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AGANA, Guam (AP) — A HARTFORD (AP) — Both plan developed by Yale Law date.” Japanese merchant vessel Republicans and Democrats Prof. Robert H. Bork, who was For their part, the Democrats raced a typhoon across the P|^ said Friday Connecticut is offi- commissioned by the three- claim Republicans have refused clflo today In an attempt to res cially without a legislative judge federal panel that struck to seriously negotiate on a leg- cue crew members from a U.B. reapportionment plan in the down the 1971 plan. islative reapportionment plan B62 bomber which crashed into wake of a new U.S. Supreme ’The 1971 plan, which was pre- that would settle the question the ocesin. Court action. pared by three state judges. Is outside the courts. The Ariake was expected to And scheduled General As- Considered by Democrats to be Satter, lawyer for the Demo- arrive at the crash scene, 300 sembly elections are just five favoraWe to Republicans, while crats, said the Republicans miles west of here about the Republicans look at the Bork have not negotiated in earnest same time the center of tropic- months away. plan as favoring Democratic because they felt the Supreme al storm Rita is due near the Justice Thurgood Marshall Secretary of the State Gloria Court would allow the 1971 plan area, the Air Force said. sent leaders of both parties Schaffer, a Democrat, has de- to be used this fall. Four crewmen had been back to their lawyers after he clined to start election machin- He said Marshall’s denial of sighted by sunset Friday, bob- denied a Republican party mo- ery on the advice of Killian. the GOP motion now “ raises bing in individual yellow life tion that would have settled the Said Deputy Atty. Gen. C. the real possibility” that the redistricting Issue for the fall Perrie Phillips: “ The denial by chairmen of the Democratic election. Justice Marshall means the and Republican parties will ’The Republicans asked Mar- state is still without a plan on reach an agreement on a reap- B52 shall to clarify a previous high which the secretary of the state portionment plan. court ruling by^ ordering that Down can order elections to be held.” House Speaker William November’s le^slatlve elec- Gaffney, In an Interview, Ratchford said he doesn’t ex- tions be held under a 1971 plan lambasted Killian’s action as In Pacific favored by the GOP. Marshall pect the Supreme Court to hear “a political decision." Gaffney responded with two words: the Connecticut case until fall repeated his charge that “ the and that there will be no legis- rafts in the 10-foot waves. AU “ Motion denied.” Democrats don’t want any elec- were alive, but the Air Force The 1971 plan was ruled un- lative elections In November, tion at all. ’They’re scared to had no comment on their cmidl- constitutional by a three-judge but at a special election after federal panel, but the U.S. Su- death of their national candi- the court rules. Uon. ’Two other crewmen have not been located by the seven preme (jourt, ruling on a GOP
aircraft circling the area. appeal, stayed the lower court decision. Tile fleet weather typhoon
warning center said Rita was State Atty. Gen. Robert Kill-
generating winds of 80 miles ian, a Democrat, then con- cluded that in the absence of per hour, with gusts to 120 Six U.S, Fliers m.p.fa. Supreme O urt clarification of
The big bomber — a Strato- the stay order, Connecticut has no legal apportionment plan. fortress Model G — went down (A P photo) about one hour after taking off “My motion was for clari- Unidentified well-ivisher reaches out to shake hands ami Beach Friday for July 10-13 Democratic Con- Lost in Raids from Andersen Air Force Base. fication,” said Republican State
The plane, which was pack- with Alabama Gov. Wallace after his arrival in Mi- vention. Alabama state trooper pilots wheelchair. Chtilrman J. Brian Gaffney of
ing 10 tons of conventional New Britain, “ and“ he (Mar-
bombs destined for an tmdis- shall) refused to clarify. It’s Over Red Lands closed target in Vietnam, re- unbelievable.
ported some trouble just before “ We don’t have a plan. My SAIGON (A P)— U.S. Navy jets from carriers in the
going down, the Air Force said. original Interpretation and that Tonkin Gulf set huge fires to an island transshipment
There has been no comment on Court Spurns Delegate Spat of the lawyers was that the point east of Haiphong, and the U.S. Command an- original stay order put the 1971 the nature of the- reported nounced today the loss of three of America’s fastest trouble. plan into effect.’ ’ WASHINGTON (AP) — The With the convention opening said the action of the conven- cases on their merits. Marshall jets over North Vietnam with all six crewmen missing. All of the crewmen ejected Democratic State CJhalrman Supreme Court has declined to Monday, the court said, there tion Credentials Committee in observed that the request will U.S. officials warned of a ------^------before the plane crashed, but John Bailey, in Miami for his enter the Democratic party’s was no time to examine the unseaUng 151 McGovern dele- still be before the court when It new threat by Soviet-built Ing more aggressive In chal- the bomber apparenUy sank, party’s national convention, fight over the seating of dele- pertinent issues, including ser- gates from California and 59 reconvenes In October. MIG21 Interceptors that shot jenging American jets. Gen. the Air Force said. It was the was unavailable for comment, gates to its naUonal convention, ious questions of the authority uncommitted . delegates led by Arguing that the court should down two of the three Air John W. Vogt, the commander eighth time in the Indochina but the lawyer for the Demo- leaving it to the delegates to of the courts to intervene in Chicago Mayor Richard J. meet the issue head-on now, crats, Robert Satter of Hart- Force F4 Phantoms reported u,e 7th Air Force. Is known war that one of the mammoth lost battle it out in Miami Beach. the internal decision-making Daley raised constitutional as Marshall said if the court, in ford, said It is his “ very strong to believe that MIGs are now bombers has been lost to non- North Vlet- By a 6-3 vote in a rare spe- process of a political party. well as political questions. October, sustains the right of In South Vietnam the biggest threat to the new hostUe causes. opinion" the state Is without an cial sessions Friday night, the In a century and a half of ‘"The dispute in these cases the challenged delegates to be apportionment plan. namese forces began their sec- American bombing campaign, The Air Force said at least ond week of arUUery attacks ^ gm, another delayed re- court stayed a lower federal American history, the court concerns the right to participate seated, “ we would have no one of the crewmen was in ra- Satter said Justice Marshall’s court order that would have re- said, the national poUtical par- in the machinery to elect the choice -but to declare the con- agalnst the old Imperial capital -ort, the command aald a third dio contact with circling' search denial “ presents for the first stored 151 California delegates ties themselves have settled President of the United States,” vention null and void and to re- of Hue. Thirty miles to the Air Force F4 was lost to un- aircraft. to Sen. George McGovern, giv- controversies over the seating he said. quire that It be repated.” north, a South Vietnamese jmown causes vdille on a mis- T1iei>ai!aw: .ls believed to ha oo ing him a sfrong .boost toward cf delegates (o their cenvem 1 The court took no action on counter-qftertslve continued to 70 mUes northwest of Don* temporary assignment from a In a statement issued In a first-ballot nomination as the tions. requests by the Democratic encounter stiff resistance on y^e southern sector of mainland hose, but the Air Washington, McGovern said, ‘Motion Democratic cemdidate for presi- In a strong dissenting opin- party and by the Daley forces the southern and eastern edges North Vietnam. Its twd crew- Force has refused to say where “ By a divided court decision. It dent. ion, Justice Thurgood Marshall for a hearing to decide the Denied’ of Quang ’Trl City. men were listed as missing. the crew came from, and crew Is now (he responsibility of the A 7th Fleet communique said ‘Die command said 68 U.S. members have not been Identi- delegates to the national con- waves of Navy Jets destroyed , ^ fled. vention to protect the rule of time the question of whether 16 buildings at the He Danh Do ^ave been lost over The Air Force also declined law and the nation’s time-hon- we will have an election in No- La treinshipment point 35 miles North Vietnam since the re- sumption of bombing April 6, to say whether any B52 mis- ored sense of fair play. We do vember.” east of Haiphong, and that pi- and a total cf 67 airmen are sions have been canceled fol- not change the rules of the The Republicans haven’t giv- lots reported setting four large missing over the North during lowing the crash. Challengers Take Heart game after the game Is over.” en up on getting a favorable sustained fires in the attack. the same period. Many of the Hie Coast Guard cutter Bass- He said he feels “ confident Supreme Court decision, how- TTie Navy said It was an "all- wood also headed for the res- that the American sense of fair ever. out effort” that resulted In are believed to have MIAMI BEIACH, Fla. (AP) — dential nomination, McGovern ber of the state executives head cue area, but was due to arrive play will win out in Miami." Fraincia McCarthy of Hart- heavy damage to North Viet- , Sen. George McGovern’s presi- said in Washington he was con- Meanwhile, the U.S. Com- several hours after the Aralke. blocs of uncommitted delegates. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey ford, lawyer for the GOP, said namese supply and trans- dential challenges, bouyed by a fident ’’the American sense of mand reported that an Amerl- Supreme Court ruling that tossed fair play will win out in If McGovern wins the Califor- was the chief beneficiary cf the he will ask Chief Justice War- portation systems. the California credentials case nia credentials fight, he would committee decision to apportion ren Burger to reconsider Mar- In reports delayed by search f Miami, and give him back the and rescue operations that ^ U.S liU ^try pa- before next week’s Democratic California delegates. be about 50 votes away from the California delegates among shall’s denial of the Republican winning the nomination, accord- all candidates in that primary. motion. McCarthy indicated proved unaucessful. the u.S. Ua N a ^ National Convention, worked to- His poUtical operatives, who Huge Marijuana ing to a tally by The Associated His press secretary. Jack L. Burger might elect to bring the Command said two Air Force Ameri- day to chip away at the front- spent much of the day planning Press. If he loses, he would be Chestnut, said in Miami Beach matter before the full court, if F4 Phantoms were shot down wounding eight. running South Dakota senator’s for the floor fight expected Cache Seized more than 2(X) votes q)iort. he was confident the convention it convenes in special session to by MIG21 Interceptors Wednes- In a second mistaken attack, massive delegate lead. Monday night on the CaUfomla would vote to support the dele- consider the credentials fight at day while accompanying fight- two Air Force F4 Phantoms ac- Hy ’THE ASSOCIATED PRESS On the scene ahead of McGov- credentials case, said they ex- ’The senator’s strategists coimt gate split-up. ^ the Democratic National Con- er-bombers on raids 30 and 60 cidentally dropped bombs on a ern to meet with delegates in pected to win by at least 50 on a ruling, which jmrty officials Federal narcotics agents said vention. milbs northeast of Hanoi. All South Vietnamese position in this warm resort center were votes in a showdown that could have indicated is likely, permit- Tn the twin appeals, the party they seized Friday about 600 "I still remain confident on four crewmen were reported (he central hlghlSids seven Sens. Hubert H. Humphrey, Ed- have a decisive impact on the ting the 120 California McGovern h (See Page Five) quest for the Democratic presi- fuls to seek delegates. A num- (See Page Five) (See Page Five) legislative elections under a Vietnamese pilots were becom- (See Page Five) \ Mixup at Mystic Governors Differ MYS’n C , Conn. (AP) — New taxpayers’ money to sue the state funds to legal-ai^ pro- England’s governors differ <»i taxpayers.” He claimed some grams. whether a state government lawsuits are mottlvated by law- ’The governors unanimously should aid legal-assistance yers’ personal crusades rather approved a resolution sub- groups that may turn around mitted by New Hampshire Gov. and sue the state. But they thaui bona fide hardships or in- Walter Peterson that urged the agree that'the federal govern- justices suffered by the poor federal government to give aid ment should help communities whom they represent. to communities with sewage- with sewer problems. treatment problem^. Davis, who told reporters he The question of states funding Peterson said earlier this legal-aid programs was brought has received pledges from le- gal-aid lawyers that they won’t week that his state lacked up by Connecticut Gov. Thomas lobby or solicit clients, was enough federal matching funds J. Meskill during an afternoon to start work on needed treat- session with reporters at the ment plants in many of its mu- New England Governors’ Con- nicipalities. ference. Meskill ’The resolution urges New MeskiU’s opposition to the England representatives In practice, which already has led Opposition Congress "to. take such action to a fight In the courts, won the as Is required to either fund the support of Gov. Dean C. Davis federal aid program in accor- of Vermimt but Rhode Island asked if some poor people don’t dancey with actual needs, or ad- Gov. Frank Llcht disagreed. l(ave justified , reasons for just the construction. schedules ^133! bringing suit against state gov- under the Water Quality Stand- ¥ Legal challenges are benefi- ernments. ards in order that project con- cial because they often have struction may be geared to the "brougiit to public notice prob- "Who knows what the poor amount of funds made avail- lems of Interest to the people of believe on any social Issue?” able by the federal government our state,” Ucht said. “We are he replied. for. water pollution control.” bound to permit the courts to Gov. Francis W. Sargent of resolve those Issues.” Meskill recently barred the use of state funds for lawsuits Massachusetts, who was busy Meskill, ihowever. character- against the state. His decision, with legislation business in Bos- ized state funding ot legal-aid however, is being challenged In ton) was the only New England (AP photo) programs that originate suits court. Maine, Vermont and governor absent from the c<«i- Mysti(i Seaport was the scene, Friday, of the New England gover- leftrGovs. Kenneth Curtis, Maine, Thomas Meskill, (Connecticut; agalwt the state as "using the Massachusetts do not provide ference. nors’ summer conference. Sight-seing before conference, from Dean IJavis, Vermont, and Walter Peterson, New Hampshire. ^ \ \ . ‘ / ■ / /' - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY. JULY 8, 1972 PAGE FIVE PAGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALtf, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1972 —►’ BUS ROUTE BUS STOPS The senior McNally spoke this way, of iim trlfp B tp r Obituary Town Residents Urged his own effort to figure things out: "You raise children in the same .. lE u p itin g ifp r a U i Harold Strnlste environment, provide for them as well as Harold Strnlste, 87, of 74 Treb- be Dr. died yesterday at Man- To Use Commuter Bus PUBUSHED BY THE possible — and then something like this MANCHESTER PUBLISHINa CO. chester Memorial Hospital. Manchester M a Jr o r John and they will return from Hart- The 90-day Manchester-£o- 13 BUaell Street happens. There’s Just no way you can Manchester, Conn. Mr. Strnlste was bom in West- Thompson and Town Manager every ten minutes from Hartford demonstration project BURL LYONS predict what they will do. You can only field, Mass., and had lived in Publisher Robert Weiss have ureed town * ® P’"’’ similar to an express bus Founded October 1. 1881 hope and pray — that’s all.’ ’ Manchester for 28 years. He Robert weiss nave urged town p^^lng for 165 cars at the service from Corbins (Comer, had been employed at the Whlt- residents to make use of the shopping center will be free. West Hartford, to downtown Published Every Evening Except Sundays Every year a few million American and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at l o ^ Mfg. Co. in Elmwood for 'express commuter bus service under an arrangement made by Hartford. That bus service has Manchester. Conn., as Second Class Mall years. Matter. parents find themselves trapped, help- from Burr Comers to downtown the state with Charles Sclu^r been operating since January He is survived by his, (0 Hartford, which starts Monday. Enterprises Inc. In addltlonfflhe and has carried 27,238 passeng- less, inside the same kind of unhappy ST SUBSCRIPTION rate! wife, Mrs. Florence Gledhlll Thompson and Weiss, who transportation department has. ers. Payable In Advance effort to explain what has happened to One Year ...... 139.00 Straiste; and his mother, Mrs. ’■emple were Involved in the planning constructed a bus shelter at th(C The Connecticut Co. operates Six Months ...... 19.60 their youngsters, and, through their Caroline Vasa Strnlste of West y aluyn Three Months ...... 9.75 by the State’s Department of shopping center. the buses. One Month ...... 3.25 youngsters, to them. Sometimes they Springfield. Mass. ’Transportation, said the bus The one-way fare will be 50 Commissioner Wood noted Single Copy ...... 15c The body had been donated to i asylum By Carrier ...... weekly 76c service should help reduce traf- cents. " that "the express bus service think they can recognize some short- medical research. Memorial fic congestion on area highways. State Transportation Commis- is one that we feel is a prac- MEMBER OF comings of their own. Sometimes they services will be held in West thereby reducing pollution, ac- sioner A. Earl Wood has asked tical form of mass transit. It THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively en- think they can Identify some particular Springfield, Mass., at a time to cidents, and so on. • business firms In the downtown Is designed to relieve some of titled to the use of republication of all be announced. Buses will leave the Burr Hartford area to display posters the traffic congestion on main news dispatches credited to it or not other- outside Influence. But moat of the time wise credited in this paper and also the Comers Shopping Center every advertising the commuter serv- arterial roads during peak corn- local news published here. they come to the recognition there Is no A memorial mau for Mrs. ten minutes from 7 to 9 a.m., ice. muter travel hours.” All rights of republication of special dis- ___ ^------^ ------patches herein also reserved. theory, either simple or learned, vrtilch Thereia Fracchia will be offered Sunday at i i a.m. at St. Maurice ,, H I C K J The Manchester Publishing Company as- amounts to a reliable rule for the infi- sumes no financial responsibility for typo- Church in Bolton. graphical errors appearing in advertise- nitely variaUe behavior, one way or Nixon Spurs ments and other reading matter in The tcv/'*.' WU Manchester Evening Hermd. another, of that perilous miracle, the Mr*. Paul Pi. LiUcaa HARTFORD R(X)KVILLE Mrs. Florence Pull service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. human being. Hijack Hunt Publishers Representatives — Mathews, R. Pitney Lucaa, 71, of 83 W. Shannon and Cullen Inc.. Special Aj^ncy Franklin Park, -wife of Paul S. —^New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. Row, and Market St. at Constitution Plaza. Buses SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. Lucas, died yesterday after- The express commuter bus starting from Burr Cor- (AP) — President Nixon, in a MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCUlX leaves Manchester every ten minutes from 7 to 9 TIONS. For Whom The Ticket Palls noon at Rockville General Hos- ners Monday will make five stops in downtown crackdown on air piracy, has As we understood it at the time, pital. Hartford; At Central Row, Asylum St. at Trumbull a.m. They return, from the same' stops every ten ordered the Federal Aviation D i^ la y advertising closing hours Mrs. Lucaa was bom Mau’ch QI. <3f pf. TVfpjp S t. Pearl St. at Central minutes from 4 to 6 p.m. One-way fare is 50 cents. Administration to implement For Monday — 1 p ra. Friday Connecticut went into the gambling busi- For Tuesday — 1 p.m. .^turday 26, 1901 in Rockville, daughter tougher antijacking measures — For Wednesday—1 p.m. Monday ness in order to provide an occasion- For Thursday—1 p.m. Tuesday of Frank and Martha (Cham- including passanger inspection For Friday—1 p.m. Wednesday al moment of brightness and hope aunong pagne Pitney, and had lived About Town when necessary — on commu- Classified deadline 12 Noon day here all her life. before publication 12 Noon l^ d a y its underprivileged citizens. The lottery Omar Shrine Club will visit ter airlines, for Saturday and Monday publica- Survivors, besides her hus- Challengers Take Heart the Shriner’s (Crippled Child- John D. Ehrllchman, Nixon’s tion. was supposed to give the poor cuid the band, are a daughter, Mrs. Mi- ^ ren’s Hospital at Springfield to- assistant for domestic policy, Saturday, July 8 downtrodden a break in the monotony of chael Rogalus of Vernon; two (Continued from Page One) Jackson, who predicted that aster," Arch N. Booth, execu- morrow afternoon. Visiting announced at a news conference brothers, William Pitney and leaders of organized labor live vice president of the coun- hours are 2-4, and then the pa- Friday In nearby Newport their lives. Harold Pitney, both cf Rock- In Its ruling, the Supreme repudiate McGovern in try’s largest business group, also tlenta will be brought to the Beach that the President oider- A Military Dedsimi, After All? Lately, there have been statistics in- ville; three sisters, Mrs. WIl- (Court in effect reinstated the the coming week, charged in said that businessmen are un- patio, weather permitting, to ed F A A Administrator John •nie m lUtaiy situation in Vietnam Is dicated that all the dull, poor people of 11am Pratt and Mrs. Lydia decision by the convention’s praising the court that McGov- derrepresented at the conven- see a progrram of entertainment Shaffer to assure 100 per cent Hemmann, both of Rockville, Credentials (Committee, wdilch em “ has been afraid to put his even better than when we last looked. Connecticut have somehow failed to avail by the Jane Hart dancers with inspection in some form for all and Mrs. Richard Graf of voted 72 to 66 to divide the 271 faith in the National Demo- music by the Tony O’Bright Or- commuter passengere. Previous The main ascertainable fact continues themselves, in proper numbers, of the Jamestown, R .I.; and three California deleg^ates proportion- cratlc Convention —which is chestra directed by Gil Sea- government regulations requlr- to be one of North Vietnamese with- oi^[x>rtunlty to cheer themselves up by grandchildren. ately according to votes in the made up of delegates elected C6urt Spurns geart. Hot dogs, hamburga, ice ed a 10 per cent screening ’The funeral wtll be Monday June 6 primary, rather than fol- under the very guidelines he drawal. taking a SO cent plunge on a ticket. cream and cookies w ill' be ratio, Ehrllchman said, . - l ■ at 8:18-a.m. from the Burke lowing the state law giving them wrote.” • Delegate Spat served by the Omar committee Nixon acted after two Pacific There continues to be a variable threat A t this Jimcture, we would like to ex- Photocraphed By RcBlnald Flnto Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St„ all to the winner, McGovern. ^ spokesman for MlUs said headed by Harold Barnsley and Southwest Airlines planes, that perhaps such withdrawal is for pur- press the hope that the state will not be COIMBRA WNIVERSITY, PORTUGAL with a Mass of the Resurrec- a second case, the court Arkansas congressman was (Continued from Page One) John Rleg. which carry air commuters In tlon at St. Bernard’s Chuf^ch at refused to take action on Chi- ..heartened by the decision." ------California, were JilJacked In poses o f grouping- for some new offensive looking to any of the rest of us, who are committee in ’' that case, and ^ . 9. Burial will be in M: Ber- cago Mayor Richard J. Daley’s jic(3ovem said in Ws state- K ^ ♦ f a I in finn tft hirtpk Lodles Aid Society ot the two days in some new quarter. w ell heeled, and prosperous, and -who nard'sird’s Cemetery. effort to overthrow a ureaen-Oeden- ^ ^hat the decision means f ^ Lutheran Women’s Missionary “The President has followed But the story on the m ^ reads that the lead interesting and exciting lives, and Friends may call at the fu- tlals Committee ruUng that oust- ^ r e s ^ l b U l t T ^ “‘ “ 'if League of Zion Evangelical Lu news of the recent hijackings,” neral home tomorrow from 2 to ed him and 68 other Illinois ‘deVegater to “tiJTNaUon^ ''®Rv"^stavtovvciuiiB 1*. U.C theran GSiurch will have a pic- and has been very concerned, Sihith Vietnamese are beginning to reoc- ■who do not feel bored or dull — we hope Connecticut Yankee 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. delegates for violations of re- convention to protect the rule By stayi^ the lower court meeting Wednesday at particularly about commuter cupy stMne of the territory the North the state won't be looking to any of us to „ B y A . H . O . form selection rules. ’That dls- nation's time- order, the Supreme Court freed ^ ^ ^ airlines,” the aide said. "These Vietnamese took over so easily in the take up the slack in lottery ticket sales. Inside pute, too, will go to Uie conven- honoredIioreu aeiuiosense laof lairfair play. u.ay. ^ “ l®^ and Mrs. Charles Kuhl, 74 Ken- Include such airlines as Pacific tlon floor. ‘We do not change the rules ^ "ed y Rd. Hostesses are Mrs. Southwest AlrUnes of California first flush of their offensive. F or us brighter characters, you see, The Vanishing Battplion even competence in politics. One When we discussed the obvi- Police Report That left the front - running yje game after the game is Daley forces, Jerome Torshen, jjarold Kyle, Mrs. and the East <3oast shuttle runs And -«iille the South Vietnamese press tile lottery is a dull business. ous stature of Homer Babbldge, has to wait and see. said that would be done. Schneider, and Mrs. Jack between Boston and New York. A special pitfall right along- Eleven year old Kelley Ray °ver,” he added, expressing Justices Byron White and back, the North Vietnamese sUU only Jr., and the need of Connecti- Soares. The group -will not meet “No preventative measure is side the Babbldge road may of 88 Avondale Rd. was injured convention wlU demon- William O. Douglas also dis- cut Democrats for a guberna- yesterday afternoon when she the 1609 needed to win the ^ m l- gtrate "that the Democratic in August. completely effective, but the threaten, but do not deliver, the outright ort drag him over Into too much sented from the court’s opinion. torial candidate of such stature, was struck by a car while rid- nation but far ^ead of Hum- party is a party that stands for ____ measure would make It clear attack on Hue which everybody once A Humane Decision we left until another day an emphasis of the particular is- Douglas said the court had The Rev. George Smith, pas- that our preventive efforts are sue which probably lies closest Ing her bicycle at Main and N. J“®tlce and fair play.” agreed, a few weeks sgo, might be con- ’Ihe Supreme Court, In Its historic By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak examination of the pitfalls in- Xtaln Sts. She was taken to W ^ c e ’s M7 and Muskle’s abused its power to stay lower Presbyterian Church, substantially enhanced.” S-to-t decision, has ruled capital punish- volved in. Mr. Babbldge’s wlll- to his own experience and his Manchester Mem^al Horoltal 287.06. A total of 402.66 are Hump^y, Muskle and Ala- court orders by not acting on service tomor- An FFA spokesman in Wash- sidered the eventual climax test of the WASHINGTON—The melting ability, knowledge and exper- under fire, poor leadership. It Irniess to serve. heart. Governor Meskill is. we uncommitted, the i^st scatter- „ Oov- ^ Geo^e C. Wallace the -petitions for a full-hearing. w-T - ..... on radio sta- Ington said the new rules apply- ment to be "cruel and unusual punish- by police cruiser for observa- success or failure of the whole operation. ment," and therefore a violation of the away of a North Vietnamese ience concerning leading, organ- is, of course, much too early One of these pitfalls he him- should say, wide open to attack all expressed optimism as they "A stay presupposes an ultl- y^,^ W INF. The program is ing to shuttle flights require from those who believe in gen- tlon. She was later released. ®“ - Ih e South Vietnamese forces, whidi Eighth Amendmtnt of the Constltuticxi. regular arm y unit in combat izing and commanding the flg ^ . to say, but that vanishing bat- self has already noted, grace- -The driver of the car Janas the Supremo Court’s ^ ^ ^ mate, decision °n the merits,” gp<,nsored by the Manchester that all passengers must show near the demilitarized zone Even cadres with combat ex- talion may have been a sign- fully in his admission that he erous expansion of the educa- PnicalnlH of 64 Edwards St -was members — Justice Wll- ^ dlto t come down here for Douglas said. "But the petitions Ckmncll of Churches and two pieces of identification and seemed to wilt and run in the first phases By that decision it has placed the United States within t h e ranks of a growing (D H Z ) separating North and periences who were recently post of real deterioration in the luiows he hasn’t dene his plebe tional opportunities Connecticut charved with making an Im- J- Brennan Jr. was absent a vacation, Humphrey declar- will not be voted or. until Octo- y^ energy Association oi Man- that all carry-on luggage will be of the offensive, have survived that number of modem countries which es- South Vietnam has been scru- sent to the battlefield as re- army of North Vietnam. And work inside the party he might offers its young people, and left t u m ^ u i T ^ *>ut voted with the majority - ®d- "I oame to get the nomlna- her, at which time everyone searched, inforcements have not easily that would be of profound Im- proper loii lurji. /,» th . vu». tlon. knows the cases will be moot. ______jn addition, the spokesman shock, stabilized themselves, and, -with chew the a ^ e n t law of an eye for an tinized in high government cir- be asking for a nomination. Babbldge is ideally 'suited to portance in this endless war. July 24. eye, a life fior a life. cles here as an event of po- adjusted to battlefield comba^ But that question fades into lead this attack. But he will fore overturning Wednesday’s MusWe said he is still hope- go the action granting the stays Washington LOL will added, body searches will be that great stUeld of American air power demands." _ - - __ _ rill ArtAwrn IrlvtAe am** ____ a ——___ ^ This newspaper, which has for many tentially major significance another larger potential diffi- need to remember that he is not Daniel L Davis 17 of ’Tal- decision by the U. S. Circuit o v e r l a p M c ^ v e rn . ig an oblique and covert way of gponsor a bus toLake Com- instituted when it iappears war- The article frankly relates the moving out in front of them, re-vers- years'6onslsteritIy called for abolition of both militarily and politically. culty. running for president of a uni- ’ ’ ’' ‘ -trlct of Colum- **® Acknowledged, I m not deciding» the merits. pounce in 411 Bristol, July »# lAijf Ats,16 Peser-A Qaes ranted or Justified.• 1-1 tendency of North Vietnamese versity, or chairman of the ed their own directicn and turned back the death penalty, wholeheartedly sup- The unit, an antiaircraft artil- There is nothing certain or to^ch cf ™ ^e Wa "in Ught of the avollabUlty '"®^ at setting odds _Although______It did not ^ pass______on_ vatlons must be modeB by _____Mon- Sources______Indicated each units to retreat and exhorts Commission on Higher Educa- ports that decision. We are grateful that lery battalion, has been Herald guaranteed about the transfer Poltoe^y he was yelllM ob- **»® convention as a forum to ®"'*®^ “ the appellate court ruling order- ^ay at either the Washington(^ashlngton of baggage or each puree might A man identified by^the F B I as Francis Goodell, 21, toward the battlefields they once yield- leaders to "prevent the desire tion, but for Governor of all the Police say he was yeii^ o^^ recommendatlonB of Holy Crres Ho^it^ In j 0,3 McGov- social Oub or by contacting not be physically searehed. But the overturning of this ata-vistlc practice reduced in strength more than of academic charm, distinction scenlties near apartments cn review me recommentmuoiM or '^ d *""I’m seating of tne jvicuov- goctal Oub or by contacting of Manassas, Va., an A W O L soldier, is pictured on to stop and relax.” Issues, institutions, and i pro- ed. will spare the country from the brutaliz- 40 per cent by casualties and Yesterdays or leadership to the political Rachel Rd. He is being held on «>e Credentials Committee.” and anti-Daley delegates, ■william Turklngton at 103 W. said that the airline would his way to be arraigned before U.S. magistrate in grams of Connecticut life. continue to rely heavily on met- If things continue to follow their ing need to go ahead with the execution desertion in recent weeks. The Furthermore, the magazine arena. San Francisco. Goodell surrendered to authorities It wculd be the wrong clas- of 600 men and women -who have been desertion has raised official admits “there have been cases Wilbur L. Cross made a great said, "We entertain grave ^ supper wUl also be held ^ detectlOT ^®^“ “ present trend, not even the most modest 25 Years Ago sification of Governor Meskill early Friday in Oakland, Calif., after extracting a locked in death row cells. At the same eyebrows in Washington. Hard in which cadres did not closely Unidentified flying objects success of leaving the field of 'Hiomas D Ham 22 of Ver- t*>e convention will "decisively ® days.” doubts as to the action taken that evening at 6:30 in Orange ® ’ objective of the North Vietnamese offen- adhere to combat guidance to label him a pitfall alonj the could lead to searches. $450,000 ranson and ordering a Pacific Southwest time, we recognize that the high court's intelligence information shows sighted over an area swamp, scholarship for that ot politics, non was charged yestertay eve- confirm the Credentials Com- by the court of appeals.’ Hall. Reservations may be made path of any Democratic guber- X T t h b i^ c h ^ peace after mlttoe report’’ apportioning the -A^ohoutlng^up of abou^ Ehrllchman also said other Airlines jetliner to fly 1,000 miles up and down sive, that it might give them control of decision is not the last word on this sub- that nealy one-fourth of the ideologies and inflexibly ap- about the size of musmelons, but what really put him over plied unchanged combat meth- natorial ambition. He is, ratiier, the California coast. (A P photo) ject. It raises a greater challenre for so- battalion, more tium 60 men, are attributed to "swamp gas.” was not the fact ■ that he came additional countryside to strengthen their ods"—a reference to the sui- the formidable main obstacle ed — speclflcically whether toe ciety both to find other ways to prevent have deserted since June 1. When the swamp was later from Yale, but from a boyhood in the Parkade. Court date July on all Democratic hopefuls to yentlon seats for groups claim- jhe federal courts into the proc position at he negotiating table, is like- cidal frontal assaults against in the path, tough, ready for death penalty con continue to crime, and to deal intelligently with Until now, mass desertion drained the sightings ceased to in a small Connecticut village 17. pledge support for the eventual ing to represent toe poor forced ^ political party on the heavily fortified ARVN posi- be applied in hijacking cases. ly to be realized. has been a stranger to the occur. which he invested with all the combat, quick -with the direct nominee, a slap at McGovern’s their way into a closed meeting g^g gj ^ national convention, Slaves Buy Oil those who do resort to major crimes. toe The U.S. Supreme <3ourt has ideologically committed le- tions throughout the offensive. little homely Yankee stories he thrust, shrewd -with his nuances, of La- threat to withhold support if toe of the convention’s Arrange- ghould such a case be de- BELGRADE — During As time goes on, this North Vietnamese It is entirely possible that the court hasn’t had any direct demand Pifertte c S «o ^ a " 'w M ’ charged California case leads him to ments Committee. After listen- elded” under° toe con^ntlon-eve ’ 9’R «®®al year Yugoslavia wm ^ e d out death as t ^ penalty Six U.S, Fliers could reverse itself in the future. The gions of Hanoi, whereas the Besides second-rate leader- 10 Years Ago needed In order to Illustrate his offensive seems more and more un- and spokesman and champion four dissenting Justices were all appoin- South Vietnamese army ship, the invading Omununist Simday; 'The Herald did not campaign points. night ______for a part of Connecticut which last night with fatiure to drive j^^^tly sur —‘>®“<‘'‘"® P--®““^^®’ ‘‘^® et for soybean oil and the lar?" Friday morning, Nixon typical of the kind of war Hanoi has been tees of President Nixon. And with the (A R V N ) has been plagued for troops have been hampered by publish that day. James L. McCcnaug^iy made a reasonable distance apart Muskle, still not dlrecUy sup- Derpbcratlc Chejlrman uaw- said. years by scandalously high de- deepening supply problems— that it stand up and be counted and operating a motor vehicle porting toe Credentials Can <3om- i;efice F. O’Brien niuned a five est East European market for held a lengthy review of the successful with in the past, and lo f,,. ... PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERAtD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURHAV, JULY 8, 1972 HAMrTTP^TTR FTrPMTMn TTPPAT.T* MANCTTFSTER. CHNN:. SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1972 PAGE SEVEN > ' ' ' \ \ Area Churches > I V i’k X'X• < V X'X X, < .t \- » . - 1 s ' \ \ X \ V < X t < 1 ) Churches Second Congregational Church Second Congregational Church St. George’s Episcopal Chui^ S t Bartholomew's Church ‘ • 1 1i \ 1 \ : North United Methodlat Onirch United Church of Christ •United Church of Christ Rt. 44A, Bolton aoo Parker S t Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor ^ ' ' >- ' V k ^ Rt. (MA, Coventry Rt. 44A, Coventry Rev. Robert W. Diloff, Vicar ' * ' » s ’ \ \ Rev. Earle R. Oister, Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, ‘ : ' > I t < Paator Saturday, Vigil Mass at 5 Minister Minister 8 a.m., Holy Communion, n * ' * » V 1 . s p.m. Trial Liturgy. ' ' V < . \ <, 9 a.m., Worship Service. Ser- Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10:18 ’ . ' ’ 10 a.m.. Worship Service. 10 a.m.. Worship Service. 10 a.m.. Union Service at Bol- ' ' « i; \ mon: "What Is Racism?" Har- and 11 :S0 a.m. ton United Methodist Church. old F. Smith, conference dele- V < ' A 1 United Oongregatloiial Church RockvIUe United Methodist 11 a.m.. Coffee and Conversa- ' t V i i '( t e to the Methodist General S t Bridget Church ^ United Church of Christ Church tion. * ' ' ' « V T Conference and chairman of Rev. John J. Delaney, P u tor Tolland 142 G ro v e St. A ' - » V > \ Black Methodist for Church Re- Rev. James P. Fdlon Rev. Donald G. Miller, Rev. Willard E. Oxiklln, Bolton Congregational Church 1 .,V , » ,A ,.i newal, guest speaker. Llturglst Rev. William J. Stack ‘ ‘ V, * : c \ Minister Pastor Bolton Center Rd. ' \ ' V , s t be James Hennessy. Nurs- Rev. J. Stanton Conover, < > - V ' f 'V ' ery for children five years old Saturday, Masses at 5 and 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Minister V V V ^ t, I •« * J and younger. 7:30 p.m. in school auditorium. Service and Church School. ' V , s, I >. S s . t S . i l J ' l > . 1 T , ’ « Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, 11 a.m.. High School Class. Trinity Lutheran Church 10:30 a.m., Worship Service. Church of Christ and 10:30 a.m., in church; and 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fel- Meadowlark Rd. and. Rt. SO, Harold Smith, spealoer. Hla * •- Lydall and Vernon Sts. 10:30 and noon in school audi- lowship. Rockville Topic: "What Is Freedom?’’ A « 'V V '* I I torium. Eugene Brewer. Minister Rev. David P. Krampitx, ' ' \ 1 V St. Francis of Assisi Interim Pastor ''First Congregational Church I d u e « c 9 a.m., Bible Classes. S t James Church 673 Ellington Rd. Hebron ». :< A : .i; •' 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey Jr.. ' «. 1V. .V . A . 1 South Windsor ^ ' • x ' - f . ; "The Agxjny Of Indecision.” Pastor Rev. John C. Gay, Service, Holy Communlch. Pastor • 6 p.m., Worrfiip. Sermon: Rev. Joseph E. Vu}s Pastor 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. J. Jermaln Bodlne, "Marks Of Maturity.” Rev. Eugene J. Charman Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride, Adult Instruction Class. Assistant Pastor Rev. James M. Boyle Assistant Pastor * X , A, Calvary Church Unitarian Fellowship 9:30 a.m.. Union iServlce at (Assembles of God) Saturday, Masses at 5 and Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 of Glastcnbury Gilead Congregational Church. 647 E. Middle T)>ke. 7:30 p.m. p.m. Academy Junior High Rev. K. D. Gustafson, Sunday, Masses 7 :S0, 9, Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30, Main St., Glastonbury Gilead Congregational Chnreh Pastor 10:30 a.m., and noon. and 11 a.m. •Hebron 10:30 a.m., Service, Nursery Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey Jr., 10 a.m ., Sunday School, class- S t John’s PoUsh NsUonal Sacred Heart Church and School. Pastor i es' for axlults and children. Catholic Church R t. 80, Vennm Rev. J. Jermaln Bodl)le, Nursery for the little ones. Rev. Walter A. Hyssko, Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Assistant Pastor I 11 a . m . . P r e a c h i n g S e r v ic e . Pastor Rev. Edward Konopka Omrch ------i 7 p.m., Gosple Service. Hymn- Assistant PsMtor (Wisconsin Synod) 9:30 ajm.. Worship Service, sing and Bible message. Masses, 8:30 and 10:30 a.no. 300 Buckland Road, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Serv- Saturday Mass, 5 p.m. South Windsor United Methodist Churob* Gospel HaU ice of prayer and praise. Youth- Sunday Masses, 7:80, 9, 10:80, Rev. Karl R. Gurgel, Pastor Rt. 44A, Bolton , t 415 Center St time fellowship after the serv- and 12 no BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOPPLE r YOU'VE ^ T T A BE KipPIN', CICERO HIT SOME , BLtT HE O N IY STUCK A\E ER...HOW PIP TH' OHAV. 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Quilici made his first pitching East . ^ After Latest Defeat MINNEAPOLIS - ST. W. L. Pet. O.B. In Fine Performance Scorecard Message PAUL (AP)—Old pro Har- game break with a five-game Rod Carew, udio had three change in the sixth inning after Off the Cuff lead and they went on to win hits, started the winning rally starter Dick Woodson walked Baltimore 40 31 .583 Unable to explode their potent bats once again, the Centerfold of the official boston Red Sid Sink placed sixth in the 6,000 mon Killebrew gave young 1 By EARL YOST their only American League with a two-out single. Killebrew Thurman Munson and Roy Detroit 39 32 .549 East Hartford Jets’ Mike Slusarz quieted Moriarty’s Sox scorecard at Fenway Park this sea- meters Thursday and Just made the fi- Frank Quilici a winning de- .500 Authors of no-hit, no-run performances during the pennant since coming to Min- then powered Peterson’s 2-1 White, and Ron Blomberg ham- Boston 34 34 4% son has a message, written by Harold nals ir. the Olympic Trials at Eugene, regular championship Little League baseball season, bats as he hurled a four hitter to dowa-Hte defending but, with a towering home nesota in 1961. pitch 385 feet into the left-cen- mered a drive over the right New York 33 36 .478 •6 Kaese, veteran columnist of the Boston Ore. The national AAU steeplechase (Cleveland 30 40 .429 Hartford Twilight League champions, 5-2, last night at run that left the new Min- "I hope It works out the same terfield stands. field fence—foul by a few feet. 9% Frank Livingston and Brian Fairweather hooked up last Globe, which really hits home among champion wais fourth earlier in this Milwaukee 29 41 .414 10% St. Thomas Seminary in Bloom------.... . nesota Ttvins manager way,” Killebrew said of his lat- The Twins slugger said he hit "I was almost a pitch too night in a Town Tournament duel with the former post- clnaky whiffed and Rich Rlor- the critics of the ball club. The excerpt event and will have a shot in both to West ing a 2-1 win as the Interna- — —------thinking about 1966. est game-winning hit against an off-speed pitch, which was late," said Quilici, who brought dan was hit by a pitch. Jim was taken from a column this talented make the U.S. Olympic team which will Oakland 46 27 .630 — The 38-year-old Killebrew, the Yanks. "I was hoping we probably Peterson’s palm ball. in Jim Stickland to retire the tional League Oilers prevailled command and retired the next Balesano's base hit tallied Dl- writer wrote In his paper a year ago compete lii Munich later this summer. Chicago 41 32 .562 5 over Nassiff Arms. 10 batters in order, not allow- STANDINGS who’s three years older than could get him (Quilici) off on "It was a pretty good pitch— side. Mauro. last June. . . . George Maloney, coach of the Army Minnesota 37 34 .521 8 W L Pet. Quilici, slammed a two-run the right foot." down low. I just happened to Reliever Wayne Granger then ing the Arms to,get the baU out Ihe MB's second tally came Kaese is one of the most respected A Navy en.try in the town Little' League Kansas City 36 36 .500 9% Hartford Ins. 6 1 .760 homer with two out in the sev- The third-place Twins, who hit it.” worked three scoreless innings STANDINGS of the infield. and gifted baseball columnists on. the Baseball Tournament, reports John California 33 42 .440 14 Falcons 6 2 .760 enth Inning Friday night that broke a four-game losing to record his third victory W. Pet. What proved to be the winning daily beat. He’s also a figure Filbert and Brandt is only nine years old. "He It was his 12th homer of the Texas 30 43 .411 16 Oilers 1 Vernon 4 4 .500 propelled the Twins to a 6-2 vic- streak, are 8% games behind against no losses. 1.000 run countered in the Oiler half his editorials, and feature stories, are won’t be 10 until later this month," Ma- season and 627th of his 19-year Friday’s Results Nassiff's 1 Herb’s 2 3 .400 tory over the New York Yan- first-place Oakland In the The Yankees had scored .500 of the third. The Jets countered with an awaited by his many faithful readers. loney said. Brandt pitched the distance major league career. Milwaukee 9, Oakland 4, Army A Navy o Volkswagen 2 4 .333 kees. The blast erased a 2-1 American League West. single runs In the second and .000 Once again a base on balls, Insurance marker in the sixth. Many times over the years our paths In losing to Nassiff Arms Thursday Bob Darwin, who also had Boston 5, California 3, 10 in- Jets 2 4 .833 Yankee lead. "It’s going to be real tough” third inning to take a 2-0 lead. ------this one to Steve Ehrans started Veleas paced the MB’s offense have crossed, at Fenway or Yankee night, 3-2. . . . Seniors’ Golf Tourna- three hits, and Steve Brye fol- nings Ib e Arms, winners of regular the trouble. Dave Warner lashed Moriarty 3 6 .333 “ I wanted to jump through to overtake the A’s, Killebrew Consecutive singles by Blom- with two hits. Stadium, during World Series or on the ment starts Sunday at the Manchester lowed Klllebrew’a drive .with Detroit 6, Chicago 4 season laurels in the National a single to right. Bob Smith the top of the dugout," said said. “ We’ve got a lot of games berg. Alou and Celerino San- Hartford Insurance will meet Florida Grapefruit League scene In par- Country Club. The second 18 holes will singles to chase Peterson, now Minnesota 5, New York 2 League and victors over the couldn’t get the run home, but The winners uncorked a Quilici, who replaced the fired with Oakland left. If we can chez brought In the first run. A Morlarty’s Tuesday night at Mt. ticular. You can learn just being around be played the following Sunday. Club 7-10. Kansas City 6, Cleveland 3 Army A Navy Club in the dou- Livhigstcm was the man of the seven-hit attack against two Bill Rlgney Thursday, to be- play them real well—we have a hit, Woodson’s error and a run- Nebo. Game time is slated for this man who has been on the beat championship gets underway Aug. 10. Texas 6, Baltimore 4 ble eUmlnaUon playoff opener hour and responded with his Moriarty pitchers, John Serafinl, , come the youngest manager in chance." Carew drove in two insurance scoring single by Bobby Murcer the starter, and Brad Steurer, * ® clock, nearly 40 years. . . . Workouts with the Hartford Knights’ runs in the eighth inning off produced an unearned run the Today’s Gaines Thursday night, ’3-2, will be bat. His vicious liner hit the left the major leagues. Quilici, too, pointed to the 14 Kansas City (Nelson 2-2) at who relieved in the fourth in- R The message In the scorecard la a football team start Sunday morning at Yankee reliever Lindy next Inning. back in action-Monday night at centerfield fence on the second H RBI “It reminded me of a base remaining games with Oakland Cleveland (Kilkenny 1-1) nlng. Durkin. If 0 0 gem. 11 at Dillon Stadium. . . . Jim Leber, for- McDaniel. George MitterwaJd Singles by Darwin and Brye Waddell Field against the Vets, hop and litUe Bvans was home Cogan, If hit that Harmon got here In '66 as the key to the Twins' hopes Detroit (Slayback 1-2) at Chi- Burly Bob Stich paced the It’s worth passing along and It makes mer East Catholic and The Citadel foot- singled and Cesar Tovar dou- and Mitterwald’s infield out The loser will be eliminated in free with all the run the star Blesso, cf against the Yanks, just before in the west. "W e’ve rot to go cago (Bahqsen 10-9) Jets’ offense with a 3-4 night Stilcy, lb a lot of sense In a city where the press ball player, wrill leave the bachelor’s bled to start the rally. Both made It 2-1 in the fourth. the double eUminaUon tourney, pitcher needed. Rolston. 3b the All-Star gam e," said Quil- head-on against them and New York (Stottlemyre 7-10) including a RBI. has been, at times, extremely harsh on ranks July 21. Currently he’s a second raced home when Carew beat Ilie Twins, who had collected I ^ t e th rea ten ^ skies, the previous night, de- Haberen, ss ici. "I know It gave them a lot thev’ll be pointing at us, too. I at Minnesota (Blyleven 8-10) East Hartford picked up a O'Nell, 3b Red Sox managers. lieutenant in the Army stationed at out a bouncer to first base, only 19 hits In their last four « ^en^lve gems were far and few Mooney, 3b of momentum.” definitely think we gotta have a Milwaukee (Brett 4-8) at Oak- lone run in the second inning Here’s Kaese’s comments: Grand Forks, N.D. evading the tag of New York games, lashed out 16 to set a in irt" Waddell between as the pitching was so Slusarz. p The new Twins manager did chance, otherwise I wouldn't land (Hunter 10-4) and put the game away in the One trouble with managing the Red * * • first baseman Felipe Alou. team high for the season In a completed outstanding. >l,Totals 34 not see Killebrew hit the two- have told Calvin (Griffith) that Texas (Hand 5-6 and Cox 1-0) Sox ia that there are so many people on nine-inning game. without a hitch. third scoring three times. End of the Line run homer with two out In the I could manage this club.” The crowd of 19,614, largest at Baltimore (Dobson 9-7 and BAU^S ’N STRIKES — The Tom Blesso started the big Moriarty the acene who know more about the Bert Blyleven, 8-10, pitches Livingston came close to a no- R H RBI Baltimore's Jim Palmer has some ad- last of the ninth against the The Twins had many chances of the season in 30 home dates, Alexander 3-4), 2, twi-nlght game than the guy who has the Job. for the Twins this afternoon in hitter in the poet-season ac- collections - uprising off with a single. The DlMauro. 3b 1 0 vice for the batters after winning eight .Yankees seven years ago be- to score against Yankee starter gave Quilici a standing ovation Boston ((julp 5-7) at Califor- Uvlty. The poised, handsome “ p by p la y ^ in unUorm, Slomcinsky, lb Kaako may have been a big leaguer (the second game of the series outfielders misplayed the ball in a row for the Orioles. . . “ They are cause he was still with the Fritz Peterson, but had only when he presented his starting nia (Allen 2-5), N Rlordan, rf for beMer than 10 years, but what are against the Yanks’ Mel Stottle- righthander was reached for ^ and the speedster ended up on Balesano, ss ' all trying to go four for four every day Twins’ Denver farm team. one run to show for eight hits lineup to the umpires at home Sunday’s Games Johnson, 3b hia credentialaf I mean what doea he just Mie blngle, a sharp Uner third. SUch sent Blesso home so they can get their average up to .280 Killebrew’s hit In 1965 sent and one walk through the first plate. myre, 7-10. Kansas City at Cleveiond, 2 Carlson, cf really know about running a boll game? to centerfield in the third in- **“ ” *'• ® budding Curt Gowdy, with a sharp single. Randy Veleas, If or so for the season. If they'd sort of Detroit at Chicago, 2 Mentll, c At least 23 sportswrlters here know nlng by Mark Downing o'!**®*! nPPeal Rsilston then reached base on start over, they’d probably hit their life- New York at Minnesota Downing is the same chap Interest by handling the Serafinl, p more about baoeboll than Kasko, and it a hit-by-pltch and an error by Steurer, p time averages for the rest of the sea- Milwaukee at Oakland who laced a homer the previous P“l»ll® "Idress system in big that’s not enough, there’s myself, sev- Gene Jtdinson allowed Fernando 3 4 son. But they are trying to make up Texas at Baltimore, N 36 eral broadcasters, a brigade of editors, night to give his club the duke •®“«^® ®*yl®' • Umplre-ln-Chlef Flores to reach first and Stich ^ast lUrtford 0 13 0 0 1 for a couple of bad months in a week Boston at California, N over the American League McKeever was on duty for scored. The final tally came MorUrty 0 0 1 10 0 columnists and copy boys. DP: Carlson to DtMauro; LOB: and it can’t be done.” . . . It took De- NATIONAL LEAGUE champion Army A Navy. H*® ®®cond straight game and Ask any of us what moves Kasko When East Hartford pulled off 'Hartford 7. Moriarty '6: SB: troit’s Mickey Lolich eight seasons to East PorUy Fairweather, who ® top performance graded should have made after the Red Sox have reach the 20-game class as a pitcher but W. L. Pet. G.B. serves his pitches up lefthand- bt® assistants, Ken Mun- I M's. Moriarty’s first run came in IP H R BR BB BO lost a game, and right from the shoul- now that he’s 31 and has done It (26 wins Pittsburgh 46 27 .630 — ed, scattered three hlU, all sin- '‘oo- ^yle Eastman and Daryl 7 4 3 3 3 6 der you will get 20 or 26 answers. the third when Frank DiMauro 1**“ ^ , 3 6 4 3 3 1 last year) the answer is simple ...’’When New York 43 30 .689 3 gles, but walks got him in hot VIncek. The latter worked at led off with a walk. Stan Slom- s fe u ^ 6 3 XS 1 3 4 You know why Tom Yawkey’s Red you are a young pitcher, you look at the water in each the second and third base w ra his left arm St. Louis 39 34 .534 7 Sox have only won two pennants and batter and you think he’s going to hit Chicago 39 35 .1527 7% third innings which led dlrecUy *** ® cast. . . The rival outfleld- never a World Series since 1033? Be- ’^*3'- '-bj.. J*; . - , . the ball 3,000 miles if you give him a Montreal 3Q 41 .438 14 to the Oiler markers. Neither were far from busy, just ’ cause he’s been surrounded by some of pitch he can hit. It takes experience to Philadelphia 26 48 .351 20% side was able to come up with one baU Bob Smith’s hoist to (Herald nhotoa by Bucctviciua) Plays Without Glove J" the smartest men in baseball for S3 know that hitting isn’t that easy, and the West an extra base hit. center in the OUer fifth—result- LOOK OUT!—Little Scott Zima’s hair was stand- was hit by a pitch in the third inning. He later years and haa never had the sense to law of averages is in your favor.” . . . ancinnatl 44 29 .60S — Strtkeont Spree the only putout recorded ing on end and his batting helmet lifted when he scored. Catcher is Craig Ostrout of the Oilers. make one of us his manager. Have a nice weekend. Livingston got better as the In the outer garden. . . The sun Hill Experiments, Houston 44 32 .679 1% game progressed. He checked finally peeked through the dark Los Angeles 39 35 .627 6% up 11 strikeouts, getting seven clouds In the sixth inning. . AUanta 38 40 .474 9% of the last- nine outs in this l^’b^n Mark Pagani, Nassiff San Francisco 32 48 .400 16% manner. Ehiring one stretch — catcher, caught a foul ball and San Diego 27 48 .380 18 the final out in the fourth, all dropped to his knees, he had Shares Golf Lead | Sutton Stupendous Friday’s Results three in the fifth and the first expert help from Dr. John St. Louis 3, Houston 1 in the sixth—he sent the Arms’ Prignano who responded from FORT ERIE, Ont. (A P )— Dave Hill, experimenting Los Angeles 6, New York 1 batters back to the bench via the crowd. The young player on at least two counts and not expecting to play at all Montreal 7, San Francisco 2 three strikes as all were unable continued in the game after a well, shared the lead going into today’s third round in Philadelphia 4, San Diego 2, to solve his delivery. The win- brief rest. the $150,000 Canadian Open Golf Tournament. 1st San Diego 6, Philadelphia 1, ning hurier passed but one ab **r h e rbi ------"F br the first time In my lUs, In Whipping Mets man, leadoff batter Mark Pa- Warner, cf 2 0 1 0 0 4V SYAxet play*®* without a g low ,” 2nd CSilcago 2, Cincinnati 1 ganl in the first canto on a p 3 0 1 0 1 V X H TV JLU the wiry, intense veteran said N E W Y O R K (A P ) — day night. Pirates. 3-2 pitch. Ostrout, c 1 1 0 0 0 ” ” Friday after poetlng ^ flve-un- Pittsburgh 10, Atlanta 2, 1st “ Eveiything was stupen- The victory was the third Sutton blamed himself for the Atlanta 3, Pittsburgh 2, 2nd The Oilers broke into the run Deef'St 2 o l o l der-par 86—the best round Ot Mets’ lone run which came in colunm in the secemd stanza u . aiuhosky. If 2 0 0 0 0 For Richey the day—for a 86 bole total ot dous. I only shook Canniz- stralj^t for the third place TVi^y’s Games Dodgers, who gained a full the first inning before a crowd Los Angeles (John 7-4) at when Craig Ostrout worked ^ o o o o o 136. zaro off on two pitches all night.” game on both first place Cin- of 48,817 at Shea Stadium. New York (McAndrew 5-3) Fairweather for a free stroll Wilson, 3b i o 0 0 0 OverLaver HlU was tied at 186 with Lou (AP photo) Graham, a Nashville, Ttem., Don. Sutton referred to his clnnaU and second place Hous- Bud Harrelson led off with a Chicago (Reuschel 3-0) at leading off. He moved to second rf o o 0 0 0 ton in the National League NOT IN TIME — Too late with the tag was San Diego Padre catcher Pat Corrales when Greg Lu- on a passed ball. With one out, _____ native who baa thrsatened at catcher, Chris Cahnizsaro, in bunt single down the third base CJlncinnaU (Nolan 11-2) 17 BRETTON WOODS, N.H. (AP) talking about his three-hitter in West. line. Sutton threw wild to first zinski of Philadelphia came barreling home last night and slid across home plate. Phillies won, 4-2. Pittsburgh ( B I ^ 9-2) at At- Kevin Dee delivered a solid sin- Totals — Texan Cliff Richey corralled at least three ocoaslais thla gle to right and Ostrout came NaaiUf AnziB (1) pitching the Los Angeles Dodg- Ihe Mets, runnenip in the NL and Harrelson went to second lanta (Reed 7-8), N AB R H ERBI one ot his biggest victories on ^*'**’*.,2? ers to a 6-1 baseball victory on the error. San Diego (Caldwell 3-4) at roaring home from second, pa^anl, c the World Championship tennis victory itoco 1987. East, dropped three games easily beating the relay. Dp^lng. rf tour Friday by upeettlng top- Graliam ^lad a second round 69, over the New York Nets Fri- back of the lettdlng Pittsburgh He movet. to third on an' in- Philadelphia (C3iamplon 4-8), N Houston (Reuss 6-7) at St. Not to be outdone, the Arms Gannan“ lb seeded Rod Laver bX thT^.OTO field out and .after Dave Mar- retaliated with a run of their Prignano, 3b Bretttm Woods International «.TOl-yard Cherry shall drew a base on balls, May^ Given Chance to Play^ Louis (Cleveland 9-4), N own in the t " V. \ A'.' '.i: i, I i i it f . I k..y;vi'v>.v/:^;^'^'; "k;‘J r /. / r -I ; . . . -f; ^ / -I’ PAGE TWELVE ^NCHESTfik EVENING HERALP. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CJONN^ SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1972 PAGE 'Thirteen Sl ow Pi t ch Ryun Impressive in 1^500 Run^ The “Action Marketfilace’’ The Ecoilom icol W ay f O K T H B A C rtO N . I Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers To A dv^tise Y O y W A N T * Roars from Behind on Last Lap I Over 00,000 Daily Readers Softball 15 words, 8 days ...... $1.89 I Fast Resuits 15 words, 6 days ...... TONIGHT'S GAMES CHAmrER OAK EUGENE, Ore. (A P )— talking to newsmen. Munich tor the Olympic Larry Burton and Harrington equaling the world record. ... $3.24 Lynch vs. Qroman's, 6 p.m. Standings COPY CLOSING TIME FOR t ;.v. Bowling Green’s Dave Wottle, Games. Jackson of Texas-Bl Paso each HUTs time came with a wind 15 words, 10 days ...... $4.50 FUsgerald W. L. Jun Ryun pres.sed his bid ^^o earned America’s No. i "I’m coming trom nowhere won a pair of heats In the 200- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Groman’s vs. Lynch, 6:16 of 4.7 m.p.h. at his back. Just Spruce 7 1 for another Olympic berth berth in the soo meters earlier, and I want to. let them know meter dash as 16 sprinters 20 words, 26 days ...... $14.56 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION FUzg-erald Norm’s 7 2 above the allowable 4.473 in the 1,500-meter run Fri- advanced in the i,600-mer I’m around,” the 27 - year - old moved Into today’s semifinals. STAFFORD SPEEDWAY Gorman’s vs. IleCormler, 7:60 Pero’s 6 2 ter race. m.p.h. for record purposes. Happy Ads ...... deadline tor Saturday and Monday Oldfield said after qualifying Larry Black, the NAIA cham- An aU-star field of Um best $1.50 inch Fltzg'erald FuUer 6 4 day nitrht as the world rec- Army's Fred Newhouse will is 12:00 Noon Friday WotUe was second in the heat for today’s finals with a toss of pion from North Carolina Cen- modified machinery and driven , Gorman’s vs. DeOormler, 8:46 AlUed Printing S 6 tral, and Chuck Smith of the lead eight sprinters Into Sunday ord-holder once agfain shot won by Jerome Howe of Kan- 68 feet, 99i inches. He moved In the Northeast wlU return to PHONE 643-27U Fltzg'erald Wilbanks 3 6 Southern California Striders night's finals In the 400-meter from behind in the final lap sas state, the AAU champion, into the 12-man finals with the Stafford Springs Motor Speed- Wholesale 3 6 each were clocked In 20.4 sec- dash after hitting the tape In to collect an impressive vie- Both were clocked in 3:44.7. favorites—world recorder hold- way Saturday night for the Per- Wholesale 2 6 onds, fastest time during the 44.2 seconds Friday. In the Millinery, Help W anted-Female 35 B^SiO M jAjQ^JE tory. Howe, who has run the sec- or Randy Matson of the Texas matex 160 NaUonal Champion- PLEASE READ Congo 1 7 ’Ihe former Kansas star ond-fastest 1,600 In the county Striders, George Woods of the two rounds. long jump, Preston Carrington 19 Standings ship modified race. HERALD YOUR AD Dressmming whipped around a tlghtly-bunch- this year, said "It depends on Pacific Coast Club and A1 In the 110-meter high hurdles. of Wichita Kans., leaped a ca- Order Your The new date was neceeaary C7USTOM made ladles dresses, Buzz Keeney’s inside-the- ed pack for a 64.2-second last Ryun and WotUe" If tonight’s Feuerbach also of the POC. Rod Fllbum of Southern Uni- reer best of 26-0^ as 12 Jump- Classified or "Want Ads" N O TICE! Army A Navy when rains washed out last suits, bridal gowns and veils. park homer and two singles lift- lap as he won a heat In 3:42.2 pace Is fast or tactical. Matson led the qualifiers with verslty advanced to Sunday’s moved Into today's finals. BOX LETTERS are taken over the phone as a Pizza Monday's program. The evU ele- Also hand set fashion Jewelry. Effective Aug. 1st the Man- ed Norm’s Catering to an 11-8 at the U.S. Men’s Olympic History’s only . 70-foot-plus a. 69-OK, Woods threw 68-10?4 finals with a heat-winning 13.6. Hal Connolly, of Santa Moni- convenience. The advertiser BERRr S WORLD “Happy Annum ments left a host of top ca n 649-1133. chester Evening Herald will Wumph over Wholesale -nre at T^ack and Field ’Trials. shot putters have been ranked and Feuerbach was fourth at However Tom Hill, the Army ca, Calif., bidding for a fifth For Y o u :^ should read his ad the FIRST Town In the pits, Including such stan DAY IT APPEARS and RE - no longer run Help Wanted Fitzgerald Field. Ryun, who set the world as the top contenders, but 66-7%. private formerly from Ai^ Olympic trip, was among 12 Information ads under separate classifi- CMI H e a t as Maynard Troyer, Jerry PORT ERRORS in time for Jim Mlstretta also had three mark of 3:33.1 five years ago, Brian Oldfield may have some- Elsewhere in the eighth day kansas State, took away the at- qualifiers for Sunday’s finals In Moving - cations by sex. All Help Thought” Teleidione Cook, Mike Loeecher, Richie the next insertion. The Herald hits with Carl Colangelo, Dan left Hayward Field without thing to say about who goes to of the trials, NCAA champion tention with a wind-aided 13.2, the hammer throw. THE HERALD will not dis- Wanted ads will be listed HNBank Evans, Max Berter, Budd Ol- close the identity of any ad- Is responsible for only ONE Trucking ~ Storage 20 Gauchione and BIU Sheekey Incorrect or omitted Insertion under one classification — Manchester Olds adding two blngles apiece for son and Maynaid Forette. vertiser using box letters. MANCYIESTER - Delivery — No. 35 "Help Wanted.” Today! Readers answering blind box for any advertisement and Norms. Last American Double Win, 1955 Action starts with time trials then only to the extent of a light trucking and package de- Scoring 19 runs on 26 hits, at 6 o’clock. The fastest 10 can ads who desire to protect The Tlremen’s Bill Bagley UV9lr Identity can follow this "make good” insertion. Er- livery. 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Four gen- Po^ed of from 2-4 RNs who JO SEP H CLIF F O R D Sportsman first Eastern European player the top pros ^ under Lost and Found 1 We didn’t forget — we Just Wayne Johnson, Tim Moriarty champions will be fighting each Love, Honda 8 to carry off the UUe. contract to World Champlon- 1969 PLYMOUTH Fury IH, eratlons. Free estimates, fully Jointly provide 66 hours didn’t make the deadline. and Art Noyes each had two other for top spot in the 60-lap LOST White cat with black Acadia 9 U Smith wins. It would be the ®hlP 'tennis and were unable to four - door hardtop, vinyl top insured. 643-7361, 646-8262. f “ Laurel and Brenda hits. IfiU also homered. feature on Rlvendde Park Speed- spots on head and back, black r _ Sunday through Saturday basis Fogarty’s 9 first Ume since 1966 that Amer- here this year. and Interior. Beautiful auto- Love, Town 282 704 1--16-26-4 ;] way’s challenging quarter-mUe tall, vicinity of Hawthorne St. ABC Painting contractors. For on one shift. 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MEMORIAL HOSPITAL All Our Love, Wyman 3 6 collected two blngles apiece. and the No. 1 seed this year, years to capture three tiUea— (Jolturi, wrlnner of last wrsek's and wallpapering. Call 289- H a p p y 29th Birthday Acadia’s BUI Ruff homered, started off the gruelling toOrna- the women’s singles and dou- POUND — Terrier type female 1967 CHEVROLET Station______71 Haynes St. Lenooc 3 6 100-lap race. Is teaming with 0778. Mother, Dad, doubled and singled with Joe ment as hot favorite. But Nas- bles and the mixed doubles. 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DeOormler Motors, 16-11 in the his four-set semifinal against stove of The Netherlands, An action packed program o< •— - — ------free estimate and more In fo r -______Inside and out, 20 years expert- vvould like to work one or having a wonderful Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia against Judy Dedton at Austral- Laura, Steven and Pat No Nassiff player could mus- nightcap at BTtzgerald. stock car racing Is on tap Sat- FOUND—Shepherd type, black 1966 VOLKSWAGEN square- mation. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons-Re- ence. Leon Bassett Painting, „,are days on our 7-3 or 3-11 that his confidence hadn’t been la and Francoise Durr of time in Europe ter two hits. The 22-hit winning attack was urday night at PlalnvlUe Stad- and tan female dog. Call Dog back station wagon. New _ _ — —— ------rrTTTT. modeling, repairing, additions, 875-8384 shift on a temporary basis for led by Bob Wojclechowskl and as good as he’d wanted so far France. Dick’s 800 082 1-9-14-3 4..- ium. 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(Juall- Interior and exterior painting and an e]q>loslve novice feature ------topped- Got a tree problem? ® ^ — ------•Love, Mum Bob LeBreaux, Jim Seward and Orantes wras one of llie ctasslca "Die matdi was halted by ty workmanship. Financing ACT NOW-LADIES! Sell toys 01 20-laps. Well worth phone c a ll. 742- H a p p y Birthday CB*T Dick Day had two hits each. of the1972 Wimbledon—a tour- rain with the score at 98 and 6- (AP photo) Aulomobiies For Sole 4 Trucks - Tractors available. Economy Builders, 8262. iniiiii'iriiiiiiiwnM and gifts party plan. Our 26th Mom and Bambi H E A T H ER P L A G G E Savings Bank Lynch 433 2U 1-16-22-3 nament spoiled from the aca- 5 in favor of Nastase and Miss CHALLENGERS— Kansas State’s Jerome Howe and Dave Wottle of Bowling Inc., 643-6169 872-0647, eve- year. Over 300 Items. Full Angels Little Mim Softball 1964 CX)RVETTE, 1969 engine ^ggg poR D Half-ton pick up. , ,,, DeCormler 461 000 0-11-148 demlc tennis point of view be- casals. Green, current AAU and NCAA champions, finish in a dead heat in last night’s 360 h.p., 4:11 rear end, post- Best offer, 160 Charter Oak St., CEUJNG and ceramic tile spe- ______Bonds - color catalog. No cash outlaw. Dean The other mixed doubles 1,500 meter semifinals at Eugene, Ore. Third was Jere Van Dyke of Club West. ALUMNI H a p p y Birthday Love, The American Legion downed traction, two tops, side pipes. Manchester. N. J. LAFUAMME -Carpentry StOCkS - M oitgOgeS 27 Call or write "Santa’s Parties’ Allied Building semifinals—betwreen Kim War- 876-0941. ______paired, replaced. Rooms re- contractor. Additions, remodel------—— - —------Avon, Conn., 06001. Phone 1 East Hampton 26-12 at MartJn JO SEP H Mom, Dad and Patrick Fire Summer Basketball Leagues wick and Evonne Goolagong of 1964 STUDEBAKER, half-ton paired, remodeled. Light truck- Ing and repairs, 875-1642. MORTGAGES, loans first sec- 673-3466. Also booking parties AustriUia and Peter Cramer Teacher Ties Women’s Hurdles Record Field. Gail lamonalo, Gail 1969 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner, pick-up, 42,000 original miles, Ing. No Job too small, special ond, third. All kinds. Realty Behind a potent Sl-hit offen- Shlmaitis and Sandy 'WUtney and Pam Pretorius of South Af- FREDElRICK,Md.(AP) — La- day night. something to win,” said Miss 383, automatic. Call after 6:30 mechanically like new, new rate. Work done on weekends LEON CIESZYN8KI builder — statewide. O edlt rating un- Love, H ap py Birthday sive attack, Connecticut Bank homered for the winners. Beady to Open Play Monday rica—wras postponed because of cey O’Neal, a former track In the finals tmilght, how- O’Neal, a 28-year-old who p.m., 647-1064. tires. $275. 742-8161. and evenings, anytime. 647- new homes custom built, re- necessary. Reasonable. (Jonfi- BABYSITTER to live In and & Trust bombed the Angels, 26- the rain. dropout, seeking an Olympic ever. Miss O’Neal may have to dropped out of competition 9232. modeling, additions, rec dential, quick arrangements, care for 2 small boys. 847-1280, Patrick and Lucas C H RIS 2, at Robertson Park. In another contest, the lio o s 1966 CHEVROLET Corvalr, ^957 CHEVROLET, 14’ plat------rooms, garages The Recreation Department There are two Leagues, Sen- berth, will have to shuck a rep- run even faster If she Is to be after failing to survive the sem kitchens re- Alvin Lundy Agency. 627-7971 Charles Bassos led CS&T’s at- nipped the P PAGE SIXTEEN SATURDAY, JULV 8, 1972 1/1 // y iHanrl;ei!t(r lEttrning / ; /. take was made,, the to'wn could SoMtth Windsorinaaor HEALTH CAPSULES® South Windsor make the same in my case." by Michael A. Petti, M.D. Mrs. Toomey said. Throwe Indicated that attempts June Bull IF YdO'RB PRUMK, have been made to convince the WILL C o f f B B Toomeys Still Fight Tooniieys that the same situation Leads Last Year’s up 2 would not occur as the place- ment of the trench Is to the rear Building permits filed with of the Toomey’s property. He the Building Inspector’s office Town Sewer Easement said he has requested that the for the month of Jiine totaled sewer construction crews limit $487,003 which represents four One month ago, Mr. and Mrs. lished trees on their property, themselves to only 20 feet of the times the value of permits filed I>ouis Toomey of 393 Benedict the security of their children In land being considered and would in June last year. Dr. gained recognition when the fenced-in backyard, their only be taking a 10 foot ease- ’The largest permit was for they placed a sign on their prop- garden, and above all, their pri- ment once the pipelines were the $75,000 three double-unit erty calling attention to their vacy. sunk. Tbe easement Is necessary portable classrooms purchased plight. The sign read, "Please However, Sewer Commission In the event of damage to the on the recommendation of the let my children have their Chairman James Throws said pipeline, he said. Board of Education to be used yard,” and the couple promised that he has been Informed by Mrs. Toomey argues that the to house approximately ISO high a light with the town fathers to the town engineer that. In or- heavy equipment necessary to school students in the fall. keep “ what Is rightfully ours," der for the town' to secure all do the work could not "possibly A clubhouse for the luxury they said. Candlewood Village apartment homes from Diane Dr. Into the stay within the 20 foot easement, After one month of attending sewer system, the line must gpo but In fact would be on all parts complex on Ellington Rd. added HMHh fiv®t K«Mul inUnaeflwi. sewer commission meetings, through the Toomey’s backyard. of her land. $26,088 to the total and another It is net iof ended to b# e< s wsffwsHe nefure. asking questions, retaining^ a $37,450 Includes 11 additions and He added that the topography ThrofVe added that he will lawyer and circulating a peti- alterations to existing homes. of nearby Gold Mire Rd. which meet with the Toomey’s private- tion for support, the Toomeys Swimming pool construction LEGAL was suggested by the Toomey’s ly In an effort to answer all increased to $5,000 for eight are presently where they were as a possible other route, does their questions and see if the built-in pools and $1,375 for NOTICE one month ago, but the town not meet the qualification' of a two parties could come to some three tool sheds. TOWN OP ANDOVER, has had to stand still in the mat- sewer line. logical agreement on the sewer TAX COLiffiCTORS NOTICE ter. Mrs. Toomey, on the a other line In the very near future. The town Is seeking a portion hand. Is not convinced that the Taxes on the Town of Ando- of the Toomey’s property, main- ver Grand List of 10-1-71 are town has exhausted all other CLEANUP PAYS talr.lng It Is necessary to lay a alternative routes and stated Nxwt — E xoirm o due and payable in four install- \'4v: PUEBLO, Colo... (AP) — ments. The first installment Is sewer line which will be grav- one reason for her disbelief. Some youths were working in now due and must be paid by ity fed from the rear portion of She said that previously the a cleanup program in the Salt NATURAL HEALTH 8-1-72. Alter 8-1-72 said tax be- Avery Heights where the cou- town engineer had considered Creek area recently. When a ple live, from Diane Dr., to the her neighbor’s property as the truck was being moved from a POOD SHOPPE comes due In full with Interest main line on Avery St. The accruing at the rate of three- only route. ’The nelgbors hired muddy area, the tires began AT TBB thinking has not changed. The their own engineer who proved throwing dirt. A cache of $38 quarters of one per cent per couple feel the town should not that digging the trench on the in Mexican and American PARKADE month from 7-1-72 until the tax dig up 20 to 30 feet of their land would cave In the g^round itins was uncovered. Some of is paid In full. wedged-shaped backyard which and could be unsafe to the foun- the coins dated back as far as Cynthia Clark, they say will take away estab- dation of the home. "If one mis- 1901. . Tax Collector ! Makinjir notes and charting his itinerary are but a few of the preparations Todd Leventhal of Quarry Rd., Bolton, has made for his trip Monday to the Soviet Union and other Central Asian countries. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) Todd Leventhal To Visit Russia By BETTY RIDER it would be great to meet the strange land, learning first (Herald Reporter) mountain people and visit the hand some of their habits, "East is East and West is tribes on both sides,” he said. skills, and arts, would suffice. West, and never the twain shall In preparation for his visit, But not for ’Todd Leventhal. meet.” Todd 'read some books, which He has a thirst for knowledge, Those words by Rudyard Kip- were recommended by the a straight forward desire to ling, penned many years ago, CEC, about Russia and its peo- communicate, plus that spirit may have rung true in the late ple, and also checked some up- of adventure prevalent to .the 1800s, but not so, today. to-date maps tracing the itin- young, which in the months Tremendous strides have been erary. made to keep the lines of com - ahead will take him to oBier "I will also participate in a munication between East and countries in the world. three-hour ’ pre-flight orientation West open, and a young Bolton "Following my visit to Rus- program held at Kennedy Inter- resident will soon be doing his sia, and after the CDC group part in this endeavor. ' national Airport just prior to depttrts for home, I plan to re- ’Todd Leventhal, 21-year-old departure,” Todd said. main in Central Asia visiting son of Dr. and Mrs. Allan Lev- "When possible, CEC holds a Iran and Afg^ianistan for a few enthal of Quarry Rd., departs two-day pre-departure orienta- months, and then head for Is- from Bradley International Air- tion at einy of the colleges in rael where my aunt lives,” he port Monday on the first leg New York City, but participants said. come from all over the United of a 17-hour flight to the Soviet His parents. Dr. and Mrs. States and may not be in the Union. Leventhal, have mixed emo- As a member of the Citizens New York area at the time of tions about his forthcoming orientation, so they have sched- Exchange Corps, a nonprofit or- trip — but agree unanimously uled the three-hour program,” ganization which conducts lange- — "it’s great.” he added. scale, non-political educational Mrs. Leventhal, showing and cultural exchange 'visits be- During his visit. Todd will some of a mother’s emotions, tween American and Soviet citi- participate in field trips to col- said “ I know it will be interest- zens of all ages and occupa- lective farms, children's ing for him, but I understand tions, Todd wiU join a sponsored camps, schools, factories, film they are having a famine in Af- g^roup of 15 to 20 people for tjjg studies, music conservatories, ghanistan now, and I know Uu’ee-week visit. clinics or other institutions. toat means seeing starving " I had planned on making the ’"nie emphasis in on people- trip alone,” Todd said, “ but af- people, many children. This will to-people communication, and be hard for ’Todd.” ter hearing of the CEC, and although, when possible, meet- realizing that, with a group, "He has been to Israel be- ings are arranged between fore,” Mrs. Leventhal said, plans would be expedited more Americans and Soviets with quickly, I decided to join them." "and it 'Will be about the only mutual interests, it is hoped place we can send mall to him, A graduate of Rockville High that participants 'will use their School, Todd attended Dart- as he will be traveling most of personal initiative, thereby the time. mouth OoUege in Hanover, opening doors to experlnces not "He has always been good N.H. for two years, and has usually available to foreign about writing, and we will look been working recently as a car- visitors," ’Todd remarked. penter. forward to his letters, because ’There is littib doubt that A quiet, personable young I really don’t expect to see him Todd’s luggage -will meet the man, he is anxious to meet Rus- till spriOig,” she said. welg^it requirements tor over- sians in his own ttge group. Dr. Leventhal, a veterinarian seas flights. Like many of to- "I am interested in their cul- in Bolton, is also very proud of day’s young travelers, he plans ture, in living among them, and his son. to pack his knapsack with blue in getting to know the people," “ He earned all the money tor jeans, a few shirts, extra shoes, he said. his trip, made all the arrange- just the essentials. In Todd’s "’Ihe program provides for ments, and we are very happy words, “ I’m traveling light.” lectures, and special trips, but for him. "We have been briefed on you are not treated like a tour- "It will help him mature, and certain items we may need,” ist — you more or less make help him get some of the right your own way—establish your Todd said, "such as toothpaste, answers,” he said. own friendships,” he added. plugs for drains, buttons, and As for sister, Kim, 19, she has Todd, who speaks only a few toilet tissue. no immediate travel plans. words in Russian, will rely for "I also plan to bring some "I have just completed my the most part on the "unlver- paperback books and some re- first year at Bay Path Junior sa,l” language, that of friend- cords to exchange with new College in Longmeadow, Mass., ship, plus a small dictionary friends I meet. where I am taking the execu- with the meanings and pronun- "Instructions have been giv- tive secretarial course,” Kim ciations of Russian words in en on where and when we are said. common usage. To avoid any allowed to take pictures. None "I have one more year to go,” real complications, interpreters may be taken at borders, air- she said, with a grin, “ then also accompany the g^up. ports, or on the train,” he ex- we’ll see about traveling” . "I have done a lot of reading plained. “ but I hope to take For the Leventhals of Bolton, about Russia and also of its some of the Interior, the build- Todd’s depeulure Monday will desert people, and am hopeful ings, and of course the people.” mark the beginning of a long of seeing and visiting them. For many people, a three- wait till spring — but for the "The Russian border sepa- week visit to the Soviet Uhlon, young man himself — a door rates Iran and Afghar.istan, and meeting new people in a has opened — a world awaits. South Windsor Town Revises Explosives Law This week the Town Council Windsor Cooperative Nursery A1 Kupchunos, son of Mr. and approved a revised ordinance School feel that room could be ’ Mrs. Walter Kupchunos of 323 regulating the use of explosives completed for $760 with the Graham Rd.. has been elected town footing one-half of the bill. president of the Kappa Delta in South Windsor. According to The present building has his- Phi national fraternity at New Deputy Mayor Robert Smith, li- torical value and is owned by Hampshire College for the 1972- censed users must show proof the Town of South Windsor with 73 acad em ic year. Dual action antl- of liability insurance coverage the town’s Historical Society Kupchunos has completed his In the event of an accident: having the first option on the sophomore year at the business perspirant with $200,000 insurance coverage per building when the Co-op no school. staying power! person; $300,000 per occurrance longer feels the need for the Manchester Evening Herald and $100,000 for property dam- building. South Windsor correspondent age. Kappa Delta Phi President Barbara Varrick, tel. 644-8274. B’lnes for misuse were raised Fabric Dept. to $100 from $25, with each Special! violation being a separate of- PEBMA-PRESS fense. / SEERSUCKER In other action this week the Open Reg. 1.99 KODAOOUJR council approved an addition to LUt 1.96 the “ Little Red Schoolhouse” $1.39 Reg. 3.98 . YARD ” $ 1 .2 9 Indoor- on Ellington Rd. which is be- WESTOWN Wild, kooky, ani- Outdoor lieved to be the only one room All Day Machine wash- p CX 126-20 for all mal and Ameri- PHARMACY » your summer Assorted school in the area and was the able polyester & cana prints. Ail cotton in plaids & H photo needs. 20 patterns, first schoolhouse in the town, are bright and designs.'- and patterns. Sunday stripes. 45” wide. ill- exposures p e r jumbo. the addition of a cloakroom » film. 6-yr. Sizes A-B.CJJ. It was originally believed that guarantee! Stock tq>! would cost $1,400 but, with the All Medicinal Services Available help of a nursery school child’s NEWINGTON WETHERSFIELD i BLOOMFIELD MANCHESTER S unday to Friday grandfather, a retired carpen- > P' h( F MN f UR N' .N r M < ^11 A*> DIAfJi Ml .M'vA A t 81 m M U L S A . I N U I 455 HARTFORD RO AD \ \ \( \V \ •N\\\ , f \. N-; i WP«*5 ?P»r* JULY 8 thru JULY 14 A • ki A Walter Cronkite CBS John Chancellor NBC democratic The 36th Democratic National nat io nal Convention opens Monday at Mi- ami Beach Convention Hall. The three commercial networks Eric Sevareid (ABC, CBS, and NBC) as well as CBS PBS (the Public Broadcasting CONVENTION Service), will devote generous i i amounts of programming time to ® the convention throughout the week. A B C -C B S -N B C _ PBS The convention is scheduled to end Thursday night. -Both CBS and NBC are planning live gavel-to-gavel coverage, start- ing at 7 p.m. each night. PBS will have half-hour reports on convention activity. _ABC, as it did in 1968, will pro- vide mixed live and taped cover- A age starting at 9:30 p.m. each night. In addition to special coverage, the networks plan to originate many of th dr regular news pro- A grams from Miami Beach. Several pre - convention reports will be telecast Saturday and Sun- 'David Brinkley day. NBC The convention agenda is as fol- lows : ■ Monday — Opening Address by Temporary Chairman Lawrence O’Brien, Credentials Report, Elec- tion of the Permanent Chairman and Vice Chairman, and Report on Rules. Tuesd^-ir-Keynote Address by ^ o rid a Gov. Reubin Askew, and Report of the Platform Coihmit- A tee. Wednesday— Presidential Nomi- nations, and Balloting for the Pres- idential Candidate. _ Thursday — Nominations and Balloting; for tho Vice Presidential Candidate^ and Acceptance Speech- es by the Candidates. Anchormen for the TV news coverage will, be: _ AB C — Howard K. Smith and Harry Reasoner. CBS— Walter Cronkite. N B C — John Chancellor and Da- vid Brinkley. Vanocur and Rob- ert MapNeil. Howard K. Smith'^ - ABC Harry Beasoact ADC 13) W TIC (8) W T N H , 118) W H C T (22) W W LP (24) W ED H (30) W H N B (40) W H Y N BartbzM — CBB New Raven — ABC Hartearfl — InS. SjpiftMtleUI — NBC Hartford — FBB New Britain — NBC %»riiiglleld — ABO a 1 z a a in TV PAGE 2 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1972 TV PAGE 8 48532348234848534853485348534853485348914848534853484853232348235323232323485323539153485348482323232323235323534848485353532323 fx SATURD AY JU LY 8 DAYTIME TV 1:00 (S) CBS ChlMi«n’» Film 5:80 (8) American Adventure " nie Deadly Affair” '67. (8-40) Democratte Natioa- Schedulec] programming may be (8) Donna Reed (88-30) Who, What or Where Festival 5:55 (8) What’s Happening Spy drama adapted TeletiMNi pre-empted for coverage of the (88) Kitty Today (8-40) SpUt Second OKW (8 News from John LeCarre’s Special. The first nation- (30) News, Sports, Weather (8) American Bsmdstand Democratic National Convention 18:55 (88-30) NBC News — Kalber (82.80) Wimbledon CAam- (18) Movie "The Spy Who Came In wide political telethon, to EXPERIEN CE (40) TInuny and Lassie (R) at Miami Beach. 1:00 (3) Virginia Graham Show plonahipe. "How to Murder a Rich From the Cold.” James raise funds to pay oft the IS O NE OF THE REASO NS 9:18 (3) Yogi Bear Mutw Uncle" ’68. Charles Co- Mason, Maximilian Democrats’ 1968 debt. (8) Mid-day News (40) Boiler Derby W H Y YO U CA N ENTRUST YO UR 8:00 (8) Summer Semester 9:30 (3) LuclUe BaU bum, Wendy Hiller. Schell, Simone Slgnoret. f/ Quests: Alan King, lUiir- (88) David Frost Show dM (8) Animal World (R) (80) Mon.: Adelanta ,(8) Movies (88) I Dream of Jeannle 8:30 (3) MUiy ly ie r Mocre (R) ley MacLaine, Bob New- (30) Galloping Gourmet Host: Bill Burrud Tues.: To Be Alive Mon.: “ We ShaU Betaun” ’63. (80) Black Exposure Murray moonligiits as a hart, U ly Tomlin, Dionne (40) AU My Children (8) Sports Wed.: Ring Around the World . Tues.: “The Bed Ciiole” ’8(). 6:30 (3) CBS News cabby to buy his wife a Warwicke. 1:30 (3) As the World Turns (88.80) Pre.Game Show HEARING Thurs.: Senl(>r S(»ne Wed.: "The Pirates of the Missis- (8) Olympic Preview surprise gift. HUM) (3 8-40) News (SO) Three On a Match (40) Cartoons . PROBLEM TO O UR C A RE Fri.: Consultation sippi” '84. :10 (8~40) Baseball (40) Dragnet 9:00 (3) Dick Van Dyke (R) 11:88 (3) Movie Thurs.: “ Women and War” ’68. (8-40) Let’s Make a Deal "Mike’s” ex - husband "The lOth Victim” ’66. 0:10 (8) Dsvey and GoUalli Dodgers at Mets. (82 30) NBC News Eaor BeHsM Fri.: “ Mission M a n ” ’88. 8:00 (8) Love Is a Many Splendored 7:00 (3) Naticnal GeograpUc . starts chasing her again. Marcello Mastroiannl, Ur- 6:25 (8) Mon.: Eighth Day 8:1S (88.80) BaaeW l Neighbor Tues.: Ibis Is The Life (88) What Every Woman Wants to Thing Cubs at Reds. “ The Hidden World.” (18) Johnny Mann’s Stand sula Andress. John D. Hulser Wed.: Black Is Know (88-30) Days of Our liv e s (18) BasebaU (8.88) News Up and CAeer 11:30 (88-30) News Thurs.: With This Ring (SO) Watch Your Child (8-40) Newlywed Game Yankees at Twins.. (18 40) Dick Van Dyke (8-30) Movie (8-40) Democratic Nation- (40) Leave It to Beaver (R) "Topax” ’69. Alfred al Telethon Continues M H EA RIN G AID SERVICE Fri.: Dialogue 8:30 (3) Guiding Light 8:80 (8) Movie (30) Hee-Haw 10:00 (3) Movies Hitchcock story of inter- ' It Free Hinne Appointments — No Obligation • . 0:30 (8) Mon.: Your Oonununlty (88-30) The Doctors "Battle Hymn” '86. Rock 7:30 (8) fVirvival 18:00 (8) Movie Mon.: “ The Incredible Shrinking nationad Intrigue. Freder- “ (Jo West, Yeung Man” Tues.: RF.D. 8 (8-40) Dating Game • Hudson, Martha. Hyer. 1(8) Dick Van Dyke Man” ’57. ick Stafford, John For- ’36. Mae West, Warren s 34 PR A H ST., H ARTFORD. CO N N. Phoiie 247-772A Wed.: Lser Sin Letras 3:00 (3) My *110:00 Sons (R) 4:00 (18) Film (8) Hogan’s Heroes Tues.: “ Kelly and Me” ’57. sythe. William, Randolph Scott. Thurs.: Perception (80-30) Another World 4:30 (8) Ferry Mason (40) Marty Feldman S Open Mon. - Fri. 9 to 6 — Saturdays 9 to 1 Wed.: “ The Square Jungle” '56. 0:30 (3) Amle (R) (SO) Movie Fri.: To Be Amunmeed (8-40) General Hospital 5:00 (18) ABC’s Wide World of Quest: Barbara Feldcn. Thurs.: “ Bengal Brigade” ’54. 8:00 (8) All in the Family (R) Milton Berle guests as an "Jungle Captive” ’46. Ot- (30) Mon.: ConsultaUon Sports Fri.: “ Claudia” ’^S. 3:30 (3) Banger Statt''n Archie and cousin Maude old service buddy of to Kruger, Amelita Ward, Tues.: Across the Fence Chess and Olympic trials. (88-30) Dinah’s Place (8) The Uvlng Werd clash on eve ot Maude's Amie. Phil Brown. , Wed.: In Uie Public Interest (18) Gunsmcke (B) (40) What's 6fy Line? (8-40) One life to U ve daughter’s wedding. (18) G c i^ l Sing 1:10 (3 Movie Thurs.: It Is Written 4 (88.80) WlmMedon Cham- C A R P ET CUSTO M -M A DE CER A M IC TILE 10:30 (88-30) Concentration 4:00 (3) Andy Griffith Show (R) plonsUps (88-30) Em ergency! (R) 10:00 (3) Mission: ImpcasiMe “The Naked Spur” ’83. Fri.: Black Exposure * (40) Jack La Lanne Show (88-30) Somerset (B) James Stewart, Janet LIN OLEU M DRAPERIES F O R M IC A (28) Weather Special. Highlights of the Small plane crash beads (84) Sesame Street Phelps undergoes eye Leigh. (8) News 11:00 (88-30) Sale of the Century world’s oldest tennis list cf problems. (8-40) Love, American Style (R) (18 Ijiwrence Wclk surgery to pose as a 8:30 (8-40) Dcmocnstlc Nation- (8) CBS News — John Hbrt (40) Galloping Gourmet championships, taped in (18) What Every Woman Wanto to (8-40) Movie blinded FBI agent. al Telethon "Continues (8) Cartoon Carnival 11:80 (8) Fashions in Sewing ' England. Knew (88.30) Today — Frank MeCtee 11:30 (3) Love of Life UnAiwiL FLOOR COVERING (88-30) HoUywood Squares 4:30 (3) Merv Griffin Show 7U16 (40) Herita«(e Coiner (8) I Love Lucy (R) 8:00 (3) Captain Kangaroo (8-40) Bewitched (R> SU N D AY JULY 9 A RE A 'S LA RGEST CO M PLETE FLO O R C O V ERIN G CEN TER , (18) Prpeye (8) New Zoo Revue 18:00 (8) News — Dick Bertel (88) Mike Douglas Show 6:00 (8-40) Demccratic Nation- Ken Rosewidl meets Mark Red Sox at Angels. (3) News (40) Strum ’n Drummers (28-30) Jeopardy Mon. & Tues. 10-6; W ed.. Thurs., Fri. 10-9; Saturday 10-5:30 (30) Hmmy and Lassie (R) al Telethon Continues Spe- Cox. (30) Bonanza (B) 11:00 (8-30-40) News (8) Cisco Kid (8-40) Password (40) FUntstones (R) cial. (81) You Got a Friend Candy accidentally kills 11:05 (3) Movie (40) Plintstones (R) 18:25 (S)'CBS News — Edwards T EL 646-7370 VERN O N C IR CLE (40) Weather 7:00 (30) This Is the life Special. a bank-robber. "Adams Rib” ’49. Bpen- (3) Hap lUchardB 12:30 (8) Search for Tomorrow 4:55 7:30 (82) Gospel Hour Roberta Flack. (84) Masterpiece Hieatre cer Tracy, Katherine (30) Ring Around the (30) Senior Scene "The Spoils of Peynton," Hepburn. World 5:00 (3) Tarsan Part 1. 11:16 (8) News M O N D AY JULY 10 9:30 (3) Cade’s Country (R) 7:45 (3) CArlstopher Close-up (8-40) Demccratic Nation- 11:30 (8 Movie Bobby Darin guests as an (84) Hodgepodge Lodge (82-30) News 8:30 (18) Water World 8:00 (3) Davey and Goliath . al Convention Preview "King cf the Roaring 80s” 5:00 (8) All About Faces* escaped convict. (30) To Tell theTruth (40) ABC News Host: Lloyd Bridges. (30) Cartoons Special. ’61. David Janssen, Diane (18 Jim and Tammy (18) Teach-in SYLV A N IA 9:00 (18) 700 Club 8:15 (3) Adventures of Gumby Tcur cf Miami Beach and Foster. (81) Mister Rogers 40) ( Daniel Boone 7:30 (8) This Is Your life 10:00 (30) Bold Ones (R) 8:30 (3) Captain Bob the convention halt; a look (30) Hogan’s Herces 6:30 (3) CBS News Guest: Barbara Eden. 9:30 (8-40) Demccratic Na- Lawyers defend girl who (88) News C A SSEH E TAPE (88) Billy James Hargis at the delegate counts. (30) Johnny Carson (40) I Leve Lucy (18) Dick Van Dyke tional Convention. - says she murdered her (8) ABC News 9:00 (3) Leer Sin Letras (18) Journey to Adventure (40) Movie 5:30 (8) I Dream of Jeannle Uonal Convention (4) Book Beat father. REC O RDER/PLAYER (4) Evening at Pops (8-40) Democratic Nation- • (88-30) Convention Pre- “Back Door to Heaven” (88) Hogan’s Herces (88-30-24) Democratic Na- "Many Lives, One Love.” (84) Evening at Pops al Telethon Continues Spe- View Special. ’39. Wallace Ford, Aline (84) Electric Company (88-30) NBC News (40) Polka 10:00 (84) Forsyte Saga Arthur Fiedler and the Model CT90BK (SO) Gil Igan’s Island cial. Report cn security ar- MacMahon. 6:55 (40) News 11:00 (8-88-30-40) News Guests: Shari Lewis, Jack Boston Pc^ in concert. (40) News 8:00 (8-40 Men’s Olympic rangements; tour of con- 11:30 (8-40) Dick Cavett Show Barry, John Brodle, Dick Guest: Leroy Anders 743 6:00 Art Morgen 8:00 Tom Jones by Glenn Gamher merce and until recently execu- bIoh ot the casualty-proi)erty development of the company’s day to put It all together for the goodies. 8:00 Worid News 11:10 Other Bide of the Day Meeny - Miny • Mo? In today's WEST EAST tlve president of toe Muncie, commercial lines department at ^ this column. Wednesday came along, and 8:16 Art Morgen 1:00 Mlko Oroeno 1,800 agents, working in 104 of- 9:30 Arthur Qodfrey Time hand you can win the first trick ♦ 65 ♦ 42 Ind. qiam b er, has Joined W ar- The Travelers Insurance Com- 6:00 C!hlp Hobart How Manchezter’z propoaal to biiy 100 The Conservation Commission will be fices across the country. So cUmb aboard, and don’t so did the rain, and I can 10:00 J e n Jacobs in either hand and can lead any J87 A 10 5 3 ren E. Howland Realtors, at 665 panles. worry If we bounce from one 3:00 Dan Foley WRCH — 910 0 1087 5 O AJ9 3 acre* of now dry Laurel Lake and use It sending letters soon to various organiza- hardly believe there’s that 6:00 The Worid Tonight of the three side suits. Where .M ata St„ Manchester. Donald Wilson of 93 Hollister thing to another, and back (Maaday-Satarday) 1109 for sanitary landfiU fits into plans the tions in town offering to have speakers much water upstairs, and why 8:15 It’s Sports Time 6:00 RaveUle do you win, and which suit do « A865 x a n v k.rwia St, w as named assistant under- again as it’s a rainy dull it all waits until it passes by 6:30 I^ u lu e a s FhU 9:00 Rhapsody you attack? SOUTH state will be developing to solve solid come before the organizations to answer writer. 7:10 Wide Worid of Sports SMUvaa Avo., So. W M aw 13:00 M atboe South dealer waste disposal problems has been un- any quesUons about the proposed pur- Wednesday morning, and after us to drop it all. 7:30 Songs ^ Sinatra 4:00 Hlghuifal of Hartford 4) AQ1093 Bevery J. Anderson of 187 7:35 L ow tll Thomas clear in the past and will apparently re- chase by the town of Case Mt. . S pleasant Fourth of July, it’s Our poor shuffleboards can't 7:46 Jim Frances 8:00 Gaalight North-South vulnerable 94 Hilton Dr, South Windsor w as 13:00 Capitol Area Viewpoint 13:00 Quiet Hours Opening lead —Six of Spades 0 KQ6 main so until the end of the month. At The 212-acre tract is being offered to named underwriting analyst. hard to get back into the swing get any action, but theyre get- (Baaday) 3:00 Jeff M«tuei that time the State Department of Bn- the town for $688,000 by the Dennison of things. ting plenty of washing. SATUKDAY Same as Monday-Baturday Uetlng, Either red suit is better than * KQ2 Wilson joined toe company to except; vir(Hunental Protection (D B P ) will be First of all, our big Senior It didn't help our Fun-Day 6:00 Weekend clubs. Suppose you lead a heart Wcif Norti family, owners of the land, until Dec. 31. 1966 as an underwriter and 8:00 CBS Worid News 8:00 ReUgtous programs holding hearings to answer questions Stomp Dance is scheduled for program, either, as we had a 8:15 Weekend 11:00 Quiet Hours from your hand. I f West has the Pau 2 4 Hie federal Department ot Housing and since 1069 has seived -as a sen- about how local plans might fit Into an ’Tues^y night, and we’ve got very small crowd and had to 9:30 Arthur Godfrey Time' ace he will play low, and you Pau 4 4 Urban Development has approved near- ior underwriter. A 1947 gradu- 3:00 Weekend wnc —1080 eventual statewide plan. a real first class show for you apologize to Mr. and Mrs. Dris- 6:00 Jim Beckwith (MoadBFFriday) w ill win in dummy with the ly $800,000 toward the purchase. The ate of Manchester High School, even before we bring out our coll who w ere on hand to show 8:00 CBS Worid News 5:00 Town and Country queen oi hearts. You will get Gov. Thomas MesklU will Tuesday an- state, which under the federal open Wilson received a BS degree to 8:15 Jim Beckwith 6:00 Bob Steele Show to your hand with a trump and professional band for live and slides. 10:00 Jeff Jacobs 10:06 Theatre of Melody nounce the nam e of the orgEinizatloh space program would pix>vide' one quar- 1962 from toe University of 3:00 can Foley lead another heart. Eventually, lively dancing. Tes, Gloria was The slides were really beau- 11:05 Joan Colbert Show If he tackles the hearts first which Mrtll develop a Statewide Solid ter of the funds, has yet to act on this Connecticut. He is married and 7:00 The World This Week 13:00 Newt. Weather you will discard a club from and discovers that the ace Is proposal. able to secure die very popular tiful, and it’s too bad that so 7:15 Jim Francis 13:16 Meet Me on the Plaaa Waste Management Program. has four children. ADRIENNE STACK SHARON E. WHITE 1:00 The Way of the Cross 1:00 N ew s your hand on dummy's king of badly placed. E ast takes the Several methods of providing town and entertaining "Hog Hollow many missed them. W e’ll have TONDAY Mrs. Anderson joined Travel- 29 W e lli n g t o n R d . 86 Keeney St. 1:15 Mikellne hearts. ace of hearts and returns a club In a letter this week to all municipali- funds are being explored as are several Hooters.” them back again in the fall 9:30 Arthur Qodfrey Time 3:05 Afternoon Edition ers in 1967 as an underwriting Marymount Manhattan College Hartford Hospital 10:00 (diaUenge of Change 6:00 News —Stocks, Weather without any fear, and now there ties in the state, D an Lufkin, state en- methods of actually buying the land. Remember was .with other slides, and I’m sure analyst, was named assistant BS Degree — cum laude School of N n n in g 11:00 Father Nadolny 8:35 Strlinly Sports Instead, you might win the Is no time to try tor the dia- vironmental protecticn commissioner, with us a year ago during our by then we’ll have more mem- 13:00 Jewish House 7:05 Accent '70 first trump trick in uummy and underwriting analyst in 1968 13:30 Face the Nation monds. stresses the regional aspects of the im- This nrionth’s report of the building de- "Big Week,’’ and they’re ’’rar- bers on hand. 1.00 American-Itallan Hour 7:U Eklward Newman Renorta lead a oiamond toward your and associate underwriting ana- pending plan. “Wo are especially en- partment offers some encouraging evi- ing’’ to go. This action will During the afternoon we 3:00 Weekend hand. If E ast has the ace of Dally <)ueBtlon lyst in 1971. She w as graduated 6:30 Full Gospel Church of Man- thusiastic about the program because It dence about the state of Manchester's start at 7 o’clock, and will last heard that Angle Jarvis and Chester 8:15 Pop Concert diamonds, you will eventually in 1964 from Manchester High 9:06 Nlgbtbaat offers great potential benefits to all of economy. a little over an hour. Following Max Schubert are patients at 8 :00 Weekend 11:00 News, Buskieia, Weather discard one of dummy's clubs. Pewtner bids one notnunp (18 School and attended -toe Uni- 9:30 Revival Time the people in Oonneotlcut. Although this In June, for the first time in several the stage show, Mlckev Fen- the Manchester Memorial Hos- 11:00 Weekend 11:30 Si^rta Final Now that you've narrowed the to 18 points), and the next play- versity of Connecticut. Roger S. Gray 13:00 Sign off 11:90 Other ^ e of the Day e r pa eees. You bold: Spndoo, is a statewide endeavor, it must be de- memths, the total value of building cov- dell and his orchestra will start, pital. Let’s help cheer them up tSatarday) cheJee, wnlch red suit do you WDRC — 1366 K-J.8-7; Hearts, K-Q-8-1; D ia- veloped in a climate of local and re- ered In permits issued was more than V^-^riray graduated from the Til- or keep the .ioint .lumping with with a card; they’ll appreciate 5:00 Town and Country chooee? ASSISTANT MANAGER (MMdar-YkMay) 6:00 Bob Steele Show monds, 4-S; d u b s , 7-4-8. TONITEAT gional participation.’’ that tor the same month last year. Robert L. Brock ton School in N ew Heunpshire your type of music. them, I ’m sure. •6:00 Bob iMOsito 10:00 Qardentlme Try For Both Total building covered In June was Charles Washington of Man- and attended Muhlenberg (3ol- Our bus wll be running that By the way, I have decided 10:00 Bob Craig 10:15 M odem U v tn g He adds, however, “We realise that Brock left Manchester to Nov- 3:00 Dick McDonough 10:30 Saturdi^ Showcase The expert likes two chances Wbat do you say? A $1,783,166 worth of work as compared to night starting at 6 o’clock, and to cancel all planned indoor 7:00 Joe Hager 10:60 w n c Outdoors ’ there will be many questions during the em ber 1968 to accept toe Muncie Allentown, Pa., before en- better titan one. For this rea- $685,281 worth of work coveired In per- Dost. Prior to servlnir for over m anager of the Hartford terlng the U.S. Navy in 1947. the evening will be toppeid off programs for Wednesday after- 13:00 D ick H a ddad 11:00 S atu rd ^ Showcase Answer: Bid two clubs (the initial stages of the program . Should nocms. W e’re Just not getting the *(5;00 on Monday) 13:00 News, Weather son he tackles the olamonds GREAT mits Issued last June. six years with toe Manchester Queen by Fred An- He joined Conectlcut Mutual with refreshments and door (Sotardoy) 13:15 Saturday Showcase Stayman Ocmventlon), Tills your community move ahead with Its turnouts, and so from now on first .in this hand. The buUdlng in June this year pro- IX yea s win me Manenester owner and manager. He i-, iq « 1 after field and home of- prizes. 6:00 Bob DeOarlo 1:00 News asks partner to bid a major present plan? How will existing facili- Chamber, he was with toe East j-as worked at the estabUshment ^ we will have open house for 10:00 Bob C ra ig 1:16 Your Home Decorator duced permit fees totallrg $8,780 as This will be our last big dance 3:00 Terry Woods 1:30 Saturday Matinee If East has the ace of dia- suit it he has one. If he can do ties fit into the anticipated statewide S, U ,u„. III. 0 h ™ b . r „ . . . t d “ a “ those who want to play cards, compared to $8,266 from building per- 7:00 Joe Hager 3:00 Opera monds, all goes well. South so, you will raise to four of that plan, and so forth?” until October, so come on out "SURPRISE mlts last year. music, shuffleboard, and an oc- 13:00 D ick Haddad 5:00 M ^ t o r major. If partner bids two dia- H?MdTT*mBr 1^: ’’SS ’a •P.MlWdly ot IratltuU.. D.lrj. oil.rt.ua and be a part of this program. (Sunday) 6:00 News, Weather eventually dlscaros a club from He holds a BSBA and MBA Queen’s Crispy Fried Chicken rt.p underwriter (CLU1 deslir- 8 He says a series of regional meetings However, last June, other types of per- casional trip. 6:00 Religious and public service 8:30 Strictly E ^ rts monds (showing no major suit) agraattock^ You don’t have to dance to en- dummy and limits his loss to will be set up at the end of the month to degrees from Washington Uni- program-^ne of toe first facll- gg^ved M programming 8:30 Monitor you will bid two notrump. mits produced more revenue than simi- joy the evening. Oh yes, tickets 9:00 Scott Morgan 11:00 News, Weathei three aces. verslty St. Louis, Mo, Pinochle, Bridge group answer these and other questions. lar permits issued this June. Itles in the country to have it. a director, secretary and pres- -will be available at the door. 3:00 Dick HIcDonougb 11:30 Sports Final Even if West has the au:e of Brock and his wife, toe former TTiursday morning there were 7:00 Terry Woods 13:00 Other Side of the Day Copyright 1972 Certificates of occupancy, electrical, ident of toe Hartford Chapter “ — - - pubuc service (Saaday) diamonds. South Is still alive 643-2222 Ranchesler GrMBrBsxzini Bros, mrntura. The owners of the l^ e bed, descend- Frieda Gill, have two children, 44 players for pinochle, tuid the ’10:S0 Religioua and General Features Oorp. heating, and plumbing permits last year to of toe American Society of 48 F w SettNuik 5:80 Sumrlse Serenade and breathing. West is not ants of the Case family, are asking $600,- ages 6 and 7. The family is in lucky winners were: Esther ujoo 7:00 Sunday Strings in June raised pic total fees collected to Friday night we had 48 play- likely to return a club. With 0(X) tor the land or $660,000 over 10 years. Chartered Life unclerwrlters. Gcuidette, 638; Esther Anderson, WPOP — 1410 8:00 News $8,466.60. T h is y e a r these additional the process of moving to Man- ing setback, and the lucky win- 8:16 Sabbath H «w age any other return. South still has After a recent public hearing on the He lives at 74 Battista Rd. . / 604; M a b e l Wilson, 603; H elen (Moaday-Friday) types permits raised the fee total chester. 8:30 Guideline time to try tor the hearts. Thus ot with his wife and their two ners were: Mollie McCarthy, Erickson, 599; O s Wilson, 596; 6:00 Bill Love — Lou Morton 9:00 News, Weather proposal, the Board of Directors decided Brock, 37, said, “It’s great to JEANNE F. RICHMOND PATRICIA ANN CURTIN 10:00 Tom Jones only a little under $1,000 to $9,274.60. daughters. 137; Albert Ouellette, 136; Irven 9:10 Hymntime he will make his game If any to try further negotlati(»u with the own- 11 D i a n e D r . Grace Moore, 696; Gladys See- 1:00 BIU Wlntuu 9:30 National Badio Pulpit be back in Manchester with all 343 Charter Oak St. Klrpens, 132; Corrine Gibson, 4:00 Mika Greene of the three aces Is in favor- MEA DO WS ers to lower the price. I f the town bought lert, 668; Peter Frey, 667; H ar- 10:00 Sunday Showoaae The Health Department reports 31 its fine.people. It is amazing Universltj' of Connecticut Hartford Hospital 128; Mina Reuther, 124; Oliver 7:00 Ray Dunaway 13:10 Sunday Showcase able position. the land and developed it tor a landfill, MOVES HEADQUARTERS riet Keeney, 569; Joseph Wind- 13:00 Bobby R iysrt 13:45 Travel Trends cases of communicable diseases to town how toe community has grown BFA Degree Schoed of N u ^ n g Roberts, 122; Ly la Steele, 122; South's case is not so good HOXCAR It would take care of the town’s solid Hartford FYamtng Co., which sor, 648, and Floyd Post, 647. (Batarday) 1:00 Sunday Beat and so much has happened in Maude Ashley Award Robert Schubert, 121; Floyd "PICK UP ON 101" to June as compared to 37 cases to May. has a satellite store in Manches- Bridge w as the nam e of the 6:00 Bill Love — Lou Morton i:00 Monitor waste for the rest of the century. four short years.” 10:00 R a y Dunaway 5:00 News There were 22 cases of chicken pox re- ter at 39 Main St., next month Poet, 120; Julia VendrUlo, 118; gam e In the afternoon, and the (G Pl 3:00 BUI Winters 5:10 Sunday Edition Hie existing landfiU off Olcott St. is ported as compared to 13 cases in May; will move its headquarters from France Has 84 Tankers Martha Irwin, 117, and William winners were; Sally J of the third. Vida Blue Blasted scored as Sutton grabbed John San Francisco (MarichsJ 2- tournament and moving Into 10) at Montreal (McAnally 1- With one down, Scotty Zlma Falhreather, jOiRJ the semifinals. ^ ®®®"> “ ‘ ® **®*‘ Milner’s tap and threw to sec- 10), N was hit by a pitch. He moved to rf Richey, who signed a fpUr- ond for a forceout on Marshall. second on an infield out, to Joyner,’ rf year contract with Lamar K^®'^®> contliuied. And, Harrelson seemed trapped Sunday’s Games Los Angeles at New York third on Downing’s single and ^otau 20 1 1 1 0 Hunt’s group In April. ralUed the first tlrne in i ^ e ye««^ Quilici Learned Fast lietween third and home when Raps Out Seven Base Hits Chicago at Cincinnati, 2 scored when Ray Gllha's hop- Qllera O i l 0 0 X — 2 from 8-5 in the third set to up- ^ mainly a . ^ w with Sutton took Milner’s bouncer Nasslffs 0 0 1 0 0 0—1 Pittsburgh at Atlanta per to short was mishandled. SB: Gliha; LOB: Arms 3. Oilers set Laver 6-7, 6-8, 7-5 in a quar- ‘™ns. the last nine and twirled towards third. But, took the field against the that Milt married a Florida g;iri It takes about 10 minutes to Son Diego at Philadelphia Took Command 4; BB: Fairweather 4. Livingston tdki^lnal Xha yCftTS I V© tri©Q tO Mfade It. I’ve as Sutton explained later NE'W YORK (A P)— At- 1; SO: Fairweather 7, Livii^lon terfinal match of the five-day Braves barely 12 hours later. named Brenda Fay Boyd. He After that. Uvlngston took y . SSp;*rimaTpB: p’agSlu' given up cm that. In Managerial Debut "when I uhlrled and looked at lanta holds fond memories preheat an oven. Houston at St. Louis .event. did wonderful things that night, San Francisco at Montreal “ With all the experimenting, third It didn’t register that Har- They unleashed a devastating “Even when I trailed in the for Milt May. About a year going 3-for-6 and driving in a . plus I hadn’t been playing too NEW YORK (A P )— It didn’t take Frank Quilici long relson was„„„ „a long way' off the„ „ ago, he heard wedding 20-hit assault for a 10-2 rout in third, I felt good about my ^ere recently, I didn’t ex- to learn that tbo best strategy for a Minnesota Twins bag. i got Marshall at second, the opener of the twin-bill be- couple of runs in a 13-6 victory. chances,” Richey said. bells ringing. And on He did wonders for his bat- pect to do too g o ^ up hen,” n^nager is to have Ham on Killebrew at the plate in a but it was too late for the fore c(x>ling off and losing the Judge Disqualified Spitz was Thursday he did some ting average this time, t(X). Laver’s service game let him ^ said, tight game swinging his big bat. double play.” second game 3-2. down time and again in the Former Masters ohaitipinn And you can bet that QuUici, swinging on his own. When he began play, he'd had Until Ed Krone pool singled ’"niat’s my best night ever In In other National League two-hour, l8-minu’.e match. Gay Brewer was alone in third maldiig his debut as skipper of the Brewers. nine hits in 61 at-bats for a .176 leaU.iig off in the eighth It pro baU, the most hits I’ve ever games, Philadelphia split a average. When he'd finished, Jeff Borowiak of Berkeley, in this national champIcDshlp, the Twins, didn’t even consider Heckl, Simpson Set seemed the Mets, who got only had in one night,” Pittsburgh’s pair with San Diego, winning 4- he'd tacked on 9l points for Calif, provided another upset, one stroke off the pace at 137. rangers RAIN SALE! giving Killebrew the take sign . ODIOLES two the night before in losing to 2 before dropping the nightcap Upping second-seeded Tom Ok- He had a 70 and blew a share second-string catcher said after .267—and despite his phenomen- when the burly, slugger stepped Ted Kublak’s double follow- San Diego in 14 innings, 6-1, the Chicago Cubs edged W E'V f G O T LOTS O F RAIN, ker of The Netherlands, 6-3, 6-4- of the lead when he missed a slapping (Mit seven of them in al performance, he knows he's up against New York’s BTitz ^ singles by Ted Ford and wouldn’t get another hit off Sut- nine at-bats against AUanta. ClnclnnaU 2-1, Los Angles belt- heaatd Lack to the bench as Arthur Ashe of Miami, the one-f