. But, us. If that word Uves in us, ing. I was just trying to aur- Australia Repulses A Balder no, it was not to have been. Abe Ribicoff Christ’s promise is, “your joy ■vive. I wasn’t, trying to commit made it infinitely plain that be was hap­ will be full.’’ Seek out His word /T group of Australians, a little while a crime. If I had I wouldn't t c ^ y that your joy may be full. py in the Senate, that he wants no part have gotten up every morning TH E SILEIMT C EtI M E ago, invested $6,000 of their hard- Ask end it will be given you, of the Job. and gone to work." — James seek and you shall find, knock earned money in a glamorous scheme to Ribicoff is, if anything, a candid, out­ David Morris Jr., a 20-year-61d launch a consumers crusade In their con­ spoken man. IDs Intcnlty, never ques­ and it shall 1m opened to you: civilian charged with imperso­ tioned, was surely enhanced by h'ls han-' Submitted by, tinent. For this puipoee, they Imported, nating a soldier after living at dllng of this delicate situation. — NEW Norman E. Swensen, Pastor Ft. McPherson, Ga., for more from the' United States, the individual BRITAIN h e r a l d . 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MAWCTgSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTftR, CONN., FRTDAY, JULY 28, 1 PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1972 Coventry Competition Winners Named Aetna Reports Eastland Higher Profits Succeeds Street Light Installations In Physieal Fitness Jamboree HARTFORD (AP) — Aetna xSWlN/ Life' & Casualty today reported The y^anchester RecreaUon die Bombardier, Valley; 80-yard Charter Oak; and Kendra Lau­ Ellender operating earnings for the first Get Nod From Council Department tveld ita annual c ^ h : Rick Lautenbach, Charter rence, Bowers. Physical FiUiess Jamboree at OtUt; Tom Bombardier, Valley; Girls 11-12 standing broad balf^of 1972 of $72.7 million, up LET U S H E L P YOU WABHINaXON (AP) — Sen the West Side Oval yesterday. and Guy Piccolo, Keeney. Jump: Terry Frank, Waddell;/ 36 per cent from the same peri­ W IT H Y O U R James O. Bastland, con­con- Town Council, on the rec- The work is being done as chllng, adjutant; M d Harold Demo- ommendation of Chief of Police part of the master plan for the Newcomb, fin^ce tracer. The toUoiwing are the results Girls 5 to 7—Obstacle course: Marlaine Coulombe, Valley St./f od last year. servative Mississippi ------of the competlUons. C A R B U Y IN G crat, was elected president pro Robert ^ b e r t Kjellquist,KJellqulst, has approved development of the property O****'? Margaret Hanley, Keeney; and Carol Lundberg, Buckle^; Aetna said the six-month fig­ For boys five to seven-years softball throw for accuracy: DECISION tempore of the Senate today, the insUIlation...... of " nine street ' drawn "" up two years ago by the lain; S n w , hiat^an; Colette Lessard, Suzanne Les- ure equaled $2.71 per common Conservation Commission. Joseph Peck, service officer; old: obstacle course, Danny sard. Bowers; and Stacy Sharon Maher, West Side; klm succeeding Allen J. BUender of lights, -as part of the council’s Saucier, Keeney; Bob McCon­ share, compared with $1.93 per McBride Retiring and Robert Roche, sergsant at Spears, Charter Oak. sit ups: Redford, Verplanck; and/Patl Louisiana- continuing program to improve nell, Valley; and Sean Hagerty, common share for the first half With his sermon this Sunday, arms. Debbie Boud, Verplanck; Renee Pina, Charter Oak; pus)! ups; The election of BlasUand, 67, lighting in the town. Highland Park, slt-ups: Tom of 1971. Earnings for the first Rev. James McBride will mark -phe now slate will be installed HJame, Buckley; Cheryl Davis, Sue Colbert; Christine Silver, was by voice vote at the start New street lights are to be Blskuplak, Green; David Crow­ six months last year were $5.2 his retirement, after four years 3gpt_ jg |n ceremonies at the Charter Oak; standing broad West Side; and Kar^n Hutt, of the day’s Senate session fol­ installed at the state boat launch ell, Green; and Stej^en Vin­ million. of service at the First Congre- home on Wall St. Jump: Corliss Martin, Buckley; Green; 40-yard da^h: Terry lowing BUender*8 death of a Bite on Cross St. opposite the cent, Green; standing broad First half net income for 1972 A gational Church. American Legion Sale Terry Foley, Verplanck; and Frank, Waddell; Teriy Gustav- heart attack last night. boat launch drive; on Rt. 31 op­ Jump: Van GuUo, West Side; was $72.6 million, including Rev. and Mrs. McBride will phe Womeij’s Auxiliary of Kim Merz, Bowers; 20-yard Bon, West Side;. and Nella That's what we're here for! 'You know what you Senate Democrats designated posite -Beverly Dr.; on Daley Jack Moreau, Martin; and capital gains of $3.5 million, an retire to their home in Cadillac, poat S3, American Legion, will dash: Jennifer Boud, Verplanck; Leigher, Waddell. want in a car and we know what our cars have to Bastland, as their senior mem­ Rd., opposite Standlsh R d.; and Tommy Lerch, 20-yard dash: extraordinary teuc credit of $4.1 Mich. Jennifer MacGlllvary, and Betty Girls 18-14 standing ^road offer . . . let's get together and talk about it today. ber, at a party caucus shortly on Daley Rd., at Lake Rd. hold a rummage, tag and food Tod Biskupiak, Green; Steven million and a non-recurring "The Hand of God," will be before the Senate met. Also to be installed are . lights sale Aug. 12 from 10 a.m. to 2 Girls. 8 to 10 — Obstacle Jump: Kim Smith, Verpltmck charge o t $7.8, million for initial the topic of Rev. McBride’s Vincent, Green; BUly Silver, Republlcaui Leader Hugh on South St. at Lakewood Dr.; p.m. at the Legion home on course: Beth Gallup and Linda and Linda Fordn, Charter Oak; funding of a catastrophe loss farewell sermon at Sunday’s West side. Scott of Pennsylvania went the intersection of South St. and Wall St. Boys eight to 10: obstacle MacGlllvary; Kendra Laurence; baseball throw for accuracy: reserve. 9:30 a.m. worship service. and Joan Calvert; aoftball through the formality of nomi­ Bunker Hill Rd.; and in the course: Bob Moreau, Danny Melanie Coulombe, Valley and Net Income for the com­ 1972 All local residents are invited throw for accuracy: Virginia Kathy McConnell; 60-yard dash: nating Son. Oeorge D. Aiken of parking lot behind the Town White, and Peter Robinson, parable 1971 period was $66.9 to attend a coffee hour, spon­ Zukas, Bowers; Deborah Luz; Klm Smith; and medley relay Vermont, the senior OOP mem- Hall, standing broad Jump: Michael million, including capital gains CAPRI sored by the Senior P ll^ m ber of the Senate, for the post The town presently spends Elizabeth Wleczorek, Ver­ (sprints); Verplanck: West Side of $3.8 million. Fellowship, Imedlately alter Charette, Charter Oak; Brian of president pro tern. about $8,900 for street lights al­ planck; 30-yard dash—Virginia and WEiddell; and Buckley. the service in the couple’s hon- NBWI — EXCITING Gullo, West Side; David 2 litre engine, Synchro-mesh 4-speed trans., floor mounted ’This was defeated by voice ready in use, and has budgeted Lauzon, Verplanck, softball shift, rack and pinion steering, power front disc brakes, vote and then the Senate ap­ $1,060 for new lights during the throw for distance: Matt Glu- ttyled steel wheels, radial tires, high output heater, flo- Legion Offloers NATURAL HEALTH thni v/entHatlon. (Optlonals available at Extra Cost.) proved the resolution offered by current ^ ca l year. hosky, Martin; Mike Coulombe, Green - Chobot - Richardson Prices start at Majoritymajuriiy LeaderLjeauer JuneMike Mans-sums- Laidlaw Recreation Area ------FOOD SHOPFE and James Gluhosky. 30-yard field of Montana nominating Dennisa,«-vsusao Mooreavavrvao town 6llGUia|(wa"lanasw ------■ - . dash; James Gluhoeky, Martin; has reported that clearing and has--elected new officers for the GOOD-BUY 72's Bastland. Pat Silver, West side; and John mowing operations at the Laid- y®ar, with Robert Gleason Resolutions notifying Presi­ Lautenbach, Charter Oak. BRAND N EW 1972 BRAND NEW 1972 dent Nixmi and the House of law Recreation Area on Goose chosen as commander. Boys 11-12: standing broad Lane has been carried out by Other new officers are Rich- DODGE SWINGER CHRYSLER NEWPORT ROYAL Bastland * s election were Jump: Steve Agostinelli, Ver­ l-Ossr HsrStts. MsdsI LUS. Sis 4> sslsm itle. 4-Ossr tsSss. Asfomstic, psvitr tissriss. ssm r adopted and then Bastland, es­ two summer employes, as part Kowalski, senior vice com- planck; Keith Congdon, Char­ S sisx s v in y l I s lM ls r. bsSy sM s m ssM Iss. rs4l<> 4lK krskti, rails, v lirl Intsrlsr, lltht packsst. of the program to ready the mander; Paul Carter, Junior povfsr itssrlsf, wtilttwsUt. WksM ctvsrs, sxlsrlsr vinyl IMS wissldlssi, vrMtsvnIls, viltssi csvsrs. corted by his Mississippi col­ ter Oak; and Jimmy Taylor, dscsr sn«s. #M4l. #«N. league, ^ n . John Stennls, was area for more extensive public commander; Bugene Ry- West Side, softball throw for taken to the rostrum to take use. accuracy: Manny Coelha, Bow­ the oath of office. Brush has been cleared from ers; Walt Adamy, Highland *27 45 *36 45 the entire easterly border of the Park; and John Morano, CSiar- access road, from south ot the HERE ARE SOME ter Oak. puli ups: Butch Abele, 1972 Beer Fest Draws Large Crowd TTnv Ar*r*rk1 i n t 5in t e boundary bordering on Merrow Charter O ^ ; Jeff Durant, . BRAND NEW 1972 BRAND NEW 1972 J. a x i v c c o u n i a m s proposed parking It w’as foot-stomping music at the Bavarian beer East Hartford Lions Clubs, the fest continues to­ Waddell; Rene Esponda, Wash­ DODGE POLARA CUSTOM DODGE COLT COMET ington. 50-yard dash: Keith 1>Dm t HirMtop. SM •ntlnte NUtfimitlCp ptwtr 4-Osor Ssiss. AalomsNc, ptvrsr 4lM krtkst. test held last night at the Manchester Parkade. Bill night till 10 p.m. and tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 10 May Take Exams westerly OLDER MODELS BiMrInfx FOwtr dlic brakBBs vinyl roof* AM*FM radio, vriilltw allt. vimrl ksekW ssalt. #WM. boundary bordering the Chalves. Congdon, Charter Oak; Bill radios ■tftopllot, dofo9f«r# wtiltowallB* factory air 2 D oor Pitney leads the Hartford Bavarians in a fast-paced p.m. Proceeds of the three-day fest will benefit property. But aU are in Ebccellent Condition. There are many condHloRlng. #M81. Special enrollment examina- many miles of driving pleasure left. All have been Finnlgan, Bowers; and Brian selection of German folk music. Sponsored by the charity. Brush has also been cleared Jones, Charter Oak. standing British American Club, and the Manchester and (Herald photo by Pinto) Uons wlU be held Sept. 26 and . ^ . -v Safety Inspected and carry our 1-Yetw Used Car War­ *2395 ______26 for accountants and others ^ ranty. broad Jump: Nancy Plcolo, ^3965 who wish to qualify to rep- der of the proposed recreation Keeney; Karen Johnson, Kee­ ® voice and is very person- area on the p n ^ r t y , euid a 1968 CHEV. CHEVELLE 2 Dr. H.T. ney; and Mary Vendetta, Ver­ 2-Door Sedan. 6-cylinder 200 engine, medium yellow gold, Area Handiwork Shown at UConn at au levels Brand Naw 1972 Dedga Iiee J. o in g . g^e sang weli and brought before the Internal Revenue stand of trees has been thinned 6 Auto. 1395 planck. BRAND N EW 1972 Just south of the proposed park­ Boya 13 to —standing broad DODGE CAMPER D-100 Swaptiin* Pickup select automatic transmission, whitewall tires, 6-46x14, I s i A “ nderstandlng to her lines, as batik window shade done in a ®®*’vl®®- Examinations will be 1967 OLDS DELMONT 88 2 Dr. H.T. 14 A ct xA. VFvMAIA O lA IA W wellweU nsas goodimrwl rdiction. Several Manchester area ing area. Most accessible areas Jump: Rick Lautontoach, Char­ Mlfoaw liwO. klkvatkd now glau rotf, klMOi 1. . , . . , given at the IRS District Offloe, P S P B 111 whMllMM. 4^lliKlW i' itkidarO traainiluim . AM radio, exterior decor group. Stock No. 2CT67 Steams somehow reminded praftemen are exhibiting their blue and green barley pattern. gj have been mowed. 1195 ter Oak; Eddie White, Bowers; tio 4. aim initic. #1401. By JOHN GRUBER 1967 DODGE DART 2-Dr. H.T., me of a younger Walter Huston, Batik is a resist method of ford. Jack Moreau, 7, of 45 South Farm Dr., concentrates and Roy Gardner, Martin; base­ TTiere’s a good musical show He sang better, but he ap- University rf Connecticut’sfalr Pt'^Ung fabric, in which one 6 Auto., P.S. 1295 on crossing the rings as part of the inodified ob­ ball throw for accuracy: Guy to be seen at Manchester Com­ Tax practitioners who are not NOTICE *44 95 *24 50 proached the role of president Gallery. The blocks out areas of the fabric 1967 OLDS 88 4-Dr. H.T., P.S., P.B., stacle course event in yesterday’s Physical Fitness Piccolo, Keeney; Jim Ooelho, munity College through Satur­ opened Tuesday and will mn ... . - » . qualified public accountants or in a way I think the older actor with wax to prevent it from be- attorneys must demonstratePUBLIC HEAPING Low Mileage 1195 Jamboree, held at Manchester’s West Side Oval. and Scott Sweet, Charter Oak; day evening. It’s "O f ’Thee I would have done. through Aug. 11. com g ye . their technical competence be- BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1966 FORD MUSTANG COUPE, This event, for boys and girls aged 5 to 7, was a pull ups; James Ooelho, Bow­ SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM CHRYSLER CORP. Sing,” -with tunes by George Others in the cast were near­ Among the exhibitors are, 'The crafts show Is open to the fore they can represent clients ’TOWN OF MANCHEISTBR, A. 99 5 race against time. (Herald photo by Becker) ers; Scott Garmen, Bowers; Ed­ Factory Atr-CondMoned C«ri Gershwin, lyrics by his brother ly as outstanding, while there Bea Sheftel, director of womens public free of charge Mondays before the IRS. ’This right to CONNECTICUT 1966 OLDS DELTA 88, 4-Dr. Sedan, A ll carry ramalndar o f Cbryslar Corp, 18-mo$$tb ar ISfiOO-mUr ufarranty Ira, and a book by George were some, of course, who programs for the Manchester TUE5SDAY, AUGUST 1, 1972 through Friday, from 9 a.m. to practice is governed by tech- P.S., P.B., Clean. in Circuit Court 12, Bast Hart­ More in Provinces DONE SainiTIDODU $11481 11 OORONET 11X981 12 DBDOE $8116 2511 Kaufmann and Morrie Riskind. were in no way remarkable. Recreation Department. She is 1095 71 4 p.m. It also may be seen be- nical and ethical standards set ’The Board of Directors will Manchester Area DIMON I POLARA I ' tATRLLITR I POLARA It was a big hit when it first But that’s the way it goes with exhibiting needlepoint butter­ 1966 TORONADO 2-Dr. H.T., P.S., ford, August 14. Read French Dailies fore concerts and plays and by the ’Treasury Department, conduct a public session Tues­ TOLLAND PARIS — In 1689, out of an 1-Dstr. Rif 4. asts.. PS,I Cmism M o w H1T. M il y.psn. Watts. V4, auls.,I Cutlom 4-Osw HT, kM played Broadway 40 years ago, this sort of show. Robert Vater, flies of her own design and a day, August 1, 1972, from 9:00 P.B., Top Shape. 1295 during theater intermissions. An information document, Police Report Stephen W. Benson, 17, of overall dally newspaper circu­ rsdls, Ikclsry sir cssd. I j S ’lstsrtw^PS* PR, f S I I * * ’ and it still is a perfectly viable as musical director, did a good crewel picture. a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in the Board 1966 OLDS DELTA 88 4-Dr. H.T., I lory air cssd. | Isctsry sir cond. | rsdls, Itctsry sir cssd. ■Publication 486, "Enrollment Prospect St., Rockville, was ar­ lation of 11 million, 7 million vehicle. job on the whole. Mrs. Marianne Cornish, also of Directors’ Office in. the Mu- P.S., P.B., 1 Owner. Richard Roberts, 21 of 2 Min- It is particularly timely in a and Special Ehircrilment Ebcaml- 1195 rested yestertay by State Police copies were published in Paris "OLDEST DODGE . CHRYSLER DEALER in HARTFORD COUNTY" Tlie orchestra of about 15 of Manchester, is displaying 1966 CUTLASS 2-Dr. H.T., P.S., terbum Court, Rockville, was presidenUal election year since naUon^ and an appUcatlon ^ 2 in connection with the investiga­ and 4 million in the provinces. 19R COUGAR members' was also good, but "Flowers Cast to Last," which arrested yesterday by Vernon it is really a satire on national form - Form 2587 avail- auggesUons from the P.B., 1 Owner. 1095 tion of a break into a Tolland 'Today the ratio has changed to did not sound to advantage be­ are preserved flowers, cast in public. police and charged with cultiva­ politics that is as trenchant to­ able at the IRS District Office. 1964 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4-Dr., business establishment. 4 million in Paris and 8 million cause of the acoustical pecular- plastic. Among her entries are Fire Calls Future sessions will be held tion of marijuana and possession 2-Door day as it was vdien Herbert ■Presoective apollcants can also H.T., 1 Owner. Low Mileage. Benson was charged with 'our- in the provinces. ,, .. Itles of the hall. These are just a plaque and a pendant, both the first T\iesday cf each month 8 9 5 of controlled drugs (marijuana). CHORCHES Hoo-ver was president. The lines __ obtain copies of Publication 693. 1966 EL CAMINO 1 / 2 Ton Pickup, glary, third degree and larceny, , .5 . plain lousy. It was the first made by that method, plus a Last night at 8:30 p.m. town from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and Police, armed with a search Hardtop, medium brown metallic with saddle vinyl roof, are funny, there are a number "Sample Special Enrollment fourth degree. He was to be pre­ thing I had heard there, and paperweight made of bark, the third Thursday cf each V8, Auto., P.S. 1295 warrant, went to Roberts’ apart­ Keep Happy - I DODGE I OF MANCHESTER | C h r y s l e r | of hit times, and the local pro­ firemen were dispatched to Tim- Examteatlon' at this office. sented in Circuit Court, East select shift transmission, automatic, E78xl4 whitewalls, while voices sound pretty well, mushrooms and mosses and rod Rd. to exting;uish a small month from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 1966 OLDS VISTA CRUISER, 6 Pass ment where they said they found Kaap Smiling There Is no charge for either Hartford, today. SO OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER <41-2701 duction is good. cast in plastic. It is entitled, in the Board of Directors’ a number of msu4Juana plants power brakes, power steering, am radio, protect body side instruments sound badly. Appar­ woods fire. of these publicatltnis, and may P.S., P.B. 1295 with a Harald Happy Ad. Personally I always thought ently all high frequencies are "Woodland Scene.” .growing. Roberts was reletised moldings, appearance protection group, dual racing mirroi-s, this was Gershwin’s best effort. be obtained by writing Public u*“ ®®- — FINANCING ARRANGED — absorbed; you can’t hear the Joan Walden of Vernon, is ex­ Anthony Pletrantonlo, bn a $1,000 non-surety bond for Yes, I know about Porgy and Information Officer, P. O. Box deluxe wheel covers. Stock No. 2A33. snares on a snare drum, over- hibiting matted and framed li- Secretsiry apptearance in Orcult Court 12, M an Sentenced Bess. Porgy and Bess is an 959, Hartford, Conn. 06101. tones in the higher Instmments "cleum block printing's. Mrs. Board of Directors I^kville, Aug. 15. opera that never quite came Api^icants must file by Sept. MANGHCSTER MOTOR SALES are missing, and so on. TTiere Walden has been block printing About Town Momchester, Conn. Robert R. Teveris, 32 of Apt. In M odes Break off; Of Thee I Sing is a mu­ 1 and include a $25 fee to cover 512 W. CE N TER STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. is little or no reverberation and ^'vo years as a hobby and Dated at Manchester, Connec­ 73. North Villa Apartments, was sical that certainly succeeded Baptist fhe costs of administering the a 643-1511 the hall sounds dead. exhibiting three samples of ’Ihe Chamberlayne ticut, this sixGi day of July arrested by Vernon police on a A 44-year-old Hartford man and I’m surprised that it hasn’t her work. They are entitled Church Youth Chtrir from Rich- examination. was sentenced yesterday to 6 to Otherwise it’s nice. It’s air. 1972. warrant issued by Circuit Court been reviewed more often. "Owls,” "Clown,” and "Preg- mond, Va., will give a concert ______12 years at Somers Prison in cmiditloned and sight Unes are 12 charging his with sexual con­ The production is far from nant Pause.” tonight at 8 at Cooper Hall of connection with a break and pretty good. It was nearly full tact, second degree and thrpe lavish. In the first place, the Janet Aronson of Coventry is South United Methodist Church, shootout in March at Manchester last evening and the audience counts of risk of injury to a 3574 stage is small and quite low. exhibiting a large silk banner The concert is open to the pub- enjoyed itself very much. ,'So child. The arrest was made in Modes on Pine St. Then too, this is an amateur af­ entUled "Reassurance,” and a lie free of charge. connection with the investigation will you if you go. Paul S. Pyburn pleaded guilty fair so don’t go expecting pro­ of incidents which took plac/e on on June 13 to a charge of bur­ fessional finish. But as these PITZOMJLLDI F O R D I INC. June 16 and July 18, police said. glary In the first degree. Hart­ things go, it is a very good Tevprls was held overnight at ford Superior Court Judge production. It won’t smooth up the police station in ileu of post­ Anthony Armentano pronounced much in subsequent perform­ ing a $2,500 bond and was to be the sentence. ances; those things that are SEE OUR SALESMEN FOR INFORMATION ON THIS W EEK ONLY - presented In Circuit Court, East Pyburn had originally been wrong wdth it should have been Hartford, today. charged with a variety of charg­ rectified during rehearsal, but Theodore L. Kaminski, 64, of es, after he was apprehended at there aren’t too many things THE Bellevue Ave., Rockville, was gunpoint by Manchester Police wrong. WE’RE COOKING UP 1972 MARQUIS arrested this morning by 'Vernon The cast 1s far too large for Sgt. Ell Tambllng on the night Iiolice and charged with disor­ of March 6 as he was running individual mention but one has NEW derly cwiduct. and interfering 2-Door to say a word or two about MAMMOTH SAVINGS from the vicinity of the Man­ . ■with an officer. The arrest was chester Modes building. , Mary Chirico Eind Colby 'made in connection with the in- Pyburn was discovered and Steams—Mary Turner and John viudigatlcm of a complaint that Hardtop, dark blue metallic, automatic, power brakes, pow­ FORYOUONOUR detained by two security guards P. Wintergreen, to give them Kaminski was blocking a drive­ er steering, dark blue vinyl roof, H78xl6 whitewalls, belted In the Modes building, but the names of the characters 7 6 0 way and refused to move. tires, convenience^ group, whisper air conditioning, am ' they portray. Mrs. Chirico has Pyburn scuffled and exchanged He was released on a $250 radio, appearance protection group, tinted glass complete. non-surety bond for appearance gunfire with the pair, then ran DAYS in Circuit Court, Rockville, Au­ from the building. One of the Stock No. 2M40. List $5477. guards suffered a minor gun­ gust 15. FUEL OIL 72 VEGA SOUTH WINDSOR shot wound in the scuffle. USED CAR Carl J. DlTarando, 49, of 105 4 7 H If paid In 6 days D U RIN G O UR Pine St., Manchester, was ar­ l l J I from date of rested last night by South Wind­ RANGE AND drilTM T WARRANTY sor Police and charged with FUEL OIL (2<-Hr. Notice for MODEL END (q>erating while under the in­ GASOLINE D eliv ery ) fluence. Police said the DeTarando car 4560 24-Br. Burner Service CLEARANCE SALE! PROTECTION struck one being driven by Su­ BANTLY OIL san Higgins of 326 Ellington Coepvrafive Oil Co. Rd., South Windsor, as she slow­ COMPANY. INC. 815 B road St., Bfanebester ed down to make a left turn. PHOiNB 61S-1S68 SEDANS ★ COUPES ★ STA. WAGONS .And the Fine Print Buttons Everything Up Mrs. Higgins was treated at 331 Main Street Manchester Memorial^ and re­ Tel. 649-4595 leased. Rockville 875-3274 We sell used care with the stroniest warranty in the DlTarando posted a $50 cash bn| Dealer «m ra#eir er rtftaet ter Ihe ^ First 30 days or 2000 miles hureheatf ani eart ¥ tha trtgnta. trantiMiiiee. raar u t t . braka tirtlaei. or etKlrical A DEALER WITH A GOOD REPUTATION ASLOWAS •r$te« — «itheMt cherie — a* nact$$ari to hate lha Vahictt««. (hi hf the pans aaO iM ai repair hthe ate la ha pai« hy the Farchesar ia c a u aa CARS CAR OR TRUCK 1995 raiiary a* lha lapaireB veaiOa, (c) linraeofv McfaiaO fraai Marrartv cavarata are m m m m m c* aantcaa aao laMaras Yoiir Warranty Will be hinored frnm coast tn coast raavftiat fraai cafUataa. accfOM. alaaa ar iach af eniai aaiaca. W e Ab o Trade Devfn DELIVERED IN MANCHESTER H N O M i COMOmOMi Participating Ford Dealerships in every state are prepared Thia warrsaiv tt laasai hr the lalM g Oaaiar aaly. aaO aai Oy the awaataaiarar af tha MMcfa. to give you warranty service. Pvemiuni Prices TillTTnraaiibHi m nim iTtflyrn 1 1 iipriiinjgHa|if isi 1 1 irtta MANY u a M m ^ Thia tMrraaiy mmtt ha anMM^ afth tha vahMa at the iM e af nffirw iaa far aay :d u t ik e t il OUUrREETH.: for Low Mileage WWiTOMVIHEMVnSAVE .'. . I npOirs ar appiabMats. aaOb hat m aabrn n i ar sasien hia. LYNCH COME SEE OUR FULL TWs warraaiy ta aM m U4 m tm $ ai«aai hy tha M U a t eaaHr ar Ms AafhariiaO Ataai AIR aaihytha rarahaaer.ehetetereUieaew- .SYSTEM, SVSTBi> BARLOW SELECTION OF A-1 "The Toyota People CONDITIONED AW SAVE BIG AT USED CARS TODAY Motor Scries —MOTORS— CARS IN STOCK Open 9 a.m.>9 p.ni. CHEVROLET SALES 345 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER Sot. 9 a.m.>5 p.m. CO., INC. FITZGERALD FORD_____ INCORPORAnO 646-4321 Rt. J3 , ROCKVILLE CARTER OfCNSAMaeM OONVfMeNTHAIITronONATHMALBANKM^ONN.eANKANOTIIUSTCO.TIIACeAVIAeNTrLANS “Orrr 3 5 Yearn of Set ling & Serr icing Cherrolein " WINDSOR AVE..RO\ITE 83 ROCKVILLE 875-3369__M3.2485 ilSiasiiP. 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BIANCHESTEtt EVENING HERALD, MANCHEffTER. CONN.; FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1972 PAG ® T E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1972 PAGE ELEVEN Eagleton Denies Charges Vernon Columbia Oi Drunken Driving Arrest Elliott Ponders Legal Notice Mayor Calls Court of Probate District of Manchester (OonttiMMl fiom P age One) endorsement of the McOovem- Voters Approve Purchase NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF GEOROE F. BANT- Meeting of ... Eagleton ticket, Retirement Plans LY. children and on his reputation Pursuant t& an order of Hon. David as a man. °***®*^ developments. By OLBNN OAMBBR other with the grass pretty C. Rappe. Acting Judge, all claims Eagleton said ho had talked The New York Tim es In an must be presented to the fiduciary Town Council (Herald Reporter) high. Of Portable Classrooms named below on or before October to McOovem by telephone editorial today called on Bagle- 1972 or be barred by law. The One of the first things Elliott Voters authorized the Board ’Tuttle said the board does not a proposed landfill site on Rt. 6. Mayor Frank J. McOoy has twice Thursday after the An- out o f the race, George Bnilott, the town’s fiduciary Is: CEtUed a special meeting o( the did was to stEirt caring for all of Education to buy and erect know If regionalization 1s a The DEP said It wanted a M argaret J. Bantly deraon charge surfaced In the the campaign cemetery superintendent since cemetery lots and blllltig the 77 wethercll Street Town Council for tonight at 7:30 four portable classrooms for year away and added that map shewing the general loca- Manchester, Conn. 06040 cdlumnlat’s radio broadcast, turned back Into a true 1946 and a tovm employe since owners. He says there was at the Administration Building Porter School. Hadlgian did not know either tlon of the landfill with respect Eagleton said McOovem ex- the programs and lead- 1987, retires at the end of Au- gome resistance, but when peo- NOTICE OF HEARING to ask for Its authorisation to Townspeople also authorized even though he stated it in his to surrounding roads; water STATE OF CONNECTICUT pressed full confidence In him g„),|p qualifications of Presi- gust Md says he has "no p,e came down and saw to e ^ apply for and receive funds for the Board of Selectmen and the minority report. courses Eind utilities; the loca- COURT OF PROBATE and told him not to worry. ^lent Nixon and .. . Senator p la i«," but one can be sure he kempt lots they thought one of Court of Probate, District of Man­ a project under the Economic town treasurer to borrow $32,000 Mrs. Barbara Manemann of Ion of all residential and com- chester. District No. 26. McOovem, meanwhile, de- jjco<,vom Is through the volun- Development Act. ,won t be sitting around home. Qje relative^ was taking care to cover the cost and to apply Rt. 6, a teacher In Colchester, mercial structures and wells ESTATE OF THOMAS ARM­ dined to comment on his con- withdrawal of Senator A quiet and loyal public sevant of, most of them agreed to have STRONG. an Incaoable person. The nature of the proposed to the state Board of Education said that town tried a special within 1,000 feet of the site; Date of order, July 21, 1972 project will be revealed at to­ versatlon with Eagleton. saying Bj„ieton from the McOovem for the past M years, Elliott u,e town do the work, ElUott for state aid for the clEtosrooms. education program on a town proposed relocations of water Petitioner. David C. Wlchman. has maintEuned assorted Emd gays Conservator. Date of hearing. night’s meeting. Mayor McOoy he had ‘'nothing further to y c k e t" ’There are a number of handl- basis Eind found It did not work, courses; the locations of add” to his p re v l^ s ly ex- August 7, 1972. time of henrlnir, 9 said. The funds for qualifying vigorous outside InteresU, which Elilott began selling all lota capped youngstersjv^ss.govcao andC4s$u thereMsoac toso She-r______said they___ .7 ^ 1*6 prcscntly holcs Eud drainage ditches and a.m.. place of hearing, Munlclp^ projects under the act became presMd public support for his p^^^thold of Texas said Include square dancing and fish- under a plan of perpetual care, a need for classrooms to make studying the matter which will contour lines indicating runoff Center St.. Mane e available last week. Mayor Mc­ running mate. Eagleton "should stop aside ing. When he turned 62, an age vWie„ he took over the job. It possible for small group In- take at least a year to decide patterns. upon the application of the peti- Ooy said he has been working McOovem also told aides that K parenthold, when most pci^le begin to yearn there' was less than $80,000 In structlon, said Donald Tuttle, whether to regionalize special ’The DBF also said a 100-foot closely with Congressman Rob­ he wanted no further comment ^ ,,^^ed behind Eagleton In for toe ^ 8 they can no long- the perpetual care fund. Now school board chairman. education or try Eigaln on a buffer zone should be retained tlon on file more fully appears, ert SteeVe’s office In connection on the matter by a n y ^ e c ^ - ^ v l c e presldon- er do, Elliott added skiing to there to nearly $ 00,000. Ceme- ’The school has problems with cne town basis. between refuse deposits and h^rd®Md‘‘deiermlnea‘^M fife with obtsilnlng the grant. nected with the cam i^. oth- oemocraUc Nattonal his list of favorite pasttimes. teries under Elliott’s control 11 children emotionally disturb- A parent of a handicapped adjEicent properties. Fifty feet court of Probate at the date, time The projects have to meet er than Eagleton or himself. cmvenUon added that she Elliott was bom In Northern are East, West and BucklEind ed, 21 with learning disabilities, child said ’"These children can- of clean fill should be placed h'®®*'"^’®|y order®of the Court the purpose of the EXZlA In pro­ Eagleton was ^ Honolulu to Ireland Aug. 6, 1907. He came Cemeteries, a total of about 67 23 speech and hearing problems "°t wEilt for regionalization.” between refuse and water p e a r l j . h u l t m a n . Asst, a e r k ducing numerous jobs, with the appeal for support from the ™ ^ j ^ t o n r^rnmed or to to toe United States when he acres. and seven educably retarded. A. question arose as to the courses even if piped. majority of them providing em­ tall Clerks International Aasocl- nave lu a was nine—with his father, step- In 1962, Elliott began a policy Moderate problems Include 13 amount of reimbursement (or ■’The D E P also wants to know ployment for the unskilled and mother find stepsister—and Im- of allowing only town equip- emotionally disturbed 64 with toe program and Superinten- the location of fencing and gates Sble"re"^V»"t- ___ PONTIAC semi-skilled workers, the may­ mediately settled in MEinchester ment to be used for funerals, learning disabilities and 46 with Myron Collette sold the planned to limit access to the or said. where Ws stepmother’s sister Before then, private compEinles speech and hearing problems, town will be reimbursed two lEindfill, the type and size of Commenting that restrictions lived. furnished the tents and other fu- Tuttle said. thirds of Its cost. equipment to be used at the PARK Landfill Speclfl(»tions site and the "direction of pre­ "Authorized Metropolitan cm the funds could msdie It dif­ Senior U.S. Official At age 16, Elliott began what nerEil equipment, Albert Hadlgian, school board 2 ficult for many towns or cities The Department of Environ- vailing winds.” Pontaic Dealer" was to be an extensive military Workmen from toe private member, gave a minority re- to qualify, the mayor said the career — a career which often companies were usually In a ooof . ji.i J ment Protection (DEP) has Selectmen have contacted four 373MohSlrtel contemidated project for Ver­ Killed in Viet Ambush overlapped with hto service to hury to remove the fu- ashed the Board of Selectmen engineering firms and have had MANCHESTER non is one which would qualify the 'town. neral equipment, Elliott ex- K ll^ U o n o7 s^ d a fiL ca : ‘o submit 10 specifications for two repUes so far.______and would be especially attrac­ (Oonttnued from P age One) were said to have a combined He joined the Navy at 16 and Platos, and the situation was tlon. He sEild the regional pro­ 649-2881 tive to the administrators of the _ populaUon of 200.000 and a rich George Elilott served four years smd, when he unpleasant for families sind gram offers more and Is only EDA. namese troops or V iet Oong harvest prior to their ocou- was dlschuged, began working (rtends of the deceEised. about a year away from real­ The town staff, according to were kUled In the fight. paUon by enemy troops. for Cheney Bros. He worked Etoott Instituted an extensive ity.,.He added a delay should be Mayor McOoy, has been spend­ U.S. sources K e ^ e r WM .recapture of the a name like Suicide Six didn’t session of dancing Sunday be- there for nine years before join- l^^rdex system of filing, provld made In the program due to the ing a greeit d ^ of time 'on the a protege d three district towns, the Saigon Ing the town. permanent, safely hept®|°P ^■'0'"from fitting ‘^e roa^ 8 project and has even brought in the senior American adriser In to impossible At age 27, Elliott re-entered cemetery records. • i, oof 00 t 1 allzatlon. independent consultants to try ^ to tell at this point how much the se^ce, this time In the Na- Elliott appears to be looking « ‘here s a re^ n why El- not seem to ^ve Wm any fear SCRANTON to meet the deadlines for plans Sidewalk Superintendents killed In a helicopterw-,. crash ^ territory to under govern­ and speclflcsLUons. The deadline TTie stone wall of Center Park provides an excellent vantage point Block, gutted by an Odt. 16 fire. The ground level business sites June 9. U k e Vann, he had a ment control and how much re- riedrftoed'Lra'trmfdu^ bl^,!fe^o^!r Hke^.f ^ t V d t i r A^^t^nief t ^re rn u r In^ predilection for "getting Into MOTORS is August 3. This meant that the for youthful sidewalk superintendents to observe the progress will remain intact. Work is being done by the J. Fava Building mains in enemy hands. torC d^r ?E%l‘ott:trn he says.^He_^^ks_he.U do a preside. p^te With IrTquLrorof'a'ne^; time allowed the town for com­ the action,” one source said. , let of traveling around and and Round Dance Association, he stlU may not have enough , acquisition ROUTE 83 — 873-9146 — VERNON being made on demolishing the upper stories of the Sheridan Wreckers of Middletown. (Herald photo by Pinto) a laborer with the town, wais pletion of plans and specifi­ Go Cong 1s considered one of . that one of his favorite travel which covers all of New Eng- time to do everything he ukes anibulance, repairs toe (torn commissioned a second lleuten- , ^ j j and the new proposed landfill cations, suitable for bidding, the most secure of South Viet­ spots to Vermont, wdiere he land, about 10,000 dancers. El- to do. nam’s 44 provinces, and prior area,” he said. was two weeks. The mayor Ho served In the Pacific ’The- tojhes In warm er weather and “ ott has long Been active In lo- to the North Vietnamese offen­ r commented that ordinarily such ater with the 169';h Reg. 43rd skis In the winter. cal square dance groups and Nixon Says Critics | Police Report Venezuela Orders sive it was classified by the GEORGEHOLT a procedure would take several Saigon government as 100 per Dlv. on New Caledonia, New ^ spite of the fact that he still enjoys It. PONTIAC SALE months of full-time preparation. James Wilson of 19 Gorman LITIL iITIBS Zealand, N ew Georgia, New a cottage near the sound He and his wife. Louise, often recommends cent pacified. The mayor expects to show a PI., was reported In satisfacto­ Guinea,'and then with General Guilford, he says he prefers take off for weekends of danc- k 'kk'k'kirirkirirkkirkirk'k'k'k^ ★ the following: Arms from France Meanwhile, several hundred THE COMHECTICUTIIOMT *N0 rO«J fairly comprehensive plan for Were Duped by Hanoi ry condition at Manchester Me­ THE H»«TF0im ElKTHIC UJMT JOJJAMT Douglas McArthur In the Phil- ‘" ‘ and water. Ing, which sound like fun, but the project at tonight’s meet­ WASHING’TON (AP) — U.S. thirds of this business went to South Vietnamese rangers and WESTEIN MAJSACHUSETT^El^TUC COWAHT morial Hospital today after be- ______— ______HOEYOAE WATt« rowtl COSf AjIY Ipplnes ®® ®®-y8 he has had thoughts Involve a lot of physical ac- Scranton's J ing. He said he may go to WASHINGTON (AP) — elecUon campaign he predicted jng admitted last night with In- defense sources report Vene- France, the rest principally to mUlUamen swept through light NOiTMIAST UTILITltS tttVICt COKMWY 72 MERC SAVE ^ n BlUott returned from returning to Ireland for a tlvity as well, 3-YEAR OR 36.000-MILE WARRANTY i Mantof# MX 2-dr. hardtop, «uti Washington, D. C. next week to Counterattacking in the would be "close . . . hard- juries he sustained In a twoKiar *uela has ordered 2«0 mUllon Britain and Italy. enemy resistance and reoccu- COMMON SHARES DIVIDEND his overseas duty he was a kas never been back), A typical weekend, he says, ollarl^ays matlc, powtr Glatrlnli, p«w «r follow up on the appllcaloti and , words over U.S. *°ught . . . right down to the accident at Spruce and Birch worth of arms from Franco in In the same two-year period, pled the district town of Hoal m ajor In toe Guard and began *ke troubles over there have Includes dancing Friday night, ^ ON ALL NEW CAR5 broktt, bw«ktlft, 4,200 miUi. The Board of Trustees he expects Uiat a consultant , PrtKj'idAnt Nixon wire.” gts. Ljmn Lallberte of 83 Grand- a deal described as the largest American arms sales to Latin An In Blnh Dlnh Province m to itiink of looking (or a better det»rred him. Elllctt has a workshops Saturday morning, will represent him at the Eco* ^ K* hnvp hppn declined to discuss the view St. was also Injured, ^ e single Latin American purchase American republics totaled $130 the central coast, field reports has declared a quarterly k irkkkkirkirkkir'kk‘ii^k ^'k k k dividend of 24.44 cents per job ’The town’s cemetery su- ‘’rotoer and sister living near dancltig Saturday afternoon and 70 FORD nomlc Development Admlnis- ss.irs nis crim es nave disclosure of Democratic vice- was treated at the hospital and of ground weapmis since World million. said. 4795 share on the outstanding Mrintendent had died and El- Belfast. A^ut three or four Saturday night, and another S-A-L-E! I Movairkk 2-ilaar Mdan, outomatk tratlon Regional Office in Phil- duped by Hanoi 8 propa- presidential nominee ’Thomas discharged. War n. According to defense sources, ’The drive completed a 10-day ^ I trant., vWy sharp. Common Shares, payable llott was offered toe job and y®“ ’® kto sister came here — YISI THIS IS OUK ANNUAL DOUAR DAYS SAlil tUY THI CAR IKTIO AT adelphla, prior to August 3. giuula and should recog- Eagleton’spast psychiatric Charged with failure to obey T h e deal underscores the Venezuelans have ordered sweep of three northern district September 30, 1972 to accepted. ® THI RASE RRia AND CACH OFTION USTRD SHOW CAN M YOURS FOR Check These Prices Several commission appoint- nize that he has held in treatment, saying he would not a stop sign in connection with France’s growing dominance as 142 French AMX80 medium-size tovms in Blnh Dlnh Province shareholders of record at When BUlott took over toe de- Elliott fell Into skiing, in a ONLY$1 (ONRDOllAR)l NO GIMMICKS OR TRICKS. . .JUSTSBS't the close of business on State Seeks ANNUAL MID-SUMMIR SALH HURRY A TAKI ADVANTAOl OF THtlOF- ments will also be acted on at check "the grealt power "interject myself Into that the accident was Thomas M. arms supplier to Latin Ameri- tanks for delivery this year and which had fallen to Communist partment, town cemeteries manner of speaking. He took his 66CHEV. 4095 tonight’s meeting plus any could finish o ff North problem” and that he would not OstrosW, 18. of North R iver Rd. can naUons at a Ume when next, plus more than 20 self- forces In late April and early September 1,1972. FRRI BRAND N EW BRAND N EW I hnpals 2-dr. hordlap, ^outamollc, more often than not looked Uke °'<‘®s‘ granddaughter skiing other business which may need campaign on personalties. Coventry, the driver of the oth- Congress has sharply.restricted propeUed ISSmm howitzers. May. The 10,000-man govern- 1972 Catalina, 2-door hardtop, I powtr slaaring an* brakts, air yie+nam in an afternoon.” LEONARD A. O’CONNOR patchwork quUts. Lots were In- about three years ago. She-was Membership 1972 Lemans 4-door V8, white­ I eanditlonad. action of the council. jjg g news confer- "’The Issues that divide the er vehicle involved. Police say U.S. military aid and arms American Intelligence spe- ment drive has met only g Troasurer walls, PS, automatic, radio, V8, automatic, power ste*er- dlviduaUy cared' for, and those taking lessons and since she Ing, vinyl trim, body side ence Thursday that congress- opposite side and Uiis admlnis- the Ostroskl car came out of sales to that region. of Hoal bumper guards, body aide July 25. 1972 people who wished lots taken wanted company, Elliott took In Exchange moldings, mats and more. moldings, whltewedls, wheel men who vote for end-the-war tratlOT are so w ld e -ln fact, the Birch St., striking broadside Pentagon figures snow ^ t ^ t o n tanks, ^ care ot by the town, paid the leasbns with her. He got hooked covers, radio and more. 67CHEV. 4395 resolutions are signaling the clearest choice In this cento- a van being driven by Wilson. Latin American countries U.S. armor, \^1 give Venezu An, Bong _ Stock No. 9101 JIL9900 I Comora 2«moth­ power brakes and more. power brakes, air condition­ the late Israel Rice, and had er—Chu-Chu, a toy poodle. ing, 11,000 mites. Nice car. civilian damage where they have made "a very fair offer” • Superior Court bench warrEints MANCHESTER M t m 1969 PO N TIAC $1995 170 OLDS ^2695 lived in Vernon since 1966. For a to end the war, but that the Robert Joseph Hughes, 17. of jn connection with the CEise The bunnies were brought TOTAL * 1 1 Dalla IS 2-dr. HT, K , PB, au(e. can.’ tih e mlroela of This is a fuii time for you and your family . . . why LeMans 2-Door. V8, auto- number of years, he was em- reporters In his enemy to hearing Congress say 17 Emerald Dr., Vernon was Their cases will be tried In Su- OIL HEAT. INC. tickets! home to her by Chu-Chu’s 1967 PO N TIAC $1295 matie. rodio. vinyl top, olottric (doytritwfn m a n e h u t « r not make it more pleasant with trans^rtotion that matlc.,j($ower steiBring, bench window*, oir conditioning. ployed as an Ironworker In the Nixon plunged Into ” ln effect, ‘We will give you charged last night with larceny perior Court. 649-4908 owner, Jim Humbert. Hum­ seat, mag wheels, dark LeMans, 2-Door Hardtop, V8, automatic, power steering, Hartford and New York area. ^ ^ t e d defense of hto Viet- what you want regardless of in the fourth degree in connec- Nolles were entered in the you can depend on? Now's bert and his oil business asso­ brown. older car for a like-new used trade-in from Mon- jTower brakes. Nice car. He was an ArnryArmy veteran oiof irolicles, setting the,i,e stagestaee what the President has of- tlon with the theft of $16 from cases of Michael Bernardo Jr., ciate, Bob Motes, were taking 1968 C AD ILLA C $3195 ..A., 5. ..r.5,■ ... w.„r. a cash register in Sears at the 33, of West Haven, James Hav­ artjr's. a lunch break when a trio of s a s b u i c m ; 70 FIAT 4395 ^ngland*a Fa$t49t Growing Buiek-"d}p0l~"Saab DoaUr^ Coupe DeVllle. Equipped with —~ P'^rkarie. He was released on a ens, 25, ot. Plnney St., Ellington; bunnies scampered acroSs 1970 PORSCHE $AVE tso Cenv.rlibl., 4 fp..d; all Cadillac equipment. Air l.buck.lMalfc and the Hartford Chapter of Dis­ promise to appear. <3ourt date Leo D. Riuso, 43, of. Madison; — USED CARS- - their path and one of them 81 ADAMS ST., MAN(»IESTER (Open Eve$.) MM571 conditioning, sllver/blue top, 911T, coupe, 6 spieed, 26,000 abled American Veterans. of St. Bernards Church offlclat- Aug. 14. Edward L. Brqwn, 30, of Hart- SALES f t SERVKE CofielTs Arctic Cat bounced into a bayou. Motes i (|»ttnOHI-UARMt«19.N«itt«Afway,OtMMMiifMMCM4MG) blue leather interior. miles, car like new. Survivors, Besides hto wife ed. Burial was in Grove Hill ISew Flow JwM I MimitM from DowirtowH HerHof41 •k Maiy Othen k -—-— ford; all charged with larceny OLDEST ARCTIC GAT nF.Af.lMt plunged into the water and Eind mother, are a daughter. Cemetery. William A. McGee, 17, of 29 in the first (togree, and Mr. and 71 P ly m . rescued the baby rabbit. Miss Michelle Rice at home; a Mr. Jenclk was bom in New On all Makes, New A Used, EAST OF THE BIVER IN CONN. ^ Of Heroin Wellington Rd. was charged Mrs. Eugene Monte Jr. of East Pury m 4-iDoor Hard­ brother, Henry Rice of Brook- York City and was employed shortly after midnight with Haddam, both charged with lar* Trades and Rentals IS HAVINO AN lyn, N.Y.; and a sister, Mrs., as a steelworker at the Electric (Continued from Page One) top. Gold, with radio, .J.., u^.v. „ ----- ^ ------. ------_ taking a motor vehicle wlthont ceny in the second degree by automatic, power stor­ Frank DeSanto of Hillside. N.J. Boat In Groton before coming orimlnal elements the owner’s permission and op- receiving stolen goods. We Specialize in OPEN HOUSE ing, power brakes, fsifc- The funeral will be Monday to Rockville several years ago. eratlng a motor vehicle without m m mfm > Monte has not be^n served FOR 'inB SHOWING OF air conditioning, at 9:15 a.m. from the John F. He w ^ a wmmunlcant of St. ^ 3,g„ a license. He allegedly drove with a Superior Court warrant, Ten-^ieed Repairs mUes. TTemey Funeral Home, 219 W. Church. « ‘ high schools off in a car which was stopped but his wife has been. Center St., Manchester, with a Surtdvors are a son, Albert nerom out oi our nigii sluoo d _____^______New Summer Hours 1973 ARCTIC CAT dauch- a"'* children, it with iU motor running at Lenox Arthur E. Ashwell, 46, of 102 Mass of the Resurrection at Jenclk of OollinsviUe; a ^ Is essential that Congress in- and E. Center Sts. ’The owner Woodbridge St. pleaded guilty to Sacred Heart Church at 10. Bur- ter. Miss Lorraine Jeneik of 6-6 Dally — Sot. 8-0 SNOWMOBILES creEise pressure by approving of the car was making a phone a charge- of operating a motor lal wUl be in St. James Ceme- North Franklin; a brother, CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES 71 Mercury $2995 the proposed cutoff of foreign call. Court date is Aug. 14. vehicle while under Uve influ­ Closed Sundays 68 Lincoln $2145 tery, MEinchester. Frsmk Jeneik of Plainfield, ence of liquor Eind was fined Continental 4 - D o o r. Montego 4-iDr. (Justom. 2 aid to ’Thailand, contained In ------jFRlDAY. JULY 28— 12 N O O N ■ 9 P.M. Friends may call at the fu- N.J.; and a sister, Mrs. Anna Dark green, green Medium blue, radio, au­ the fiscal 1973 foreign assis- Someone broke Into the Zlpser tomatic, power ateertag, lUARAN TEEPCARS neral home tomorrow from 7 to Van Eaton of South Boundbrook, E. Dolloff, 2Q, and ^SATURDAY, JULY 29 — 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. leather interior, fac­ tance act,” Steele said. (Jlub on Brainard Pi. sometime Diane tory air, ■ radio, auto­ power brakes, factory Y.u g.A thU guarani*, only if ywi buy a UMd car with our IHtla sign iliawing in th. window. . . Tin l'. t u t 100% (Suaranl**.- 9 p.m. Eind Sunday from 2 to 4 N. J. ______M. WiedmEin, 30, both The B^ike Shap Steele was a co-sponsor of Wednesday night and took about karen Freiif Caffee and Donuts matic, power steering, air cond., vtayl roof, It .imply flat*, liial for 60 day. if anything poop, out that tho gvnranlM u id wouidn’l poop out. . . w o’il fix il frM i. . . In­ and 7 to 9 p.m. ------the act — it would cutoff for- ju worth of liquor. Part of the ^ Chicago, 111., pleaded not FOR 60 DAYS WITH cluding r.plac*m*nt part. A laborl. . . So now you bim v how to look for a good uMd carl. . . And Sam.liiriM Jint A i Impw- 2Sl SPRUCE SnmSEY 860 NIEW LONDON ’TIPKE., GLASTONBURY — eS8-66n power torakea, all the blue interior. D rive It „ ~ r r , ,, Plastic Balls Keep eign trade to ’Thailand, unless liquor was apparently consumed FU^ty to charges of possession UncOln power equip­ today! tnnt... . Hew to .toy calm whil. doing ill Emsuiuel M. Jenclk that country takes what the t^e premises. burglary tools, larceny In the ment. One owner. NO MILEAGE LIMITAnOM! -EngioW TraotiniiilM, Kmc Ail.^ froA AzI. Auem Ufi Iraki Syttist. BKtric Sytl.ni. W ilk DnHaiHW Wftiggi. h r M ■ny.l ) r OC^KVILLE — Emanuel M. Pool -Free of Ice COPENHAGEN _ It has been President determines to be -ade- fourth degree, and criminal Jenclk, 67, of 22 South St. died •i—ll foimd that even In Denmark’s quate steps to prevent the il- Sometime, between ’Tuesday mtschief. Their cases werb 72 VOLVO $3895 67 DODGE $1495 Wednesday at an Eeist Hart- Monaco 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, automatic, power sub-freezing weather a layer of legal pr^uction of narcotics today someone removed the ^ Hartford for 144iS 4-Dr. Sedan. A ir Conditioning, Immaculate ----- VOWSSMBB 71 Olds. $2795 steering, 'witii air. Blue. ^ ° l ^ e ! ^ * 8 ^ ^ L s ° ’ ^ e r e this ‘oP "®*‘®°“ ®®- gates from the fence around 65 V W N O W $995 71 Ford $24«5 Cutlass 2-iDoor Hard­ 71 C A D ILLAC • $6195 71 VW $3595 morning at the Whlte-Glbson- '‘ eeP a awlinming pool ice- the town’s Lookout Mountain ^ ® P®^®> *''®® 69 OLDS. $2495 Deluxe Sedan. Black Are you going on vacafion? top. Bright blue, one Coupe DeVllle, Immaculate, very low mileage. Camper, like new. Red. water tank. Rocks were thrown A!*'®. Qalaxle 4-Door. Cutlass 2-ODoor Hardtop. 8, auto., IPS, PB, lac. SmaU Funeral Home. 66 Elm ® h to ^ *eated L c m i n g I s N a m e d at the tank and an obscenity ^^le^one w in owner, low miles, auto­ Green with vtayl roof. air, gold, immaculate. 67 VW $1245 70 VW $3195 St. The Rev. WUIiam Schneider J^^P directly into blue, radio, automatic, matic, power brakes, pool. - painted on It. Deluxe Sedan. Black Camper, Pop ’Top, White. Please fiH out and give to your Manchester Evening Herald power steering, V-8, power steering, radio, 71 PLYMOUTH $1695 70 CHEVROLET $3195 To UCenn Post whltewallB. T ry It to­ Monte Carlo 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, automatic, 69 V W N O W $1595 71 V W N O W $1995 Nolles were entered in the fol- wWtewalla. (Jleaa! Cricket 4-Door Sedan. 4-speed. Sometlme Wednesday or i«^__ newsboy. day. power steering, power brakes, factory air, Deluxe Sedan. White Super Bug. Red. 71 DODGE $2795 green with green ■vtayl roof. !!.®A Thursday two pallet jacks and ckrlow. 24, of Hl^ 64 V W N O W $795 70 V W N O W $1695 appointed an assistant vice pres- ^ b^dge were apparently NAME ...... Demn 2-Door. V-8,automatic, powSr steering, 69 PO N TIA C LeMANS $2195 Deluxe Sedan. Blue. air conditioning, very low mileage. Deluxe Sedan. Blue, 643-5135 24 HOUR Ident of the University of Con- f^e loading dock at S ^ L e !^ad c r i S 4-Door K T. 8, auto., PS, with air. Green 68 V W N O W $1395 _ nectlcut and director of admin- parade. The total 69 V W N O W $1995 ■ 68 P O N TIA C $1795 £>eluxe Sedan. Black ADDRESS ...... 71 Caugor $3495 70 MERCURY $2095 71 V W N O W $1995 Deluxe Sedan. Blue. Booneville 4-Door. V-8,automatic, power steer­ Montego M X 4-Ooor iHardtop. V-8, automatic, Hardtop. Red, white 71 Piym. $2595 ing, power brakes, air conditioning. Blue. Super Bug. Beige. 70 V W N O W $1795 rooT, -vinyl trim, radio, Sebrlng Hardtop. Blue, power steering, green. Real clean. . Moriorly Brothers ■ Manchester, who was named the 'Ll W J • J auto m 'a 11 c, power 70 V W N O W $1595 Mag Wheels. TO W N ...... S T A T E ...... radio, V-8 engine, vinyl 71 VEGA $2195 Squareback. Auto., Blue. first deputy commissioner of (he brakes, i>ower steering, roof, whitewalls, power 70 TORINO $2595 Deluxe Sedan. Yellow. ■ ^ ^ ------Uouble Jeopardy Llaimed Coupe. 4, automatic, clean, lime gold. New York State Department of factory air conditioning, steering, low miles. 2Door Hardtop. V-8, auto., PS, gold. 64 V W N O W $795 69 V W N O W $1495 FOR PROFESSIONAL, QUALITY Social Welfarg. vdiitewalls. Try It to­ Deluxe Sedan. Beige. Vacation Starts ...... 68 VALIANT $1595 68 OLDS. $2095 Deluxe Sedan. Black Lemlng has been associate di­ In Prison Assault Case day! 69 V W N O W $1595 71 V W N O W $2095 CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS rector of fiscal affairs at the 4-

: I ./- ' ______. / MANCfiESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1972 PAGE 'THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1972 Green Leaves Boston for Whalers Little Miss 1^.. F ormation. May NL Pennant Long Way Off, Softball WHA Pecks Away IBEW bombed Butterfield’s, 22-2, last night at Martin School Plus for All-Stars field behind toe explosive bats At Bruins’ Squad Mets, Bucs Split Twinbill 1 ^ of Colleen MacGlllvary, Dorreen CHICAGO (AP) — Nebras- scrimmage victories over toe season NFL slate. ’The first Malllet (2), and Glnny Sylves- ______BOSTON (AP) The World Hockey Association, NATlONAIi UEAOUE In the second game, the Pi­ ka's Bob Devaney will try to Chicago Bears and St. Louis game between two league ter, who all homered for the which had been pecking away at the well-stOcked Bos- PITTSBURGH (AP) __ sell’s aoth homer of the season Beaver, the Met ace. who’ll KMt rates opened their attack early conjure his Comhusker coach- Cardinals. teams will be played Saturday -winners. Bruins of the National Hockey League, has made its Rill V ird o n an d Y oiri B erra *“><* ® •’V J«okle face Pittsburgh tonight. W. L. Pet. QJB. ing magic, which produced two Coach Tom Landry of toe In Canton, Ohio -with Kansas iBEW 431 11 3x—22-26 {(evastating raid yet on the NHL champions. both will tell vqu th e P itts- Hemandei. "Tom told me what he did to when Stargell clouted a two-run 66 84 .622 — straight national collegiate ti- Cowboys is wary about toe fact City meeting the New York Gl- Butterfield’s 001 0 10— 2- 6 Cleveland Crusaders an------—------K h R r S e s ^ a r e n ^ ^ S ^ ? ^ e first game was all Mat- prepare for a game, and I’ve homer in the first off Jerry 60 89 .663 6Mi ties, against toe heavily-fa- that Devaney has not only one. ants In toe HaU of Fame con------nounced Thursday the signing WHA, said he jumped leagues S l e Nation^ ‘ - k - ^ t h e * ^ e c o m p ^ ly -U ye^ w ith it basically,’ ’ Mat- « « 7-6. St. Louis 46 43 JR7 9H vored Dallas Cowboys In toe but two of his own Comhusker test. The other teams swing in . . . „f Boston goalie Gerry Chee- for "the security of my faml- lack said The Pirates lead climbed to East title just because they in boost- Chicago 47 40 .011 10 39to All-Star Football Game quarterbacks-Van Brownson is action Aug. 4-6. ^™®“ “a®** backbone of the ly. . . l hope my career ends "I eat lota of protein two 7-0 through five Innings, with Montreal 40 48 .400 10 lead by oyo games. ^ Before toe Chiefs and Giants q^irklngton Dawn Dellangela, Bruins last year who at one here In the next 20 years or lat- The 6-foot-8 iefthander admit­ days before I’m scheduled to Jackl^ Hemandei ccdlectlng Philadelphia 32 08 .806 34 "Look at the Phillies in ’64. second-inning The National Football League b ra ^ a I fo™ ^ < a i. at Canton, four -Val Scott Jan Bldwell and Julie stretch set a record of playing er," although he admitted hav- ted he went into the game with pitch . . . lamb, beef, vegetables two ' RBIs on W«rt Thats toe big advant^e of ^ ,i he inducted into ______32 consecutive games without a ing regrets about leaving the ’Ihey were seven ahead with 10 champion Cowboys. making xnai suie oig aaviuu^e oi he Inducted Into n r h m 'h e d ' th'ree hits while 32 consecutive games ing regrets about leaving the some uneasiness after reading but no potatoes. double and fourth-inning Cincinnati 66 88 .629 — games to go and they lost it,’’ their first start since their Hall of Fame. They Nan^ mdweU Tad *’foVdefeat. Bruins, which he called a in a local newspaper that the single. Houston 61 42 .048 7 Virdon, the Pirate manager, '”rwa days before the game 1 Super Bowl conquest of toe. a d d l^ toe 1 7 % - ^ t Cow- Marchettl, former de- ^ggrJ.losers' AnnTMelrAnna Melr homTedhomered. At thetl same time, the New 'great-knitted team." Pirates were 14-4 against south­ sleep as much as I can, 10 to 12 Winning pitcher Bob Moose Los Angeles 48 43 .088 8H Miami Dolphins, are rated al- tay favoritism was In BalUmore, Ollle w T ^ ln homered. said after Pittsburgh split a 43 49 .463 10 284 20x_14-18 England Whalers, also of the paw pitching. hours, but the day before you held New York scoreless until Atlanta most a three-touchdovto favor- this Chteago Tribune Charities ^ ^ jh 002 133_ 9- 9 WHA, announced the signing of doubleheader with the second- 41 62 .441 17 "After I read that article sleep no more than nine the seventh when Duffy Dyer San Francisco ite in toe Soldier Meld contest series The pros have won eight clarence "A ce" _ Bruins’ defenseman Ted Green, place Mets Thursday night . 83 67 .867 28H Junior Soccer about how the Pirates chew up hours.” cracked a three-run homer. San Diego which will be televised nation- straight, including last year a p g -j,.- triole threat star of toe who saw limited action last ‘We’ve sUll got a long way to jefties, I felt like jumping out New York added two more Thursday’s Results ally (ABC-TV aP9 p.m., EliT). 24-17 triumph by toe BalUmore Briokl^ Dodgers, and La- Matlack needed the full bene­ Cut & Curl edged Little Miss, season. go and anything can happen,” the window (floor No. 31) or go­ runs in the eighth when Teddy ClnclnnaU 8, San Diego 2 Devaney, first college head C o l^ and hold a lCT-9-2 record. Hunt, owner of the Chiefs Loop Nears End fit of Seavbr’s system Thurs­ 9-5. Denise Reavey had four hits Green, 32, knew his days with noted Berra, the Met manager. ing back to bed,” Matlack con­ Martlnex stroked a bases-loaded St. Louis 8, Montreal 2 coach to direct toe All-Stars “ The pros should be favor- ^ founder of toe APL. day, as he was locked in a for toe -winners, and Karen the Bruliis were numbered Entering______the______final week______of reg- "I remember in ‘69 we were fessed. single off reliever Ramon Her- Chicago 4-2, Philadelphia 0-8 since 1954, has a spirited colle- ites, but this should be an inter- scoreless duel with Pirate start­ Godreau homered. Laurie Rossi ^hen he was not protected In ular seMon play teams in the 9^ games out in August and Nonetheless, he held the Pi­ nadex. Los Angeles 6, Houston 8 giate squad, bulwarked with his estlng game,” said Landry, In other developments, Phlla- er Nelson Brlles lor nine in­ hit three home runs for Uttle the recent NHL expansion yg„th division of the Manchester we ended up winning it." rates to just three singles and a Reliever Dave Qlustl pitched New York 1-6, Plttoburgh 0-7, entlre Comhusker coaching whose attack will bombard toe delphla acquired linebacker The Mets gained ground tern double and allowed three nings. the final two innings for Pltts- 1st game 10 Innings staff and a flock of 1971 Ne- All-Stars wlto Roger Steubach’s ^ u g W ^ ll e f on w avers fro^^ 3^ 220-9 In'Bostom'xhltt However, the Mets got to San -BYanclsco at Atlanta, tling for a playoff position. The porarily in the first game walks. burgh to record his 16th save braska stars, headed by start- passing to such skilled recelv- Green ' Bay, Houston shifted Little Miss 100 202—5 popularity should make him a cosmos, coached by Craig (AP photo) Brlles, 9-4, for the decisive run ing quarterback jerry Tagge. ers as Bob Hayes and Lance Walter Hlghsmlto to tackle Thursday night when they eked "We won the ball game and I Dock Ellis will pitch lor the rain (AP photo) ------natural drawing card for the gteele and George Kanehl, have WELCOME— New Cubs’ mana^r, Whitey Lockman, is all smiles prior to first For toe past three weeks, Alworto, and toe running of from center and defensive cap- out a 1-0 victory in 10 innings was around at the finish. ‘Ihat’s in the tenth. Pirates tonight to close the Today’s Games -.Bill Mallon Watches Pull on 18th Hole Paced by Kathy Silver s and whalers. concluded their season defeated. game last night with the Phillies. Lockman replaced Leo Durocher this week. behind the four-hit pitching of what counts,” noted Matlack, Cleon Jones opened with a three-game series. Chicago (Pappas 6-6) at Devaney has conducted a no- Duane Thomas, Cal HIU and tain Jim Marshall of Minnesota 2 Melaine Butterworth’s homers, Green was given a long-term Three teams, Santos, Cougars, Jon Matlack and Wayne Oar- who has allowed just one double to left.' took third on a "W e've got eight more games Philadelphia (Carlton 14-6 nonsense camp at Northwestern Walt Garrison. showed no 111 reaction from ro­ Ansaldl’s defeated the B.A. contract for an undisclosed Kings, are jockeying for und directed hls hand-picked The All-Star game marks toe cent surgery on hts right ankle rett’s sacrifice fly. unearned run in 36 innings. bunt single by Ed Kranepool with Pittsburgh, so we’ll get Si- Louis (Wise 10-10) at Mon- Club, 9-6. amount and immediately was remaining playoff spots, However, Pittsburgh swept to He attributed his success in and raced home with the our chances," said Berra. "If treal (Stoneman 8-7), N squad to Impressive game-type official opening 'oat. to face toe Chiefs for toe first ------Red Sox Thursday night. pulled a muscle in my chest life I felt I had a shot at a no- their lead in the AL Bast to 2H Course "rhursday. with 36-year-old Ed Johnston as took a wild golf swing with his .314. lan Ryan and Stan Bahn- W. 1L. ]Pet. 0 3 . No, he didn't pitch a no-hit­ some time during the game, hitter," he said. “ It was the games over Baltimore. TraUbig Mallon trailed by one stroke time. With three excep- defensive Ume in history Two five-run, back-to-back In- toe team’s only experienced bat, narrowly missing catcher RUNS—Rudi, Oak, 60; Har­ sen, two pitchers who were Detroit 53 37 .689 — was theuu Walker (3up, he nodded end will go to Wilbur Young, a Running backs Ron Johnson powered Nasslff Arms to ter. No, he didn't strike out 20 and I couldn’t swing lefty." The longest I’ve ever gone without i-o and held to one hit for eight after 15 holes of toe final Munson's head on the backsaw- per, Bsn, 67. sent packing by New York IBaltlmore 60 39 .662 , yes. "I don’t know If I should . f, 6-foot-6, 286-pound second-year and CSiarley Evans have recov- » 12-6 triumph over Manchester Boaiie. men. In' fact, he didn’t even statement was followed by a allowing a hit.” innings by BUI Parsons in the 2% Ing. He threw his cap to the RUNS BATTED IN—D.AUen, teams last winter, came Boston 45 42 .617 644 round But he had an eagle on jj ,, added. Chiefs’ CORch Will start all p e „ „ col- ered from Injuries and will olds S h 3 M ^ r and Cherie Jedinston, who shared toe goal- pitch a complete game. grimace and a fake seizure of The Angels provided all the opener, they took advantage of ground. He jumped up and 43 .600 8 Haley had taken a one-stroke veterans Saturday against Bob stein, a 6-3, 246-pound open against Kansas City. Down homered lor the winners, tending duties almost equally So what did he do? Well, he pain, then a smile. Chi, 69; R.Jackson, Oak, 67. within four outs of base- offense Ryan needed in the first an error by Milwaukee third New York 43 down and yelled loudly at plate a “ ™® f when he birdled the 16th, veteran from Minnesota, moves Giants coach Alex Webster Hassiff Oil 66x—12 with Cheevers last season, had hit the ball. Hard. Three times. HirrS—Rudi, Oak, 112; Pi- ballimmortality Thursday tnnlng when BlUy Parker, just baseman Mike Ferraro. With Cleveland 37 61 .420 16 the New York Giants in the There weren’t too many smil­ umpire Dave Phillips and kept njeUa, KC 108 loot putt from toe fringe of toe j^g ^ when he bogled Natio’nal Football League Into Bell’s linebacking spot. will juggle Randy Johnson and Manchester 102 003—6 a 2.70 goals against average And you don't often see a pitch­ night but had to settle for up from the minors, tagged los- two out, Willie Horton singled Milwaukee 36 54 .893 1744 er do that. ing faces in the Boston dugout, doing so while Phillips walked DOUBLES—Rudi, Oak Wert the next hole. Hall of Fame game. stram, wdio led toe Chiefs to Norman Snead during pre-sea- _____ and two shutouts. however. Boston wasted early one viertory and one defeat, er Mike Paul for a two-run and Norm Cash waUoped his away. 67 35 .620 — He bogled toe final hole to “ i feel a little disappointed. I Meanwhile, Alex Webster a 19-3-1 record and a divisional son contests until he settles on Bantly Oil defeated Army & Cheevers si ned for what toe The switch-hitting Petersem Pinlella, KC, 21. Ryan, California’s smoke­ single. Ryan doubled across the loth home run. Oakland 1-0 and 2-1 leads, then saw New The Sox had taken the field wind up with a 72-hole total of wasn’t putting well on toe front launches a juggling act, hopeful title In 1971, is confident about one as toe replacement for Navy 17-9. Cheryl Michaud Crusaders called "probably as blasted a long drive that almost TRIPLES—Blair, Bal, 6; throwing fast-bcUler, lost his no­ final run in the seventh. Detroit wiped out a 4-0 deficit Chicago 50 42 .643 7 York take the lead for good for the New York seventh, but 289 lor toe tournament, nine nine and it was an uphill battle, the nationally televised (ABC, this season. Fran Tarkenton at quarter- homered while teammate Jan- fine a contract as any goalie made it to the right field stands Fisk, Bsn, 6; Rudi, Oak, 6. hit bid on Larry Blltther’s two- • * * with four runs in the third In- Minnesota 46 43 .611 10 with two runs (including a Pe­ Smith was still jawing at Phil­ HOME RUNS—D.AUen, Chi, Kansas City 46 46 .496 strokes over par on the tough but I got back in toe lead and 4;05 p.m. EDT) contest will "W e’re ready mentally and back. tgg Myer also belted a circuit has ever had and one of toe lln- in the third inning. Batting left- out double in the eighth inning WHITE SOX - ROYALS nlng of the nightcap, then came 1144 handed, Peterson ripped a Mar­ terson single) in the fifth. lips. 24; Cash, Det, 19. California 41 62 .411 Yale course. then he (Mallon) made that serve as a springboard to a physically,” he said. “We’re In Johnson -will play against tot clout. The losers’ Tati IfTna est In toe history of sports.” and finished with a two-hit, 14- rvi„i, kio behind once again with 1644 Consecutive singles by Peter­ "Then,” said the umpire, "he STOLEN BASES—D.Nelson. Texas 37 64 .407 Duane Haley of Bloomfield, great finish. You can’t ake any- 1972 Giants comeback, good physical condition lor this Chiefs. Snead, who came to toe homered. Cheevers, whose signing ty Pattln pitch all the way to strikeout 6-0 triumph over the ? H “ ' f four more in the eighth, hlgh- 1944 son, Horace Clarke, and Thur­ said the magic word, and he Conn., ended up in second place thing away from him," Haley Before the pre-season game, game except for Brown and Giants in toe Tarkenton swap, Bantly 863 0—17 brought to 66 toe number of the wall, 344 feet from home Tex, 28; CampaneHs, Oak, 26. Texas Rangers. and 24to home ta OU- Brlnkm w’s Thursdays Results ' man Munson produced cme run, got the thumb. It was a strike wlto a score of 291. Joe Brown- said. four more Immortals step into Bell.” will moke hls New York debut Army 301 6— 9 NHL players signed by toe new plate, but Reg-gle Smith hauled PITCHING (8 Decisions)- Bahnsen was locked in a cag os flrat-game triumi* oyer tiVbreaklng single. New York 6, Boston 2 then a wild pitch and a Bobby all the way, and a helluva Kcuisas City, tying Cincinnati’s * , » ing of Weston, Mass., was third Defending New England ama- the NFL Hall of Fame, in- The Giants, who Umped next weekend at Pittsburgh ______in the ball. Kaat, Min, 10-2, .833, 2.22 scoreless struggle with Kansas Cleveland 4, Baltimore 8 "The only reason it didn't go Murcer sacrifice fly added an- pitch.” wlto a 294. teur champ Fred Kask of Weto- eluding Chiefs owner Lamar through a 4-10 campaign last against toe Steelers. ' ~ ^ ~ ~ Odom, Oak, 9-2, .818, 2.40. City’s Roger Nelson until the Johnny Bench for toe major nNDIANS - ORIOLES Chicago 7-0, Kansas City 8-3 SAT., JULY 29 out,” said the pitcher, smiling, other. A solo homer by reserve But close calls on pitches are STRIKEOUTS—N.Ryan, Cal, league lead and helping WUbur , Mallon said he had a "special ersfield, CXmn., shot a 297 and Hunt, eighth when a walk and two-out Detroit 3-8, Milwaukee 2-0 "was because it wasn’t a new outfielder John Calllson in the common in baseball. Hard hit- j7q. Lolich Det, 169, Wood to his 16to victory deroite Cleveland t(x>k a 2-0 lead Oakland, 4, Minnesota 8 reason for wanting to win this tied for fifth -with Tom Nettel- Joining the American Foot- Jimmy Fund Softball Benefit Starts - 8 P.M. sixth, and a two-run shot by ting pitchers like Fritz Peter­ singles by Nelson, Cookie Rojas a two-run homer by Hovley in against Baltimore’s Pat Dobson year.” Asked if that something bladt of Canton, Conn. ball League founder as en- ball." NA’nONAL LEAGUE and Steve Hovley sparked the California 0, Texas 0 That tongue-in-cheek remark Murcer an Inning later sealed son aren’t. toe first inning. ‘ ‘‘ e inning on John Low- Today’s Gaines shrinees this year are former Action Packed BATTING (210 at bats)—Ce- Royals to a 3-0 decision over was followed by another when the verdict. While ex-Yankee Bahnsen bases-load,ed single Baltimore Colts defensive end Set for Aug. 15 at Fitzgerald dano, Htn, .368; B.WlUlams. Boston (Peters 1-2 and Sle- Chicago in toe second game of holding tor^yaUW Oes^ »>ut trailed 3-2 In toe ninth. bert 9-5) at New York (Kline 9- Glno Marchettl; Ollle Matson, a Slow Pitch Oii, .342. aA doubleheader.HfMihiAhAAHoi- The uniifAWhite Sox noioing me noyais luuess ___ __ for seven innings in toe night- •* Stottlemyre 10-11), 2, twl- Fifth Annual Town gifted runner who played with By EARL YOST worthwhile project — The Chil­ STOCK CAR RUNS—Morgan, Cin, 82; took toe opener 7-3. J Astros Lose Ground in West Race cap,can. hUhis teammates threatened pinch hitter .1 night v , four NHL teams, and old-timer Eight years ago toe first Jim­ dren’s Hospital In Boston. I 19th Hole i Bonds, SP", 72. Elsewhere, Detroit took two three times but failed to score. Tom McCraw slammed a two- Clarence "Ace" Parker. my Fund softball exhibition In RUNS BATTED IN—Bench, from Milwaukee 3-2 and 8-6, (Wlltox 6-11) at Last year a grand total of $2,- RACES With two out in toe eighth and homer. Milwaukee (Lonborg.8-4), N Swim Meet Results The quEirtet will jump toe Manchester netted $62 for tola y^ ^ zed for toe Jimmy Following are the starting can, 76; Stargell, Pgh. 70. CHeveland edged Baltimore 4-8, Lockman Greeted with Win, a runner on first, Nelson Kansas City (Drago 7-11) at number of former pro greats to on the all tim^s for Sunday’s Father-Son m r s —B.WlUlams, Chi, 126; Oakland nipped Minnesota 4-3 A’S - TWINS lOO-yd. Free 1. Tucker 2. Hper- SoftbaU Fund, thanks to a night of soft- ObrU 8 * Under tK>unced a single past third Chicago (Bradley 10-9), N 74 In the Hall of Fame, opened tournament at the Manchester Brock, StL, 122. and toe New York Yankees Oakland’s Vida Blue dls- 36-yd. Back 1. Beth MacDonald baseman Ed Splexio lor KC’s , Minnesota (Woodson 6-9) ed Boys 8 & Under Sept. 7, 1963. ball, and a lot of hard work by Country Club: Jenkins Tosses One-Hitter DUBLES — Cedeno, Htn, 23; downed Boston 6-2. 3. it. MacDonald 3. Boudreau. ^6. 25-yd. Back 1. Smith 2. Lauzon 3. first hit and Rojas and Hovley P‘®y®<» Oakland (Holtzman 13-8), N 2S-yd. Breast 1. Hopperstead 2. Vollond 20.1. Johnny Robinson, Bobby Bell a few. NEW 10:43 W. Ferguson and son, Bonds. SF, 23; Tolan, Cin, 21. « « « Blokms 8. Darna 25.7. TONIGHT’S GAMES and a double, while Judy Klely, L ocal Sleeves and son. followed with run-scoring sin- u n Texas (Brol>erg 5-8) at Call' 25-yd, Breast 1. Smith 2. Marahall and Aaron Brown will be toe By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS fourth inningr of the opener. TRIPUES—Brock, StL, 8; ANGELS - RANGERS ao-yl. FYee L Beth MacDonald 2. Fogarty vs. Sportsman, 7:80 Laura Wheatley, and Laura This year’s date for toe Jim­ 10:60 L#evitow and son. EJgner Sr. gles, chasing Bahnsen. "«®<»®f *>®JP fomta (Wright 11-6), N If. MacDonald 8. lerstead. 19.2. ^■25^d^“ Fret'*i. Smith 2. Marshall only veterans missing wheji the Full Quarter Mile and son. Yogi Berra likes to think “ When they drop In, they’re Bowa, Phi, 6 SangMlUen, Pgh, Ex-M4t Ryan, hit hard in ” “ gers in toe ninth after Cesar Girl had two blngles my Fund Night In Manchester 10:57 Mali-9 and son. Marshall and Tb-yd.» y d . Back* 1. Plante 2. Sloan 3. 3- Callahan Chiefs starters trot onto toe Fitzgerald Magleby B a s e b a ll! High Banked Track fondly of his New York Mets’ hits,” Jenkins shrugged. '"Hiey 6; Morales, SD, 6. three straight losses on toe * * * __ Tovar doubled, Steve Braun Fawcett Stadium turf before a Moriarty vs. Lynch, 8:46 Fitz- apiece. , will be Tuesday Aug. 16 at U son. 26-yd. Back* IL Lauzon 2. Dolin 3. li:04 Paganl and son, Lavey tumultuous 1969 season. But made a good effort to catch It HOME RUNS—^Bench, Cin, road, boosted his record to 9-2 TIGERS - BREWERS singled and Harmon Klllebrew ^’I^yd. ^ack 1. Marshall 2. Calla- sellout crowd of 19,600. gerald Panther 660 610 1 18-16-2 .son. han X Boudreau 19.4.. ______Fitzgerald Field. and son, Hor- Pittsburgh’s Bill Virdon, glanc- but Don Kessinger missed it by 24; Colbert, SD, 23. in friendly Anaheim Stadium. The Tigers had to come from homered. Sports Dial 11:11 Pletrantonio >yt 3.^uio^7.6^’ Kerry Reardon of Iowa or Army A Navy vs. Hartford Lions 720 001 6 16-16-6 Phil Burgess, co-chairman, MainJ^v«nt vath and son. Koziovich back over his shoulder, is Inches . . . centimeters.” STOLEN BASSES—^Morgan, ker 8. Slocui 20.8. 11:18 McKee and son. 25-yd. Butterfly 1. Tucker 2. Price Gallagher 2. Do- Mike Senslbaugh, a pair of sec- National, 6 :16 Nebo t , —- - ’TONIGHT lin 3. Smith 20^ . „ „ „ „ nnrt vAn- m en w ill reniBCB the Lineman VS. Wyman, 7:80 Ne- Line scores for both Rec and ALUMNI JUNIORS reports that two games will be and son. more concerned with the more Lockman’s fortunes didn't Cin, 37; Brock, StL, 88; 8. MBi^all 18.0. LAPS and *^°*^**' negative aspects of baseball’s last long. In the second contest, PITCHING (8 Decisions) 7:30 (18-22) Red Sox vs. Yanks, &*sS L ^ 2* ^ ' ^ r e t i r e d Robinson a frL safety Candlelight League failed to Groman’s Sport Shop edged pjgygd, toe first between WINF 12:21 Bamingham and son. Hart- recent history. Greg Luzlnskl hit a two-run, Nolan, CHn, 13-2, .866, 1.81 Blass, WTIO 1 o 25-yd. Free* 1. Lauzon 2. Dolin 3. ^ original Cheetahs VS. Uons, 6:16 Rllng state toe correct information. Liggett Parkade to g„d WPOP squads at 7 wlto Errors Cost MB’s Contest, 8:00 Ing, error-plagued contest, 17- „ j and son, Mutty and "W e’ve sUU got a long way to game-tying triple in toe eighth Mets vs. Pirates, "WINF 8- Price 36.1. 50-yd. FreFree 1. Smith 2. Krupp 3. pigyers on toe old APL squad. Wholesale vs. Congo, 6:16Fltz- „ „ „ „ .ip.nsTsr 13, last night at toe West Side Groman’s Sport Shop and son. go and anything can happen,” Inning and John Bateman sin- STRIKEOUTS—Carlton, Phi, 0:30 (8) All Stars vs. Cowboys Girls 11-U "Costello 35.2. Brown and Bell, under par S«rald DUS’r e L ^ G U E 26^d. Back* 1. Gonsalves 2. Toros Boys 11-12 Canal iLanes of Massachusetts .soa Dvorak and son. Plerro an y o g i g^id Thursday night after gled home toe winner In toe 201; Jenkins, Chi, 129, Seaver, SATURDAY 8. ------Hansem 18.1.----- 25-yd. Back* 1. M. Dama 2. Tan- «iHth Iniurtas and illness were OHABTEB OAK The Angels’ Mark Anderson Oval. 60-yd. Back 1. Hopperstead 2. ner 3. A. Dama 19.7. injuries ana umess, were pfus fTsureS 12:42 Riggou and son. Forstrom the Mets ^ llt a twi-night dou- ninth for toe Phils. NY, 129 2:00 (18) Red Sox vs. Yanks, Early scoring by Norm’s and Jim LaChapelle had per- John Kunz had a perfect 4-4 in toe feature at 8:16. L Hartford Rallies in Sixth Tucker 38.6. 50-yd. Back 1. Smith 2. Keller 3. left at home today When the Ray Peck, who with Burgess “”l‘2:49"tyler and son, Annulll and bleheader with the Pirates to " I ’ll have to manage toe best wno 100-yd. Individual medley 1. Hop- stoker 34.7. phYefs“ new'herT Bro^°nuired Catering gave toem a 10-6 vie- feet 4-4 nlg^its as they helped night, vriUle teammates Urn 3:00 (8) PGA Team Champlon- penitead 2. IQiuta 8. Wolfram 1:12.2. icio-yd. Ind. Medley 1. Keller 2. conceived t h e Idea to raise son. o . ™ remain 6^4 games back of toe I can and they’ll have to play Moriarty Brothers lost a mto the outfield, and he raced eight hits, while Hartford’s a muscle toe first day of drills to'Y over Allied Printing last stop Allied Building, 16-11, at Bycholskl, Bob DIgan, and THE MOST EXCITING 12:66 T. Leone and son, S. Leone , „ .u i______25- yd. Breast* 1. Gonsalves 2. Lu- Whitaker 3. Stoker 1:36.4. money for toe Jimmy Fund and son. front-running Bucs In toe Na- toe best they can, said Tucker Triumphs to third. George Ciccagllone three hits were scattered. shlp, third round cek 8. Bloklng 22.8. 25-yd. Breast* 1. Pettengill 2. ^ night at Pltzg;erald Field. Robertson Park. Gary LaBrec each chipped In 6^yd. Breast 1. KAutz 2. McArdle Marshal 3. Cooke 21.8. back'in 1964 will serve as gen­ RACE IN THE WORLD 1:03 D'Amato and son. H. GIgllo tlonal League’s East Division. Whitey, whose CXibs are fourth 2-1 decision last ali\^led to drive in Brancato and Moriarty’s battle the East 4:00 (8) Football: Giants vs. ------Jim Mistretta led toe winners’ Tom Hite had three hits, two hits. 3. Lucek ^.8. 50-yd. Breast 1. Adamy 2. Pet- eral chairman. John McFarland Btniral Mmisiion S3.00 l:10°Herdic and son, J. Smith and "I remember in '69 we were In toe East, 10 games back, In Swim Event night to Hartford Insur- ...... tie the score 1-1. Dave Clchon Hartford Jets Monday at St. Chiefs 60*yd. Butterfly 1. Tucker 2. Me- tengill 3. Stoker 44.8. attack with two hits. vtolle Al Smith had two safe- Bill Correia and Mike Mlko- will be co-chairman with Bur- ance Group at Bloomfield s belted a long double to deep Thomas and will entertain the SUNDAY Ardle 8. Harmon 1:^.(). 5^yd. Butterfly 1. Smith 2. Mar- AlUed’s Dick Call had an In- Uos- including a home run. lowakl had two hits apiece, Children under 12 .U “ l i 7 Jacobson and son. Cooney ^ames out in August and ”^ d maybe we have a 26- yd. Free* 1. (loQsalves 2. Per- shall 3. Sloan 34.8. 606 06 17-12-6 gess. and son. we ended up winning It," toe chance. At the eighth annual AAU St. Thom'as Seminary. The center « i Ciccagllone scored Vernon Orioles Tuesday at Mt. 2:00 (8) Mets vs. Expos, WINF guson 8. Wright 15.7. 25-yd. Free*_ 1. Ma^hall 2. A. slde-toe-park homer and single, losers’ Tom Ireland vtent Groman’s .41. Seelt Phone 737-1438 2:30 60*yd. l>Yee 1. Tucker 2. Hopper- Dama 3. M. Dam a 15.6. It will be a 100 per cent bene- Watson manager said. "W e’ve . . . Long Course Swimming Meet, jQgg M B ’s at th e from first to make it 2-1. Nebo. Game time lor both con­ (22) Red Sox vs. Tigers, 60-yd. Free 1. Smith 2. Keller 3. while Al ______Skinner, . Fred _ _ Dykens, <-*. wMle Wes B a ^ t t collected —„A- Llggetts - 10® 1® ^®’ stead 8. Kauts 27.9, and Ito W D eT w a n ^ had two Mts. Prank lUano and i ^ r e c . Mumford and R. Dl- fit with all proceeds entering the 1:31 Conners and son. Charlebols got eight more games with REDS • PADRES held last night in Bloomfield, goo with an 8-8 mark, while Mpriarty’s lone run came in tests is 6 p.m. wno Olrlt 18-14 Adamy 28.8. RIVERSIDE PARK 3:00 (3) AAU Championships 50-yd. Back* 1. Easley 2. Gonsal­ Boys 18-15 blngles apiece **®*® Ignatowicz added two bln- g g „; Correia, Mikolowsky. Bar- fund and all connected wlto toe MUTE ISt • MAWMd “ "l’:3l"Lavlnlo and son. White and toem,” he said of the Pirates, Cincinnati, reeling off its llto Manchester R e c Swimmers Hartford, the frontrunners in toe fourth inning. Balesano Hartford Insurance (2) ves 3. Dolin 42.0. 50-yd. Back 1. Wolfram 2. Flavell Katie Tucker, Sherrie Hopper- pje Hartford Twilight League, 3 1 0 0 0 4:30 (3) Tennis: CUff Drysdale 50-yd. B l ^ 1, Tucker 2. Moyer 3. Culvey 84.5. Norm’s 629 200 0-10- 9-2 Rles ®a®h. rett, Prestl, Dummond, Nurmi promotion donating their serv- FREE PARKIM son. j .K we’ll get our chances.” victory in toe last 13 games, walked to lead off toe frame. BiS^liSne. 3 1 1 0 1 3. Lemleux-, ...... 38.6. - 60-yd. Back* 1. Flavell 2. Clavette Angela 010 460 6 16-16-2 g^d Healy. Ices. 1:45 arv s an so , couple of hours, the erupted for four runs in toe stead, Karen » » jMcArdle, and gpoj-^tk an impressive 10-3 rec­ Rich Riordan hit into a fielder’s l^ v lg n e,^ vs. Bob Lutx ,50-yd. Breast 1. CTone 2. Lemieux 3. 3. Smith 39.4. AlUed 008 002 0— 6-18-4 Hon 5:00 Allied 100 370 0 11-16-4 1:52 Mikolowski and son. Zamai- Mets were wlthln^i^ games of flrgt inning on two-run doubles ord. choice. Hard-hitting Leo Veleas Daly?"'c (8) PGA Team Champion­ Tucker____ M.6.______100-yd. yd. Ind. Medley 1 Adams 2- Miss Tucker took a first in ship, final round 5^yd. Butterf^ 1. Cone 2. Moyer W^yluk J. Wolfram 1:09.6. "*1:59 Demko and son, Venezia and the top, thanks to Jon Matlack, by Johnny Bench and Tony Pete Sala, on toe mound for tripled to left, scoring Riordan Garvey, if S. Lemieux 37.E. 5^yd. Breast 1. Adams 2. Lem­ S IL K C IT Y the 200-meter freestyle, with a Titus, rf 6:30 (18) Yanks vs. Oriolea, 60^yd. Free* L Easley 2. Carpen­ ieux 3. Wolfram ^.2. DeCormler Motors dealt Man­ •son. _ . who pitched a four-hitter, and perez. Darrel Oianey added a toe locals, was in command easily. Cogan, 2b 2:06 Hoflsett and son. Tomezuk time of 2:38.2, and a seccxid in WINF ter 8. (Gonsalves 35.0. 60-yd. Butterfly 1. Adamy 2. chester Honda a 6-1 defeat at and son. Wayne Garrett, whose lOto-ln- two-run homer, his first of toe throughout the contest until toe The locals staged a late ral- wishinsky, p 50-yd. Free 1. Cone 2. Tucker 3. Wasyluk 3. Chilvey 29.8. the 60-meter free style in a Moyer 30.8. 50yd. Free* 1. (^avette 2. Ander­ 2:13 Schardt and son, Schaffer ^big sacrifice fly grave toem a season, in toe seventh Inning ly in toe seventh but failed. With Totals 22 2 3 0 2 Fitzgerald Field. and son. sixth inning, when leadoff hlt- Qlris 15-18 son 3. Culvey 36.0. clocking of 31.6. 100-yd. Ind. Medley 1. Tucker 2. 50-yd. Free 1. Adams 2. Adamy Eric Remke and Gary Moore 2:20 Oliva and ,n. Tarca and 1-0 victory in the opener. against toe Padres as toe Reds Ml^‘ Hop“p^wtead won a gold ‘er, Bill W ls^ky, dropped a rate out, BUI MerriU walked, „ V’8 the flag by downing a Noske singled home SmachetU, RBIs; Adams and Brian Hoyt TJuyroughbred 1 toe Cubs’ manager following eight Montreal hits for toe Car- going to rip it up,” Yancey said g(tgr he and Lewis, an obscure g gig„t trophy and added Acadia 300 100 1— 8- 12-1 , „ c/tnhhnm ^uth Windsbr advanced SuUivan to third, and added doubles. For Manchester, after he and partner Toin Weis- 26-year-oId who went to Wake ^ggj, gddlUon to toe Pocono Leo Durocher’s reslgnaUon, got dlnals, who erupted for five stuDOora ^ u u i vvmu Maloney walked to load HoUk’s triple, and Noske’s three INDY LEAGUE kopf posted an eight-under-por purest on an Arnold Palmer off to a rousing start as Fergu- runs in the third inning. Ted team, » -8 last m g n i on u ie McKeon singled hits, including a double, led toe Behind a potent hitting at- 63-despite a double bogey 6—In scholarship, had posted a 66, RACING Jenkins fired a one-hitter, Sizemore singled home one run losers’ field. The All-American Sportsman tack, Gunvers bombed MCX3 to score SuUivan and Noske, and attack. Thursday’s first round. five under par. They were allowing only WllUe Montanez’ in that rally and two more In "After spotUng South Windsor Hollk’s triple to deep cen- Manchester travels to Wndsor division and toe mlnl-midgets Veterans, 24-6, at Keeney Field, “We’re going to be tough,” among toe 10 teams tied for looping double to center in toe toe eighth. two runs In toe first Inning, brought in Malmiey and tonight for a big game. BUodeau said Yancey, winner of the fifth gnd very much In con- will also be on the agenda. The Dave Gunas rapped out four Manchester jumped out to a wlU pitch for toe locals. first green flag drops at 8 hits, including a home nm, to LINCOLN McKeon. Amerlcan Golf Classic, last tentlon. commanding 9-2 lead at toe end Manchester o’clock poce Gunvers. Pat Wilson col- LPGA Board of five. Coach Ernie Noske, Manchester came up 'with AB ERBI stop on toe tour. Outsiders Steve Oppermann three more runs in toe top of Maloney. 3b, c 0 0 Aaron, a drawling veteran of g^^^ teaching pro Ctouck Rotar Ron Bolchard, who’s taken BUI Wilson, Mike DeAngelis, DOWNS pinchhitUng for Coach WaUy Bonnlns, 3b TMl ACTION TRACK Of Fortin, decided to give starting toe fifth. SmachetU was hit by Nic® Kowskl 11, Samloatls 8; Rlnky BUodeau, cf perfectly for a leading 62 In toe McLendon were aionejii^w. 23-year-old sensation first burst losers , ... offense „ . . wlto three bln- ^ Miss Palmer Ron Roy in toe sixth. Noske to third alter toe catch. SmachetU, rf Our little Dodge Colt wagon offers the NIGHTLY Dinks 30 - <3ooper 8 Dwyer 8, opening round of this 72-hole Among the big bunch tied yjg national scene with a while FIVE-DOOR WONDER WAGON. South Windsor wasn’t to be :'^°® Banning walked. Tom Roy, p added two singles Demko 8. Sullivan, as competition in which scoring Is with Palmer and Lewis terrific ride, Currier convenience of four doors plus the added versatility Post Time ATLANTA (AP) - - ’^ e exec- jedenied ^ e d ‘ and“and ‘canle came up ‘vritT with one Saplenza fUed to deep center, Noske, p, rf apiece. BAAD 31 — Hornat 11, Hor- utlve board of toe Ladies Pro- ^ gcorlng Noske after toe catch, based on toe better ball of each were brothers Dave and Mike of a top-hinged tailgate. (That makes for super 8:00 PM -Mon.-Fri. rls 9; Weaver Beavers 27- run in toe fifth, two in toe sixth, Totals SI 9 11 2 9 Gunvers 872 043 0 24-16-6 fesslonal Golf AssoclatlOT has added three more In toe South Windsor came back In t w ^ ^ ^ m . Hill and toe uncle-nephew team RIVERSIDE PARK Brazdlonls 14, Andersop 7. and added three more in toe M. C. C. 000 410 0 6- 9-9 simple loading and unloading.) And you get Colt’s 7:45 PM-Soturdoys reprimanded Sandra Palmer ggyg„tjj before Coach Noske their half with a run on a walk, adbor (8) Palmer meanwhile, got help of Sam and J.C. Snead. Former SENIOR II seventh before Coach Noske Adams, ss 2 1 1 1 0 ...... —. , . .-- -r -1 ______TjnVvhvXII/tVlAla NtehniH OnH and Th® Stock cars roll at River- for speaking out on behalf of Russ Bilodeau to a single, and an error. They on at least lour holes from champions Bobby Nichols m o Soeedwav aealn Sat- standard reclining bucket seat comfort So go ahead No Racing Tuesdays Stags 62 — Reynolds 22, Wilke brought in Russ BUodeau to B. Hoyt, p 2 1 1 0 1 Lewls George Archer, along with siae para speeaway again aat- FEUNE LEAGUE Jane Blalock, who has a »6 mil- ^g^ y,g talUed twice in toe sixth. King- Kingman, cl 4 T 1 0 0 youthful 20; Hoopsnakes 38 - Ladabouche get toe final out. Basch, 3b, ss 4 H 8 0 6 partner J®®''— so^uthAfricai;'Gary Player and urday right and don’t be su^ In a high-scoring contest, toe and be versatile-drive a Colt five-door wagon! DAILY DOUBLE lion lawsuit pending against the Manchester Is now tied with man singled, Bashe singled to 4 O’ 1 0 > 0 UI MIC aK/M^d LOU TOFO • 16, Slogesky 10. Manchester Is now tied with J. Hoyt, p, cf mlmite ter Nicklaus‘'’N lX B or be Panthers edged toe Uons. 18-16, organization. Rockville and Windsor, with 8-6 right Kingman going to third Beeler, lb 3 0 1 0 1 • Four Perfectas Grand Union '39 — Tedford 9, Rockville and Windsor, with 8-6 Warabavsky, c 0 1 0 0 0 minute for Jack Nicklaus. N oroun at 67 among toe leaders when toe at lUing Field. "We called you here to let rgggr^_ g^d right behind East and Bashe taking second on toe Gagnon 8, Hanson 6; Mota’s 34- records, and right behind East KunUer, c 1 0 0 0 1 laua, toe dominant f*gJJf® 1" British Ouen champ Lee checkered flag Is 'waved. The Fran Nukis went 8-6 for the Dining Rax.Phon« 72S-5648 you know we’re reprimanding Hartford, 8-6. attempt to nip Kingman, Howie Levesque, If, p 3 0 0 0 0 ^ame this season, had com- But British Open champ Lee ------a _ teammates A great buy in the little car field. Tlerney 16, SadlowakI 8. Haw^, cf, If 2 0 1 0 0 game this season, imu ..uiu- first heat rtxlU at 8. blned wlto Palmer to win toe Trevino and former p g a tiue „n„vGd las Ssat Res.Phon« 723-3200 you for toe statements you South Windsor started "QfS' Beeler’s single scored both, Kubls, It 1 0 0 0 0 Saturday Phyllis Ucello and Erls Lang- Bousquet, rf 2 0 1 0 0 last him taam tltlea on the 7 - holder' Ray Floyd, among the To” > proved las (Area Code: 401) have made," LPGA president gcoring In toe bottom of the In toe bottom of toe seventh, ToUsano, rf 1 1 1 0 1 contributed three safeties (Cynthia Sullivan told Miss urst. Hank Adams doubled, BUI South Windspr threatened. After (AP photol 046-yard, par 71 Laurel Valley favorites when Nicklaus had to night in toe 76-lap main event lots Senior Citlxens 76c, Clubhouse Golf Club course b u T 'h i r t o puu"‘ out, had' toeir problems, that he can drive wlto,toe best each. 80 OAKLAND STREET Palmer Thursday. "You’re en- Kingman popped to first,' and one out, ToUsano singled. Adams Totals 29 8 11 1 6 AMERICAN RECORD—Kathy Schmidt, 18, I Sports Slate Manchester 0 6 0 0 8 0 aces as she tosses the javelin 200’ 6” for an Ameri­ uouGOU LiuDClub course Duui U unu_____ w_ do no hAtterbetter than cfot toem. He woh the feature U z Washburn was toe hitting MANCHESTER, CONN. titled to your own opinion, but John Basche homered. doubled, putting runners on sec- S. Windsor 2 0 0 0 M withdraw after undergoing ml- They could do no better tn^ convincingly „„ andh nnackivi crocked th« toe star for toe lions with four hits. Chorches Motors Inc. piRECT MISSB nOM tUNT POMin TODAY 3B; Noske, Adams, Hwt; SB can record during meet in Valencia, Calif., yester­ nor stirgery on hls infected match par 71 and must im- when It hurts our members, we in toe second, Manchester ond and third. Kingman ground- Hollk; HR: Bosch 2; 6B: Bousquet prove If*^toey are to survive toe winner’s circle for toe first time Including a homer. Roxanne Manchester Legion ys. Wind­ feel you owe toe organizatlixi bounced back with six big runs, ed out, the runners bolding,-and SAC: Saplenza; SF: Saplenza LOB; day. She is the fii-st U.S. woman to surpass the right Index finger Tuesday. . . . '1. . . . . I 4U a QScruse / > m a A hhad f two circuit blows Rte. , Lincoln, R.l. Manchester 4, S. Windsor 3 HBP; "He did fine, just fine,” cut for toe final two rounds. at toe A ^ w am track. 146 sor Legion, 6:00 Windsor an apology.” BUodeau and Dan SmachetU Bash6 smashed his second Roy. 200-foot mark. The present world mark is 204’ 8V^” . h MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. .lULY 28, 1972 PAGE FIFTEEN / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., miDAY, JULY 28, 1972

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Call Bill Rood at T.J. ditionlng, power steering, win- 846’3766 after 6. modeled, bath tile, cement Crocket, Realtors, 643-1677. Happy 81st Birthday Congratulations dows and brakes. Very good 'I'm fed up with talking about crab grass. Let's talk work. Steps, dormers. Resi­ RAMBLER, Classic, elates, 280-8665. on your new home 6 0 7-2& about something RELEVANT, like MULCH!" dential or commercial. Call YfeAH,Wi?f^/ yESTERPAys condlton.- Best offer over wagon, 6 cylinder, standard, 649-4291. RICH and JULIE Ft-V A Krre/ w u . V A ? $2,000. Hione 1-429-8389. very good condition, best offer. MILFORD, CONN. GRANDMA 6 0 PLY A Welcome to the 872-4472. X ir e / / 1971 MONTE CARLO, power BUSINESS MASSACCO “ Easy 300 Club” brakes, windows, steering, Trailers - Business Services 13 OPPORTUNITY SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL AM/FM stereo radio, vinyl top, -1967 GUTTERS and roofs repaired _ ^o established Doug and Mary tinted glass, white walls. After RAMBLER AMERICAN Mobile Homes 6-A LOAM, fill, gravel for sale, and replaced. Excellent work- Love, 6cyl., auto., 2-dr. sedan. $400. 6, 649-6200. Ucensed for septic and drain- manshlp. Reasonable prices, doyyng gest center loca- Thank You / VEAH, I HEAR THEY '' 1971 MARK IV, 12x60’ mobll Marion, Roger, Marci, to TWE' c ir c u s is BULTACO home, completely furnished, age work. Payloader, dozer, Free estimates, 646-1399. excellent profitable busl- HAVFA LADY h u m an 1960 CHEVROLET, In good nm- 200 cc, 4-speed, off-road. $160. backhoe, sltework. Latulippe b i d w e l l Home Improvement "®ss. Owner wishes to retire. MY SECRET PAL Com ing ID TOWN/. CANNON BALL. nlng condition. Phone 649-9742 Mediterranean decor, porch, for the 'Beautiful Flowers Bros., 872-4366 or 742-9477. Expert installation of alu- Call Earl R. Brooks, Walt, Jan, Wally, after 6 p.m. 1963 PONTIAC shed, skirting Included. Ideal for our Anniversary Catalina 289, auto., 4-dr. sedan. nmrrled couple. 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One ceUing or for working mother of 2V4-year THIS SUDPEN TRIP dition. New seats, new clutch. GREAT HOUSING BUY—TTWO Capitol Equipment (3o., 38 6 p.m. Dry Cleaning, 276 West Mid­ all your ceilings repaired and some experience in counter old. CaU 228-0328 evenings. i f 70 IRELANP.' new generator, good tires. CaU BEDROOMS. Ready to live In. Main St., Manchester. Hours dle Turnpike, next to Stop and fountain work. Full-time dally 7:30-5, Thursday, 7:3 painted. Also interior painting 646-8496 after 7 p.m. Very well kept home. and Shop, 643-4913. only. Apply In person. Hart­ WAITRESS and kitchen help, Experienced $3,996 Saturday, •7:30-4. 643-7968. and wallpapering. CaU 289- ford Road Dairy Queen. full or part-time, Top Hat Res- % 1969 VOLKSWAGEN, white with ExceUent financing available ODD jobs of all kinds, attics 0773. CUTTER GRINDER red leatherette Interior; fac­ 'TWO Handymen want a variety traurant, 267 Broad St. >K,t and ceUars cleaned, trees re­ J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom Apply 7-ae tory air; new brakes, genera­ HARMONY HOMES of jobs, by day or hour. Yards, moved, free estimates. Phone household duties, one-half day [r Glen, 872-8166 for ABC Painting contractors. For leather interior, vinyl top, new STARCRAFT camper, Help Wonted-Mole 36 DEAN Machine Products Inc., tires. Very good condltlcai. $1,- sleeps 6, used two weeks.‘Ex­ free estimate and more Infor­ Building Contracting 14 ‘•i® ^®®* ‘n interior, exterior, WANTED — Two days weekly, 102 Colonial Rd., Manchester, 760 firm. 646-3693. mation. wallpapering and ceilings, person to work In small office. Conn. —Needs help nights cellent condition. $1,200. Phone ______ROOM additions, dormers, ga- Free estimates. Fully insured. ]Vfust know bookkeeping and MATURE MAN to do kitchen 4 p.m. - 1 a.m. to set up and 643-0651. TREE REMOVAL, prunlng, rages, add a -levels, roof­ 1962 CHEVY Nova—2-door, 301, Fast, dei>endable service, payroll procedures. Send re- werk in restaurant, some ex­ operate Bridgeport., mUling spraying, etc., fully Insured. Li ing, siding, foundations. Low, hi - perfcMinance motori new Brush, roll, spray. Integrity, sume stating experience and perience preferred but not re­ machines. Brown and Sharp censed. F re e estimates. Call low prices. Bank financing. clutch. Needs transmission. quality, service. CaU day or references Box “ MM” , Man­ quired. Call 646-9168 for ap­ production mlUers, turret (£) t m W NtA, Ut. •7-28 Read Herald Ads ULlhueaA $800. 649-8970. 633-5345. Add-A- level Dormer, 289-0449. night, 643-7376, chester Herald. tlcOSoH 7-Z6 pointment. ■ lathes, and Qardinge chuckers.

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PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESFER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, JULY S8, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERilLD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1972 PAGE SEVENTEEN Articles For Sole 45 Household Goods 51 Apartments - Hots - Aportments - Fkrts - Furnished Out of Town Wantod To Rwif 58 Houtog For Sale 72 THERE OUGHTA BE A L A W BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole FOR LONGER wear keep car- USED REFRIGERATORS Tenements 53 Tenements 53 Aportments 53-A l^r Rent 55 72 Out of Tovm BXBCUTIVtt fomUy needs RANCH - Five rooms on i««r. For Sale pets clean with Blue Lustre, freeiers and alr-coiidlUoner*. PL.EU18ANT sleeidnc room with THREE • BEDROOM apart- TWO-ROOM fundihed apart- ROCKVILLE . — Eastbrook. home to rent from September lot, x ’, vri’th Offered by the CLASSIFIED 200^ 366 large A^ labor guaranteed, jjjtchen privileges, large yard, ment, redecorated. carpet, ment, heat, hot water, stove, apartments, on bus line, new 1st, 1972, to. January . . 1st, 1978. covered picnic paUo. Ga- SKWAr-AlELL THE CABBlE.'WON’ r MA» 1 n 1 .n A O W A A A 1 Mk J .... I — — two alr-condltloners, p ^ l and t 7 windows. An eight (8) SH O P-R ITE chairs, dothlng, bed' sterling, USED REFRIGERATOR, good heat, electric included. $178 ager for particulars, Monday ment laundry & storage, wall C ^ t o n t ‘ B u s7 n esT ra "i't‘;^“e - V ^^am , and for this large 6 ‘room' Colonial. ^ L “" ln “ M ^ n e r s t e r E .. . . . , wooded lot, aluminum siding, VILLAGE APTS. to wall carpeting. lion, zone Business 4, any type non-veterans. Why pay rent Must sell Immediately. New ^wner Is In patio. Private yard In a nice room house you’ll fall for! SUPERMARKET dishes, baby items,’ Fisher- condition, $20. Call 646-3676. per month. Amedy Realty, Re- through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 $31,900. Situations Wanted - ^ * ^ 1®**' you oun own your own kitchen, bullt-lns, dining room, „gg^‘ gf ^ g^jgjj g^jg neighborhood. A must see. Of­ Stone construction, lots of Price Toys. Must pick up. altors, 878-6283. MANCHESTER p.m., A A B Sports Shop, 1000 AMit mfy, listhAtlf a* are of lM T o U l^ ^ e r T M 2 8 8 * * bedroom home. Stop throw- living room with fireplace, 3 ggg^, ^ e Unusual,’ dotVt i fered at $26,900. W. J. Bar- DUTCH COLONIAL — Huge for wall space, closets galore. Male 39 Hartford Tpke., Vernon, 872- HoMrvt now for Aug. 15 Terrific lawn with a large WANTED — MAN, part-time to - TAG SALE — Saturday, July ZOOM CYCLE, two tricycles, One and two bedrboms. of land, call owner e4B-TZoo. Ing injf your moneymonev away.awav. Vet-Vat. bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpet-carnet- t^is one.___ .$51,900. . . CaU Joe Gor- comb. Realtor, 644-8000. mal dining room, large Uvlng install draperies, car required. COLLEGE BOYS looking for 29th, 9-8 p.m., 82 White Street, school trike, four - seat 8062. Sopt. I OCCUPANCY ------room, four bedrooms. 1 V4 baths,-- patio and lots of privacy. Inunediate oconpanby. erans no money down, non- ing, 2-car garage, Bentley 649-5306. Two full baths. RANCH Call 643-8171 Eisk for Drapery summer work, want houses to Manchester. Wrought Iron for- merry - go - round , large size, Near achools, cbmetes CALL investment Property veterans 5 per cent down. CaU School area. Price reduced to ’ ‘ MANCHESTER — 4-4 duplex, $28,900. Bzzzzsizz in'and see'our with -car garage, huge style. Best of neighbor­ Dept. paint. Cost minimal, exi>erl- mica top dining set, poll-away Very good cr the finer homes. age. Most desirable location. YOU’VE seen the rest, now see 10-4, Saturday, July 29. Handy to shopping, schools, plex with 2 bedrooms, 1% first floor, heat, hot water, Only $48,000. well landscaped and fenced CUSTOM built Ranch with your house, we’ll help you sold our last C!olonlal and Cape Grease, oil, and clean presses 643-5920.______sized 6-room Raised Ranch, floors, double louvered doors Owners are very anxious. Ask­ get a good deal without red the best. 1972 model silver bus and rellglotis facilities. baths, large closet space. Call stove, refrigerator, garage, Duplex - . Only $26,900. yard, built-in vacuum system. ,ull baths, first floor paneled In Manchester. Need either for preventive maintenance. Model aparUnoit open for available immediately. Friend­ 6 8 between dining room and Uvlng ing low 30s. tape. Call us at 646-5384 or 646-8388. $170 monthly and security. $28,900. Keith Real Estate, 846- family room, dou’sle raised one with three or more bed­ Top wages plus a liberal bene- Extremely jj g j jg ^ figure skates, Inspection 12-6 Saturday and ly rural neighborhood, con­ room, wall-to-waU carpeting, MANCHESTER — Country Uv­ f f mileage. P»arents excellent e Antiques 55 Adults preferred. Also a 3- 4126, 649-1922. hearth fireplace, beautiful ous rooms. For quick sale please lit program that Includes a non­ hardly worn, $10. Call 643-6920. Sunday, other times by ap­ MANCHESTBai — The Coach venient location. Must be seen! RUTHERFORD gas heat, all paneled rec room lng In this immaculate 6-room FRECHETTE & MARTIN temperament, two males, one a n t iq u e gifts for all oc­ room apartment, $128 call ’ITie Richard E. Merritt contributory pension plan. pointment. House, 20 Otis Street. New FamiUes welcomed, singles ac­ ASSOCIATES with bar, 3 bedrooms. A buyer’s all electric Ranch on one acre Realtors 647-9993 MANCHES’TER — Barry Rd. country kitchen, 2-car ga- female. 647-1975. 32’ EXTENSION ladder, $8 ; 9’ casions. Glass, china, etc., old monthly. 875-2600. Agency, Realtors, 646-1180. Apply in person or call 643-1101. deluxe 2-bedroom Townhouse, cepted. Phone 228-0275. 114 Burnside. Ave., E.H. dream. All this for only $33,000. lot. 1 % baths, eat-ln kitchen, ------Einbinder built 6-room Cape. fiberglass boat, $28. Phone 649- oil lamps, ready to use. Dome Built by GOLDEN Retriever puppies, superb location. Includes heat, ___ 280-9681 — Open 9-9 bullt-lns, carpeted formal din- MANCHESTER Vicinity—Clean Four bedrooms, rec room, COLONIAL - offering charm ALL CASH for your property ALLIED 6964. top wooden trunk. Oak, Vic­ Resort Property AKC, stock x-rayed. Cham­ U & R Housing C e rp . all modem appUancea. $260 per COVENTRY — Small house for CAYAR REALTY ing room and living room, at- 6%-room Ranch with rec room, fireplace, full dormer, priced and spaciousness. Ten rooms, within 24 hours. Avoid red torian and empire tables, 1-864-3095 or 647-1881 J PRINTING SERVICES pionship bloodlines. Tolland, FAIR AT 73 Francis Drive, month. Paul W. D o u {^ , Re- rent, fireplace in living room, For Rent 67 tached garage. Many extras, carpets, swimming pool, on right at $30,900. Arruda Real- 2% baths, modem kitchen with tape, instant service. Hayes 579 Middle ’Turnpike, W. 106 MAIN STREET—Aluminum KEITH 872-0398. Manchester. Candles, games, stenciled cottage commode, Rentals by altor, 643-4838, or 646-1021. screened porch, lake prlvl- Principals only. $33,900. 649- one acre lot. $27,900. Hutchins ty, 644-1539. Ed Jarow, 665- buUt-lns. Two large enclosed Agency, 646-0131. Manchester, Conn. Robert D. GIANT’S NECK HEIGHTS, sided buUdlng, with business MANCHESTER — Two-famUy, tag sale, etc. Saturday, 11 tel. 872-3279 Cha-Ro-Lane, 94 ------leges. Call 742-6661. 4617. Agency, 649-5324. 3082. porches, 2-car garage. $39,900. REAL ESTATE FREE — Affectionate kittens Wapplng Wood Rd., Conn. Murdock FOUR-ROOM apartment, first ------Adjoins Rocky Neck State plus two apartments. 232-1464 convenient location. Large lot. STAFF AOCOIRTTANT — CPA a.m. - 3 p.m. 172 East Center Street will deliver. Call after 5:30 State Route 74. floor, appliances, hot water, BOLTON LAKE waterfront park, 69 Elgewood Rd., four- fer further details. Garages. Only $31,900. TEN ROOM contemporary M9-1922 — 646-4126 firm. Responsible and person­ Realtor 643-2692 p.m. 649-6941. TAG SALE—July 29 and 30. 10- HOI wortog couple. Security, ref- four-room fumished home, room cottage, sleeps 7. Sun- B. Rutherford Associates, 289- Out of Town Ranch witli 3-room studio apart­ MANCHESTER. CONN. able accountant wanted. Au­ 643-9861 PUBUC 4 p.m. Proceeds to benefit W( emces. 643-7094. Newly redecorated. No pets, deck, two baths. $125 weekly. Land For Sale 71 ment or In-law suite, over IVi diting and income tax experi­ anted - To Buy 58 9651. For Sole 75 MINIA’TURE Schnauzer AKC medical missions, 242 Summit Couple preferred. 643-9686. Mrs. Carter, 741^-8142. 742-8637. acres of land with a view, red­ ence helpful. Please send restr- BOLTON —78 acres, near cen­ NOTICE puppies, 8 weeks old. Guaran­ WANTED —Phonogra]^, old MANCHESTER — Large 3^ wood construction. Large ther­ me, principals only, Robert J. St. Snow ter, hlgfh level land, < ^ n and Out of Town Notice Is hereby given that teed healthy. $75. Call 1-429- banks, early comic books, ______room apartment, modem HEBRON — 3- bedroom Cape, VERMONT Mount mopane windows. $48,600 4 Pue & Co., Vernon Profession­ 9134. USED Flagstone, 480 bricks; kitchen, built-lns, hot water, private location, $178. refer­ area, honeymooner’s paradise. wooded. Reasonably priced, 75 the Planning and Zoning Com- swords, metals, early trains mANCHES’TER — Four large ______For Sale mission of the Town of‘0)ven- al Building, 281 Hartford ’Turn­ canning and freezing Jars. and toys, round oak tables, rooms, first floor, older four- heat, parking, carpeting, $165. ences, Petrus Realty, 742-6270. Beautiful chalet, all conve­ terms, Katz Corp. 38 Kane St., W e NEED L IST IN G S u MINIA’TURE poodles, black COLONIAL BOLTON — Garrison 5 NOW! “Thinking of Sell­ males, AKC, shots. Reason­ ROCKVILLE — 6 rooms, $180, $120 weekly, $460 monthly. RUSSeU, 823-0667. with 4 bedrooms, 2 fuU baths, four bedrooms, large living Monday, July 24, 1972, approved TRUCK DRIVER — Apply In able. 643-0467. basement storage, $146. 633- monthly; 3 rooms, $116 month- ing your property?” Call Phone 649-3466. wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm fireplace, double garage, alu­ room with fireplace, spacious the application, of Robert HUl, person. Wipco, 73 Tolland __ Good usod wood 0135. PIVE-ROOM duplex for rent, ly; appliances, large yard. TODAY! kitchen, 1 % baths, oversized King’s Road, Coventry, (3onn., S H ^ G Y puppies, beagle ^ d poRCH gilder, $ . Houses For Sole 72 minum siding. Inunaculate Tpke. Manchester. 12 lathe. Will look at any model. QFmivm iri>OOR four rooms occupancy Aug. 16th. 646-4388. UUUties not Included. 872-0389, COLUMBIA LAKE -F our-room T 4 T T T T r ^ ^®®** cement patio below, to construct a dwelling In Uie inside and out. Rolling Hills, Mansfield W call, 649-4289. Call 649-76Ff after 8 p m. tl^^^eVed^ls^ul ^ .~r— ------;r 7:30 • 9:30 p.m. cottage, all facU aes, boat. DUPLEX 7-7, exceUent Invest­ heated green house, j(ovely River Zone on King’s Road, Oov- LATHE operator — able to set­ tile bath, paneled walls, alualu- wimiincnh EWER One-bedroom apart- ninMiimaHHigiillmi||||||l[|llirfiim ...... Ideal for chUdren. 228-3808 or l-^ l-H I I l-s I-? 11 ment possIbUlty If bought with -k-kA-'J-Zi.VI.wooded acre, on peaceful ®"try. Conditional approval was up and operate a tool room WANTED —antique furniture, minum windows and screens, „ent. Private entrance. In- R. F. BLANCHARD FOR SALE — Norwegian Elk A im Q U ^ and collecUbles 646-0333. 7-room Colonial. Possible com­ From 1-84, take Exit 99. PoDow sigiis on Rt. 195 toward UCJoon. T o m I court. Mid 30s. Owner, 646- Sftven to the preliminary plan of lathe and O.D. grinder In “ also used five and seven-piece glass, pewter, oil paintings or carpeted, electric stove M d ^nd appUances. O u t O f TOWII mercial property, 250x175 lot. Realtors-MIfi 646-2482 erson who likes ALUMINUM sheets used as Sunday 1-5 p.m. KEITH room Garrison (Colonial, 2% printing plates. .009 thick, 23x CORN, tomatoes, beans, beets, working lady, completely fur- planni^ on each lot. Perky evergreens, sturdy shade trees and colorful 600. Tolland —Acre treed lot, — ------flee of the Superintendent of people. baths, carpeting, double ga­ EAST HAR’TFORD Starter or Schools, Park and School 32” . 25 cents each or 6 for $1 . cucumbers, peppers and fruit. nlshed. UtUlties and lines in­ One of Manchester’s Finest Immediate Occupancy REAL ESTATE flowering shrubs highlight this development. $8,000. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Also immediate opening CLU B S IT E rage, quality construction. retirement 6-room Cape. Three streets, Rockville, OonnecUcut, 643-2711. Angel Street, Manchester. cluded. Call 643-6388. Townhouse Apartments available for counterman, 6-Room Townhouses, 1%^ 646-4126 640-1022 Richard Martin school. Hayes AduH Home Villages are engineered, planned and built around the theory APPROXIMATELY one acre bedrooms, full basement, city „ntU 12:00 noon, Monday, Au- Luxurious appointments, to work evenings through THE THOMPSON House — Cot- tiled baths, complete O .B .. For further information coll: Agency, 648-0181. that pre-built and mobilehome living is practical and enjoyable for couples. lot, dead end street. Elgin water, sewer. $23,900. Barlar 14, 1972 and then at said closing. Must be 18 or over. PICNIC TABLES, extra s t u r d y , ______throughout, superb location, " kitchen, waU-to-wall car-q all bolted. All sizes and styles. BUTTER AND sugar com. 21 tage St., centrally located, S. H. V. C., INC. OLDER 7-room Colonial, llOx- We do not recommend this type of living for people with school chilm n. Drive, Tolland. Phone 649-6022. Realty, 289-7726, 644-1221. place and time publicly o^ned, Apply in person at; Angel Street, Manchester. $260 monthly. petlng, private basement,' MANCHESTER — South West, From $30., delivered. W. Zlnk- large, pleasantly furnished washerciryer hookup. 178’ lot. Great possible com­ -room Garrison Oolonlal. VERNON —Box Mountain — t^corded. 2 95 Hilliard Street 8 BURGER KING er, Windsorvllle Rd., Ellington, rooms, parking. Call 649-2368 Paul W. Dodgan mercial property. Hutchins PRESTIGE COUNTRY CLUB UVING Res^ Property Charles Lesperance Manchester, Connecticut Like new. only 8 years old. Six room Immaculate Ranch. Specifications and proposal 467 Center Street 875-0397. for overnight and permanent R ealtor Agency, 649-8824. Two-oar garage, 1% baths, For Sole 74 'Two fireplaces, 2-car garage. lorms may be secured from the 649-7620 The Mphisticated home owners who live in our country club development Manchester. NATIVE, FRESH guest rates. 645- 4685 Telephone 649-4555 wall-to-wall carpeting, many 160x800’ lot. Bel Air Real office of the Superintendent of BOLTON LAKE Waterfront FOR SALE — Men’s and boy’s or extras. Wooded lot. Mid 40s. are kind, gentle, sociable, real down to earth people, a large per cent of Estate, 643-9332. Schools, Park and School rebuilt shoes. Sam Yulyes, 23 GIRL In 20’s to share new 6- BROKERS PROTECTED property, 8-room Ranch—home REAL ESTATE Associate, ex­ VESETABLES 646- 1021 For Employmont Clall 649-3448. w® prof*$*ionals. Many of them are quite well-to-do. They are the ------Streets, Rockville, Connecticut. OaJc St. Manchester. room house In country setting to d of people you may have always wante$l as your friends. Without sacii- plus. 2-room guest cottage. GLASTONBURY — Charming >n)e right is reserved to reject cellent opportunity with rapid­ with two other working girls, ly expanding company. Excel­ Now In Season — MANCHESTER"' — Four- bed- iMng standards many of these well off people are saving money due to« Marlon E. Robertson, Realtor. 6-room early American repro- or all bids or any part when JACOBSON snow blower, 7 $26 weekly. 646-6390 after 6. LEDGBCREST Apartments Opportunitlos — lent commissions, experience — THREE - bedroom apartment. room (Colonial, two baths, gk- •be econonay of retirement country club living. They use the extra savings 648-8968.______duetton, plus separate facil- such actldn 1s deemed In the h.p., year old. General Elec­ Sweet Com, Tomatoes, Street, Rockville, second floor, heat, hot water, rage, central location. Nicely M j M H itles lor mother-in-law or pro- best Interest of the Board ol preferred, but will train per­ tric stove, fully equipped, color CLEAN, furnished room for a Brookljm Rood Tho Horold for trips, investment, sending grandchildren to college, etc. working man. Call 648-0363 or One-bedroom, $127 per month; appUances, carpeting, 2 or 8 treed lot. Only $29,900. Bel Air fesaionol offices. Beautifully s^ducatlon. son willing to work. Full-time television. Crosley refrigera­ Yellow and Green Sqnaob, Maneheslor, Conn. 649-8142. 2-bedroom $161 per month; 8- children. Security, $286. 648- Real Estate, 648-9382. CLUBHOUSB — SAUNA ~ POOL landscaped, 1V4 acres adjoin- Raymond E. Ramsdell, only. For personal, confi­ tor, ideal for cottage. 649-6136. Clossifiod Ads. For Sale 75 dential Interview, call Mr. String Beans,. Bto. bedroom $174 per month. Rent 9097. TAX SHELTER — LIMITED PARTNERSHIP Ing country club. Louis Dim- Superintendent of Schools Starkweather, 646-8363. SURPLUS SALE — Clothes. PLEASANT room on quiet ol Includes heat, hot water, all ____ COVENTRY mock Realty, 649-9823. street, utlUtles and parking. TitlUties, parking, wall-to-waU MANCHESTER 3-bedroom Tlie recreation clubs are independently organized. Card parties, annlver- — TT~Z------dishes, furniture, games, BUCKLAND FARMS sariw, bingo, suppers, daniM, pool parties, cookouts, birthday parties, etc., $36,900 FULL-TI^ for optical labora- j^^elry. Junk. Comer Foster Private entrance. 643-4944. carpeting, range, refrigerator, duplex, IH baths, wall-to-wall for Wanted - Real Estate 77 Wanted - Real Estate 77 tory, varied Interesting duties, ^nd Blssell, daily 1-6 p.m. Cor. Adams t Tolland Tpke. 648-4248. Applications being accepted, carpeting, air - conditioned, are the order of the day. Privacy is supreme. If you wish to be alone no An oversize Cape Cod with over­ AK>ly Precision Optical, 1 1 ______------— ------CaU RockviUe, 878-0789 or Mer- washer-dryer hook-up, sepa- PROSPECTIVE TENANT-INVESTORS one will bother you. If you want to visit, you need never be alone. 'This is size rooms to match, plus a 2 % Bragg St., East Hartford. CLEAN, daric rich loam, five ------— ------FURNISHED ROOM for rent, iden. 237-8858. Equal housing »*‘ ® driveway and cellar, $228. S.B.M. has living at its very best. room in-law type area vriilch is FRESH yards, $22.60. Sand, gravel, vegetables — String gentleman, near bus line, opportunities. 646-8070 evenings. completely separate. All of this beans, cucumbers, pickles, Combine a lucrative tax shelter with capital appre­ Do YOU know the valu e^ K REAL ESTA’TE salesmen, ex­ stone, manure, pool and patio parking, all conveniences. 649- ______is on over 4 acres of good old peas, squash, also sweet com, ciation in a new luxury professional complex with a LOW PRICIS — EASY HNANCINfi. perienced preferred. WIU con­ stind. 643-9504. 6914. FOUR-ROOM apartment, newly Mother Earth. For an appoint­ ▼ of your property? sider training. Full-time'hasis 85 cents dozen. Natsisky , ------— redecorated, appUances, heat, Furnished The ooet is extremely low. starting at $6500 'complete. Easy financing — ment call 649-5806 and ask for Farms, Inc. 644-0304. MORTGAGE Money v‘.'v /.• ! I v'.c'A /O'-! f;f KiJt.-!l , ’Of -,orf :-Oftvtnif!''-L 1' only. Hutchins Agency, 649- LARGE Double or single room, central location. Security. $180 Apartm ents 53-A no extras to buy — no Gimmicks — No points — No closing costs. Tony WasU. 6324. 18x4’ POOL, fUter, ladder, vac­ spacious closet space, next to monthly. 649-8840. Minimum Cash Investment : t'io Obi and ♦cxin/' morket '.al. ’.‘ bath and shower. R eferen ces.______— i— ------— , ■■ ^ uum, test kit. CaU 644-0224. Household Goods 51 As Little as 5%Down For ebarm, prestige, com fort and the greatest value in low cost Housing • e • • REAL ESTATE career. Excel 649-0719. FIVE-ROOM Apartment, “MALL two-room fumiahed; ef- This operation includes a newly completed prestig'- W lent , commission arrange- 'TORO riding reel type lawn___ - r . - — „ . . screened porch, stove, second ®®*®ucy. In^udeq everythl^ contact for ampofaitment . . . Mrs. Smith, Rolling HUIs, 429-1391. BIr. ious office building, fully carpeted, vinyl w ^s, The menti. Part-time considered, mower, good condlton. $56. ESTATES and household lots to Rooms, bachelors and fjoor. Garage. Near bus and ®*®®P‘ ®lectrlc. $78 a month. Up to 30 Years to Repay Olaon, Bfoin O ffice, 224T-S269. ^ - i BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Assoc. Pasek Real Estate Ckmaul- 742-9222. buy. Bob Flucklger, 649-3247. chicks house, ^ m p le to privl- shopping. $160 monthly. Phone Paul W. Dougan, Readtor, 648- wet lines, elevator, air-conditioning and up to 500 I'JUAl Rutherford leges a n d furnished living after n m 4S85. on-site car parking. Realtors — MLS tanto, 289-7475. 5 646-1700 Mato Office RUGG four-speed, 4 h.p. sit- CLEAN, used refrigerators, room and kitchen. 646-7878. after 6 p.m. Manchester Parkade, Manch. MUSICIANS wanted, dinner down mower, good running ranges, automatic washers ------^rious inquiries invited from pros^ctive tenants, R ou te 10 MANCHESTER—4-room apart- 649-5806 ‘ show type music, made or fe condition. $76. Phone 646-3033. with guarantees. See them at ^UUNG 1. gentleman, * private . ment includes oven, range, dls- investors, group medical and legal practices, finan­ Southington 289-9551 568-7339 made. Cadi 246-9903, ask for ------home, pleasMt room next to ^ B. D. Pearl’s AppUamces, 649 cial advisors, C.P.A., etc. 628-0317 HEBRON —Four-bedroom Colo­ John Burgess, 9-6, Monday — GARAGE SALE Thursday, shower. Parktog M d telephone occupancy. Wolvertdn Your Bust Raal Esfato 114 Burnsidi- ^ve., Ea-.t Hartford Main St Call 643-2171. nial, 3 years old, setting on one Friday. Friday, Saturday, until every­ privileges. 649-6801. Call 249-7877 for additional information and ap­ Savings Bank InsEirs Agency, -Realtors. 649-2818. A acre. Basement garage. Built- thing is gone, 10 a.m., ’till 1972 19” CUR'nS - MATHEB, ______pointm ent. Mac«»a»i Call Anytime - Day or Night, V.e ?4ever Sleep! Buys Aro In Tho ins, 1^ baths, fireplace. Es­ PARTITME Janitorlad work, dark. 186 Blssell St. Manches-' portable color television with LARGE room for working gen- t h r EE - ROOM apautment, H a rtford Barbaro Rutbertord-Dlonne ho I lov/s-Mark Dovir mornings or evenings. Must be ter. Minl-blke, antiques, tools, stand. $3|10. Savings Bank of tleman, with bath and parking, centrally locat^ , $130. 647- 247-8269 tablished .neighborhood. $34,- BROKERS PROTECTED. V OF Manchester 600. Tupper Realty, 228-9217 of over 21. Call 649-6334. miscellaineous. Manchester, 6i6-1700. CaU 643-7760. 9315. \ HoraldTCiasiifiod Ads. First faiBetiremeni Home Villagea Brokers invited ^ 8 2 8 3 . V ■\ V -\- . ,

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PAGE EIGHTEEN FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1972 lEttralng H^ralli At The Center The Weather Clear tonight with low rang­ BARBS By. Glenn Gamber ing from 66 to 60. Sunny again Public Records iianrhpjstpr Hrralh Sunday: high near 86 — lower Kathy says: “Fleam don’t squeeze the fruit . . . By PHIL PASTORET More Troops Page 13 along the shore. « Know Your squeem Dad instead.” Warranty Dreda chester against Anthony A. and They say mone^ talks, but Manchester— A City of Village Charm Herman M. Frechette and Al­ Dorothy M. Maulucci, $2,700, NATIVE: Butter and Sugar Com, Tomatoes, Green and bert R. Martin to Russell and ours has laryngitis. In Ireland property at 60 Chambers St. « « • Yellow Beans, Leeks, Green and YeUow Squash, Cauli­ Nancy A. Betz, property on Chainber Members flower, Swiss Chard, Beet Greens, 'Cukes, RonMlne and (Classified Advertsing on Page 11) Release of Us Pendens (Continued from Page One) VOL. XCI, NO. 255 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1972 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Jackson St., conveyance tax Manchester Savings and Loan Hoyt King umnts yJu to PubUo Information Committee Boston Lettuce, BrocoUl, Hot Peppers, Imported Red $50.60. Association, Inc. against Robert know that, in the high- fire. ‘An army spokesman said Onions, Turnips, Acorn and Butternut Squash, Beets, Egg Greater Manchester Plant, Parsnips, IVhlte Onions, Yam s, Cherry Tonruitoee. Lillian A. Hunter to Clarke J. Butterworth II. class TV dinner chicken Chamber of Commerce the fire was returned EUid Insurance Agency Inc., prop­ department, many are FRESH: Blueberries, Bing Cherries, PeMhes, Plunts, claimed- one gunmam was hit. Nectarines, Limes, Grrqiefrtrlt, Cantaloupes, Honeydews, Marriage Ucenses culled but few are frozen. BANTLT OIL CO.. INC. ' erty at 243 E. Center St. , con­ British troops uncovered an­ „°Pears, Watermelons, Red, White and Blue Gnqies.. veyance tax $41.80. Richard James Gavis of 85 4i • « One of the oldest oil firms in with Its own service organiza- other arms cache In a wooded BUY ONE OR A DOZEN — PICK OUT YOUR OWN Nancy W. McCurry to William Oliver Rd. and Rosae Lynn Now that the rash of “ Most Manchester, Bantiy Oil Co., Inc., tlon and burner repair shop. It area near Armagh, the fourth Blankenship of Wlllimantlc. R. and Shirley A. Clark, prop­ Something or O th e r” pul- has had over fifty years of ex­ maintains a fleet of 18 trucks such haul In the province in the NATIVE TOMATOES...... lb. erty at 324 - 326 Center St., con­ Gary Alfred Winter and Jan­ U.S. Says Dike Damage Is Minor perience. The firm was estab- and 25 employes, with 24-hour past few days. The cache in­ NATIVE CORN ...... 6 for 4 » d veyance tax $34.65. et Elizabeth Grace, both of lished by B. Theodore Bantiy service for its customers. cluded 1,600 rounds of ammiml- SEEDLESS GRAPES ...... lb. 4 9 ^ Allan P. and Myra Ann Pratt Manchester. Sr. and was originally located at Bantiy Oil Co. has pioneered tlon, 100 pounds of explosives PEACHES...... 3 lbs. 8 9 d to Patrick J. and Catherine R. WASHINGTON (AP) — A U.S. intelligence report Building Permits 155 Center St. It has been at itk some of the “ firsts” In the field and four guns, a spokesmEUi SEALTEST ICE CREAM .... gal. SO d o f t Loguidice. property on Redwood All Season Pool Inc. of Bolton present location at 331 Main of oil service. One of the most said. says bombs have hit 12 places in North Vietnam’s wide­ Rd., conveyance tax $40.15. for Dominick and Betty Ven­ St. for about 30 years. Also, in Important was the establishment We Carry The Manchester Evening Herald spread dike network, "but the damage is minor.” Green Manor Construction COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS Tile State Department re------tura, below ground pool at 164 order to service the Rockville- of the automatic degree day de- WE SELL SOc CONN. LOTTERY TICKBTS Co. Inc. to Renaud J. and S. Main St., $1,920. Vemon area, the Bantiy Oil livery of oil. It was also one of Rdlahie le^d tlw elght-p^e In- h^ye been hit by stray bombs Jeanne E. Doura. unit in the chritude shows are on, why Central Connecticut Lock Co. don’t they call ’em “booty” Co. has opened a branch on the first to have radio dispatch telllgence finding BMday In a directed at military-associated Northfield Green Condiminium, Inc. for Roger E. Jordan, two contests? West St., Rockville. E. Theodore service vehicles and meter Audio - Visual follow-up to President Nixon’s targets nearby. conveyance tax. $30.80. signs at 425 E. Center St., $60. • • • Bantiy Jr. now serves as presl- printed delivery tickets, denial of Hanoi’s charges that , „ , , the United States Is dellber- ^h® IT k!" William R. and Shirley A. Alfred Rosettd, pool at 93 A pessimist is a fellow dent of the firm with Allen F. The firm is a member of the Sonrisos Clark to Robert Mercier. prop­ Repeiir on all makes Tape D F P n PRODUcer ately trying to knock out the vl- **®®" Lake St., $2,000. Behnke as general manager. Greater Manchester Chamber of who thinks that some­ tal water control system In the 9reachea. erty at 46 Whitney Rd.. con­ L. and M. Silvester of Bloom­ The Bantiy Oil Co. has been Commerce with Allen Behnke Recorders, Phonographs, thing isn’t right if it isn’t Projectors, Amplifiers, Red River delta. “The damage can be easily veyance tax $26.40. field, alterations and repairs to for many years a Getty oil dls- serving as chairman of the Man- 276 OAKLAND ST., BIANOHESTER — 64S-6S84 wrong. Radios, SmaU Appliances. But the department continued repaired—In a matter of a few Agnes L. Reneker to Richard commercial building at 749 Tol­ trlbutor for wholesale gasoline, cheater Oil Fuel Institute. The (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) itttlM FUmi and to keep secret the July 10-11 days—and has not been suf- G. and Julie M. Debate, prop­ land Tpke., $850. lubricating oil and both com- Bantiy Oil Co. Is also a mem- Projection Service U.S. aerial photos said to sup- flolent to cause any flooding, erty at 47 Lydall St., con­ Wes Robbins of Bolton for mercltil Euid home heating fuel, ber of the Connecticut Petrol- Herald ft Rentals port the finding. State Depart- "N o damage has been ob- veyance tax $26.95. James Stackpole, two-car ga­ The original Bantiy Oil Co. con- eum Marketers Association and Judgment Lien Classified Ads cept was to be and always has Behnke serves on Its advertising Sound Recording ment officials said release of served In the Hanoi area or rage at 34 Morse Rd., $2,000. e«6-UT8 ...... Read Herald Advertisements Drs. Hebert and Stephens Get Fast Results been a service oil company committee. the pictures would do no good against the primary dike sys- against Robert and Lucilie But- In the Washlngton-Hanoi ex- protecting that city.” terworth. $42,. property at 92 change of alIegatl(His about the State Department officials Venion St. bombing, because they expect said the U.S. Intelligence con- OertUlcate of Attachment North Vietnam would only re- elusions and pictures were The Savings Bank of Man­ spond with more photos alleg- shown to United Nations Secre- tag dike damage. tary General Kurt Waldheim Hie intelligence document, Monday by Ambassador George PRE-INVENTORY SALE I ^^^Nn-E! which State Department offi- Bush when the U.S. envoy cials said was based on com- sought to refute Waldheim's plete photo coverage of the en- criticism of the U.S. air attacks C aldoi tire Red River delta area In on North Vietnam, northern North Vietnam, main- contrast to Hanoi’s FREE SHAG Great charges of scores of U.S. bomb- GROOMER with Valuel ‘Photographlc evidence attacks on the dike system purchase of this WHILE shows conclusively that there gince the American air raids on model. THEY has been no Intentional bomb­ LAST! ing of the dikes. A few dikes (See Page Fourteen)

Bomb Misplaced, General Electric Toast-R-Oven RCA Pocket Size Radio iCUtMuc Eureka Caniiister Vacuum Use as toaster with pop- Our Reg. 26.97 Our Reg. 6.39 open door, use as oven Powerful motor for thor­ FREE; Shag Groomer Powerful performer with South Vietnamese woman ducks as U.S. jet roars overhead during bomb run near Tam Quan. (AP photo) with controlled heat. Use ough cleaning. 8 piece tool handy carry thong. Only 20 Reds Attack Hue Kleenex Tissues Crest Toothpaste as top browner for sand­ set plus shag tool. per store. No rain checks. wiches. etc.#T93 21.97 #500BTX 32.88 3.88 SAIGON (AP)—Forty-nine soldiers in a South Viet­ 4..... 99* 49* namese infantry company were either killed or wound­ Radiologist Save an Extra 33-1/3% Off Nylon Shell 5 lb. Fill Sleeping Bag ed in a heavy North Vietnamese attack and a mistaken Nixon Appeals to War Critics Box of 200, white or pastel. Extra large 5 oz. size. U.S. bombing that hit the government lines instead of Our regular low pprices on all Dr. Stephan M. C o o p er, son the enemy near Hue, the allied commands announced 25 Asstd. per Store today. WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican leaders were said ’The letter was released Fri­ dochina by Oct. 1 In return for of Mr. and Mrs. William C o o p er day by House Republican Lead­ GOIF SETS No rain checks The U.S. command said two In the past, field officers President Nixon is trying to be fearful that a fund cutoff release of American prisoners. of 75 Green Manor Rd., has l|3^m Wet Ones Wilson, Spalding, Du Bow, MacGregor ». 14.88 would gain majority support, er Gerald R. Ford. Democratic joined the offices of Dover Ra­ Navy A4 jets accidentally have blamed close-quarter to choke off the momen­ Tacked on to a $2.1 billion for- Northwestern — morel Not all models in all stores. Nylon outer shell with fleece lining. 100" heavy the Washington Post reported, leaders aiso received copies. diologists, in Dover, Del. Moist duty zipper — zip together. dropped 500-pound bombs Into fighting and often confused tum gathering behind end- and were preparing a., weaken­ ’Though acknowledging there eiign aid bill. It probably will be Steel Shaft Putters Our Reg. 6.99...... Now 3 .4 4 2 A 1966 graduate of Manches­ tae Souta Vietnamese poslUoM ^ so u th IVletnam- the-war proposals in Con­ ed version in an effort to lure Is serious disagreement over voted on by the full House late ter High School, Dr. Cooper re­ Towelettes 30 Per Storq, No Rain Checks 10 Per Store, No Rain Checks during the close-quarter fight- (Herald photo by Pinto) gress by asserting that pas­ senators who hesitate to cut off how to end the fighting, Nixon next week. ceived his BA degree from Prell Shampoo A split utility jwle and dangling transformers pro­ tag Friday, killing eight gov- ®®® “ " ‘t® while there are scores said, “ the responsibility for emmant t n x ^ and wounding U.S. planes In the air and sage would jeopardize his funds but nevertheless favor ’Though denying the United the University of Vermont and duced a power failure and caused two businesses on some sort oJ antiwar l^sla- doing so is above all mine, and w/Free Hair Trimmer 2 5 . almost all ground units calling ability to carry out U.S. States has used rain-making his MD degree from the Down- Save an Extra W. Middle Tpke. to close early yesterday. tlon. I intend to carry out this obli­ state Medical Center of New foreign policy. techniques in North Vietnam, command said ^ V l S ^ e r clash this morning gation in a responsible way.” York. 7 9 < There was no Immediate in­ Antiwar amendments In the Defense Secretary Melvin R- 88* p oth er Souta Vietnamese sol- Bastogne, South Vletnam- dication that Nixon’s appeal, Senate and House have been End-the-war resolutions and He spent four years in resi­ dler was IdUed and 16 were ^ ’ Laird haa declined to answer Box of 70. 1.33 size. 5 oz. unbreakable tube, 1.59 size. carried In letters to congres­ tacked on to larger bills cov­ amendments “will only serve to dency at-the-Medical (JoUege of :WBunded when the company questions about such operations V sional leaders, had caused any ering military funding or for­ delay the end of the war by Virginia Hospital in Richmond, was hit with 1,000 North Viet­ over Cambodia or Laos. Stores ^tfsed * wavering among antiwar sena­ eign aid. hampering the efforts for peace ’The Pentagon has acknowl­ specializing In nuclear medi­ namese mortar rounds and at­ Still Fighting now being made,” he said. cine. Hardwore Dept. Specials tors or congressman. In his letter, Nixon said the edged using fire to expose tacked on the ground. In the Senate, a proplosal to He Is married to the former OTf our reg. low prices on ’The Senate, for example, ap­ various amendments ’ ’threaten dense jungle terrain to the eyes Minolta SRT 100 General Electric Eight North Vietnamese sol­ At Quang Tri proved by voice vote Friday a cut off Indochina war funds will Ursula Judt of (Germany. The National foreign aid and defense pro­ of American helicopter and Single Lens Reflex Clock Radio By Power Cut diers were killed, the Saigon ban on the use of fire storms curement (and) . . . thus jeop­ come up Wednesday attached bomber pilots, but has denied couple has two sons, Michael Electric Footl Slicer All 14K Gold command said. to a $20.5 billion weapons au­ and Marc. and rata making as weapons of ardize the whole conduct of for­ reports that any sort of fire­ Our SAVE Low By SOL COHEN The battle was less than two ese Infantrymen reported kill­ war In Indochina or elsewhere eign policy.” ^ thorization bill. storm had been attempted. E ^ l-r i% s Reg. $30 Inventory (Herald Reporter) miles northeast of Fire Base ing 25 enemy troops at the cost and prepared for a new vote But he stopped short of ’The House Foreign Affairs Firestorms, as defined by the 167.99 Clearance of one government soldier Below Dealer'! Cost 1''— EXTRA Bastogne, which was aban­ next week on cutting off funds threatening to veto the bills If Committee has approved an Pentagon, are self-sustaining INVITATION 137.99 PricedI Two businesses on W. Middle Tpke. were forced to same E x o m ^ ; 14.88 doned Wednesday night under a killed and 20 wounded, the Sai­ for American involvement in the end-the-war amendments ’^ 19.74 amendment ordering withdraw­ blazes which whirl through an Fully interchangeable lens, Our Reg. SM Sl.^ ,:^ o w 3 .3 0 close early yesterday because of the loss of electric pow­ heavy North Vietnamese artil­ gon command said. the fighting. survive. TO BID Control allows slicing paper thin behind the lens metering. Ac­ Full featured — wake to music, er, after a truck crashed into a utility pole in the Stop al of U.S. forces from In­ area with hurricane force. Heavy Duty to ^4” thick. 6‘/2” serrated blade Our Reg. 12.99 Now 7.80 snooze alarm for extra nap, lighted lery attack. This would put It Thirty miles ' farther north, Sealed Mds wUl be rec^vM Vacuum Base Bench curate micro prism rainge 2 ,0 0 0 Ih. Hoist easily slices large roasts. finder.______dial. and Shop parking lot. — about eight miles southwest of fighting was reported on the at the otabe of the Director of Vise with Anvil The crash split the utility pole, perklns, driving east on W. Mid- Hue. outskirts of Quang Tri City. General fervtcM, 41 Center ta two, tore loose two of three mating a left Street, Maocheater, Conn., imUl It was the fifth mistaken A South Vietnamese marine 5'7s 2 .9 9 50 Ft. Garden Hose transformers on the pole, melt- . . j American bombing attack e i«rktak lot and unit was attacked cm the north­ 7 to 1 lift ratio. the northern front since July 4 OONSTTRUenON OF TWO Half inch opaque Save An Extra wires, caused cooling oils to spill eyes ^ m ^ road eastern edges of the city but re­ with brass cou­ with a total of 19 South Viet­ Eagleton’s Future TENNIS COURTS. onto the truck and the highway, m om entary. When he looked pulsed the assault, killing 13 plings: soft, flex­ namese soldiers killed and 76 TWO BASKETBALL COURTS. ible. 1.66 and produced considerable elec- ba®k. poUce ^port It was too North Vietnamese troopd'; the Automotive Dept. Specials wounded. TWO PARKINa LOTS and Saigon command said. One ma­ RECONSTRUCTION OF TWO 75'L.ilQth ...... 2 .4 4 P “■ Perkins received a verbal wam- The U.S. military command TENNIS COURTS. Heavy Duty 20%,. 0 An oddity of the accident is improper turning, said ail five Incidents are still rine was reported killed and 11 In Serious Doubt Bid totma, plans and specUl- Black Flag that the jolt caused a street closing early, because both under Investigation. were reported wounded. catlocs are avallaible at the Wasp & Hornet Killer 18” Donble Edge. Off our reg, light on a pole to go on, even dependent on electric power CUSTER, S.D. (A P)— Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton’s fu­ General Sendees (Mflce, *1 Cen­ though It was only a lltUe after business operaUons, ture as the Democratic candidate for vice president ap­ ter Street, Manchester, Connec­ Kills from up to Our Sbrnb/Hedge Trimmer Rectangular 8 p.m. when the accidfent oc- the Kentucky Pried Chlck- peared to be in serious doubt today, but presidential ticut. 12 ft. away. R#s. 9 9 ‘ ^tishio^td Aluminum curred. *rhe lights normally are One-Hour Marttalzlng nominee George McGovern said any decision would be Town at Mtuudiester 1.29 timed to go on at dusk. Stores. Our Wagon Grill made by the two candidates together. Connecticut Prestone Police report the truck was Kentucky Fried cadeken clos- Rate Hikes Granted Robert B. Weiss, Reg. f'olding Furniture^" The South Dakota senator, ------Mini Car Mats Ciar Wash Powder Raid House & Carden 27.99 Our operated by jEunes J. Perkins, General Manager Reg. in our inventory meanwhile, prepared to leave outside his cabin at his nearby Bug Killer Powerful21.88 24, of 27 Oliver St. They say (Sec Page TUrtoen) motor, wrap around 12.99 his vacation spot near here to- Sylvan Lake retreat, won’t be handle. Chairs, chaises, gliders and S'?) 3.49 47* Non-toxic, safe 8.88 swings. Assorteti styles, sizes, To HELCO and CL&P day to fly from Rapid City to „,ade “ without his con- indoors or out. 13” Single Edge 4 position adjustable fiiebox, patterns. Not all styles in all Mitchell, his boyhood home, currence.” LEGAL FriRit mats for most compacts. Protects wax finish. 1 . 1 8 all purpose steel shelf, handle. Hedge Trimmer 9 .8 8 Stores.______HARTFORD (A P )— In a decision allowing the state’s and Aberdeen, for a speech to EarUer In Uie evening, speok- NOTICE two largest electric utilities permanent rate increases, the state DemocraUc con- mg to reporters as he table- the PuWic Utilities Commission sharply criticized en­ venUon. He then planned to re- hopped In the dining room of TOWN OF MANCHESTER Juvanile Dept. Specials turn to Washington. me Sylvan Lake Lodge, vironmental groups that opposed the rate hikes and The Planning and Zoning McGovern said In an inter- McGovern said, “ It’s Eagle- f ■' ’ ■ 1 Commission at a meeting on growth pcflicies of the two companies. view Friday night that both he mn’s decision to make. What- Save ^ Extra to Off TTie PUC said Friday In- the ------' July 24, 1972 made the follow­ Save an Extra 20% to 30% Off and Eagleton are deliberating he decides, I’ll stand by ing decisions: ,V; 2-1 decision that electric de- erclse their democratic rights? “over the the proper course.” him.” ^ ^ Our Regular/Lotjyg^ Our Regular Low Prices on All mands can be met If “ some en- they feel that their Squire Village—Spencer Street— / ■ Earlier, McGovern had ex- Aides said the phrase “ wtth- APPROVED a revised plan vironmental groups will stop government U not a capUve of pressed “1,000 pyr cent” sup- out his concurrrence’’ was de­ ♦••• 4 for Squire Village West—pre­ • REDWOOB TABLES their ‘harass and delay’ tactics the Industries they regulate?” port for his running mate, who ginned to make clear that viously referred to as Zelvin B &*R Deluxe Bunny Bear P O ^ which so often seem designed p u C Chairman Howard has disclosed that on three oc- McGovern wasn’t leaving the tract. RS to delay needed faculties and to Hausman, former state Re­ Bassinette ‘Sleepy Rider’ Car Seat caSlons between 1960 and 1966 jgsue solely up to Eagleton, APPROVED development plans • SAWBUCKSETS " create a breakdown In our es- publican chairman, and com- he was hospitalized for nervous vvho haa made Increasingly for Stage 2 of a project en­ sentlal service. ’They have sue- mlssloner Eugene S. Loughlta, exliausUon. ” strong statements about his In- titled Squire Village Bast— 13*99 X I.70 ' 19*99 15.70 Choose fr \ ■ ' \ V \ \