Mancheater-— A City of Village Charm

MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 3X, 1972

Barriers Troops Meet No Fight Collapse

By ED BL.ANGHE LONDONERRY, Northern Ireland (AP) — The first sol­ In Taking IRA Enelaves diers sllpx>ed silently into the Creggan district of Londonder­ ry, their blackened faces LONDONDERRY North- extent of what has happened kept up barrages of obscenities, down their roadblocks as soon streaked by rain. ern Ireland (A P )—__ British sunk in and they have had Outside a church, a crowd of as the troops appeared. Troops flitted through «>e - ' ' . A fIvMA fn fnllr If- women who had attended Mass The army’s main target was drizzle to take cover in dark- army spokesman said the shouted at a convoy roaring "Free Derry ’ the Bogside and ened doorways. Suburban lawns ^ troops suffered no casualties past; "W e’ll rise again and Creggan districts of Londonder- became a quagmire. the Irish Republi^n Arniy shot four gunmen during you'll know about it.” ry» ringed by concrete and iron At 4 a.m. a heavy force of in Londonderry, Belfast the night. The bodies of two "They'll be back,” women barricades, where the IRA has armored cars and armored per- and other areas before men were brought to a London- supporters of the IRA shouted, held unchallenged military sohnel carriers loaded with dawn today and encounter- derry hospital. ’The troops also flooded into sway for more than a year, troops nosed toward the barri- g(j almost no rsistance. It was the biggest military of- IRA havens in Armagh and At 4 a.m. 1,500 trwps with cades. There was no resistance. ^rmy officers believed most fenslve in the three years of re- Lurgan. oIIumoH WiiidoTprs tlmiat At one street corner n l^ ar- gunmen had gone liglous warfare in Northern Ire- Whitelaw said the purpose of nro-sirtp a n d beean ored personnel carriers, underground In the countryside l^ d . the operaUon was to open up "1° n l dnwnTarHca^ea strung out in a defensive ;ine. jjgd across the border to the The Catholics stayed inside the areas previously closed to The ^soldiers, their faces r^aTm ore1” mlchUc™^^^^^^^^ Republic. their homes as the 'troops en- ®"o blackened and in full combat At a slenal the convoy fanned l^ree hours after the troops tered the "Free Derry" en- able “ gear, met only slight resistance out and toe digger known as a breached toe first barricades, claves in Londonderry for the move freely through ^1 areas Derry siren” scoobydoo bit *wlth its three- William Whitelaw, toe British first time in more than a year, and so protect toe whole com- gg^nded an Invasion alert, nronged blades into a barricade administrator for Nortoem Ire- But after dawn they began to munlty. ,j,^g jj gj^^j of three bumed-out autos and announced; ‘ "The BriUsh come out. The troops also went into the gunman and a gasoline bomber cement blocks It tore toe bar- army are now in occupation children taunted the soldiers “ no go” areas Protestant milt- jjyt found no bodies. and control throughout North- with cries of "P ig s!" "English tants had established in Belfast ,pjjg assault had been ex­ rier apart in three minutes. ’Troops leap-frogged from bastards,” and "Leave us in protest against toe IRA bar- pected since late Sunday when hedge to hedge. serior officer com- alone.” ricades. But there toe members ^hueiaw announced the army Suddenly several shots mented; ’"The trouble will Women shook their fists at of toe Protestant Ulster De- cracked out. Everyone took probably come when the full the troops. Crowds of youths fense Association began pulling (See Page Eighteen) cover. But then toe gunmen faded into toe rain-swept dark­ ness. / ' One barricade buster, a Cen- . turion tank with bulldozer blades, clanked out of toe night to smash another barrier. Sol­ diers advanced behind toe tank. ’Two bombs exploded. A cloud of smoke billowed up. Plrlhg crackled around toe advancing force. A grenade exploded nearby, but no one was injured. Except for toe soldiers, toe streets were deserted. Some­ where a siren walled. ’This was toe Irish Republican Army’s signal to toe 36,000 Ro­ man Catholics of "Free Derry” that toe British Invaders were coming in. ’The absence of civilians was just what toe army wanted, and it was one of toe reasons why toe troops launched their four-pronged assault before J To Dig Up dawn. A colonel commanding toe force that moved In from toe north of toe guerrilla enclave Chained T o said; ‘"The idea was to get min­ imum losses with toe max- MXNNEAPOLIS, Minn- (AP) scene after receiving an States, surpassing the $600,000 Imuro presence. We wMted to __^Orglnia Piper, the attractive anonjnmous Up. The agents un- paid in ISOS to the abductdrs of awe everyrone and ~ dissuade socialite whose husband paid $1 locked her handcuffs, but could Robert C. Qreenlease, 6, son of them from reslsUng.” million ransom to free her from not free her from the chain. So a Kansas City, Mo., car dealer. As dawn broke) sniper fire in- u kidnapers, dug at toe ground four agents bent toe small tree Mrs. Piper's ordeal began creased, but by this Ume toe with her bare hands while try- to toe ground and she was able Thursday when two men burst area was flooded with troops. Ing to free herself from a tree to slip the chain over it. into toe fashionable Piper home Personnel carriers, with heavy British machine gunner covers an infantryman British soldiers entered various IRA strongholds to which she had been chained "This is terribly funny, real- in suburban Orono. Both wore machine guns swivelling in during occupation of the Catholic section of Bog- with tanks and other armor. in a forest. ly—four of them jumped on toe black nylon masks over their (See Page Eighteen) Side, Londonderry, Northern Ireland. About 13,000 (AP photo) "I wasn’t actually in fear of swung it ^ k and ^ads Md each h^ two pistols, my life until they left me on “ down,” Mrs. Pi- Mrs. Piper said toe kidnapers Friday," Mrs. Piper said. , , ,, , , put tope over her eyes threw a "Then I thought ‘I’m chained to also disclosed toat she case over her head and a tree here and they’ll find me not know how much money ordered her to He the L in November ’ " ™*lltonalre husband had back seat of a car while they paid her kidnapers until after drove her to a wilderness are \ Spaak Dies, He Led Mrs. Piper, who discussed gj,g returned home safely Sat- near Duluth, about 140 miles Inmate Kills Guard the kidnaping at a news confer- urday. north of here, ence Sunday, said she then be- The kidnapers have not been Mrs. Piper said toe two kld- gfan digging in hopes of up- caught. napers had another man help- rooting toe six-inch-thick tree. Mrs. Piper’s husband is Har- ing them although she never One-Europe Move In Escape Attempt “ I thought toat the only way ry C. Piper, 54, board chairman saw him. She said she over- I could ever get out was to up- of toe Investment and broker- heard toe two abductors talking BRUSSELS (AP)_Paul Henri NORFOLK, Mass. (AP) — A for toe Boston Globe who was double murder in South Boston, root toe tree smd fell it and lug age firm of Piper, Jaffray and about an accomplice. Spaak, Belgian Socialist leader convicted murderer armed with Interviewing another inmate in Elliott was convicted of . mur- the tree out to toe highway. At Hopwood, Inc. She also said she never saw and one of toe architects of Eu- . , . , , , _ __,___the prison at toe time of the derlng a man and a woman in least It kept me busy. I figured Piper told newsmen Sunday the faces of her two abductors rcpean unity, and toe North At- o psos so oe p shooting, said an Inmate "sud- a South Boston apartment, toat by the end of toe week, I toat toe $1 milUon ransom in and guessed that both were lantlc Treaty Organization, died guard dead and wounded three (jeniy stood up and had a gun Officials identified the dead would be able to dump that $20 bills toat he delivered late about 6 feet tall and between 38 early today at the age eath was attributed to a Correctional Institute, author- ordered ail persons in toe "It was like a bad movie, a some degree of moblUty since it.” The money reportedly agents working on toe case, j^i^gy deficiency, ities said. He then barricaded room, including three guards, nightmare,” Miss Kirchhmeler toe chain, which was strung weighed 116 pounds. said it would have no comment gpaak had been vacationing himself and his wife Inside toe to lie down. When one guard reported. around toe tree from hand to "1 felt like a very expensive cn whether a third man was in- Azores and became ill on medium security prison. ‘ hesitated. Miss Kirchhmeler Burke said policemen were hand, had a three-foot leeway. parcel,” JJre. Piper said. volved. Saturday The U.S. Air Force State police snipers were said the inmate opened fire entering toe prison at noon and Mrs. Piper recalled a bit of The $1 ndfilon ransom is be- Mrs. Piper said she was not Brussels, rushed into prison ceil blocks with four shots, killing the were closing in on the area humor after she was found by lleved to be the most ever paid threatened or harmed and did Spaak was known as "Mr. and more than 160 state troop- guard. where they said Elliott and his r a i agents, who went to toe in a kidnaping In toe United not fear for her life until she ers and other policemen gath- Then, Miss Kirchhmeler said, wife were holed up. was abandoned in toe darkness Europe” for his work for Eu- ered outside toe prison which is toe Inmate and his wife retreat- Officials said they were not of toe forest Friday night. ropean unity and also played a located about 30 miles south- ed back into a prison cell block, sure how Elliott received the The kidnapers left her ‘ ’some leading part at toe founding west of Boston. Norfolk County Dlst. Atty. two pistols, but a prison official pop, a few pieces of cheese and meeting of the United Nations The shootings occurred in the George Burke said the inmate told a reporter that some wom- some soggy bread.” in San Francisco in 1945. He be- vlsltors’ room at about 9 a.m. Involved was Walter Elliott, 30, en visitors at the prison are not Marine Command Forbids She was found about 12 hours came the first president of the Anne Kirchhmeler, a reporter convicted in 1970 of a 1968 searched when they enter. later. U-N. General Assembly in 1946 4 Voluntary Segregation Mrs. Piper said she did not and in 1970 came out of retlre- eat or sleep during her captiv- ment to attend the 26th anni- . • n WASHINaTON (AP) — Gen. outs,’ restaurants, etc by Ity. versary meeting of the world Robert E. Cushman Jr., toe placing them out of bounds to ’The most miserable part organization in New York. Marine commandant, has or- Marines. When he retired from public (See Page Eighteen) dered an end to "voluntary seg- The commandant emphasized life at the a-'e of 67 in 1986, the Eagteton Taking Case regatlon” practices which have toat a unit leader’s future in Belgian statesman had been grown up in the corps. the Corps may well be In- premier twice and foreign min­ "No racial segregation is to fluenced by how he performs in ister six times. be permitted in toe barracks or assuring equal treatment and He interrupted his political career in Belgium in 1967 to To McGovern Tonight other living areas," Cushman opportunity for subordinates, Flat Grants said in a letter to all Marine Effective immediately, Cush- serve as secretary-general of generals and commanding offl- man directed, "fitness reports the North Atlantic ’Treaty Or- WASHINGTON (AP) — With 1960, 1964 and 1966 for mental "It would be the noble thing eerg, will include a statement of the For Welfare ganlzatlort. He held the post for the new party leadership urging depression. - for Tom Eagleton to step ‘"rhls includes voluntary seg- offlcer’a- or staff noncommls- five years. him to pull out. Democratic McGovern told newsmen ear- down," Mrs. Westwood said. regatlon which extends beyond sioned officer’s contriltotlon Start Today A power in Europe for 84 V 1 c e-presldentlal nominee ly Sunday "I really don’t know discussion of Eagle- 'Ji a reasonable request by a few and leadership in human rela- years, Spaak once said; “ I wap PAUL HENRI SPAAK Thomas F. Eagleton says he’ll at this point whether he’s a medical background is friends to bupk together." tlons." HAR’TFORD (AP)—Connectl- told that I look like Chtirohill take his fight for staying on toe pi^g or a minus” in the cam- eclipsing an airing of real cam- Marine sources explained ' In toe same letter, he or- cut’s 30,000 families receiving and speak Envllsh like Charles European Common ticket to George McGovern palgn against President Nixon pelgn issues. that some unit commanders dered a series of actions de^ assistance from the Welfare De- Boyer. Of course, I woi^ Market and over toe years con- tonight. but said "we might very well She said there would be noto- have allowed black and white signed to eliminate grounds for partment won*t be getting sep* er speak English like Churchill to predict a united Eu- Whether he stays on wiil be a decide that the thing to do is ^ Democratic National servicemen to separate into ra- complaint by blacks and other arate payments for special and look like Charles ®®ver, despite traditional hostil- joint decision, the Missouri sen- for him to stay on.” -- Committee could do if Eagleton cial groups living In different Marines alleging dls- needs after today. He spent his life fighting na- ^ poUcigg ator said Sunday, and if presl- At the time Eaaleton dls- refuse a request from p a rta 'S ’ tTeir barracks. ®Hminato^^^^^^^ ...... They’ll be getttog payments Charles de rntiai candidrie McG^ern eictd^’^Ms^t^edicarSo^^^^^^^ As a result, toe sources said, “Quotas for transfer will be g„,g, „„ gj^^ an evil toat had divided Eurcpe should ask him to get off “ I Tuesday, McGovernrSnvom hadViaH saidanlH r . Z® . . racial polarization has deepen- filled in such manner that all jg, „,e state’s new "flat grant” centuries. He was also a big - out the committee could name Once Spaak had the whole can’t prejudge what I would do. -t jign’t have toe slightest ” " t h g r candidate within "10 ed and on occasion black and will share equally with respect g gt^^ ^nown formally as toe '"a" physically, carrying 230 Belgian Parliament on the <*i .think that I’d perhaps doubt about toe wisdom of my vriUte factions have squared off to toe individual Marine’s abUi- Connecticut Family Assistance f verge...... of tears as he recalled.. ,^antwu...... cmore time to think It ' V. ■ .. . 1 . 1 of my j weeks, it choice’ Of Eagleton. Mrs.”Westwood and Paterson against each other. ' iy> personal desires and deslr- p|gjj cEAP. **'® ^*’**'** ,, his parting with King Leopold o v e r” he said "Violence by Marines both on abUity of toe assignment,” For example, a family of two on a battlefield amid toe u ... . f..?" ^ were selected for their jobs by Eagleton said he will present would be willing to step aside McGovern but both said on the and off base must be stopped," Cushman wrote. members will get $310.69 In two Soviet dogate Andrei Y. wreckage of 1940. his case to McGovern j t a honorably if McGovern con- television interview toat they toe Marine commandant said. Also, Cushman said that pun- installments each month. A Vlshinsky; "The Soviet dele Spaak wanted the king to ac- njggting "■nie resDonslbilityresponsibility of lead- IshmentsIshmenta ' and work details ,g ^ „ nf fn..rtour will getp-et m $310.69 io 69 Tate»’''‘ ® need"®®« not look lorfor com-ccm cg„,pg„ycompany him to England to Z h i a‘ d “ e d ° " h e ‘ s ^ S t w m m a k f a vIce-prrsldrntlLI Elagleton to wlto- ershlp makes it mandatory toat handed out to Intovidual Ma- a family of eight, $505.23 P»®a‘ ®e uJ,der toe old system, but main- y®“ * 's®® y®"® Bovern- ..between my king and „iy " ° " s ‘"®® l® st’Tuesday when he interviewed NBC’s "Meet <<‘Meet toe Press’’ interview, mandhur In eliminating raclaUy picked on by vlndictiye or prej- mont, fear'of yCUr policy.” disclosed that he had under- the Press Sunday, urged .. segregated bars, liberty ‘hang- udlced commanders. » ^ (Seo Page Eighteen) ' Spaak was a principal found- (See Page Eighteen) gone psychiatric treatment in Eagleton to drop out. , (See Page Eighteen)...... ^ . ,\ V- : 'V • ' ..''v'. \

4 , Ma n c h e s t e r e y e i n g h e e a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n „ Mo n d a y , j u l y s i , 1972 RAGE THREE ^AGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JULY 81, 1972f U.S. Troops Cut ( Sheinwold on Bridge Dapper Bandits Rob 'Posh Hotel T V Tonight For Vietnam NEW YORK (AP) — Five down. Hiey didn't even hand- He said that when the men BEST PLAYER MISSES FIRE SAIGON (AP) —U.S. troop By ALFRED SHEINWOLD armed meh. In business suits cuff me.” left, they told ttie employes to See Saturday’e TV Herald NORTH strength In Vietnam dropped by Etnd moustaches called at the A number of brown, metal wait five minutes before calling “ T H E W A Y “ Who Is tlip best card player for Complete Uatlnga. 600 more men last week to a posh Plaza Hotel early today, safe deposit boxes among a police. in this tournament?" a lady ♦ Q9 E? K 9 5 3 total of 46.000. the U.S. Ck>m- herded 20 employes and guests group lining two walls hung "We gave them 10 minutes,” asked me a few weeks ago dur­ mand announced today. This into a back room and rifled 15 open. Leins said. "We gave them all I HEARD IT” S:00 (8) All About Faces ing the Bridge Olympics at the 0 K 9 4 4k A 10 9 6 leaves 7,000 men to go home In to t(0 safe deposit boxes. One inadvertant witness was the time they wanted.” (18) Jim and Tammy Americana Hotel in Miami five weeks in order to meet Police said they had no im- taxi driver 'KflUlam Leins, who Jack Craver, general man- (M) Mister Rogers Beach. I hesitated for a few WEST EAST President Nixon’s target ot 80,- by John Gruber (SO) Hogan’s Heroes momenta and then suggested 4 AK753 4 86 mediate estimate of the haul. was standing by his cab when ager of the Plaza, said there A similar robbery at the ex- he noticed the five men get out were about 126 safe deposit (40) I Love Lucy that she watch Jean Besse of (? J 7 Q? 84 000 men In the country by Sept, elusive Hotel Pierre last New of their car and go inside. boxes In the rear of the offices' 5:30 (8) I Dream'^ or Jeannle the Swiss team. She was back 0 A 10 3 2 0 365 1. Year’s weekend netted an esU- Leins said he noticed the men but he did not know the number (SZ) Hogan’s Heroes a few minutes later, after ♦ 54 J), Q J 8 7 3 2 Not Included In the.^ com ­ (S4) Electric Company mand's weekly summary are mated $1 million to $4 million had left a bottle ot liquor In the that were opened, Lots of people go to Washing­ watching today’s hand. SOUTH Space doesn't permit listing (80) GlUlgan’s Island some 100,000 Navy, Marine and in gems — most of which have back seat and, assuming the About 700 to 800 guests were ton in the summer, I suppose West dealer 4 ) 1042 everything but I can at least hit (40) News Air F'orce personnel fighting not been recovered. men were checking In, went in- registered at the hotel today. because they can't go at any oth­ Neither side vulnerable ^ AQ 1062 the high points for those of you 5:55 (S) What’s Happening the war from ships off the In today's heist, the bandit side to tell the night manager but only a few were to be seen er tim/e. It's a hot, muggy town who will be in Wtiahlngton at Opening—lead King ot Spades 0 Q87 6:00 (S-8-82) News coast and bases In Guam and team pulled up at the Plaza, lo- that they had forgotten It. In the ornate, mirrored lobby a but nowadays most everything the time. I klbiUed this hand myself ♦ K (18) Movie Thailand. Gated on Fifth Avenue at the When he walked In, he said, few hours after the robbery. Aug. 30. 8;30 p.m. National during the match between Italy West North EasI South is air conditioned so it is no (Z4) Hodgepodge Lodge southern edge of Central Park, one of the men turned him ______\ longer as bad as it used to be. Symphony in an all modem pro­ and Australia. (The same hands Pass Pass 2 (SO) To TeU the Truth 1 ♦ about 4 a.m. They rifled the around, put a gun in his back ----- . , v All of which brings me around to gram to be heard in the Om- "Cabaret" opens tomorrow will follow in "See How They were played In all 19 matches Pass 3 0 Pass 4 HO) Daniel Boone boxes and drove off an hour and directed him to the office the twelve-day music festival cert Hall. night for a two-week engage­ Run,” Aug. 7 through 12. of any session.) It didn’t seem All Pas* «:S0 (3) CBS News later In a tan station wagon. where the others were held. H erald they will be Jiaving there start­ -Aug. 31. 8:30 p.m. Theater ment at the Nutmeg Summer The Shakespeare Festival at all unusual. (8) ABC News Edner Smith, a bellman at "They said, ‘Everybody be ing Aug. 30. Chamber Players in an all mod­ Playhouse at Storrs. The play Theater In Stratford will pre­ Benito Garozzo led the king Classified Ads (24) Evening at P i ^ the I^aza, said he was standing Rice and nobody gets hurt,’” The Kennedy Center will be em program. In the Concert recMls the sinister sensuaility of sent three plays this week. of spades from the West hand tlons and got the story. West (22-SO) NBC News at his post in the lobby when a Leins recalled. G et Fast Results the place and it will be open HaU. pre-war Germany, and com­ "Julius Ceasar” will be per­ and continued with the ace of led the top spades and con­ tall, heavy-set man with a again. (It has been closed be­ Sept. 1, 8:30 p.m. The Con­ bines the splashy tunes of the formed tomorrow. It stars Ber­ 0:55 (40) News spades. Since his partner had tinued with a third spade. Besse moustache, dressed in a suit cause of general vandalism and temporary Chamber Elnsemble. cabaret nightclubs with songs of nard Kates as Ceasar and Paul 7:00 (S) Movie not signaled for a continuation, feared that East had the jack (8) Truth or Conse­ and CEirrylng a suitcase, walked souvenir swiping.) And it will The program Includes Schoen­ serious intent. "Cabaret" will Hecht as the youthful Mark Garoszo switched to the jack of of hearts and therefore ruffed In up to him . berg's "Pierrot Limaire" (Moon­ run until Aug. 12. Antony. quences hearts. dummy with the king of hearts be completed, which is more Smith said he asked the man struck Pierrot) the work that The Oakdale Musical Theater The second play is also by (22-30) News TTm Seres, playing the South Then he led a heart from dum­ than it was when I was down if he weinted a room. more than any other established will present that smash box of­ Shakespeare. Paul Hecht plays (40) ABC News hand for Australia, took the my and tried a finesse with the for the opening, a year ago. At "N o." the man said, "this is flSildf H mi that time the Eisenhower The­ the composer's syle and reputa­ fice success "Jesus Christ the now aging Antony in 7:30 (8) This Is Your Life queen and ace of hearts, draw­ ten of hearts. a holdup.” tion. In the Concert Hall. Super Star." Written by the "Antony and Cleopatra" (18) Dick Van Dyke ing trumps, and led a diamond Besse would have been a hero ater was nowhere near com­ "Then he showed me his pleted and many of the back- Sept. 2, 8:30 p.m. Contempo­ talented team of Webber and Salome Jens shares top billing (22) Olympians ’72 to dummy’s king. He got back if East had held the Jack of gun,” Smith related. stage areas that the public didn't rary Chamber Ensemble in an Rice, "Super Star" is one of the as the Queen of the Nile. It (24) Connecticut News­ to his hand with the king of hearts. As It was, he made both U M C n AMmEMENT Airmf Jimmy CJonway, an elevator see were either incomplete or in all modem program. (Concert strongest attractions now play­ plays on Aug. 3 and 6. room clubs to discard two diamonds of us look bad. He Is sUll my -the TiAroAl* df mahi<]y«4t m PMK IN NEW ENIUINO operator with the Plaza for 44 Hall. ing on Broadway. The concert The third show Is one of Ber­ (30) Let’s Make a Deal from dummy on the jack and choice for the number one card dowrftown iDAnekatap Jm a state of chaos. years, said the men locked him It's a beautifuj^place and well Sept. 4, 8 p.m. Cimarosa's "II version of this rock opera will nard Shaw's most popular (40) Polka! ten of spades. Then he trumped player of the recent Olympics, along with other employes and worth seeing; moreover, acou­ Matrimonio segreto (The Secret be presented at Oakdale Aug. plays, "Major Barbara,” which 8 : 0 0 (22-30) BasebaU Pre- two diamonds in the dummy but don’t tell anybody I sold so. lUlNlS DAYS \ NIUIIS guests in a back room among a H ribbons emd riii^ stical qualities of the various Marriage). This is a baroque, 1-6. It will be followed on Aug. will play Aug. 2 and 4. Qame Show and made his contract with an Dally Question EVERY DAY & NIGHT series of offices while they M ^ . m halls are really good. The opera chamber opera featuring the 7 through 12 by Sergio Franchl The Candlewood Theater in (8-40) Jesse Owens Re­ overtrlck. As dealer, you bold: Spades, till lucliiH’. SUNDAYS rifled the boxes. house is rather too, too red, but Rome Piccolo Opera in the New Fairfield will feature to­ turns to Berlin Simple Hand J-10-4-2! Hearts, A-Q-IO-6-2; with the Trinidad Steel Band. "They were real nice about for M f moMiig in the dark this is not so over­ Opera House. day through Aug. 12 "D o I Hear (24) A New Home For the West could have taken the ace Diamonds, Q-8-7; Clubs, K. ENTme PARK OPEN • 1 PAL The Storrowton Theater In it,” Conway said. “They saw !■ whelming. Sept. J5, 8:30 p.m. Virtuosi di A Waltz” with Patrice Munsell. (18) News of diamonds to stop the over­ What do you say? West Springfield Mass, will pre­ APTIIHIOON my gray hair and told me to sit Among the organizations that Roma in a progfram devoted en­ sent today through Aug. 5, Aug. 7 through 13 "Butterflies Arts. trick, but he could not have de­ Answer: Pass or bid one Badfss On Sale will participate in the 32 plamved tirely to the music of Monte­ "Marne," with Angela Leuis- are Free" features Celeste 8:16 (22-30) Baseball feated the contract. A simple heart. Most experts would pass events are the National Sym­ verdi. Concert Hall. bury, who starred in the origi­ Holme. 8:30 (18) Water World hand, simply played. since the singleton king should I P.M. to 4 P.M. phony Orchestra, the Romo Pic­ Sept. 6, 8:30 p.m. National nal Broadway production, fea­ The Sharon Playhouse opens 0:00 (3) Here’s Lucy (B) "That man you told me to not be counted for full value. Symphony Orchestra in an all Good for All Rides colo Opera, the Virtuosi di tured in the title role. Next, on tomorrow night with "Dark of (18) 700 Club watch can’t play cards for sour Adventurous players would modem program in the Concert Roma, the Theater Chamber Aug. 7-12, the A1 Martino show the Moon” which will play (S40) Movie apples,” the lady stormed a few open the bidding with this bor­ IP J i to 6 PLM. Hall. Players, Uve Contemporary with MyrcHi Cohen will play through Aug. 6. Next will be (3) Doris Day (R) minutes after this hand had derline hand. Visitors from Italy Make Themselves at Home Sept. 7, 8 p.m. "Barblere di (24) Book Beat Copyright 1072 (Chamber Ensemble, 'he New Storrowton. "Watch on the Rhine” running been played. A T N IG H T £' Theme for the event is "The Sept. 8. “ Juditha triumphans" the next attraction. It will star $R ( I PAR K REAR 0 9 THCAT^^I ''' O TP.l Old £ind The New" and music (Judith Triumphant) a baroque which will run Aug. 10 through Noel Harrison, and run Aug. 7 Burnside— "Godfather” 8:00 Gaffney, Bailey Differ from the baroque era will be opera by Vivaldi which I've 19. through 12. Streets Get Cinema 1—“ Godfather” 1:30, Dubcek Backers Put on Trial Train Leaves contrasted by music of the 20th never seen. In the Opera House. "Sunny" will be playing at Central Connecticut State Col­ 5:00, 8:30 S 1 . 5 0 Sept. 9. National Symphony PRAGUE (AP) — Three Gustav Husak, who succeeded century; there 1s nothing in be­ the Goodspeed Opera House In lege in New Britain will present New Surfaces Cinema n — “ Snoopy Come Trail of Fires with soloists and chorus in Brit­ more supporters of ousted Dubcek as party chief. On Plan for Election tween. So the programs will not East Haddam until Aug. 12. It “ What the Butler Saw” by Joe Home” 1:00, 3:00, 6:00, 7:00, ten's "War Requiem.” will be followed, on Aug. 14, by Manchester streets to be re­ Czechoslovak leader Alexander Bartosek in the early 1960s PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — be hackneyed, in any event. Orton. This, his last play writ­ 9:00 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the GOP and would provide the surfaced tomorrow, under a pro­ S 3 . 5 6 Dubcek went on trial today on wrote a booklet m TM« rau motor vehicle, and improper use Thefts reported over the He said used cars are sold For Parents and I • « o#«icf onSit the Democratic primaries and learned of Sunday and that in • Adjustable cantilever of marker plates. weekend Included: and bought Ir. wholesale lots be­ Their Children Model CTF21C AT I It Court date is Aug. 14. has since been working lor the post she will move over to 0 R ;V t-iN iMOWTOat — Fishing equipment worth $60 tween dealers in the northeast TIPS ON IRELAND shelves. ATOUW McGovern. Democratic National Com­ t^Aiiirr lACHMITI taken from a home at 61 Ham­ states. Q IH tllA L AUOICNCES The Westport woman, a mittee headquarters. She has « New Easy-Stor door Police estimated "'that about lin St. ' . Quinn expects to coordinate AH A 0ti Admitted BY member of the Democratic been working at McGovern’s 1,600 young people attended a — Seven bicycles reported and sift Information with the shelves are adjustable, Washington headquarters since folk and jazz concert held at Mt. stolen from various locations in other officials, he said. Other State Central Committee, was ONLY portable and easy-to- one of the Inside McGovern ad­ the convention. TRAVEL Nebo Saturday. The event, spon­ town. topics will include infiltration PAHINTAL QUIDANCK NOW SERVING ... clean containers. sored by SAM (Summer Activi­ -s- About $46 in cash taken Into leg(itimate business by or­ •uooano < £ a ( B o m u L ties in Manchester), ran from 1 from a home at 63 T€inner St. tMMMMwNoil* • 2-position meat keeper. NOW m i SEE HIM, ganized crime, and recent SulnliliForPn.Ttm«m WORLD p.m. to 11 p.m. homicides in New England. • Rolls out on wheels. NOWmiDONT No major incidents were re­ Paul Allen, 16, of 446 Oakland W E MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRISES The word Irish conjures up in.,, the mind such visions of the ported by police. Two youths St., was treated at Manchester RECORD OF 66 YEARS Memorial Hospital Saturday af­ "Little Green Men (Leprechauns), the colour green in particular, drinking beer were taken into ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (A P )- . . aKralcTio CUSTOMER CARE custody and released to their ternoon for minor injuries he re­ V*»Vnqiilm ■ccompunyim LUNCHEONS . . . Mrs. Virginia Miller’s family Day In Day O u t... ballads, dancing music, St. Patrick's Day and the wearing of the RwtntDrAduH Gueratan . . . EVERYWHERE Y O U SUCKER parents. One youth was taken ceived when his bicycle was in has had phone service since 12NOON.2P.M.DAH.Y United Artists • 1972 WW Owar ^rodwcMn* to Manchester Memorial Hos­ collision with a car at Parker 1906, and it is the longest con­ green. F.ist Dependable Service Disney Co-Hit pital where he received emer­ St. and Tolland Tpke. tinual service at the same Ireland's out-of-doors life is available all year round. Every "THE BAREFOOT gency room treatment for Ein The car was being operated address reported to South­ Mix Business, Pleasure month of the year has something going on. Salmon fishing from CUNT EXECUTIVE” by Barbara Tarallo of 106 Pros­ on PRESCRIPTIONS 3 Cycle Deluxe, Convertible 12 Cu. Ft. 2 Door apparent overdose. western Bell. ^ NO OMR UNDER I 7 A O M IT T R O pect St., Rockville. January to October; other fishing, both sea and river, is plentiful; Automatic Defrost EASTWOOD — NEXT — Available records show the (Agt lim it may vary in cartain araari . . . resulting in meaningful horse racing and horse shows nine months of the year. Golf can ’’CLOCKWORK ORANGE” Steven W. Ayasse, 16, of Bast telephone service in this area Planning to talk business over HANG EM HIGH Western civilization first was inaugurated in 1879, a DISHWASHER Hartford, was charged with fail­ lunch? Enjoy it in our congenial sur­ savings to you every day! be played every month at reasonable prices for a day's play, with REFRIGERATOR ure to grant one-half of the flourished on the Plain of spokesman said. many courses in the championship class. Many other sports are Yoiir'Choice ot Colon! Regnlar $299 SPECIAL PURCHASE ONLY highway Saturday night on Dart­ Marv’dasht in 4,000 B.C. Relics roundings. W e offer o varied menii No upa and down* in your Preooriptlon of that ancient Persian cul­ pursued vigorously and entnusiastically in air parts of the counjg^c^ mouth Rd. Court date Is Aug. 14. of complete meals, entrees. ooata — no “ dlaoounta” today, “ Regular $ $ Ronald J. Smith, 18, of 882 ture can still be seen in Perse- prices” tomorrow! nurling and "Gaelic" football being the national games. ____ polis, a major tourist attrac­ 228 Tunnel Rd., Vernon, was ar­ No “ reduced speoials’’—4m> “ tmnporary No visit to Ireland is complete without a visit to the Blarney rested early this morning, tion in what is today Iran. I reductions” on Freseriptlons to lure charged with second-degiree Vistors will find there the ENJOY DINNER HERE customers! Stone, or . to Bunratty Castle for its excellent banquet and enter­ clriminal trespass, in conniection remains of an ancient city in­ MANCHESTER Prepared by our tainment. At the latter you dine and wine in the style of the Medi­ cluding 1.3 of the huge col­ At the some .time, there Is never any with an alleged house break on MASTER CHEF compromise in service or quality! Bretton Rd. Court date Is Aug. umns that stood in the impos­ COUNTRY CLUB eval lords of over 500 years ago. You are served by charming 14. ing audience hall of Darius ladies dressed in garments of that period and royally entertained OPEN TONIGHT till 9! the Great. RESTAURANT ENJOY YOUR FAVORITE DRINK IN m V OUT OUR LOWEST with song. Do not forget to pay a call at one of the taverqs, where serving Connecticut homemakers s i n c e 1909 8. MAIN ST,— ^MANCHESTER OUR COMFORTABLE COCKTAIL LOUNGE FBtOES RVEBT DAY OF IMB W e OeUver MktMdntUKkMdutai. YKAB . . . A ^ YOU SAVE you can sing all the old songs, many new ones and you will learn •CASH EveiTw here 91 TOBISilUBRIOGt f XIT WIST OmIttBciSmAiawGarfuRfed MORE TBBOilOHOUT THE quite a few more to bring back home. OPEN HFT AT BLUE HIUS AVlNUf STARTS WEDNESDAY Open To The Public VITO'S F ast DOftENPETOn AiaHbqeRiaidMcsMBcr. YEAR . ^ . ON ALL YOUR You will come away from Ireland having made many naw • CHARGE LEGAL BEVERAGES FORMERLY jeatiucBJPTtois n e e d s . friends, whose friendship will follow you back to the USA. VHJLA LOUISA EVERY SOLDIER CamarKnowledge’ LUNCHEON SPECIALS Before you board your plane oo not forget that one of the VILLA LQUISA RD. TWr us AND SEE blau BUDGET best duty free shops is at Snannon airport. furniture stores Served Daily 11:30 A.M. BOLTON NIGHT PLAN YOUR NEXT TRIP WITH Middletown Old S^iybrook M.inchcster •TERMS Sttoapy; to 3 P.M. OPEN SUNDAYS JACK 3 4 6 -6 6 0 6 388-5300 643-4159 We Oater To Banquets, Come Lm i HIiON Closed Mondays till 9 Weddings and PRrties TRAVEL UP TO Home BARBARA i£ a £ o n n jL D AILY A T 1 1 ^ ^ FRH PARKING 5?cl~ 3333 Tel. 6164)1113 WORLD Saturdays Formerly Keith’s of Manchester •3 YEARS l*3-(5- 1116 Main Street Sun.-Thur. Fri.-Sat. 7-0 AT 8 PJtf. 67 EAST CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER, CONN. 647-9949 tiU 5:30 Phone 648-4169 580 BURNStOE fiVt tfi'.T HfiPTFORO A IM FAMCAN — WIST M IO W jrM ,: TO PAY 1:30 - 5:00- , 12:30 - 3:30- , TSTOOinIRir'' TECHfllCOLOk* 5 M'NUUS FROM HTfD I {TIT 58 8:30 7:00-10,:00 WOODSTOCK ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ENDS TOBtOBBOW “TnE CKIDFATHEB” 8 PJuT I-.--

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In freezing blood, only the~ Southergill-Harmon Sideris-Sheehan Our Servicemen | red blood cells are taken for DeLisle-Moquin 1 Bolton Town Clerk Retires, the basic freezing process. Other parts of the blood are Navy PO 1. C. PhllUp W. Ott, chilled separately and a pa­ Linda Suaan Harmon of Weat son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwar(l The Baby Has The maiTlage of Kathleen Vir­ tient receives only the part of Simsbury, formerly of Manches­ Ott of MountEdn 8t. and hus­ ginia Sheehan ot Andover to blood he needs. Thus, one ter, and Oerald Robert Souther- Ven Kenneth Slderis of West Ending a Family Tradition band of Mrs. Lorraine N. Ott donor’s blood may be used for gill of Canton were wed June of Brooklyn St., all of Rock­ Hartford was solemnised July more than one person, such as ville, has returned to Davia- 24 at the First Oongregfatlonal 22 at St. Bridget’s Church In By JUDI’TH DONOHUE the red blood cells, white cells Church of Collinsville. West Hartford. Herald Correspondent viUe, R. I., with the Naval Mo­ Been Named and plasma. Tile bride is the daughter of The bride Is the daughter of Olive Toomey served her bile ConsUiiction Battalion 1 af- .ter completing an eight-month Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore J. Am- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. last day as town clerk to­ bruso of West Simsbury. The deployment to the Indian Ocean Sheehan of Boston HIU Rd. The day, ending not only a 39- bridegroom Is the son of Mr. bridegroom Is a son of Mr. and atoll of Diego Garcia, where year career, but a 119-year Nicheraon, Michael T. Jr., son of Michael T. and Nancy and Mrs. Norman C. Souther- Mrs. Venyrelos Slderis of West the Navy Seabees tu’e construct- ’ family tradition. Ing a U.S. Naval Communica­ A. Lee Nlcherson, 130 Vernon Ave., Rockville. He was bom gill of Canton. Hartford. Members of the Toomey fam­ July 7 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grand­ The Rev. Charles E. Schlelch The Rev. Kenneth Shiner per­ tions facility. m p h a r m a c v M ily have kept the town records parents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Lee, Rockville. His of Canton performed the double­ formed the double-ring cere­ 455 HARTFORD RD. since the 1700’s, with Just three paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Nlcherson, ring ceremony. Miss Laura Dob- mony. Bouquets of white flow- Navy Seaman Stephen W. Rotkvllle. MANCHESTER Bon ot Lynn, Mass., cousin of eirs were on the altar, and the members of the family contrib­ Sloixxllan, son ot Mr. and Mrs. uting 99 years of service. *■ * «. * .* the bridegroom, was organist. pews were mprked with sprays Francis R. Brodle of Jurovaty Arrangements of white gladioli, Mrs. Toomey, now 78, has de­ Rd., Andover, is serving on the Jaworski, John Woodrow, son of John W. and Sharon of white carnations. McCann Jaworski, 31 Waddell Rd., Manchester. He was bom lavender carnations and Ivy Given in marriage by her fa­ cided to give up the town clerk staff of the commander of the were on the altar. post so that she oan devote Seventh Fleet aboard the guided July 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ ther, the bride wore an empire parents are Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow McCann, 47 Packard St. The bride was given in mar­ gown of French net trimmed more Ume to other "pet” proj­ missile cruiser USS Oklahoma riage by her stepfather. She ects Including her Job as Bol­ City, which is back at the "gun- His paternal grandparents are Mrs. Florette Jaworski, South with venlse lace and designed Windsor, and Walter Jaworski, Hartford. His paternal great- wore a full-length Ivory color ton’s Director of Archives. line” off the coast of Vietnam with mandarin neckline, long grandparents are Mrs. Leona Lachance, Stafford Springs, and gown, designed with lace bodice, Fannhouae Operation after a short port call in Japan. fitted sleeves and chapel train. Mrs. Mary Jaworski, Hartford. sheer puffed sleeves, and satin When her husband, the late , Her chapel-length veil of silk ***.*« skirt accented with pearls. Her Illusion was attached to a pearl- David Toomey, was appointed Midshipman James E. veil of matching lace was at­ trimmed lace crown, and she town clerk In 1983. Mrs. Toomey Schrelber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Riiest, Archie Alfred Jr., son of Archie A. and Laurel tached to a pearl crown, and carried a cascade bouquet of was named his assistant. Upon George S. Schreiber of 464 Penney Ruest, 85 E. Main St., Rockville. He was bom July 7 ' m l H she carried an ivory colored white roses, carnations and his death In 1962, she was ap­ Gardner St., has completed ‘ at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandfather is Bible with stephanotis and iav- fugi mums with accents of lav­ pointed to succeed him. summer ariatlon indoctrination Herman E. Penney, Rockville. His paternal grandparents are ender carnations. ender and purple. When the town clerk post be­ for Naval Academy midship­ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gerious, Hartford. Miss Maureen Murphy of West Mrs. Doreen Oohn of Canton came elective in later years, men at the Naval A\iation * * * « At ALL TIMES Hartford was maid of honor. Mrs. Toomey was often en­ Schools Command, Naval Air was matron of honor. Her em­ Blaekinoii, Lisa Michelle, daughter of Ronald A. and Yn cMMt pick IN Iwar Her gown and headpiece were pire gown of mint green chif­ dorsed by both of the town’s Station. Pensacola, Fla. Terri DeBrule Blackmon, Glastonbury. She was bom July 7 fashioned In a lavender, orchid, fon was trimmed with white V political parties. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents when you will be ill. That aqua and nlle green floral print. Tace and satin ribbon and fash­ Town business was conducted Gunnery Sgt. Jess E. Wag­ are Mr. and Mrs. Dever DeBrule, Silver City, N. C. Her patern­ is why we are ready — it ner Jr. of Manchester recently She carried a bouquet of white ioned with high ruffled collar out of their large farm house on al grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Blackmon. wa!'. promoted to his present lii thMt — to give your gladioli, lavender miniature and long bishop sleeves. She Toomey Lane from 1933 to 1959. Charlotte. N. C.^he has a brother, Scott Ashley, 4. carnations and stephanotis. wore a matching.straw picture when the modem town office rank in formal ceremonies at ■; ^ *.♦*,•* prescriptions our immedi­ the Naval Air Station in South Bridesmaids were Miss hat. building and vault were con­ ate attention. Because our Weymouth, Mass., where he is Halqiiist, Melissa Rae, daughter of Harry D. and Susan :;X Elaine Wllus* of Collinsville and Bridesmaids were Miss Sheryl structed. presently the non-commissioned Englehardt Halquist, 112 Nike Circle, Manchester. She was service is so prompt, you Miss Marie Patti of Windsor. Osborne of Andover, cousin of Recording early legal docu- . officer in charge of the public born July 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal start your treatment sooner Hielr gowns and headpieces the bride; Mrs, Stratis Slderis ments often entailed a great affairs office for the Marine At­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dickey, Buffalo, N. Y. were styled to match the honor of West Hartford, sister-in-law of deal ot work, according to the Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Hal­ . . . get relief faster. Bring attendant’s, and they carried town clerk. All records were tack Squadron 322. He has (Hastings photo) the bridegroom; and Miss Mary quist, Wilcox, Pa, She has a brother, Christopher Scott, 3',i your next prescriptions to bouquets of lavender miniature handwritten on 10’’xl6” paper. served with the group since MRS. DENNIS WALTER DeLISLE Lou Henry of New Britain. Their * *. $1' * ,*1 us. carnations and white gladioli. Two documents that stand out 1951. In his present post, he cor­ orchid color gowns amd picture Shaw, Katherine Elaine, daughter of Richard O. and "rhe flower girl was Molly Alvina Bernice Moquin of A reception was held at the hats were styled to match the in Mrs. Tommey’s mind are a relates news releases and (Bruno photo) Barbara Wreggit Shaw, RFD 1. Moose Meadow Rd., West Wll- Feona Bruch of 19 Nike Circle. church hall. For the wedding 77-page railroad agreement and photos pertaining to the op- MRS. GERALD ROBERT SOUTHERGILL Coventry became the bride of honor attendant’s. All the at­ lington. She was born July 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ M"'nchc.''ter steosi.ster of the trip, Mrs. DeLisle chose a white tendants carried cascade bou­ a 40-page lease. er ' ’ s f the squadron. He is tal. Her maternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Winston ■ p h a r m a c y IB bride^ Her gown and headbow Dennis Walter DeLlsle of Man­ empire dress. The couple is "Nowadays" , Mrs. Toomey self-employed in Hartford and quets of lavender and purple Wreggit, Detroit, Mich. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. were similar to those worn by chester July 21 in a camflelight living at 173 Demlng St. (Ira Notlk pho(o) says, "Such domuments are lives in Manchester with his 455 HARTFORD RD. statice, asters, chrystanthe- Frank Shaw. Vernon. She has two sisters, Jennifer, 3, and the adult attendants, and she ceremony at the Second Con­ mums, miniature carnations and MRS. VEN KENNETH SIDERIS placed on microfilm and re­ wife Delores and their two MANCHESTER daughters. Elizabeth, 2. Pratt-Petersen carried a basket filled with gregational Church ot Coventry. baby’s breath with orchid color corded InstantEuieously." , lavender and white miniature The bride is a daughter of Mr. streamers. Business 'Then and Now carnations. and Mrs. Richard Moquin of John Eselunas of West Hart­ Recording deeds and property Robert Wesneski of Collins­ Highland Rd. The bridegroom ford served as best man. Ushers Dumbnt-Sass transfers, registering new ville served as best man. is the son ot Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ were Stratis Slderis of West voters, and Issuing licenses to '"A- Ushers were Alan Southergill of ter DeUsle of 173 Demlng St. Har^6rd, brother of thp bride­ hunters, fishermen and dog Great Barrington, Mass., and The Rev. Robert Bechtold, groom; Dennis Sheehan of An­ owners then, as now, accounted Robert Welles of South Wind­ pastor of the Second Congrega­ dover, brother of the bride; and for a great deal of the town sor, cousins of the bridegroom. tional Church, performed the Max Rioual of West kartford. clerk’s work. ■The ring bearer was Thomas double-ring ceremony. Floral Mrs; Sheehan wore an empire One’ interesting observation Welles of South Windsor, cousin arrangements were on the altar. gown of mint green angel-skin Mrs. Toomey offered Is that the of the bridegroom. Given In marriage by her Jersey. The bridegroom’s mother present $6.50 fee for a dog li­ Mrs. Ambnizo wore a lime father, the bride wore a gown wore a beige dress with match­ cense has not changed ap­ green gown. The bridegroom's of white chiffon, fashicmed with ing lace coat. Both had lavender preciably since the early 10OO’s mother wore a lavender gown. a lace bodice. Her elbow-length orchids. when the cost was $2 — a lot Both had white orchids. veil of silk illusion was attached After a reception at Matarese’s of money In those days. in ii After a reception at the Rose­ to a beaded crown, and she car­ Restaurant in Newington, the The town clerk did not have wood Steak and Goblet in Sims­ ried a bouquet of pink roses. couple left on a wedding trip to the benefit of a typewriter until bury, the couple left on a wed­ Mrs. June Cote of Salem was Nova Scotia. They will live in 1960. Before that date, many ding trip to the Pocono Moun­ matron of honor. Her gown was West Willington upon their re­ hours were spent deciphering tains and North Carolina. For designed with a white lace turn. and transcribing cumbersome traveling, Mrs. Southergill wore bodice and yellow skirt. She Mrs. Slderis is a 1965 graduate records into longhand. a yellow and white crepe dress. wore a matching headbow cen­ of Rham High School and a 1971 Mrs. Toomey recalls that wlien The couple is now living orf Rt. tered with a rose and carried honor graduate of the University the new town office building "s t a r G A X E I C o O 189 in North Granby. a single Peace rose. of Connecticut, where she re­ opened, her total office furnish­ -By CLAY R POLLAN------Mrs. Southergill attended the ceived a BS degree in elemen­ . ARIES LIBRA Bridesmaids were Miss Diane (Nassiff photo)pi ings consisted of two “ dilapidat­ (Herald photo by Bucelvlclus) ? MAR. 21 V t Your Daiiy Activity Guide V t Sffr. 2) .-'f-' University of Connecticut and DeLisle and Miss Denise De- tary education. She is employed ed" iron safes. According to the Stars. graduated in 1971 from the A. I. Engaged as a Grade 1 teacher in 'Thomp­ MRS. OLIVE TOOMEY ^ A F R . 19 OCT. Lisle, both of Manchester and Family Affair . 9-14-23-35 To develop message for Tuesday, Prince Technical School, Hart­ son. read words corresponding to numbers 11-17.25-33^ singlesir diamond solitaire, very fine cut sisters of the bridegroom. Their C«y55-56-8Ch85 51-76-81-88^ ford, as a dental assistant. She The engagement ot Miss Daryl Mr. Slderis is a 1965 graduate lly *h w ^ ifeW l^y ^ t s ^ in served on the school board in tatlon costs for her two broth- Paul and David Toomey, all of your Zodiac birth sign. gowns and headbows were sim­ ^ T A U R U S SCORRIO is employed at the West Hart­ Ann Bagley ot Manchester to of Conard High School, West ton’s government since its in- the 1930’s. ers. He bought them each a bi- live in Bolton, 1 B rig h t 31 M o re 61 A ll and of superb quality. It weighs in at 5.17 ilar to those worn by the honor AP/t. 20 2 Loved 32 U p 62 W h ic h OCT. 22 ford office of Drs. Glassmem Stanley R. Stawski of Plalnville Hartford, and has served for corporation in 1720 Mrs Toomey Those who went on to MAa- cycle with the money, she says. Now, as director of archives, attendant. Diane wore blue annd ( ^ MAY 20 3 Some 33 People 63 Ideal Noi/. 21 and Kalafa. Mr. Southergill re­ has been announced by her par­ four years with the UB. Navy. is a direct descendant of John Chester High School then had to Some students went by more Mrs. Toomey would like to do 8-19-22-28 4 Y ou 34 In 64 M o n e y carats. A one-and-only so it can be in only one carried a pink rose. Denise 5 W ill 35 The 65 Involving 24-34-39-41 ceived a BA degree in June ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger B. He received his associate degree Blssell, the first selectman in really want an education, she ’’luxurious” means, she adds, some updating of town land '67-77-86-90 wore green and carried a yel­ 6 Gross 36 Y o u 'll 66 Put 43-70-74 Vfe. from the University of Connecti­ Bagley of 66 Dale Rd. in political science and history the town’s history. says, since the trip to the neigh- recounting how two of her girl maps and other records. She GEMINI 7 Associates 37 W ith 67 Too SAGITTARIUS I store at a time. But it can travel to you if you're low rose. 38 G reener 68 T ra ve l cut, where he was a colonel in this June from Northwestern Her father Calvin Hutchinson boring town was quite a trek. iriends went from Loomis Rd. also plans to spend time with O O m a y 21 8 L ife NOI'. 22 y The flower girl was Crystal Her fiance is the son of Mr. 39 A 69 Provide the Reserve Officers Training Community College, Winsted, held five terms as selectman The town paid tuition for stu- to Manchester by buggy each her three young grandchildren, 9 Be Moquin of Coventry, sister of and Mrs. Frank J. Stawski of VVjUWf 20 10 Ones 40 Be 70 M usic Die. II interested. To see it, phone your nearest Corps Emd was awarded a gold and will attend the University 1) O ld er 41 W h irl 71 Suggestions Plalnville. and also served as assessor and dents attending Manchester day. James, Brian and Lauren Chris- |'N12-27-29-52 6-18-21-384 the bride. She wore a pink 12 G ive 42 Elsewhere 72 Opposite medal of achievement. He also of Connecticut in September. as a member of the school High and also paid a small stip- They had to leave their tine Clark. 1^2-69-82-87 42-50-66 \ gown with a white lace bodice. Miss Bagley is a graduate of 13 P ro bo bly 43 O f 73 Tronsocfioh' Michaels jeweler. He'll make the arrange­ was a member of the Pershing end to the family to cover horses at the livery stable on And who knows? Maybe some- Her headpiece was also similar Manchester High School and CANCER 14 Seen - 44 A re 74 L a u g h te r CARRICORN Rifles military fraternity. He Her grandfather, several un- transportation costs. Mrs. Purnell Place and then walk tc day one of them will grow up „KjUNt 2) 15 O r 45 Run 75 Conditions Dec. 22 ^ to those of the adult attendants, Shippensburg (Pa.) State Col­ 16 Feel 46 Into 76 Pets ments. In mounting shown, $30,000 including is employed by his father at the cles, aunts and cousins have also Toomey recalls that her father the school on the south end of to become town clerk in keeping 22 and she carried a bouquet of lege. She is a kindergarten 1 7 People 47 G reat 77 Seriously JAN. If R&N Tire Store in North served on town boards and com- received $18 to cover transpor- Main St., Mrs. Toomey remem- vvith the family tradition, 48 A spects 78 Sex carnations and roses. teacher at Nathan Hale School. i r k 2-10-15-20 18 Is 3- 7 -2 6 -3 2 fv state tax. Granby. bers Bill Livermore of South Wind­ Mr. Stawski is a graduate of missions. Calvin Hutchinson, the 50 Stoy 80 Influential 45 Year-Old Delphinium 20 Elders AQUARIUS sor served as best man. Ushers Plalnville High School and has present assessor and building LEO 21 N o ^ 51 A nd 81 A do re inspector, is Mrs. Toomey’s Gardening is among Mrs. College Notes 22 Be 52 Propositions 82 Future JAN. 20 If you find it is difficult to were A1 Cote of Salem and Mike served with the U.S. Navy. He & I 53 Deliberate 83 A nd nephew. Toomey’s many interests. She 22 23 W h e re eei. It water a hanging plant, try plac­ Rabera of Manchester. is employed at Cummins Diesel particularly enjoys creating by- MlSs Kathryn M. Quinn, 24 Y ou 're “ 54 In 84 Considerote ing an ice cube on the top of Mrs. Moquin and the bride­ Engines of Connecticut, Inc.. Talking to Mrs. Toortiey is like 4- 5-13-16 25 Y ounger 1 55 Wealthy 05 Congregote 1-48-58-632V brid flower varieties. One of her daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . ; ^ 1 -49-57 26 Com e I 56 A n d 86 Be 68-75-79-89V& each pot daily. This gives the groom’s mother were both Hartford. MRS. GEORGE W. DUMONT taking an armchair tour of 87 Security most interesting conversation Thomas Quinn of 124 Green- VIRGO 27 T h o u g h t I 57 Todoy PISCES plant all the water it needs dressed in blue and had cor­ The wedding is planned for tum-of-the-century Bolton. Al­ 28 T oken C 58 Indicote 88 You JEWEl ERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 Laura Gene Sass and George iate Mrs. Dumont. pieces is a blue delphinium wood Dr.; and William Walsh > AUG. 22 09 Reservations eel. If ) \ \ without making a mess. sages of roses. Nov. 25. though reluctant to talk about 29 To “ 59 Opposition 958 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER W. Dumont, both of Manches­ Miss Beverly Allard of Man­ which she has had for more Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- (V SfCr. 22 30 B etter 60 H e lp fu l 90 Philosophicol MAh. 20^^^ herself, Mrs. Toomey is willing 8/1 ter, were married June 24 at liam Walsh Sr. of 133B Hil- 304 053-544 Hartford • Middletown • New Britain chester was maid of honor. to share many interesting than 45 years. :0\36-45-46-59 _ .(^^G ood ) Adverse Neutral the home of the bride’s grand­ -'65-72-78 € 61-64-73 < Steven Sass of Manchester, anecdotes about the town and Nobody wm believe it", she ;rdet■ ,^ ir^ ar^EasteT (All Events photo), mother, Mrs. Marion Jones of Cross-Lynch brother of the bride, served as its earlier residents. says, "But I know it’s the origi­ MRS. ROBERT JOHN PRATT JR. 23 Wellington Rd. necticut State College. best man. She paints a picture of nal plEint, because It has a very ____ The bride is the daughter of Joan Dale Petersen of Elling­ ceremony. Mrs. Elizabeth After a reception at the home “ horse and buggy” Bolton re­ unusual center blossom which Connors and Crosby Enroiite Nancy Jean Lynch and David Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert F. Sass ton became the bride of Robert Schelbe of Orchard St., Rock­ of the bride’s grandmother, the calling how she and her father points straight up and looks Gary Cross, both of Manches­ of 570 Vernon St. TTie bride­ John Pratt Jr. of Rockville Fri­ ville, was organist and soloist. couple left on a wedding trip to drove through the town in their iiKo & SL&r. — - - To Film Safari day evening in a candlelight The bride was given in mar­ groom of Center St. is the son Chester; and Miss Debra Jean ter, were united in marriage Nova Scotia, Canada. They are •iuggy posting notices for town An Historian, Too. ceremony at the First Evangel­ riage by her father. of Loube Dumont of St. Leo­ ™ Szeluga and Miss Margaret June 23 in a candlelight cere­ living at 335 Center Rd., Ver­ meetings on trees. Mrs... Toomey Xhas always . .N been ^ Elaine vWatson of South Wind- LONDON lAP) - Bing Cros- ical Lutheran (Zhurch of Rock­ Miss Cynthia A. Pratt of nard, N. B., Canada, and the non. She recalls the one-room an active member of the Con- ^een named to the by landed at Heyhrow A lport ville. Rockville, sister of the bride­ mony at St. Bridget Church. Ij* school house she attended where gregatlonal Church and in 1954 ^ sem ester dean’s list at with his family today on their The bride is the daughter of groom, was maid of honor. The bride is the daughter of one Instructor taught 46 chil­ she compiled a history cf that Univei*sity of Maine. way to a movie safari in Af* Mr. and Mrs. Leif Petersen of Bridesmaids were Miss Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lynch of Engaged let your chilcd dren In grades 1 through 9. institution, which has always ___ rica. 10 Penfield Ave. The bride­ Sielitzsky of Hartford, cousin 117 Delmont St. The bridegroom The engagement of Miss Deb­ been closely linked to Bolton’s Northeastern University stu- With the singer were his wife groom is the son of Mr. and of the bride; and Miss Linda is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Stan­ She renjembers when, in the ley Cross of 418 Hackmatack St. orah Ann Ransom to Bruce M. early 1900s, the town-owned early settler days. Old maps from the area who have Kathryn, 12-year-old daughter discover at Mrs. Robert J. Pratt Sr. of 31 Krechko of Tolland. The flower Derrick, both of Manchester, The Rev. William Stack of St. hearse was parked at the cen­ are another area of interest named to the spring quar- Mary Frances and nephew Bil- Dailey Circle. girl was Donna Petersen of has been announced by her Bridget Church performed the ter of town, and when someone for our town clerk. ter dean’s list are Timothy J. ly Meyer. The Rev. Richard E. Bert­ Vernon, niece of the bride. mother, Mrs. J. Donald Ran­ singer ceremony and was celebrant at was needed to drive the funeral Engaged During the town’s 260th annl- Greszko of 29 Falknor Dr., John "The family will be stalking ram, pastor of the First Evan­ Scott Clarke of Broad Brook, som of 376 Burnham St. She is the nuptial Mass. Mrs. Ray­ The engagement ot Miss versary celebration in 1970, j Kennedy of 29 Cobb Hill Rd., wild animals with movie cam- gelical Lutheran Church; and cousin of the bridegroom, serv­ also the daughter of the late OF MANCHESTER car. It WEIS usualy the first se­ mond Murphy was organist. Anienda A. Lindberg of Man- Mrs. Toomey led the parade as Robert D. Kenney of 23 Bretton eras, not guns. They willbuy learning the Rev. William Schneider of ed as best mem. Ushers were J. Donald Ransom. AMD VBIIMOM lectman who did the honors. The soloist was Miss Diane Chester to Philip M. Blanchette honorary grand marshal. She Rd., Michael E. Murphy of 176 provisions in London before set- St. Bernard’s Church in R(x:k- John Lundervllle of Enfield and Her fiance is the son of Mr. She chuckles when she re­ Griswold. Bouquets of red and she ot New Britain has been an- was also a member f the com- Hackmatack St., Michelle A. ting out. vllle performed the double-ring Stuart Cleirk of Lemceister, Ohio, and Mrs. Melvin Derrick of 165 "The Formal Wear King” calls that as a little girl center white gladioli were on the al­ and her friend played "house" nounced by her paretns, Mr. mittee which orgsfnlzed that Sitkus of 20 O’Leary D r.; Steph- "This is our eighth safari and cousins of the bridegroom. Shallowbrook Lane. tar. fojr the inside the vehicle. and Mrs. Andrew J. Lindberg week-long event. en A. Grant, Whitney Rd., Col- we always stock up with Jam learning After a reception at the Gar­ Miss Ransom, a 1967 graduate The bride was given in mar­ Changes in education since cf 63 Erie St. Mrs. Toomey is a member of umbia; Shirley A. Hayden of and cookies in London,” Mrs. den Grove in Manchester, the of Manchester High School, re­ riage by her father. She wore LARGEST the early 1900’s have been most Her fiance is the sen of Mr. the Bolton grange and garden Snlpslc St. and Karin F. Krut Crosby said. PINE couple left on a wedding trip ceived a BS degree in English can be an empire gown of silk organza intersting to Mrs. Toomey, who and Mrs. Hector Blanchette ,of club, and has served on the of 1238 Hartford Tpke., both o f ------to Canada. They will live at education from the University 48 Prospect St., Rockville. and hand-clipped venise lace, SELECTION ______^ N e w Britain. town conservation commission. Rockville; and Norman E. Olm- PHARMACY ' n of Connecticut. She is associate fun! designed with cameo neckline, Miss Lidberg, a graduate of Her four children, Dr. Laura stead, 827 Graham Rd., South AH h pre-scliool Mrs. Pratt, a.graduate of El­ director of the Betty-Jane Tur­ lington High Sch(X)l, is employ­ dutchess sleeves, and chapel COOKING East Catholic High School, &t- Toomey, Mrs. Edith Clark and Windsor. x a R ^ x a x x a 4-a.vRo cU ner Sch(X)I of Dance and an in­ kindergarten ed at Aetna Life anod Casualty train. Her veil of silk illusion structor at the European Health tended St. Francis Hospital Co., Hartford. Mr. Pratt, a was arranged from a matching % Spa. She is presently attending IS F U N School of Nursing, Hartford. headpiece, and qlie* carried a FO RM AL She is employed at the Con­ TEL. 649-9814 graduate of . Rockville High the Hartford CJonservatory of primary School, Is employed at the J. M. colonial bouquet of red carna­ Music and Dance. necticut Business and Industry tions and white sweetheart OPENING SOON Let Us Price Ney Co., Bloomfield. Mr. Derrick, also a 1967 grad­ Asson., Hartford. roses. The veil was fashioned Mr. Blanchette Is a graduate IN Your Next uate of Manchester High School, W EAR CEOIT MOWNSTONE To clean the ceramic-tile by the bride. received a BS degree In biology of Pulaski High School, New full dav Miss Diane Griswold of 93 Prescription shower stall in your bathroom, from Trinity College, Hartford, Britain, Northwestern Connecti­ Manchesfei: wipe with a cloth that has been Steep Hollow Lane was maid of and is now attending Temple FOR WEEKDAY LUNCH cut Community College Win­ services honor. Bridesmaids were Miss dipped In tuirSiihUne. University Medical School In Cream of Tomato Soup sted, and Central Connecticut Bonnie Macbougall of Milan, Philadelphia, Pa. Ham and Cheese Snacks State College, New Britain. He N. H., cousin of the bride­ The jedding is planned for Fresh Peaches Beverage is a social studies teacher-In groom; Miss Pat Noce of RENT THE Sept. 2 at Trinity OoUege KAST o f THE BIVEB . HAM AND CHEESE New Britain. a new, exciting way to learn! Wethersfield, cousin of the WE A i e o SNACKS The wedding Is' planned for / Chapel In Hartford. bride; and Miss Debbie Ray of STOCK “* 8took . . Jifothing to aend Deviled ham gives savory Dec. 22.______Wapplng Wood Rd., Ellington. RUFFLED At Singer Learning Center your child never feels ^ to . vObek eUee The attendants were dressed SH O tT S IN flavor; pressured. Instead he learns how much fun edu­ Bojni’ sUee 4-29; Men’s 2 English muffins (split, CREATIVE SCHOOL alike In gowns of red nylon with COMING ALL THE 84-52 84-46 Short, cation really Is and can be. Krause white floral flocking, fashioned LATB3ST toasted and butter^) I . ' ■ (Anton photo) CXILORR ^ i s * ’ Itoig 1 can (4 1/2 ounces) deviled RANGE AND Singer Learning Center gives your child the op­ with scooped necklines, short MR. AND MRS. DAVID GARY CROSS Aug. 15 Florist & Greenhouses piiffed sleeves and ruffled hem­ WHA’Cirvintt_fpfqp, OOfTASION — HWW ham FUEL OIL portunity to develop necessary tools for future from New York OF HAIRDRESSING lines. They wore daisies in their Mrs. Lynch wore a blue gown of East Catholic High School and 1 egg,separated GASOLINE learning. hair and carried colonial bou­ trimmed with lace. The bride­ a 1971 graduate of the Univer­ 1/2 cup grated ^wiss cheese We offer modern, advanced equipment and a vrell- quets of daisies. groom’s mother wore a tur­ sity of Connecticut. Mr. Cross Spread the 4 muffin halves MICHAEL qualified, skilled staff to make sure your child SINGER with the deviled ham. In a cup, BANTLY OIL John MacDougall of Milan, quoise blue gown. is a 1967 graduate of Manches­ SHOP 80S MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER N. H., cousin of the bridegroom, After a reception at the Man­ ter High School and a 1969 grad­ "we c o u n e n m in -s stow beat egg yolk slightly. Beat egg receives only the best. Learning Centers served as best man. Ushers chester Country Club, the cou­ uate of Hartford State Technical white unUl stiff; fold in egg COMPANY, INC. IA Branch of The Creative School of Hairdressing in Hartford) LAKSUT RETAIL SROWERS IN MANCHESTER BOWERS Find out more about our "open education" enroll­ For Eirly Childhood Education were Mark Cross, Rick Cross ple left on a wedding trip to College. He Is employed as a yolk- spread over deviled ham. 331 Main Street NOW REGISTERING FOR SEPT. AND NOV. CLASSES ment plans. Spring Stroot, East ot Cobb Hill Rd. C a ll Manclwitw 6 4 3 - 9 5 5 9 and Chuck Cross, all ot Hack­ Nova Scotia. They are now liv­ layout engineer at the E.T. WEDDING Sprinkle with cheese. Bake in a CALL OR WRITE FOR FREE BROCHURE Mancheater, Connocticut ' S2I WARTTORP ROAD. MAMCMESTIR______matack St., and brothers of the ing In LyndonviUe, Vt. O’Neill Construction Co. In Shef­ PHOTOGRAPHER preheated 350-degree oven for 8 Tel. 649-4595 Mrs. Cross is a 1967 graduate field Vt. ^uraday untU 9 p.m. SatiJ^y *2001 6:80 • VA APPROVED • COED • FREE PLACEMENT 646-1610 bridegroom. minutes. Serve at once. 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IIANC3IESTER V e NING HERALD, JIANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, JULY 31, 1972! PAGE SEVEI4 . . *,iXVl'«W4U.iaOiJlllV, V^UXIX'I., JUUJ. OX,

are under the high-speed, water«ooled Comment Session touch of the modern drill. A 9 to 11 a.m. Board of Direc­ But one thing we do aoeept be­ tors' comment session is being lEttmtttQ IfBraUn conducted tomorrow in, the lieve, Immediately. PUBUSHBD BY TBS board’s first floor office at Man­ MANCHESTER PUBLISHINO OO, chester Municipal Building. IS BIssell Street This Is the admissioc! of the two re- Manchester, Oonn. Now in their sixth year, the BURL LYONS •earchwo who say that It was by "dumb sessions give the public a Publisher ______Founded October 1, 1881 luck" that they hi^ipened to dla- chance to register comments, complaints and suggestions. Published Every Evening Except Sundays oover their magisai oompoond. and Holidays. Entered at the Post Ottlce at Those who appear are given Manchester, Conn., as Second aass Mail anonymity, and their remarks Matter. Of course, they had to put themselves, are relayed to the town mana­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES by their selecUon olf a profession, by sur­ ger’s office for consideration Payable In Advance One Yesu- ...... S8S.OO rounding themselves with certain and answer. Six Months ...... 19.60 The board’s comment sessions Three Months ...... 9.75 materials, by dedicating themselves to One Month ...... 8.36 are held on the first Tuesday Single Copy ...... iSc the laboratocy. In a posltton where some and third Thursday of each ______By Carrier ...... weekly 76c piece of “dumb luck" could haj^n to month. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCLATED PRESS them. But we will wager that more bet­ The Assc«lated Press Is exclusively en­ titled to the use of republicatlon of all ter ways of doing things have been dis­ nws dlsMtches credited to It or not othei^ wise credited ta this paper and also the covered, down through the history of Duplicate Bridge local news published here. .Ml rights of republicatlon of special dis­ mar.klnd, through accident than through patches herein also reserved. plan. But although it may often be acci­ Results Friday night in the The Manchester Publishing Company as­ Manchester section of Olympiad sumes no financial responsiollity for typo­ dent, It la not likely to be Just “ dumb Bridge Tournament at the Ital- graphical errors appearing in advertise­ ments and other reading matter In The luck.” Somebody has to be smart enough laTj-Amerlcan Club are as fol­ Manchester Evening Herald. not to throw the new compound down the lows: North-South; First, Mrs. Rosemarie Woodman and Wil­ Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. drain. Publishers Representatives — Mathews, liam Gorden. Second, James Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency —New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. Baker and Mrs. June Roebuck. ^^M B E R AUDIT BUREAU OF ORCULA- Third, Steve Lablns and Robert Sldman. One Way To Beat Bobby Fischer Display advertising closing hours Also, East-West; First, James l^r Mon^y — 1 p m. Friday I wish this fellow Bobby Fischer would Bennett and Brian Tan, Second, 3 For Tuesday — 1 p.m. .r one thing, I think Herald an article appeared con­ Mr. Rittenband challenged the and White tomorrow at 8 p.m. added to it—a ceill for a public and before the Item Is placed they like each other, deep down. For an­ By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak in the Town Hall. -- hearing on the proposal If the on the referendum ballot. .. it covered well and eloquently, It ^ m e d cerning several statements merger Mr. Cotter approved other, he’s against violence. Also, he made by Mr. Rittenband in ref­ when he was Insurance com­ ThisiniS meeungmeeUng is OIof special lira- i u - adoption-----.------— of the ■------plan— or — the ref- — The ~ ------— citizens group r argues The South , Windsor riimlloate age to us, the situation in which he volun­ WASHJiMJTON — At a closed- and would not be a party to Celebra'ie! Frigidaire marks 54 years of making life easier for lo-Is of people . . . with some­ doesn’t know how to shoot a gun — or disaster, Eagleton was march­ erence to his challenge of Rep. missioner. This has already portance to the Board of Educa- erendum requests were denied that when the plan was aired “ ub “ “ j . door huddle of his shocked high forcing him off, that left plenty teered no information to the McGovern drive a car or operate a posthole digger ing to a different drummer resentatlve Cotter. In the art­ been challenged In the courts Hon and to proponents of the *>y the board. pubUcIy before. It Included a tomorrow at 7. thing for you. Namely, this 3-door refrigerator. No more warm air rushing over frozen foods for that matter. He once rented a post- of room for secret maneuvers than his party. Our talks with Wapping-Hlgh School (Complex James Arnold, board chair- gradual phase-out of the Wap- at ^ staff about his hoepMal record. ’That command here Thursday, Sen. icle he implied that if Mr. Cot­ and has been found to be valid. every time somebody gets an ice cube. Ice has its own separate-door section. Add-On hcle digger, somehow got the motor George McGovern’s battle plan indicating Eagleton’s departure leading Democratic politicians ter were re-elected that Pratt Maybe someone should have Plan -l^e board, after two y/ears "»an, questioned if the signers ping School and the mixing of Hall, 17M record was not, as he defined it, a “ skel­ started — and it stood still In the hole was foreordained. in major states pointed to irre­ of controversy as to what meth- petition were aware of younger children with older “ °P®a “ public, Automatic Ice Maker available now or later (at extra charge*). No more defrosting. It's was explained as ’’watchful and Whitney would suffer a 50 asked Mr. Rittenband for his eton.” Yet it was this failure to “tell” while he went around in circles.) For example. McGovern or­ sistible pressures for dumping per cent shut down. Actually approval when the merger went od should be used to house high the third request as It was not students. The now plan, they 100% Frost-Proof. In Frigidaire's new Poppy color to brighten your kitchen. But winter games are easy compared waiting” for Sen. Thomas Eagle­ dered O’Brien, his bridge to the Tom Eagleton. school students during a bulging the original petition. He al- say, would be a one-step ar- McGovern which, with this page and Mr. Rittenband has made this through in 1970. •Now Free During This Special Sale! to summer games at my dad’s house. ton to come to grips with him­ old politics, to sound out party ’Thus McGovern, who had inference from George McGov­ In the final part of the article population trend and for the fu- ®o added that he and other rangement. Immediate place-y g r n o n " many other early jdaces of Judgment, Summer games are usually played out­ self and his future—and then leaders as to the immediate such difficulty making his first ern’s policies as analyzed by Mr. Rittenband has said he Will hire, decided to have two sep- board members had received ment of high school students In doors, and there Just are a lot of things arate sections, a bymnaslum and several irtione calls from real- the Wapplng. School as a high originally brought Bagletcm more criti­ voluntarily quit the ticket. impact of the Eagleton affair. pick of a running-mate, now Melvin Laird. This, I think, is model his campaign after Eu­ tesides chess to take up a man’s time an academic wing built on the dents who said they had sign- school annex and the rerouting Rainbow Girls cism than the fact that he had that hos­ O’Brien immediately flew to his confronts an even harder sec­ a rather long, dubious, and in­ gene McCarthy and George Mc­ when he’s outdoors. A fellow can be That message was from Mc­ high school. They informed the ®d the petition solely to get the of elementary students to other Govern himself, still at his "va­ Manhattan apartment to start ond round. Although no con­ direct method of reasoning. Mr. Govern. Then he says that he • Forget oven clean­ pital record. ready to make a brilliant move, for in­ sensus is in sight, surprising architects that they were looking *t®m on the referendum ballot elementary schools in the town Help at Picnic cation” retreat in South Dakota his critical soundings of such Rittenband has failed to mention hopes his associate and cam­ stance, when my mother calls. She is partv leaders as Mayor Richard support developed behind old for something under 12 million, and not because they were in which they say are not over- ^ ing. Electri-clean ov­ wrestling with the worst po­ the issue of the space shuttle paign manager Mr. Spear can SPECIAL If Senator Eagleton w o n sympathy over on the other side of the yard, mess-, Daley of Chicago and New York pro O’Brien, ousted as Demo­ that was taken away from Pratt In June, however, when the *avor of the Wapplng utilization crowded. ^ ® service committee of the en cleans itself au­ litical crisis afflicting any Pres­ duplicate the performance of and understanding yesterday, what of inn around in the flowers, and she’d like state chairman Joe Crangle. cratic national chairman by Mc­ and Whitney and awarded to a plans for the additions were P'an. The citizens'group was ossur- Rockville Assembly, Order of idential campaign in this cen­ John Mitchell. It would seem to tomatically, electric­ the hose turned on. So my dad walks up Other precautionary steps Govern and then retrieved as California based corporation. first unveiled, building cost estl- He said It was too late to ed by ArnoH that a hearing Rainbow for Girls, as one of Its Senator McGovern and his dedicated tury. But to the dismay of the me that a Mitchell campaign and turns on th^ hose. Then he comes were taken by the McGovern “campaign chairman” to re­ Pratt and Whitney had already mates were running over $3 mil- Implement the plan this year would bo held on the Wapplng- projects, served a s ' waitresses ally. McGovemite high command, philosphy would have nothing in crew? When Senator McGovern first back and sits down, you get ready to campaign. On orders from chief build fallen bridges between Invested 33 million dollars In lion The firm was asked to ^ modular classrooms were al- High Srh^'ol Complex P bn re- . . . x i i ». u * *.u Eagleton did not Immediately common with Eugene McCarthy came into possession of the facts, he move — when my mother calls over fund-raiser H“nry Kimelman. a McGovern and the party’s old this project before they lost the scol)0 down the building and ready Installed behind the high gardless of what the outcome ^ Wake Coffee’s get the message. or George McGovern. Maybe again. The hose is on too strong. direct-mail money appeal to power centers. contract. Contracts, now totaling Mr. Spear can invent a "secret c o ^ back with totals some- school, which will take care of la, after the board hoars the Memorial Nuraing said they would have made no difference McGovern’s orders to his staff ready with the timed Or you’ll be working out a masterful one million Democratic voters, Rick Steams, McGovern’s over 3 billion dollars, have been policy” to save Pratt and Whit­ where “ in the ballpark” being the overcrowding problem this actual costs for the high school ^ in his choice had he known them and be were explicit: say and do no­ ploy when my dad looks up and sees the due for mailing Wednesday, chief pre-convention delegate awarded to this California corp­ ney. Something that would work requested by the board. year; and the second request, additions at tomorrow’s meet- ^ outlet. thing indicating repudiation of said he was with his ticket mate one tomato plants up in the comer of the was postponed. The Eagleton hunter, put O’Brien’s name oration. At the time the initial with the same results that Nix­ On the otaer hand, Wapplng ^ an advisory referendum is ing. pr^ect o f toe committae the embattled Vice Presidential yard. ”Say,” he’ll say, “We’re going to revelations, Kimelman worried, first on his Vice Presidential 500 hundred million dollar con­ on’s secret plan to end the Viet­ Plan proponents argue that the frowned upon by the state as ------comuiT wlT^toe ra thousand percent. What has changed nominee, but let the pressures have some big tomatoes this year. I would doom the money appeal. list at Miami Beach and vainly tract was awarded to the other nam War. better method would be to close an expense to taxpayers and Manchester Evening Herald upp du-ector thr home on since then, unless it is that he has allow­ build to the point where Eagle­ think we’ll be able to have home-grown Another signal came when an argued for O’Brien in the staff company Rep. Cotter tried to Wapplng Elementary to all ele- nothing more, he said. South Windsor Correspondent, “ “ ton will draw the appropriate Bruce Kohler ed himself to be frightened, even into an bacon - and - tomato sandwiches before , exclusive fund-raising luncheon meeting. challenge this but was unsuc­ mentary students and utilize it A " " “ “ y ‘ ^•'en by Barbara Varriek, tel. 6*4-8274. 0,^ d ire cto r helps them to or-I conclusion. you have to back to New York. Maybe in San Francisco scheduled for But O’Brien’s relationship cessful. When things are exam­ “ The Better Man Won” for high school use without a the board which still managed ganlze them for^ the patients. W A SH ER ^ injustice to his running mate, by fear of Anticipating that conclusion, ' Save time, money. we better go take a look at them.” So Friday was canceled. Neither with McGovern is closer today. ined from this point of view it great deal of added costs to the to put Arnold In the position At Christmastime, the Rain­ losing his election? Or that he has allow­ McGovern aides started their To the Editor, of decision m&kcr. Three mem- Flexible capacity you wander over to look at the tomatoes, the luncheon nor its cancella­ Such McGovern supporters as seems to be at least debatable townspeople. bow Girls entertained the pa­ arduous search for a substitute. It is always disappointing Kav-o__Tbr*.« I X M 1J.V/ J.l.C'C/Ul. lAO washes one piece to ed himself, once again, to be persuaded which aren’t likely to be even pink till a tion was announced, but the Sen. Walter Mondale of Minne­ if the Nixon administration has To support this request. Wap- bers—Mrs. Clle Decker, Vernon tients by presenting a skit. $ 2 4 9 . 9 5 month after you leave. But your forget Reflecting repeated post-con­ when one, in defense of another, ping proponents, known as the Petersen—and the board’s new- 18 pounds . . . with­ against an original decision of his own reason was obvious: Eagleton sota, Rep. Abner Mlkva of chooses to degrade a highly Warrantee Deed Carol singing, distribution of any brilliant move you had in mind. vention setbacks for McGovern was the featured speaker. Illinois and Sen. Abraham Rib- Concerned Qtizens for Respon- ®st member — Richard Kup- Zakl and Susan Say ess to gifts and. serving refreshments. out attachments to by that staff which regards him as their Or perhaps Vou'fi •>« outside, and my in corralling traditional support qualified and dedicated person. slve and Responsible Govern- chunos—voted against a public It is doubtful that any of these Icoff of Connecticut regard him In her letter to you regarding Rose O’Brien, property at 46 In May, the g;lrls made May install or store. ticket to fame and power? dad will be taking an awfully long time from big labor, big city pros as a serious contender. Also Herald ment, secured 1,865 signatures of hearing on the Wapplng Pro- DRYER switches was known to Eagle­ the Board of Education’s re­ Goodwin St., conveyance tax, baskets and filled them with to move. It’s a ploy of his, to make your and the ethnic vote, the name major prospects are Govs. Pat­ registiered voters on the town’s posal, while Fred DeGlacoiho, ton, who telephoned McGovern jection of Mr. Macaluso as di­ $36.30. homemade cookies and supplied » Save ironing. Cycle- How stable under test, how reliable eyes wander around till you see the old of campaign chairman Law­ rick J. Lucey of Wisconsin and first initiative action petition Donald Berghuis and David headquarters from Hawaii with Yesterdays•J rector of the High School Band, -Marriage Licenses prizes for a Wngo game. end cool-down on birch tree, which is dying. So you sug­ rence F. O’Brien was receiving John J. Gilligan of Ohio and circulated, which called for Cohen were in favor. Mrs. Mar- under fire, how much concerned to do an enthusiastic report on voter Alice Obermeler made the Theodore Adrien Brindamour ------dryer. gest maybe you should cut down the suprising support. response to him there Wednes­ possibly Sen. Adiai Stevenson adoption of the Wapplng pro- garet R m sI M d Rotert DeRosa jj. j Dover Rd., and Cynthia the right thing, even the unpopular 23 Years Apo statement t^at Miss Martha 1 5 9 birch tree while you’re home. No. he There was little doubt during day. Eagleton’s optimism has of Illinois. posal this fall or the placing of were absent which therefore LoMagllo, 33 Hof&nan * -*® White was only an elementary thing, when it is the right thing, is the says, because there are some “ nice lit­ ’Thursday’s meeting what Eagle- been a continuing source of sur­ The new choice would be The J. M. Clememshaw As­ the item on a special referen- left Arnold in the position of ^ jg Church of the As- choir director a few years ago. 34 New Voters gentleman who is at the top of this tick­ tle wrens” (all wrens are "nice little ton’s "appropriate conclusion” prise to fop McGovern aides all made with greater caution and sociates of Cleveland, Ohio, dum ballot for the voters to de- tie-breaker, and he voted for a gumption. wrens” to my dad) living in a bird house must be: a decision that he had nears end of its contract for ■This blatant statement does not et? week. Whether Eagleton was precision than the old, whose cldie. hearing. Gregory George Raffa, Wind- Added to Rolls way up in the tree. And so you start become an unbearable burden whistling in the dark or real­ cost was unbearably high: The revaluating property in town. even dpserve correction. Suffice ■iTio petition was not official- In checking with the three qp- Locks, and Claudia Ann it to say that Miss White has looking for the wrens. Then he moves, for a Presidential candidate ly believed in his invulnerabil­ possible blighting of a most ly accepted by the Town Coun- posing members of the public Brookfield St., Sept. 2, A total of 84 new voters,” all in Possibly, the tortured and pertt^ips been involved in Manchester MODEL and you forget where you were. ’Then starting so far behind as Mc­ ity, his optimistic mood puzzled promising political career and 10 Years Apo ell as It was ruled out of coun- hearing request, the three had gj Mary’s Episcopal (Jhurch the 18 to 21 age group, were .95 doomed state of his campaign being you figure out a move, and he says, Govern. While M-Govern pub­ and our children enough to be cll Jurisdiction by Thomas Den- similar reasons for voting as McGovern’s high command. a start for the McGovern cam­ Veteran Patrolman David F. Building Permits signed up Saturday during a ! to FPM70TT ■"There's a nice little wren now.” And licly took full responsibility for paign worse than any Repub­ recognized by all in Greater nls the town’s attorney, but they did. They all felt the Wap- what it is, Senator McGovern can’t win, But lor all his bravery in the Galligan, on the force for 37 M & M Plumbing & Heating 11 p.m. Folk and Jazz Music you look, and don’t see it, but forget putting Eagleton on the ticket lican dared hope. Hartford music, excepting Ms. for R. Podrove, alternations and concert at Mt. Nebo. The con- whichever road he takes with regard to face of personal and political years, dies at age 63. what your move was. Obermeler, as a truly dedicated additions to commercial build- cert was • sponsored by SAM Senator Eagleton. But there will be peo­ Or you’ll be outside, and my mom, and talented womdn. Bolton ing at 801 Medn St., $3,000. (Summer Activities in Manches- In addition to Miss White’s re­ About Town ple who will Judge whether he has re­ over in the flowers, will shout out: “ The Sperry & Hutchlnscm for Er- ter). The special voter-making MODEL phone is ringing!” I didn’t hear any­ commendation, the Board’s de­ Football Team nest L. Freeman, -alterations to session, conducted by the regis- tained that integrity of his, whether he Four members of St. Margar­ thing,” my dad says. (My dad hates tel­ Fischetti cision was based on more than store at 974 Main St., $1,126. trars of voters, resulted in the FPCI-170TT has proved his independent courage, ephones, Euid there is much talk around perhaps Ms. Obermeler real­ et’s Caircle, Daughters of Isabel­ To Scrimmage William W. Turull, demolish addition of 12 Democrats, 4 Re- whether they find his handling of this our house that my father has developed izes. Certainly, this would be a la, left Saturday for Chicago, tobacco shed at 312 Oakland St., publicans and 18 unaffiliated to selective deafness in recent years, tun­ competitive position opening. A practice-scrimmage for next Manchester’s voting lists. situation proof o f his worthiness to han­ ni., to attend the International , .w ing out people and things he doesn’t Other, candidates must have rtrA t the y®®*" ® Pony League football Elsted Construction Co., alter- Another special voter-making dle other problems. want to hear.) ’Then, from my mother: had equally Impressive back­ Convention of the O er a ations to condominiums at 67C session was conducted today in grounds. I am sure the mem­ Pic Congress Hotel. They are “ I hear the phone. Who’s going to an­ school field tomorrow night at 6 Ambassador Dr. for R. Doura, the Senior Citizens Center, Myr- There s l^ ld be little doubt about it. swer the phone?”»i^ My dad: "Are you bers were aware of all the ap­ Mrs. Irene Bergin, regent;Mrs. —o— - ggg. Ambassador Dr. for E. tie and Linden Sts. From now on the Eagleton affair is no sure?” My mom: “ I think so.” ..By this plicant qualiflcatlims. ’Their William Schaller and Mrs.Ed- "^® accepts boys Fenton, 73B, Ambassador Dr. A r/egularly scheduled session choice must have been weighed tlnie, the phone has stopped ringing, but mund Kiely, both past regents; ®K®® ^3 to 14. for H. Mathlson and 73B Am- will be held Wednesday, ■ from 7 longer the test of Eagleton, who has met by many solid factors. Fiscber would be unnerved. and Mrs. Wilfred Lemlre, moni­ The town clerk’s office has an­ bassador Dr. for R. Freeman, to 9 p.m., in the town clerk’s of- it well, but the test of Qeoige S. McGov­ Also, there la the matter of table con­ I find it hard to believe that each (1,600. fice in the Municipal Building. tor. nounced that the dog licensing ern. versation. EHscher and^Boris Spassky the Board of Education is ob­ SPECIAL! probably don’t engage in small, talk viously not qualified to judge fee will go up one dollar to $4.60 while playing chess, but my father as Ms. Obermelr contends; this, ManiAester WATBS will have as of Aug. 1. thinks that since he’s the host he should no doubt, indicates she Is ouali- a business meeting tomorrow The Board of Selectmen will • Compact size—fits in trunk of be congenial. So you make a move, and fied, ^ at the Itallan-Amerlcan Club. “ Dumb-Luck,” Plus meet tomorrow night at 8 p.m. your car. Installs In minutes $ 1 ^ 3 9 . 9 5 he says: "Are you sure you want to do “ How the Board of Seven, Weighing in will be from 7 to in the town offices. with a screwdriver. Expiind- We want some time before we retdly that, little boy?” (I am taller than he la, with reasonable Intelligence and 8 p.m. Members with names Choicest Meats In Town! able side panels. Plugs Into 116 believe in the practicality of what two obJecUvlty” voted 7-0 In rejec­ and heavier, and 1 am 33 years old, but beginning with A to C are re­ Manchester Evening Herald volt 3-wlre grounded circuit. tion of any candidate seems dental researchers claimed to have dls- he persists in calling me little boy.) Or: minded to bring fruit for a Temporary Bolton correspondent • Jet-fast cooling with 3-way air “ How do they print ’The Wall Street more than clear: ^ better covered — a chemical compound that, fruit basket. David Norris, tel. 649-3037. TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAU { control for draft-free comfort. MANY SIZES TO CHOOSE FROM Journal simultaneously all over the man won. • Push-button operation—2 cool­ when applied to a tooth with decay country?” Or: “I read a story In your Yours sincerely, ing speeds with LO for restful Miss Marlon Jesseman, chil­ which needs to be cleaned away paper the other day about black holes In Mark Alexander nighttime operation. Plus air AT DIi(ASTICALLY REDUCED PRICES! dren’s librarian, will be the LEAN MOUND BEEP S preparatory to a filling, will eat the de­ space, and I really didn’t understand it. Killed by Lightning circulation without cooling. Maybe a line was dropped or something, storyteller at tomorrow morn­ 3 LBS. Automatic Thermostat. cay away, painlessly, In a matter of sev­ ing’s story hour from 10:30 to LABACETE,______Spain (AW but how does that work?” A Thought for Today OR MORE lb. 6 9 ^ • en minutes. And then, when you’re explaining that !l:16 ta the Mary Ughtnlng killed th r e i^ y e a r - the Journal uses microwaves and all Sponsored by the Manchester brary Junior Room. At the Wed- „ SINGLE POUND Council of Churches nesday afternoon story hour, old girls S a tu r d a j^ a smaU lb. 7 S t S This, If practloal, might eliminate al­ these kinds of fantastic machines, or you from 2:80 to 3:16, the story- church steeple wiiere they had B.D. most all drilling, which will delight all start trying to explain the theory ol rel­ ativity, he looks at you, takes a puff on He who belittles his neigdtbor teller' will be Mrs. Judlta ]^ - ggught reffi^e^trom a summer the dental patients who Uve In the cai^ his pipe, moves a piece^ smiles and lacks sense, but a man of un­ HIGHUND PARK MARKET I derstanding rfmains silent.” and SON toon world, and please even those who says: 317 Highland St., Manchester— Phone 646-4277 2 PEARL I m end' Aug, 8, and a party ^® “Caieckmato.”—MICaUBL (3ARTNER —Provertia U;12 are still apprehensive even while they will be held Aug. 16 at 2:80 t e n a ^ la ffuensanta reported y “ Quality Service and Genuine Parts ^ince 1941!” TEL. 6 4 3 -2 1 7 1 - IN THB WAUi SmSBT JOURNAL. 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PAGE BIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JULY, 81, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JULY 31, 1972 PAGE NINE Tolland Fernon Taxes Due Foreign Press: McGovern a Long Shot Funds Pledged Taxes are due by tomor­ row, Aug. 1. Taxes paid af­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Spectator, a British polit­ presidency. But the Kennedy to remove President Nixon For Center Constables To Air Grievances ter then will be subject to a LONDON (AP) — The odds ical weekly, commented that a Brand — the wonder drug of from the White House,’’ the pa­ ToUand’a constables will alt penalty charge of % of one on an election victory for Sen. decision to keep Eagleton on American elections — Is per said. Recreation sponsored doll con­ At Dinner down tonight with the Board of of the state league, on Oct. 21. per cent per month. George McGovern are long the ticket "may make presently unavailable In the po­ test. She had entered a Soottlsh The meetings are open to visi­ Taxes will be received at enough without making them McGovern a nice chap, but it litical trade.” Selectmen to discuss some prob­ doll In the event. The first of a series of four lems and grievances which have tors, and local historical so­ the collector's office In the longer by keeping Sen. Thomas also makes him a rotten candi­ The Scotsman, on President Winners of the Indian Wrest­ NEWl — EXemNO fund raising dinners, for sup­ been bothering them. ciety members from throughout Municipal Building, 41 Center F. Eagleton on the ticket. This date and would make him a Nixon’s decision to keep Spiro ling contest were Carolyn Hoke, is the view of a number of for­ worse president.” port of the Hockanum Valley the state are urged to attend St. Payments received with Agnew as his running mate, The open meeting, re(]uested 6-8-year-olds; Robin Conover, eign commentators on the In West Germany, Ham­ NATURAL HEALTH Community Services Center, the league meetings. Aug. 1 postmarks will not be commented that it was "not an two weeks ago by the consta­ 9-10-year-olds; and Danny Glea­ Democratic vice presidential burg’s Die Welt said just one brought the center $7,000 closer Bulletin Board cliarged the penalty. inspiring choice.” FOOD SHOPPE bles, will be held at 8 In the Ad- son, 11-12-year-olds. imbroglio. ' -, thing could help the Democrats to its $60,000 goal, according to TTie Board of Selectmen will Taxpayers are reminded "Agnew has not done any­ mlntotmtlon Building. A story hour will be held at The Guaruian 6f London said — "If Ted. Kennedy were to James Troy, chairman of the meet tomorroW night at 7:30 In to bring or send the IBM thing to demonstrate that he AT THE the park Wednesday at 1 p.m. Eagleton "does not have only cancel his refusal of the vice Although the constables would the Administration Building. cards with them when they deserved the honor or, more . finance Advisory Committee. The third showing of the out­ EMCQN not reveail the Items to be dia- The Board of BMnance will pay their taxes. his own future to. consider but Important, the power which he PARKADE A total of $10,000 has been door film festival will be held the future of McGovern and the CORP. ctissed,. one problem was con­ meet tomorrow night at 7:30 In would inherit if a fatal Illness pledged from other sources. Wednesday evening at 8:16 with Democratic party. By staying The proposal goal of $80,000 Is firmed. The results of the sln- the Town Hall. or a creizy assassination were FOOD ^ MARKETS gle-nnan patrol, requested for the showing of an Abbot and The Grange will meet tomor­ on the ticket, he will seriously to match another $50,000 to be Costello film and Walt Disney Today in History weaken It.” A b o u t Tow n received from private found­ a trial period by First Select­ row night at 8 in the Grange man Erwin Stoetzner, wUl be cartoons, on the park’s tennis Hall. The London Times spoke of ations and public agencies. courts. Abbott and Costello will Today Is Monday, July 31st, McGovern’s "embarrassing di­ Members of Campbell Council, The dinner last week was held BURR CORNER SHOPPING CENTER one of the Items of discussion. Happiness I s ...... The single-man patrol has not be shown In eight short films. Manchester Evening Herald the 213th day of 1972. There are lemma’’ over his running KofC, will meet tonight at 7:30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Olympics have been 153 days left In the year. mate: "If he drops Eagleton, at the KofC Home, 219 W. Cen­ Warren Qottler in Talcottvllle. been favored by the constables Tolland correspondent Bette scheduled for Thursday after­ Today’s Highlight In History he will appear to be a man who ter St., to pay respects to the Three others are being planned, In the past. Sloetzner had asked Quatrale, tel. 875-2845. A REALLY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT noon at 1 p.m. at the park. On this date In 1498, (3iristo- not only makes mistakes in his late William F. Courtney, a with the final one to be in Oc­ for the trial period in an effort At|tend Meeting pher Columbus discovered the judgment of men for high of­ member. tober. Those attending the din­ to provide more extensive cov­ TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY SPECIAL GOVT. GRADED ‘A’ erage for the town within the Several members of the Tol- Island of Trinidad. fice, but one who after obsti­ ners are shown a video-tape 'land Historical Society attended On This Date nately insisting that he was Erland Johnson, a Manchester demonstrating the goal of the QUALITY limits o< the budget. 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING — $1.50 FRESH DRESSED - WIND TAGGED Saturday's Connecticut League In 1777, the French noble­ right, reverses himself when Insurance agent, will g(ive an il­ services center which is pri­ Donkey Baseball of Historical Societies at Wood man, Lafayette, offered his public clamor reaches a certain lustrated talk on his trip to Quality Speed Queen Equipment marily to offer family counsel­ MEATS The annual Donkey Baseball stock. services to the colonies in the level of shrillness." If he sticks Iceland at the Manchester Ro­ ing, youth counseling, child game between the Tolland and Society President Edward American revolution and was to Eagleton, McGovern “ will tary Club meeting tomorrow at guidance services, alcohol and WUllngton firemen will be held Patapas and his wife, Mrs. Ira commissioned a major general have to explain Eagleton in the 6:30 p.m. at the Manchester BELCON LAUNDROMAT - 309 Green Rd. drug counseling, vocational Wedneeday night at 6 at the Creelman, Mrs. George Lees, In the Continental Army. campaign." Country (Jlub. guidance, assistance to senior Hall Memorial School field in Mrs. Helen Needham and Miss citizens, marriage counseling, South WllUngton. Bernice Hall attended the psychological testing and coun­ Tlcketa for the fund raising league event, which featured a sel and psychiatric services. event Are available from Hre- panel discussion on "Oral His­ The cenljer is expected to open Rib Steaks -men or at the Mutual Aid Fire tory and the Local Historical soon in a suite of offices rented Station on the Green. Society," led by John P. Suth­ in the Vernon Center Profes­ .Beoreatlon Activities erland of Rockville. sional Building on Rt. 30. c M a n AlUa(>n Matthews won first The Tolland Historical So­ The center is also receiving prise in last week's Board of ciety will host the next meeting EARLY WEEK th/e support of several organiza­ Quartered tions, including Big Brothers of lb Hartford, Inc., Child and Family n . 2 9 Coventry Services, Inc., the Community Child Guidance Clinic, Manches­ lb ter, Consultation Center for Mar­ Delmonieo Steaks LEGS riage and Family, Drug Infor­ School Board Seeks mation Assistance Line (DIAL) Quartered BONUS BUYS of Vernon, Mansfield Training School, Manchester Memorial $ Hospital, the Mayor’s Commit­ lb lb Additional Funds tee to Combat Drug Abuse, 1.79Bone-In Louise Sheryl Edmo, Rock-Ville General Hospital and BREASTS A special town meeting will ditional allocations for other ac­ 18, a Shoshone - Ban­ the Rockville Public Health he held tomorrow night at‘ 7:30 counts in order of priority.’ Nursing Assoclatiui. nock Indian from Ida­ COME SEE COME SAVE at the high to consider a sup­ All of these groups have offer- Cackle Bird Krakus Imported Extra M ild Nepco These requests include $6,- ho, was named Miss plemental appropriation of $68,- 000 for textbooks to be used in led volunteer help on a part-time Indian America yester­ 326 for the Board of Education replacement of books In sever­ basis. CHICKEN CHOPS Sliced Boiled Horn NEPCO FRANKS C A N N E D H A M day in Wyoming. WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES for the current fiscal year. al areas; $7,600 for curriculum (AP photo) lb. 5 lb. Monies to cover this appro- materials In reading and math prtation woudl be taken from throughout the school system; Iraq Executes 6 9 ^ Pkg- 1/2 lb. 69* 79* pkg. can 4.98 the General Fund surplus. $4,750 for a part-time speech Four Saboteurs ■Ihe town council earlier this *‘" ‘1 hearing therapist, of which Miss Universe at Puerto Rico summer called the special sea- P®'" reimbursable. TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Four Sion at the request of the school souglit Is $3,000 for G>urt Cases WOII. & TUES., JULY 31st. & AUC. 1st. ONLY! Wind-blown and beautiful is the lovely Miss Kerry Wells of Australia as she re­ saboteurs trained in Iraq were laxes on a beach in Puerto Rico. The auburn-haired beauty was chosen as the board, because of what board replacement of Instructional executed today by a firing members termed “the severity uiaterial; $4,500 for malnte- new Miss Universe Saturday night. (AP photo) squad— at Susangerd, near the CIRCUIT COURT 12 o t the total cut given the Board »3,000 to Iraqi border, where they were assure continuation of the adult East Hartford Session captured a year ago, the gov­ OPEN of Education budget" at the town meeting in May. education program, which had Manchester area cases dis­ Vernon ernment announced. over 300 participants this past posed of BYlday included: The announcement said the Prior to the May budget ses­ year. sion, the council had cut $84,849 Louise Deschenes, 31, of 84 four men, Razzaq Yaslnzadeh, In addition to these requests MONDAY from the school requests, and an Wells St., Manchester, charged Mohammed Kaabi, Sayed-Mo- the board seeks restoration of with fraud in obtaining aid and Sl/iiolii/Sieofea Council To Seek Federal Funds hammed Mousevl and Sayed- STQREWIDE addHJoi^ $M.391 cut was pass- ,^^^8 for an administrative as- ed at the May meeting. failure to report income, charg­ Nasser Jeadelah, were mem­ through sistant, new equipment, npn-ln- es nolled by the prosecutor. bers of an eight-man team that The approved budget for ed­ structlonal equipment an(i for Ronald McKinley, 21, of 41 slipped into Iran from Iraq to ucation for 1972-73, after these the Mancdiester Oommunity Thrall Rd., Vernon, sentenced sabotage military and oil in­ To Renovate Memorial Building SATURDAY LOW PRICES cuts, stands now at $1,997,790, Guidance Clinic which provides to one year In jail after plead­ stallations. It said three other up about 4.5 percent over last supplemental psychological ing guilty to a charge of posses­ The 82-year-old Memorial total cost of the construction to make changes in the depart- members of the team were year’s ^,911,233. Estimated services. sion of heroin. Judge Joseph Building iocated on Park PI. P c «i I b a iI u m in I» was $88,106, It was reported at ments then located in the build- *‘*>*®'* *>y security agents, ijevenue to the town general In their statement, schped Adorno also revoked his proba­ FULL SIRLOIN o . m . in Rockviiie will be given a new that meeting. The final pay­ ing. Other minor changes have 8 :0 0 fund for the current fiscal year board members “are urging all tion on other charges and gave lease on life 'if the federal gov­ ment on the building was made been made over the years but Asst. Flavors - Sealtest from state grants to education voters to support these supple- him a 99-day jail term to run Keep Happy - mental funds, vdiich we feel NOT N.Y. CUT ernment approves an -applica­ in September 1944. the proposed renovation is the and other sources is estimated concurrently with the one-year In November 1952, the then first major project for the build­ Keep Smiling to be $690,098. cover the absolute minimum sentence. tion for funds for its renova­ provlcje quality education forto BONE IN City (Council appropriated $2,872 ing. with a Herald Happy Ad. Over the weekend, Boai^ of Charles A. Mozzer, 26, of 201 * V i tion. 1 2 i0 0 Ice Cream Education members released (Coventry’s children." Terrace Dr., Vernon, fined $36 The Town Council, at a spec­ a statement explaining the need after pleading guilty to a ial meeting Friday night, gave ’/2 GAL PKG. for the add.ltlonal monies. They charge of failure to show li­ its unanimous support to Mayor noted that "over 76 per cent B1 Costs False cense emd registration. The Frank McCoy to apply for fund­ MIDNIGHT of the school board budget Is charge was reduced from evad­ WITH COUPON BELOW Senator Says ing responsibility . ing which he learned was avail­ c reflected In salary accounts, able through the Economic De- WE WELCX5ME FOOD and fixed charges such as heat, ’ARM FRESH PRODUCE’ veiopment Act (EDA). phone, transportation and In­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. STAMP CUSTOMERS AND Les Aspln, D-Wla., has accused The mayor expects to go to ARE PROUD TO BE AUTHOR­ surance represent another large THONIPSON Washington, D. C. this week to percentage, leaving few flex­ the Air Force of "attempting to IZED REDEMPTION STORES. we reserve the right to limit quantities deceive the Congress" about follow up on the application. He ible areas In which cuts can be the cost of the IBl bomber. also plans to go, with a con­ made, such as textbooks, cur­ Aspin said Sunday the Air sultant, to the regional office of riculum supplies, equipment GLOBE Force estimates that each the EDA, before the deadline and maintenance. for filing applications which is bomber will cost $46 million, Travel Service S a e d l s i M G n o iii Thursday. "These accounts have been while the Office of Systems The proposed renovations curtailed year after year in or­ Analysis estimates the cost at 555 MAIN STREET would cost an estimated $350,- der to meet board obligations. $60 million apiece. There are 643-2165 Much of the increase voted at (XX). If the funding is approved plans to build 244 bombers. Anttioified agent In Man- the federal government will pay the town meeting in May was Before the Congress ap-, obester for all Airlines, 80 per cent of the costs and necessarily ^applied to s^^ary in- proves this year’s $446 million Bailroada and Steamship the town 20 per cent. Calif. Seedless creases whlcjh overall were, request for the Bl, this con- Lines. Plans for the proposed reno­ ! / SARGENTO well within the federally re­ troversy must be settled," As­ vations were explained to the commended guidelines. pln declared. council by engineer John Poz- Sliced Muenster Cheese GRAPES "The board and the (Coventry zato anda rchltect Dan Wright. Sliced Swiss Cheese Federation of Teachers were They call for enlargement of unable to reach an agreement the offices located on the first Sliced Provolone with regard to teachers’ sala­ s s SN vN sssN N.ssssN's n \ s s \\ s \ s n \ s n n \>.x \\ nn \ s s n n n \ s S.n .V.N.'S.n .’SN .V floor of the building, by taking ries and are now awaiting the space from the large central decision of an arbitration panel. WITH COUPON BELOW hall. The vault in the town The board has offered the clerk's office would also be en­ teachers an increase of eight- CHECK & CHECK & FIRST OF THE SEASON KOMPARE COMPARE larged. 6 oz. pkgs. tenths of one per cent in their A very wide stairway now NATIVE CORN overall wage schedule. leads to the upper floors from “Restoration of $8,038 to the EVERYDAY LOW, LOW, PRIClS! C hanm il the large central hall. The ^ i , . i " . ^ teachers’ sfilary account is in­ plans also call for making the cluded in the request for sup­ stairway smaller and installa­ plemental funds to be con­ KRUOCC'S Pf PPf RIDCE FARM (FROZEH) O^ltdlCAG'liiiS tion of an elevator. The first sidered Tuesday night. This I2)i M .I floor presently houses the town amount Is necessary to meet Krispies 53* Turnovers 9A9- a clerk's office, the assessor, tax contractual obligations. There REjMURORMHIT collector and the office of the have been no additional teach­ FABRIC DEPARTMENT ) STORES M O n 'S -A I .. -I 5*1. i i judge of probate. FROZEN ers added to the staff for the C rO St TOOTNPASn ^ The second flotir is occupied coming year.” Applesauce 4 'Dr 83* by the GAR Hall which con­ '//A V "' iMs Further explaining their need K L M O N n _ _ KOSHER DILL SKARS tains many mementos of the MINUTE MAID for the supplemental funds, cavil War. The other portion of board members said, "An addi­ Duiley Pickles the second floor is occupied by tional $6,000 Is sought for the Fruit Cocktail ~“^ 29 ‘ the CSrcuit Court rooms. The 12 oz. $ 1 ' , 0 0 transportation account, again to MOUTHWiLSH PILLSRURY RUtnRMILK third floor, used years ago for cans A meet .the basic contractual, re­ I4 « S m . IllEl VALUABLE COUPON i recreational purposes such as Orange Juice 2 quirements. . 10S 9 Listerine Biscuits REFRICERAnO roller skating, has not been "Due to an Increase in the IW ITR S5.00 HWCHASE OR MORE used for some time as it was ___ 'm m m m /..______number of students accepted in CHICKBIUOTN WKRWOOD deemed unsafe by the building UK M.* 4 K I TOO the Vo-Ag program at E. O. Bid SAVJNOS IM A ll SAVE inspector. This im portant part is m issing Smith since the preparation of College Inn Deviled Hum The renovation plans call for 12' the budget, an additional $7,338 VECCTAILE CREEK GAHT ^ turning this floor into office VALUES GALORE is needed. These are monies FABRIC REMNANTSI in every other econom y car. 44 n . 111 space which would be easily ac­ which the town is required by • JERSEYS • CXIRDUROYS cessible by elevator. Previ­ V -8 Juice Hiblets Corn Hl-C PRWKS lav) to pay. Fifty per cent of • ACETATES • TRANSITIONAL FRUIT FLAVORED - 46 • I. cans ously, those using the third ASSORTED DELICIOUS FLAVORS this amount is state reimburs­ M L V A M E n E S CAMFRELL'S fl(X)r had to climb 59 steps to PRINTS • DRAPERY FABRICS LUMTOMPniAMItT able to the General Fund. 1 m . reach it. VAUOTW W ANC. S. 1972 When you buy a Volkswagen you best 12 months or 12,000 miles.) “ Beyond these contracted Pork 'n Boons 6 8 9 1 When the council approved 28«ox. Jell-0 Gelutin items, the board is seeking ad- UJ6 0 the budget for this fiscal year get something you (don't get with any Some economy cars may promise ‘W O W ' Soda Bets. $1.88 KRAFT POOHDCAKE(FROnH) it appropriated $60,(X)0 for al­ other economy car. A 24-month you one or two more miles on a S m . terations of the building plus to Creum Cheese Sura Lee 79 VALUABLE COUPON m $10,(X)0 for installation of a new 24,000-mile guarantee.* gallon of gas. But how many give YARD boiler. IMost others give you at the very you 12,000 more on a guarantee? CHARMIN ^ SQUEEZABLY SO R FUEL OIL CONTAgMA ^ REEF CHUNKS WITH S5.00 PURCHASE OR MORE The EDA sets fourth strin­ A U paid In S days 1 4 % m -T 1 1 S nom date of SHOP THE FABRIC STORE gent regulations for projects to *M tjn ovsncf moiniomi and S'*f.irc s tiii vt h u Ic in oi (mdancp w ilh ih o V<'lki«vo(irn mairiipnontc V‘ h.-duk* any 4 .^ o U Tonuito Pnste 6 ~ 95' Alpo Dog Food M i5 l 9 ^ be funded. One of these require­ lot lory part lound to be dclpctivc m r’Otcriol Of wofk'nonthip w ithin ?4 n o n th j or CJ.OOO mk-.s. whichcvoi deUvery THAT GIVES YOU THE tomt'S lk$i (tiBcepI noffrol wear o^d tcijr on iorvicn ifoms| will be lepoifod of replaced by any..US Pkg. FLOUR HAIISCO ments is that the project must or Canadian Vollswogen Deoler And thij w ill bo done Irec o( c h o rg o . Sec y o u f dealer lor ddOik Toilet Tissue (M-Br. NoOee tor BIGGEST SELECTIONS and 12 M . produce a number of jobs, the Delivery) . PERSONAL SERVICE. Gold Medul ' 5 54' Rhi Crockers CHARCOAL majority of whieh are to be un­ TERRACERACE K HilK K RRHNIETS - 20 M. bag. skilled or semi-skilled. Mayor HAMBURG HOT DOG ER . 24-Hr. Bonier Servloe I iiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AUFUVORS YUKORCLUg inuToetKirAMUT McCjoy said. VALID THRU AUC. 5,1972. , The first town meeting was TED TRUDON. Inc. Coopfrotive Oil Co. 434 Oakland St., Manchester 1 0 > o i. 1.00 Rice-A-I Conned Sodo 1089* held in the Memorial Building, TOLLAND TPKE. TALCOTTVILLE CCALLR ' $ 116 Brcad Bt., Blanolieater \ V. 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• 9 [ ■ /■ 7 . ■ ' ' ■ PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JULY 81, 1972 proapeotfl stre considered poor. Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d . Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n .. Mo n d a y , j u l y 31, 1972 PAGE ELEVEN Sources say two ’or ■ three Senate Acts Today votes will ajraln decide tho fate Three U.S. Planes Down in Indochina Bremer Case of tho Brooke amendment. It LOS ANGELES (AP) - - The Information should be revealed The defense contends that of­ attorney general, not by a without a search warrant SAIGON (AP) — A U.S. B82 of them was wounded In his left charges by Hanoi that flood statements by I»resldent Nixon carried before by a vote of 49 Pentagon Papers trial Is stalled In open (Court. ficials routinely leak classified Judge. seemed to have been based on bomber crashed Sunday night leg and his temple. control facilities were attacked last week and an Intelligence Starts Today to 46. nio President has called over a complicated wiretapping Tho Supreme Court is on va­ material to newsmen and that The trial and apellate the theory that foreigpi surveil­ during a thunderstorm In north- ^ g command reported deliberately on Saturday. study of North Vietnam’s dike On Missile Program this and other such proposals Issue, and the defense says It cation and not scheduled to Ellsberg and Russo, former Judges saw a transcript ol the lance doesn’t require a Judicial­ meet again until October. The Rand Corp. researchers, are recorded conversation and east ThallMd, and two Air losses In the Hanoi region. It "We’ve been hitting commu- system released by the U.S. will oppose any government at­ ly issued warrant. But, he said, Force F4 Phantoms went down g jjj phantoms that nlcatlons networks, bridges and State Department UPPER IVIARLBORO, Md. WASHINGTON (AP) T h . ..a , I ..V . I.™ ."-*.?:?. Wiretap Stalls U. S. solicitor general, Erwin being prosecuted because of ruled that it had nothing to do tempt to cancel a delay that ’"ITie Fourth Amendment (on tonkin Oulf r a n things...... like that,” a 'U.S. “ spokes- Nlxs and planes, are capable llie Soviet Pacific. Baltic, Fresh, Native ears q SKIRT STEAK A lb Com 0 3Q^ | wiches head of destroying an enemy In any Arctic and Black Sea fleets I Seafood Specials! DRUMSTICKS 29: 5 0 0 From region of toe world’s oceans.” contain more than 400 subma- . 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PAGE TWELVte MONDAY, JULY 31, 1972MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,,MANCHESTER, CONN., Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d . Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n .. Mo n d a y , j u l y 31, 1972 PAGE THIRTEEN Pirates Looking for Fun Wood Disappointed, Final Sign Up Flag Hopes Blasted The first registration pe­ riod held by the Manchester Slow Pitch Midget ft Pony Football As­ sociation netted a total of 146 Hilgendorf Delighted boys of which 76 are new to While Padres Want Rest the program. With Legion Squad And final registration pe­ NEW YORK (AP) — hit and scored on A1 Oliver’s Sox for the major league lead Francisco on eight hits as the He got It just three weeks riod will be held Aug. 9, 10, Softball It was okay.” two-cut double. Dick Selma re­ with 26. NATIONAL LEAGUE NEW YORK (AP)—Wil­ The Pittsburgli Pirates Reds won their opener with It was more than just okay. after Cleveland purchased his By PAUL GLIHA DeMaio scattered six hits, ft 11 for those boys who were lieved Lersch and promptly un­ An unusual Interference call four early runs against Juan East bur Wood was having trou­ wouldn’t mind having a lit­ Hilgendorf hurled a slx-hltter, contract from the Kansas City Whatever hopes Man­ struck out 10 batters, and gave AB R H ERBI unable to register last week. corked a wild pitch, walked helped, the. Padres escape from Marichal but the Giants bounced Pittsburgh 69 35 .628 — ble getting used to the Min­ Leltq, cf 6 2 2 0 0 tle fun but the San Diego striking out seven Milwaukee organization. up three walks, and his team­ MacDermott, ss 4 1 1 Brad Parliman, president, TONIGHT’S GAMES Collins Judd and Andy Pells Manny SanguUlen and saw a bases-loaded, none-out jam back to take the nightcap with New York 61 41 .564 7 chester’s American Legion 0 0 Padres would just like a lit­ nesota mound. But Tom batters as the Indians beat the Jerry Moses drove In two mates made only one error. Hickey, 3b 8 1 1 0 2 announced that practice ses­ had three hits apiece while Rudl Hebner belt a three-run homer in the eight Inning of the open­ five runs in the 10th off ace re­ Chicago 50 46 .621 10 baseball team had of win­ Falco, lb 4 1 1 0 1 sions for the 1972 season will Norm’s vs Wilbanks, Hilgendorf wa% delighted Brewers 6-1 to sweep a double- runs for Cleveland In the night­ Noske started for the locals and Eastman, rf 5 3 5 0 1 6:16 vvittke and Bill Ruff added two tle rest. into the right field seats on the ing Eis pinch hitter Jesus Aiou liever Clay Carroll. Tito Fuentes St. Louis 46 47 .495 12 Ml ning Zone Eight honors Fitzgerald The Pirates scored all their with the way he found the header. Cleveland had taken cap and the Brewers contrib­ was relieved by Connie McChir- Cipolla, 2b 4 1 1 0 0 begin on Monday, Aug. 14 at safeties each. first pitch to him. dribbled a grounder back to drove in the tie-breaking run Montreal 42 49 .462 16Mi went out the window yes­ Hawley, If 5 1 2 0 3 Charter Oak Park. All new Acadia vs. Sportsman, 7 :30 runs in the last two innings one in Cleveland. the opener 3-2. uted to their own downfall with ry in the seventh after two hits. Kelly c 4 0 0 0 1 Ron Seplowltz homered and The Bucs teed off on Selma pitcher Mike Caldwell, whose with an infield hit and Ed Good- Philadelphia 34 60 .362 26 Demalo, p Fitzgerald Sunday to rout Philadelphia 7-1 "It took me quite a time to In other American League four errors in the game. terday afternoon when Noske allowed eight hits for six 4 1 1 1 ^ 1 registrants will be required dobble to lead Fogarty’s offen.se. for three more runs in the throw to the plate forced Doug son followed with a three-run West front-running and defending to attend these sessions. and maintain their National get adjusted to the mound,” games, Texas took two from In the opener, Tom McCraw runs. He walked two and had Totals 38 11 14 i 1 DeCormler Groman’s, Gary Gott slashed out three ninth on Gene Alley's single, a Rader. But Rader'"i knocked pinch triple. Bobby Bonds hom- Cincinnati 67 36 .613 — champion East Hartford posted League East lead at seven Wood, Chicago' s knuckleball­ Oakland, 2-1 and 4-2, Boston homered in** the bottom of the three strikeouts. McCurry gave 8:45 Fitzgerald blngles while Dave Flanagan sacrifice by Clines; Dave down catcher Fred Kendall and ered for the Giants’ first run Houston 5’3 44 .646 6 a lop-sided 11-0 success. Rt«r (0) ing veteran, said Sunday after split a pair with Detroit, win­ ninth to tie it. Then Rick Auer­ AB H H E RBI and Craig Jordan collected two games over the New York Cash’s triple and a single by umpire Stan Landes called it and Jim Barr went the route, Los Angeles 49 46 .521 8Mi up five hits for four runs In two Gunver vs. Bonanza trying—and failing—to become ning 4-3 before the Tigers took bach’s bobble of Ray Ptosse’s It was the home finale and a Maloney, 8b, c 4 0 0 1 0 ■ hits each. Mels' who shaded Montreal 3-1. Vic Davallllo. Interference and ruled Alou out limiting the hard-hitting Reds Atlanta 46 60 .474 13 innings before giving way to Banning. 2b 4 0 2 0 0 Keeney one of the wlnnlngest pitchers the second game 7-2, Baltimore two-out grounder, let in the win­ fine crowd witnessed the play Nicola, 3b U 0 0 0 "If we -continue to get the * * • at first for a double play. to three hits. San Frimclsco 43 54 .443 16 Ken Irish. Irish allowed only 0 Telephone vs. Army & Navy, Acadia 000 912 X—12-17-2 in the American League. blanked the New York Yankees at Mt. Nebo. Bilodeau, rt, If 4 0 - 0 0 0 19 th Hole pitching, we're going to have a PADRES^ASTROS * ♦ » San Diego 36 68 .383 21Mi ning run. one hit and one run. McKeon, lb 8 0 1 0 0 0:16 Nebo Fogarty’s 030 430 1-11-14-1 "The man caught the ball and "It’s no lower or no higher 6-0 and California defeated • * • With two games remaining, Mllka, rf 1 0 0 0 0 lot of fun in the second half,” San Diego's 41 Innings in BRAVES-DODOER8 The hitting star was Eastman Gorman, cf he was making a play to first Sunday’s Results than any other mound, but it’s Kansas a t y 4-3 in 11 innings. RANGERS• AV and the locals three games back 4 0 2 1 0 Gountry O ub Nassiff vs, Lenox, 7:30 Nebo -said Richie Hebner, who hit a three consecutive overtime Earl Williams and Mike Lum who had two triples, a double Sapienza, If 2 0 0 0 0 base and Rader whacked him,” Cincinnati 4-1, San Francisco flat, it doesn’t drop off at all.” • • • of East Hartford In the stand­ Groman, 3b 2 0 0 0 0 Angels vs. Savings Bank, tie-breaking three-run homer games matches the American each drove in three runs in At­ Dave Nelson was a one-man and a single and might have Holik. c ABCD FOUR BALL Sunday Landes said. “He said in his 0-6, 2nd game 10 innings What did drop, though, was ings, it’s wait until next year 1 0 0 0 0 6 :15 Robertson as the Pirates scored four times League record but is well short lanta’s opening-game rout of TWINS . WHITE SOX gang for the Rangers, figuring had a double and single good Pinto, ss 2 0 0 1 0 Saturday own words he felt he had the one of Wood's less successful for Coach Wally Fortin’s squad. Sullivan, ss 1 0 0 1 0 Cougars vs. Leopards, 6:16 Scoring five runs over the in the eighth inning. of the NL' mark. But the last- Atlanta 14-5, Los Angeles 4-4 Wood wound up with his 11th in every run they scored for three runs batted In to help Ed Shaw, Lou Betko, John right to hit him. He deliberately Los Angeles and Ralph Gan- Smachettl, rf, lb 3 0 0 0 0 Illing. Meanwhile, the Padres, who place Padres are enjoying giv­ Chicago 4-6, St. Louis 0-4 pitches. loss instead of the 17th victory East Hartford. Bob Gorman and Noske, p 1 0 1 0 n Treschuk, Henry Peck -1-26, Vic last two Innings, Honda defeat­ hits him with his arm and that’s greeted reliever Jim Brewer against Oakland. STANDINGS went 17 innings Saturday eve­ ing the contenders a hard time. San Diego 10-3, Houston 7-4 It dropped into the left field that would have tied him with Joe Banning each had two sin­ McCurry, p 1 0 0 0 0 Daley, Harry Atherton, Ken ed Lynch, 6-3 at Fitzgerald Sun­ Interference.” with a three-nm seventh-inning In the opener, he scored a Zone Eight Irish, p 1 u 0 0 0 ning to defeat Cincinnati, split They took two from the Reds 1st game 14 innings, 2nd game pavilion, 351 feet away from Detroit’s Mickey Lollch and W, u . gles for the'loosers. Bennett, Larry Morrison -f-25; day. Despite a heated argument, homer to decide the nightcap. first-inning run, then delivered East Hartford SILK CITY 10 innings home plate, the end result of a Cleveland’s Gaylord Periy as 10 6 Totals 34 0 6 4 0 John Lavlnlo, Frank Butkus, Bud Feshler, Merrill Myers, an extra-inning double header before coming to Houston. Williams also homered for the the tie-breaking winner with a Manchester is scheduled to 2 1 0 2 0 5—11 Saturday Rader wasn’t ejected until he Pittsburgh 7, Philadelphia 1 Harmon Klllebrew home run In the wlnnlngest pl^hers In the Windsor 10 6 Tony Morianos, Bob Howe and with Houston, winning theopen- ”I can say one thing," Braves while Frank Robinson ninth-inning double. And In the play South Windsor Wednesday xaow icj', 00. ilxCUil- Vic Abraitls, Herm Dvorak took the field In the next Inning. New York 3, Montreal 1 the sixth inning that powered Rockville 8 7 man 2; Hlckw, Lelto; SB: Kelly, er 10-7 in H innings but drop­ crowed Manager "Don Zimmer. connected for the Dodgers. At­ majors. ' finale, he scored twice and night but South Windsor may -f-24; Stan McFarland, Ed An- Manchester Honda overcame ^olln each produced two “ He came by me and said I Today’s Games the Minnesota Twins to a 1-0 Manchester 8 3 Hickey: SF: Demalo. Hickey, Fal­ ping the nightcap 4-3 in 10. "I’ve never seen 25 men bear lanta’s Hank Aaron moved Into Klllebrew’s 18th homer of the knocked in two more runs, one have decided to drop out. Pans co; LOB: East Hartford 6. Man­ saldl, Don Forstrom, Bob Lloyd six errors to post a 9-8 victory ^°r Honda, was the most blankety-blamk Los Angeles (Osteen 11-7) at victory over the White Sox. Enfield 7 0 chester 10: BB; Noske 2, McCurry Elsewhere, the Reds blanked down emd go about their busi­ fourth place In the all-time list year was also the 533rd of his of them with a seventh-inning and players will be notified re­ -f-17; John Wilks, Bill Ogden. over Acadia Restaurant Satur- losers’ Chuck Annal and umpire in the league,” Landes Atlanta (McLain 1-1), N ' Hilgendorf, getting his first Windsor Locks 6 8 2, Demalo 3: SO: Noske 3, De­ San Francisco 4-0 before losing ness like this team. These kids of runs scored, trailing only Ty career, moving him within one single that produced the mar: garding the game. • Manchester malo 10; Hits off: Noske 8 for 6 Paul Hunt, Austin Weiman day at Fitzgerald Field. Gary McConnell contributed reported, “ and I said good-by,” Montreal (Moore 2-5) at New major league start as a new South Windsor 4 11 mns. In 6! innings; McCurry 6 for the second game 6-1 in 10 in­ are tired but they’ve kept going. Cobb. Babe Ruth and Willie of fifth-place Jimmy Foxx on gin of victory. ends the season Friday when -(-16; Tom Zemke, John Kristof, George McKay punched out safeties apiece, • * * York (Strom 0-0), N member of the Cleveland pitch­ 4 runs In 2 innings; Irish 1 for 1 nings. Atlanta took two from It’s made me feel good the way Mays. the all-time list. they travel to Windsor Locks. nm in I inning; HBP: MacDermott; Rhoar Flydal, Norm Narkon three hlU for Honda while T im Honda 010 041 -6-12-2 METS-EXPOS San Diego (Arlln 8-11) at ing staff, said he knew good • • • B: NosKe; L: Noske. I.os Angeles 14-4 and 5-4 and they’ve battled these 41 innings.” « « • * • • East Hartford’s first run -(-16; Dick Steeves, Sked Ho­ Kearns, Mike Callahan and Don Lynch 000 021 0 -3 - 9-1 Houston (Dlerker 8-6), N times were ahead when he am­ came in the second Inning when the Chicago Cubs swept St. The Padres pushed across Cleon Jones, who drove in CUBS-CARDS ANGELS ■ ROYALS mans, Joe Lebiedz, Bill Beng- Crowell each had two hits _____ Pittsburgh (Moose 6-6) "^at bled out to the bullpen for some INDIANS • BREWERS Louis 4-0 and 6-4. three runs in the 14th to win the New York’s tying nm with a Rookie Rick Reuschel scatten. with the bases loaded, Ray De- ston -(-16; Doc McKee, Roger apiece. Philadelphia (Reynolds 0-7), N pregame warming up. Hilgendorf, who’d spent 1969- Bob Oliver, formerly of the PIRATES PHILS opener. Derrel Thomas singled sacrifice fly, tripled in the sev­ ed six hits and singled in the Malo filed to center and the Macaione, Jim Herdic, Fred The losers’ Bill Ruff homer- ' Sportsman Cafe turned back St. Louis (Cleveland 12-6) at “ I can tell just by walking 70 with St. Louis, where he Royals, gave his o6d teammates Most Valuable Team Awards Pittsburgh's Bruce Kison and home the tie-breaking run and enth and scored the lead run first run In the Cubs’ shutout of runner scored after the catch. Tracey -(-12; Terry Schilling, ed followed by two blngles from Honda, 9-6. Jim Murtagh, Tom C3ilcago (Jenkins 13-9) out there,” he said, “ If the worked 27 Innings in 29 games, a shock when he led off the Phiiadelphia's Barry Lersch Dave Roberts, who hit a three- against Montreal on Duffy the Cardinals. Chicago trailed The visitors come up with two Joe Sullivan, Bll) Kenny, Ralph John Barry, Rudl Wlttke and Sorenson, A1 Rodonls, Jim Bar- San Francisco (Stone 4-7) at mound looks a long way all In relief, to post an 0-4 11th inning for the Angels 'with were locked in a scoreless duel run homer earlier, singled in Dyer’s single. Tommie Agee hit by a similar 4-0 score early in more in the fourth on Boyd Given Rec Girl S wimmers Frank -fl2. Mlke Romanchuck. nas, Frank Breen, Gary P.iw- Cincinnati (Bllllngham 7-9), N away — then look out. But to- record, said: “ I knew I could his 13th homer, a game-winning (Herald photo by Becker) until the Phillies took a 1-1 lead two more. Houston -won the his first home run since May 21 the nightcap but pecked away Eastman’s triple and Ken Haw­ The Junior Championships of Tucker placed first and estab­ BEST NINE Honda 030 320 1 9-14-6 lorwskl and Bob Buttram each Tuesday’s Games dav It seemed close and I knew do It If I ever got the chance.” blast over the center field fence. Perennial Kings: Davis and Sharp in the seventh on Greg Luzin- nightcap on Jimmy Steweirt’s in the ninth for an insurance with single runs In the first, ley’s double and a balk by A1 the Central Connecticut Swim lished another league record of Class A — Elnar Lorentzen Acadia 000 260 0—8- 8-2 had two hits. Buttram socked ;i Chicago at Montreal, N ski’s triple and single by 'Willie bases-loaded single in the 10th, run. third and fourth innings and fi­ Noske. League were held last weekend 1 :67.9. 29- 4-25, Willie Olekslnskl 30-4-26; ------circuit shot. Philadelphia at New York, 2, and the Manchester Rec Team Class B — Harry Atherton 30- Montanez. negating two home runs by San • • ♦ nally pulled It out in the eighth In the fifth, East picked up Russell Smith, swimming in The losers’ Fred Schneider, twi-nlght Nitpicker^s Strategy was well represented. Manches­ 6-24, Joe Wall 31-5-26, Tom High-scoring Groman’s Sport MerrlU Myers and Bob H ow But Gene Clines opened the Diego’s Nate Colbert, who tied REDS-GIANTS on Glenn Beckert’s two-run sln- two more runs and the same the eight and und^er age group, Pittsburgh at St. Louis N Sharp and Davis ter finished third out of 13 Atamian 32-7-25; Class C—Herm Shop bombed Honda, 15-4 In the ^ad two bingles while Schneidci” Pirates' eighth with an infield Dick Allen of the CMcago White Ross Grlmsley blanked San grle. amount In the seventh. In the finished first in the backstroke San Diego at Atlanta, 2, twi- ninth they exploded for five teams from other Connecticut Dvorak 34-12-22, John Treschuk second attraction. jjg j gg inslde-the-park homer. _ nlght towns. (20.a), second in the free (17.0) 30- 8-22; Low gross — Joe WallMike Reardon collected four sportsman 203 202 0-9-15-3 more runs. and third In the breaststroke Cincinnati at Houston, N Red Sox Flustered Leading the town team were 75, Willie Olekslnskl 75, Elnar hlU while Bob Brannlck, Honda 100 410 0 -6 - 9 2 Pro Football Roundup (27.6). In the 10 and under age San Francisco at Los Ange­ Rule Net Event Katie Tucker and Sherrie Hop- Lorentzen 76; Blind bogey Joe George May, Steve McAdam, _ _ _ Mike Cuellar group, Scott Smith finished sixth Dramatic les, N persbsad, who were voted the Skinner 99, Matt Wallace 99. Skip Cool and Steve Brady pro­ The Neipsic Tennis Club Senior Doubles, Mixed Dou­ In the backstroke (42.0), while most valuable female swim­ PRO SWEEPS duced three safeties. Two AMERICAN LEAGUE Sports Slate Brett Gallagher placed second in bingles came from Bob Kowal- ^Dillon Ford rode a 19-hit at- Base Theft Stops Yanks At Martin’s Remarks bles'and Junior Singles finals were held Sunday under I mers. Miss Tucker finished first' Low gross — Willie Oleksin- Shakedown Period East sunny skies— a perfect day for the spectators and play- the 100-ward individual medley skl 76, Elnar Lorentzen 76; Low skl and Dave White. One of tack to a commanding 11-4 trl- L Pet. 1Q.B. MONDAY in the 50-yard friestyle (27.6) W Boston’s Louisville farm. ■ ’ I —I. I ^ (1:23.1) and fifth in the freestyle net — Joe Wall 76-11-64, Sked Kowalski’s hits was a home umph over Sportsman. NEW YORK (AP) — “ It was 64 40 .674 — DETROIT (AP) — Billy ■ . „ , „ Hartford, 7-6, 6-0. These two and 60-yard butterfuly (32.6) and Second Time Detroit For the afternoon, each team Moriarty’s vs. Jets, 6 St. (32.9), butterfly (17.6) and Homans 75-11-64, Neil Conklin run. nobody’s fault but my own. If 52 40 .566 1 Martin says he doesn't like ■ Seidor Doubles, Win juniors, 16 and 14 years old re- was second In the 60-yard back- Ron Anderson had three hits Baltimore scored six runs In six dlffterent Thomas Seminary. breaststroke (43.6). Julie Tucker 81-16-66, Herm Dvorak 89-23-66, Honda’s Russ Willhlde had we had lost the ball game it BALTIMORE (AP) — Mike 46 .511 6 Davis retain- spectlvely, displayed good ten- stroke (34i9). Miss Hopperstead Slated This Week Boston 47 being a nitpicker. Innings — until Martin stepped TUESDAY plac«ed second In the breast­ Harry Atherton 78-12-66. two homers while Geonre Me- ^"“ owed by four singles from would have been my fault,” Cuellar pitched his second New York 45 46 .600 7 ed ^ e ir title for the fourth „jg form and occasionally an finished second In the 60-yard Kay had two hits Camposeo. iRJeh Belekewicz But' he nitpicked Boston just up the tempo by issuing a pro­ Orioles vs. Moriarty’s 6 Mt. stroke (43.6) for the 10-year-old BEST SEVENTEEN NEW YORK (AP) — The real shakedown period New York pitcher Jim McAn- straight shutout against the Cleveland 40 52 .435 13 straight year by defeaUng Paul excellent level of all-around freestyle (27.6) In the finals, but collected three blngles followed enough Sunday to get the Ibed test to plate umpire Ron Luci­ Nebo girls. Sunday Groman’s 150 143 1-.-15-24-5 starts in pro football this week as the pre-season exhibi­ drew said about Montreal’s New York Yankees and claim­ Wilwaukee 37 56 .398 16% (Iroobert and Bill Lauder by tennis. Brad came from behind tied with Miss Tucker for the by Bert DaskervlUe with a horn ano In the sixth Inning of the WEDNESDAY In the 11-12 year old group, Class A — Tom Prior 66-7-69, Honda 000 010 3— 4-10-4 tion .'schedule goes into high gear. Clyde Mashore’s dramatic stekl ed his sixth victory in his last West Sox flustered for one costly In­ the narrow margin of 6-2, 5-7, first set after being down league record during the trials er and single. Jim McAuley add- ning which helped manager second game. Manchester Legion at South Craig Wolfram finished third In Einar Lorentzen 68-7-61; Class Lynch Toyota broke a 7-7 tie . . ^ A total of 12 exhibitions are of home plate. eight outings as the Baltimore Oakland 58 38 .604 — 6-4. Davis and Sharp were lead- 5.4 4.2 the tle- Saturday with a tlnve of 27.6. San Francisco at Jacksonville, Martin spotted shortstop Luis Windsor, 6 breast stroke (36.8), fourth In B — Pete Teets 72-12-60, Ed In the eighth Inning with two listed for the weekend following "I saw him break but I un­ Orioles blanked the Yankees 6-0 Chicago 62 43 .547 6% Martin’s Detroit Tigers take a Ing In the second set 6-1 when breaker. Both youngsters have Miss Hopperstead also won the ____, . _ — _ Sportsman’s Jim Bamas trip- Aparacio on the Boston bench, THURSDAY the butterfuly (34.8) and fifth In Shaw 71-10-61; Class C — Ray runs to defeat Fogarty Brothers. j . . . . , , the official opening last Friday Fla., Pittsburgh vs. the New derestimated his speed. I in an Anjerlcan League series Minnesota 47 44 .516 Shi 7-2 victory and salvage a double- Groobert and Lauder ran off y^e ablUty to become accom- 100-yard individual medley - _ 6 / gnd punched out two singles. although Aparacio is officially Moriarty’s vs. New Britain, 6 the backstroke (34.4) and sixth Remes 83-24-69, Stan Mloga- 9-7. when the Super Bowl champion York Gisints at Pittsburgh and thought I’d be able to get him,” opener Sunday. Kansas City 45 49 .479 12 header split. nine stra i^ t games to win the pjiajjed tennis players, which (1:106) and finished second in Dillon's 402 311 X—11-19 1 St. TTiomas Seminary in the freestyle (29.4). noskl 77-15-62, George McLaf- The winners’ Bill Belekewicz Dallas Cowboys whipped the San Diego vs. Atlanta at San McAndrew said, describing the Cuellar, 10-8, limited the California 44 52 .458 14 Boston took a 4-3 triumph in on the disabled list with a swol- second set and a 3-0 lead should provide Interest for club the butterfly (32.6). The 200-yard Sp>ortsman 010 300 0— 4- 8-1 len finger. That was the grounds FRIDAY ferty 83-21-62; Low gk>ss — Tom collected three hits followed by College All-^tars 20-7 in Chicago Diego. Rounding out the sched­ only run he surrendered as the Yankees to three hits, but three Tejjas 39 66 .411 18% the opener before the Lutheran in the third set. T^e perennial members In the years to come, free relay team consisted of Twelve-year-old Mary Kautz for protest, and when announced Manchester Legion at Wind­ Prior 72; Blind bogey — Doug two each from Bob Wojclechow- and the Kansas City Chiefs de­ ule is an Aug. 7, Monday night Mets cruised to a 3-1 National times had to pitch out of jams E^y crowd of 44,612 at Tiger champions, howevef, regained xhis Junior Singles event was Mary Kautz, Karen McArdlp, also finished fourth In the breast­ it drew disparaging gestures sor Locks, 6 Pearson 88. skl, Joe Lehan, Chuck Anna! feated the New York Giants 23- game, with New Orleans at League baseball triumph over after he walked five batters. Sunday’s Resiflts Stadium. their winning form to take the (niuated by Stuart Jennings and Miss Hopperstead and Miss stroke. DeCormler Motors came back Cleveland 3-6, Milwaukee 2-1 from the Boston dugout. PRO SWEEPS and Gary McConnell. 17 in the Hall of Fame game Philadelphia. the Expos Sunday afternoon. With two out in the first in­ In the opener, Lynn McGloth- third set and match. Dave Proctor, club pro. With in the final game of the nighl Boston 4-2, Detroit 3-7 Low gross — Erwin Kennedy Pete Burnett, Dave Flanagan, at Canton, Ohio, Saturday.. Gene Washington, Clint Jones Jim Falrey singled and Ron ning, Boeg Powell got the Ori­ en won his fourth game in five The Tigers poured four runs In the Mixed Doubles, Hilary the fine turnout it will surely to down Fogarty Brothers, 8-4 Texas 2-4, Oakland 1-2 BILLY MARTIN 73, Einar Lorentzen 74; low net Rich Romano and Mike L^m- fim Monroe had three safeties Three of the 12 games this and Charlie West, three veteran Fairly doubled with one out in oles off to their winning start decisions since returning from across in the inning — all un­ Demarest and Stuart Jennings become a regular scheduled Minnesota 1, Chicago 0 Upsets Red Sox — Tom Prior 72-7-66, Sked Ho­ week are slated for Friday Minnesota players who said last the fourth inning. Falrey in­ with his 12th home run of the earned — to pull Detroit safely from Glastonbury overpowered tournament. Northern Division Champs bsrdo each had two hits for for DeCormler while teammates Baltimore 5, New York 0 mans 77-11-66. Fogarty. Barry Heinz, Whltey Jenkins, night with Baltimore vs. Wash­ week they would not sign un­ jured a leg running to third and season, scoring Merv Retten- away from a narrow 3-2 edge. Dzintra and Ted Bailey, 6-3, 6-1. Tennis activity planned for California 4, Kansas City 3, 11 FATHER ft SON ington at Tampa, Fla., Buffalo less each was satisfied, came was replaced by Mashore, who mund, who had walked. “ I think the game could have Jennings’ decisive shots doml- August Includes the Men’s and Lynch 000 150 12—9-16-2 Glck Day and Gary Moore eai ti Innings McCluskey Cops Stock Car Race Low gross — Jim and Len to terms Sunday with the Vik­ promptly stole home and gave The Orioles other runs came been forfeited If we didn’t win,” nated play throughout the Women’s Singles Tournaments Fogartyjs 240 100 00-7-14-6 stroked two blngles. vs. St. Louis at Buffalo, N.Y. Horvath 74, Tony and Larry ings. Montreal a short-lived 1-0 lead. in the sixth when Bobby Grich Today’s Games said Martin, adding that even if match. scheduled to start this week. ------Fogarty’s Dave Flanagan had and Los Angeles vs. Cleveland Milwaukee (Parsons 8-8 and Pletrantonlo 74, Hugh and Bob at Los jPngeles. “ I think we may have had a The Mets, who snapped a doubled into left center then he would have spotted Aparacio In the Junior Singles final. Anyone interested in obtaining four singles followed by three little misunderstanding,” said Ryerson 2-2) at Cleveland (Tld- in th/e dugout sooner he would Groman’s Cop Hamilton 78; Low net — Hal Nine runs In the fourth Inning from Gary Gott. Craig Jordan three-game losing streak and scored on Brocks Robinson’s Leonard, Pocono 500 Victor, Brad Van Winkle from Glaston- more information about the Title Eight games are listed for Jones, a running back. “ We remained seven games behind row 7-9 and Lamb 3-4), 2 twi- not have protested in the first bury, after a shaky start, de- Neipsic Tennis Club may ettU and Norm Davey 78-16-63. Alex powered Acadia over Fogarty, banged a tape-measured homer Saturday, starting with an single. Robinson again singled nlght and Alex Eigner Jr. 84-18-66, 12-11 lij the final game Satur- and singled. ernoon game at South Bend, didn’t want to sign a package the Pittsburgh Pirates in the a home run in the eighth and game. 4^sfeated Andy CSialkovsky of Larry Cochran 649-8562. deal, one contract for the three Boston (Pattln 8-9) at Detroit Lap Card ’Check Rewarding John and Mitch Mutty 85-19-66, ^hy. DeCormier’s 016 100 0—8-12-1 Ind., between Kansas City and NL East, tied it in their half of Elite Hendricks did the same. “ It Isn’t my cup of tea to do of us. Once we cleared this the fourth. Cleon Jones’ sev­ (Lollch 17-6), N things like that,” he said. “ I Harold and Hal Glgllo 86-20-66. Acadia’s Mike Romanchuck, Fogarty’s 001 100 2—4-12 -( Chicago. Loser Ron Kllmkowski, a MT. POCONO, Pa. (A P)— Canadian Eppie Wletzes won problem up, it was just a mat­ enth-inning triple — which Mon­ Texas (Paul 3-3) at Oakland told the umpires In the second In State ASA WOMEN’S DIVISION The other Saturday games, righthander making his first the L&M 6000 Continental Play ter of working out the con­ treal right fielder Ken Singleton (Blue 3-5), N Joe Leonard, a grandfather game I didn’t want to be a poor SELECTED NINE all after drak, list Green Bay start since his callup from Gremd Prix at Brainard, Minn., tracts.” misplayed, and Duffy Dyer’s New York (Gardner 2-0 and from San Jose, Calif., and his sport, but I wemted to do some­ Low gross — Florence Bar- vs. Cincinnati at Green Bay, Triple-A Syracuse, went the and Lee Kunzman took the Groman’s Sport Shop of home run trophy with Wayne Washington is a wide receiv­ single snapped the deadlock and Peterson 10-11) at Baltimore thing to shake Boston up.” Stadium in Stratford. re 39; Low net — Janet Shaw Dallas vs. Houston at Dallas, first six innings for the Yanks old pro buddy Roger McCSus- United States Auto Club sprint Chopus of ConnRex. Both er and West a safety. gave New York the victory. (Dobson 12-9 and Alexander 5- "I can’t say whether it helped Manchester, on the Three Manchesters umpire 38-8-28, Cora Anderson 40-9-31, Detroit vs. Miami at Detroit, yielding five hits and three race at Winchester, Ind. strokers sent four balls out of Elsewhere on Sunday, quar­ Tommy Agee, hampered by 5), 2 twi-nlght. key of Tucson, Ariz., won auto strength of four victories worked the Northern Division Joanne Hunt 48-17-31, Agnes Oakland vs. New England at runs before veteran reliever or not. I just wanted to do some­ the park. ter back Roman Gabriel took injuries much of the season, Kansas City (Nelson 3-4) at races in Pennsylvania during Ickx drove his Ferrari 312 B2 thing different.” over the weekend, captured games and did such a superior Atherton 48-17-31, Tina Mlko- Oakland, New York Jets vs. Llndy McDaniel took over in California (Ryan 12-8), N Tomorrow night Groman’s lowsky 42-11-21; Fewest putts— O n e to a 40-second victory over job, they were asked to partic­ part in light workouts with the clouted his first home run since the final innings. the weekend. Boston manager Eddie Kasko the Northern Division of Los Angeles Rams for the first Chicago (Bahnsen 12-11) at teammate Clay Regazzoni of will face PAF from Stamford ipate In the State finals. The Mary Gangewere 30, Cora And­ May 21 and eighth of the year The Yankees are slated to For McCluskey, it was an said in the previous series Connecticut ASA Slow time since he suffered a col­ in the eighth inning for the. Minnesota (Blyleven 9-12) Switzerlaind in the German In the Silk Towners quest for men In blue are Bob Kemp, erson 30, Florence Barre 30. conclude ithelr two-day visit at easy victory in the Pennsylvania against New York, Yankee Man­ Pitch Softball Tournament Sun­ lapsed lung several weeks ago Mets’ final run. Tuesday’s Games Grand Prix at an average the State Championship. Game Dave Turklngton and Bob Pari- FOUR BALL Baltimore tonight with Rob 500 lor stock cars Sunday. ager Ralph Houk gave permis­ day at Paderowski Park In P ro m p t and quarterback Jim Hart of "I felt sort of strange out Kansas City at Oakland, N speed of 116.63 miles per hour Plalnvllle. time is 9 o’clock at Raybestos zeau. Low net — Lynn Prior, Cell g o o d w eek sion for Aparacio to sit on the Gardner and Fritz Peterson on Minnesota at Texfis, N For Leonard, it required a bit Perry, Emma Olekslnski, Helen St. Louis learned he had a there,” Agee said after reco *• for the 198.6 miles. The locals played three games the mound in a twi-nlght dou­ California at Chicago, N of waitdng to be sure that he bench. But Kasko didn’t ask Mutty 62. slight shoulder separation that ering from an injured rib cage. Wletzes, of Thornhill, Ont., Saturday and one Sunday to win D ependdble bleheader. P a t Dabson and Milwaukee at Detroit, N had captured the $83,630 first Martin, who said afterwards; will sideline him for three to "But I was able to swing at the took over-all honors in the Con­ Doyle Alexander are schedul­ Baltimore at Cleveland. N place check lor Saturday’s “ I’ve never turned a manager the tourney. Saturday, Gro­ six weeks. ball.” tinental at Donnybrooke Race­ (4 B u y in g ed to start for the Orioles. New York at Boston, N Schaefer 600 at Pccono Interna­ down on a request like that.” man’s defeated Bloomfield Bike Tee Tufts’ Star Dies deserves way in Bralnerd by finishing tional Raceway. “He doesn’t miss a trick,” In the opener, 17-4, as Mike third in his Lola in the first 99- Aparacio said of the Tiger skip­ Reardon went 4-4 and Bob MEDFORD, Mass. (AP)_F\i- He didn’t kniow for sure until mile heat and second in the per. “ He’s really aware of Kowalski 8-3. The following con- neral services are scheduled to­ S ervice Sunday mcrnlng, after timers second heat. Jerry Bansen of what’s going on. I like that.” tst, Groman’s nipped GbnnRex, day In Mexico (Jity for William and scorers had riffled through Bloomington, Minn., was sec­ 9-8, as both chibs stroked 14 another. Chris Triumphs to B. Richardson, star football FO R Y O U R their lap cards more than a ond in the over-all tabulation.. hits. Again Reardon went 3-8 player for Tufts University who dozen times. Hall of Famer Bobby Isaac, driving a "for the locals. The third tilt, became a Mexican banker. LATE M O D EL McCluskey, 37, completed his Dodge, scored a wlre-to-wire saw Groman’s scoring six runs Richardson, 81, died Friday chore more than lour laps CINCINNATI (AP) — Gordy Green CAR OR TRUCK Against Evonne victory in the Buddy Shuman Coleman, first baseman for In the first inning as they went at his Mexico CHty home. ahead of second place Butch Memorial 300 at the Hickory, on to post a 9-6 triumph over 19th Hole CLEVELAND, Ohio (A P )—^The Australians won the Bartman of North Zanesville, eight seasons, was elected the He had joined the First Na­ W e Abe Trade Dovra N.C., Motor Speedway. Cale 38th player to the Cincinnati Gartenhaus. Dave White led the Hugh 40-7-33; (Jlass E — Tom tional City Bank of New York AMERICAN LEAGUE inaugural Bonne Bell Cup matches over the United Ohio. He was paid $10,000 for Yarborough, driving a Ford, locals at bat with a 3-4 show­ Ellington Ridge NATIONAL LEAGUE his second straight triumph on Reds Hall of Fame In balloting HesUn 44-11-33; kickers — Lou In 1916, one year after gradu­ BATTING (226 at bats)—Pl- States over the weekend, but surrendered some of the was second. by Reds fans at Riverfront Sta­ ing. Groea—Class A—Tom Schiller Phone your office. Tell them you're stay­ BATTING (225 at bats)—Ce- the United States Auto Club Becker, BIU Peck, Bob Zalman, ating from Tufts as an econom­ PFemium Prices niella, KC, .316; Fisk, Bsn, .316. glory when Floridian Chris Evert triumphed over dium, It was announced today. Sunday In the all Important 73; Class 'B—(Pat Indomenlco deno, Htn, .346; Mota, LA, .339; stock circuit and his third of Art Tulin, Dave Berger 76; ics major, and for 27 years was R U N S—Rudl, Oak, 62; Evonne Goolagong. ------Coleman, who now heads the contest with powerful Garten­ 76, IFred Meurant 76; Class O— ing! San Francisco to Hartford is only 35^. * B. Williams, Chi. .339. Howard TourteUotte 70. executive vjee president of Its D.Allen, <3hi, 60. The seemingly nerveless teen- money,” she said. “ I think that the season. Benefit Slated Reds’ speakers bureau, was ac­ haus, Groman’s exploded for 10 Irv Ertman 82, Jack Cristofani for Low Mileage . Leonard, also 37, drove one of Mexico City branch. •Low, long distance night rate (11 PM . to 8 AM ., daUy| for the first minute RUNS BATTED IN—D.Allen, RUNS — Morgan, Cln, 83; ager fired a butchering volley would be stupid.” quired from the Cleveland In­ runs in the fourth Inning and 82; Class D—Ed Dickman 82, ^XADIES The WPOP Good Guys will when dialed without operator assistance. Remember there's a three-hour Chi, 72; R.Jackson, Oak, 69. Bonds, SF, 74. ' of deep court shots at Miss Her drawing power is unde- Pamelll Jones’ Viceroy Specials dians in'1959 and was the regu­ then held off a seven-run sev­ Herb Delasco 63; Class E —Tom ‘'Saturday Goolagong to win the third set hlable. A crowd of 7,428 watch- at an average speed of 164.781 play a slow pitch softball game time difference. BARLOW HITS—Rudl, Oak, 117; Pl- RUNS BATTED IN —Bench, lar first baseman for the next enth Inning to win, ie-13. Both Heslin 91: net — Class A -^ e t e Gross — Class A — Rene Horse Racing nlella, KC, 113. Cln, 7 3; Stargell, Pgh, 74. of their match 6-0 after captur- ed Sunday’s final three match­ miles per hour—^McOluskey’s against Temple Beth Hlllel of eight seasons. He had a life­ Reardon and Steve McAdam Lingua 76-3-73; Class B —iPat In- Moser 87; Class B — Mary Mc­ TRIPLES—Blair, Bal, 6 ; TRIPLES — Brock, StL, 8; ing the first set 6-3 and losing es in the Bonne Bell and a total average In the stock car race South Windsor, August 13 for time batting average of .273. went 3-4. domenico 76-8-69, Fred Meurant Carthy 89; Class C — ElUe SALEM, N.H. (AP) — Far Motor Scries Fisk, Bsn, 6 ; Rudl, Oak, 6. Bowa, Phi, 7. the second 4-6. of 20,936 saw the three-day was 127.036 m.p.h. — to cross the benefit of the Jimmy Fund. Burly Dave White, Groman’s 76-6-70, Ed Dymon 79-9-70, Jack Chalne 101; net — Class A — Fetched ($4.20) won the 0-fur- Miss Evert, who had lost to event, both records for wom- the finish line by 26 seconds The game site will be the Rene Moser 87-16-72; Class B— HOME RUNS—D.Allen, C3il, HOME RUNS — Colbert, SD, . Ilie pcpulatlon of New Mex­ top outfielder, captured the Dudley 76-8-70; Class C — Jack long feature in 1:12 Friday at Mlss Goolagong In the semi-fi- en’s tennis matches in Cleve- ahead of Johnny Rutherford of Ayers - Nevers field with play Jo Chupas 92-23-69; Class C — Open 9 a.m.>9 p.m. 25; Cash, Det, 20; R.Jackson, 26; Bench, Cin, 24. ico is 1,016.000. The population tourney’s MVP award. White Cristofani 82-13-69, Irv Ertman Rockingham Park. Southern NewEnglandletephone nals at Wlmbledom this year, land. And, as at Forest Hills Ft. Worth, Tex. beginning at 2 p.m. There will Ellie Chalne 101-27-74; Class D Oak. 20. STOLEN BASES — Brock, has Increased by 6.8 per cent batted .666 while teammates 82-12-70; Class D -B lll Kelly 86- Sot. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. said after’ the match she’ll turn last summer and at Wimbledon All probably would have end­ be 1,000 photographs of the Bos­ — Mary Kearney 106-30-76. PITCHING (8 Decisions)— StL, 40; Morgan, Cln, 37. since 1960. New Mexico is the McAdam and Reardon were al­ 17-68, Herb Delasco 83-14-60; Kaat,.Min, 10-2, .833, 2.22 Palm­ PITCHING (8 Decisions)—No­ professional “whenever I can.” this year, a great number of ed well, had not Rutherford ton Red Sox players given- out so among the nominee for the Class El—Paul Sherwood 93-26- BETTER NINE Rules allow It on her 18th birth­ the fans were present just to 37th most populous state in the Rt. 83. ROCKVILLE er, Bal, 13-4, .764, 1.77 Hunter, lan, Cln, 13-2, .868, 1.71 Carlton, been listed on the electronic to the youngsters. rjablon. award. 67. Class A — Rene Moser 42-8- Oak, 13-4, .764, 2.08. Phi, 16-6, .714, 2.37. day on Dec. 21. see her. scoreboard earlier as the lead-, Bob Kowalski shared the most 34; Class B — Jo (ihupas 46-12- Phone 875-2538 STRIKEOUTS—N.Ryan, Cal, STRIKEOUTS-Carlton , Phi, The Fort Lauderdale high Miss Evert, who oonquered er, when Leonard actually was BETTER NINE 33; Class C — Ellie Chalne 49- 170; Lollch, Det, 169. 208; Seaver, NY, 137. school senior, who might have Margaret Court of "Australia 6- in front cf the field. Class A—Tom Schiller 36-2-34; 14-35; Class D — Mary Kear­ We k^ p your name on record, been one of the richest teen- 3, 6-3 on Friday, stayed in the The pace car driven by ex-In- Class B — Fred Meurant 37-3- ney 60-15-36; kickers — Rene DeSarro Pocono Qualifier, Archery Tourney 34, Tony Lembo 37-8-34, S i d agers in sports history had she backcourt and made Miss dianapclls winner Saim ' Hanks Moser 72, Mary Heslin 79. not just your house number. been able to claim prize money Goolagong trade shots 'with her had gone on the track and LUDLOW, Mass. (AP) _ Max 38-4-34, Sal Rossitto 88-4-34, SUNDAY for some of her triumphs over until the Austrlallan erred, pickedup Rutherford as the Dennis Cline, 27, of Geneva, Ed Dymon 39-5-34, Pat Indomen- Gross—Class A—Rene Moser Centinaro Cops Riverside (Herald photo by tteemet) the last year, doesn’t see her- Miss Evert’s victories were leader, the occasion being a 111., won the 27th National Field ico 37-3-34, Jack MdMeekln 38-4- 91; Class B — Jan Harrigan 94; We know a customer as a person, not an self changing her values when the only ones mustered by the yeUow light situation brought By DEAN YOST 34; Class C—Jack Oistofanl 40- Are you going on vacation? On the restart, DeSarro Doubles’ Best: Jennings and Demarest Archery Barebow championship Class C — Lll Hunter 100. account number. We also know his fur­ she turns pro. United States in the best-of-sev- on when Jimmy Caruthers of Guaranteed a spot in the 7- 33, Saul Pasternack 39-6-84, pulled away from the field and here Friday. Janis Beverly of BETTER NINE “ I hope I never play just lor en event. Anaheim, Calif., crashed into Flight 216 ModUied race at Irv Ertman 40-6-34, Roy Conyers nace and burner. When they shoul<;l be fed took the checkered flag with Americus, Ga., won the wom­ Class A — Rene Moser 43-8- the third turn wall, escaping Pocono International Raceway 40-6-34, Hugh Clark 40-6-84, Herv and maintained. And if some trouble de­ Please fill out and give to your Manchester Evening Herald Eddie Flemke second in the 2x en’s competition. 36; Class B — Jo Chupas 47-12- with minors bums and con­ Aug. 27 is Fred DeSarro after Sirota 41-7-34: Class C — Bill Denis Giroux took third with Longshot Partners 36; Class C — Lll Hunter 60-14- velops, we’ll be there in minutes to do newsboy. he captured the 30-lap main Kelly 39-9-30, John WhbUey 89- tusions. ' Bugs Stevens fourth and Bob­ 36, Enos Warmington 49-13-36; something about it. event at Stafford Spring Motor 8- 31, Tom Heslin 42-U-31, Paul Five laps later, however, the by Turner fifth. Class D — Connie Kelly 60-16- Speedway Saturday night be­ Sherwood 46-18-32; kickers — Usually, a cleaning and adjusting will N A M E ...... pace car suddenly dropped In the All - American Sports­ 34; kickers — Del Hartmann 73, HURRY! HURRY! Rutherford to second place and fore 6,000 fans. Gene Dickinson, .Andy Repko, end the problem. But if your equipment is man Division 20-lap featured, Cop PGA Team Play ElUe Dickinson 80. DeSarro. plagued with engine Herb Paganl, Bob Pue, Dave picked up Leonard as the lead­ Gary Ryan, in the 62x, edged getting old, inefficient, and expensive to 5 DAYS LEFT er, but the scoreboard dis­ difficulties the past few weeks, Berger, Joe Coel, Marty Sha­ ADDRESS ...... Dave LaPlerre for the check­ LIGONIER, Pa. (AP) — “ Great — just absolutely AND maintain, we've got the replacements to agreed, flashing A1 Unser’s No. pointed, the No. 3 coupe in the piro, Pete Lingua, John Ches- ered flag. LaPlerre 'was second great,” Kermit Zarley replied when asked how it felt Lap Records Broken give you total honrie comfort. Like the de­ TO GET IN ON OUR FABULOUS 4 in the top spot. right direction and took off sari, Matt Alien 78; Charles and Del Cushing flnltoed third for him. and partner .Babe Hiskey to break thp Araold Reynolds, Ed Moser 79. pendable Mobil Thermo Jet oil burner. The t o w n ...... STATE ...... Later, however, Leonard was after charging Leo Cleary, the Palmer-jack Nicklaus domination of the Professional RADK BRAINERD, Minn. (AP)— announced as the unofficial early leader. The duo battled r i v e r s i d e p a r k Mobil Thermo Flow water heater that never Charlie Centinaro won his Sunday Two drivers, Sam fo se y and 72 VEGA SALE! winner, pending a recheck of wheel to wheel for six laps un­ Golfers Association National Team Championship. runs out of hot water, and the Aqua Booster that stores a k m ■ re- Gross—doss A-J>aul Ku^n Jolm Gunn, broke iap record the score cards. Unser, officials til DeSarro shot past Cleary on “ >e season “But you know,’’ Zarley TONIGHT Vocation Starts ...... at the Bay State’s quarter mile Laurel Valley Golf

V PAGE FOURTEEN bI a NCHESTEH EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. COMN.. MONDAY, .JULY 31, 1972 PAGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,. CONN., MONDAY, JULY 31, 1972 BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE The Economical Way The "Actiofi Marketplace^ HEY, SYLVESTER H OW COMc Y A rr WAS siMPWY 1 WANTEP A PLACE m £/ icr/O A f, I' AM3VED OVER HERE A MATTER OF WITH RUNNING ITi A SOOO FROM TH'BENCH HOOPLE, WHILE YOU CONVENIENCE. HAD U5 WATCHINfi THINS HOOPLE HAS to Advertise B Over 15,000 Paid Subserlbait V A tfS O A U -Y SIRE! P3R PIRATES LAST THE PERFECT Aiitw tr to frovioot f iiiilo YO U W A N T ^ NlSKT.SOW e HOOPS AUBIHE'S MORE B O v e r 0 0 ,0 0 0 Daily Raadere HNOCKCP OVER THE DANSEROliS t h a n Homonyms 15 words, 8 days ...... $1.89 CHEWING GUM JCWELRy^TORe.' 15 words, 6 days ...... BFast Results ANY REASON WHY ON A ACROSS notice* . .. $8.24 I SHOULPN'T TRAPEZE,' 1 Rod or Slav 62 South African fox 15 words, 10 days ...... $4.50 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR 5 Branch or CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS weapon DOWN 20 words, 26 days ...... $14.56 8 Club or wink 1 Farm animal 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBLJOATION U Danube 2 Scmiprecioua Happy Ads ...... tributary atone $1.50 inch Deadline lor Saturday and Monday 12 District in 3 Jacob's aon . is 12:00 Noon Fridhy India (Bib.) 13 Vines or leaps 4 Poetic genre PHONE 643-27U 5 Public 24 Seed covering starchy root 14 Donated 44 Washington MICKEY FINN 15 Possessive disturber 25 Kind of skirt BY HANK LEONARD 6 Decompose 27 Declare hostess PLEASE READ Heating and Phimblnq 17 Schools and Classes 33 pronoun 46 Crimean I COULDN'T HELP ^ I DON'T KNOW WHY t LET T 16 Alleviate 7 Ship poles 29 Remain H ERALD YOUR AD IT, FKANN! I FEEL BUT / NEVER LOVED HIM! 8 Constrictors 30 Far off resort NO JOB too small. Immediate Rtrr.T.rtnv.in'H npii’H^'mpg I TODD TALK ME INTO MARRYING yO i/VE THE MAN : WANT! 17 Brightness or Order Your r NEVER EXPECTED W / 5 JUST THE SAME AS 9 Church area (comb, form) 47 Operatic song sendee on service calls. Free R e e d b d HIM... I THOUGHT I'D GO . easy to bear 48 Group of ObksaUled or “Want Ads” BERRY'S W ORLR HAPPY ADS KIND OF A GREETING, I DID BEFORE you 10 Part of 33 Natives of a BOX LETTERS estimates gladly given on BIG MONEY CAREER OUT OF MY MIND WITH 19 Verbal form musicians are taken over the phone as a IRENE/ WENT AWATJ A LONELINESS... or tight Mao’s name Biblical convenience. The advertiser heating or plumbing. Faucets Obnstructimi is Booming, 13 Fragrant nation 50 Rapacious “Happy 21 Word of ' fish (pi.) For Your should read his ad the FIB8T repaired or installed. Water Resident school specializing In assent shrubs 34 Hole or B e t t e r ' 18 Informed fruit stone 51 la indebted Information DAY IT APPEARS and RE­ pumps worked on. Complete complete field training on back- SHIP OUT. 22 Together PORT ERRORS In time for (comb, form) (slang) 36 Jumper 52 Sphere heating systems, rec rooms, hoes, loaders, and dozers. Full Thought” i MAJOR= season 54 Help the next Insertion. The Herald 23 Pork product 20 Viewer 'THE HERAtD wll) not dis­ etc. C3all M A M Plumbing & and ]Mrt-time classes. Allied 23 Murmuring 37 Amphibian 56 Perceive or close the Identity of any ad­ Is responsible for only ONE 7-3 / 26 Parent* Heating, 649-2871. Construction Training School, T M l»« Ut rt OH teacher sound 41 Edible, bishopric vertiser using box letters. Incorrect or omitted Insertion tor any advertisement and Springfield, Mass. Call our Con­ Today! group (ab.) 7 " r " r n r Readers answering blind box 28 Orient 1 2 r 4 r V ads who desire to protect then only to the extent of a necticut number 1-622-4589 any­ “make good" Insertion. Er­ SPECIAL time. 31 Swiss canton II v r II tlvBlr Identity can follow this OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN 32 Go beyond procedure: rors which do not lessen the BOTTI PLUMBING 35 Medieval bard u II II value of tile advertisement Help Wanted-Female 35 CALL 643-2711 38 Moslem name Ehtclose your reply to the wUI not bo corrected by u AND HEATING < 50 0 0 W10HT. THIS 1$ A L L JDKJk I’LL PRINK TO THAT/THE \ 39 Chinese poet 17“ H r box In an envelope — address “make good" Insertion. (2 words) AAA1L--KJOT EVEM A POSTCAIZP/ HAPPIEST PAV OF m V LIFE ■ 21 to the CHassified Manager, 643-1496 M anchester IT'LL B E TH’ HAPPIEST PAY OF ’ WILL COME WHEKJ I HAKIP 40 Fish or beam Manchester Evening Herald, NOTICE! . . . SoilMOM PRISCILLA’S POP MY LIFE WHEKJ VOU HAWP AAE Delex by Delta — two han­ BY AL VERMEER VOU A FISTFUL OF MOTHIM’ 42 Nevertheless 24 a t ir n ST togetlver with a memo listing 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 m a y hov* W at y « » is t f u l o f s t u f f t h a t 2^ Evening A F BUT BILLS/ IT WOKJ'T PUT AKl 43 Male sheep the companies you do NOT dle kitchen faucet, 8" Effective Aug. 1st the Man­ POESKJ'T h a v e OM E EWP TO THE SOUR kJOTES, 45 Month or can ii M chester Evening Herald will a happy a Jl t h r o w a w a y IKJ IT/ B U T l ‘LL AT L E A S T S E T A want to see your letter. Your centers, installed, com­ 47 Sojourn Automobiles For Sole 4 plete. no longer run Help Wanted H erald c h a k Jo E o f tlinje/ 49 Insect stage 36 s r letter will be destroyed If the T advertiser is one you've men­ ads under separate classifi­ 52 Algerian J i ■ * 1971 TOYOTA C7ELICA. 11,000 cations by sex. All Help seaport 5T tioned. If not It will be han­ Only $41.25 with spray dled In the usual manner. miles, 4-speed standard, buck­ Wanted ads will be listed 53 Was seated 44 $36.60 less spray 55 Precepts et seats, tach, call 649-0211 af­ under one classification — ter 6. No. 36 “ Help Wanted.” 57 Pea! or turn IT a n IT of helix Happy Birthday 58 Stalemate or Si u U U Lost and Found 1 1965 VOLKSWAGEN, g ^ B O r n Heating and Plumbing cravat transportation. Also 1961 — Prompt, courteous service. BABY SITTER WANTED for 4? u s4 59 English actor Call 643-1496. working mother, three nights (1853-1917) collar, vicinity of Lawton Rd., ^jiii aTiTBonx STEVEN II U weekly. References required. 60 Evil 81 reward. Phone 643-9962. Call 875-8965.______SAM Watson Plumbing and Phone 646-5127. 61 Public 1965 CHEVY Blscayne, as is, heating. Bathroom remodeling (NEWSPANS ENTEKPaiSI ASSH.) LOST—Pemsbook No’s 101923 - best offer. Call 643-9702, any­ and repairs. Free estimates. on your 8th Birthday r W1416-101976- Savings Bank of WOMAN TO work, Wednesday time. Call 649-3808. Manchester Application made through Sunday. Must have -YA uuuuoonuwwnnowwmwM some experience in counter With Lots of Love, _Zi2L CARNIVAL for payments. Mimnery, BY DICK 'TURNER Trucks - Tractors 5 C i m W MIA, he. and fountain work. Full-time POUND — Black and tan fe­ *' Dressmaking 19 only. Apply In person. Hart­ Mommy, Daddy and Tommy GUMMER STREET male puppy. CJall Dog Warden, ford Road Dairy Queen. BY PHIL KROHN 1964 BDRD VAN, good running 646-4566. condition. 649-2497. let's hope that ^ M A H wanted for g ^ e ^ Also hand set fashion Jewelry. Happy Happy 30th Birthday '1^ -rwe f^i^r/ wvfc? Y'eAM...lVeLL./I ItOUNP IF You LOST — Man's brown wallet, household duties, one-half day WI/\A... M£nkn*»n — Happy Anniversary for working mother of 2'^-year from _ROVAl_ , brakes, windows, steering, pctlng throug^iout. Beautifully phone 646-5389. mowing, lawn maintenance, and stove moving specialty- MOM and DAD J B e a u t V old. Call 228-0328 evenings. 1 SHOPPE- AM/FM stereo radio, vinyl top, furnished with skirting a n d ------above ground pool repairs. Folding chairs for rent. 649- IRESULTS on Earl, Vicki, Debbie, IOOjbJ^MXR 1 00u9l£ yOUA tinted glass, white walls, air patio. Reduced to: 1969 SUSUKI, 120 cc, rebored, 646-3467. 0762. from ,MONEY SACK I momcy Sack conditioning. After 6, 649-6200. *10.996 *250 or best offer. Call 228- Brenda, Chick, ~T------Susan, Linda, Matt, ------— Choice of homesites. 3174. POWER mowers, hand mowers Pai„t|ng - Papering 21 BE A Amy and Chris 1960 CHEVROLET, In good run------sharpening and repairing ser- * r w Heather and Melissa T-31 o nlng condition. Phone 649-9742 NEW 2 BEDROOM — Front 1966 HONDA CB180, good condl- vice. CJall “ Sharpall.’ ’ Free INSIDE —outside painting. Spe- SUCCESS! after 5 p.m. kitchen. Matching appliances, tion. $280. Phone after 5 p.m., pick-up and delivery. 643-5305. cial rates for people over 65 Happy Birthday Welcome Back ------Wall-to-wall carpeting. Lovely 646-8039. u.------Call my competitors, then call PLAIN JANE / WASHING Machine .repairs, BE AN JulyJul' 30th JA CK and FRED BY FRANK BAGINSKI 1967 VOLKSWAGEN deluxe se- home. ------WAOuTMn me. Estimates given. 649-7863. 0 ‘ dan, excellent condition, new $6,995 RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, ______RICK TOTE (30TE trail bike, 7 h.p. AVON Happy HI !iANlE'. TH\S IS t h i s h a s . b e e n a brake linings, muffler, tires Trades welcome. Maytag. Reasonable rates. ADD LIFE to your home with THIS ISVouR IjoVING w h e n a r e y o u g e t t i n g . RECORDING! and tune-up. 46,000 miles. One 2 seater, $150. Call 649-2271. Owner of Pike Coin Wash and professional spray paint job, Love, Belated Birthday CALKiHTEK, -3/KNE t A A R R IE D ? UDY owner. $960. CaU 643-4286. GREAT HOUSING BUY—TWO Dry Cleaning, 276 West Mid­ inside and out, 20 years experi­ Shelly BRIAN BEDROOMS. Ready to live in. dle Turnpike, next to Stop CALL / BSA motorcycle, 1971, 600 cc, ence. Leon Bassett Painting, Very well kept home. and Shop, 643-4913. Goldstar, $676. 742-7054. 875-8384. Happy Anniversary Belated 1968 VOLKSWAGEN. Must sell, $3,995 Happy Birthday make offer. 649-5384, 649-2062. Excellent financing available LIGHT TRUCKING, cellar and CEILING specialist — expert MOM and DAD attics cleaned, odd jobs, workmanship. One ceiling or GENO 1966 OLDSMOBILE convertible. HARMONY HOMES Business Services 13 lawns, trees cut and removed. ,jall your ceilings repaired and Dynamic 88, power steering, Call 643-6000. Kathy, Holly "Leisure Living at it's best” SHARPENING Service—Saws painted. Also interior painting Love, power brakes, asking $296. 649- knives, axes, shears, skates, and wallpapering. Call 289- '^"1 8lfts party plan. Our 25th and Becky 7669. 0773 year. Over 300 items. Full Carole l.tj b, MIA, W, TIM U, UJ 0«. 7 - 3 / Cooke St. Plalnvllle. Conn. rotary blades. Quick service. CJapltol Equipment Co., 38 Building Contracting 14 color catalog. No cash outlaw. 1968 PONTIAC Custom Tempest Happy Birthday Please call, Main St., Manchester. Hours J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom Call or write "Santa's Parties” wagon, automatic, power DEAR JOHN 7-31 ‘‘Wake up, Harry! Time . . the garbage has 1-747-6883 dally 7:30-6, Thursday, 7:30-9, ROOM additions, dormers, ga- decorating, interior and ex- Avon, Conn., 06001. Phone I- ROBIN & 0' brakes, power steering. $850. for ‘Mission Impos-^’ to go out!" Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7968. rages, add a -levels, roof­ terior, paperhanging, fully in- 673-3455. Also booking parties, o q ^ d Phone 742-6889. 1971 STARCRAIFT camper, sured. For free estimates, call sible’ . . ." ing, siding, foundations. Low, NURSE’S AIDE, 3-11, mature I Love You. Love, MR. ABERNATHY ___ . „ „ „ sleeps 6, used two weeks. Ex- TWO Heuidymen want a variety low prices. Bank financing. 649-9658. If no answer 643-6362. BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 1970 CUTLASS Supreme, W- cellent condition. $1,200. Phone of jobs, by day or hour. Yards, person, part or full-time. Lau­ Doris Diana, Ruth, Mom, package. Four-speed, four new ^a^ Add-A- level Dormer, 289-0449. B.H. MAGOWAN, JR. & SONS rel Manor, 91 Chestnut St. Gary, Bruce and Sandy $ IO A N T O K A Y , Mlchelin tires. Showroom c o n ------gardener’s service. Call NEWTON H. Smith & Sons-Re Interior and exterior WINTHROP painting, paper hanging. Thir- CLERK TYPIST for small of- HOW MUCH H O U R ? ! ! T H A T 'L L ( BY DICK CAVALLI dition. Call after 6 p.m., 643- 1971 MARK IV, 12x60’ mobil 843.5305, modeling, repairing, additions, Happy 13th Birthday Happy Birthday m ty years experience. Four gen- no experience necessary, DO YOU YOU'RE ^2 6046. home, completely furnished,______1 rec rooms, porches and root- to the Ones We Love CHARGETO PUTTING eratlons. Free estimates, fully , permanent position. 643-6983. MICHAEL NORRIS WHAT CO VOU TH IN K HOW CO SOU FEEL. ABO U r r-rpo ; Mediterranean decor, porch, LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also ing. No job too small. Call 649 PAM and CRIST RENTA M E O N ! ABOLTF THE COaNTtJi'S WEARIN 3 O L D B A G S A N D 1968 DODGE Dart Gi«, -Joo, 4- skirting included. Ideal moving large appliances. 3144. insured. 643-7361, 646-8262. DEMONSTRATORS — Top Love, HORSE"? :)) TAX SITUATION, e a t i n g s t a l e b r e a d - barrel, Hurst 4-speed, sttm- married couple. Set Burning barrels delivered. $ 4 . ------4. $ ,1$ cash earnings plus extra bene­ (( SPOTLESS? c r u s t s ? dard, positraction^ low^^i^- „p storr’s, can be moved. 844-1775. N. J. LAFLAMME —Carpentry fits. Earn more demonstrating Mom, Dad, Leslie, Love, age, very clean. ,-c,ii Call o.oonno643-9909. Entrance fee Included in price. ------contractor. Additions, rei the finest in interior, exterior, wallpapering and ceilings. Laurene's toys and gifts. Join Bambi and Pokey David and Elkie a a Phone 1-429-7410 after 5:30 AGWAY Driveway Sealing at i;ig and repairs, 875-1642. the company noted for fastest 1966 TRIUMPH TR4, good con­ reasonable price. Residential Free estimates. Fully Insured. dition. New seats, new clutch, P-*" and light business. Cali Rick, CARPENTRY — Repairs, re- Fast, dependable service. delivery, most outstanding ser­ Help Wanted-Male new generator, good tires. Call c a j j PER—International Metro 646-2013 or Glen, 872-8166 for modeling, additions, roofing, Brush, roll, spray. Integrity, vice and best catalog. No in­ _ _ S^alesmen W anted 36-A vestment. Call collect 1-491- 646-8496 alter 7 p.m. van, gas stove, refrigerator, free estimate and more infer- Call David Patria, South Wind- quality, service. Call day or JONES + 2100 before 5 p.m. Also, book­ CONTACT Work — Tired of try­ t t A L U paneled, carpeted, sleeps 4. mation. ®or, 644-1796. night, 643-7376. FULL-TIME WP6EWW 1969 VOLKSWAGEN, white with ing parties, top hostess bene­ ing to sell or starve? We paid 7-31 619-2728, 649-2281. SECURITY red leatherette Interior; fac­ TREE REMOVAL, pruning, MASONRY — All types of RICHARD E. Martin. Full pro­ fits. RECEIVER salesman Mr. Bob Harris, $671 BUZZ SAw YER BY ROY CRANE tory air; new brakes, genera­ Vspraylng, etc., fully insured. Li­ stone, brick fireplaces, walls, fessional painting service. In­ in one we.ek.,,..Oui;, .discount and tor, distributor; recent tune-up, Auto censed. Free estimates. Call concrete steps, sidewalks. No terior - exterior. Free estl- SECRETARY — East of river, Must be bondable aind have liquidation service makes WATCH YOUR LIP, BU STER! WAPDA YOU typing and light shorthand. KEEP YOUR COOL, SAM. , YOU BET I DQ. I SAID COOL IT , SAM.' Good condition throug^iout. Repairing - Painting 633-6345. job too small. Free estimates, mates, fully insured. 649-4411. clear record for honesty and every business and profes­ MEAN WE HIRED THUGS TO BURN y R E M E M B E R , MR. WILLASON AMD YOU’VE TRAPPED Quick sale at $1,195. Call 649- Over 20 years experience. Af------Parking and excellent benefits. dependability. Excellent sional man a living prospect. DOWN TOUR STUPIO? ) DEAR MR. WILLASON HAS IS AK A R T IS T . HE LOVES MY QUAIL, KILLED THE VIVID IMAGINATION 6766, 872-2176. TREE Service (Smicier)—Trees ter 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. AND G. Home Improvement. Needs Immediately. Salary to starting rate and excellent You collect no money as we / TDU NATURE. ANY DEER---- Interior and exterior painting $115. Fee paid. Rita Girl, 99 E. / HEARD OF A TRUE ARTIST. CAPTAIN EASY cut, building lots cleared, trees fringe benefits. Must be pay you in advance and cus­ y WE MUST HUMOR HIS BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE 1969 cJl DSMOBILE, 442, U F n iM E topped. Got a tree problem? DORMERS, garages, porches, and wallpapering. Free esti- Center St. 646-3441. V m e .' over 21 years old. tomers pay us direct. No in­ TEMPERAMENTAL I h a v e t o h u m o r t h e / y e $ - i m a f r a id with black vinyl top. Hurst Well worth phone c a ll. 742- rec rooms, room additions, mates. 228-9565, 228-3531. vestment by you. Write. Man­ unfortunately , c o m m it m e n t COME AND GIT WITH ME GUARANTEBD ACCOUNTS Payable — east of Call director of personnel V TANTRUMS. OLD l a d y w h e n G H E (MRS.MENLO BEiONBS WOULD B E A S H O C K ... . AGAINi KAREN MY DEAR four - speed, excellent condi­ S252. kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, ager. Box 4117. Cleveland TALKS ABOUT 5EEIN& ^ IN A MENTAL < BRAKE JO B siding general repairs. Quali- WALLPAPERING and paint- river, 2 years recent experi- at 289-1541 Monday - Friday tion. 30,000 miles. Snow tires, for personal interview. Ohio. 44123. HER PAUeHTER'$’-#F/W rS.t ABYLUMl ) AND WITH HER. CARPENTER available, days, ing, .interior and exterior, ex­ ence, good math aptitude, YOU u n d e r s t a n d , L-<==I BAD HEART, ANY extra wheels. 649-4004. ty workmanship. Financing (E J—ar DOCTOR? SORT OF UPSET evenings, weekends. Additions, available. Economy Builders, pertly done. Free estimates. parking, benefits. Salary to AAIGHT B E CHEVROLET, 1966, Impala SS, •. PfMnitiin Vented IJnliigt alterations, repairs. No job too Inc., 643-6159, 872-0647, eve­ Tim Conaty, 633-7516 after $110. Fee paid. Rita Girl, 99 E. Help Wanted - 283, console, automatic trans­ • Turn Worn Drums small. Free estimates. Call nings. 6 p.m. Center St. 646-3441. M O T T ’S Mate or Female 37 mission, bucket seats. Asking Stephen Martin. 646-7295 after WAITRESSES wanted, 7-3, Ap­ SHOP-RITE REAL ESTATE Associate, cx- $475. 646-3766 after 6. # 4 9 7 9 5 4 p.m. WES ROBBINS carpentry re­ Bonds - SUPERMARKET modeling specialist. Additions, ply Top Hat Restaurant, 267 . cellent opportunity with rapid­ DON'S Amuloan Service NEED CAR? Credit very bad? CEILING and ceramic tile spe­ rec rooms, dormers, built-ins, Stocks - Mortgages 27 Broad St., Manchester. ly expanding company. Excel­ U 8 Tolland l)pke., B t. 83 ROCKVILLE—Trim carpenters lent commissions, experience ITi? BEEN SUCH Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ Maaobester-^iMWlS cialist, . one ceiling or ail, re­ bathrooms, kitchens, ' 649- MORTGAGES, loans first sec- c l e RK TYPIST, full time per- A BLESSWe TO est Douglas accepts lowest paired, replaced. Rooms re­ wanted, top hourly wage paid preferred, but will train per­ 3446. ond, third. All kinds. Realty manent position, 5 day week ALLEY OOP DISCOVER THAT down, smallest payment, any­ paired, remodeled. Light truck- statewide. C/redlt rating un­ or paid by unit. Phone Meri­ son willing to work. Full-time BY V. T. HAMLIN I h^ at le a s t where, Not small loan "finance in g . No job too small, special L^ON CIESZYNSKI builder — in East Hartford office, for in­ den 1-237-8868. only. For personal, confi­ necessary. Reasonable. CJonfl- terview Call Mr. Pearson, 289- • THEY MAKE rr company plan. Douglas Mo­ Gorage rate. Work done on weekends new homes custom built, re­ dential interview, call Mr. Y E S , AND T H E TRAN5- I ...B U T I'M AFRAID TAKE A LOOK... LEFT! dential, quick arrangements. 0273. STAFF ACCOUNTANT — CPA L W eH T, O SC A R ? . MISSION DIDNT SEEM I WE MI6HT HAVE tors, 346 Main. Service - Storage 10 and evenings, anytime. 647- modeling, additions, rec Starkweather, 646-5363. TO FAZE CLAN K AT A L L /y 7HEY1RE UP TO HTj kv H^A.7;,. tm ut Nt. OH Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. firm. Responsible and person­ TROUBLE k e e p in g TO TH EIR e a r s 9232. rooms, garages, kitchens re­ AN E V E ON TH EM .. IN FO G .' WANTED — One-car garage. 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart- RECEPTIONIST needed for able accountant wanted. Au­ FULL-TIME for optical labora­ STEVE CANYON modeled, bath tile, cement ford. Evenings, 233-6879. small office, position will in­ SAAB 96, 1967, good condition, Manchester area, for storage. t WQ YOUNG married men will diting and Income tax experi­ tory, varied interesting duties. BY MILTON CANIFF work. Steps, dormers. Resl- clude some public relations $400 or best offer. 644-8001. Call 649-4864 after 4:30. do small repair jobs and paint- dential or commercial. Call MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd ence helpful. Please send resu­ Apply Precision Optical, 11 and secretarial work. Call ing, also cellar cleaning and 849-4291 mortgages — Interim financ­ me, principals only, Robert J. Bragg St., East Hartford. I M ACTINe 1966 WLKSWAGEN convert­ A. F. Edwards Co., 647-1852. Motorcycles—Bicycles l l Ught trucking. Call 646-2692, ...... -TT ing — expedient and confiden­ Pue b C o ., Vernon Professlon- ■njURISTV — BOOKKEEPER wanted —part- IN CASE WE ible, excellent condition. Ask­ — “ ---- OAO R7 0 A •■■al Building, 281 Hartford Turn­ ing $900. Call 649-6965. 1971 HONDA, 360, excellent con- ______;______Roofilig — Siding 16 tial service, J. D. Real Estate Help Wantie'd-Maie .36' time,' 4-5 hours dally, 6-day ' a r e BEING Assoc. 643-5129. pike. Vernon, Conn. 06066. dltlon, $600. Call 647-9098 after .STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, week, pleasant surroundings. .WATCHED/ Classic, 1064 RAMBLER, 6 . firenlaces flaestone t e r r a c e s ------” ^ ! MATURE MAN to do kitchen TRUCK DRIVER — Apply in Call Mr. Garman, 643-2401. wagon, 6 cylinder, standard,standard. ------All ^concrete repairs both in- GUTTERS and roofs repaired O pD O rtU n itV 28 restaurant, some ex- person. Wipco, 73 Tolland glood condition, best offer. EXPERT repairing all makes , . ’ railings replaced. EJxcellent work- ______PP______J perience preferred but not re- Tpke. Manchester. SECRETARY — Regional Pub­ DteiNG THE TIME-MACHINE, DR. VIONMUG AND OSCAR BOOM HAVE 872-4472.— — of bicycles including 3, 6 and i-n^HraDlng Reasonably Reasonable prices. THRIVING PIZZA shop in the quired. Call 646-9168 for ap- lic Agency desires good secre­ S E N T A L L E Y OOP AND CLAN K, TH E 10-speeds.•«/\ ‘M‘on/a>iAafAf* Manchester m/*Vr*1p Bicycle q ^jj ^ 843.0351 .* . TTVFreeaO mstiniateS.estimates. 646-1399. center ofa B town, well establlsh- rvnIntrvtAntpolntment. LATHE operator — able to set­ tary for general office work. ROBOT, BACK TO MEDIEVAL ENGLAND 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Bug, 86,- up and operate a tool room Shop. BIDWELL Home Improvement Typing speed 50 w.p.m. or bet­ OOO miles, clean, $900. 647- LAWNMOWER Service, sharp­ PAINTERS NEEDED lathe and O.D. grinder in ter on IBM Executive type­ Co. Expert Installation of alu­ lease. CaU Bill Rood at T.J. 9316. IMMEDIATE Binding for ening and repairing. Pick up small factory. Day shift. Good writer. Shorthand desired. Ex­ SGT. STRIPES. . . FOREVER minum siding, gutters and Crocket, Realtors, 643-1677. BY BILL HOWRILLA motorcycle insurance. Low and delivery. LAM Equip­ elates, 289-8655. Experienced Only. wages, overtime, company perience desired with duplicat­ trims. Roofing installation and a 1 rates. C?all The CJlarke Insur- ment, Route 83, Vernon 872- paid pension, hospital and life ing, calculating, and copying F f i V L , I^JSTBAC? O F ^ r m n & e o C O ICtea.7\ T H e 0 R f J i S H 1964 CHRYSLER, 800, $850. Call Agency, 643-1126. repairs. 649-6495, 876-9109. A p p ly : Insurance. Apply at Noble emd TFte SRniSH^ /WPtgE<>lAW6F,PLBteE' 8311, Monday - Thursday 8-5, h a n s machines. 36 hour week, 9-6, 5 AQaJUpTHer 647-1639 after 6 p.iSu ------Pnvate Instnicfions 32 HACKNER & CO., Westbrook, 20 Westbrook St., Hoose,wHr t0£.C w m ______FOR YOUR motorcycle insur- Friday 8-9, Saturday 8-4. SEAMLESS ALUMINUM gut- :— r~— :------Rnolruillo days-week. Blue Cross, CMS PONV X c O R3AOTCE 'I&op East Hartford, Conn. An equal 1064 BUICK SKYLARK, good caU the CJrockett Agency. removed $10 ters, expertly Installed. Call WILL ^ private tutoring, any R ock vm e, fully paid for individual, sal­ THE R?nrsH subject, also teacn voice. Have O/Z-UU40. opportunity employer. MiDNKbHT BPE? L A T B f Z . .. condition. Call after 6 p.m.. Ask for Betty Turner, 643-1577. condmon Phone Rain Master for free esti­ ary range $5,600-$6,000 depend­ _i------ing on experience. One block to (m) w mates, 649-4148, 568-6063. BA degeee in-music. 289-9054. } a NITORS - Part-time eve- EXHIBIT builder. Supervisory ______1972 YAMAHA Elnduro, 260 cc, 872-9433. bus line. Apply in person Mon­ LITTLE SPORTS LEARN TO Swim in your own nltigs. mngs, experienced. Manches- experience preferred. Excel­ BY ROUSON 1964, 4-door MBRCXJRY, good jjjjy jq q miles. Make offer. «aaaaaaaaa*aaawwoaaoai — • . day, July 31 — Wednesday, pool. Certified R. C. Water t®*" area. Call 643-5691, 3 to lent opening. Displaycraft, Aug(ust 2, 1972 between the \ I / > ”‘ E S running condition. $200 or best ^47.9350 after 5 p.m. HoUSChold SorvICOS 13-A Safety Instructor. Bruce Bel- ® P-"^- Manchester, 643-9567. hours of 9:30 a.m. and 4:30 offer. 644-8446. ax AT ------dilm neys 16-A flore, 649-4672. I^LBY UAVroSON M cc, of bums, moth- HEADER operator, wanted to b u l l d o z e r operators need­ p.m. Room 301, 179 AUyn 1968 DODGE DART, basket case, $60. Phone 649- repaired. Win- ROOFING - Specializing re- set-up and run heading ma­ ed. See schools and classes; Street, Hartford. Agency is an cubic inches, ______dow shades made to measure,' pairing roofs of all kinds, new For Employment chine. First, second and third No. 33. Equal Opportunity Employer. matlc ® jiust 1968 SUZUKI X6 Invader, ex- aU size Venetian bUn^. Keys roofs, gutter work, chimneys, shift openings. Age, no bar­ Opportunities — PARTTIMB janitorial work, . t' Wi ^ NU. h< i^riftee cellent condition, low. low mqdo whUe you i^ t.^ pe ^ cleaned and repaired. 80 years rier. Equal opportunity em­ h^eS^M O a m. and 4-7 mileage, reasonable. Call 643- cordera for rent Marlow’s, 867 experience, v ree estimates. Read The Herald ployer. Call Little Bike Indus­ mornings or evenlngrs. Must be 3X46, between 6-10 a.m. anu *- Main St., 64W aa. OaU Howley, 643-5361. Classified Ads. tries, 64^7650. Kead Herald Adb over 21. CaU 649-5334. p.m.

. 1 i ’AKMXil OtAlHiUl'l •'a WAAXM^ AA^A»» AtAWA^ A^AJt A ^ UK^AAA AVt* / MANCHESTER EVENING HER.ALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, JULY 31, 1972 Antiques 56 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Houses For Sole 72 PAGE SEVENTEEN Business Property Houieu For Sale __ 72 Houses For Sale 72 ,T®ywi THE BIRCHES antiques.- Twin For Sale 70 D U PLE X 7-7, excellent tnveat- acanchestjuk —Deluxe 8- CUSTOM h..iu ------Sale Hills Drive, Coventry, (Red A tm iM E POOCMIE SETS A O l ment possibility If bought with 74 Alaska Quake CLASSIFIED BuTV^rTM UlZ-ZO»4eR ,1WE CAT- BROAD S’TREBT — 68,000 room Cterrleon (Jolonlal, 2% f„ir^K Ranch with 2 Colonial), Summer hours: 7-room Colonial, Possible com­ Bay State Prisoner Sought TVIE ruRMlfURE ------square feet of land with bathe, carpeting, double ga- Paneled — ------Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, mercial property, 260x176 lot, Does No Harm ^ U P H iZ Z V f T i m e modem commercial building. rage, quality conatructlon honrih double raised 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Weekends by AMOOO»JrTLETME A rare opportunity. Hutchins r r FOR OIM-OiUfKlICMV- Your business will boom in this Richard Martin echool. Hayea cua- PERSONALITY PACKED JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) - a For Shooting of “Guards appointment, Tte-OOOT. CATCH TOU U P . ■ A N P T U E / Agency, 649-6824. ADVERTISING IH C PE AGA1I4! XnCHlE-KOO.' WOfRXRvItf/ location. Call for particulars. Agency, 846-OlSl. wide streeta, naajor earthquake which rocked Hayes Agency, 646-0131. RAISED RANCH, aluminum MANCHESTFR------— 4^.' Agency, 646- convenient to Vernon arcle, southeast Alaska caused no NORFDLK, Maas. (A P ) — dered persons In the room to lie CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 58 D O G S H A T E CAPS'" siding, flr^ la ce d living room, fl mnm finrri West,______• etc. has a 7-boom, Raised Ranch serious damage and no inluries 8:30 AJtf. to 5:00 P.M. WANTEID —Phonographs, old MILFORD, CONN. deck off dining room, eat-ln . Oolonlal. MANCME8’f E R ~ r ~ 3 b,.dm»n; ^car garage, were reported. now, only 8 years old. stltute here today in search of ^^^eral Inmates were in the banks, early comic books, OommerclSLl kitchen, dishwasher, three bed- Uke new, only 8 veara colonial. klTcln, dlnhS^m formal Two-car garage, 1% baths ’The quake Sunday registered a barricaded Inmate who prison visitors and several COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. swords, metals, early trains Investment Property ■ rooms, 1V6 baths, paneled fam ­ wall-to-wall carpeting, many officials say shot and killed one guards, 18:00 NOON DAT BEFORE PUBUCAX10N and toys, round oak tables, ily room, laundry room, 2-car ment, one-car garr.ge. Interna- s306 ^ to the National Earth- Building with 3 individual rent­ extras. Wooded lot. Mid 40s guard and wounded three oth- Shortly after the shootings, Deadline for Saturday and Monday is 1* :00 Noon Friday early furniture. Evenings, 643- ed retail stores, one of which garage. Excellent location. Call 649-8446. j m a l Asaoclates, 647-1300. quake Center In Boulder, Colo. 6635. ers. officials said, the inmate barri- is run by owner for many years $38,000. Call owner, 646-2410. It was the strongest earth MANCHESTER —U Sc R Built Accordlng to reports from in- himself in one section of as a teenage clothing store. MANCHESTER — Pour- bed­ • • • • tremor recorded in Alaska W ANTED —antique furniture, DUPLEX -7-7, four bedrooms Raised Ranch, two baths, car- B&l w YOUR COOPERATION WILL room Colonial, two baths, ga­ since a temblor seven years side the prison, the shootings prison. glass, pewter, oil paintings or Best central location. Establish­ on large treed lot. Great com­ BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 rage, central location. Nicely poth^, 'family room, exquisite The occurre^about 9 a.m, in the One team ol state police sni- other antique items. Any quan­ ed business, buyer has an op­ mercial potential. Hutchins ago In the Aleutian Islands. treed lot. Only $29,900. Bel Air 3 ^ with fruit trees. Double BARROWS and WALLACE Co. prison/Wsitors’ room. P«rs was reported to have en- tity. ’The Harrisons, 643-8709, portunity of good income plus Agency, 649-6324. ’The earthquake which devas­ R eal Estate, 643-0332. garage. $34,900. Hayes Agen- Realtors-MLS 165 Oakland Street. rental of two stores. Owner cy, 646-0131. tated: Anchorage In 1965 regis­ Iclals said the Inmate ^ Continued From Preceding Page wishes to retire. OLDER 7-room Colonial, llOx- Manchester Parkade, Manch. tered 8.5 on the Richter scale. his wile as hostage, was ’ co'^ectlon department WANTED — Used 8.26x20 truck 175’ lot. Great possible com­ MANCHESTER — Immaculate cOLONTAr r------In Sitka, a seaside commu­ lioled up In the prison, presum- said. Another group Call E A R L R. BROOKS, 6 - room Colonial with 3 ,. -o- modern 649-5306 tires. Must be reasonable. Call mercial property. Hutchins nity of 5,000 persons about 100 ■ ably In a cottage skilled sharpshooters had Help Wanted - huge bedrooms, generous k tchen, extra large formal Articles For Sale 45 872-9433, evenings. New Haven, 562-9801. Agency, 649-6324. miles south ol Juneau, officials More than 150 state and city summoned from the state kitchen and dining room, 24’ dining room, living room with Malie or Female 37 fireplace, den, 1% baths, 4 bed­ TOLLAND said buildings swayed and cars policemen, in addition to the P®'*®®’ *’® WAN’TED — Size 10, girl’s wes­ OFFICE building, Manchester, MANCHES’TER — Immaculate living room, shaded yard. Only rooms, garage, alumnlum sid­ bounced on city streets, but no Norfolk Fire Department, were State Correction Commission- REAL, ESTATE salesmen, ex­ 16x24 ABOVE Ground redwood tern riding outfit. Also boots, 119 Oakland St., approximate­ 6-room Ranch. This home fea­ $27,000, Wolverton Agency, NAROf DKUERSOM serious damage or Injuries rushed to the medium security ®'" •lohh O. Boone was reported perienced preferred. Will con­ pool, 4’ - 7V4’, $800. 646-1256. CMAMOLCaoRiA. ly 6,000 square feet, good park­ tures wall-to-wall carpeting, Realtors, 649-2818. ing, good neighborhood. $87 - Ro$m to Brosflie rcunded toe, size 7H or 8. 643- were reported. Lesser tremors institution which is located ®" route to the prison at 11 sider training. Full-time basis 2861. ing. excellent location, many 9 ^ Phllbrick Agency, 646- BLOW TORCH, $3; 2-wdieel dol- UCReRSORjiLAR; stove and refrigerator, alr-con- An acre of land surrounds were felt In Ketchikan to the about 30 miles southwest of s..m. only. Hutchins Agency, 649- possibilities. Reasonable. Mi­ lie, $3; 4” vise, $3; h.p, mo­ dltloner, formal dlnliig room, this attractive 3 - bedroom south and in Juneau. Boston. The correction department 5324. Rooms Without Board 59 "ALL 0 *T S chael Russo, 525-7054. tor, $5; small bench g ^ d e r , CHARGE PER. rec room, garage and patio. MANCHE$TER RD. OREEN M ANOR area — One Ranch. Living room with A spokesman for Palmer Ob­ A correction department spokesman said officials were INTERNATIONAL, Company ex­ $3; 25’ sprinkle hose, $1.; tank p u r r :' 251 BROAD ST., 200’ from All situated on a beautifully of Manchester’s finest build­ raised hearth fireplace, wall- servatory, operated by the Na­ spokesman said the shootings checking the files on inmates at A’lTRACTrrVE sleeping room, 5-Room Ranch. 8 bedrooms, to-wall carpeting, modem panding in area needs man­ propane gas, not used, $l; gentleman, private entrance, comer of West Middle ’Tpke. landscaped lot. Asking $29,900. carpeted living room with ers Is selling his home. Six- tional Oceanic and Atmospheric appeared to be part of a ” des- Concord to determine who the room Ranch with attached ga­ klictien, dining area and ga­ agement people, part-time or Coleman camp stove, used shower bath, free parking. Ap­ 220’ approximate width, 500’ W. J. Barcomb, Realtor, 644- fireplace, large eat-ln kitch­ rage. Administration, said the tem­ perate escape attempt.” ’There inmate Involved was. He said full-time. We will show you once, $20. Call 649-6964. ply 195 Spruce St., Manches­ approximate depth, with or 8000. en, garage. Lovely wooded, rage that is loaded with extras. blor probably occurred along was no immediate Identification other Inmates had been moved how to earn $600 to $1,000 a Apartments - Flats - Apartments - Flats - Houses For Rent 65 without existing buildings. landscaped yard. $82,500. Real deep private lot, patio, the Falrweather Fault, a of either the inmate involved or to areas of the prison. Officials PORTABLE color television ter. A’TTENTION — Veterans and Lupocehino Agency month, part-time. For appoint­ Will sell all or part, will build tool shed, etc. T. J. Crockett, source of “ disastrous quakes” the wounded or dead guards. said more than 700 inmates are and eight-band radio. Call 649- Teneritents 63 Tenements 63 HEBRON —Immaculate, over­ non-veterans. Why pay rent RICHARD F. MBRIUTT ment, call 876-0317. REFINED working gentleman, ______i ______cr lease. Thomas Colla, 643- Realtor, 648-1577. 646-5432 In the past. Reporters at the prison said housed at Concord, 0716. sized 6-room Raised Ranch, when you can own your own AOENOY who wouid appreciate own liv­ FOUR-ROOM apartment first M ANCHESTER — The Coach 9565. ‘It’s amazing Sitka didn’t get PERSONNEL — Challenging 3-4 bedroom home. Stop throw­ BOWERS SCHOOL AREA — ------,, . „ , - they had been told by officials The wounded guards were ing room and connecting bed­ floor, appliances, hot water, House. 20 Otis Street. New available immediately. Friend­ Realtors — 646-1180 position lor right individual. ing your money away. Vet­ Green Rd., 7-room Cane wall- VERNON —Box Mountain — damage, a spokesman who refused to be identified being taken to Massachusetts room, in quiet adult home. working couple. Security, ref­ deluxe 2-bedroom Townhouse, ly rural neighborhood, con­ Investment Property A- .. .. r t 1______« A «« . fOF lll6 Ri’Mtl/lAV*Boulder observatory Must be neat and personable Boots & Accessories 46 erans no money down, non­ to-wall carpeting, flreplaced Six room immaculate Ranch. that the shootings occurred General Hospital in Boston. At Central. Parking. References. erences. 643-7094. superb location. Includes heat, venient location. Must be seen! said. and have some experience in For Sale 70-A veterans 5 per cent down. Call MANCHESTER—Priced to sell, living room, finished rec room, ’Two fireplaces, 2-car garage. when an inmate drew a gun In 11 a.m. spokesmen at the hospl- EVTNRUDE outboard motors. 649-7410. all modem appliances. $260 per Families welcomed, singles ac­ A tsunami, or tidal wave handling people. Chances for us today for complete informa­ 3 bedrooms, kitchen, formal well landscaped and fenced 160x300’ lot. Bel A ir Real the visitor’s room and ordered tal said one of the guards had Htrfsclaw and Mastercraft month. Paul W. Dougan, Re­ cepted. $275. monthly. Phone 11 U N IT newer building, in de­ warning, was issued at 5 :45 ISeed 47 Tons of Clackers? advancement good. Income ex­ ’THE ’THOMPSON House — Cot- tion on how to own your own dining room, living room, fam­ yard, built-in vacuum system, Estate, 643-9332. all persons to lie down. arrived by ambulance and waa trailers, sales - service. Com­ altor, 613-4535, or 646-1021. 228-0275. sirable area. Moderately pric­ — —------p.m. ED T for a 1,200-mlle sec- cellent if you qualify. Hours tage St., centrally located, home. International Associ­ ily room, full basement, one- $28,900. Keith Real Estate 646- Irvin Stevens, Miami seaport director holds up some The reporters also said they taken to the hospital s'emergen- plete service department, boat­ PRESIDENTIAL ed for good investment. Own­ C OVENTRY at Tolland line, tion of the Alaskan coastline, 6-10 p.m., call for appointment, large, pleasantly furnished NEWER One-bedroom apart­ HEBRON — 3 bedroom Cape, ates. 647-1300. car garage, nice lot. Interna­ 4126, 649-1922. unclacked clackers with 47 tons of the same shown had been told the shootings oc- cy rom. ’Th/ere was no fhime- ing supplies, accessories, 7-room Cape Cod, fireplace, from Ketrhikan around the Gulf Mr. M iller 649-5783. rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 VILLAGE APTS. ment. Private entrance. In­ private location. $175. refer­ er will cooperate in financing tional Associates, 647-1300. in boxes in the background. The novelty toy pro­ curred in the visitors’ room im’- diate reports on conditions of Woolsey paints, Gerich’s MANCHES’TER — Barry R<; walk-out basement, quiet traf- of Alaska to Kodiak, urging the for overnight and permanent cludes heat and appliances. ences. Petrus Realty. 742-6270. for qualified Investor. Mr. Rus­ ’TWO-FAMILY house, Manches­ duces a loud clack as two balls strike each other; mediately after the Inmate or- the wounded guards. Marine Service, ?'82 Tolland MANCHESTER RAISED RANCH — 8 rooms, Elnbinder built 6-room Cape. fic-free setting. $25,990. Lip- evacuation of low-lying areas, Situations Wanted - guest rates. $159 monthly. Paul W. Dougan. t , sell, 523-0567, Katz Corpora­ ter, 107 Oakland St., nice lot. however it seems nobody can find a use for them ’Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. Investment possibilities. <3all largo modem eat-ln kitchen, Four bedrooms, rec room, man - Chorches, 872-0671 643- The warning was canceled 30 Female 38 One and two bediboms. Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. Out of Toum tion, 38 Kane Street, West after the Food and Drug Administration declared CLEAN, furnished room for a Michael Russo, 525-7064. form al dining room, 2% baths, fireplace, full dormer, priced minutes later, after It was de- 1970 MFG Sidewinder, fiber­ Immediate occupancy. Hartford. working man. Call 643-9353 or For Rent 66 2 fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, wall- right at $30,900. Arruda Real­ tKe toy dangerous. Unless someone devises an idea MOTHERS — Make arrange­ glass sail boat, new price, Near schools, churdes VERNON -Six-room Ranch ® wave had 649-3142. to-wall carpeting, 2-car garage ty, 644-1539. Ed Jarow, 666- to save the unclaimed clackers Stevens says they ments now, have your child $900. sacrifice $600. Moving, and shopping center,-on BY DAMATO ROCKVILLE — 5 rooms, $150, MANCHESTER 3 bedrooms, eat - in kitchen, generated. cared for this fall in licensed bus line. Call anytitne with electric doors. Many other 3082. will be buried at sea. Clackers anyone? (A P photo Call 872-3746. FURNISHED ROOM for rent, ’The Ultimate in Apt. Living monthly; 3 rooms, $115 month­ LARGE BEDROOMS dining room, Swedish fire- ----—------home. 643-9044. RESTAURANT extras. Three years old. $44,- for gentleman, near bus line, ly: appliances, large yard. Big 6-room Cape in a nice resi­ MANCHESTER —Cape, 2 unfin­ placed living room, redeco- _ _ 18’ LY M A N BOAT, 75 h.p. 646-2623 THE Excellent location, high 900. Phllbrick Agency, 646-4200. parking, ail conveniences. 649- Utilities not Included. 872-0359, dential area. Lots of trees, nice ished, formal dining room, rated Interior. Treed lot. Rest- TWO GIRLS want house clean­ Evlnrude motor and trailer, 2 volume, completely euip- Manchester Area Police 6914. 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. patio, breezeway, garage, stain­ TEN-ROOMS — Contemporary fireplace, 2 - car garage, alu­ dential neighborhood. Hlxcep- - ing work. Call Peggy or gas tanks, sacrifice, $896. Mov- Ceach Hoase ped. Owner has other inter­ Karen, 289-9054. less kitchen counters, built-ins, Ranch with 3-room studio minum siding, remodeled tionally convenient location. ing, 872-3745. LARG E Double or single room, 20 Otis Street ROCKVILLE — Eastbrook est. Reasonably priced. For LEDGEXIREST Apartments — refrigerator, fireplace, loads of apartment or in-law suite, over kitchen, well treed shrubbed Very low 30s. Owner, 872-0250 FUNERAL HOME spacious closet space, next to Open Saturdays and apartments, on bus line, new details call Joe Lombardo. Brooklyn Street, Rockville. value, priced in the upper 20s. 1% acres o< land with a view, lot. 20s. LaPenta Agency, Re- TTHT— Z T l— 5---- T Dogs - 8ird^ - Pets 41 Garden - Farm - bath and shower. References. Sunday i-S p.m. 3-rcom unit in brick one-story Three Seriously Hurt in Crash One-bedroom, $127 per month; For an appointment call Tony redwood construction. Laige alter, 646-2440. BOLTON — Mini estate, lovely 649-0719. One of Mancbeoter** Flneat garden apartment building. BELFIORE AGENCY 9 room Colonial brick home, 142 East Center Street ENGLISH Springer Spaniel, Dairy Products 50 2-bedroom $161 per month; 3- Wasil. thermopane windows. $48,500. Thomas C. Jones, 21, of 88 last night, after a six-mile SOUTH WINDSOR Townhouse Apartments Total electric. Range, refrige­ Realtors 647-1413 situated on 6 beautiful acres of two years old, all shots, AKC, bedroom $174 per month. Rent­ Phllbrick Agency, 646-4200. Lots For Sale Brent Dr., Vernon, and Chris­ chase through Tolland and E l­ Telephone 646-5310 (^ORN, tomatoes, beans, beets, LARGE room for working gen­ rator, disposal, air-condi­ 73 land. Living room, dining Warren Klelnschmldt, 21, of female, needs good home. 643- al includes heat, hot water, all Luxurious appointments, tioner, basement laundry and • • lington. They were charged WILLIAM J. LENNON cucumbers, peppers and fruit tleman, with bath and parking, B'obbery, second degree. C ALL US — 289-9661 W EST SIDE Cape 7 rooms, APPROXIMATELY one VECETABLES or 3 rooms and bath, stove, re­ 649-5306 acre tate Co., 646-8260. driven by Mark M. Maynes, 23 YOU’VE seen the rest, now see living room newspaper tubes and property ’The arrest was made in con­ LA D Y Wanted to share apart­ FXDUR-ROOM apartment, newly 646-1021 frigerator, vemanda, parking, Bluineaa Zoned—6 Unlta with fireplace, dead end street. BMMMOaNaMMaaRBMHIMIMMMN^ of Rt. 83, Talcottville, is report- the best. 1972 model silver signs across the road at the in­ nection with the investigation of ; Now In Seoaon — ment with same. Centrally lo­ redecorated, appliances, heat, Only $46,000. formal dining room, 3 bed­ Drive, Tolland. Phone 649-6022. mini-pcodle pups. Extremely secoittl floor, lovely country MANCHESTER — Cape, five Wanted - Real Estate 77 ed in critical condition today tersection of Plains Rd. ’They cated. Reasonable. Call after central location. Security. $180 setting. Private home, $80. Duplex 6-6. Only $26,900. large rooms, enclosed porch, rooms, rec room, porch ga­ ------at St. Francis Hospital. .Tones a July 17 holdup at the Gutt i low mileage. Parents excellent Sweet Com, TomatoM, GARDEN T Y P E two-bedroom are scheduled to appear in Cir­ 1 p.m., 643-8908. monthly. 649-3340. Adults. Occupancy middle rage. Ahunnlum siding. $29,- Resort Property SELLING your home or acre- ,g u,e intensive care unit suf- Package Store in South Wind- ■ Any questions on funerals, customs, pro­ temperament, two males, one apartment, second floor. In­ carpeting, fireplace, aluminum cuit Court 12, Manchester, Aug. Yellow and Green Sqnaah, of August. Write Box K, Man­ siding, double garage, near 900. Phllbrick Agency, 646-4200. For tele 74 age? For prompt friendly sev- ,g^ng from serious head injur- cedures, etc.' Come in, phone or write for female. 647-1976. M ANCHESTER—4-room apart­ cludes heat, appliances, car­ RUTHERFORD ice, call Louis Dlmock Realty, 21. sor. Klelnschmldt, accompanied : Apartments - Fiats - chester Herald giving name, schools. Immaculate condition a dependable answer. No obligation, natur­ ment includes oven, range, dis­ pets. $205. monthly. Paul W. ASSOCIATES VERNON by his attorney, turned himself I GOLDEH Retriever puppies, String Bean*. telephone. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Manchester BOL’TON LAKE — Waterfront ______Christopher Felgl, driver ally. Tenements 63 posal, heat and hot water. Au­ Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535 or 114 Bumaide Ave., E.H. property, 6-room Ranch—home Frank Rowddy, 26, of 9 Da- in to the police. He was released | AKC, stock x-rayed, Cham­ FLORIDA BOUND M O NEY A V A ILA B LE — Just the other car Involved, la In Rockville, was arrest- gust 1st occupancy. Wolverton 646-1021. 280-9561 — Open 9-9 21 HARLAN STREET—6-room plus 2-room guest cottage. on a $5,000 non-surety bond for I pionship bloodlines. Tolland, BUCKLAND FARMS WE HAVE customers waiting sold our last Colonial and Cape guarded condition in the Inten- g j i,y vernon police Saturday for the rental of your apart­ Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. custom built Cape. Wall-to- Treed lot offers plenty' of shade Marion E. Robertson, Realtor. appearance in Circuit Court 12, 872-0398. DELUXE one-bedroom apart­ FO R R E N T in Manchester. Need either sive care unit at Rockville ^nd charged with cultivation of Cor. Adams A Tolland Tpke. ment or home. J.D. Real Es- wall carpeting, rec room, dish­ for this large 6 room Colonial. 643-6063. East Hartford, Aug. 21. Perhaps this question has been on your ment, wall-to-wall carpeting one vrith three or more bed- General Hospital. Hospital of- marijuana and possession of M IN IATU R E Schnauzer AKC ’THREE - ROOM apartment, nmiEY NOOK III 105 MAIN STREET—Aluminum washer, double oven stove. Must sell immediately. New William F. Faust, 19, of 201 mind: throughout, complete appli­ rooms. For quick sale please flciala said he suffered internal mariiuana He was alsn eharp-ed puppies, 8 weeks old. Guaran­ centrally located, $130. 647- Garden Apartmente sided building, with business Brick patio. Call owner, 646- kitchen, built-ins, dining room, Out of Town Benedict Dr., South Windsor, 9315. ances, vanity bath. Centrally teed healthy. $75. Call 1-429- M ANCHESTER — ’Three - bed ElUNCTOUCONII. plus two apartments. 232-1464 7692. Low 30s. living room with firej^ace, 3 call ’Ihe Richard B. Merritt inluries. Matthew Felgl is re- ^^i^ith ^opemtS T mo^^^^^ was arrested and charged with | BUTTER AND sugar com. 21 located $175. monthly. R. b. For tele 75 Q. My husband and I wonder what yout 9134. room duplex, half of two-fam PinfMy $1., Rto. 314 for further details. bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpet­ Agency, Realtors, 646-1180. ported in satisfactory condition whUe his license is under sus- breach of peace Saturday night j Angel Street, Manchester. ’THREE - BEDROOM apart­ Murdcck, 643-2692. opinion may be about the “Please Omit dy, 1% baths, full private base REDWOOD FARMS — Wooded ing, 2-car garage, Bentley Thls is not just a l l CASH for your property R °c k v l»e Hospital. He suf- pension In connection with a complaint, | M IN IA ’TURE poodles, black ment. redecorated, carpet, one-half acre. Oversized 7- Flowers’’ request sometimes seen in funer­ ment. All modem appliances THREE - ROOM Apartment, School area. Price reduced, to another house. A Contempo­ within 24 hours. Avrtd red severe facial lacerations Police said Rowddy was stop- received by police, that a loud j males, AKC, shots. Reason­ heat, garage, yard, privacy, |$1^C00 Per room Cape. Fam ily room, off- als? $260 per month. Paul W. Dou beautiful location with view, Land For Sale 71 $29,900. rary 6-room Ranch on 5 wood­ tape, instant sendee. Hayes ® dislocated shoulder, hos- ped on a minor motor vehicle party was going on at tlie Faust 1 able. 643-0467. Household Goods 51 convenient. 644-2776. I Manth kitchen, first floor laundry, gan, 643-4535 or 646-1021. $150 per month, references and ed acres on top of Box Moun­ Agency, 646-0131. pltal officials said. Maynes was violation and he abandoned the home. He was released on hia | security required. Phllbrick TOTAL ELECTRIC BOLTON —76 acres, near cen­ aluminum siding, floor to ceil­ FRECHETTE & MARTIN tain. makes this a magnificent treated at the Rockville Hos- oar. Police found the potted promise to appear in Circuit SHAGGY puppies, beagle and SMALL one-bedroom apart­ A. The \vishes of a family are carried out ter, high level land, open and ing fireplace, plush carpeting, Realtors 647-9093 custom home. In seclusion and pital and discharged. marijuana in the car. Rowddy Court 12, East Hartford, Aqg. 20. terrier, paper trained, males, EISTA’IES and household lots to ment, second floor. Includes Agency Realtors, 646-4200. 3 H ream detwc BONANZA — always. We voice no preference if the wooded. Reasonably priced, $38,900. Owner, 649-6836. privacy you can see the <3on- According to State Police at was apprehended later. He was ------$5. 646-6085. buy. Bob Fluckiger, 649-3247. heat and appliances, on bus $150. HAYSVILLE, Kan. (AP) family prefers no flowers. However, we do WOODUND FOUR-ROOM apartment, first Bireploct unit terms, Katz Corp. 38 Kane St., nectlcut Valley. Two . fire' the Stafford Troop Felgl released on a $5,000 nonsurety line. $110 a month. Paul W. MANCHESTER — Ideal 6-room MANCHESTER — Country liv­ Bob House, operator of a coin like and endorse the idea of flowers at a FOR SALE — Norwegian Elk CLEAN, used refrigerators, floor, 426 Broad St., $97. Mid­ _____ $175. West Hartford, 06119. Mr. was traveling west on Rt. 15, bond for appearance in Circuit Dougan, Realtor, 643-4635. starter home, kitchen has oven ing in this immaculate 6-room p’ ■®®*’ W^- laundry here, bought two old, hound, male, 10 months old, to ranges, automatic washers dle aged couple, security de­ Russell, 623-0567. S. Howland, Realtor, 648- > . » . passed another car and re- Court 12, Rockville, Aug. 15. 5,000 Plants Make ^n eral — if or when asked for advice. MANOR BRAND NEW 3 room units and range, and huge dining all electric Ranch on one acre f®" Howland, Realtor, 648- battered washing machines at good home. Call 649-2117. with guarantees . See them at posit. 643-4751. 1108. turned to the, right lane and Clarence Lewis, 27, of 82 Metal Castimgs , Flowers show love and respect for the liv- in brick and stone Garden M ANCHESTER — five acres, area, 14x24’ flreplaced living lot. 1% baths, eat-ln kitchen, _____;______an auction sale thinking he B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 - Apartment building. Range, ^ ing. Some people cannot write or speak APARTMENTS FIVE ROOMS, heat and hot 3>/4 acres commercial zoned, room, 3 or more bedrooms. bullt-lns, carpeted formal din- ANDOVER __Seclusion and ihight find usable repair parts then apiparently swerved back Union St., Rockville, was ar- nurr-ArLTi inrof„i ___ LAKEWOOD Cocker Spaniels, Main St. Call 643-2171. VILLAGER refrigerator, disposal, base­ Into the left lane hitting the rested Saturday and charged “ Metal castings m words of sjropathy. What lietter way than buff a n d blacks. wormed, water, on bus line, centrally ment laundry & storage, wall with 250’ frontage. Seconds Owner anxious. $24,600. Wol­ ing room and living room, at- privacy on two plus acres are *-^® machines. When he door of the car driven by May- with operating while under the , - , J to say it with flowers? shots. 646-5487. HOMESTEAD ST. located. 649-5761. to wall carpeting. from Route 15. Woverton verton Agency. Realtors, 649- tached garage. Many extras. yours in this 8-room Raised was taking the washing equip- 1972 19^ CUR’nS - MATHES, APARTMENTS nes. influence of iTquor. He was re- Nearly portable color television with OFF W. MI1H>LE TPKE. AMb telf, ati §U(3fy m pels Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 2813. Principals only. $33,000. 649- Hanch. Stone fireplace, new apart, he found 20 TOLLAND - ELUNG-TON leased on a $200 non-surety f' ° ^ stand. $295. Savings Bank of Immediate Occupancy MANCHESTER SEPTEMBER 1st — first floor, 4617. shag carpeting, sliding glass QU^s**tG**s in one of the ItM rva MW for Aiig. 15 Tw o Stafford youths were ar- bond for appearance in court brass, I EttablUhed 1874-Three Generations of Service AKC poodle, good with chil­ Manchester, 646-1700. five rooms, garage. No utili- door onto sundeck, expansive chines— more than enough to 1, 2 and 3-bedroom luxury Sopl. I OCCUPANCY rested shortly after midnight Aug. 15. magnesium and zinc alloys. dren, housebroken. 649-1116. 6 Room Townhouses, 1% ' itles. Adults only. Phone 643- Investment Property investment Property RAI8E3D RANCH — 7% rooms, view. Low 30s. Call Warren E. reimburse him for his auction tiled baths, complete G.E. apartments. Features wall-to- CALL cathedral ceilings, fireplace, 8754. For Sale 70-A For Sale 70-A Howland, 643-1108. bid. FREE PUPS, 3 male, 3 female, q g air-conditioner, 6,000 Btu, kitchen, wall-to-wall car-< wall carpeting, vanity tile rec room, 2-car garage, large petlng, private basement,' bathe, built-in oven, range, James J. Cessay black and white, 5 weeks. 187 ,50 643-4028. wooded lot, aluminum siding, VERNON 8-bedroom Ranch, Coventry Ferguson Rd. 646-4574. ______washer-dryer hookup. dishwasher, refrigerator and REAL ESTATE Furnished $31,900. Phllbrick Agency, 646- full basement with garage, HOTPOINT ’TV, black and Charlda ^sperance disposal, electric heat, 2 air- 8 7 S 4 )1 3 4 Manchester, Conn. conditioners, glass sliding Apartments 63-A 4200. large lot, priced to sell. Inter­ INVITATION Poultry and Supplies 43 white, 19” , portable, $20. 643- 649-7620 doors, all large rooms. FHiU national Associates, 647-1800. 48 % of High School Grads 4028. basement storage area, am­ SMALL two-room furnished ef­ TAX SHELTER — LIMITED PARTNERSHIP TO BID ple parking. Starting at $175. ficiency. Includes everything ROC5CVILLE —Pleasant 4-room Manchester BOLTON — Garrison Colcmial RINGNECK Peasant chicks for 30” ELECTRIC range, very ’TRUCK-SNOW PLOW- Handy to shc^ping, schools, except electric. $75 a month. apartment in 2-family house, NEW FIREPLACE four bedrooms, large living To Further Their Education sale. Phone 228-9685. clean, asking $75. Call any- M ANCHESTER — Newer two- •a for SANDSPREADER bus and religious facilities. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- first floor, heat, hot water, room with fireplace, spacious ------time, 643-9702. bedroom Townhouse. Model apartment open for Built from floor to ceiling with Proposals to furnish and de- 4535. stove, refrigerator, garage, kitchen, 1% baths, oversized Uver one 4-wheel drive dump eight per cent o f the College; Timothy Kolodzlej, baths, all modem appliances, inspection 12-6 Saturday and PROSPECTIVE TENANT-INVESTORS a raised hearth fits in beauti­ LAYING HENS, $1 each. Phone USED REFRIGERATORS, $170 monthly and security. lull private basemept. ’$240 per Sunday, other times by ap­ TWO-ROOM furnished apart­ fully in this plush carpeted deck with cement patio below, truck with snow plow and sand- ®*®^ Coventry High Dartmouth; and Pam Linder- Adults preferred. Also a 3- 649-5234. freezers and air-conditioners. month. Includes heat and car­ pointment. ment, heat, hot water, stove, Combine a lucrative tax shelter with capital appre­ oversized living room. Family heated grreen house, lovely ^ rea d e r installed w ill be re- ^°bool are continuing their edu- son. Western Connecticut State room apartment, $125 Parts and labor guaranteed. peting. Paul W. Dougan, R e­ refrigerator. Apply Marlow’s ciation in a new luxury professional complex with a sized kitchen, large den, 2 full wooded acre, on peaceful celved by the Bolton Board of two and four year col- OoHege. Call 646-1112. BnUt by monthly. 875-2600. Articles For Sale 45 altor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. 867 Main Street. baths, 3 king sized bedrooms. court. Mid 30s. Owner, 646- Education until 1;00 p.m., Au- diploma nursing pro- Also Carla Liutermoza, Barry In Immaculate condition, gar- 4939. gust 17, 1972. ' grams, prep schools and voca- College; Laura Zuccardy, Miary- LIVE B A IT — Open 24 hours SINGER Touch and Sew, like U & R Housing Corp. THREE rooms furnished, first ANDOVER -2 room furnished SMILE! LOOKING for anything in real SpeciflcaUons and Bid forma schools. mount College; Bruce LeDoyt, daily, ring bell for service. new, hems, buttonholes, floor, utilities. Older adults or apartment, country setting, Mmimum Cash Investment estate rental — apartments, Rentals by BOLTON —Lakefront four-room may be obtained at the Office of Statistics on the 127 June Bridgeton Academy; and Patri- Shiners, crawlers, etc. 144 stretch stitches, monograms, couple. No children- pet-s 272 utilities furnished, working Owners are very anxious. Ask­ homes, multiple dwellings, no Robert D. Ranch, screened porch, car­ Demlng Street, Manchester, sews on buttons, fancy de­ Main. gentleman. $120. 742-8161. This operation includes a newly completed prestig­ ing low 30s. the Superintendent of Schools, *'®’®“ ®'l d a Trueman, Morse Business fees. Call J. D. Real Estate As­ Murdock pets, plus extra lot. Hutchins Hopkins, director of School. It's Catching ,.. Send Route 30, South. Notch Road, Bolton, (3onn. *^“®" signs. Originally $399.50, now sociates, Inc. 643-5129. ious office 'building, fully carpeted, vinyl walls, Agency, 649-5324. BOLTON—3-ROOM apartment, FRECHETTE & MARTIN 643-1659. Pupil Personnel Services. 'Those attending nursing only $99.65. Easy terms. 522- Realtor 643-2692 wet lines, elevator, air-conditioning and up to 500 Students planning to attend schools Include Michele Jacob- JULY CLEARANCE Sale — quiet neighborhood, carpeting, Joseph P. Castagna, 0476, dealer. MANCHESTER vicinity — 4- 643-9661 Business Locations on-site car parking. Realtors 647-9993 Lawnmowers and tractors, room apartment in residential 846-6926 fireplace, sundeck, references Out o f Town Superintendent of Schools Happy Thoughts For Rent 64 ^ lege include William Brainard, ford Hospital; and Charlene floor models and demonstra­ 1971 WES'nNGHOUSE alr-con- location, 2 bedrooms, living required, $170 monthly. 643- C IRC A 1730 RESTORED Oolonl- Serious inquiries invited from prospective tenants, For tele 75 Patricia Breen, Dale Cadorette, ^{esaier, Windham Regional tors. Save 10-20 per cent, L & dltioner, 26,000 BTU, Original­ roorif with wall-to-wall carpet- 5983. al, 8 rooms, 8 acres. Five fire­ M Equipment. Route 83, Ver­ THREE - ROOM comer office investors, group medical and legal practices, finan­ Patience Gallnat, Lee Ann Grif- Ti%ohnif'ni t. p v to someone you love. ly $430, asking $300. Used two ing, kitchen with appliances, places, modem kitchen, VERNON — 50 miles view,, 1% non. 474 -M A IN S’TREET, three- suite. House & Hale Bldg., 953 BOL’TON NO’TCH—3-room win­ cial advisors, C.P.A., etc. INVITATION fin, M ary Jane Morg^an, Patri- students attending area tech- months. 742-7545. heat, electric included. $175 modem baths, two car garage, acres, hill top estate, 2400 room apartment, second floor. Ma^ln St. Phone 6434846. terized cottage. Phone 1-223- walk-out basement, beaded cia Olmstead, Laureen Popple, njcal schools are Mitchell Bend- ALUM INU M sheets used as per month. Amedy Realty, R e­ square foot brick Raiteh. Ex­ TO BID COOKWARE SET, matched, Heat, $128. Security. Family 4460. Call 249-7877 for additional information and ap­ pcuiellng, ■wide board floors. A .. Priscilla Squires, Holly Dunn ^ans, Hartford; Frank Rawes, # Happy Birthday printing plates- .009 thick, 23x altors, 875-6283. C ALL T.J. Crockett, Realtor at cellent area. $54,900. Hayes ’The Board of triple .thick stSlnless steel,, unit. Call 646-2426, 9 to 5 p.m. pointment. magnificent home and setting. Education, ai^ I^en Kelley. Howell - Cheney; and Nancy 32” , 25 cents each or *5 for $1. 643-1577 for office space. All HEBRON — Elegant 2-bedrooni‘ Agency, 646-0131. used very little. Original ca r( .MANCHESTER— ’Three rooms, Phllbrick Agency, 646-4200. Miwchester, Connecticut, sollc- Heading for the University of windham 64S-27U. ton. Cost $$50, selling $60. FTjEASANT 3-room apartment, shapes and sizes and prices. apartment, fully equipped BROKERS PROTECTED, Its bids for , ^ e o tric Lamps, Connecticut are Barbara Bech- second floor, new kitchen with New and old. Let us know your EAST HAR’TFORD —starter or Boys planning to enter the Power mower, $10. Console convenient suburban Iccation, kitchen, dlshwaisher, disposal, DUTCH COLONIAL—Huge for­ retlrement 6-room Cane ’Three Heating Chemleala ajid Filter told, Robin Boynton, Priscilla # Happy Anniversary PICNIC TABLES, extra sturdy, appliances. New bath. $160. demands, we will do every­ U.S. military service include ’TV, $16. Folding picnic table, appliances, basement, like pri­ stove, refrigerator, wall-to- mal dining room, large living hoHi-nnma f„ii Unlts. Sealed blds will be re- Clay, Marian Kissane, Pam all bolted. All sizes 8ind styles. Heat, electricity Included. thing for you except' make the bedrooms, full basement, city , , z.n . \ z-w Ronald Garrison, Reginald end table, desk, etc. 649-2918. vate home. Working adults, wall carpeting, air-condition­ room, four bedrooms, 1% From $30.,' delivered. W. Zink- Lease and security. Hayes payments. water, sewer. $23,900. Barlar w I’, Hutchins, Raymond Lamoreux, 643-2880. ing. Magnificent view. Chil­ baths, $28,900. Phllbrick Agen­ 3:30 p.m. at which time they Roberts, Richard Wehrle, Wl er, Windsorville Rd., Ellington, ZOOM CYCLE, two tricycles, Agency, 646-0131. Realty, 289-7726, 644-1221. ^ William Mills, Stephen Platek, dren welcome. $210. Heat and cy, 646-4200. will be publicly opened. The ham Pratt, Jane White and Curl # Congratulations 875-0397. play school trike, four - seat LO V E LY 2-bedroom apartment, ' Michael Sullivan, Thomas Vlo- MANCHESTER — Four rooms, SM ALL OFFICE space for rent, lights Included. D. J. Henry GLASTONBURY — Charming right is reserved to reject any Wittlg, m erry - go - round ,’la rge size. with refrigerator, range, dis­ lette and Raymond Wilkinson. first floor, heat, electricity, air-conditioned. Call 643-9651. Co., 644-1830.______.FOR SALE OR LEASE. COLONIAL — offering charm 6-room early American repro- and all Uda. Specifications and Those going to Central Con­ FOR SALE — Men’s and boy’s posal, heat, and parking. $185 Other members of the class of Very good condition. 646-7744. stove, lease. Security deposit. ssrsMwaovnuRMaMMMMnHaaa and spaciousness. Ten rooms, duction, plus separate facll- bid forms m ay be received at nectlcut State College are Patri- rebuilt shoes. Sam Yulyes, 23 MANCHES’TER — 100,000 1972 are still undecided as to fu­ Parking. Nice yard. $170. B. monthl.y. Handy to Main St. Resort Property u m t BuiLoim, 2% baths, m odem kitchen with # Get W ell Wishes, etc. Oak St. Manchester. WONDERWARE stainless steel Call 644-2427. square fqet, will divide. Suit­ Itles for mother-in-law or pro- the Business Office, Board of ®^® Alice, Frank Morse and ture plans, are already working Rutherford Associates, 289- For Rent 67 built • ins. Tw o large enclosed fessional offices. Beautifully Elducatlon, 45 Sctexil Street, Denise Pelletier. cookware set. Never used. able for manufacturing and INDUSnilU. & ffiSIDENTIAL or are planning to be married. JACOBSON, snow blower, 7 9551. FOUR-ROOM apartment, fur­ porches, 2-car garage. $39,900. landscaped, 1% acres adjoin- Manchester, Connecticut. Planning to attend Manches- Reasonable. Call 649-9763 after warehouse. 1-748-6634. G IANT'S N EC K HXKGHTS, Several of those already em­ h.p., year old. General Elec­ nished or unfurnished, inquire Phllbrick Agency, 646-4200. Ing country club. Louis Dim- Dougiaa E. Pierce, ^®*’ Community College are <3on- 6 p.m. MANCHES’TER — Pour large Adjoins Rocky Neck State ployed are in job apprenticeship tric stove, fully equipped, color at 87 Main St., Manchester or mock Realty, 649-9823. Business Mwa-rer ®tan®® Barton, Susan Higgins, FREE - “Happy Birthday Ad” rooms, first floor, older four- Park, 69 E lgew ood Rd., four- TOY MANUFACTURim M ANCHESTER — 4-4 duplex, programs, while others have television. 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MONDAY, JULY 81, 1072 Jpe Namath The Weather PAGE EIGHTEe : Emitting ^^ndb Still Unsigned Chaince of evening thunder­ storms, becoming fair but fog Page 9 In early a.m. Low about 65. Tomorrow party sunny, warm, British Dockers p.m. showers likely. ary Manchester— A City of Village Charm

VOL. XCI, NO^ 257 Rally for Demands (FOURTEEN PAGES) .MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1972 (ClassUied Advertising on Page 11) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Youth Victim Talks with the port ofaeW e LONDON (AP) — Striking longshoremen streamed from centered on the fear about Job security In tte Of Drowning Brltsdn's Idle porta Into London era of containerised cargo. Omp today to campaign for their Job talnerlsalon has caused tlUM- HEBRON—The body of Gary security demands In a labor sands of layoffs on British w»- L. Yockachonls, 20, of Rt. 66, crisis threatening to cause food Eagleton Hebron was found floating on shortages within this week. terfronU In the past few Jack Jones, secretary rt W Amston Lake Sunday afternoon Prime Minister Edward Transport and General WortP by two men who were canoeing. Heath scheduled talks on the Eight in Forefront State Police had been notified crisis Tuesday with leaders of ers’ Unions, B r i t o ’s b l g i ^ Makes It of a possible drowning shortly the Trades Union Congress, Labor union representing the after midnight Friday. Britain’s labor federaUon. longshoremen, and I/»d Lake residents reported to po­ Their main topic will be the dlngton, chairman of the Port lice that they could hear yells new labor relations act to of Londwi Authority, met to Official for help coming from the lake, which the unions are opposed. find a new formula acceptable and about 7 :30 Saturday morn­ to the longshoremen. Last week longshoremen, min­ WASHINO’rON (AP) — Sen. ing Stephen Adamski of Deep- The longshoremen last week For Eagleton’s Post ers, transport workers and oth­ wood Rd., Lake Amston, re­ er employes stopped work In rejected a proposal by Aldinr ’Ihomas F. Eagleton, D-Mo., to­ ported finding an overturned protest against the law. When ton and Jones that would have day formally resigned as toe paid about |9,800 to old and un­ canoe on the lake. This was the other unions went back to Democratic party’s nominee for WASHINGTON (AP)— about the same time police said work, the dock workers stayed fit workers laid off. The propo» vice president, saying his can­ The search for a new Dem­ Yockachonls was reported out and rejected a new wage- a) would also have given pref­ missing. and-securlty work contract. erence to longshoremen In the didacy has apparently caused ocratic vice presidential State police divers searched Crowds of dockers assembled new container Industry. The deep divisions In an already di­ candidate centers on eight the lake all day Saturday. Ac­ dockworkers rejected the offer vided party. In London to lobby at the talks men following Sen. Thomas cording to police, Yockachonls already started between their and Insisted on firm Job guar­ \ In a letter to the party chair­ did not know how to swim. Ca­ leaders and port officials. If antees. man, Mrs. Jean Westwood, F. Eagleton’s precedent­ ncers Ernest Pelchat of Leba­ these talks failed to bring an The strike has stranded 170 - V t r Eagleton said the decisiNorwich. by Dr. Peter blockade of small uniesMUMd Jangled with even more ex­ Eagleton’s history as a psy­ Schwarz, medical examiner. porta stlU operating. pressions of 8Ui>port, Eagleton chiatric patient would go away, He was bom July 5, 1952 in Troops Meet Strikes protesting the inOus- signed and sent off his letter of toe Missouri senator sadly Hartford, son of Mrs. Roze How Do You Untangle a Situation Like This One? trlal relations act broke out in resignation. stepped down Monday night Motz Yockachonls of Hebron Sorry about that! Passergby are still scratching their heads over struck from behind, forcing it under the larger auto. No one was other areas. About 3JIOO work­ During te morning, columnist and cleared the way for and the late Joseph Yocka- ers at the upper Cljfde ship­ this “ one in a million” mishap in New Kensington, Pa. Both cars seriously injured but the drivers of the vehicles were undoubtedly Little Fire Jack Anderson retracted his McGovern to look for a new chonis. wondering who had the next move. (AP photo) yards In Glasgow atonjed watfe claim to have located evidence running-mate. Survivors, besides his mother, were stopped in a flow of traffic when the foreign compact was for the day. A strike by Uth- that Sen. Eagleton has a record Sen. Frank Church of Idaho, are three brothers, Thomstone In Ulster ographlo workers threktewid to ot arrests for drunken and reck­ former Democratic National Yockachonls of East Hartford, deprive newspapers rt photo< less driving. Committee Chairman Lawrence (Ctoatlnned from Page One) Robert Yockachonls of Hebron graphs. Anderson said his retraction F. O’Brien and Sen. Edmund S. and Richard Yockachonls. of Spaak Dies, He Led was poised for “substantial ac­ was "unqualified” and “ In to­ Muskle of Maine head most Tuckerton N. J.; and two sis­ Eagleton Taking Case tivity’’ and warned clvlllaaa to tal.” speculators’ lists of likely re­ ters, Mrs. Charles Calver of keep off the streets. He announced the retraction placements for Eagleton, who Hebron and Mrs. John Walker The IRA In Londonderry was at an informal news conference became toe first man In Ameri­ of Tuckerton, N. J. Fire Calls outnumbered 60 to 1 by the outside Eagleton’s office after can history to give up a major Funeral services will be to­ One-Europe Move To McGovern Tonijght troops and had not bem ex-, talking for about half an hour party’s nomination lor vice morrow at 2 p.m. at the First pected to flg^t back. ’Hie Sunday, 8:30 a.m . — town in private with toe Missouri president. Congregational Church of Heb­ an encumbrance hut an eisset to him photostats of ithem (Continued from Page One) youngest' premier in Belgian (Continued from Page One) army’s progress Into the guer­ firemen to 277 Broad St. for senator, who resigned formaUy But Florida Gov. Reubin Ask­ ron. The Rev. Herbert O. Kel­ the ticket. given to three persons. __ history in 1938, when he was 39. rilla citadel was Impeded only washdown after auto accident today as toe Democratic vlje ew. R. Sargent Shrlver, former sey, pastor, will officiate. ]§ur- country. 1 chose my country.” o , ». . . . senator that she jjg demonstrated his Triie Davis, a Washington kv” mh,** nnd~ nUniite Sunday, 12:36 p.m. — town director of toe Peace Corps, Spaak was bom into a family planned to recommend that ability last week by winning banker, publicly disclosed he ** ^ gellgnl presidential nominee. ial will be in St. Peter’s Ceme­ Spaak never forgave the booby traps on the streets. firemen to 699 Main St. for gas and McGovern’s close Senate of celebrities. His mother was Eagleton drop out. •‘disenchanted” party received photostats but called Eagleton, who originally la­ tery. king. He was leader of the post Squ-vls raided some houses washdown. friends Abraham Rlblcofl of beled Anderson’s charge a The Potter Funeral Home, 456 war struggle that ended with woman senator did McGovern react? leaders as (Jallfomla fund-ral- them unverified and gave no and the military said they __ (Connecticut and Gaylord Nel­ Jackson St., Willimantic, is in Leopold’s abdication in favor of “ “ father was a weu^ g^g was asked. “ He said that I gg^ Qgne Wyman and San specific dertalls. “damnable lie” alter toe col­ tmnvim lovarvav* rWVAT OTlfl TblflV. \i___-..x ____ _ — T T m _ . found stores of food, money, son of Wisconsin are also major his son. Baudouln. Pl®-y' had to say what I felt 1 had to^p-ranclsco Mayor Joseph Ailioto Anderson said a second per- ______umnist broadceist it last Thurs­ Sen. Eagleton listens as McGovern announces his decision. (AP photo) charge of arrangements. medical equipment and propa- Spassky Rests, . possibilities. day, today commended Ander­ There are no calling hours. During World War I, Spaak ^ say.” over to supporting the son could not recall receiving tracts And In Atlanta, Georgia State spent two years In a (Jerman M arg^rite McGovern met at his home McGovem-Eagleton Ucket. the photostats and he had not * son for courage and called him In Belfast, nearly 600 men di­ Game Pul Off Rep. Julian Bond, a leader In prison camp. After the war, he Malevy, the daughter British army com- postponement half an hour be- ^ “I’m not bitter; I’m not going Eagleton, appearing liner landed In Algiers today overnight In Barcelona. will return with toe plane laiter secure Senate seats to serve as Police were called to the De­ Tree She Was Chained To m “ Face the Nation” was col- He called himself a social mander, Gen. Sir Harry Tuzo, fore the noon deadline and de- to get bitter,” Eagleton said on "F ace the Nation” on with toe hijackers who seized it Eldridge Cleaver, Don Cox today. somebody else’s vice president, Maio home and found the vic­ umnlst Jack Anderson who pub- drinker, saying he occaslwiaUy , 000 militiamen of livered a medical certificate to a CBS television' show. He said he considers himself and toe $1 million ransom they and Pete O’NeU, the Black Tlie communique made no Askew has said he Is not Inter­ tim in a closed garage where a (Continued from Page One) cific. " I ’m sure we’re treading llcly apologized on the program has a cocktail before supper the Ulster ’ Defense Regiment referee Lothar Schmid. ’Three made the comment when asked A Brand New? Voter for Manchester collected. ’The crew later flew Panthers who have taken ref- mention of any decision con- ested. truck had been left with the a thin line. . .in not trying to In- for reporting without docu- and sometimes has two on Bat- mobilized for a minimum of 10 such postponements are his reaction to his announce­ ___toe plane to Barcelona en route uge in Algiers, came to toe air- cerning the stay of toe hijack Mc(3overn’s first choice to fill motor running. Death was ap­ about it was that it was so ter- tgn’ere with the investigative mentary proof that Eagleton urday nights, days. allowed each idayer in the 24- Assistant Republican resristrar Mary E. Rhodes, who was 80 last March, admin­ ment Monday night that he was ribly cold and wet and damp,” work.” had been arrested several TTie candidate also said In re­ the vaonnoy may StlH- be Ed­ parently due to carbon monox­ Whitelaw decided to open up game series, isters the oath to new voter Louis Weber, who will be 85 in November.. Looking wiUidrawliig, ^ o Q o v e ro ’s -Ktil.tecl port,..l>Ut .not allowed to ers in Algiers. ward M. Kennedy. ’The Mas- ide poisoning, police said. De­ she added. Mrs. Piper said she was Barriers times for drunken driving. sponse tp a question that there the no-go-areas following the “ It was not unexpected,” said on, at a special voter-makinsr session yesterday in the Manchester Senior Citi­ running mate. Algerian officials questioned speak to toe hijackers. Allan Davia acting head of toe hijackers for two hours at sachusetts senator has Maio was pronounced dead at Piper, who owns 32.3 million aware that she was being held But Anderson said he could is nothing in his life history collapse of a briqf IRA truce Fred CSramer, Fischer’s repre- zens Center, is Democratic registrar Herbert Stevenson. (Herald photo by Pinto) I5e J^erican diplomatic mis- . „ „ , , He said McGovern, toe par- the airport, then took them the s ce n e by Dr. Francis worth of stock in the firm he fer ransom. not In good conscience retract that could lead to any embax- earlier this month and a guer- sentatlve. ‘"ISiat’s what toe ■ ty’s presidential candidate, Sion In Algiers, was on hand away. ’The three men who com- published a communique stat- terest In running for national Burke, medical examiner. heads, said he raised the ran- “ I worried a little about how the story because he has not rassing new disclosure, riUa bomb blitz on Belfast 10 Russians normally do when “could not have been finer. when toe airliner landed andeered toe jet were accom- Ing toe Delta airliner was Mr. DeMaio was bom in Hart- som money by ” a variety of long the process was going to Collapse been able to contact an im- "I know of no skeleton In any days ago vriiich killed nine their man Is below par and Is But, Eagleton said, he was The FBI said three men from panled by two women and three allowed to land in Algiers “ for ford son of Mrs. Mary New- means with help from a lot of last and if my husband could named person who is said to closet,” he said. people. losing rapidly.” “troubled momentarily” by Detroit took over toe Delta air­ But, following Eagleton’s dra- children, U.S. officials said. humanitarian reasons and to berg. DeMaio of Fort Lauder- friends.” deUver the money the way they . . _ _ . have r*otoBtats of the alleged “ one or two members of Sen. liner Monday on a fllpht^fmm withdrawal Monday, ______and if he (Continued from Page One) g„,gt 7,taticms. ------LAC May Get Space Shuttle Police also questioned toe spare human lives.” gm irom gg^ij ^g jo dale Fla., and the late Vincent He refused to say where he wanted It deUvered McGovern’s staff who were Detroit to Miami. The hijack DeMaio, and had lived in Hart- delivered the money on his so- couldn’t what it would mean,” turrets, had the whole EagleUm called Anderson’s Kennedy and argue that his Congressman William R. Cotter (D- Cotter that Hamilton Standard could do doing more backg^rounding than ta*^Alr*^u'ne^nra^!i^ said that in ers, reportedly armed, were ac ford before coming to Vernon litary trip Friday night, but she added. sector covered and sniper fire refusal to retract the story theyIhnv should=hni,irf hotrahave h»»nbeen rtnino-"doing. J® Air Uncs 1 ^ before letting addlUon to toe crew there were chances have been damaged by upwards of or in excess of million in lour years ago. He was a mem- said it was “a very elaborate Mrs. Piper said she was de- to fade. mystifying and inequitable, Cottn.) today annouoed that Pratt & $100 He said they were “ too busy toe airliner begin toe flight five adults and three chUdren (See Page Fourteen) the Eaigleton affair and only a termlned to ration toe food, not ONLY 5 DATS subcontract work on toe shuttle’s environ­ ber of DeMaio Bros., paving journey.” termlned to ration the food, not troops fired hardly a ” I think the story has been so Whitney and Hamilton Standard Divisions backgrounding reporters that Kennedy on toe ticket could Piper said he received sev- knowing,^ow long it would be thoroughly discredited,” he mental control systems, waste manage­ preserve toe Democrats’ contractors of Vernon of United Aircraft Corp. are in line for a Eagleton should get off toe eral sets of instructions over before she would be freed, STARTING TUESDAY ment system and reaction control system. chances of beating President Survivors, besides his mother By 6 a.m. a few curious civil- said, “that I don’t see why you Sears space shuttle contract valued “ well in ticket.” He did not name the Congressman-Cotter’s efforts to bring are his wife, Mrs. Lellani Pope the telephone at various inter- ” I decided I must not panic— Ians ventured onto toe streets can’t retract It. ’That seems Nixon In November. excess of $160 million.” part of the multl-blllion dollar space staff members. DeMaio; three sons, Vincent M. vals after he left his country I must not give up,” she said, but Ignored the troops. Women thoroughly inequitable to me. ’ AUGUST 1st tUru AUGUST Sth McGovern has promised to \ Cotter Bfild hfi had been assured by gov­ shuttle business to Connecticut’s hard Asked whether he thought the DeMaio, at home, and James estate with the money. "I was determined to parcel and children 4n night clothes Anderson said a former state make his preference known ernment and industrial sources (other pressed aeorspace industry began a year controversy over his having Death Toll Now Four B. DeMaio HI and Scott De­ He declined to be more spe- out ______the pieces of cheese.” ______peered nervously from win- trooper had given him specific within a lew days and conceiv­ than UAC) that P&WA’s JTF22 engine ago when he launched an eight-months been hospitalized three times in Maio, both of Wethersfield; and dows. But few men were to be details on the alleged drunken- ably could do it on a nationwide made in East Hartford has an excellent investigation of NASA’s award of the too past for nervous exhaustion ’The family suggests that any ggen. driving citations and had told television broadcast he has two stepdaughters, Candice Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. chance to win a special competition for main engine to Rocketdyne. and fatigue had hurt his politi­ Abair and Jacqueline Abair, Center St., Manchester, with a memorlal contributions may be scheduled tonight. However, ’The huge Centurion barricade the engine that will power atmospheric Cotter maintained that P&WA should cal future, Eagleton said: In Prison Escape Try both at home. Mass of the Resurrection at St. made to Worcester (Mass.) McGovern aides say he will busters chewed up lOads while flight of toe shuttle orbiter. have won the $5 million contract. ’Though “I’m absolutely satisfied Private funeral services will Francis of Assisi CThurch at 9. Polytechnic Institute. Flat Grants “ talk about toe campaign" and flattening the barriers that Selection of the JTF22 engine by NASA the general accounting office upheld toe about my health . . . toe last NORFOLK, Mass. be tomorrow at the John F. Burial will be in Wapplng ------(AP) — Commissioner John O. Boone eluding Elliott were planning not discuss a replacement lor have kept British rule out of would Involve a development contract of contested NASA decision Cotter, a mem­ six years I've been sound as a Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Cemetery. Mrs. Kathleen Magee Katherine Elliott, whose inmate continued meeting with prison an escape attempt. He said he Eagleton. “ Free Derry” since last Au- For Welfare betw/een $25-350 million for P&WA, Cotter ber of toe space committee, vowed to dollar. I ^lavee v e p r confidence husband shot her and took his officials in the wake of what he asked that Elliott and toe oto- Center St., Manchester. Burial Friends may call at the fu­ Whomever McGovern selects Mrs. Kathleen Magee, 70, of ^ . was told and eventual production at an work for other contracts for Connecticut will be in St. James Cemetery, neral home tonight from 7 to 9. n my health and my capac- ov^ life alter a abating spree called “ an obvious breach of ers be transferred to toe near- Newry, Northern Ireland, for- One tank sliced o ^ n an un- undisclosed contract price of approxi­ businesses. will require approval of toe Manchester. Ac hic ...... h,. ‘ ®‘“ ® ‘ "® Correctional security” at toe medtum-secur- by maximum-security prison at newlv rnnatitiited member merly of Manchester and wid- derground pipe. Water gushed Start Today mately 26 engines to power flights of the ’The JTF engine Is a predecessor of toe There are no calling hours. Edward Hanlon A. W. pomic, Mur., h. „<,.y »y W.lp.,., tt., SmLru'So “5,.“ „ ow of James Magee, died July the street and the sup- (Continued from Pnge One) five space shuttles once they re-ienter engine which {*&WA Is currently develop­ said, “ Time will only tell. Edward Hanlon Sr., 64, at Norwood Hospital. Their bodies were found by had not yet been approved. „,,ttee. Some members of that died 25 in Newry. P>y off to every nearby tains that 21,(MO families will get the earth’s atmosphere for landing. ing for toe Navy’s F-14B and the Air Then he announced, “ I’m going Her husband, Walter J. El- state police, wearing armored WlUiain F. Courtney Lawlor St., Waterbury, Corrections officials said they body have yet to be elected. ^ The funeral and burial were women shook more money. It all averages out ’The same sources told Congressman Force’s F-16 fighter aircraft. to run for re-election In 1974. llott, 30, shot himself through vests and gas masks, after SOUTH WINBSOFt -^ William Saturday at St. Mary’s Hospital, believed Mrs. Elliott brought Eagleton went before toe hot i_ their fists at the tank crew. to about toe same total pay- I’ll give you a scoop on that. toe heart Monday afternoon in troopers had fired between 75 F. Courtney of 169 Avery St. Waterbury, after a brief illness. Newry. I’m going to run.’ the two handguns and ammuni­ lights of a Monday night news died Saturday in De;;;lsVri: He“ wa7‘ toe“‘flto:r“;7 ‘Edwa’.^ Mrs. Magee was bom in Ire- He also said he had not been ® tear-gas filled dormitory and 100 tear gas shells Into toe tion into the prison when she conference to grimly announce Mass. He was the ______husband of -- „.J. Hanlon,______owner-operator ______of land and had lived t o r c h e s - ^ 'o r toe ex a cted m s U ^ CF^P eliminates variatloirt . ± , c l 7 t^® Prie®n employ- prison dormitory. ___ ^ ___ . 1. _ . f . toi- fne manv venrs before re- me insn nepuoucan -eguitinor from differences in promised any position In the Mrs. Phyllis Kratchmar Court- The Treat Shoppe at 348 Main ‘ er for many yew s before re- ._ _ „ .g p -„,g ,o n g i command resulting from differences es, wounding a third, and shoot­ Shot and killed by Elliott in (See Page Fourteen) (See Page Fourteen) Qt turning to Ireland about seven Army s provisional commano, tegyd expenses, rent and other McGovern administration ing his wife. "®y , w ®t. 6 which had challenged the army should the South Dakota sena­ the prison visitors’ room were Mr. Courtney was bom ^.Jn ^ He is also survived by his ago. “ come to get Norfolk Dlst. Atty. George G. James Sousa, 28, of Falrhaven, Survivors are a son, a broth- ‘Wo oays ago lo come lo gei Department claims that .. the Public Asked to Comment tor defeat President Nixon in New York City and had lived ^ife, a daughter, two sisters, Burke ordered an autopsy on a corrections officer, and Al­ a n d several nieces and ^ _ change will encourage reel- the November election. in Manchester before coming to gj,d nine grandchildren. O'"' Asked to speculate on a pos­ Mrs. Elliott’s body and sched­ fred J. Baranowski, 64, of East Including William plenta to budget their money uled a news conference at South Windsor 30 years ago. ^hg funeral will be tomorrow nephews. his automatic .rifle against his sible successor, Eagleton said Walpold, an Instructor. Before he retired in 1968, he gj g g g jiggs ot the Humitorey of Manchester. while saving the state expense which he was expected to criti­ In serious condition at Mas­ flak jacket, was heard to mut-^j in admlnlstratering the system, On Four Proposed Projects he didn’t know who It would be, Gaffney, Bailey Near was employed as a supervisor Resurrection at toe Immaculate ter: “ God, don’t let there be but that Sen. Gaylord Nelson, cize prison officials for not re­ sachusetts General Hospital in at Pratt and Whitney Division conception Church, 74 W. Main Wesley H. Palmer are met with counter-claims by sponding to advance Informa­ Boston was guard David Mack- any civilians in toe way. I don’t ’Itie Board of Directors will 20 acres at a time at a total $7,854.10 in toe Water Reserve D-Wls., “would be strongly con­ of Colt Industries, West Hart- Waterbury. Burial will be In a group of welfare mothers tion about an escape attempt. le, 37, of Norfolk. Wesley H. iPahner, 51, of Wll- to hill any. challenging toe system in court. conduct public hearings tonight price over toe five years of Fund to Cedar Investors for In- sidered, but he prefers to be a ford. He was a member of a Waterbury cemetery. mlngton, Del., formerly of Man- Hjg sergeant hissed back: senator.” “ We have known about It State Corrections Commls- Aecord on Election Campbell Council, KofC. Friends may call at toe Ber- Chester, died Saturday afternoon "You may have to, son, and if .. tour po.p<..d tor u .n .. ,o b . c r c c C p.p. ■„ He repeated earlier state­ (the escape attempt) since July gioner John O. Boone said there Survivors, besides his wife, heard In- installation to toe Pathmark gin Funeral Home, 290 E. Main gf gt. Mary’s Hospital in Water- y„g gj,^ot straight.” referendum votes in November, elude: ments that he thought the con­ 12,” said Burke. “ We had infor- had been an “ obvious breach of HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Gaffney apparently Is willing are two sons, Dennis ,J. Court­ AP Signs Pact shopping center on Spencer St. St., Waterbury, tonight from 7 bury, after suffering a.heart at- army squad hustled troversy over his health would nation on two guns." He added security” at the Institution and The chairmen of the state’s two to risk the election on the basis ney of South Windsor and Wil­ The hearings on these and other 1 . proposed allocations in the 4. Proposed authorization for to 9. tack In Waterbury while en three newsmen and a photog;ra- but______said, “___ I’m ______not here to______say it was not known whether the promised “ a full-scale depart- major political parties both say of the district lines that gave liam R. Courtney of Vernon; For China News items on toe board’s August Capitol Improvement Reserve the general manager to sign a ------route from Delaware to Man- pber against a wall and “ run its course’’ during August were the same used in the mental Investigation” into the they’re willing to consider the the Democrats their majorities two sisters, Mrs. Paul Shea of conservation easement and re­ PEKINO (AP) — An agree- agenda begin at 8 In the Wad- who is categorically right, or sh®®tlnBs- question of how the woman possibility of holding legislative In both houses of the General Manchester and Mrs. Catherine Edwin T. Warren Chester. searched ' them thoroughly. A striction agreement applying to Edwin ’Taylor Warren of 33 Mr. Palmer was bom iDct. ~ 18, jg-^gg. cameraman was "roughly ment was reached Sunday on categorically wrong.” P ris ^ officials said Mmday brought the weapons into the elections this year on the. leasts Assembly because he is con- O’Connor of West Hartford; a dell School auditorium on Broad courts and two basketball courts town land south of Hebron Ave. Sturgis (Jemmens, Wg.stport, *a- in Manchester, son of Mrs. bandied. tbe exchange of news and “ I will work for McGovern they tielieved Mrs. Ellirtt prison. granddaughter, and several 1920 St. at Robertson Park, a 52-car In Grlastonbury where Roaring of the existing district lines. fident of a landslide victory by doubly hard. Inside Missouri or smuggled the guns Into the The prison’s superintendent, niecesvcca anduiiu nephews.lie iicwo Warren of Sarah Holden Palmer of Man- some of the tension evapo- photos between toe Assj while toe judges said toe ot the act challenged in the suit The family suggests that any Sears • WATERBURY • NAUGATUCK VALLEY MALL 1-1 pointed last month a town ascertain what it prohibits. if the proposal Is a serious one, have the opportunity to vote for memorial contributions iflay be BtHPAvmaco,im. It has been proposed that the north to Mitchell Dr. 2.7 million federal employes Is ' ’’ambiguous and unsatis- and "If so, we will be pleased state representatives and state eManchester, West Hartford, Waterbury Dally and Saturday 6 P.M. to 8 P.Mi Also toiyn bujf the lOO-aere lake bed 3. A proposed' allocation of (See Page Fourteen) made to tHe Heart Association WEST STREET BOLTON should be allowed U) engage in factory.” (See Page Fourteen) to pursue lt.” V senators this year. of Greater Hartford, 310 Collins >6 \ St., Hartford, '\ ' A V \ \ \' ■'4, •4) 1