' ' ■ ' ■ I PAC;K TWKNTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI.n, Manchester Conn . Mon Aug: 14.1972 Eljem Weather You 11^ Bombers Hit Speaking Obituary Negotiated Aetna Express Bus Pay Board About Town Qear and cool tonight, lows in Republicans Red Forces Page 2 ilatu:l|p tpr Ea? ning U m lb the upper 40s. Sunny and quite Clings To Mrs. George Thurber of 58 0 cool Wednesday. Highs in the low Fournier Dies^ Settlement, Attracts 35 Today Turnbull Rd. was elected a In DMZ A rea 70s. Support Proposal trustee of the Parke Society, a (Oontlimed from rm*e One) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 15.1972 voL. \ci, NO. 2«9 MA NCHESTER — A City of Village Charm (FOURTEEN PAGES) Wage Rate family association, at its annual PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS. Hebron Official Rogers A im The first special express bus from Burr Corners Shopping riic Manchester Young (Clontinued from Page One) meeting held recently in lYeston. In the air war against North HEBRON Joseph F Four (ConUnued ftxim Paffe One) Plaztt. Manchester, to (he Adtna Insurance Co. in Hartford Republicans voted last week to Vietnam, pilots from the carrier nier, 64. of Bass Lake Rd.. former attracted 35 passengers this morning, according to the support the participation of the start, is considering public Miss Bernadette Hagenow, an Saratoga reported that they at member of the Town Board of President liHik office claiming to Connecticut Department of Transportation I DOT). young persons as ex-officio accepttince. apparently feeling hiist Catholic High School stu tacked barracks and storage Finance, died yesterday at have a ser'ret plan for peace in members of the Manchester that too much tightening could dent, is attending a four-day Red A Hies Deny buildings Sunday at the Hoi Doi Windham Community Memorial Vietnam, "Nixon's plan is still Board of Education, a proposal well cause an outbreak of strikes, Cross Youth Development Center The special .Aetna bus is part of military complex 20 miles Hospital. Willimantic, after a .secret." the over-all bus commuter ser which the board will consider damaging the economic recovery. program at C. W. Post Junior GOP Takes Turn southwest of Haiphong, but long illness. As Rogers entered the hearing when meets tonight. The Another argument against College in Waterhury. Speakers vice that operates weekdays It smoke and darkness prevented Mr; Fournier was born in New room, a gaunt, ashen white figure Young Republicans' action is on changing the standard is that the at special sessions are Mrs. Gloria between Burr Corners and down Irish Mines them from making an accufbte Brunswick, Canada, and had clad in a shroud stood silently the basis that "such participation price picture, although greatly Schiifler. Secretary of the State; town Hartford The total number assessment of damage. lived in Hebron for about 15 outside tlic door -- one of the of bus riders this morning w.is will improve communications improved from a year ago, is still Toby Moffettx director of the Church Hit years. He had been employed at most .Americans believe — that 171. the DOT said Kill Two between students and regular not good enough to justify Connecticut Citizen Action Pratt and Whitney Division of our nation has the outstanding The .Aetna hus leaves Burr board members ' n another ac lowering the figure. Group; and J. B. C. Thomas, llious.iiuls of rounds of ammuni NOTICE At Conventions United Aircraft Corp.. East Hart leader in the world in thc.cau.se of Corners at 7 "20 a m ., and returns tion taken last week, the Young Of particular disappointment is chairman of the Connecticut tion .111(1 more than 13.000 pounds Notice For Admission ford, for more than 25 years when peace - the leader who gives the at 4 15 p m The other buses, Republicans voted to support peace demonstrators who have Commission oh the Aging. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Rogers, Monday’s top witness at He took another slap at ol explosives he retired three years ago. He had mass transportation im of Electors, In Air Raid Preliminaries for next week’s the full Platform (Committee ses I'nited States the best chance for which make several stops in u n d e r t a k e n to r e m in d criticism by McGovern and The Army's increased mobility formerly served as a member of a generation of peace. " downtown Hartford, leave every provements in the Greater Hart- Republican convention delegates Town of Andover, Conn. Republican National Convention sion, declared that “ never before Shriver of administration Viet as ,1 result of the operation the Hebron Board of Finance for Rogers appealed for broad sup ten minutes from 7 to 9 a m . and lord area that the killing in Vietnam goes 57 New Voters Notice is hereby given that the are rolling along on schedule as has the prestige of the United nam policies, declaring that the resulted Sunday m the capture ol SAIGON (AP) — The U.S. Command said Navy jets six years and was a former port by Americans of Nixon s return ever ten minutes from 4 to on Board for Admission of Electors top Nixon administration officials States been greater” and said the Democratic contenders have an another top commander of the attacked seven targets in the Thanh Hoa area of North member of the Democratic Town policy, but warned that the path 6 j) 111 Rogers assured the platform Added to Rolls for the Town of Andover will be proclaim administration President’s policies may pave the ’’Alice in Wonderland” view of Irish R e p u h 11 c a n A r m y s V ie ir a Monday, but it denied charges by Hanoi that a Committee toward peace requires a Free parking, a bicycle rack, Town Pipers writers "I believe — and I think in session in the Town Office achievements to the full Platform way for a full generation of world the war. I’lovision.il wing in Belfast .A total of 57 new voters were Survivors are his wife, Mrs readiness to maintain that and a bus shelter are provided at Building on Monday. August 21, business center and the cathedral area were bombed. Committee and potential dis peace. Soldiers caught prison escapee the continued rise in wholesale signed up Saturday at two events Edna Baker Fournier: a .son, strength without which no peace Burr Corners The one-way fare Winners A t prices, which probably vvill be 1972 from 7:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. senters appear before subcom Terence Clarke. 21. who broke spon.sorc'd by SAM (Summer Ac mittee sessions. Philip E. Fournier of can be assured ' Is 50 cents translated into higher consumer for the purpose of admitting all Asked about a North Viet Thanh Hoa, a port 80 miles south out ol the capital s Crunilin Road tivities in Manchester) - at a Three members of President Fayetteville, N.C ; four brothers. Support tor a strong national State Transportation Com prices in the next several months persons who are found to be namese claim tliat 100 civilians of Hanoi. It said the targets at Clarence Fournier of j.iil last year in a mass escape by Syracuse crafts fair in Center Park in the Nixon’s Cabinet and his Council Nixon Counting defense plank was expwted to missioner .A Earl Wood, is an The Pay Board's standard qualified to be Electors of the were killed or wounded in the tacked were a highway bridge, a 1R.\ suspects afternoon and at a rock concert at of Economic Advisers went Southbridge, Mass., Benedict develop as tbe bearings nouncing the .Aetna bus service assumes ,i 2.5-per-cent price rise Town of Andover raid, a spokesman said: 'T have fuel storage depot and two an Mihtarv spokesmen reported (Cuntiniied from Page One) Mt. Nebo in the evening. before today’s session of the Plat Fournier of Sturbridge, Mass , progressixl last week, said. "We are constant and a 3-per-cent gain in produc The qualifications are as nothing on it.” tiaircraft sites a mile north of onlv minor trouble overnight Of the .57 new voters. 23 are form CLommittee. In the after Edmund Fournier of Warwick, In his opening greetings to the ly reviewing our commuter bus tivity worker output per man follows: Applicant must be eigh The command denied any Thanh Hoa, a gun site a mile to Dollar Policies Soldiers said they hit a gunman Bolton, took first place in the Dcimx'iats, 4 are Republicans noon, a leading GOP critic of the R.l , and Robert Fournier of platform committee today, GOP operations to determine how we hour Productivity ro.se 6 per cent teen years of age, must be a strikes inside the city limits of the northeast and an army during a skirmish in Belfast drum major contest ,ind '28 arc unaffiliated. Vietnam war, Rep, Paul N. Providence, R.l ; five sisters. national chairman Sen Robert can increase patronage on them in the second quarter, but the resident of the Town of Andover, barracks and another fuel storage THURMONT, Md. (AP) — Back where he launched it shoitlv ;itter midnight The man Eleven bands from the I'nited Saliirday, Democratic "Pete” McOoskey of California, Mrs. Alice Baltzer of New Bri Dole of Kansiis .said that, despite as well as to provide the most seven-member board appears in if foreign born must be a depot a mile and a half southwest precisely a year ago. President Nixon is assessing his new wa' dr.igged away bv a comrade States and Canada were entered Registrar Herbert Stevenson and was scheduled for 15 minutes tain. Miss M. Bella Fournier of .McGovern's proposed cut ol ellicient and convenient service clined to await figures for later naturalize citizen. Parochial of the city. economic policy in the wooded seclusion of his Camp David alter he tell in the Capital District Highland Republican Registrar Fred Peck before one of seven subcom Boston. Mass., Mrs. .Madeline more than $30 billion in defen.se lor the riders months. For the year, the produc Ruth K. Munson, But Hanoi’s Vietnam News retreat. ■“ There was more firing in down Games in Syracuse will conuliict voter-making mittees. Tillinghast of Coventry, R.I., and outlays, the Demoi'ratic platform tivity gam IS expected to be clo.ser Town Clerk Agency claimed that the U.S. riie commuter express buses town Belfast but no casualties The Manchester band took first sessions at Crestfield Convales Bus Costs As the convention neared, the From all indications, including Mrs. Imelda Martin and .Mrs proposals would increase federal to 4 5 per cent for Board for Admission planes did “ very heavy damage to He pledged, too, to cut the rate from Burr Corners, and a similar when snipers raked a police post place in the March, Strathspey cent Home on Vernon St . Hou.se local Qty Council took a step an optimistic set of comments Grace McDonald, both of outlays by more than $.300 billion, The 5.5-per-cent wage figure of Ejlectors. many streets and outlying of inflation by half—and his ad proiect from Corbins Corner at and troops fired rubber bullets to and Reel, grade two. and the slow on Cottage St . Manchester considered important in heading from key economic advisers, the Bangor, Maine, and three or more than the entire current was adopted last year for the Add $11,000 hamlets. The cathedral area, the visers are proclaiming success. West Hartford, were designed by break up a stone-throwing mob. III.Itch contests Manor on VV Center St., and off trouble by voting 4 to 3 to chief executive is immensely grandchildren budget Phase 2 economic program that pharmaceutic workshop, the Secretary of the Treasury the DOT to help relieve traffic Despite the reduction in IRA r i ie hand is entered in a con Meadows Convaic.scent Home on permit protesters to camp out in pleased with results of the action Funeral services will be Rep John J Rhodes of began Nov. 14. The figure is It will cost the town an ad bakery, and the noodle factory George Shultz, in an anniversary congestion on capitol region oper.itions. security forces fear a test this weekend in Toronto. Bidwell St OPEN HOUSE palm-fringed Flamingo Park six he ordered last Aug. 15. tomorrow at 11 a m. at the Potter .Arizona. GOP platform chair designed to cover aggregate, ditional $11,000 to provide busing were completely ruined.” briefing for newsmen, noted that highwavs new bomb blitz because of a Canada 'I'he pipe band com The registrars office is Au{. 20th blocks from the site of the GOP When Nixon flew here Mon Funeral Home. 456 Jackson St . man, told reporters Sunday that rather than individual, wage in for parochial school pupils this The U.S. Command reported the rate of inflation over the past I'he DOT partially subsidizes conlerence scheduled next month petitions there are part of the preparing a corrected list of 3-5 P.M. gathering. day—his third trip to the Willimantic. Burial will be in St the budget cutting plank of creases On top of that. 0 7 per school year, comparable to that more than 190 strikes against the four months has been less than 2 the buses, which are operated by on Northern Irelands future Scottish World Festival Over UK) Manchester voters, based on a City officials had requested the Maryland mountaintop retreat in Peter's Cemetery. Democratic presidential nominee cent in qualified fringe benefits is Beechwood Nursery School for public school pupils, Robert North Monday and said overcast per cent. This compares, he said, the ConneetKut Co The DO'T I’old leal sources believe the IR.A bands from Scotland. Ireland, KHcnt liousc-to-lioiise canvass. action. Demonstration leaders, a week —a White House There are no calling hours G e o rg e .M cG overn is an permitted 59 Rxhel R., Manchester Spillane, transportation com- skies forced cancellation of to the 6.1-per-cent increase in may unleash a new bombing earn- New Zealand. Canada and the The new list will reflect those spokesman said he was guarantees revenue to the Register now for Sept. niittee chairman, re;ported to the scores of others. But in South declaring next week’s protests 1969 and to the 5.5-per-cent in Mrs. Paul Urenas isolationist docum ent that I'nited States are entered in the who have died or have moved Connecticut Co. of $230 per day paign in an attempt either to 649-1696 Board of Education last night. would be more serious than those "reviewing economic matters, crease in 1970. Mrs. Agnes E. Urenas, 79, of would leave Israel in peril and Vietnam more than a score of on the Burr Corners runs blast Its way to the conference competition, considered to be the from Manchester since the last during last month’s Democratic economic policies." Hartford, mother of Frank The standard is applied to new The board approved providing U.S. B52s made heavy raids endanger .American interests in table or to prevent the meeting largest gathering of the clans ever canva.ss was taken. The spokesman signaled contracts The board also is con the transportation funds from against North Vietnamese and convention, promised a “ less At the same briefing, Budget Zemaitis and Mrs. Eva Mitkus. other troubled areas organized taking place sidering challenges to a number unencumbered accounts. camlval-like atmosphere” in the Director Caspar Weinberger both of Manchester, died last "It is so isolationist that, if it Manchester will compete in the Viet Cong troop concentrations to Klla Rela xes riie talks have been scheduled Spillane said that some park. voiced concern that Congress ” is night at a Manchester convales ever came to pa.ss. we had better ol deferred wage increases on the northwest and southwest of lor Sept 25-27 by William grade two contest There are four Formal selection of President on a rather dangerous spending cent home. She was wife of Paul withdraw our forces from Europe contracts that were negotiated rescheduling was necessary, after Saigon for the second successive Chairman William C. Cramer of the GOP Rules Committee rejects the idea of using quotas for After Surgery Whitelaw. the British ad grades in pipe band competition Nixon and Vice President Spiro path." Urenas. entirely because we could never prior to last Aug. 15. A few consultation with Elmer Thrall, night. At least 600 tons of bombs selection of delegates. The committee is in session in Miami Beach this week. At right is ministrator for Northern Ireland The Manchester Ripe Band, T. Agnew as he Republican ticket Other survivors are a brother, deferred wage increases htive busing contractor, because of un were dropped at points 24 to 35 Georgia delegate Mrs. John A. Cauble of Canton. Cramer is from Miami. (AP PHOTO maintain our responsibilities. HOLLYWOOD (AP)-Singer Whitelaw has asked the moderate winner of many awards, current- Weinberger said he was been trimmed. But officials say satisfactory conditions last year, miles from the capital. still was a week away, but four grandchildren and two great Rhixles said Ella Fitzgerald rested at home Iv holds the Eastern Seaboard Social Democratic and Labor there is little disposition on the sometimes resulting in pupil Democratic nominees George referring specifically to a $30.5- grandchildren. The defense and foreign policy Grade 1 Pipe Band Cham SrA**L«*Ei! The South Vietnamese com today after her left eye was I’arty. Northern Ireland's only billion health^ucation-labor ap part of the board to do any after-school waits of up to 40 mand claimed 97 enemy troops McGovern and Sargent Shriver The funeral will be Wednesday plank of the GOP platform will pionship Leads Chased operated on for a cataract at the legal pro-Calholic party, to repre minutes. already were out campaigning. propriation bill passed by at 8 a m from the Holmes be made public next Friday if the serious cutting into contracts that were killed with no South Viet Business Manager Massachusetts Eye and Elar Infir sent the Catholics. Spillane added that the gross McGovern began his first visit Congress and now before the F'uneral Home, 400 Main St., with committee keeps to its schedule, were signed before the freeze namese losses in fighting near the In 3 Murders mary in Boston, a spokesman Leaders of the party said they O LD C A N N O N AU6. to the politically crucial President. The bill is $1.8 billion a Mass of the Resurrection at and net cost for transporting each Cambodian town of Kompong Rhixies said, and other sections said have received warnings that the PORTLAND, Maine lAPl - presidential concern, however, more than the President re The Price Commission, mean parochial school child are $120 Rau, just across the border 50 Named for Schools midwestem states of Ohio and Holy Trinity Church, Hartford, at will be relea.sed on Saturday and A cannon believed to be of 18th NORTH HAVEN (AP) - about congressional moves to ex A laser beam was used, the IR.A might try to kill them and time. IS continuing its emphasis and $1Q0, respectively; for a Illinois. Shriver, who charged quested, and, said-Weinberger, is 9. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Sunday CLEARANCE! miles west of Saigon. The Saigon ceed his budget—moves which spokesman said, adding that the blame the slayings on Protestant century manufacture has been on enforcing its profit-margin Police said today they have Raymond E. Demers, 39, of 587 Monday in West Vir^nia that the "a highly inflationary increase to Cemetery, Poquonock. public school student, they are command said its forces captured the White House contends could The Republican National singer was now "feeling fine. " extremists, hoping to fan the given to Olde Port Museum, several leads in the stabbing W. Middle Tpke., last night was Nixon administration had ignored an already-generous budget.” rules requiring that all price in- just under $50 and $ ^ . The dis 19 weapons, including three Friends may call at the funeral Convention opens next Monday Custom House Wharf, by the 2 0 % t o ' deaths of a wealthy businessman, appointed school system business hurt anti-inflation efforts. The spokesman said the opera llames of sectarian bitterness crea.scs be justified by costs The parity, he explained, is caused by the nation’s workers, vowed in The measure was passed by home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 and the completed platform will Maine branch of the Grand Soviet Strela antiaircraft missiles, It was a year ago today that tion was identical to one per I'he IR.A has criticized the party basic allowable cost is wages, but his wife and daughter— including manager by the Board of Educa California to make that state "the Congress in the face of a to 9 p.m Army of the Republic. parochial school pupils coming and one ton of ammunition. Nixon, after a weekend con be pre.sented to the convention formed about a year ago. At that lor talking to Whitelaw while IR.A remnants of rubber gloves found tion. He assumed the post today scene of Richard Nixon’s greatest threatened presidential veto. Members of the GAR post a company can t claim more than from widespread areas of town, Willis Kilpatrick Tuesday 50% OFF! The South Vietnamese are behind the $100,000 home where at a salary of $15,500, pro-rated ference at Camp David with his time she had a cataract operation members are still interned, and believe the cannon may have the 5 5-percent Pay Board stan whereas public school students defeat.” And, while aides refused to say Bolton - Willis B. Kilpatrick, 53. Approval was expected to be trying to seal off the border the three were slain. from July 1. He succeeds Douglas top economic advisers, told a on her right ew . Later that eye the party confirmed Sunday that been on the U.S. merchant dard unless spM.'cifically approved attend district schools. This week’s GOP sessions on what action Nixon would take, virtually automatic, Rhodes told Summer Drems against an assault across the nationwide television audience of 149 Keeney Dr., a Manchester hemorrhage^TT'testng her to It woiiUi not join the talks next ship. Milo, from 1797 to 1812. bv the board. The bodies of J. George Mon E. Pierce, who is retiring after platform and rules, like next they indicated he would strike Spillane said that total state northern Mekong Delta that that he had decided to impose a mail clerk, died yesterday at a news conference on the eve of cancel performances at Nice. month if internment was still in tano, 49, his wife Bernice, 46, and more than 23 years, week’s convention, gave little in down the bill—as he implied he reimbursement to the town for could isolate Saigon from the rice wage-price freeze, to slap a 10- Manchester Memorial Hospital. the four-day platform hearings France lorce and Sportswear their daughter, Mrs. Barbara Demers’ most recent position dication of dissent among would when he asked Congress the cost of parochial school belt. The North Vietnamese and He was the husband of Mrs. that a 98-page working draft of The singer received treatment Aillon, 28, were found in was assistant comptroller of Republicans from Nixon’s per-ceni surcharge on impons recently to clamp a $250-billion Police sources said over the busing would be about $6,600, Viet Cong have re-established Marian Mason Kilpatrick the platform, which had Ix'en at the Boston infirmary last m iCHAEL BOIf ERS different parts of the blood- Wesleyan University in policies. and to free the dollar from its ceiling on federal spending this weekend that they had rounded depending upon school staging areas in eastern Cam Funeral services were this mor reviewed and revised by the week, the spokesman said. She spattered house Monday. Middletown, where he was Disagreement exists in the links to gold. year. up an .issassinalion team \V fdfting Photographer enrollments. He also said that bodia. ning at the Church of the White House staff and himself, wasn't hospitalized. One authority called the employed since March 1965. Rules Committeet ot.4K)th the suspected of killing 16 persons last year’s bus to The Children’s More heavy fighting was Nazarene in Manchester. Burial already was in the hands of his A decision will be made later llomt* I > Slutlio murders a “rubter-glove job,” FYom 1952-63, he worked for convention and the GOP National The murder squads reportedly School, 645 Birch Mt. Rd., may reported on the northern front was in East Cemetery, committee on her future plans, probably this but Detective Capt. Walter Ber- several local companies, and Committee, but it deals with operate m both the Protestant Opening Tues, August 15 be dropped because the current between Quang Tri and Hue. 30 Manchester T h e finishixl document will, fall, the spokesman said. She has niere was unwilling to attach that from April 1963 until accepting proposals to follow the Bloodmobile Waiting and Catholic conimunifies. often For Home Reservations registraUon lists less than half the miles to the south. The Saigon Mr Kilpatrick was born April we hope, bear a close been under doctor's orders to significance to the discovery of the Wesleyan appointment, he Democrats’ lead and require in usim; the sectaritin strife as a THE LITTLE SHOP/HAYSEED CASUALS enrollees as Manchester command said 61 North Viet 2, 1919 in Portsmouth. N.H., son resemblance to the draft. curtail performances and has TEL. 649-2086 SOB EAST CENTER STREET MANCHESTER the remains of a pair of rubber was accounting supervisor for the creased representation of cloak lor settling old scores. residents. State law mandates The supply of blood while not of Mrs. Ethel Buxton Kilpatrick Rhodes said. MOV. _ m i . I) \.M.-h P.M. Junior M d Mleaca’ Dree* Shop namese and three South Viet gloves found in woods behind the p.m. Appointments may be made been wearing dark glasses. Two men were found dead in busing only when more than half Coca-Cola Bottling Co. in Hart women, young people and of Mansfield and the late Archie Rhodes calmly answered In her past performance at Hall sues, and Sleeo T thru Zt namese were killed Monday and as yet in a critical stage continues by calling the Manchester Red Bellast over the weekend One. a house. He would only say that ford. minority groups at the 1976 OPEN MON. thru SAT. 0:S0 A.M. to S:S0 PM. the pupils are from the town 45 government troops were to be very serious. (^ross office. Walk-in donors will Kilpatrick, and had lived in charges that .sessions ol the 108- Nice she was quoted as saying, "I 10'i Disrimnl lo h’inil 10 ( iislomt-rs THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS tUI • P3I. police have yet to sort out the Republican National Convention. ( alholic. had been shot and where the school is located. According to Mrs. Amy Havey, Bolton for 22 years. He was a member committee, which will couldn't see the lights." But she wounded. fingerprints they found. A native of New York City, also be welcome throughout the beaten The other, unidentified, Dr. David Winer, com ’The national committee’s rules Navy veteran of World War II. hear some 300 witnesses, will be The U.S. Command announced Demers graduated from director of the Greater Hartford day. said she could see a little bit out h.id been slabbed 50 times. Police also made casts of foot panel scheduled an afternoon ses munications committee chair that 13 Americans and 22 Viet Tourtellotte High School in North RAYMOND E. DEMERS Chapter Blood Program there has In order to avoid further He had been employed at the largely perfunctory because an of the right eye after the cataract prints found behind the house sion today to consider the man, said that a formal proposal namese were killed in the crash been no apparent improvement decreases in supplies, Mrs. Havey Main Manchester Post Office for unpublished draft already exists removal Monday, but they added that Grosvenor Dale. He received his proposals which are being for youth repreisentation on the last Saturday of an Air Force in blood supplies during the past says it is imperative that each 28 years and was a member of the Such a working draft is stan employes of the lumber company associate degree in accounting in pressed by GOP moderates. Board of Elducation as non-voting C130 transport in the Mekong 1957 and his BS in business ad until he was honorably in week. Quantities of blood on Bloodmobile operation make or Postal Clerks' llnion He dard proi cdure. Rhodes .said, and Montano headed had been on the As for the platform, the GOP SUMMER BOON FOR members would be made at the Delta, not six Americans and September Demers is married to hand in the Red Cross Blood exceed its quota during this attended the Church of the in this ca.se the White House property about 7 a.m. Mon ministration in 1962. both from managers have confined virtually BURGLARS board’s first meeting next month. more than 24 Vietnamese as it the former Barbara Smachetti of Center in Hartford continue to be month with each community ex Nazarene made so many suggestions that day—4':^ hours before the bodies the University of Hartford. all testimony at morning sessions NEW YORK (AP) ~ Prac The proposal has been drafted, had previously announced. The Manciiester. The couple has four at a low level with inventories erting an all-out effort to see that Survivors, besides Ins wife and the document grew to 211 pages were discovered—to pick up His active military service was of the f.ull committee to ad tically everybody relishes long Every year y Ws race he said, and is being circulated command said five Americans children, Kent. 16, a junior at about 30 per cent lower than they these operations are successful. mother, are two daughters, Mrs before it was boiled down again some material. The workmen left from June 1950 to September ministration officials and heads weekends and lengthy summer among board members for dis and 11 Vietnamese survived, but Manchester High School; should be. Volunteers who are aiding in Herbert Shroyer and .Mrs Ronald by Rhodes and platform com without going inside, police said. 1952. During that period, he of pro-Nixon organizations. time vacations away from cussion. Dr. James P. Kennedy, Laurene, 15, a sophomore at All area residents are urged to Lewis, both of Coventry, two mittee .iides all were injured. Berniere said today that the served with the 1st Cavalry Div., recruiting donors for the Blood superintendent of schools, add^ Almost everyone else appears Rhodes said the $30 billion cut home — including burglars. on the Baja. The four-engine plane carried a 5th Reg. in Korea from MHS; Michael, 14, in ninth grade make their donations when the mobile are members of the brothers. Nelson 1) Kilpatrick ol investigation has so far led to no before afternoon meetings of According lo ADT, the na that data has been obtained from at Bennet Junior High School; Bloodmobile is here Thursday at Manchester and Ralph 1. in dcicnse spending proposed by crew of eight Americans and 43 arrests, and that no murder November 1950 to August 1951. Manchester Junior Womens Club tion's leading supplier of elec other boards having student seven widely scattered subcom Kilpatrick of Mansfield; and five McGovern would reduce the passengers, including eight U.S. He was a member of the inactive and Melanie, 10, in fifth grade at the K of C Hall at 138 Main St. under the direction of Mrs. trical protection services to SP'O/L representation. mittees. grandchildren I 'nited States to, a second-rda.ss Every y e a r military personnel and two (Continued on Page 14) reserves from September 1952 Waddell School. Joseph Sabatella. homes, businesses and in -; diT c :I Secretary of State William P. Drawing hours are 12:45 to 5:30 power \ '< civilians. Mrs. Edwins Anerauds stitutions, the sum mer months e 1 (Continued on Page 1 4) It would cancel the manned Mrs. Marija Katrina .Anerauds. afford the burglar a prime op bomber program, wipe out the they w in. 69. of Meriden, wife ol Edwins portunity fqr attacks against rrident .idvanced underwater Anerauds and member ol the residences ' missile and cut the projected American Latvian Evangelical For an experienced burglar, '.'-IC'-'-L But We Already Knew Lutheran Church of Maiichestei. aircralt carrier lorce from 16 to spotting an apartment or home died Saturday at the Mcndcn- SIX. he said that has been left tem porarily Wallingford Hospital The Vietnam there are many vacant by a vacationing family Other survivors are a daiightci. other lensions in the world. is usually an easy matter An Food Bill Higher Than Ever a sister, five grandchildren and a Rhodes said O n e ol them is the accumulation of newspapers or Middle East A'et under milk bottles at a front or side great-granddaughter. profiting from the rising food McGovern s plan we would door is one obvious clue, as are WASHINGTON (AP) - The Price Commission has ordered Funeral services will be Iprr. ,'.'i inob.ihly have no aircralt carrier darkened windows during the nation’s grocery bill is higher prices. Of criticism to this effect, four regional food chains to Wednesday at 2 p in. at the EO'TlOt; the Mediterranean evening hours. .ADT reports than ever this presidential- economist S. Kent Christensen of reduce prices to make up for American Latvian Evangelican 111 V/HEiIS election year and the debate over The National Association of Food what the commission considered Lutheran Church. Burial will be Every year VWs race in 'he f/e/icar 1 C'jO. who gets what share of the Chains said, ” We think we're excess profits. in hiist Cemetery. pie—and the blame—from rising getting the brunt of this and we Where supermarkets are con Friends may call at the Leclerc Over some of 'he roughest terra.n m the food prices is heating up. don’t deserve it.” cerned, the political and Funeral Home. 23 Main St . worici. The Bb|CvDeseri Against ah sons of Shriver Opens We’re Candidates are farmers, The reason: Retailer-profit economic crunch on food prices tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. competition. And the VW's have fmisi'ed first middlemen and retailers, all of margin, expressed as a percen came as they were already locked Five times, in fve consecutive years. whom say they are caught in an tage of sales, has dwindled to in what Christensen called “ one William J. Vince Sr. Campaign Bid We're celebrating these victories with th celebrating with the economic crunch. of the most intense competitive William J. Vince Sr.. 58, of 4 Bo'ia Champion SE. A limited production Super ^m e typical breakdowns of struggles that we’ve seen in years Lincoln St., husband of Mrs. food prices: and years and years.” (Continued from Paue One) Ri'liiibliian Nalumal Commillet.' Beetle with special features. Filomena D'Amelio Vince, died Baja Champion SE. A pound of choice beef cost an The struggle was precipitated is exaiiiiiiiiig pi iqiosecl rule this morning at his home. In Miami Beach. Fla., • Like silver metallic paint. average of $1.14 the last time by the appearance across the changes for the 1976 presidential Mr, Vince was born June 3. meanwhile. Republicans arc • Special sports wheels. government shoppers checked nation of regional food chains clectiim The coniniitlee iilanned 1914 in New Britain, son Of cranking up the machinery for the nation’s food stores. undercutting the national giants. III lake testmionv today from 20 • A special plaque ond certificate. Angelo and Constance Vince, and their conveiition. beginning .Aug Ranchers took 78 cents of that The intensified competition has wilne.sses. mosi of tlieiii expected • An optional leatherette interior as standard equipment. had lived in Manchester most of 21, at which President Ni.xon and and the men who slaughter, ship, forced the traditional sales III urge new approaches to his life. He was employed at the \'ice President Spiro T. Agnew • And the same type of rugged construction and wrap and sell 4he meat the other leader, A&P, to resort to severe hniadening the party base. Underwood Corp.. Hartford, will be iioiiiiiiated for second dependability that beat the Baja. 36 cents. cost cutting. No. 3 Kroger closed before he retired five years ago. lerriis On lettuce the split was 22 55 marginal stores. A&P lost $20 Bill there seems little chance And for all that, it only costs a little more He was a member of the Army million over the first quarter of riic Republican Platform Com the coiiimillee and Itie conven- than a regular Super Beetle. cents a head for retailers and and Navy Club. mittee Is indicating strong sup processors, 10 cents for farmers. this year; Kroger dipped $2 liiiii will approve guidelines lo Like we said. The Baja Champion SE is a limited production cor NOW Survivors, bsides his wife, are a port for a plank rejecting Of the 25 cents for a loaf of bread, million. eii'-iire that women and men daughter, Mrs. Dorothy L. We don't hove many. So come in soon. Look over the Special Farmers, meanwhile, have Democratic propo.suIs to slash share etpially in convention seats 4 cents went to farmers. Hutchings of ISast Hartford; a Defense spending and to pull two Edition Beetle. And any other VW that catches your eye. AUTHORIZED Altogether, marketers get an been caught up in the same and that youths and blacks have VOLKSWAGEN son, William J. Vince Jr. of Army divisions out of Europe. spiraling living costs that affect seals 111 proportion to their voting They're oil made os if they were going to the Baja. DEALER average 60 cents of every food Rockville; six brothers, Salvatore Rep. John .1. Rhodes, R-.Aiiz., dollar. The place to study the everyone else. strength AT / ■ Vince, Louis Vincem and Albert chairman of the committee, said question of rising food prices, Vince, all of Manchester. Patrick llie Democralic plank is an says Secretary ol Agriculture In Ins televised a|)pearance. Farmers spend 5 per cent more Vince of Rockville, and Henry Isolationist document lliat would Earl L. Butz, "is in the Sinner repeated the assertion to live now than they did a year Vince and George Vince, both of leave Israel imperiled and en processing and distribution what Christensen now estimates iiiailc .Saturday by llio original ago. The money they received West Hartford; two sisters, Mrs. danger .Ameriiati inleresls in system between the farmer’s gate at no more than seven-tenths of 1 (icgiiliators at llie Pans peace increased 13 per cent in the same Yolando Burns of Manchester oilier troubled areas. " and the consumer’s table.” per cent. Agriculture Department talks W Averell llarriniaii' and time. But the latest jump came and Mrs. Mary Adair of East The Rules Cimiiiiittee of the Incorporated What about farmers? There are figures confirm the steep decline ( yriis Vance that when the Nix-. after a 20-year period in which Hartford; and a grandchild. more dollars to go around now from a margin of 1.3 per cent in on ailininislration look office it the prices farmers received in The funeral will be Wednesday at 9. Burial will be in St. James TED T R U D (^ than ever before, and farmers are 1964. creased 6 per cent. at 8:15 a.m. from the John F. knew Hie North Vietnamese had ROUTE 83. TALCOTTVILLE / ^ H OPHONE N E MANCHESTER 649-2838 Cemetery. getting two cents more of the Still, Safeway Stores, which The biggest cost increase in the Tierney Funeral Home. 219 V\'. signaled their Willingness to FYiends may call at the funeral food dollar than they did a year now claims to be the nation's farm-to-market journey has not Signing up a donor for the Red Cross Bloodmobile which both Red Cross volunteers. The Bloodmobile will be here Center St .. with a Mass of the withdraw 22 ol 25 regiiiients from home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 ago. largest Jood seller, recently been on either end, but in the will be here Thursday are Mrs. Robert C. Knight, at left, of from 12:45 to 5:30 p.m. at the K of C Home, 138 Main 8t. Resurrection ;kt St, James Church Smilh Vietnam. to 9 p.m. Retailers say they're not reported record profits. The middle. 63 Eva Drive and Mrs. Russell Mackendrick of 18 Elsie Dr., (Herald photo by Bnto) \ V 'V ' \ \ V
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I . Coventry PAGE TWO: rMANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Tuegi. Am. 15.1872 Sou^h Windsor [^C lIE S T E R EVENING HEfULD. Manchester. Conn.. Tues.. Aug. 15,1972-PAGE THREE Business Mirror Safe Sheinwold on Bridge HEALTH CAPSULES® TV Tonight by MifhafI A. I’flll, Df.D. Quigley Enters Innocence Plea Year of Dollar Controls Driving See Saturday's TV HeraM Town Expects Cash Surplus WM'/ Po ^0 /1AHV MiPPLE-AiSep COMBINE I.08ER8 NORTH Pto?U HAVe PRiMAToML.'/ near Roosevelt St. Quigley and for Complete Uatings. ByJOHNCUNNIFF of immediate problems become a ON SAME TRICK 0 10 .3 3 David M. Quigley, 19, of 230 permanent part of the American WRIHKueP ANP A f ...... : ...... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn , Tues,, Aug, 15.1972—PACfe FIVE C olum bia I t a r Court Gases Charge Dismissed GOP Not Expecting -By CLAY R- POLLAN' L lIR A Announce Engagements Mk A*"* Sullivan Recommended NAS. 21 M Your DoJfy Acfivlly Guide CIRCUIT COURT12 Endorsement Contests " y , According to the Slars. bindover was to Hartford County It To develop message for Wednesday, Manchester Session Superior court; the Vernon cases Against Silver Manchester Republicans are to endorse candidates for the 114-16-19-28 3-10-12-24/^ Three out-of-town men under For School Board Post expected to have no contests Nov. 7 election. '45)48-56 read word* corresponding to number* Z\M7S VS resulted in bindover to Tolland of your Zodioc birth *lgn. arrest in connection with several County. tonight, when they meet to en Both meetings, tonight and ^ T A U R U S scoitrio Some prominent Democrats I You 31 And 6) Irtterftr* robberies in the Manchester area The GOP Town CommittM A charge of second-degree dismissal. Collins said there dorse candidates for probate tomorrow night, are at 8, in the AP*. M 62 Buiirmt ocr*M( At yesterday’s court session, 2Um 32 Life's were bound over to superior voted to recommend John defected to the RepubUcan party reckless endangerment against wasn’t sufficient evidence to judge, registrar of voters and Municipal Building Hearing ( W MAY 20 3 Romonct 33 Ask 63 CItor NOK. V Cardoza and Perkins were at that time. 1- 6-13-15 4 Flurry 34 Relotives 64 In 18-26-3441 courts of Hartforef, and Tolland arrested by East Hartford police Sullivan to the selectmen for a Paul Silver, 19, of 288 Kennedy prove the case. justices of the peace. The GOP Room. 5 Your 35 Welcom# 65 Hard New town committee chairman £(133-36-54 57-66»: and Tolland Counties at yester recently vacated post on the Rd., were dismissed by Judge Silver is on the staff of SAM town committee’s executive The Democrats have two can 6 Get 36 For 66 CholltnoM on charges of larceny and Jerome Rosen has pledged to GIMIN) 7 Try 37 Work 67 The M G IT TA R lU t day’s court session. burglary stemming from the Board of Education. Mrs. Jo-An James F. Henebry in Circuit (Summer Activities in board is recommending Atty. didates for the judge of probate MAY 21 8 To 38 Sm 68 Light Armstrong, citing family unite the party in town. Court 12 at Manchester yester Ronald Jacogs for judge of 9 Pi»ce« 39 Situotions 69V^II The three, Anthony G. Car alledged theft of |6,000 worth of Manchester), sponsor of the con nomination and two for the 20 70 W ith OfC. 21) Marshall Nuhfer also sub day. 10 Could 40 Game doza, 20, of Hartford; Burton F. cigarettes from an East Hartford, pressures, recently resigned. cert. probate and Fred Peck for registrar of voters nomination. 11 Streomlir^e 41 Moy 71 Awoy mitted his resignation to the com 2- 5-22-35 42-43^M», Perkins, 23, of Stafford Springs; Under the new charter, the The charge was lodged against As Silver's case was in court registrar. Atty. William FitzGerald, a town ^50-52-66 12 Be 42 Don't 72 Be 61-70B3-' business recently. mittee. Those who wish to be 13 W h a t 43 Let 73 Squore selectmen must fill the Board of Silver by Manchester Police last yesterday, Manchester Police Jacobs is being recommended -director; and Atty. Paul A Boy Scout CANCIR CAPRICORN and Lawrence A. White, 19, of The three are being held in lieu 14 Good 44 Indicated 74 Ploce Education vacancy. considered for a vacancy should week in connection with an inci to run for the post being vacated 15 You 45 Gold 75T9doy oec. 22 ^ East Hartford, had pleaded not of 15,000 bonds each, reduced made another arrest in connec Groobert, clerk of the State Is Prepared 76 Debris contact Rosen. dent at a July 29 rock concert at y A m r 22 16 Money 46 And JAM. I* guilty to most of the felony from $20,000 yesterday. Bryant Andrews told the com tion with the LSD incident. Dec. 31 by Judge John Wallett, a House of Representatives, are the DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB 17 Ar\d 47 At 77 Prominent mittee the recent Las Vegas Nite John Webb of Old Willimantic Mt. Nebo in which a 15-year-old James Fox, 17, of 31 Edgerton Republican, who is retiring candidates for judge of probate; 18 Co-workers 48 In 78 In 7- 8-38-39^ charges against them, waived Robert Quinones, 27, of f S l 1-27-29-53 64-6M 1-86^ Rd., was named McGovern coor On Friday, we dropped our /63-71-76 i 19 Day 49 Are 79 To hearings in probable cause, and was very successful. Over 50 boy was taken to Manchester St., was charged with ad because of poor health. His unex and incumbent Herbert Steven 50 Contacts 80 More Willimantic, charged with first- dinator and Rosen was named senior scout off at camp. For all 1 Bralie plioio LIO , 20 Ploy AQUARIUS were bound over to the higher prizes were auctioned, including Memorial Hospital for treatment ministering a controlled drug pired term runs to January 1975. son and challenger Walter Sinon ! 21 Of 51 On 81 Of JAM. 2« degree burglary, yesterday campaign chairman. know we left him to face the 'Sensible' The engagem ent of Miss K) JUtY 22 •* 22 Initiative 52 And 82 Your courts. a Seth Thomas Clock, an electric for a suspected LSD overdose. (LSD). Peck have been Republican are the candidates for registrar. wilderness without a raincoat, a ^Al/G. 22 |'2 3 Your 53 Con 83 Your «•'. I* , waived a hearing in probable fry pan, lawn furniture and Mn. Laura Szegda was named Prosecutor William Collins said registrar since December 1960. Atty. Irving Aronson, Hartford Deborah Hunt of Manchester to 24 Exciting 54 Todoy 04 Activities Lesser charges against the Fox was presented in court, 9-17-25 49 4-21-30-444 cause and was bound over to chairman of registration; Charles he was prepared to nolle the Manchester Democrats, on the compass or a jackknife. Is Key Word I’arl Owen Benoit of Lexington. 25 Virgo 55 Petty 85 Be 17-62-74 three were nolled by the shrubbery. The committee released on a $1,500 bond, and his County cornoner; and Atty. Allan 0 :'77-78-82-84 56 Ideos 06 Reolity Windham County Superior Court. Probert, financial and fund His trunk was full, I know that R 26 Or prosecutor. decided to hold another Las charge and did not object to case was continued to Aug. 28. other hand, have contests for Thomas, chairman of the school Mass., has been been announced VIRGO * 27 Methods 57 Be 87 Pieose Quinones is also charged with raising along with election day from the grunt he made when he 86 Sincere Vegas Nite Oct. 28. probate judge and registrar of board, have withdrawn from con by her parents. Mr. and Mi's. -'i' > AUG. 22 28 There's 58 Associoles Manchester charges against the hoisted it out of the station 29 You 59 Difficulties 89 Congenial third-degree larceny in connec Ken Ericson said a Youth for activities; Irene Glasser, publici voters and will decide them tention for the judge of probate Frederick S. Hunt of 61 Overland 60 Rewarding 90 Progress three were first-degree robbery Nassiff photo wagon. But the only thing I'm i W v Sfpf. 22 30 Activity tion with the alledged Ashford Steele committee is being formed ty; and Janice Matson, can Lead Sutton Field tomorrow night, when they meet nomination. St. 0,23-37-46-58 ^ N c f i /rif (two counts), in connection with really sure he packed inside is a ) Adverse offense. in town to help in the re-election vassing. The engagement of Miss Her fiance is the son of Mr. and .^5)69-72-80-89 recent armed holdups at Floyd’s EYE-GLASSES by ^ The engagement of Miss big box of chocolate chip cookies WeightTraining Cases disposed of or nolled of Second District Congressman Democrats Caucus SUTTON, Mass. (AP) — Four were Randy Wolff, George John Deborah Sue Porcheron of .Mrs. Bernard C. Benoit of Lex Market on Broad St. and a Kathleen .Ann Tracy of Vernon to that are missing from the kitchen yesterday included: Robert Steele. Anyone in their The Democratic caucus is Aug. players fired 68s Monday in son. Rolf Dening and Rik Bolton to James W. Button of ington. Cumberland Farms dairy store DeBella and Reale Opticians Ronald John Wier2chowski of shelf. Walter S. Adams, 21, of 23 mid-teens to early twenties in 21 at 8 p.m. at Yeomans Hall. leading a field of 46 who qualified Massengale. Willington has been announced Miss Hunt, a 1970 graduate of on Green Rd. Complete Manchester has been announced This year, I decided to let my Our Servicemen Delmont St., charged with fourth- terested in helping Steele should Those recommended for justices for the $2(X),0 ■* PAGE SIX-MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,. Tues.. Aug 15,1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn , Tues., Aug. 15,1972-PAGE SEVEN ffIffttrhpjBtPr Month Ever ^ We pause, before any big change occurs, to Connecticut Board Approves CttPttittQ salute a half a wonderful August. Board Says Farewell _____ ” ___ Up to now, August has provided the kind Yankee i£ANCHEari£R FtJBUSHiNa 00. of Weather people were supposed to live in. Faculty Shifts To Bradlau, Pierce jtanSMter. Ihat clear, clean sunshine, that a little too By A. H. O. u || u* LxONS PubiMi«r skimpy but at least adequate pattern of At last night’s meeting, the Division of Vocational With expressions of regret, ap Raymond E. Demers as his ______October 1, 1881------showers, that revival, every three or four It memed, tx> some o< ua, tliat Board of Education approved 22 Rehabilitation and worked four preciation, and wishes for his successor. Pierce was originally GKiveTnoit' Meaklll had bean success in his new position, the (Mno«*«S days oT SO, of intoxicating Canadian air, that faculty appointments, accepted years for the State Department of scheduled to retire Aug. I after somewtatt preeumptuoua, and board of Biducation last night cim nine resignations, and granted Blducation as counselor. He lives more than 23 years in the position Conn., M Socond « Mali meadows on the evening perhaiw cnreleaB In etiquette, two leaves of absence. in Seymour. accepted Hfe' resignation of but extended the date to Sept. 1. SUBSCRIPTION RATES breeze, that waning, not yet quite when he twice pointedly baaed Appointments were Miss Jane George F. Bradlau as assistant At the same time, the board prospeoUve executive actinia ot Also, Richard Goidwasser to be One yS?** .!?. .'^f.T ^W oo Septemberish light the sun hurrying to set Roman to teach art at Bennet superintendent of schools for granted a five per cent $alary Ma own on the ocnditlint that a psychological examiner. He ^9.78 ^a^ts through the trees, that locust which Junior High School. She received received his BA from Lehman- curriculum and instruction. increase to Pierce, retroactive to the State Supreme Oouit would He was recently appointed aS jie*co^ .V.V.'.V,'.V.V whirrs out of tradition rather than from heat, rule a certain way on the oapl- a BS this year from Southern Hunter, New York City and an July I and pro-rated from that Connecticut State College. She MA from the City College of New superintendent of schools for date to Sept. I. _____ By cnrrier ...... weekly 76c______y,g whoop-de-doo song in flight of the tal gains and dividenda tax. Woodbury-Bethlehem Regional If he was not drifting into lives in East Hartford. York in January this year. He th e A ^im m iD ^PRBSS goldfinches, all these and other August the poalitian of aeemilig to tell Also, Mrs. Eleanor Augman to served with the U. S. Navy from District 14 and will assume the position Sept. 5. He has served as tiUed* t ^ ^ ‘' l i e ^ “ r«^ubiiStton*'S S i pleasures presented in a compeUtion of days the Court what tt aboutd do, he teach science at Bennet. A resi 1965 to 1967 and has had three Legion Post teacher, principal, and assistant was, at the minimum, uaing the dent of Coventry, she received a years’ experience at the 5 2 ? 2 t e d “ n '^ to % i‘Ar‘ ,Sd“SiM^^ in which each succeeding one proclaimed superintendent in the Manchester Court aa hia proapeettve allhi, BA in 1966 from Regis College, Heathcote and Edgewood Wins Award 5Sht. ‘? “ «pS.ll55ulin of epeclnl die- in case tt ruled the wrong way Weston, Mass., and has also school system since 1951. petchee herein eleo reterved.______make this first half of August, 1972, the finest Schools, Scarsdale, N. Y. The Grace E. Ward plaque for and thus upset his plana to be studied at Central Connecticut Personal thanks were added Also, Mrs. Susan Hogan, a resi the most outstanding poppy The Kanchester Publishing Compuiy ss- half month in weather and human enioy- generous with Connecticut tax State College and Trinity College. by Atty. Allan Thomas, board sumea no financial responsibility for typo- dent of Seymour, to teach the program was presented to the (raphlcal errors appearing In advertise- ment history. payers. Also, Michael Haddad to teach chairman: and Dr. James P. ments and other readlnir matter In The ^ The Court, which is all judi elementary learning disabled. American Legion Auxiliary Abe Manchester Evening Herald. Perhaps it now continues. Perhaps the industrial arts, part time, at Kennedy, superintendent of cial, and never human, acme- She received a BA from Manhat- schools. "You are starting in a E. Miller Post at the Department Eull service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. month now turns toward some of those how managed, In the puruolt of Bennet. He received a BS last tanville College, Purchase, N. Y., of Connecticut convention held Publishers Representatives — Mathews. , . , , j , - , »■ month from CCSC. He lives in lovely part of the state." Thomas Shannon and Cullen Inc.. Special Acency classical dog days of its past reputation. its juridical verities, to escape in 1969 and an MA from the UofH said. recently in H artford. Miss —New York. Chicaso, Detroit and Boston. Willi mantle. ------Whatever is next will come to people already the Govemor’a net. in 1970. She has had two years’ The board also expressed Dorothy G. Colton directed the MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULA- , . . j j .■ u. j It ruled the tax legal, but cut Also, Mrs. Betty Lou Nordeen, experience as teacher and program. TiONa refreshed and delighted. a resident of Manchester, to special thanks to Douglas E. Its rate In half. Ihis meant that guidance counselor in Derby. Pierce, business manager, for A Class 4 poppy poster sub teach music, part time, at filing Dln>Iay advertising cloainA hours Governor MeakW still has It, Also, Mrs. Jean Weiss to teach postponing his retirement date, mitted by Miss Suzanne McCabe Por Monday — 1 p.m. Priday but not enough of It to juMlfy Junior High School She received Por Tuesday — 1 p.m. .Saturday the perceptually handicapped at pending the approval last night of of Hillside Dr., won to represent Por Wednesday--! p.m. Monday ...... his original grand gerture of a BA in 1951 from Northwestern Bentley &hool. A resident of Connecticut at the National Por Thmsda^i p.m. 'Dies^ The New Welfare System largesse, which was to be to University, Evanston, 111., and Manchester, she received a BS in Convention to be held in (Chicago. Cl2ffifl5d“ d 2 a < ^ 'u n 5S1“ ^ A' ‘evel pay- call the General AaaemiUy Into taught music for three years in child development, psychology, CAN-CAN ROOM More puldlcaUon 13 Noon Priday ments that have now gone into effect in special session to remit half a Closing the Books on North End Renewal The local auxiliary also received gi^aatmday and Monday publlca- ^j,g state for welfare recipients would Mt. Prospect, III. and sociology from UConn in 1952 PUEBLO, Colo. (AP) — Greg honorable mention for the most cent on the state sales tax. Also, Mrs. Dorothea Dienst to and taught five years in Blast Nelson has made a can-can ...... seem bo be tin eminently sensible Idea. Ihe Governor thus ended up outstanding Gold Star Mothers The Unexpected Opportunity Families being helped by the aid to de- teach art, part time, at filing. A Hartford. Ruth Staum, executive director of the Manchester room out of his recreation program. Mrs. Ruth Stewart was neither with his vaunted sur HUD for federal funds for the project. HUD approved the room with the help of 8,569 OnW a few weeks aeo vou could not have pendent children statutes can now plan plus nor with his dispute-proof resident of Manchester, she Also, Miss Louise Cuddihee to Redevelopment Agency, closed the book on the North End chairman of that program. uniy a lew w e ^ ago, you could not have y,g ^ ^ y,gj^ received a BA from Adelphi application and authorized the funds in December 1962. empty beer containers ranging alibi. leach the special education class Renewal Story today when she gave Assistant Town Delegates to the convention foui^ a single o^awcommenUtor who ^„„gy y,gy and thereby better University, Garden City, L. L, N. Manchester’s share of the cost was approved in a November from an 8-gallon keg to 12 And the Supreme Court of the at Highland Park School. She Manager John Harkins, left, a check for $77,006.28, the cases of 7-ounce cans. He were Mrs. June Anderele, Mrs. would have predict^ that Russia would be ,eam how to uUllze their funds. Y., in 1954 and has done graduate received a BS from UConn this 1964 referendum. The first new building constructed was at Katherene Rohhens and Mrs. State of Connecticut remains, amount left over after an official audit of the $3 million plus estimates the cost at about withdrswing from its militHry position in Hie flat g m tt system Is used by some for the moment at least, the work at Pittsburg (Kan.) State year. She lives in Stratford. the southeast corner of Main and Woodbridge Sts. - Theresa Madeline Colton. Mrs. Janice Egypt. $1,800. He started the 11 other states, and WtU Immediately Supreme Court of the State of University. She taught one year in Also, Mrs. Karen Decker, a project. Looking on, as the trio stands in front of the Apartments. Harkins said the town will put the refund to Stewart has been elected First The prevailing, routine opinion was, as it cost the state about »4-8 mUUon more per collection a year ago. The 1,300 Connecticut. the Elmont, L. L, N. Y. public resident of Hartford, to teach the Standard Educators Building, the last structure completed good use. He said it has committments for refurbishing the six-packs of medium-sized cans District President for the coming had bem for many months and even years, year. W ^ are officlails estimate that 70 It has to be noted. In further schools. learning disabled at Bennet. She in the Renewal Area, is Atty. Thomas Bailey, chairman of are worth about $30 for year. She has held all chair that nothing, except possibly, some threat of per cent of those being aided under the exterior of the Community "Y” and for constructing tennis po^script, that althou|rti the ex Also, Miss Mary Welch to teach the redevelopment agency. It is almost exactly 10 years since recycling. Curtains were made manships and offices in her unit showdown in the Mediterranean from the ppogram will receive an increase, while received a BA from Skidmore courts and basketball courts in Robertson Park, lost to the alted Court obviously never social studies at filing. She College this year. the Board of Directors authorized the agency to apply to by linking pull-tabs together, and has progressed up the stairs United States itself, could halt the process by remainder will receive less money, heard any sounds of pressure renewal project. (Herald photo by Pinto) received a BA from Regis College Also, Mrs. Linda Gotta to teach and a stereo is mounted in six- in First District to become presi which Russia was building itself up in the ^ woman with one child would get $169 or extraordinary pleading from last year and taught at Blast Wind packs. Near Blast. “ month. English at Bennet. A resident of dent. the pollticel arena, tt somehow sor High School. Now, nevertheless, on the initiative of problems that will come up will managed, in the course of Its Portland, she received a BA from Also, Miss Marcia Marsland to Egypt itself, the Russian miliUry presence is “ke D anbu^ absorption In the majestic UConn this year. teach mathematics at Illing. A being withdrawn from its deepest advance in ^ „ Z solemnities of the law, to weave Also, Andrew Shreeves to teach r_: u- u • j ^ . less than $120 a month. In fact In all of into Its decisions of last week resident of Meriden, she received music at MHS. A resident of the region, which was inside Egypt. County, which is one of the touches vdiich seme naive po a BS from SCSC this year. Westbury, L.I., N.Y., he received p ie resultant Sltuabon has been one most expensive areas in the nation, there litical commentator mght con Also, Miss Mary Legassey to nobody expected, and one nobody was t>g severe relocation problems. In a BA from Hartt College of Music strue to have some reference teach home economics at Illing. of toe UofH in 1971 and taught prepared to react to. Uie old days, the Welfare Departmerjt to low level Impertinencee. She received a BS from the Now, however, perhaps the first really paid rents based on costs, but under the one year in the East Hampton There was. in the riding con University of Connecticut in 1970. Junior and Senior High Schools. meaningful official reaction has come, in the new plan no such extra allowances will cerning the capital gains and She lives in Middletown. Also, Miss Janice M. English, remarks of Israel’s Minister of Defense, be made. This may well have the ef- dividends tax, some reference Also, Ronald Anderson to teach Moshe Dayan, and he, to his and to Israel’s feet cf removing many poor families Manchester resident, to be a to a "separaton of powers doc physical education at Manchester credit, has taken the new development on from Fairfield County. Obviously, the social worker. She received a BS trine,” which would seem to be High School for the first the Near East chess board as one which family on we«are would be best off liv- that division of power and re in sociology from Springfield Photographed By Sylvian Ofiara semester. A resident of enables Israel itself to consider lowering its bi tbe cheapest accommodations that THE YOUNG CONDUCTOR: Michael Tilson Thomas At Tanglewood. spect among executive, legisla College in 1970 and a master’s in own military profile *** found in the state. Therefore, the tive and judicial branches upon Manchester, he was in military social work from the UConn Defense Minister Dayan considers the new program may set off an ex^us which Connecticut and United service from February 1966 to School of Social Work this year. States democracy is founded. March 1969 and received a BS She was resident advisor for the development^ one which should , .... enable , Israel X Increase f the demand for public ^ f° housing, A Thought for Today from UConn this year. to reduce the amount of imliUry force it ,„,g jo the ruril And there was, in the ruling Job Corps Training Center in ^Sooaored by the Mancheoter which held IHegal the manner in Also, Allan Carbee to teach keeps up m its front hnes against Egypt. g^eas for many families will be the ab- Clinton, Iowa from September Council of Churches which Governor MeskiU had Industrial arts at Illing. He 1966 to January 1967 and a play Perhaps even more importantly, he talks of sence of jobs, while the problem for the taken temporary control of received a BA last year from the possibility that the entire question of the cities will be the increase in demand for therapist at the Springfield OUR SAVIOR IN HEAVEN grants authorized by the Leg CCSC. He lives in Groton. (Mass.) Hospital Medical Center relationship between Israel and Egypt has puWlc housing. Neither of these side ef- Jesse Jackson^s islature to the towns, the asser Also, Richard Ferranti, a resi been placed in a new context, in which fects will be especially good for the from August 1968 to June 1969. "But Jesus lives forever and tion of some vaguely familiar dent of West Hartford, to teach in problems may take on new shapes and state, despite the fact that the Welfare continues to be a Priest so that no doctrine to the effect that the RESIGNATIONS aspects which will demand and perhaps Departments beileves it eventually will Politics the Cooperative Occupational one else is needed. He is able to Legislature is supposed to do Education Program at the junior Fred J. Ballestrini, teacher of generate new solutions. ®ave some morsy. save completely all who come to the legislating. English at MHS. The situation is that Elgypt, for reasons of many are disputing the high level. He received a BA from By Rowland Evans .Jr. and Robert D. Novak God through Him. Since He will Finally, there ..was, in the American International College, Also, Milton F. Beal, fifth trade its own and out of no kindness or friendship estimates made by the Welfare Depart- live forever, He will always be Governor's response to this, teacher at Bentley School. for Israel, has taken a step which J. Dunn, director at wel- some evidence that he not only Springfield, Mass., in 1962 his there to remind God that He has masters from Springfield (Mass.) Also, Mrs. Nina Cullen, Unit D nevertheless extends some new freedom of f WASHINGTON - The strange with McGovern’s managers vote for the Republican Presi admitted his right to do a little „ j !• f T I - J A the amounts to be paid to recipients un- paid for their sins with His blood. College in 1966, and is studying teacher at Nathan Hale School. action and policy for Israel inside its own tound that 68 ways of the Rev. Jesse Jackson, weary of Jackson’s constant dent. legisleting hmself now and Also, John Hull, art teacher at He is, therefore, exactly the kind then, and pertiaps Intended to do toward his sixth year certificate con«pts of Its own s^unty. gg^ 0,g ,^ v ld u als paid would the young black leader who has demands for campaign funds. During the June Democratic of High Priest we need; for He is Bennet. A footnote: Although he trails so again, until both LegliAature in testing at CCSC and the With patient, careful nurturing, the unex- be getting less money. In short, the new become the stormy petrel of primary, Podell was outraged holy and blameless, unstained by Also, Mrs. Sally Jones, fifth Walker badly, Ogilvie is not anx and Court began to see things University of Hartford. He taught pected development which was so unpredic- program leaves a good deal to be de Illinois Democratic politics, were over campaign literature showing sin, undefiled by sinners, and to grade teacher at Buckley School. demonstrated two weeks ago in a ious for Jackson’s endorsement. his reform opponent and his way, but. there was. In the four years at Agawam (Mass.) table nobody even dared wish for such a sired. It tends to keep famlUes on wel- Him has been given the place of Governor’s attitude as weH, a High School and for four years Also, Miss Janet Pacheco, Unit thing might be converted into some fare out of the affluent sections, it tends private telephone call he placed The governor’s political McGovern photographed honor in heaven. He never needs B teacher at Nathan Hale. lieutenants once cultivated faint suspiclor, of snldeness was a guidance counselor at measurable progress toward the thing to make it more difficult for them to to a key supporter of Dan Walker, together and by McGovern palm the daily blood of animal toward the Oxirt. Also, Mrs. Dolores Peter, Jackson as a way to break into Plainville High School. everybody has always been hoping for in the And Jobs, and it is a progrram that will Democratic nominee for gover cards passed out endorsing sacrifice, as other priests did, to “It’s really kind of an aca special education teacher for 10 Near Blast — a two way live and let live, turn out to be very difficult to measure nor of Illinois. the black vote but now feel he Podell’s opponent. Podell could Also, Paul Varcoe to be a cover over first their own sins demic Item,” said the Governor teacher coordinator in the COEP days at the end of the last school achieved through two way adjustments of **’■' t®rms of its effectiveness.—MIDDLE- This was Jackson’s story: the probably is a greater liability than not even arrange a personal and then the sins of the people; of the decision concerning his year. policy TOWN PRESS program at MHS. A resident of Internal Revenue Service (IRS’ asset in Illinois. meeting with McGovern. for He finished all sacrifices, once commandeering of toe atote Also. Mrs. Claire L. Sullivan, had dispatched an investigating A Congressional Defector But friends say Podell, a Enfield, he received a BA from and for all, when He sacrificed grants. “I question aincerely CCSC in 1968 and an MA from the teacher of English at Illing. team to Chicago and were The mushrooming defection of devoted Zionist, is less concerned whether the court would have Handsome Is Himself on the cross." UofH last month. He has taught Also, Miss Susan Warshail, WUl Fanfare Sell flinging unjust accusations at Jewish Democratic voters in New about these personal grievances reewtoed that conclusion, if we special education teacher at J / . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY. AUGUST 15, 1972 MANCHES'TER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues.. Aug. 15. 1972-PAGE ELEVEN Bl/ds BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE The Ecotiom icol W ay The "Aeiion Marketplace’ NO W ONPEK rAMX. 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(AP) song, "Lady, Play Your Man The board approved hiring a — Oscar Levant, the slouching dolin" and the Academy Award secretary for the data processing figure in the dark baggy suit, winning tune "Until Today” from department, with the salary to be would play a few flawless the late ’30s film “Nothing paid from income obtained by HRC Will Join measures of George Gershwin’s Mrs. U bert Dies^ Sacred.” , seiling data processing s li c e s to eat her piano concerto in F. As an expert in music and area towns. Services Council Then he might Insult his Clear and cool tonight low in many other things, Levant was a Dr. Kennedy reported tlut in audience, another performer or panelist for 10 years on the “In Page 17 the 50s. Thursday partly sunny, Physical Therapist formation is being prepaid (or llattrIjpstFr Etimitg MpralJJ high in the 80s. Friday cloudy and the television sponsor. "I’ll show formation Please ” radio the public relative to the you how unbreakable it is!" he cool with a chance of rain. BOLTON - Mrs. Elizabeth S, program. November referendum on ad chairman for the Center Society. shouted once as he smashed the Ubert, 71, of Bolton Center Rd., He said he thrived on sleeping ditions and renovations to Bennet ,1972 Mrs. Ubert was bom in Hart sponsor's “unbreakable" radio MANCHESTER,CONN,,WEDNESDAY,AUGUST 16 VOL. xa,NO. 270 MANCHESTER— 4 City of Village Charm (THIRTY-TWO PAGES - TWO SECTIONS) who founded the Physical pills and other drugs but didn’t and Iliing Junior High Schools; a PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS ford, daughter of Mrs. Eldna against a wall. touch liquor. “I don’t like it,” he Therapy Department at Conklin Sumner of Bolton and start has been made on Manchester Memorial Hospital in That was Oscar Levant, pianist, joked, “It makes me feel good” the late Charles F. Sumner, and with, composer, author, eccen educational specifications, which 1955 and was its chief physical His hypochondria made up a are awaiting the return of the had lived in the Manchester- tric, actor and television host who large part of his three books, therapist until her retirement in Bolton area all her life. She and professr completion; and a 1963, died yesterday at is dead at 65. “Memories of an Amnesiac,” “A her husband would have Levant had been professionally preliminary sketch session has Manchester Memorial Hospital. Smattering of Ignorance” and been scheduled with the State G OP-L ink observed their 45th wedding an inactive for nearly a decade when She was the wife of Charles E. "The Unimportance of Being Department of Education. niversary on Oct. 6, he died in his sleep Monday Oscar.” Ub«1. She was a member and The board voted to request the Peace Rumor afternoon. Authorities said he As an actor he appeared in historian of the Bolton apparently died of natural causes Board of Directors to establish a several movies, once in a film $58,893 washout account for a Congregational Church and a past and o rd et^ an autopsy. In recent biography of Gershwin as a witty president of its Benevolent Socie state grant, and an $88,000 one for B^eak-In years he com plaint of edema, chap named Oscar Levant. a federal grant in the next school ty. She also belonged to Temple arthritis, insomnia and a host of He was married twice, first to year. Funds will be used to Chapter, Order of Elastem Star, other ailments. dancer Barbara Smith. The provide remedial reading and Chapman Court, Order of Though he became famous first marriage ended in divorce in Amaranth, and the Cosmopolitan as the soloist in countless perfor early childhood programs, Hits Orient 1933. professional staff, and para- SAIGON (API — U.S. presiden Club, ail of Manchester. mances of "Rhapsody in Blue," In 1939 he married June Gale, a the Vietnam problem. Including pullouts would come a lew days Survivors, besides her husband \. professional workers at the BreaksOut tial adviser Henry A Kissinger the negotiation.s in Paris ' before Sept. 1 composed by his best friend singer. They had three daughters and mother, are two daughters, George Gershwin, Levant left his primary level of public schools. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS arrived in Saigon tonight and Le Re cautioned against The White House is keeping the and the marriage lasted to Due Tho, his North Vietnamese Mrs. Samuel Robb of Manchester mark as an eccentric. Levant’s death. The board rejected the request Democratic presidential nominee George McGovern says speculating about a breakthrough specific aim of Kissinger’s adversary in secret peace talks, and Mrs Richard Jarvis of South Demostrating simultaneously his of the Wildcat soccer club of President Nixon is at least indirectly responsible for the in the Paris talks. He said the trip journey a tight secret. Windsor; two sisters. Miss Ella wit, his egotism, his illness and Willimantic to use the high school flew to Hanoi amid widespread had been under consideration for Public statements by^ Thieu WOMAN football field. Dr. Kennedy said break-in and attempted bugging at Democratic national speculation about a new move to Sumner and Miss Jeanette his talent, he once said, "There is ADMINISTRATOR headquarters in June. several weeks since the new round of Kissinger- Sumner, both of Bolton; eight a thin line between genius and play would place an additional end the war. Meanwhile, sources in Saigon Tlio sessions began a month ago GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) There was no official confirma grandchildren, and a great- insanity. I have erased that line." — Dr. Betty Siegel has become burden on a field now barely Rep. Paul N. McCloskey told disclosed today that Nixon has have been interpreted here as grandson. the highest ranking woman holding its own. and football and fellow Republicans preparing for tion of the new peace move, and showing concern by the Saigon Funeral services will be The son of a Pittsburgh administrator at the soccer markings would result in next week’s GOP convention in Tho contended there was no basis leader that Nixon may ease the tomorrow at 2 p.m. af^atkins jeweler, Levant began making a University of Florida. confusion. B om bs Miami Beach. Fla., that failure to for it. But some diplomats in Icrms he .set forth May 8. Funeral Home. 142 E. Center St., living as a pianist when he was 15. The 41-year-old associate In making the request, "make a clean breast " of the Washington and Paris surmised A issinger Nixon said then that the bom Manchester. The Rev. J. Stanton He studied under the atonalist professor of education Willimantic team officials said incident could doom GOP that Kissinger, who met with Tho bing of North Vietnam will con Conover, pastor of the Bolton comp<^r Arnold Schoenberg at foundations was appointed for that the field is a better surface chances in November’s election. in Paris Monday, would try to in SaigtHi Mrs. Charles E. Ubert tinue until Hanoi agrees to an Congregational Church, will of one time and composed some the newly created post of dean than the one now being used; it is R a ttle Five men were arrested during persuade President Nguyen Van Indochina cease-fire and release seldom performed serious music. of academic affairs for the break-in at Washington's Thieu to agree to a compromise ordered another round of U.S. She also was the first president ficiate. Burial will be in Bolton a better location for games with of U S. prisoners, whereupon Later he had to his credit the hit continuing education at the Watergate Hotel and some have formula approaching the enemy's troop withdrawals beginning and director of the Manchester Cemetery. university. other state teams; it provides U.S forces would pull out of been linked to Nixon's campaign demand that Thieu step down. a Her Sept 1, when the level is Homemaker Service and had Friends may call at the funeral better facilities for seating, crowd South Vietnam within four home tonight from 7 to 9. control, and gate receipts; and organization. Others suggested that Kissinger expected to be down lo 39.000 months. been a member of the N orth men This does not include The family suggests that any Manchester players are on the Making his strongest attack yet and Tho would report a deadlock Hanoi has denounced Nixon's Manchester Chapter of the Manchester Area Police another 100.000 Americans memorial contributions may be roster. SAIGON (AP) - U.S. planes against Nixon on the issue, in their secret Paris se.ssions, offer publicly and demanded a American Center Society for with Kissinger reassuring the un tighting the war from air ba.ses in made to the American Cancer Mrs. Rose Richotte of Merrow made their deepest and heaviest McGovern declared Tuesday , political settlement that would more than 25 years, serving as and Dorothy Vaught of Hartford. Guam and Thailand and from Society, 237 E. Center St., was admitted to Rockville Mercury travels faster strikes in North Vietnam in a during a campaign swing in Ohio: easy Thieu that President Nixon oust Thieu, Under an earlier Nix chairman of volunteers and The accident is still under in will not let him down. ships off the Vietnamese coast. Manchester. General Hospital yesterday with through space than any other week Tuesday, renewed their at "What is to prevent an ad on propo.sal, made last October Manchester district campagin vestigation by Vernon Police. There also had been specula When Ziegler announced June injuries suffered in a three-car planet in our solar system — tack on the northwest rail line to ministration that cooperates with after a Kissinger-Thieu meeting In another three-car accident tion in Saigon that Kissinger '28 that Nixon had ordered 10.000 Town riremen spray down a small section of roof at the home of John Baker, 19 Lewis St. The accident on Rt. 30. She was more than 100,000 miles an China and shot down one of three this kind of thing from wiretap in July, Thieu agreed to step on Rt. 83 the driver of one car, hour. might fly on to Hanoi after en men withdrawn in July and roof caught fire briefly after being struck by lightning during last nights storm. Chimney at left placed in the intensive care unit MIG21s that tried to intercept ping your house, or your union down for one month pending a Mrs. Anna W. Kaplan Joseph T. Madden Mrs. Ruth Zackin of Ferguson ding his visit here Friday. But August, he said another an was also damaged. (Herald photo by Becker) for observation. them, the U.S. Command an hall, or something else they want new election in South Vietnam in COLUMBIA Mrs. Anna Weiner Joseph "T. Madden, 80, of Rd., Manchester, was charged informed sources said Kissinger nouncement on possible further Dillon, Mont., formerly of Besides the Richotte car, the nounced today. to get'( Now this is the kind of which he could be a candidate. Kaplan. 93, of Malverne, N.Y., with following too closely. The would fly from here to Tokyo other cars involved in the acci A MODERN ft was the 159th MIG reported thing that you expect from a formerly of Chestnut Hill, died Manchester, died yesterday in drivers of the other cars were Friday en route back to Dillon. dent were driven by Barry Plea- downed by U.S. crews in the war person like liitler. " yesterday at Windham Communi Donald Ross of Blast Hartford Washington. Bolt Strikes Home in Town sent. 25, of Oakland St., Wapping, and the 48th this year. Nixon and top GOP officials ty Memorial Hospital, Williman- Mr. Dillon was bom March 15, and Raymond Spielman of PHARMACY He will stop in Tokyo to make tic. 1892 in Manchester and had lived Campbell Ave., Vernon, No in The U.S. Command said Air have denied knowledge of the The home of John Baker of 19 also damaged when the lightning Hop Brook overflowed. break-in and the White House final plans for the forthcoming Mrs. Kaplan and her husband, in Diilon in recent years. During Lewis St. was slightly damaged struck. All area power companies and juries were reported. Mrs. Zackin summit conference between Nix the late Lewis Kaplan, donated his youth, he was an outstanding is scheduled to appear in (Circuit declined comment on during last night's storm when it The Baker fire was one of few the Manchester office of the Public Records McGovern's statement. Nor was on and Prime Minister Kakuei Where To Go the land on which the Congrega athlete and played professional Court 12. Rockville on Sept. 5. Heavy was struck by lightning. difficulties in the resulting from Southern New England there comment from Nixon Tanaka scheduled for Honolulu at tion Agudas Achim's synagogue is basketball. He was a member of Tolland Like any other business, public administration has its own Town firemen were called to last night's torrential rains and Telephone Company reported managers in Miami Beach as they the end of this month, sources located. the first undefeated South State Police arrested three Raids language and now its own map. The pictures shown below are of the scene at 7:05 p.m. by a lightning. The Manchester Water only minor and scatter^ dif prepared for the convention. said. Plans call for him to leave Mrs. Kaplan was born in Manchester High School state Warranty Deeds Somverville, Mass, teen-agers roadsigns near the town's sanitary landfill (town dump) and its passerby while another passerby Department reports that 1.83 in ficulties resulting from the storm. McGovern also told a group of Tokyo on Saturday. Russia and settled in Chestnut championship basketball team Armando R. and Bette M. Dar- last night in connection with the water pollution control facilities (sewer plants, old and new). notified the Baker family that ches of rain fell during the storm. Town firemen went out on Force, Navy and Marine fighter- Illinois labor leaders at Kissinger's U.S. Air Force jet Hill in 1909. She had lived here and later played'with the Com na to Joseph N.R. and Shirley investigation of the attempted The sign with the little animal on it directs people to the the house had been struck. Th^ heavy downpour did not what they thought was another bombers flew mure than 290 Springfield Tuesday night that he landed in a soft drizzle. He was most of her life. Shas a member pany G team. He also was a top Albert, property at 8 Devon Dr., theft of a car from the parking recently relocated dog pound, or as it is known in the business, the create any major flooding lightning fire at 41 Lyness St. strikes against targets in North would scrap the Nixon ad greeted by U.S. Ambassador of the Congregation Agudas baseball and football player. Firemen arrived and quickly conveyance tax $30.25. lot of the Dial Tone Restaurant in canine control facility. problems, according to John shortly before 7 o'clock last night, Vietnam, the largest number ministration's wage and price Ellsworth Bunker, Gen. Achim and the Malverne (n.Y.) He is survived by a number of brought the situation under con Sherwood Circle Inc. to Tolland. Thrall Dr. leads people to the new town sewer plant, named after Burchill. town highway but they could find no fire, only controls within 90 days of taking Frederick C. Weyand, the U.S. Jewish Center. nieces and nephews in trol. Richard E. and Marjorie A. If you can’t quit smoking, since Aug. 8, when more than 300 Fred Thrall, former head of the town water department. Landfill superintendent. evidence of an apprent strike of Barry Judge, 18, Peter Guar- strikes were flown. U.S. pilots office, if he wins the presidency. commander in Vietnam, and Survivors are four sons, Morris Manchester and in Dillon. Fire was confined to a two to William O'Neill, director of lightning near the house. A Sander, property at 65 Timrod nieri, 19, and Michael Greene, 17, the next best thing, of Nguyen Phu Doc. Thieu’s chief Rd. leads people off Olcott St. to the intersection of Thrall Dr. and Rd., conveyance tax $48.95. had been averaging less than 200 After the war in Vietnam has Kaplan of Chestnut Hill, Joseph Funeral services will be three square foot area of the roof, public works, says there was a neighbor had called the fire were all charged with criminal course, is to find a “less aiJviser for national security. Landfill Rd. Landfill Rd. leads people to the town dump. Kaplan of Willimantic, Hyman tomorrow at the Brundage according to Deputy Fire Chief Stanley H. and Shirley Fisher a ,day in the noi^ since then been ended and military spending The object of these recently Installed signs, according to town report of flooding near Virginia department and reported seeing attempt and were to be presented hazardous way of smoking" because of hear^ oleuds, but the has been reduced, "we can end Kissinger made no statement Kaplan of Passaic, N.J., and Fyneral Home, Dillon, Mont. Rov Stratton. The chimney was Rd. along Charter Oak St. when sparks and smoke. to Dale and EUen Bauer, proper in Circuit Court, Rockville, today. . . There have been ex to newsmen on arrival, but officials, is to prevent people from getting lost in this area. Samuel Kaplan of Hollywood , Burial will be in Dillon. ty at 204 Scott Dr., conveyance weather improvki Tuesday. wage and price controls, and f Otherwise townspeople have to go all the way to the public Police said the three were perimental studies of a new think that can be done within 90 stepped into a black limousine for Fla.; two daughters, Mrs. Milton tax $53.90. Air Force F4 Phantom pilots resource management (Municipal Building) to ask direcUons. allegedly seen breaking into a car "dial" type cigarette holder made several direct hits with days of the inauguration. " the 20-miniite trip to Bunker's Kaskowitz of Chestnut Hill and Ansaldi Heights Inc. to David “Even though I’m large in stature and carry a lot of weight, I can’t do it all - 1 need lots of parked in the Dial Tone parking laser bombs on the 75-foot Phu McGovern said. 'And I am com villa in Saigon where he will stay Mrs. Jack Furman of Malverne; M. and Patricia F. Sibrinz, . . This holder does provide help, ” said Republican Registrar of Voters Fred Peck last night, after being nominated for re- '-A - lot. Police said they left the scene Tho railroad bridge 45 miles mitted to that goal." during the conferences. ' lA nine grandchildren, and three Police Report Day Care Center Opens property at 14 Timrod Rd., con the smoker with a means of and were picked up later on 1-86, The Republican Platform Com election. (Herald photo by Becker) The embassy repeated a state great-grandchildren. veyance tax $46.75. cutting down the smoke northwest of Hanoi, the Air brought back to the parking lot Force said. The bridge had been mittee. which has heard mostly ment made earlier by the White Funeral services will be Joan E. Paterson, 19, of 67 Vernon’s first public Day Care Conservator’s Deed puffed in per cigarette . to finish. His time was 15:54. Ann Young 617 and Ann Flechsig and identified by some witnesses. attacked before but had been from officials and supporters of Hou.se that Kissinger was here for tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. at the Wadsworth St., was treated at Center opened yesterday under The races are open to anyone David C. Wichman, conser For instance, by using a Jt:: 608. On Thursday of this week the repaired. (Continued on Page ^ ) ■ a general review of all aspects of Congregation Agudas Achim. Manchester Memorial Hospital sponsorship of the Hockanum whether a Vernon resident or tournament group will have a vator of the estate of Thomas holder setting of 20, the net the Vietnam problems, including Chestnut Hill. Burial will be in yesterday for injuries she Valley Community Services not. The starting point is the cook-out and pinochle party at Armstrong, to Eldward F. Moriar- No Requirem ents effect for a pack-a-day Jacobs JP Nominee the negotiations in Paris. " the Temple B'nai Israel received after being hit by a car Council with registrations still intersection of White and Lewis ty Jr. and Gayle S. Moriarty, the summer cottage of Mr. and In respect to U.S. Supreme smoker would be equivalent Accompanying Kissinger were Cemetery, Perkins Corners, on E, Center St. at about 5:15 being accepted. The center can property at 14 Ashworth St., con Streets. Mrs. Vincent Barrows, Crystal Court justices, the Constitu to smoking only two nominated Atty. Ronald Jacobs four members ot the National Mansfield. accommodate 30 children , three veyance tax $24.20. Town Woman Indicted BY SOL R. COHEN tour Republican nominees are p.m.. police reported. Voter Session Lake. tion says nothing at all about cigarettes without the holder for judge of probate; Fred Peck Security (.'ouncil staff. Winston Memorial week will be Police said she walked into the to five years of age. It opened Lien (Herald Reporter) assured election. Manchester V? The Board of Admissions will Miss Elaine Bonomo of 195 an appointee’s age, citizen tor registrar of voters; and Lord, David Rodman. David observed at the home of her son. path of a car driven by Kristine S. with only eight children. Saks & Co. of New York versus . . . The Count-Down ’dial The Manchester Republican voters elect .seven justices, with hold a voter-making session Many Lane has been named out- ship, background or experi In Meriden Robbery Wallace Irish Jr.. Mrs. Marion Kngle and .John Negroponte. & i Morris Kaplan in Chestnut Hill. Whalen of 16 Lawton Rd. The Mrs. Helen Abuza, president of standing junior achiever Frank R. Wood, property on S. cigarette holder is, in Town Committee last night four to be from the party of the tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. at the ence. All it specifies is that Mercer, Mrs. Mary Fletcher and Tho, leaving Paris today, told The Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Whalen car skidded 26 feet, the council, said the number of treasurer from the Manchester Lakewood Circle, $2,206.73. the Senate consent to the ap laboratory testing ex incumbent governor. Memorial Building, Park Place, A 29-year-old Manchester was (ho laic .lohn J. Sponza of Mrs Klsic Swensson for justices newsmen he wanted to Farmington Ave., Hartford, is in police said, and couldn't avoid children is temporarily limited area. She is treasurer of the Jacco Attachment pointment. perience, the most effective Jacobs, out of town on business Rockville. woman, Linda A. Ziomek of 216 llarlforil. who was found shot to ol the peace. Manchester emphasize that his trip was "a charge of arrangements. the pedistrian. until a bus is available to Co., maker of decoupage wall Avco Financial Services Inc. of mechanical device on the best night, was not pre.sent at his Woodbridge St., was charged (lead) In tlic trunk of an aban- I lomiH iats will endorse their can routine one and has no other It was raining at the time and transport those children who Since the former six-month plaques and the company is spon Glastonbury against Lester D. nomination. He said this mor Mrs. Winifred Fish Piper durational residency was market for positively yesterday in the $68,000 holdup of (loiicil car June 16 at Waltham. didates tonight Town elections meaning. ...is in the framework the roadway was wet, according have no way of getting to the sored by four Southern New and Betty Carlow, property at 145 ning. I'd like an opportunity to abolished by a recent Supreme reducing smoking hazards . u Conni‘tici|t Bank and Trust Co. M.i.ss, will he held Nov. 7. of my usual comings and goings. " to the police report. center located in the First England Telephone Co. Adams St., $1,800. W ATCH serve as Manchester judge of ELLINGTON - Mrs. Winifred Court decision, the only residen Meriden branch last December. .\ssl. U.S Ally. B. Blair Craw- probate and to carry on in the Tho. a member of North Viet Police report^ three other ac Congregational Church on Rt. 30. employes. Trade Name Fish Piper, 82, of 8 Walnut St. cy requirement to become a voter Proper medication alleviates She and James T. Lata. 29. of lord. who will prosecute the case nam's Politburo, said the cidents yesterday afternoon and The center opens at 7 a.m. and' Mark R. Kravitz, Robert C. FOR OUR .'\Uy. Ronald Jacobs tradition and example'so ably set died yesterday at a South Wind is that the person be a current Miss Bonomo was chosen from a great amount of discomfort East Hartford, were ap m U.S District Court, charged speculation about his trip in last night which occurred during remains open until 5:30 p.m. Bell, Bernard J. Hickey and •lacobs will vie for the post by Judge Wallett. 1 thank the sor convalescent home. resident of the town and a citizen 15 finalists after successfully Fill your prescriptions at prehended by authorities yester that Sponza. Smith and l^ta general does not correspond to the rainstorm. All were apparent State and federal regulations re Joseph R. Getz, doing business as OPENING being vacated by Judge John town committee tor its con Mrs. Piper was born March 12, of the United States who is at passing a written accounting test LENOX PHARMACY, 299 E. day morning at the Buckland St. cnlered the Meriden Square bank rcahly and 'could lead to inex ly minor and no injuries were quire that 80 per cent of the plus an interview given by the Hilliard Associates, Wallett. who is retiring Dec. fidence in me and I promise 1890 in Hamburg. N.Y., and had least 18 years old. t>ernon Center St., Tel. 6494)896 for free overpass of Interstate 86 in branch IX'c. 13 wearing masks never to let the people of act conclusions ' reported. children must come from disad three employes who are accoun Marriage Licenses bivausc of poor health. His unex- lived in Ellington for 14 years. Any qualified may also apply delivery. Open 8-9. Sun. and Manchester. Eight officers, in and brandishing guns, and cs- Manchester down ' ■At the White House. Press An 18-year-old bicyclist, Ashley vantaged homes where the tants. Peter Barrett Whitestone, pired term runs to .January 1975. She was a piano teacher in New during the regular office hours of /umitiirc Holidays 8-8. “Symbol Of Finest cluding state police. Hartford caiKHl with $68,000. GOP town chairman M Adler Secretai-y Ronald L. Ziegler made York before she retired. Saunders of 80 Frances Dr., was mother would like job training or I Center Harbor, N.H., and Vivian Peck. (iOP registrar since the Town Clerk, Mondays 9 a.m. 280-28K T^LrorrvuLi r o a d | Pharmacy Service.” Gift Dept., police, and the FBI. surrounded this hare-bones announcement; HRALL m Dobkin commented last night. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. treated at Manchester Memorial a job. Mrs. Abuza said other Jane Blain, 43 Clyde Rd., Aug. 19, Crawford said Miss Ziomek December I960, will run for re to 6 p.m. and Tuesdays through |(Routc 8 M \ r-RNON. CONN Film, Cosmetics, Candy. We their car. Kissinger, who met Tho in Hospital yesterday afternoon children may be accepted where I St. Bidget Church. I w.is charged with aiding and elect ton to a four-year term. Until W'e have nominated Ron Jacobs Philip W. Donovan of Ellington; Fridays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. I Fire Calls | honor Master Charge Cards. Miss Ziomek and Lata were Paris Monday, will confer with after being involved in a collision special circumstances exist. Fees Salvatore Scalise, 181 E. Mid abetting Ibe robbery. now. terms for registrars have on his merits, and not as a a sister, Mrs. Lee Gunn of Grand Rotary Raffle Town firemen went to 107 two of four named in a sealed Thieu and others in Saigon until on Charter Oak St. at about 1:30 are set on a sliding scale, based dle Tpke., and Holly Ann Shorts, been tor two years. The town icpiaccment for Judge Wallett. Island, N. Y.; and four Rockville Rotarians are selling Sycamore Lane at 5:48 this mor indictment handed up by a Mi.ss ZiolneJ^ and Lata were late Friday He will report back p.m., police said. on the family’s ability to pay. 95 Lockwood St., Sept. 2, St. Hoard of Directors, earlier this John Wallett can't be replaced - grandchildren. 100 tickets and the winner will be ning where a fire in an apartment federal grand jury Aug. 7. Stuart picsciitcd in court Sji'slei'day. lo .Nixon before the Republican Police said his bicycle was in They run from a top fee of $30. Mary's Episcopal Church. vojir. adopted an ordinance which Ills kindness, his consideration, Committal services will be awarded with a trip to Nassau, there substantially damaged the "Birdsey " Smith. 37. formerly of where bonds were set at $50,000 National Convention opens in collision with a car operated by down. Thomas Everett Reed, provides lor the four-year terms, his gentleness are recognized tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. at for two. The drawing will be kitchen and caused smoke Meriden, now serving an 18-year and $11K).0()0. lespoctively. They Miami Beach next Monday. Geraldine Bouchard of 64 Rachel Road Race Conover, Wis., and Karen Louise To get that good feeUng as permitted by an act adopted by statewide. I otter him our best Ellington Center Cemetery, The, Monday at 11 a.m. in the mayor’s damage in the other three rooms. prison term after being convicted arc being held in lieu of posting Ziegler said Kissinger's two Rd.. near the exit ramp from The second in a series of three Morsey, 91 Spruce St., Aug. 19, the 1971 General .Assembly. wishes and our thanks lor his Rev. Donald P. Inglis, pastor of office in the Administration According to Deputy Chief Roy of another bank robbery, was also ibe bond, but Crawford said there (lays in Saigon will include "a Interstate 84. road races sponsored by the Emanuel Lutheran Church. I'hc justices of the peace will manv vears of dedicated service. the Ellington Congregational Building. Stratton, the fire apparently ln8ide...bny named in the indictment. might be further proceedings Atly. Ronald Jacobs general review of all aspects of Lance E. Owen. 34. of 2 Deer Recreation Department will be Building Report be elected to two-vear terms. All (Continued on Page 161 Church, will officiate. Proceeds from the sale of the started in a gas range. There were Also named in the indictment regarding lowering of the Ijonds. field Dr., was arrested yesterday held Thursday starting at 6:30 John Chessari Inc. for Cedar The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 tickets will go to the charity fund no injuries. The Paul Smith fami on charges of making an im p.m. at the Henry Park arena. Manchester Corp., alterations to Ellington Ave., Rockville, is in of the Rotary Club. The prime ly, occupants of the apartment, proper left turn at Adams Strand The first race was held last Laundromat at 230 Spencer St., charge of arrangements. project of the club is the student are on vacation. W. Middle Tpke. FplSce said Thursday with 36 competitors $500, There are no calling hours. loan program. A compMsIy mmt and batlaf Owen's car was in collision with a with Henry O’Connell, 18. of LANDFILL RD Pinochle Club car driven by Joanne M. Cho- Wethersfield coming in first. He CENTRAL AIlMXnroiTIONINGSTSTEH Revamp Watchers Grin in Legal Chuckle Winners in the tournament ses Leads Chased quette of 377 Hackmatack St. covered the 2.9-mile course in sion of the Vernon Senior Both cars were towed, police 15:21. Pat Brand, a 15-year-old Citizens’ Pinochle Group last In 3 Deaths said. No injuries were reported. Rockville High School sophomore By DON MEIKLE everyone studiously ignoring the Thursday were Gertrude when Richard Nixon and George all the legal expertise and in found it almost impossible to say (Continued from Page 1) Court date is Aug. 28. was the first of the local runners HARTFORD (AP) - As political realities that spawned Edwards 633; Elsie Miller 627; McGovern are on the ballot. And genuity moved oyer to Superior" simply "yes " or "no, " for being weapon had been found. William L. Rose. 25, of threatre-of-the-absurd drama, the entire proceedings. the longer the court fights drag Court. The number of exhibits an "interesting witness;" and the When the bodies were dis Norwich, was issued a summons Connecticut’s reapportionment The politics of the situation can on. the more likely it is that no introduced as evidence quickly judge archly twitted his covered, they were in different last night for operating a motor battle is reaching new comic be summed up in a few legislative election will be held on mounted to 18. exhausting the colleague. Judge Saden, for being parts of the red-two-story raised- vehicle with unsafe tires on HAVE YOU AN heights in Superior Court. words...the Republicans want the Nov. 7. alphabet through the letter "R ". a ' very bad witness;" and he It had been funny enough in ' .i'4 ranch house, police said. The Tolland Tpke. Court date is Aug. Superb EVENT SCHEDULED reapportionment plan drafted A footnote to these obser The learned Republican experts doggedly overruled the lawyers’ home is set several hundred feet 28. THAT CALLS FOR federal court, what with U.S. last year by a state board to be vations: Judge Sidor is a on reapportionment, notably objections (one of which had off the road, and is near an An adding machine worth Samuel I. Ward Teohnioal College Circuit Judge J. Joseph Smith, put into effect, at least for this Republican and is expected to Superior Court Judge George been registered before the words about $120 was reported stolen in Q A T E R m FOOD? ordinarily a model of silverhaired year's election. Why? Because it elementary school. Two-year Program qualifies you give the GOP what it’s asking for Saden of the reapportionment were out of Sidors's mouth and Montano's body was in an up a recent break into the Balf It may be a weddlnf, a ban judicial deocrum, asking with a favors the GOP and so that the board and James F. Collins, who had to be withdrawn because the $ERt/m for a technical career in — the 1971 plan — just as the stairs hallway, his wife's was on Weigh Station at N. Main St. quet or Jnat fui Informal fet- grin whether one General GOP can reap the full harvest of three-judge federal court, entire earned a Common Pleas Court objection was sustained); and The break, discovered yester tosether of a society, lodge or Assembly district of peculiar out an anticipated re-election victory the floor against the rear wall of some friendly gronp. Computer Technology ly composed of Democrats, judgeship (effective later this pored over census maps and pop the kitchen, and their daughter’s day, is still under investigation. Eleotronios Instrumentation Space CondiUoning line was supposed to resemble a by President Nixon—a harvest yean for his labors, began to fill agreed with the Democrats in ulation lists; and found himself Apparently nothing else was FORAMYI dog. that might include a state was in a downstairs hallway at We Are Prepared to asM lnidte or pnaont I m GMi ruling the 1971 plan un the trial transcript with U.S. Cen outnumbered like General Custer the foot of the stairs, police said. taken, police said. fMpaeWGr hot H ifir or N m M d Hm O. lO ir Now that the show has legislature sympathetic lo (Jov. sus jargon about "enumeration Serve You to Your Day and evening courses lead horn COB new be eonbW N w iiS em d constitutional. The U.S. Supreme at the Little Big Horn when he All were in pajamas, they said. Vandalism reported yesterday jH g d ^g d quIekDM-wfth tba uaRme gathered more lawyers and Thomas J. Meskill. (In the mean Court, now supposed to be the districts." The Democratic called for a conference with the included paint thrown at the 266 Complete Satisfaction to an associate degree or certificate WlATUT, RAtTM T ilHTALUTIOII. moved to Superior Court, it time, the U.S. Supreme Court can "Nixon Court,” went with the lawyers, seconded by two assis lawyers (all nine of them) at the ■- School St. home of Fraser provokes even more laughs from My Fair Lady Our catering service is set up Fall classes begin Thursday, September 7 take its time with the merits of GOP in -suspending the lower tant attorneys general and bench.- DeMerchant, police said. the spectators—and participanU. to be flexible enough to ac- .m ddrtM outelrbM wtai the case, and if another election federal court's order, but gave abetted by sundry intervening It was all very much according NEW YORK (AP) - "My Fair opmmodate any size gathering, All programs approved for veterans benefits TMiGvWd ■iBlimssGeledel The lawyers jump up as if on is required by that court’s deci comfort to the Demberats by lawyers for assorted clienteles all to the rules and quite consistent Lady," star of stage and cinema, Why not call ns and talk over signal and shout “objection!” in is headed for television. Felix Walker, a Congressman sion, so be it. refusing to clarify the effect of its somehow sympathetic to the in tone and substance with what the details? For catalog or appointment, phone unison; Judge Walter J. Sidor The Democrats, contrary to The National Broadcasting Co. of the 1820s, became known as ruling. This prompted the Democratic cause, objected to had gone on before in the “old oil-jug" because of profuse exercises his ponderous wit for some accusations, do not really said Monday it had purchased Samuel I. Ward Teohnioal' College Republicans to turn to Judge just about everything the seemingly endless argument over speeches made for Buncombe the edification of the news want'to avoid a General Sidor. reapportionment, but a television rights to the 1964 movie County in his North Carolina Unlvereity of Hartford FOaARTY BROTHERS, INO.I reporters who—somewhat sym Republican lawyers asked. Garden Grove Caterere, Inc^ Assembly election this fall. They And so the cast of characters, And Judge Sidor praised the newswoman new to the scene (Herald photos by Becker) version of the hit musical, district. The words "bunkum’' >00 Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford, Conn. 00117 810 BBOAD SlTUBEiT bolically—occupy the jury box; reportedly for a sum close to ^ 618-4SS8 just want to avoid a General the reams of documents, the loquacious blonde secretary of unaccountably kept on giggling ... and “debunking" derive from TELEPHONE 649-5313—649-5314 Phone; 083-4811 B xt 308 and the trial moves on with million. Assembly election on Nov. 7, coterie of political reporters, and the state, Gloria' Schaffer, Who and giggling ... \ \ his loquacity. And How To Get There \ \ \ V 'V- monthly, 646-1060. week. Sites for your trailer, $25 1 ‘/i baths, garage. Needs work, Realtors, 649-2813. 3-bedroom Ranch or Cape. Will AKC silver mini-poodle, 8-weeks A n tigU C S 56 pointment. week. Swim, fish, boat, clear priced accordingly. pay up to $28,000. CaU Paul W. old male, almost housebroken. FOUR ROOMS, first floor, DUTCH COLONIAL-Huge for- THE BIRCHES antiques. Twin Bout by water. Box 311, Sanbornville, Dougan, Realtor, 648-4635. range, refrigerator and all mal dining room, large living $100. 647-1975. Hills Drive. Coventry, (Red New Hampshire. 1-603-522-3306. utilities included, $160 per room, four bedrooms, IMi WANTED to purchase — Land Colonial), Summer hours: U & R Housing C orp. BELFIORE AGENCY AKC toy poodlepups, 6 weeks month. Maibi St., Talcotvllle. baths, $28,900. Phllbrick Agen zoned for use as scrap yard or Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Business Property- 198 Ralph Road old, shots. Five generation Call B. T. Peterman, Realtor, cy, 646-4200. an existing scrap yard with 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Weekends by Rentals by SMALL 4-room apartment. Du Realtors 647-1413 Gracious Colonial papers. 872-8247, 8-2 p.m. Robert D. 649-9404. For Sole 71 buildings in greater Hartford appointment, 742-6607. Murdock plex Ranch, basement storage, CALL US-WEWORK! Belfiore Agency RANCH — Five rooms, on large area, preferably east-of-the- MANCHESTER Articles For Sale 45 large yard, stove and refrig- HEBRON — Elegant 2-bedroom 647-1413 lot, 200 x 355’ , with large river. Address correspondence Realtor 643-2692 erator Included. Excellent for Wanted To Buy apartment, fully equipped INVESTMENT covered picnic patio. Ga to P.O. Box 361, Bloomfield, LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours 5B 648-9651 young couple, or oldier couple kitchen, dishwasher, disposal, MANCHESTER —U * R BuUt rage. Large workshop. $29,500. 646-6926 PROPERTY Conn. dally, ring bell for service. without children, pets con stove, refrigerator, wall-to- Raised Ranch, two baths, car Phllbrick Agency, 646-4200. WANTED —antique furniture, peting, family room, exquisite Shiners, crawlers, etc. 144 sidered. $155 monthly, no utili- wall carpeting, air-c<»idltion- In the heart of town, 5V4 room SELUNO your home or acre glass, pewter, oil paintings or yard with fruit trees. Double Demlng Street. Manchester. Ues. Call 643-9233. Ing. Magnificent view. Chil office space plus two 6-room age? For prompt friendly sev- other antique items. Any quan garage. $34,900. Hayes Agen Lots-Land Far Sale 73 Route 30, South. dren welcome. $210. Heat and rental apartments located on Ice, call Louis Dlmock Realty, tity. 'The Harrisons, 643-8709, MANCHESTER—4-room apart FIVE nice rooms, stove, re cy. 646-0131. 165 Oakland Street. lights Included. D. J. Henry bus line, more than ample off- MANCHESTER — five acres, 649-9823. ALUMINUM sheets used as ment Includes oven, range, dis frigerator, heat, hot water, 3% acres commercial zoned, Co.. 644-1330. street parking. Excellent in MANCHESTER — $27,500— Im- printing plates. .009 thick, 23x WANTED — Crank phono posal, heat and hot water. Im one-car parking. 647-9251. with 260’ frontage. Seconds ALL CASH for your property come. Ideal for doctor, lawyer maculate 3-bedroom Ranch. GEORGIAN COLOmAL — All 32” , 25 cents each or 5 for $1. mediate occupancy. Wolverton BOLTON NOTCH—3-room win from Route 16. Woverton within 24 hours. Avoid red gram^. cast Iron banks and MANCHESTER AREA — Four- or Indian (3hlef. Mr. Lewis, 649- Full basement, recreation brick, ten rooms, four large 643-2711. toys, comic books, round oak Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. terized cottage. Phone 1-223- Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. tape, instant service. Hayes room modern apartment, 6306. room, flreplaced living room, bedrooms, beautiful entrance tables, early furniture, milita 4460, 521-7373. Agency, 646-0131. PICNIC TABLES, extra sturdy, LOVELY 2-bedroom apeurtment, available immediately, with city utilities. Bel Air Real Es foyer. TVo fireplaces, 2V4 ry items. Evenings. 643-6535. CHAPLIN — 1% acres, 8^ all bolted. All sizes and styles. with refrigerator, range, dis heat, hot water, appliances, ROCKVTILB — 5 rooms, $150, • • B& l w • • tate, 643-9332. baths, two-car garage. Sun- room cabin, excellent loca- • From $30., delivered. W. Zink- T sm sm m m porch, in mint of condition. posal, heat, and parking. $185 carpeting, air-conditioning op monthly; 4 rooms, $115 month ’The Uon. CaU 646-1045 after 5 p.m. er, Wlndsorvllle Rd., Ellington, Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, Rooms Without Board 59 monthly. Handy to Main St. tional, parking and laundry. ly; appliances, large yard. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. 875-0397. Call 644-2427. $190. monthly. 649-2871, 646- 646-4200. BOL’TON — 160 acres of high WORLD ALMANAC ’THE THOMPSON House — Cot- Utilities not included. 872-0369, Realtors — MLS 0882. land with 200 year old farm FACTS CLEAN, dark rich loam, five tage St., centrally located, 7:30 - 0:30 p.m. Manchester Parkade, Manch. ATTRACTIVE Colonial In ex 649-5306 EXTRA house. Over two mUes of front yards, $22.50. Sand, gravel, large, pleasantly furnished MANCHESTER Deluxe 2-bed ROCKVILLE — Eastbrook cellent residential area. For age on paved roads. Reason stone, manure, pool and patio rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 VILLAGER room townhouse. Includes Apartments, mi bus line. New BROAD STREET — 68,000 lot goes with this immaculate mal dining room, front-to-back ably priced. ’Terms. Katz Cor for overnight and permanent sand. 643-9504. heat, appliances, carpets, full 3-room unit in brick one story square feet of land with six-room Cape in a quiet residen living room with fireplace, poration, 38 Kane Street, West guest rates. APARTMENTS private basement. $230 per garden apartment building. modem commercial building. tial area. Two-car garage. Wall- giant sized bedrooms, appli Hartford 06119 Mrs. RusseU, AUGUST CLEARANCE Sale — month. Paul W. Dougan Real ances will remain. Vinyl sid CLEAN, furnished room for a Immediate Occupancy Total electric. Range, refrige Your business will boom In this to-wall everywhere! Call now to 623-0667. Lawnmowers and tractors, tor. 643-4535. or 646-1021. ing on house and two-car ga working man. Call 643-9353 or rator, disposal, basement laun locatlMi. Call for particulars. avoid disappointment. floor models and demonstra 6-Roo(n Tewnhousea, 1^ ' 4535, or 646-1021. rage. Automatic garage doors. BOLTON — 2% seml-wooded tors. Save 10-20 per cent. L & 649-3142. dry and storage. Adults only, Hayes Agency, 646-0131. tiled baths, complete G .B ,, TTils is a well cared for, main acres, seconds from 1-84. M Equipment. Route 83, Ver kitchen, wall-to-wall car-4 absolutely no pets. $136 MANCHESTER — One - bed- 251 BROAD ST., 200’ from tenance free home with lota of Owner, 1-739-6708. non. peting, private basement, i room Townhouse, private en monthly, $135 lease-security. BELFIORE AGENCY ROOM ivith kitchen privileges, wosheiMiryer hookup. comer of West Middle ’Tpke. T.L.C. $32,900. Phllbrick trances, full basement. In Call James J. Gessay, at 875- 647-1413 Realtors AI4DOVER —Overlooking Lake, 'U centrally located. 14 Arch St. 220’ approximate width, 500’ Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. ASSORTED wood working tools; Charlfta Lesperance cludes heat and appliances, 0134. $2,200. Co’^entry — beautiful 4’ work bench with wood vise approximate depth, with or GENTLE MAN Only — Kitchen 649-7620 $200 per month. Paul W. Dou without existing buildings. (H tCA 1730 RESTORED Oolcml- treed lot, exceUent area, $8,- and metal vise attached; 3’ MANCHESTER — Immaculate privileges, free parking, gan, Realtor, 643-4636, or 646- Business L o c a tio n s Will sell all or part, will build al, 8 rooms, 8 acres. Five fire 600. ToUand —Acre treed lot, work bench; kitchen table. 144 3-bedroom, fireplace, formal The polecat is a mammal central location. References 102 1. For Rent 67 or lease. 'Thomas CoIIa, 643- places, modem kitchen, $8,900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Highland St., 649-7120. dining room, one-car garage, native to Europe and north required. 643-2693 after 4:30 9665. modem baths, two car garage, NICE ONE-bedroom apartment THREE - ROOM corner crffice lovely lot. High 20s. Call Dianne ern Asia. Polecats have BOY’S 26” bicycle. Also dog p.m. for appointment. WELLS ST. — 5-room first floor gawiiiiweii!i^ ^ walk-out basement, beaded Ranch type, private entrance, suite. House & Hale Bldg., 963 Fellows, 289-9551,, B. Ruther Resart Property- scent glands which can house. Green lace dress, size apartment. Near schools, bus, paneling, wide board floors. A includes heat and appliances, Main St. Phone 643 4846. Houses For Sole 72 ford Associates, 289-9551, Real For Sale 74 eiqit an ill-smelling secre 22 V4. 649-2182. LIGHT Housekeeping room, shopping. Security deposit, ref magnificent home and setting. linens provided. Call 649-9879 $169 per month. Paul W. Dou tors, MLS. tion like a skunk’s. T he erences, 668-8998. DUPLEX -7-7, four Wdrooms Phllbrick Agency, 646-4200. BOL’TON LAKE — Waterfront after 12 noon. gan. Realtor, 643-4635, or 646- on large treed lot. Great com World Almanac notes that DOCTOR’S OFFICE, excellent. MANCHESTER 2-famlly re property, 5-room Ranch—home BABYHOOD CRIB, excellent APARTMENT — 3 rooms, heat 1021. mercial potential. Hutchins QUALITY throughout can’t be because the skunk produces Phone 649-1680 or 649-3549. decorated 5-7, possible third plus 2-room guest cottage. condition. $25. Call 643-9218. ROOM MATE wanted female, and hot water, $145. Call 872- Agency, 649-5324. built today with these features a foul smell it is often NEW 3-bedroom Duplex half of apartment. Kitchens and baths Marion E. Robertson, Realtor. called “ polecat.” Polecats 21 or over, Robertson School 2995. STDRE FOR RENT, newly re at this price. Large oversized 2-famlly, includes appliances, modernized. Separate fur 648-6953. feed upon rodents, reptiles, Boats-Accessories 46 area. Call after 6 p.m., 646- modeled. lOO per cent location. KEENEY ST — 3 - bedroom master bedroom, oversized Uv > and wall-to-wall carpets. $260 Colonial, fireplace, garage, naces, 200 amp electricity, poultry and small game. 3126. Reasonable rent. Call 1-562- lng room, huge eat-in kitchen, AMSTON LAKE—like new, 2- EVINRUDE outboard motors, FOUR-ROOM apartment, sec per month. Paul W. Dougan, $27,900. Call owner for details, dishwasher, air-conditioner, 2- The ferret used in hunting 9877. all buUt-ins, formica cabinets, bedroom waterfront cottage, Holsclaw and Mastercraft YOUR OWN living room and ond floor. No children. 646-1683. Realtor, 643-4535, or 640-1021. 640-5827. car garage, $37,900. Principals is a domesticated variety. flreplaced family room, spare on secluded, treed, lot. Fully trailers, sales - service. Com separate bedroom, quiet adult TWO ROOM Office first floor, only. 649-4314, 649-6370. MANCHESTER—Lovely 2%- LOOKING lor anything In real OLDER 7-room Colonial, llOx- foom, large tile bath, large furnished plus raft and row plete service department, boat home, working gentleman. Cen private lavatory, heat, ample Karel Capek anticipated the room efficiency apartment on estate rental — apartments, 175’ lot. Great possible com- closets, 2-ceu- garage. $37,700. boat. $24,900. Ray Holcombe ing supplies, accessories, tral, references. 649-7410. parking, convenient location. use o f atom ic energy in 1922 bus line. Heat, hot water, stove homes, multiple dwellings, no mercleil property. Hutchins Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, Realtors, 644-1285. Woolsey paints. Gerich’s 649-3175 or 6430030. when his novel, “The Absolute FURNISHED Room for working refrigerator. Adults, no pets. fees. Call J. D. Real Estate As Agency, 649-5324. 646-4200. HaaaaaaaMHaMnBBM^^ Marine Service. J 82 Tolland sociates, Inc. 643-5129. NEW of Large,” was first published. Tpke., Buckland. 643-2363. lady. Modem kitchen, linens, $140. 649-7544 , 649-6985. CALL T.J. Crockett, Realtor at Out of Town- private entrance, parking. Cen FOUR-ROOM apartment, newly DESIRABLE two-bedroom gar 643-1577 for office space. All For Sole 75 tral. 643-8649. on the market. Lovely 7-room Sporting Goods 47 redecorated, appliances, heat, den apartment. Range, refrig shapes and sizes and prices. New and old. Let us know your Colonial prestige Highland Park MANCHESTER VERNON — Prestige location, This is where shoplifting CLEAN Pleasant room for re central location. Security. $180 erator, heat, hot water, park CXIMPLETE Tent camping out dememds, we will do every area. 2-car garage, lovely tree^ 8-room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, NOTICE fined gentleman. Can be seen monthly. 649-3340. ing. Adults, no pets. Conve ALMOST fit for sale, excellent condition. thing for you except make the lot, a plethora of features. Call FOREST HILLS 2*4 baths, living room with PUBUC HEARING at 129 Walker St. after 8:30 niently located. Available Sep One year old. 643-6309. JUST MARRIED? Four large payments. for details. fireplace, formal dining room, BOARD OF DIRECTORS tember 1st. 643-7796. 3 acres of nice level land goes Now under construction, new If you've ever thought about doing a little p.m. rooms, appliances, $136. No beautifully appointed kitchen, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, PRE-SEASON SALE on John MANCHESTER 100.000 with this 6-room home in homes on lovely high wooded LIGHT Housekeeing room!, com pets. Utilities extra. Security. FOUR ROOM apartment, lor 6 paneled rec room approxi CONNECTICUT shoplifting, think again son Ski Horses, left overs, Mod square feet, will divide. Suit Manchester. Several possibilities BELFIORE AGENCY lots. Still time to choose your stops being "fun." Immediate occupancy. 033- rent, no children, no pets, sec mately % acre lot on quiet THURSDAY, AUGUST 17,1972 el 251 Rampage, 15” molded pletely furnished for mature able for manufacturing and lot or style home to suit your working or retired lady. Call 6026. ond floor. Call 643-1921. here. As always for those hard- Realtors 647-1413 circle. $36,600. Principals only, The Board of Directors will track, 32 h.p. Was $1,135, now warehouse. 1-748-5634. family needs o f budget, with Think how easy it is to get caught 228-3918 or 843-6388. to-get properties, call 872-6626. conduct a public session $800. Model 250 Challenger 15” ______MANCHESTER — Attractive prices starting at ” t39,900.” track, 25 h.p., was $995, now three-room apartment. Stove, Furnished Apartments 64 TWO ADJACENT but separate GLASTONBURY — Charming Thursday, August 17, 1972, from Think how it must fee/to get caught. areas, 1,100 square feet each. THE BELFIORE AGENCY MANCHESTER — M d 20's, BUILDER 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the $095. Must make room lor the f u r n is h e d room for gentle- refrigerator, electricity, heat, 6-room early American repro Cement floors, small and large Ranch, low taxes, heat. Dish new 1973 Johnson Silent Phan man. Call 643-8547. hot water, references, no pets. 647-1413 JAMES A. M cCa r t h y duction, plus separate facu Board of Directors’ Office in the Think how you'd answer the question that's on SMALL one-room furnished ef doors In each, heat emd light washer, new bath, paneling, tom Model J35 with a 35 h.p. $125. 228-3540. ficiency. Includes everything lties for mother-in-law or pro Municipal Building to hear com In one. Ameslte driveway. No cabinets, fireplace, immacu SALES Wankel rotary engine. South Apartments For Rent 63 except electric. $75 a month. fessional offices. BeautlfuUy ments and suggestions from the every job application, "Have you ever been GARDEN TYPE two-bedroom paint or machine shops. Call late. Helen D. Q>Ie, Realtor, Windsor Equipment Co., comer Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- R .E . Merritt Agency landscaped, 1*4 acres adjoin public. apartment, second floor. In 643-8837. DUPLEX 7-7, excellent Invest MLS. 643-6666. arrested? If so, explain." of Route 5 and Sullivan Ave NEWER One-bedroom apart 4635. ing country club. Louis Dim- Future sessions will be held the nue, South Windsor, Conn. ment. Private entrance. In cludes heat, appliances, car ment possibUlty If bought with REALTORS 646-1180 460 MAIN Street — Ideal office TEN-ROOMS — Contemporary mock Realty, 649-9828. first Tuesday of each month from Phone 289-3406. cludes heat and appliances. pets. $205. monthly. Paul W. TWO-ROOM furnished apart 7-rcom Colonial, Possible com Think how—to the people you know, and the people for real estate, etc. Heat, $160. Ranch with 3-room studio 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and the $159 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535 or ment, heat, hot water, stove, mercial property, 250x176 lot. VERNON—$25,500 lets you Jump Security. CaU 646-2426 9 to 5 apartment or In-law suite, over Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. 646-1021. refrigerator. Apply Marlow’s A rare opportunity. Hutchins RAISED RANCH — 7% rooms, Into the pool that stays with third Thursday of each month you love, and yes, even to yourself—you can Household Goods 51 p.m. 1% acres of land with a vlew^ 867 Main Street. Agency, 649-5324. cathedral ceilings, fireplace, this 6H-foom Ranch, located in from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.iii. in the POUR ROOMS, firet floor, redwood construction. Large never be the same person again. ROTARY antenna for color or rec room, 2-Car garage, large one of Vernpn’B nicer young Board of Directors'. Office. stove, refrigerator, hot water, thermopane windows. Phllbrick black and white television, $50. BY D A M A TO THREE rooms furnished, first siding, neighborhoods. CaU O’Donnell Anthony Pietrantonio, 100 pounds of bar bells, $10. on bus line. Adult working floor, utilities. Older adults or A*gency. 646-4200. Think about it. TTie Ultimate in Apt. Uvlng $31,000. PhUbrlck Agency, 646- Real Estate, 876-8647. Secretary, White Wing presentation arch couple. $110 monthly. Security couple. No children, pets. 272 MANCHESTER — 8-room Colo 4200. Board of Directors, ery bow, 32 pounds, with ac THE 643-7094 4-8:30 p.m. Main. INDUSTRIAL ZONE nial. Six generous rooms In NEW T.TRTTNQ — Big 9-room Manchester, Connecticut Prasented as a public service by: cessories. Call after 6 p.m., older home under $25,000. Lots CX»MPAC?T 2% - room efficiency ATTRACmVB 8-room furnished clude a formal dining room and PARKER STREET Dated at Manchester, Connec 647-1667. ______Coach House of Uvlng space here. 20 Otis Street apartment, second floor, stove, apartment, married couple or 8 bedrooms, Uvlng room and Neat five-room Cape with ticut, this fourth day of August refrigerator, heat, $126. Phone big kitchen, 2-car garage. Ex SpUecW, Belfiore Agency W7- 1971 WESTINGHOUSB alr-con- Open Saturdays and mature person. 643-9171. FOR LEASE breezeway and garage situated 1972. cellent condition. Wolverton 1413. dltloner, 26,000 BTU, Original Suaday 1*5 p.m. 643-6802. on a high lot with a maximum' ly $430, asWng $300. Used two FURNISHED three-room apart Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. of privacy. Owner retiring, One of Mancheeter’ s FIneat MANCHES’TER — •'Newer 2- ment for employed matronly Out of Town months. 742-7646. Block and brick commercial building, 3,700 must seU. T. J. Crockett, Real Townhouse Apartments bedroom ’Townhouse, Includes woman. Split level. Including BOWERS SCHOOL AREA — sq u a re feet. A ll u tilities including 12x20' of tor, 648-1677. For S a ir 75 SINGER Touch and Sew, like Luxurious appointments, heat, appliances, VA baths, full all appliances and television. Green Rd., 7-room Cape, wall- new, hems, buttonholes, throughout, superb location, basement, $245 per month. Private entrance, patio and fice, central location, busy industrial and to-wall carpeting, flreplaced MANCHESTER — 4-4 duplex, stretch stitches, monograms, $260 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- parking space. CaU 643-1879. business zone. Uvlng room, finished rec room, with 2-car garage, huge sews on buttons, fancy de Available October 1,1972 well landscaped and fenced kitchen, separate pantiy, laun signs. Originally $399.60, now Paul W. Dougan C7LEAN 4-room apartment, sec yard, built-in vacuum system, dry room, 2 bedrooms, fine ATTENTION only $99.66. Easy terms. 622- R e a lto r ond floor, parking, $90 per $28,900. Keith Real Estate, 646- condition. Won’t last at $32,600. month. Adults only. No pets. 0476, dealer. 643-4535 FRANCIS E. BOLAND AGENCY 4126, 649-1922. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, COVENTRY LAND OWNERS or 640-3841. 649-2813. 315 Broad St., Manchester RANCH-^lx rooms, large liv 646-1021 For Employment Have buyer for acreage. Minimum 25 acres, no maximum. Ask for ESTA’TES and household lots to WEST Middle Turnpike — Du- 643-1554 649-7055 ing room, fireplace, waU-to- COIX7NIAL — offering charm buy. Bob Flucklger, 649-3247. plex, 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, se waU carpet, garage. New roof and spaciousness. Ten rooms, Dan Reale. WE HAVE customers waiting curity deposit, full basement, Opportunities - Read The and furnace. Immaculate con 2% baths, modem kitchen with LIGHT Maple dining room set, for the rental of your apart electric stove, newly redecor dition. Private lot. $29,9(X). built - Ins. Two Targe enclosed FRECHETTE 6 MARTIN gas stove. Call 649-8857, 628- ment or home. J.D. Real Es ated. AvaUable September 1st Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, porches, 2-car garage. $39,900. 6316. tate A s^ ia tes, Inc., 643-6129. 647-1079* Herald Classified Ads. Read Herald Advertisements \646-4200. Philb^ck Agency, 646-4200. REALTORS 647-9993 ______875-2844 - \