SPECIALS Sens Ahoard Was Reported Miss Ing Today Oh a Domestic Flight Sate Holiday

Average Daily Net Press Ran JtlLY 2» 1 9 ^ The Weather PAGE EIGHTEEN For The Week Ended jimuiipatpr lEmtting M ay 20, 1971 Clear, , co(d tonight; ininny, pleazant'" Sunday, high to SO. 15,550 Outlook for Monday:and warm er. ; i i b o u l Town BogginiSees Manchetter-r-Â -CUy of Charm T iw R ev. R ubmU Alien,,cu rate a t at Mary's Episcopal No C on flicl Church, wlU cciûct a service MANAGERS VOL. IXXXX, NQ. 233 (TWENTY RAGES—TWO SECTIONS—INCLUDING TV) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1971 (CtooMtied AdvtwtWng o. Page Iv) PRICE ElFTBEN CENTS Sunday at 8:19 a.m. on radio stattcn WDni'.. 'the program Is In Vote Split ^MDSored ^ the Manchester A rea CXMncil o f Churches and Manchester State Re^,..-}). the Cleisy Assoclatlcn of Man- Charles Bogginl said ted&y the : Airliner cheater. H era] he sees nothing inconsistent li i Traffic Deaths Lute Junior Museum will be his actions yeS^tday mominj [ O n M on d ay cloMd Sunday for the hcdiday In the House of Representatlvei > The Manchester Evening and, w ill Tiopexi on Tuewlay. when, at 8 he voted fo * wlU not print an edition on In U.S. at 57 the Income tSo^ amendment t > In Flight ônday, in observance of ‘Hie VFW Auxiliary will con Independence Day. duct a recreatianal program the revenue bllKand, an hou: The staff of The Herald ex Tuesday at the Newlngteb Vet^ HAKODAOIEl, Japan (A P ) - - later, voted agabun\$he amenii A Japanese alrilner with 68 /per- tends wishes to all for a By Mfd-Morning erans Hospital. T^sse planning ed bUl Itself. pleasant, meaningful and to, attend will m6et at the Post SPECIALS sens ahoard was reported miss ing today oh a domestic flight sate holiday. Drive care- / o y ' THE ASSOCIATED PRESS E ^ e at 8:30 p.m., and those Ihe amendment fuUyi needing . transportation may H w se b y an 83 to 80 v o te .^ b b natlotial police said. Traffic Incidents across the nation claimed 57 li^^ contact Mm. Kenneth Aseltlne, tax bill, with the sunendment Huy s^d they were search by 10 a.m. today, in the start of the long Fourth of 7M E. Middle Ipke. passed by an 82 to 73 margliC 2 DAYS ONiV ing for the plane near Hakodate July weekend. ------’------7^^— The amended bill had breeze I after the TOA Alriines YS-U Fair and mild weather pre- HARTFGRD (AP) —‘ Fo u r Miss Mancliester, Priscilla through the Senate by a 21 to 11, (11 GREAT HOURS) plane lost radio contact with the Meskill vailed over most of the country, persons lost their lives In traf- Doyle, win model swim suits count. control tower of the Hakodate but showers dampened holiday accidents In Connecticut dur* and other summer fashions '-in- "I voted for the amendmeiA airport. Visibility in the area cutings In parts of Uie South and ing the Fburth of July weekend formally tomorrow from 2 to 6 because I realized, after th > w as poor. Vetoes Bill in the northern Rockies and ad- year ago Albert Rivers p.m. at the Davidson and Senate appiwsd the bill, that TONIGHT - 6-9 P.M. The airline said the plane was Jacent Plains. chalnhan of the Cbhnretlcut Loventbal Store at Manclieiater only a bill baaed on some forr i oh a fUgjit from Sapporo to Hak The count of traffic deaths be- safety Commission, reported, Shopping Parkade. of income tax had any chanc> odate, both on Japan’s northern On Drug Unit gan at 6 p.m. local Ume Friday .••WMie Connecticut Is showing of being pasmd by the Houss - 6 p .m : most main island of Hokkaido. and will end at midnight Mon- gratifying 23-case reduction in The hoard of trustees of South and being accepted by the gw- Airline officials said the {dane IlA'RTPORD (AP) —. Gov. day traffic deaths as of June 30th, United Methodist Oiufch will emor,” Bogginl explained. "Ws was carrying enough fuel to last Thomas J. Mleakill has vetoed Meanwhile, in Washington, 1971,” he addled, "this com m is meet tonight at 7:30 at the tried two or three times to gr«t until 8:30 P.M. (7:30 A'.M. 16 more bills including one that government agents have aeized sion Is gravely concerned over church. a tax bill that would meet w it» SAVE *60 BDT). would have set up a drug treat thousands of dollars worth of the possibility of a high traffic the governor’s approval. Ws The pilot radioed to the con ment unit at the veterans home iUegal fireworks In pre-Fourth death toll this July 4th .Mrs. John F. VcnDeck of 21 failed each time. It seemed t> trol tower at 6 :57 P.M . that he and hospital in Rocky Hill. of July raids. weekend.” Ebox St, the former Paula Fer% m e that he would accept thlp was 6,000 feet above Hakodate The latest vetoes yesterday All told agents of the Food The number of highway traf rante, is a graduate of East one.’ ’ SYLVMM but was unable to land because brought the record total to 78. and Drug AdmlniStraUcm have fic deaths in OonnecUcut during catholic High School and not "As for the bill itself," Bo^ drizzling rain hampered visibili The governor said establish seized 60 loads throughout the the first six months of this year Mtmcheater H i^ School as re glnl continued, "I voted agaiiut Portable Color TV ty,, Airline officials said repeat- ing a drug dependence unit at naUon, the latest a week ago at totaled 206, a drop o f 23 from ported In an account of the it because there were too man r (Sae Page Ten) Rocky Hill would "deter action kqlland, Ohio, Under a provision the 228 deaths recorded for the wedding In IConday’s Herald. things wrong with it. Althoug r oh the part of the federal gov In U)e year-old Hazardous Sub- corresponding period a year igo. I am for the concept of a stat s ernment in handling drug de- staiu^ Act. Rivera called on motorists to “ Income tax, I consider this onjs .pendent veteran s." announcing the seizures practice defensive driving being Sewage Plant the wrong one.” Federal legislation has been Friday, FDA Commissioner Dr. constantly alert to road and traf Bogginl insisted, "It’s wronk PDA Presses introduced by Connecticut Rep. Charles C. Edwards said at fic conditions. Holdup Fear^ for a state legislature to pass r John S. M onagan that would re-, least eight persons were kiUed In Boston for the weekend’s tax bill like this one so suddei - quire the military to rehabilitate and 41 seriously injured by fire New England Rally for As Tests Lag ly _ S or 4 in the morning. . L drug addicts before releasing works In the last three years. God, Family and Country, tax O f this magnitude shoul 1 Search For them from active duty. Thousands of other injuries fenemy were variously Uber- als, integratibnlsts, supporters of Testing procedures at the sec have lieen considered month t In his veto message, Meskill were reported,, but not con Police lead Miss Monica Amflard Garza away from hijacked plane. (AP Photo) compulsory education or public ondary sewage treatment plant in advance—^wlth public heai '- noted that Connecticut already firm ed. Ings. It is not possible to maks Suspect Soj^p has a law which authorized the Messages Edwards said the govdrn-. medical care, and at tee root of are taking longer than antici them all, the inteiWuonal Com a last minute logical judgment. ’ Veterans Home and Hospital ment’s enforcement' problem is By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS munist conspiracy. pated and \>ecause of this the He said It would have been Commission to get help for com'pllcated by "a, substantial The 500 persona, mosUy mid new facility wl|l probably not. better to have rejected the tax The Food and Drug Adminis drug-addicted veterans. The com Issued By booUeg operation supplying Ille tration is pressing a nationwide dle aged, who attended Friday’s bill yesterday morning and 1 o mission may spend up to $2,(X)b gal products from roadside open until sometiteB ^ search fbr 6,444 cans of Bon Vi- Texas-Bound Jet Hijacked; opening session of the four-day have passed emergency legis per veteran per year for this stands and by lUegai sale of and week in July. \ vant brand vichyssoise, suspect event, were treated to several lation, "to carry the state evtn purpose. Hijacker mall order do-it-yourself fire Juilo Laurero of James S. ed of contamination by a deadly speeches, displays of right-wing as long as two or three montle works kits.” MInges and Associates i&c., en toxin that causes botulism. "At the present time there are literature, concession stands —or until the General Asteni- By RICHARD BEENE The law bans fireworks c m i- gineering consultants for the Four members of a suburban facilities in other state Institu selling patriotic paraphernalia bly would cmhe In with a tax Destination May Be Algeria Associated 'Press Writer taining more than two grains of project, says an inspection Philadelphia family were hospi tions for treatment,” said Mes- and an exhibit of chlna-hecul package the majority of the pe< >- BAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) — powder. A cherry bomb has Wednesday disclosed that the talized Friday after eating a klll. "The action proposed by dolls in 18th and 19th century pie could accept." were indications the pair sought "Tell my wife to take care of An alriine hostess says that the about 20 grains, salutes, 6(> to 60 project "might be falling a lit can of the vichyssoise for dinner this bill is not desirable at this RIO DE JANEIRO, Bra costum e. to go to Algeria. my three daugîters.” man who hijacked a passenger grains, aerial bombs, 80 to 200 tle behind." He said he had no figures Thursday night. They are re tim e." zil (A P )—A Braniff Inter hla Own fo r a tax package around and taxied back on son first approached her as tee They threatened to klU the to go through step by step." The New York state health ities at the University of Con except to add that he had been NEW YORK (AP) — The po 'detectives were gu^jxUng a ert King-of Tolland. The fhne pasengpr-hoatage, Monica Am- :ers at the site are now commissionet'. Dr. Hollis S. In necticut. to the airstrip. . • Boeing 707 was piireparlng to mentioned "with a person’s lice say they have learned that number of underworid figures. voted for the amended MU als >. paro Garza, unless $100,000 in the tanks to test for graham, has warned against —Given the Connecticut Devel The plane took off with land at San Antonio. name very clcse to me.” tee shooting of Joseph A. Col Colom bo, 48, rem ained in a Voting against the amoidmei it^ ransom was paid and they were and are running the eating any vichyssoise canned opment Commisedmi a bigger She said he^tuck a pistol in At one point, she said, the ombo Sr., resulted from a power com a In critical condltlCR at and then Joining Bogginl In a in 13 minutes. Its destina given ^ e passage. .ps to check them out. at Bon Vivant’s Newark, N.J.,‘ share of the sales taxes on hotel her rubs, where it remained for man threatened to blow up the struggle in the "Italian under Roosevel Hospital, today. Doc vote against the amended bl 11 tion was not known. Ihe new treatment plant, plant until it can be deternêd and motel room fees. about the^hext hour and a half 'Ihe money, In unmariced Braniff Mtemational jet. It was world community” and they tors reported some "sponta were Reps. Francis Mahrmey i if A man and a woman armed which will turn out water 90 per which cans contain the deadly —Required the Department of fis theâne turned around and bills, was suppUed by tee Nuevo en route Frtday from Mexico fear a general gangland war neous reflex movement" Fri Manchester, Thomas Dooley 'if- with pistols and. a suitcase they day. '■ cent free of the harmful sewage toxin. Transportation to make con flew^to Monterrey. Leon state government and de- City to San Antonio with 110 per-; may break out. Venum, Thomas DonneUy < if said contained explosives forced Uvered to Uie plane in an ar Johnson, using press creden It once held, Is part of a |6 *Ihe vichyssoise that M r. and struction of Route 8 in Nauga Miss Crepps iald the hijacker sons aboard when diverted to South IMrulsor and WilliaiV the plane to land at Monterrey, mored car by Eduardo Escamil Qolombo, tee reputed leader tial supplied by tee league, was million sewer 'project begim Mrs^ ^ Samiiel Cochran had tuck and Seymour a priority pointed to his suitcase and M onterrey. O’NeiU of the 62nd District. Mexico, after they seiged it anq la, Braniff manager in Monter of a Brooklyn underworld fami cperatlng a m ovie cam era a$id more-than two years ago. The warned: "Don’t anybody try‘to Mrs. Crepps, 21, was one of In the State Senate 21 to : 2 (Sea Page Tea) then to fly on'to Lima, Peru. rey. ly, was shot and critically photographing Colombo before town’s share, $1 .1 million, was (See Page Three) three hostesses released by the The bearded American and be a hero. If you do this is going wounded Monday prior to a ral the start of tee rally in Manhat authorized in an April 19W rî vote. Sens. David Odegard >f One of the freed boztesses, Al the Guatemalan woman collect to blow us aU up;’’ He claimed ly of the Italian-American Civil tan’s Columbus Circle, accord erendiim. Ihe remainder of the 'Manchester and Robert Houhy icia de. la F^le^te, carried the (See Page Two) of Vernon voted against the ii- ed $106,(XX) In ransom for a host to have a pint of nitroglycerin in Rights League, which he found ing to police. cost Is being paid with' fed money In a plastic bag Into the ed. Police say Jerome A. Jolm- come tax provision. Sen.-'Hariy age after seizing tee Texas- the suitcase. . Suddenly,. he shot Colombo eral and state funds. plane and 'was permiited to sen, 24, fired three shots at Ool- Burke of East Hartford, whoiie bound plane. They freed. 1(X) Jackson told her he was from three times with a 7.06 nhn au leave again. Mis Garza .was embo and then himself was district includes South VTndsof, Points Still To Be Clarified Passengers and three stewar a small town in Tennespee and tomatic pistol—poesiMy aided then freed. slain by an unknown gunman. voted for it. desses in Monterrey befbre had been charged with a crime by an accomplice—and was* riiot "At first, I stood up when they Sources Say: “It looks at this time teat More Reading leaving for Lima. he did not commit. Ole steward said they would free the mar7 and killed by someone* with a In State Income Tax Bill What teelr final destination ess said. Johnson, tee black man who .38-caJiber revolver, police said. might be was imclear, but there He gave her this message: (Sae Page Ten) shot Colombo and was in turn Daley said that the latest in- 'Program’s Aim HARTFORD (AP) — Copies of Hole in Cabin come was only three-tourths of slain, was a hired gunman- • formation developed by-„poUce "Under the Manchester Read NEW! — EXOm NO the state income tax bill that his|total Income. Net Result: He hired by the Italian underworld indicated teat there were "two will apparently become law next pays $1,000 to New Y ork and community,” Robert Daley, ing Tree’’ is the theme cf the NATURAL HEALTH hit men, JMinson and the man week finally becaume available $260 to Connecticut. Led to Death deputy police commissioner for who hit JohnscHi.” He said p o West Side branch library sum Distinctivs ’'twin-caia'* daiign FOOD SHOPPE at the state Capitol Friday, but This w as the tentaiUve expla^ press relations, said Friday. lice thought it possible teat • Folds (or travoling oaia S Ssp- many points remained to be ”A plot was approved several mer reading prognm for pupils PortabU radio'• RaliabU baHary nation of state tax department Johnson was doublecroBsed as AT THE aratas for indopondont operation. clarified. days before tee shooting,” he in Orades 1-8 and kindeigarten A M portsbU rsdlo sAC/JAttery • 16 solid-stato davicot provida' officials Friday afternoon of a‘ South Viet Official S g € S Of Spacemen part at the plot. oparafien • Sansitiva A M recap* PertabI* cass6tto taps racerdi I S SlidD-niU luning S Syj” _ Dy- - State tax officials were labor passage in the income tax bill Said. "T h ey did not intend to PARKADE suparb FM /AM racaption • U- tion • Builf-In A M farrita core • Capstan dcivs constant ape* i Reporting that tee informa youngsters with parental help. namie tptalat S Two-poiition ing over the hastily-written 90- MOSCOW (AP) — A fatal loss stop with Colombo. There’s only UGOETT PHAMAOV niqus Roto Vornior Tuning A M portabis • High impact opsration • AC/Battary epori •, which says: tion about an assassination plot It began Monday and will con tons control S Built-in farrita antanna • Easy-to-iaa tuning * page 'bill hi an effort to under of pressure through a tiny, hole been on shooting so far and we’d S Built-in FM toloscopic whip A M ctecli radje • Full-siia ctecli case • Battsry oporation • Far- tion • Cassatte pop-up systai i “The credit provided . . . shall hadfcom^to police “in the lost tinue through Aug. 13. Reglstra- eora antanna S Earphont S Op window • Full ,ranga dynamic in the Soyuz n space^p caused like to keep it teat way.” and A M farrita cors antannai (acs S Music or bunar alarm rits core antanna • ' Slidt rult • Automatic recording lavdl < stand its tmiHlcations, figure out not exceed tee proportion of the No Peace Bid Obstacle couple/of hours," tee police tional A C powar cord S Solid- Ucn may be made at any time. S Styliiad pracision clocli S Ear- ipaakar • Earphona for privata S eUda-rula tuning S 2l/i" PM tuning • Full ranga dynamic trol circuitry • Fast, terward __ how to interpret them to tlto. tax otherwise due under this act tee deaths of the three Soviet Daley would not reveal tee spokesman told newsmen, "We Bhniriiasis is 6n books that stata snginaarad. phona'for privats listaning. spaalar • Earphone • Carrying rswind • Full ranga dynami t cosmonauts, Western Commu names of the persons tee police littaning • .5olid gfata raliabitity.' Dynamic spaalicr • Solid-state taxpayers, and find out whether than the amount of the taxpay By GEORGE ESPEB toil about things that might be N O W - onginaaradt spaaksr • Solid state anglnoprad t there were any serious “bugs" nist sources report. believe . were behihd the plot. (See Page Two) er’s adjusted gross income de Âzoociated PrelM Writer seen or learned about in Man 14.95 R s g . e 2 9 9 5 W e i 17.88 in tee' bill teat might require rived from sources in the other Tile sources, who could not be chester. When a child completes WANTED 5 9 .9 5 9.48 14.88 9 .4 8 39.95 amendments. taxing jurisdiction bears to his :GQN (AP) — Vice Presi identified, said FMday night the a unit, five books, his name TTie aiqiUcatlon of tee new in entire adjusted gross Income as dent Nguyen Cao Ky said today hole developed in the craft’s will be placed cn a large tree Clean, Late Model come tax to Connecticut resl- modified by this pcirt.’’ he seM , no obstacles on the landing cabin when it separated patterned after the town seal. WARIKg eLEIIDER . dents who commute to jobs in Of course, a commuter who South 'êtnamese side to the from the ^yuz orbital compart Scientist Ruled in Contempt Certificates will be awarded at USED CARS RIVAL mmKmo other states was. one of the more receives no "unearned Income” new (Jommunlst peace proposal ment. Tliey said the hole ■was. the concluslaR of the program, ; p p ’ UDYSCNICK difficult points. could wind up with no tax due to that all tj.S. troops be with-, enlargeeedpu#i butte" dwipcii, Cooit up to five Cpnsolatta with 4 tamperoturD was complicated. One of the traditional com American troop pullouts as part tigating- the leak of top secret Is interested In.” . and a (lasi.-grip lid & a 2 oi. moma C « bo uwd te a wbidim fan. tattings. Light, compact, potto- Take as an example a man plaints made about a ■rtate in of a major review of Indochina .."an explosion of blood to 'tee Pentagon papers on Vietnam. Russo could be jailed until he 5.87 tiuarantMd. whose taxable income in New brain,"'tee sources said! maasuring cup. bla. Adjustoblo hood. come tax in Gonnecticut was policy. However, Anthony J. Russo,,, agrees to testify or he also cduld $01887 Yortc is $16,(X)0 a year. In addi They said those findings were be charged with criminal con that it would- not Mt the resi President Nguyen Van 'IMeu, 34, im m ediately appealed F ri tion to his salary, he receives made by a Soviet government day and U.S. District CoUrt tempt of court. However, he dents of Fairfield County meanvriiUe, toM ne\((smen teat $6>OOU-u^y^ h i stock dividends, medical team Friday following Judge William P. Gray delayed asked the U.S. 9th Circuit Court vriio earn big incomes in New total. American withdrawal by I Kathy soys:— "U t Zero's Help You ~ r e c in a Interest on bonds and bank ac a two-day Inquest Into the space sentencing pending a hearing of .Appeals to set baU'pending York. But tee income tax about the end of tee year is something counts, and caplUil gains. New- to become law will obviously deaths. ’ Wednesday. determlnaticm of his appeal of Enjoy A Bang-up 4th of July!" that the United States and South ELECTRIKiROOMl Yoik does not tax the so-called put the bite cn those who have There has been no official an Gray’stdecision. "HOOVER" POLISHER Vietnamese govenunents "must Riisso worked at the Santa NATIVE: Peas, S]Hnach, Beet Greens, Boston, Romalhe "unearned income;” Connecticut a lot of income from stpeks, nouncement about the cause of Monica, Calif., "teink tank” at Lettuce, Rlpes, CukM, Green, TeUow Squash, Asparagus, HOOVER UPRIGHT discuss together." He said he \NEW YGRK in New York a person Is, the bigger the per flight, most Of it aboard the or federal grand jury on charges of cress, New Potatoes, Rhubarb, Imported Red Onlans.___ reductions. study of tee Vietnam ‘war re GARDEN FRBISH: Strawberries, Raspberries, Watermel SCRUBBER PRICE BREAK Choice taxes on M s salary. That $1,000 centage of h is incom e is “ unr biting laborato^ Salute. A Rus unauthorized possession of 'the ^ COMPUTE WITH ATTACHMENTS will be subtracted from his Con lA a statement released by Ms sian sclerose writer theorized ported today that former Secre ons, Cantaloupes, Honey Dews, Nectarines, Peaches, Plums, GANNimil earned'.’’) Defense Department study. tary of Defense .Robert S. IM)c- Limes, White, Blue Grapes, Bartlett-Pears, Gratmy Smith Powar scrubs floors, waxes, poF FIRST TiME OFFERED necticut tax—but only up to a press office Ky said: "Concern that a hatch idlghtly ajar on tee Unlike tee federal Income tax, Russo twice has refused to Nam ara sought in O ctober 1966 Apples, Pineapidea, Orapiefnilt, Florida Oranges, Apricots, Ithtt, hulls floors, ll|htwsl|ht, point. ing the demand cf the timetable riiip caused th'e accident. ttitly twitch bandit. AT Tmy LOW, LOW 1 9 Connecticut’s tax treats 'capital testify to tee ..grand jury, invok to cut back tee bombing of BluebM Tles.,. REOULAR...... Ih e formula goes like this: for tiXK^ withdrawal, I see no The Western ■ Communist gains as regular Income and ing the Fifth Amendment pro Norte Vietnam. We’U Have Plenty of Ice Cold Melons, ^liquetei Lifljiter our ref. 26.95 The tax credit can not exceed obstacles on the South . Viet ■sources who attributed the tection against self-incrimlna- Fluid, Cold Cute and Picnic Si^pUes..:..... ___ taxes it at tee same rate (the The ’Times* said tee reversal $ 4 7 LientMieil. 2 apttdt • M#| the i>ercentage of the commu namese side.’’ deaths to the puncture in tee So tion despite being granted im Pull file upHfbf 4 pMitiM ruf maximum Is 6 per cent). by McNamara, “orlglnaUy a DQROAVAr* for bawy duty dtanlng • lew ter’s earned Income in New Ky, who has announced he yuz cabin did not indicate •JjutUWe incluJing th ii & In - [ Âmewrtieoiy UnUke the federal tax, the munity from prosecution by leading advocate of tea bombing WEEKEND SPECIALS! JoM-MtJeor cerpeH FAMOUS A reels eerW hw tpaad for use on ban floon. York to Ms total Income (Ms will expose TMeu in tee Oct. S whether the damage resulted Gray. p T R IF L E A c Hon — It htiH it 7 eifA M yea Connecticut tax falls on income poUcy," opened a."deep policy Native YELLOW & GREEN SQUASH 2 lbs. S M : Wee4 R .> | » Monty amingdinewi ampUta "adjusted gross income") as de presidential election said the from mishandling of the space- it iwttpi M it cleani; Urge from state and munldîal'bonds Russo’s attorney would say lift"In ' the administration of SANTA ROSA PLUMS ...... lb. 4 9 « threwAwey .raf. IKa an ash tray - aHmbittn fined by ConnMtlcut In this sev^-point Viet Cong proposal sMp by tee crew or from a me- (except bonds of the state of only to newsmen that tee ques President Lyndon B. Johnson. NATIVE PEAS ...... lb. “ case, let’s , say the Connecticut has three main points. chanicM fault. Connecticut). A wealthy person tions Russo hre refused to an In an Oct. 14 memorandum to tax on all $20,000 would come to They sold the lack of pressure PEACHES...... lb. can avoid paying any federal Two of them, he salot o s high a s New Y ork’ , tee embMlsms, or sudden obstruc- 10 oz. 8 pak (mm-l’etumable) money into tax-free municipals; priBcnere to a total withdrawal two copies of tee study by the "sign ifican tly, affected InfUtra* BEHIND THE COUNtER OR BEHIND THE PRODUCT, NORMAN’S HAS THE EICPERTS TEL. 6 4 6 -S^ commuter could not subtract his but if he lives in ConnecUcut, of American .forces by the ei)d Uens cf blood circulation, wMch Defense Department. tion or cracked the morale of W e. Carry. The. Manchester. Hhrenlng. Herald entire $1,000 New York tax frem he wlU have to pay a state in o f this! year.;^ iinmediately •killed the three Russo and EUsberg are COMPLETE .UN|S. OF. BUND AY. PAPERS Hanoi.” Seventeen mcntlis later Connecticut’s $1,000 tax ' and come tax—although evSh some ‘"nils is (lie point that pe<ê cosmonauts as they were friends of Linda Slnay, a 28- Johnson moved bo reduce tee wMd up paying nothing to Con year-otd Los Angelek woman 445 HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER ■of the drafters of the Connecticut had predicted before," Ky said. . stzcqpped in their scats; bombing. The Times said in its necticut. tax question whether this can be "And'tee year before ) said teat .The arixes of tee three—Geor who told the grand jury she seventh article on the Pentagon "THE K IN O He could only deduct three- gy Dobrovolsky, Vladislav Vol- made copies of unspecified do enforced. the Communist won’t give up U.S. Ambassador Bunker twiddles his fingers as study. OF OPEN MON;, TUES. llÂ.M. - 8 P.M.^ . fourtUa o f th6 New York tax— cuments for EUsberg in late $76(>—because his New York in (See Page Ten) (See Page Tea) |he chats with Henry Kissinger, right, in Saigon. (Saa Page Ten) 1969 or early 1970. , * (|toe Page T w ) PRODUCEV WEDNESUAY 10 A.M .-5:30 P.M.- ' PERO T H ^ S . r FRO o A.M. - 9 P.M. 376.O AK LAN D .8T.,.MANCHESTER — 648-6884 '5 SATURDAY 10 A.M. ■ 6 P;M. PAOB TW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULYîJ, lO-t PAGE THREE Power Fight THEATER TIME Messages Sheinwold on News for Senioi^ Citizens SCHEDULE FORPAREMBAND More Talks SfetTuesdfiy OONSEBVI^ ENTREES By W A L L Y )RTIN Seen Cause Issued By YOUNQPEpPLE IN NOTRUiMP -PLAY IÔRTH SATURDAY iM R r “ VIW OVfVCWW WMW iwnpiiv lo ItWOfWI ♦ Q 5 Business Bodies Burnside — . “ Klute”'-, 7:16, AiTMlt Ito MNtMNy By ALFRED. SHEINWMJ) (? 7 6 4 3 9:30. H ijacker / HeHo everybody! Well, apd then try to arrangfe them Of Shooting . Part of the point of today’s O K 5 3 2 Town, MEG Local Cinema ■ I — “Andromeda here I am strain, and boy, tCs accordingly, for a tournament, hand is - the play for an over 4 J43 IN NEW POST (Continued from Page One) Strain” 2:00, 4:30, S:0p, 9:30. (Continued from Page' One) I Alt Mil MMintO been one heckôf a tough yraek Wednesday, starting Ganml AiSIncn trick, a subject that doesn’t fill/' WEST EAST cayde O. Fisher Jr., of Hart- tor me ■ / ® o’clock in the morning, we know A good deal more than I’m Cinema H — “Wild' Royers” man and his female companion. the imbber bridge player with tk 109 8 742 4 63 'ford, has been appointed to toe Seen Near Accord 1:30, 3:30, 6:30, 7:30, 9:30. ' will start play as follows:^ allowed to tell you.” ’The armed pair demanded great enthusiasm. Still, oyer- AQ5|, C? 108 52 new . post of chief of Environ Court 1, Helen Flavelt vs. Alice State — “ Es(mpe P ^ m Ptan- and received |100,000 ransom Ml. ACU ABMimO tricks are the life’s blood of- ,0 9 7 0 Q 10 8 mental Planning Coordination at A negotiating session between the town and Local He did say that there was no et o f Apes” 1:30, 3:26,-6:26, ParMtil GuMmet ShnisM Friday, when my m ^ Friday, pitkln. and Harriet Dun9dmbe for a young woman passenger toumament {day, and with the ♦ A 7 dk Q652 Northeast Utilities, Hartford. 991 of the AFLrCIO is scheduled for Tuesday morn Jim Nason, cam^down \rith vs. Mabel Merrill. On Court 2, evidence that Johnstm had ever 7:26, 9:16. tore ordering the Boeing 707 national tournament coming SOUTH Elsher’s responsibilities will In ing. Various people involved in the negotiating have the cramps, a ft ^ the "bug,” at 9 o ’clock, Blizabeth BroAm been usedras a mob ‘hit’ man, D. A. ’Theatre East — “L«- to Peni. All ito passengers were along in Chicago in two weeks, 4 A K J clude envtnximental planning or assassin, before. mans” 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, 8:00, RUniCTED varyiYig opinions on progress so far, but all semn'to and I’m afraid l/rubbed off on Mlldâd Loolnis, and Anna freed\»t Monterrey and flown perhaps we should all pay a lit C? KJ and the coordtoatiim of various Before disclosing the police 10:00. IMw IT raqulm iccoiii»inyl«| agree that a contract could be worked out then. here abitord two other plhnes. Pmnt er Adult Guwdlw tle more attepUan to playing a .. 0 AJ64 ênvironmental studies related Dennis English, president of ------^ ;------theory attput— a_ plot,r - _ . , Daley------, —dls- Manchester Drive-In — “Es- ’Three crSWmen and t ^ hos- hand for all possible tricks. dk K 10 9.8 to toe licensing of utility facili the local, sal(L played Ufe movie camera he cap® Prom Planet of Apes’’ tesses were ItSpt aboard, ®*?®®’ benefits which included Ion- . South dealer. S outh West North E ast ties. He will also serve- in a but w e’re said Johnson was using at, the 10:46; ‘”nie Undefeated” 8:46. x Federal Aviation Admlnis- Berth sides vulnerable. far away, gevlty bonuses for people who , M ONE IMOEA 17 AOMinS 1 0 Pass 2 0 Pass liaison role between Northeast asked alxxit the upcoming ne. through Tuesday, I was on _ . ^ « ^ ^ 5;. , rally. East Hartford Drive - In -r; tration spokesmsn\said the hl- Opening lead — Ten of have worked for toe town for Uqulda X , and with the hot Sc»««et*- On < ^ r t 2 Lee SteUi- (An IMt mey nry 3 NT All Pass Utilities and'regional planning gotiating session. “ We don’t He said it had been rented in ’"Hiere’s A Girl In My Soup” jackers were RobenxLee Jack- Hi cifttin eriM) Spades. moie than 10 years and con nice d.^, a warm coke really vs. Celia Carr^, Md hbdles. Boston, and Johnson had paid 10:40; “Doctor’s Wves” 8:46. ah from went on as scheduled. . Elisabeth Gallup, and Blanche ItSD Grabbed about one point too llg^t for a gotiating, we’re still going by four .,per cent annual incre A report that Johnson had U:00; ’“Hie Undefeated” 9:00. hijacker acted as though the his hand with the king of Yale. My bus driver was still feeling Mlllette vs. Alida Johnson. been offered $200,000 and safe Blue-Hills Drive-In — " sjês and led the six of dia response. Some experts believe the.old (xmtract.” ment on April 1 for a total In At 10:30 o ’clock, the men will “ Ix>v- woman was ” a business part' For the last two years, Elsher down and out the whole week, transit out of the country was ers & Other Strangers” 10 :M, êr, nothing else.” In Drug Raid monds to dummy’s king. He re to raising with four trumps A hew contract should have crease for the year of six per tangle, with John Derby vs. was chief of the Community De • M no bus was available. called “drivel” by Daley. For Love of Iv y ” 8:60. turned a low diamond to win a even .with only 6 points (count gone Into effect yesterday, the cent. Harold Lehmann, and Tom Mrs. Crepi>s said he kept a HAR’TFORDMAP) — PoUce „ / (Herald photo by Pinto) velopment Action Plan (CDAP) I missed what was by far onr ’ihe spokesman also scoffed at fmesse with the jack, of dla- ing 1 point for toe doubileton y beginningOf the 1971-72 fiscal MEG la awaiting ' the out pistol In her ribs for more than . « » j ’X j. finesse with the ja .Mrs. Vi()la Ferguson (right), retiring after her 40 Division of the State Department biggest gathering, and the fliot Rhodes Vs. Joseph Windsor, on a report that the others marked SUNDAY an hour and (Mice pclnted at a confiscated What they said monds and then led the ace of and 4 points for hlg^ cards), but year, come of factfinding with. 991 of (Community Affairs. Tlie try at a senior outing. XJourt 1. On Court 2, Carmen De- for death were Jlggs Forlano, Burnside — ”Klul suitcase and warned, “Don’t $30,000 worth o t LSD along diamimds to drop the queen. most experts ccxistder this ~ years with House anil Hale Department Store at Town Manager Robert Weiss *’®^°*'® proceeding with its ne- CDAP program makes state as It was (me Pete and I had vs. James Copeland, and Carmine (’Ihe Snake) Persioo, anylxxly try to be a hero. If you with a smaller amount of ma This left the four Of diamonds too weak for a response. 946 Main St., was honored at dinner at* Willie’s was more hopeful. "I hope that 8oi*ahons. 'Andromeda sistance available to cities and planned for.some time, and GoorgOvLast vs. Henry Berry, Hugh (Apples). McIntosh and Cinema I' do, this is going to blow us aik in the South hand and the five Oopyriglit 1971 Steak House Tuesday. Jean ColavTOchio (left), a rijuana and $890 In oarii in a towns for, a broad range of we can reach agreement Tues------then the big day comes, and At 11 o’clock, ’Tom O’Neill vs. Joe lannucl, all >>ald to be mem Strain” 2 :00, 4 7 :00, 9:30. up.” of dlamcxids in the dummy. General Features day. It is possible,” he said. drug raid that also brought one fellow employe, presented her *with a money tree. physical, economic, and social what happens? George .SchrelL. Other men in- bers of Colombo’s alleged un Cinema II -7/ "Wild Rovers” He claimed he had a pint of South could therefore reach V er n o n arrest. Mrs, Ferguson, of 74 Horton Hd./Worked for many planning. Atty. Gerald Braffman, the rm on liquids,- and a take It terested in plkytng should re- derworld family. 1:30, 3:30, 6 :36; 7:30, 9:30. nitroglycerine In the suitcase. dummy by leading the four to Police said the raid was on years in House and Hale’s p*oceiy department, and state appointed factfinder to easy, and stay as quiet as pos- port fo the courts iii the mom- After the sh(x>tlng, police had State — /testmpe from Planet The woman hijacker kept her (lummy’s five of diamonds. a basement at 1604 Alibany Ave. the case, shoiwed considerable Three Youths slble orders from the doctor, '"K. x questioned a number of reputed of Apes”/'1:30, 3^16, 6:28, 7;28, hand In a purse as If it held a Attacks Clubs most recently was office and credit manager. OPERA’nON S OFFICER R ali^ W. Ricks, 30, of 109 optimism when he observed and taking a dose of this, to^wo Eveiyone will atop playing at mob figures. Among them were 9:18. gun, Mrs. Crepps said. Declarer next attacked the Maury R. Brown, of 484 Love Lane, was charged with that “ tremend(xis progresa.” Charged With doses of .that. noontime to have their ihhch, Joseph and Albert Gallo, lead- Uy#!. ’Theatre East: — One of the passengers, busi clubs by leading the three from Porter St., has been elected ex possession .of LSD and mari was made at a recent factfind So I must apMogize to Pete^wjto free coffee, or tea, serv^x®*’* faction said to be un- ”^^'mans” 8 :00, 3:46, 6:36, 7:36, nessman Pirn ' Davie o f San dummy. East played low, and Coventry ecutive vice president of juana with intent to sell, and operations of the Colonial Board ing session, the only one held Breach of Peace for not being on hand to help, hi the ctwlness ,pf the Center’s bep|>y with' their share of the 9:30. Antonio, said the man was in South tried a finesse with the so far. He reported that anoth and put the full burden on him. basement. Ctoitwfibo family’s profits. Manchester Drive-In — “Bs- with simple possession of both. ten. West might have saved a PubUshed/Daily Except Bimdari Co., a subsldary of Lydall, Inc., (ximplete control. snd Holidays at IS BiaseU Mreet, er session scheduled for this Vemon police arrested tiiree Bail was set at $20,000. trick by refusing this, but he of Manchester. But like the hard worker he Is, in the A$^ternoon, arrange- talked to Cttflo cape from Planet of Apes” Davie said the hijacker forded UanchesJCr, Conn. State Tuition Hike Seen week was canceled because youths on charges at breach of Police said,their haul includ could not tell exactly what was ’The appointment was part of and has been, he tightened up meats wlU be-made for mixed Gamblno, whom law enforce- 10:46; ‘"nic Undefeated” 8:46. ail men -into the front of the Telephone 648-3711 both parties felt they were “so peace last night followiiig in ed 10,000 LBD tablets worth $3 going on; and most players will Id Class Postqse Paid at a new reorganization effort at his belt a notch, and the show doubles. ' > nient agencies have called the Bast Hartford Drlve-In plane and women and chil close to a . contract that they cidents at MacDonald’s Drive-In apiece, and 113 bags of mari- take a trick when in doubt. lester. Conn. (06040) As a ^Crisis in Education^ Lydall to combine toe manage went on as scheduled.______If the weather is as nice as it all bosses” of the five .“There’s a Girl In My Soup” dren to the back, th «i sat at the niraCIuraQN l^TBS figure they can resolve It them on Rt. 83. All were released on worth $6 apiece. ’The spade return went to Payable In Advance ment of its two derivative com- From the many reports given was last Wednesday, vto’)! even fam ilies in the New York 10:40; ” Davle i^ d Coelho, James Hunt,' and Car order^” <)« the ScoretoO' of State ’Hiyra South would make the ^st of Jected by the Board of Direc- Meyers. 20, of 9 Robert Rd., weeks acUvlUes. By the way, Mcsiday of this ,• publicity Cmombo received Meadows Drive-Iri — “Es- all men were cdlleges and the Imposition of oline Olsen; fifth grade, Oieryl pr.me first after It arrived in T h ® ^ M d her s t^ the clubs easily; If East/played tors M a r ^ 9. Rockville; Daniel Whitaker, 19, Last Friday night we had 60 w’eek we celebrate the 4th qf “ ^ re^t M his founding of the from Planet of Apes” a tuition at UConn. Despard, Wanda Green, Pamela Monterrey. ’Hien toe woman ^ te d to have her Capitol of- low. dummy would hold toe The 991 proposal called for a Dart Hill Rd., Vernon, and players at the setback tour- J“ly. and therefore, the Cepter itaJiM-American league. H:0O; “The Undefeated” 9:00. Dr. Stem was main speaker Harbage, David Perron and were freed, except for one, Ma- painted to t^ -foot lead to c(mttoue vi^di another seven per ctot pay increase. Leonard T. Rlccio Jr., 10, of nament, and these are the win- ^lU be closed for the dayx’ .hlTr' **^®® ®“® ' Drive-In — Steven Perron, sixth grade, Tim ria Amparo Garza, 26. ^de orange Md yellow horlron- dub finesse. / Wednesday ttt toe - (3oventry The (MEG pact would have 297 South St. lUxskville. Meyers ners: Esther Gaudette, 189; Ann Speaking of being clo^d, our biêrf ^ O^ber Strangers” othy Bassett, Dara Ellsworth, provided a five per cent pay was also charged with toterfor- Haunt iai. niUh.. bus driver becrins hia WaUon “ ®Horta by the GaUo brethers ^ She was finally released to ex- ^ stripes, they were skeptical. South eventually had to give 'Voters’ Legion public forum Haupt, ISl; Esther Anderson bus driver begins his- vacaUon " J m Newton Green, Susan Rowland. hike to July and an annual incre- ring with an officer, change for $100 000 ransom,. changed up two hearts,^t he was quite which has ” Crlsls,to Eiducatlon” Auu,130: 4 MoUle’AAUUIO jnutâxuiy,M « M r t h izo; y , Â ^n n this---- - week-end,------so i ^ l l be rput- — from nower Seventh grade, Kim Ashley, ment of about 4 per cent Jan. 1 Two: other youths were MONDAY paid by Braniff. and he gave minds after she had a content wltl^four diamonds, as its t(q>ic. Susan Carpehter, Janice Olsen, for a total increase of seven per charged with unnecesaary noise B ut^'F riday, poUce had Burnside:—“ Klute” 7:16, 9:30. her a $1000 tip rtie related - painter try it out on a back wail, three spad^ and three elubs. ’Hie educator said the legis m: Rivard, 120; not ruled out a L c M motive. Frances PeveOriU, Laurie Row cent. s with a motor vehicle in Mparate \ Cinema I: — “Andromeda “He ffidd the'money was to 'Ihomson says toe idea ir DdUy Question lature’s action to impoqtog a Gusufsen, 119;- Ann Hoffman, available for/any of our actlvl- ’The Ass(x:iated Press received a land, Michael Shawcrelss, - and In March, the' directors ..told incidents early this morning. Strain” 2:00, 4:30, 7:Cd, 9:30. pay for the shock and compen- inexpensive and wUl brighten Paring opens with one heart, $860 tuition 'on UC!onn students 116; WUbrod Messier, 118; Edith “ ®®‘ everything has slow Michael Tomanelll; e I g h t h Weiss to negotiate for contracts They were Lawrence Guillemet- ^ T.~ -___ _ hour after the shooting sate me for my attitude,” Miss the rooms. and next player passes. You and raising the state college I^firtelTa, 117; Ann Young, 117, Cinema [II:— “ Wild ROvers” grade, Scott Bates,^ Wayne De- with total tocrea^s of five pOr te Jr., 19, o t 24 Gulley D r„ avorvnnA w lvT ^rt a wrav o-M from a man claiming a “black Garza said. She said she handed tuition from $200 to $300, will and Bernice Martin, 116. revomuenary attack team’ 1:30, 3:30, 6:30, 7:30, 9:80. silets, Elaine Ferguson and Wil here^tt they wish to. it (wer to Mexican authorities.. price . thousands of low-income Her perspective drawing of the newly renovate^ Keith Furniture building at ®®"‘ - \Wapptag and Donald Butler, 20, ktonday morning despite- no responsible, but police later said State:—“Escape From Planet liam Loughlin. ' ^ ^ ^ let's all hope Jim is feel ’The hostesses kept aboard the students out of college. Be con 1115 Main St. has “bagged” first prize for Chthy M^her of 87 Cooper St., Both proposed contracts Êvergreen Rd., Vernon. They bus, we had 74 playing our klt- they thought it was a “ crank” of Apes" 7:26, 9:16. Coventry High perfect attend would have provided additional also are due to court (xi July 20. Injg better, so he can reeily en- craft, Mrs. Crepps said, were tended that state educational in- this bean bag chair. The contest was held for neighboring. Bennet Junior High (dien social games. In the after- U.A. ’Theatre East:—“ Le- ance students were: Raônd ia y his long awaited vacatiem. Susie Harris Of Corpus ChrisU, stltutlcns are supposed to be noon 64 ik)owed up for jitauxdile; mans” 2:00, 7:16, 9:30. School students. Making the presentation is Mrs. Carol Blanchard, Keith’s - , , , ..1 Antlumy Colombo, the wound- Tex., and a Spanlsh-speaktog for toe children of the “ Indus Jean, Beverly Olsen, Grej^ry with toe fOitowlng winners; !B6^ Thur^y m o ^ ’s P ^ ® ed man’s son and vice president Manchester Drive-In:— “ Es- design consultant. Entries were judged by Helen Hayes Veit^» Bolton artist, group had 48 players, with the woman, Una Garcia of Mexico trial classes.’’ -> Sanborn, "David Wright, Mhrk ale Ooste, 7^- Gladys Shilto, of the league, contended that cape From Planet of Apes” following winners: Roblna Car- City. Bates, Frank Hawes, Mlchahl and are on display/at the store through July 17. Second and 3^1‘d place went 708; Gladys SOqlert, 686; -Robert the gunman was “ a 'n u t -the 10:46; ‘"The Undefeated” 8:46. Bi6*r* Dr. Stem explained' that the Tina , told the hijacker, LeDoyt, Charles-Harbage, and Maury R. Brown to Richard Zesut, 41 Dougherty St., and Mary Cooper, 243 Ferguson Rd., re- roll, 644; Georgfe Last, 622; same kind c l a nut who killed East Hartford Drive-In:— cost of fees, room, board, Ixmks LAST CALL S(toubert, 682; d^mste Sanford, Gtodya Seelert, 686; Harriet “Please let everybody else go. Debra Marks. sp^tively. (Herald photo by Pinto) 666; Frances ^ a , 666; John President Kennedy and Bobby ‘"There’s a Girl In My Soup” a ^ transportation amounted to panics. Colonial Board and Sup-^ Keeney, 686; Mcnette Johnson, I’U go with you but let every Vabout $2,000 per year above \ Oally, 665; Ann Liibmann, 668; Kennedy.” 8:46; “ Itoctor’s Wives” 10:30. Manchester Evening ' Jerald eridi; Steel Ball, which merged THE AMERICAN LEGION 678; Mabel Keeney, 673; Betty body else off,” Mrs. Crepps tuition c'osts for the- average As s is t a n t SXICRETABV Uiony Dzen, Frank J. Gutoi- Hines graduated from Boston Herb Smith, 668; Joseph Babi- Johnson has been depicted by East Windsor Drive-In: — OF JULY in 19)89: Coventry correspondent Mary Jesanls, 670; Armand Roux, said. students. ’Hie average income Raymond A. Ursto of Hebron Pero. Roxie Leone, Francis Ckillege to 1941 with a BA de- friends as an ambitious, “Support Your Local Gun- ’The two other freed hostesses LeBlanc, tel. 742-7878 BroWi) joined the newly creat FIREWORKS DISPLAY “Mrs. Pollfax per family of state university ed Shurfibre division of the Rd., Bolton has been elected an Murray, William Olfeksinskl, gree in mathematlca. He Joined were Iris Williams, 21, o f Indi students Is only $9,(WO per year; assistant steretaiy at The Hart- Samuel D. Pierson, John E. Pratt and Whitney W1964 as dl- Spy’ anapolis, who said she was mar company 'in Cfovingtoh, Tenn., • July 4, 1971 almost a third of toe family in ford Insurance Group. Rogers, John G. Rohan, Joseph vision assistant controller. Roux, 646, and Eva LuU, 64k, Meadows Drive-In:— “ Escape ried only last Sunday, and Aiiita as plant manager to 1962. He. Guess that’s It for this week, graduating from high school in a L E m n m i come must go for education. Ursto, who has been director Schaiipter, and John F. Tier- Weddle, a native of Falls City, Mt. Nebo, Manchester During the afternxxm, w w d Prom Planet of Apes” 9:00; Mayer, 22, of D(7yl!lestown, Pa. ,, later becamb. vice president of and I hope everyone enjoys toe n ^ v Brunswick, N.J. One-tolrd of UCkmn students are Meskill Neb., earned his BS degree to was re<;elved that one of out> “ The Undefeated” 10:46, , the di'rision, and to I960 was of /■underwriting services, will Your financial support is urgently nesded. long weekend, but please drive i„ New Brunswick, authoriUes s^-Bupporttog, and toe tultlim business administration at the active members, who has been Blue-Hills Drive-In:—“ Lovers appointed '(Jlrecior of corporate tsprefully and take It easy, so disclosed that they had sought SUN., JULY 4 hike will affect them harshly.” SUCCESS COURSE University of Nebraska to 1952. WOT’t you send your contributions to the American Legloki ,doing a great Job in handling & Other Strangers” ^8:60; "For Vetoes 6ill planning by L^daH, ./ / wb;il see you during the week, an arrest warrant from Caiifor- Mise Ass(x;lates, a new East Fireworks Fund, P.O. Box 686, Manchester, Connecticut 00040. toe Friday morning kitchen so Love of Ivy” 10:30. Dr. Stem claimed that the A g;radute bf Ridley College Sdedule Ftnr ’The Week: nla for Johnson for allegedly yi- Hartford firm, has started BIUEFB cial, George VaUone, had a “cost of education is going up, (St. Catherine’ s, ' Ontario), M co^y, Closed for the hoi- dating probation that resulted On Drug Unit what It terms “ a new concept heart attach at'his home, end irtille toe quality of education is Broiyh also holds a bachelors ____ j n , _ Two Manchester men have from an assault conviction ~ in is now in the w>ecial care dnlt \ Dies of Injuries going down.” He nsferred to toe degree in mechanical'engineer- ,, uP*o®o P been named to the Quarter Cen- 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 Los Angeles. But ithe warrant, XONITE AU New U t EoK (Continued from Page One) at toe local hospital. We ail Tuesd^, freeze on state Jobs, which tog from Brown University to board practice, and rquested six days before the SHARON (AP) — Two-year- 8id aad Beat a( toe ^ S rtd e s being distributors for certainly were shocked to hear P-n>- shl m ANCHESTe PLANET OF TBB APES. means larger class sizes for preject with a completion dead- Pro'vldence. He is a .director of the PhUosc^y of Success AH'®*"®" Division of UlUted^^ ■uns, as (ieorge nas oeen so Cdombo sho^ng, did not ar- old ’Tammy Marie Dean of Ca /■<: / - /r^ this, as G e o ^ e has been so card pla; professors next fall even llrie of Oct. 16, 1976 (“ The set the Manchester 'Chamber'pf Oouree oi^ T ed 1^ Napoleon lively, and aluvaysalivays a g(X>dgood sport, for.the anail day^^traln uayiîrain ride. nue. 1a p.iu.p.m. rive In time, they said. naan died early Friday after- RIl h . ROI ION NDK.H though students will be paying ting of priorities for highway E. Middle Tpke., and Paul R. — - ■ “ \ ------Johnson’s last known address noon in Sharon Hospital from Commerce and a thember of the Hill, Mise Ass(x;lates has de We aU sincerely hope that he’s to 3 p.m., Suirtiner Bowling at more. ’“Hie middle American Is projects and the cinnpletion Vasalonus, of 32 Niles Dr., have was in the Little Italy, section of injuries she suffered in a car Technical Assrxiiation of the veloped a classroom tratotog ,, . , , coming through ' alright, and the Parkade Lan) being squeexed oiit of higher dates of such projects is a mat Pulp and Paper Industry. and placement program fw ’^®®®f*“ y completed 26 years of unson A A Manhattan. .His phime calls accident in front of her home education.” ive’re all Icwklng forward to First Planet;then Beneath.now., ter properly ■within the sc<>pe of ’ students taking the course, bas s e n d e e . seeing him real s(xxi. Wednesday, 9^W -m. t® êre transferred to the number in Canaan the day before, the p.m., shuffleboard teprnament, belonging to the league in June, hospital sold, Another speaker at ithe forum the executive branch of govern BANK ASSISTANTS ed on 17 “Success Principles.’’' Tuesday wWi four l(x»i, and card playing, and i^stering but the league denies that Jdm- „ ahe was struck by a car as whs Edward Martucci, vikib- ment,” said Meskill, “and not Mrs. Mary Ethel Gray and In the weekly classes, ' students Directors of ’ Oaldor, Inc,, ope Rockville busloads, toe for Sterling Gardens trip.s son was working for them. Ucnal guidance counselor and a matter for legislative mand Mrs. Claire D. Price have been apply their study through group (AMEX) have declared a five Candy Kitchen she ran across a road to front gang went to the outing. Ohls candidate for the Oovent^ ate” ) ''"• f appointed administrative as dlscusslo^. P«r cent stock dividend, pay- ’Hiursdajr, 9:00 a.m. pohpibly of her house, police to Canaan, Where Quality Candy Is Bfmde Fresh Dolly made totogs at the Center vpry Board-of Educati(m. He distrib sistants at Vernon National Mlse Associates, established able Aug. 20 to stockholders of a trip to Carver, Mass. for''our said. ’Hie driver was IdentlfleiT —Barred the Department of quiet, aim It was g ood , because uted and discussed several Bank. last month. Is heêd by Jesse record July 23. Fractional train ride. If we go, we’ll me^t as Mark L, Oonlogue, 18,/of WORLDS LEADINO Transportation from taking four Choose From Over SOO Varieties I wasn’t physteaUy able to be Reluctant Host lA liE T pieces of literature, including Mrs. Gray joined the bank in, S. Mise of Hartford and A. shares will be paid to cash. to the basement of the Center>, Canaan. - y' tenements In New Haven for there , too l(mg. ‘"v f4fr wmson CANUIE8TAR “Drugs and ’Their Abuse,” January 1986. She has been ac Richard Sweeney of Vemoh. .— :— I mentiaied that whUb Mrs. Watch the “About Town” news' /Now Lures GOP T i i ^ A p E S constnicUon of a PTontage Road which is available free of chargS tive in the American Institute ■Dish-,, office is to the Victoria l . Grossman Sons, Ilic;^ re- Magora was away, wb had a column, ’Tuesday^ or -Wednes of beside the controversial .Route from the CVL.' of Banking and is a member of Buildtog at 608 Tolland St. gional building materials chain. new secretary for the week, day for story regaidtog this trip. S4N DIEGO, Cailf. (.AP) — A I R CONDITIONILU PANAViSION ■' COLOR BY DF IIJYF ‘‘ 34 connector (“This tyjie of leg- MINT PASTELS TV*M0TI0N nOTUItt Martucci congratulated the its women’s committee. She is Mrs. Elizabeth Cone, and she 9:46 a.m. pinochle tournament, San Diego, which, at first didn’t JAMSS islation, if allowed to stand, has acquired'Atlantic' Mlllwork, ' try our (»ol &nd refreshing STATE town for appropriating $1,000 a member and past treasurer CHIEF ENGINEER certainly did a wonderful Job, open card playing, and open iVant ns host the 1972 Republican MANCHESTIR CENTER V G A lW n i would encourage fuhire legisla Raymond A. Undn Inc., and related companies FREE PARK REAR OF THFATRE, 'this year' to establish a - drug cf the Vernon IVomen’s Club. mdaU L. Mint flavored, soft, creamy, melt>away. and one deeipiy appreciated by shuffleboard for everyone. NatlonaK Convention, is now SUZANNE . 1 tures to mandate right-of-way Walker of Man- with headquarters to R(xdiester, First Plan^t.then Beneath, now.. education committee. 'IMs ef She and her husband and three continue to that post with broad- diei^r has pieces in pink, and yellpw dropped myself. She can come back any Friday, 8:30 to 4:30 p.m. regls-' waiting to hear whether Its * 70tHC(NlutTIOlMnUNIS* lines and seri(xisly affect high been appointed n . Y. ’Hie acquisition wlti to- FLESBETTE fort may be "too little and too children live at 68 Hany Lane. into white sprills. • time, that’s for sure. tertag for our Sterling Garden $1.5-miUioiîd will be accepted. 'LASaE' way design, thereby sacrificing ened' responsibilities for re- chief engineer of the Spencer crease the comiMUiy’s retail out-- SUPPORT Iat)e,” he said. Mrs. Price has been with search and development. Turbine. C o. o t West Hartford. We took reservations for our triijt. 10:00 It a.m., kitchen s(x:ial, ’Hie bid,' in sistin g of good s Jo h n W fe p ^ traffic service and safety,” said lets from 95 to 166 to 16 states. VOUR LOCAL 3 FREE IN PERSON Vexnan National for five years. Walker attended West Vir- train ride to South Carver, for one’ can of canned fruit needed. and services''/'contributed by GUNPIGHTER David Campbell, social work the governor, who aJso noted She has attended the Univer He Joined the company to 1063 July 8, and still have 12 seats All day shuffleboaidxEenies. 7 cl^ ,' county, s^te and private R o c k H u d ^ n APPEARANCES er to cldld guidance and also that the transportation commis sity of Connecticut,. .Hartford as an automobile underwriter University and Yale Unl Raymond ^ E. Gorman! who left, and must fill them by p.m. to 10 p.m. setback tour- sources, was seik to the GOP HIIWCIIIhmfM . . 3,6&SP.M. candidate for toe Board, said sioner has agreed to spare the School of Art, and American and was named adsistant auto- « represents the Travelers Insur ’Tuesday afterncxn,' 6r toe trip nament. Remember no bus, and National OommlttMjPriday. Re «to».r " ■ the Undefeated our educattonal. system was four dwellings anyway) Institute of Banking. Before mobile sueprtotendent to Dallas ance Co. through the Raymond ports that. President Nixon fa , PANAI/ISIQN* COlOt BY DEIUXE (g) “ kiUtog children emotionally, will be canceled. So it could be also you who are wondering SUNDAY —Appropriated $20,000 to stu her marriage, &le was office, to 1969, E. Gorman Insurance Agency vored San Diego helped prompt which to turn Mils the- society an enjoyable trip, and if you about the trip to Carver, Mass RIVtR'.IDE PABh dy the< location of a proposed manager of the sales depart He Is a graduate of the. Uni at 65 E. Center St., will be the city’s bid. they will inherit.” He feels par want to go, give us a call, 64ff- achusetts, should check “About CHAMPION ---UTO CPO', new b^dge '(^ross the Connecti ment of Kelvtoator Division. versity of Connecticut. honored by Hie Travelers at a Announcement of the conven J U L Y 4 JULY 4 JULY 4 J U L Y 4 J U L Y 4 ents and teachers must .take a , 6810 first thing ’IttCsday. If we Town”' news column, Tuesday, ADMISSION FRfl cut River to replace (he present She and her^ husband and two special conference this month in tion site Is jGxpected when the moriB active role to trjrtog to d(xi’t get at leest 10 more p e o and Wednesday for ftoai details. IN STADIUM children live \ at 11 Vemwood BANK BEING BUILT Whlteface, N. Y. He will be committee meets July 22-24 in understand children and their bridge between Haddam and pie, the trip will be canceled. ■TAPIS I P .'.*1 Dr. The Venum National Bank’s cited for achievement to the Eienver, Colo. needs. ,*■ East Haddam (the governor Itoe- Wednesday -We didn’t have D Item-Vetoed the—appropriation, new Rt. 83 branch Is already production of life, health, and ROUTE 6. BOLTON — TEL 649^332 our regular Fun-Day meeting MATINEE TODAY at 1:30 Rep. Audrey Beck was unable blit allowed the rest of toe bill COURSE ENDED under construction, with an ex financial service products* dur Bandit^s Idea Despite a new . constitution to speak because of the special OPE)N DAILV ttnd SuncUky tiii P m be(»use we started our shuffle- EVENINOS at 7:80 - 9:15 J IR E W O R K S ^ to become law. He said there Is President Everett J. Idvesey pected opening date of Nov. ‘ 1 ing 1970, board games. and a parliament elected by DECLARE INDEPENDENCE | em erg«icy session of the State Candy Also AvalU bl^j^C5*y.^.^^j CONTINUOUS from 1 :30 on enough money to the budget to and Assistant Treasurer Thomas The building will be of modem We opened the morning with Was to Clean Up popular vote to 1970, some Mo , L«eglBlature Wednesday night. SATURDAY - SUNDAY AND pay for tlte study) J. Matrick of the Sa'vtogs Bank design with an exterior of stone ladies doubles, and 24 ladles roccans are seeking more voice HOLIDAYS ONLY. m She will appear at a later forutn. —Counted service to one of of Manchester have returned to and glass which will allow for participated. After a slqw start, WATERTOWN, Conn. (AP) — in government. Claire .Connelly, acting chair Five policemen—one-fifth the the old Municipal (fourts toward the bank from the Graduate a well lighted and.’functional because It took, a little time to man for the new group, read entire force to Watertown—were state employes’ pensions. Sch(x>l of Savings Banks at building, according to architect explain the rules, thing picked FROM THE KITCHEN SUN.-MON. toe statement of purpose from sent scurrying to the Colonial —Allowed persons retired Brown University, Providence Arnold Lawrence of Manches- up, and by n(x>n, each group the Constitution: ‘ "The purpose Bank apd Trust Co. on Main 11:00 P.M.-STADIUM against their will to become eli June 14 to 26. Nearly SOO bank^ ter. . with one exception played two of the Coventry Voter’[-.Leglort ers from alt over the country Street when someone called po MEADOWS FREE.KIDplE PLAYGROUNQl gible for unemployment compen Roy Conyers, chairman of the games. U 'to serve the people as a attended this- year’s session of lice and told them a, man was ONI-91NORTM qUCT ofl-84 HTFD STOCK CAR plus sation under certain circum bank’s planning committee, said In the afternoon, we went to TAKEIAST-WfSTSlRVICtRD EXIT JU tY 4 th forum for the interchange of You’ll going into the bank carrying a John stances. the school. that the ban^ alms to offer a a mixed men and women’s IMB MOSTpoWIRruLfAMily FIGURE 8 RACES ideas and information and to submachine gun. —(fonttoued to existence the The National AisoKitaUon of full-service bahking facility with games, and had 20 players for oF The aoTh CENTURy... Whyne promote toe active participa ’Hie policemen started catch TUES. & SAT. commission to revise the orimi- Mutual Savings Banks, nation Interior teller stationsi new ac Get A this one. tion of vqters in government.” wide trade organization ot the ing their breath when they ar I WBShiOQlOn na( statutes (the commission counts and officers area, drive- ’The day was more or less a Ro^ STARnNG-ftOO ?M. Donations rived at the bank ’Hiursday and WE’LL BE OPEN drafted the new penal code that $86 billion savings bank indus in facilities, night depository, Kendall L, Walker warm-up for thingo to come, and The North Coventry Volun ^ an g saw a cleaning truck in front of Hudson ENTIRE PARK OPEN Vdll go into effect Oct. 1. try, established the sclux)! more and safe deposit boxes. ■ next Wednesday, we hope to teer Fire Department is accept versity, wdiere he earned his it. “ / f ’s a bad day for cooking-a great day for” [VFRY DAY ! PM —^Required the jiersonnel com-. than a decade ago to provide the have' single competitions, .and It' turned out that a Janitor ''the ing donatlMis for its annual bachelors degree 'in engineer missibner to distribute loose-leaf^ banks with an executive pro HEADS BANK BOARD Out O f by Utot we should - be able to' had walked to with a vacuum I ffleoua .Undefeatc auction, .scheduled to be held gram to meet needs for higddy ing. Since Jotntog Spencer to copies of personnel regulations Andrew Ansahti Jr., vice see who the better players are, cleaner tucked under his arm. MONs, JULY 5 Aug. 28 at 10 a.m. at the fire trained management personnel. I964,j ne has specialized to tur- THd ^hidccN. to all state agencies (MesklU president of the Andrew Ansal- UVE ajN PERSON house on Rt. 31. Llvesey has served on the fac bo-coi|npressors. Until' his re Our estiniated the cost at $10,000 a di Co., has been named chair;, Hiose with items to donate ulty of the echoed since its first cent \ appointment; he was UbW CE-llkLJ 347-1388 ' THE year). man of the board of directors sistaAt chief engineer, 1-91 TO BISSEll BRIDGE EXIT WEST can contact any one of the fol SiqilEY ■ -^Repeaded the fixed rate of season to 1969. Matrick attend LEFT AT BLUE HILLS AVENUE lowing for free pickup: ’Thomas of the Manchester State Bank. He is active to Boy Scout QUAUTYl .POmERi $96-per-week state support for ed ‘as a student to the .Clads of BUGS Hlcktog, Case Hill; Richard Edmond E. Parker was re-. work and is a member of Cfon- each girl committed to the House 1973. Mason, Richmond Rd.; Alien elected bank president and ter Otmgregational Church. He BUNNY of ’Die G(xxl Shehperd to Hart Schmidt, South St.; or WUHani treasurer. and his 'wife and three children ford and let the welfare (xim- L PROMOTBp The annual meeting cf stock- live at 33 Thayer Rd. MAKE THAT HOLIDAY COOK-OUT A SUCCESS BY SERVING PapanoB, River Rd. SHOW* mlsslctoer determine vdiat the M chard R. Laiizle(- has been holders ■was held at the bank’s ------FerfMrt Atlendsnce ' SHADY GLEN'S QUALITY ICE CREAM! 307 Middle'turnpike West, Manchester, And hIs nTonds payments should be. promoted to assistant secre office June 21, and the entire PROMOTED ^ aoroas from Parkade A total-(i< 61 Coventry students tary. at the Manchester State slate of 20 directors were re- David J. Hines, of 136 Tail Save your empty half-gallon (mntatoers for freeiiiig fruits vsgetablss II qftyantfeN^. had .perfect attendance records 3 FREE Bank, announces Andrew An- elected. Timbers Rd., Glastonbury, 'has 300 Burnside Avenue, East Hartford, for toe past year. ’Ihey are: 4CsuijM(alden '! Royal Contradt saldl. Jr., board chairman. Named vice presidents -were been promoted to divisiim execu- across' from Martin Park IN PERSON Klndetgarten students: Jenifer Before Joining Manchesfor OMurot Charles U. Sullivan, Thomas J. live vice president of the Pratt ewud CReveas Bums, Susan DeVoe Steven Wa s h in g t o n (a p ) — The 'ktate this past springy Laurier Ciwkett, Nicholas LaPenta, and 'Whitney Aircraft division Z»B04»f0 APPEARANCES iMClHUCOLdR ' jufford and Todd MUler. ■ General Services Admtolstratlcm was operations supervisor for and 'Eidward T(midel. Ronald of United Aircraft <:k>rp. J 7 «0 0 9• i i5 6 3,A&8P.M. Flrpt graders Include, Victor AIR CONDITIONED sdid Friday it has approved a $2 a Hartford bank. He has more Jacobs will centtoue as secre- Hines, who has been controU®r f SHOW DAIDY Green, Richard Girard, Tracy million (xmtract for the Royal than six years of experience to tary, and Richard R. Lauzier of the dl'vlsioh since 1967, will be TWO OONVENIEMT LOCATIONS MIDIMIIEDA ROUTE 159 Broiwn and Bruce Campbell; Typewriter Oo. of Hartford, the field of banking. l>80-8:30-6:30-7rtSO-9:30 was appedntod assistant secre- replaced by Cornelius J. Wed- ■Rt. 6 A 44A — Open Dally and Son.; Parkade BioaiBh — Mon. thru Sot. BURNSIDE second grade, Ruth DeYoe, L. Oonn. V ' ' ' Huff*' : I A .1 I AM H AV H < kt- AGAWAM. MASS A Vietnam veteran, he lives tary. ' die, of 101 Founders 'Rd., Glas- Bargfin Hour.^ll 2 P.M. (Ez. Sun. $UX|) PARKirJG CPI j frirPifUiH, FfW A jMtiilMI Charles HecMet and Steven The on^year iiect calls for to Hartfqrd with - his wife, tiie The other directors are: Paul tonbury, form er (Uvlsion.'asslst- \ 3

doesn’t measure up to the noblUty .which seems to be demanded of us. But we never quite tumâway and give up. FDBUBBBD BY TB& And the chief reason we never turn “ FRIMTINO OO.. DfC. ° Blaaiil Street > away and give up is that we have had eter,. Conn. ______J'. rtoRQUSON bred into us, by this two-centufy experi waijTb r ^ im o n s o N A cat with the unlikely name < Pubusbera ment, the sense land feeling of sovereign it Tiling won the Best in Show Founded Qcto)mr 1, 1881 We were not Ifialde the cru iward during /Thursday’s, pet ty. Not even the greatest difficulties, not cial negotiations whlqh finally Fubllsbed Every Elvenlns Except Sundays hoiw at Cranitoll’s Park. and Holldairs. Entered at the PtM Office at even the ultimate confusions, can' split created a "package” the two Maacheater, Conn., aa Second aaa? Hall Pet partiqipwts in the con- us apart from our own Ifigrained realiza- , parties in the General Ateem- «st ranged from the traditional bly could agree to adopt SDBSCRIPTTON BATES tion that this is our country, this our :ats, dogs and bunnies to Sthuw, Leslie Laurie, daug^r of James and Ellen Pairable in Advance the Governor couI(t agree to ac siakesC hamsters and turtles. (Crajewakl Strano, 281 Main Str, Farmington. She was bom One Year ...... $88.00 political structure, this our" political cept. ' Six Honths ...... 19.60 T liln g,' owqed by . Richard May 81 at Hartford Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Three Months...... 9.76 method, this our .society. All the power But it was on the surface!' Mendelson, UxA her irictory in Mr. and Mrs. Henry KraJewSki, 200 Hollister St, Mancheater. One Month .-...... 3.35 that, aside from the. passage of that can possibly be imagined in arid stride. Her paternal grandfather is Pat Strano, New York City. Hw MEMBER OF time, which had not before Daniel Kehoe’s dog Poppy maternal great-grandmothers are Mrs. Marla Paganl, 174 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ’ over all this is ours and ours alone, made too urgent a difference The Aasdoated Press is exclusively en wen the best behaved award Spruce St., Manchester; and Mrs. Agatha KraJewskl, 0 Belle titled to the use of republlcatlon of all and never, never anyvriiere else unle^ with negotiators, the one thing while Lauren Palmer’s cat Bet vue Ave., Rockville. Her paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. - news dispatches credited to It or not other new that had been added to the wise credited In this petper and also the we lie down and roll over like dogs sy 'was judged the most well Vlncenzla 'Stamo, TorringUm. local news published here. negotiations on the successful «( « • « 1*1 All rights of republlcatlon of special dis and yield up our own birthright. fran groom ed. patches Herein are also reserved. day was the presence (d Demo Douglas Lentocha’s cat Fris JaUaltls, Keith Robert son of Robert and BAthleen Ja- chise and abandon that persisting dream - cratic State Chairman John chlmowskl JamalUs, 16 Mayflower Dr., Trumbull. Ite was The Herald Printing Company Inc., as ky wss cited as best marked, sumes no financial responsibility for typo of man to which what has happened Bailey. while a three-way tie devdoped bom May 20 at G rii^ Hospital, Derby. His maternal grand graphical errors.' appealing In adveiibe- Until that day, there had parents are Mr. and^rs. Stanley Jachimowskl, Seymour. His meats ando o a n otbei- «wCaas$$aisialing within these boundaries has given some for the cutest award among Manchester Evening Heirald. been a curious contradlbUon in rabbits owned by Wendy and paternal grandparents^ are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jamaltis, 46 rough shape and continuing h<^. . ' the- situation at the C apim . MBS. I4 Vernon Ave., Apt B-3, Rockville. He energy for it, on the last day of . pet was won by Jim Arsenault’s never have existed, find himself over the regular session. was bom June 18 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal turtles Rocky and Spring while grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Saunders, Miami, Fla. powered to vote to have the United On the other hand, the in Karen Burke’s dog Spooks won creasing obviousness of the His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Lois OeclUone, 16 Echo Dr., Our Inheritance States of America ha]^n? the award for the largest pet. solution didn’t seem to bring Vernon. * We Americans living close to the two It has happened, and we have the A snake named George was m m ^ the negotiators any closer to- qlted as being unique; He’s century mark of our independence must hig^ good fortune and pri-vilege ot living gfether. MarquM, BUcIi m I Jame^ son of Armand and Avis Bur- owned by Ja^ Kehoe. pee. Marques, 131 Scantic Meadow Rd., South '^Tndsor. He ()uite to the contrary, the se admit, we think, that there was one in it and of having something' to say and \ Bceord Attendance 'was bom June 18 at Rockville General Hoqpttal. His maternal ries of relatively simple, obvi idiase of our national life vên we were do about Us future. I^t us appreciate, Wednesday’s scorching heat grandparents are Mrs. James Butler, Eart Hartford; and ous compromises tbat ' had prompted the setting ot a new 3 VaiRhn Burpee, Adgusta, Maln*> His paternal gtandpumts more uncertain about ourselves and our and serve, our inheritance. seem ed ripe and ready ,on the attendance record at Crandall’s are Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Raphael, East Hartford. He' has future than we are today. last day of the regular session, P ark ',88 676 people paid admis three sisters, Diane, Denise and Jennifer. That would have been during the Civil if the legislators and their lead sion 4p1ng the afternoon. ers had had time that day for War, when, in the confusions and terrors According to Summer Pro Gray, Michelle Patifda, daughter of Mansfield airt “An Enlightened People” -such business, seemed to re gram Director John Campbell Sharlene Hall Gray, R t 6, Lake St., Vernon. She was bom of actual armed conflict among our cede farther and farther into 'The historic decision of the Supreme parking \became a problem as June 17 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grand the Capitol woodwork wbei( the selves, we were testing those ideals Court in the case of the United States both parldng lots, filled and cars parents are and Mrs. Galen Hall, Brooks, Maine. She has negotiators returned in the spe wdiich President Lincoln set forth at Government vs. ’The New Torit 'nmee were lined.up along both sides a brother, Stephen, 14; and a sister, Valarie, 12. cial session. of Cider IBU Rd. 4, *1 !M *1 •! Oettysburg. "and The Washington Post is a ringing victory for freedom under law. By lift Then, at the last minute, the The swli^mlng lessons for the Peckham, Gandy Lynn, daughter of Frederick and Oared Democrats brought John Bailey Tlite. crisis in American life, and Ameri ing the restraining order that had pre first sessloRv will be held at the Balanceau Peckham, Old Stafford Rd., Tolland. She was bom can confidence today Is not as brightly vented this and other newspapers from into the negotiations, and there r^fular tlm ^ Mimday, and will June 17 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grand publishing the hitherto secret Pentagon was, not necessarily as a result, continue thraugh July 14 to mother is Mrs. Phyllis Capen, Stafford Springs. Her patenial red with our own blood; the conflict is make up for\me week’s delay Papers, thb nation’s highest tribunal but certainly as a contempor grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eklward Peckham, Buff Cap not as sharply drawn; there is no single in starting the\sessl(»i. istrpngly reeXfirmed the guarantee of Uie ary happening, .the emergence R d., ’ToUaAd. She has a sister, Carol. IFBEDEBICK J. WINHJCR LORRAINE E. OBUOHOWIWI Activities scheduled for next battlefield where it can be won or loot. people’s right to know, implicit in the of a package. WESLEY O. GBYK JB..^ OATHEBINE S. BBOWNBiaO MABK D. Ml ri i iBUlif m * ./ 289 M cKee St. 186 G rem w ood D r. 26 Park S t week at Crandall’s Include Arts First Amendment to the Constitution of We may never know whether 60 Forest St 19 T yler C ircle Pitfcat, Joan Marie, daughter of Richard and Patricia A. But the fact remaiita. that our self- ' Manchester M a i^ e s te r Manchester and Crafts Monday beginning tile United States. Bailey himself, by word, or by M anchester Manchester Rice Pitkat, 1238 Hartford T^ke., Apt. 12, Rockville. She was questioning is at a new higdi. BS In Business Administration BA In French at 12:30; a story hour Wednes *niis was the essence of what The New his mere presence, contributed AB In Hlatoiy and Uteratore Mercy Hospital School BA In Mathematics bom June 16 ad Rockville General Hbiqiltal. Her paternal Hnaaon College $n«fa m gh Honors day from 1 to 2. p.m. and a Can government of the atyie described York 1111108 and other newspapers were the influence which worked as Magna cum lande of Nursing Iona College grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Frimcls J. Pitkat, 30 PUlsbuiy Bangor, Maine Wellealoy (Maas.) College scavenger' hunt on ’Ihursday. by Lincoln cbntlnue to work, or has it fighting lor and this is the essence of the the glue for the pankage. Harvard University Portland, Maine New Bocbelle, N.Y. rail, RockviUe. She has a slater, JUl, 1%. ^ What can be read, openly 'The art program for fifth exhausted its morality and its idealism Court’s majority opinions. ’The basic through seventh graders is question which goes to the very core of enough, is what this chapter in His 500th Climb Poanlak, ChrlatoidMr Jamea, son of Edwin and Virginia and relapsed into some new kind of liace-'' the state’s political history re planned to" start Monday with Fox Posniak, 71 Tankeroosan Rd., RFD 6, Vemon. He waa the American political system, involved classes held at thp park from less tyranny in which ineriia and not '''the weighing by the Court of the First affirmed about John Bailey; Only Half Way bom June 16 "at Rockville General Hos^tal. Hla matamal Bailey, the old war horse, 10 a.m . imtU 12:30. The course grandmother is Mrs. Agatha Fox, 66 Thomaa Dr., Mnnrfiea- caring continually yield the power to the Amendment’s guarantee of freedom needs more registraira how against the Govemment’s power to re the veteran of a quarter cen MANTTOU SPRIN<3S, Ctolo. ter- senseiess anarchy of a broken compact? tury of summit negotlaticms, (A P ) — " I hope to m ake it 1,000 ever if it is to be offered on .a ». «, *1 «< «) strict that freedom in the name of na five day a week basis for two Has the experiment been worth while? tional security. Tlie. Supreme Court did Photographed by Sylvian Oflcira had been specifically barred before I’m through,” Prof. Bid- Tomm, Heidi Marie, daughter of Douglas and Cynthia from entering these negotia win H. Paget of Raleigh, N.C., weeks. Younsters oiroUed in the Perkins Tomm,- 12 Hickory HIU, Andover. She waa bom June Are we fit to go on? not hold that the First Amendment gave LIBERTY BELL, INDEPENDENGE HALL, PHILADELPHIA tions so long as they were to in said after com pleting his 600th program 'will explore mosaics, 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal g^ranîar- The real answer to much of our self- an absolute right to publish anything un batiks, block printing, drawing der all circumstances. Nor did Hie - clude the presence of the Gov run up 14,110-foot Pikes Peak. ents are Mr. and Mra. Ralph W. Peritins, 196 Henry St., Man questioning lies, of course, in our own ernor. Paget, who admits to being and p ^ U n g . chester. Her- paternal grandparents are Mr. and M is. Clarence J Times seek that right. What The Times Governor Meskill, When ques “ around 70” years o f age, ad Boys League - S. Tomm, 226 Hollister St., Mandiester. Her paternal great future conduct. sought, and what the Court upheld, was this is the new Wilbur Mills, in tioned whether' he would wel dressed a group of tourists atop . Posted Boys League stand grandfather is Julian ZÊtadka, Irving St., Mancheater. She has the right to publish these particular doc trigued by long-shot Presidential ings in the American League But it is possible that we rnlght obtain come Bailey to earlier negotia the peak “on the importance of a sister, Patricia, 2H- uments at this particular time without prospects and seemingly 'willing show the Twins leading with a Inner fire and fuel for that future c '$1,000 reward ftf returning a ed Monday due to the July- 4 way of life to itself, each of -which also attempting a tax cut to stimulate the economic pollster. Address the- party’s House leadership, yond 1968, and incapable In 1971 of harm ing worried businessmen at sen to believe anew in their abil ward and ccmtributp lost dog she found soaking wet holiday. ’'‘ I manages to live within one union with the economy without support much prefer higher spending to in her sprinklers. ing the life of a single human being or/' tending a seminar conducted by ity to control the great events ices without certainty of Trip to Laurel otbef states with iriiich it has dif from the White House is a pre(ty lower taxes despite proven inef Lorri Estes said she wouidn’t interfeering with any cilrrent military Janeway: nt the New York A.C.' that'shape and alter their fate.” reward. But we suspect ’Die bus to idek up Girl Scout hopeless business. Until now. fectiveness in stimulating the accept the reward, because. OPEN SUNDAt 104 ferences of tradition, history, 'economic operation. The majority of the Court 'last week, Sindllnger told of con Sen. Fldmund S. Muskie, D- the old war horse just couldn’t and Brownies attending Laurel Mills—Mr. Taxation on Capitol economy.' t Maine, promising to introduce “It’s Just that if I lost my dog, I Day Camp will leave Hicks Me- clearly recognized that embarrassment sumer confidence so low that we resist displaying his talentei interest, racial And religious heritage. Hill as chairman of the House For all these reasons, the old legislation to create an inde wouldn’t be very happy about it morial School at 7:46 a.m. Par- ci public officials in the past — or even are entering a new recession be even if the result might be to Florida and Georgia live together with Ways and Means Committee— Wilbur Mills would have left well pendent board with authority to and I know how they would onts /Sw/Tld jdek up their chil- LOST OUR LEASE ill the present — is insufficient reason to fore really emerging from the rescue those who might be ac has indicated he would offer no enough alone and abided by Mr. ' lift secrecy labels from govern (eel about losing their dog.' I’m Wyoming and 'Alaska; Maine and Ver- - overUirn what justice White described last one. His forecast: 7 per cent cused of ha'vlng been unkind to' dren at 4:45 p.m., also at racks. as "the conced^y extraordinary pro tax package without Mr. Nixon’s Nixon’s stand-pat decision. But ment documents. him. Just glad they’re happy.” mont With California and Hawaii. Yet help. unemployment, or worse, in the Ken Crawford of Boulder, THE END IS NEAR! tection against prior restraint under our fourth quarter. Manchester Evening Herald each is an individual state. constitutional system.” But Mills has been impressed Colo., had sent his female gedd- Tolland Gorrespondent Bette This Am erican exem plification o f Uie So far as the GovemmeijJt’s classifica by unconventional forecasters Mills, Janeway, and Rlnfret en retriever with his girtfriend Quatrale, tal. 875-2845. who .dispute the Nixon adminis agree on the antidote: reinstit- on her vacation and the dog dis Isderal principle is not perfect. We our- tion of the material is concerned, it is quite true, as some of our critics have tration . picture of a sluggish utlon of the Investment tax appeared vdiile the. woman was selve8v..are in continual evidution and economy with unemployment credit (repealed in 1969) reduc -visiting Crawford’s cousin p FABRICS observed, that, “no one elected The It's Air Wrapped Up in Red, White and Blue OPEN A U DAY quarrel with regard to. the respective Times” to declassify it. But it is also hovering around 0 per cent ing Jiusinessmen’s tax payments block from Lorrl’s home. through 1971. They tell' him the i|: they, buy new plant and equip Lorri found the tired, wet and JU LY Sih ^ powers of the indivldiml members of true, as the Court implicitly recognizes, that the public interest is not served by jobless rate will soar to 7 per ment. But, apart from White hungry dog a week later resting 9:00 to 9:00 this union and its central g;ovemment. classification and retention in secret cent or higher this year, connot- i House ojiposition, many of on a lawn she was watering and But it lives and functions and works, form of vast amounts of information, ing a recession worse than last Mills’s fellow Democrats in Con returned It to Crawford’s cous ARTHUR DRUG in. not only as what seems to be the best 99.6 per cent of whirii a retired senior year’s. -'Beside, Mills feels the gress harbor an anti-business ci-vil servant recently testified ‘‘could President jumped the gun in bias precluding Incentives for in ccatceivable design of government for us not be prejudicial to the defense inter . last weekend’s decision against vestment. In our 60 states, but as the persistent ests of the nation.” - * changing the economic game jConsequentiy, Mills would omul HOILY j . HEBONOWAY MTBH e UEJSN j . EDWAtUW 457 Adam s St. model which permits hope to continue Beyond all this, one may hope that the plan and. instead, should have Have fo balance tii4 Investment Venioa Bd. credit with tax relief for con Bolton ManchestM: for the whole world \riiich must, sooner entire exercise Will induce the present waited for ' full second-quarter Open Allministration to re-examine its own at statistics. sumers^ (though he feels Its econ Newton-WdOeal^ Boopltal New Britain General Hospital or, later, be federalized to some extent Conseallently, Mills is ponder omic:. Impact . would be zero). gelMMl of Nundiif titudes toward secrecy, suppression and School of Nnnlilg if {t lyishes to survive. . restriction of the liberties of free man in ing whether to propose his own, Moreover, to appease the left, ' Newtea Lower Falls, Maaa. All Day WESTOWH « e federal principle has provided our a free society., ’Theissue the' Supreme tax-cut package built around an the Mills tax package probably PHARMACY Court decided yester^y touched the investment tax credit to spur EVERYTHING W ILL BE SOLD political structure. ; ' . restriction of the- liberties of free man in industrial expansion. The next Suriday DOWN TO THE BARE W ALLS Inside that Structure we- fiave, wltii' ize that this is not so much a victory fro .two .weeks will determine his the sometimes exasperating delays, "m- any particular newspaper as' it is for the course. If he feels the economy Herald is bad enough, he may unveil tours, and perversities of the democratic basic principles of freedom on -which the AU Mîeiiral Services Available ' American form of government rests.. a proposal at a Democratic fund system, built, or somehow permitted the Yesterdays This is really the profound message of raising dinner in Ogden, Utah, 455 HARTFORD RD. 643-5230 FREE evolutiem, of ^ certain kind of society. yesterday’s decision, in which this news July 16, 25 Years Ago It is a spclety full erf imperfections paper rejoices with humility and -with Mills must decide, in sum, the consciousness that the freedom thus which forec^ters to believe. PATTERN OF YOUR CHOICE and injustices, and of continuing strug Donations jump to $753 for reaffirmed carries with it, as always, - Conventional, eciômists—Re the American Legion fireworks V/ITH FABRIC PURCHASE OF $5 OR MORE gle between zealots for progress in solv the reciprocal obligation to present the publicans advising ', Mr. Nixon display scheduled for the SIMPUCITY • MeCALL • BUTTERICK • VOGUE The Inexpensive 6ne For a a jr a k ing these imperfections . and injuMices- truth to the American public so far as it and Democrats (mostly veterans Fourth of July at Memorial THIS OFFER GOOD THRU JULY 9.1971 , can be determined. TTiat is, in fact, why of Kennedy-Johnson days) ad and those who want to stand still or go Field. the Pentagon material had to be publish vising Mr. Nliton’s would-be M anchester FTpe Band is in slow, and sometimes we question . a1 th ed. It is only with the fullest possible un successors—agree' the economy vited to appear in the Welcome ToroTA ’IKK TRIMMINfiS f t RIBBONS eech, of the press, of as terest rates would be followed Manchester construction proj- n s B o im o M MISS LEAH PRESS MBS BUSAN El LEHME MBS LYNNE B17MDE stop looking for that Opacity. We some- sembly—to the life of the American, de-'i by a 7.5 per cent unemployment -ects are plagued with delays 7M HaittoiA '^Vke. 216 Soott Dr. EXIT IS 81 Bates Bd. 66 Doane St. mills 'mocracy. “W ithout^ infomred and free ( in the fourth quarter of 1971 and' caused by a number of strikes. Maaobestor ! times pity ourqelves, because the prob Vezitoa LYNCH MOTORS a dism al 1972. .H is arguments ManohOster Manoheater lems! are so big; we sometimes despair press,” as Justice Stewart said, ; “there' Senior Girl Scouts from Troop BS In BfaUwmalloa 'T ,BA in OomparaUve U toralon ' X -”}iarlfofd ArtJs Ijngtst Toyota Dtaltt" cannot be an enlightened people.” — seemed convincing to-Mills. 1 sail for Europe, on. their an (D. W. Post College W , i filagna cum lande . . BA In Poyohology Hartford HOtyltal Sohool 345 Cantar St., Maschastitr 44M321 M l because what we find in our own hearts NEW "YORK TTIMES. Earlier, Mills personally heard nual voyage. Long bland Uglvanlty Brandels Unlveialty University of Oodneettent ot NarUng .. Bmokville, L. L. N. Y. WaUbam, Maas. / :/ 3 . I. V

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IS' PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENltTG HERAt^Mj^TOHESTfiR, CONN., SATURDAY, JtILY ^ 1971 ri. t i i n : I Milford Teen Area Churches sp New Governor !i] iafsia II: BockvUle United MettiodM United Cpngrgatlonal Church Our Savior Lutheran Church Church United Church of Christ . 239 Grahahi Road * Of Boys State 142 drove St. Tolland . South Windsor 3: Rev. Willard E. Oonklln, Rev. Donald O. Miller, Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, Pastor STORRS (A P ) — John J. R y Minister Minister an o t MUfotft eiected gov 9 a.m„ Worship Service. Holy *«piiw governor of Girls State. Church Rev. Thomas G. (TNeil, Pastor « . I S o S 8 ^ E ? 8 Ryan Is a Junior at Jonathan a ® ■8 ^ ij E S 8 (iMlsaouri Synod) 'Rev. Joseph Schick - St. Francis of Asaiisl Law IBgh School In Mllfwtl and 11 86 Prospect St., iRockvIUe 1 ® I "S -J g S « - 673 Ellington Rd. president of his class. . s c - Rev. Bruce Rudolf Saturday, Masses at 6 and 7 S|&i .8 South Windsor Miss Spirmer, former chair I w Rev. John C. Gay; p.m. ^ ® 2 a E 8 and 10:30 a.m., Worship man of the Stejês High School - Pastor Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10 student body governing board. Ct S i l Service, Holy Oonununion. Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride, and 11:30 a.m. is ^ ^ 3 i i s i il| gS .-S T J 9:16 a.m., Sunday School. Is active in a number of com Assistant Pastor munity projects. ' e l l /- AduK Instruction'Class. Second Oongregattonal Church i-s a s a a 5.1 t Candidates for ottice at the Saturday, Masses at 6 and 7 United Church of Christ m ’ n : / ■ a § 2 3 | g>a ‘I Unitarian Fellowship week-lotig ctmetove ran under F ►»"5 p.m. ■RL 44A, Coventry Glastonbury party labels, but not thoeo of 13 r 5 8 : Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30, Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, Academy Junior High real poUUcal parties. Miss SiSn- a. and 11 a.m. Minister Main St., Glastonbury ner ran as a “Nationailst ’ and Ryan as a ‘‘Federallat.’’ a.m.. Service of Worship. Sacred Heart Church 10 The officers were, Inaugiunted 10:30 a.m.. Service, Nursery Rev. Edward Clapp of Port Rt. 30, Vernon by retired state Supreme Court and School. land, guest preacher. Rev. Ralidi Kelley,^ Pastor Justice Howard W. AlcMh Fri Rev. Edward Koiiopka day night. The conclave ends Messiah Evangelical Lutheran The United Methodist Church Assistant .Pastor ’ Saturday. Church Rt. 44A, Bolton (WIsconsm Synod) Rev. David M. Campbell Elected lieutenant governor of Saturday Mass, 6 p.m. 296 Buckland Rd., Wapping Minister Boys State was Kenneth Hamp Rev. Karl R. Gurgel, Pastor ' . Sunday Masses, 7 ^ , 9,\10:SO, ton of East Hartford. and 12 nocm. 10 a.m.. Worship Service Arm Baldwin of Middletown 10 a.m.. Worship Service. with nursery. Sermon: "That was elected leiutenant governor ------pt. B;»rnard’s Church these dead shall not have died of the 200-metnber Girls State. St. John’s Episcopal Church Rockville iri vain." 'The annual alSfalr Is qponsored Rt. 30, Vernon .Rev. William i^hneider ‘ 11 a.m.. Coffee and conver by the American Legion as a Rev. Robert H. Wellner, Rev. Anthony Mitchell . sation. means of helping students leam y m m m Rector ------the practical functioding of the ------Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. First Congregational Church democratic political process. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. Sunday Masses, f, 9:16, 10:30 « Hebron 10 a.m.. Family Service and and 11:46 a.m. 3 Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey, Jr., Church School. Grioup To Sing St. Matthew’s Church 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church ToUand The Rev. J. Jermaln Bodine A t Services Sand m u Rd., South Windsor Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor wfll preach on. "The Proidiets.’’ Rev. James A. BlrdsaU, Nursery provided. ‘"Ihe Master Plan," a male ITcar Sunday VigU on Saturday at group from Eastern Naaarene 5 and 7 p.m. OUead Congregational Church College, will sing at the 10:80 8 and 10 a.m.. Holy Oom- Sunday Masses, 7, 8:30, and Hebron a.m. and 7 p.m. worship serv munion. / 10:30 a.m. ' Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey Jr., Pastor ice tomorrow at the Church of ,4t. Mary’s. Cnurch Unltarisin Meeting House the Nasarene, 236 Main 6t. ■ R t 31, Coventry 60 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford 9 :30 a.m.. Worship Service. The morning service will Rev,ev/ F. Bernard MiUer, Pastor Rev. Nathaniel D. Laurlat The Rev. J. Jetmaln Bodine also include the closing exer m v . Richard F. Rougfaan, wUl preach on. "The Prophets." cises of the church’s Vatican Assistant Pastor 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery provided. Bible SchotS as part of the an Nursery and Worship Church Su James’ Gift to EmanuerChurch nual "God and Country" obser Saturday Mass, 7:30 p.m. -I School. Bolton Congregational Church vance of ,ttie church. TherC will Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:30 and A plaque, “The Victorious Christ,' was presented and sisters in Christ, on the completion of 9 dec Btdton Center Rd. be a presentatirm cf memory 10:46 a.m. Vernon Assembly of God Rev. J. Staiiton Conover, by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, center, ades reflecting Christ and spreading His message. work and hand -woric of the 104 W. Mhin St., RockvlUe . Minister on behalf of St. James’ Parish to the Rev. C. Hen God.’s blessing and congratulations from St. James’ various age l e v e l s of the First Congregational Church Rev. Earl K. PetUbone, ry Anderson, pastor of Emanuel Lutheran Church, parish.” Pastor Anderson, in accep^g the gift school. There also vwiU be a United Church of Christ Minister : 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. which is celebrating its 90th anniversary this year. said, “It evidences again the fine spiritW ecumen flag drill and the singing ot Main St, Coventry Speaker, Harold Smith. His The plaque, which will be placed in the narthex of patriotic songs. Rev. James W.'-. McBride, ism and cooperation among the religious groups 9:46 a.m., Sunday School, topic: ‘"ihe Price of Free Emanuel Church, is inscribed: “To our beloved of Manchester who are working together''^ the The Vatican Bible Srtuxd, Minister classes for aU ages. dom." fh neighbors of Emanuel Lutheran Church, brothers improvement of our town.” (Herald photo byînto) with an enrollment of 128, fea 11 a.m.. Worship Service. 9:46 a.m.. Church S c l^ l. __ tured Moody Science Films 6:46 p.m., Christ’s Ambassa- St. George^ Episcopal Church ^ a ^ m .. Nursery./ Worship , V ^ children. Hondwoiic for the R.tv44A, Bolton tion program. Special niqrfc by school was prepared In ad- 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service. the Master Plan SlIIge^8^..from barman Stevenson 6 p.m., Juntor Pilgrim Fel- Rev. Robert W. Ihloff, Vicar Eastern Nazarene College. ^nd Howard Craft. Richard lowship. 'Bfor- mon by the pastor. \ assisted with tronspor- 7 p.m., ^nior Pilgrim Fel- Wehleyan United Methodist 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. C h u r c h e s J Church 7 p.m.. Evening Service. The^^tation, and Mrs. (Francis Dor- lopvahlp. 10:16 a.m.. Holy Communion, St. Bartholomew’s Church The Salvation Army South United Methodist Church Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington Nursery care. Master Plan Singers In charge, sey prepared snacks for the Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor M l Main St. Main St. at Hartford Rd. Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor ---- :------diRdren at recess periods. Vernon United Methodist 11:16 a.m.. Punch and Con Rev. Edward BL LnRose Capt. aiul Mrs. Lawrence J. Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D. D., versation. Church Assistant Pastor Beadle Pa?tor ’those assisting at the school 9:46 a.m., Sunday Rt. 30 School Officer-in-Charge Rerv. Carl W. Saunders, A ’Iliought for Today are:/Mrs. Arthur Phelps, su- Rev. Joe K. Carpenter, Classes for all ages. Saturday, V igil Mass at 6 Associalte Pastor pervlsof, and Mrs. James Sponsored by Uve Manchester kOnlster 11 a.m.. Worship Service. p.m. / Classes for all ages. Rev. Ralph W. Spencer Green, Nursery; Mrs. William Nursery. Teen Dance Set Council of Churches Sunday,/Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:46 a.m., .Holiness Meet Associate (Pastor FbA, siipervisor, and Mrs. 9:30 a.m.. Church Service. 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth 10:15 aqd 11:30 a.m. ing. Nursery provided. David WUmrant and Mrs. Al A t Community Y A Wasted Life \ Nursery and Kindei^garten 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. 6:15 p.m.. Open air service 10 a.m.. Worship for the fred Schimmel, Kindergarten; classes. — -•------:----- ^ N oo oo "FIASOO’ ’ will provide the St. Bridget Church ' and Indoor prayer meeting. whole church. Service ot Holy By Mm. Perry Lindley Mrs. Alex Oubie, supervisor, sf § I PiPLil - M §1 H IS -- C-» Q l 10:46 a.m.. Church School Maurice Church, Bol'ton OonunuRlcn. The Rev. Dr. Sad, how sad, at the close of and Mrs. H e't^ rt Thibodeau, 1 beat for a dance sponsored by ,êv. John J. Delaney, Pastor 7 p.m.. Salvation meeting. % . Is . I t classes Grades 1 thru 6. Robert W : Cronin, Pastor the MahehesTer Teen Oenter a t' ■'^''^’ Rev. H a r^ 'M cB rfeh ’ Shaw preaching. "The Chal life’s day Miss Judl Taylo^, ' BUas " M ary ' g 7:30 p.m.. Junior anid Senior To find that m y life I the Community " Y " ’Tuesday Rev. Nell F. Fitegerald Full Gospel Christian lenge of the Impossible.”. In had BeQi Taylor, Bbs. George 3 ^ 1 3 (/> > O *” «/» w o Youth FeUowship. Saturday Mass, 6 p.m. wasted away; from 7:30 to 11 p.m. Fellowship Interdenominational fant-Toddler Nursery at Susan Dzladul, and Mrs. iMlllam Per- I S os: Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:16 and nah WeSley House. I had put off salvation until ry, primary department. The eight-member group, with Saturday, Idiasses at 6 and Orange Hall H I/) Prince of Peace Lutheran 11 a.m. % <0 ' a musical history of rock and 7:30 p.m. in school auditorium. ‘twas too late, Mrs. Albert Harrison, super- I * i m DD Church Rev. Philip P. Saunders, Pastor roll, is touring New England Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, Concordia Luttieran Church Now never to enter the BeapU- visor, and Mm. Albert Ln- - 1 4 Rt. 30. and North River Rd. First Evangelical Lutheran this summer. and 10:30 a.m., in church; and 40 Pitkin St. ful Gate. Forest and Miss Sally '-Cole, Coventry 10:30 a,m.. Adult Bible Study Church of Rockville Two members are from the 10:30 and noon in school audi and open discussion. Simday Rev. Joseph E. Bourret, Junior Department. \ L Rev. W. H. Wilkens, Pastor When I was young, I had ‘wild Rev. Richard E. Bertram, "N ew YorJ^ Rock Exchauige" torium. School. Pastor / A day camp for the Jui^r Pastor and two are from “Jay and the. oats’’,^ t^ sow. High young people of the churm i ' liPiilliiiilii '■ 9 a.m.. Worship Service. 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic serv No^tilhe to serve God until old Techniques." .9 a.m.. Holy Communion, was held In conjunction with th ^ " a l l St. James’ Church ice. I did grow; 10:30 a.m.. The Service. All local teens are invited. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, Church School and Nursery. Vacation Bible School. The pro- TalcottvUle Congregational A fling and a fancy, a reach for gram Included a wide vaylety of \ Church ------1______- Pastor Church of Jesus Christ' of Zion Evangelical Lutheran the alky, sports as well as ’ advanced ReV. Truman O. Ireland, Rev. Joseph E. Vujs Latter-day Saints (Mormon) ^ U rch I ’ll give God my life before handcrafts. Tbe 19. young people \ Pastor Rev. Thomas Barry P4M § / 6 * §.& § « • u u o o u Hillstown Rd. and Woodside St. (Missouri Synod) die. also assisted wlUi the Vacatlmi § S S Rev. James M. Boyle ^ , ■ ■ -s 9‘S'd c Paul E. Nuttall, Bishop Coopef- and High Sts. ’ , Bible S ch oolb y supervising 5* 10 a.m.. Public Worship. lUing. Honor Roll I I S . ■ZB 2 . l! -o Mm Rev. ,Charles W. Kuhl,' Pastor games and oUier activities. As- Q Saturday, Masses at 6 and 9 a.m.. Priesthood. pushed God aside. FOURTH QUARTHR Elena Vlra 7:30 p.m. , s: ■fig S'! 's "Cdâ li Avery St. Grade 9 10:30 a.m., Sun^tey School. I | « S | | S | g | I | | g Grade 7 Barbara Vlra /'9 a.m.. Divine Worship with I f I J| Cliilatian Reformed Church Doreen Ackerman Sunday, Masses 7:30, 9. Classes for aU ages. ever betide; a t f X i P l Cheryl Arglros Khlhleen Walsh Holy Communion. Nursery in Howard Craft, Michael Pette- . 2 . «tt Aveiy St. Mariann Blase 10:30 a.m. and noon. 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service.^ I lived on in pleasure, no time Ch«wl Barris Russell Wilson Parish' House. way, Richard Nichols and Al ^ 1 1 1 ^ South Windsor Gerald Bujaucius for the Lord, U iii I i |3 jii I- ill i t r g a l s Petenârtolotta Bradley Wojeoski Linda Clarahan bert LaBbrest. M ^ Rev. Jeunes A. Bonnema, Church of the Assumption . Gospel Hall Fortune and fame would be my John Hgplow Susan Wojnarowskl Ellen Cosgrove North United Methodist Church Minister Adams St. and ‘nwmpson Rd. 416 Center St. reward. Tamar Cohen Marian Zajac Ncnman Davey Rev. Edwerd S.‘Pepin, Pastor 300 Parker St. s Gary Comj)asso Rev. Earle R. Custer, - § Grade 8 Nancy Donovan Rev. Robert J. Burbank But now I grew older, my life Church Camp 9:46 a.m., Sunday School for 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. Pastor IllPlii IiiIpipI i Debra Cone ^ ‘Robin Douglas was all spent, ^ ' *■ all ages. Thomas Amato 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. 8 S S 88 ,.888 ,8*81 8 8 Susan Connelly Tberese Downing Satui^y, MaSses at 5:00 and 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser I wanted to chsinge, and I tried v.JpC118 J. O lH O C rO W S t S 8 8 8 SB SK*? 8 U a.m.. Worship Service. 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. 00 0 » • / Mary Connors Holly Bates 7:30 p.m. mon: “ Declaring and Being IN IN M gMiaw - Nursery. Ellen Blazinski Nai^cy Engberg to repent; • s a a i i Keith Costa Deldte Fairyieather Sunday, Masses. at 7:30, 9, Free.” Nursery for children up 7 p.m.. Evening Service. . David Boyd United Pentecostal Church The Voice was so dim, and my The 112th summer session of / Henry Cremisl Chris Feiqmte ' 10:33 and 11:46 a;m. to five years old. Mias Donna V I ■ Linda Broidy / 187 Woodbridge St. gtrength was all gone. the WllUm antic Camp (Meeting Janice Dahm Pamela Fraser Sharp, guest organist. 336*3 6 i3i5 6333 11 -a g I I 8 | Deborah Cameron Robert Baker, Pastor I tried to seek God, but I Association will open tomorrow »w|sg1§g§§SS9^22§SS§§§S2g 2 2 §12^2 2 g g r 3 -o a Jason Dodge 'D o re ^ Gagnon .The Presbyterian Church-^ seemed so alone. In Eastern Connecticut’^ Ca- Maiyellen Casallno Community Baptist Church Bonnie Dolan Elizabeth Gold t, ;43 Spruce St. Uiedral of the Oaks and Pines O A 4) M ' ' im Mt ‘Timothy Charlebols 10 a.m., Sunday School. An American BaplUst Church ' I & J i l L I - 6 I Patricia Donnelly Richard Grey. Rev. Gebrge W. Smith, Pastor Sad, oh so sad, at the close of on Camp Ground Hill off Rt. .goJilflSr S THE Michelle Cloutier U a.iq.. Worship Service. 686 E. Center St. Timothy Donovan Robert Gruessner the day, 32, In WUUmantic. Cathy Cuneo 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Serv Rev. Walter H. „Loomls Deborah Dow Gregory Harodan 9:16 a.m., Sunday School. The sky I had reached for had The Rev. Willard E. Conklin, * RIBLE Donna Damon ice. Minister -jj^ Wi fill ^^1 iitsii ly ii a a i | « gfl lb Clalrfe Downing Jennifer Davis Lorlann Heritage Classes for ail ages. "floated” away; partor of the Rockville Method 1 -g I f 8 ° 8 s-s a ^ Cissandra Durant Dorothy Herman 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. “I had wasted my life!" rii ist Church, will speak at the 6 3|ag|.'g^Sd|8p.^s:so;>- SPEAKS Judith Dzledzinskl St. Mary’s EpIsctqMtl Church 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Elizabeth Elliott Kêrine Hicock Nursery prodded; vdiat a sad plea. p.m. . vesper service. Neil Case H i Karen Fahey Church and Park Sts. « iSilti yrllsllif I teath I by Sandi^’ Perris Laura HUvyak 7 p.m., ElveniJig Service. ™ W h e " ‘'l“’had U ^ 'f o r God; He of Hartford will dead the David Gerber Rev.^GeoJge F. NpsHrand, What comes Firot.” ChUd care ^ * S I ’S s : I I ® ® a . § hs I Claire Garman ^ singing of hymns. - 1 Eugene Paul Gllha ■Kim Hyde Rector for Nurseiy and Kindetgarten Unitarian Unlveraalist Society Submitted by A wedl-equipped playground, Brewer Keith Gemmell Lori Gottlieb' Joyce lovlne Rev. Russell Allen in the Children's Building. a? EB 466 Main St. ileV. Robert L. Balter picnic tables and other facili- c s s ® Bwbara Glass Laura Halpes Frank JaworsU 8 8 88 3 a o During World War T a say-, Rev. ^Ronald Haldeman Pastor: United Peiitecostal ties are available at the cAmp 8 H llililfl Richard Gobeille Mark Harêln Diane Kellsey Rev. Arnold F. Westwood, First Church of Christ, ing was bom among 'Ameri Minister Church grounds. can "Doughboys" in Europe: Patricia V Gonlialves dheryl Hyde Sue Kozak 7:30 a.mi.. Holy Communion. SolenUst Sandra (ôodwln ■ Susan Joyner Catherine Larivee "80,000" Frenchmen can’t be 10 a.m.. Holy Communion 447 N. Main St •o » A * a ■- wroi^.” While the reference Mary Hafner Tracey Kasel Judith Lauder No services during the sum- aiid sermon ■ by the Rev. Mr. — §6 |||fcS I S y = | | S36666||8| •jSgi 666|| S3l3.ali|||g| may have been risque, the Ellen Hagen Brian KUpati;lck Cb^rtes Launl' - • mer. Services will resume in Nostfand. Nursery and Kinder- 10 ,a.mi,.Church Service, Sun- September. philosophy is widespre^ in Michele Harvey, ■ Richard Lajdte' Ertane Lawson garten care. Walk hi the Park day School a n d bûrsery., | u m t all areas. People generally Geraldine Jones Nancy Launl Dianna Usk for diildren Grades 1 Ihivxigh “ God" is (lie subject of the les- S «) 3 b assiune that if a majority David Lemieux o p «> John Kaszowski Joy Lisk Center Congregational Church 4. son-sermon.''The Golden Text: “ fig support a particular doctrinal Julie Kennlff Maureen Loughrey JulUen Martin United Church of Christ Genesis lk:26. TOW N OF MANCHESTER or ethical position, it has to Susan Malo 11 Center St. be right. ‘Ilius a feeling of Gory LaBrec Mary - McLennon Second Congregational Church " ‘The Christian Science Read h fM l! 14tfri y l i ^ Judith Matthews Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, security builds up as devotees Wayne Lappen Irene Messier.. United'Church of Christ ing Room, .Ippen to the puhjlc I'C'S'O g s William Matthews Minister increase. Richard Lombardo Kathryn MUIis' 385 N. Main St. except on hoUdays, Is located Brian 'MoKeever Rev. Wlnthrop Nelson Jr., Martins Maidelis Karen Miskunas Rev. Felix M. Davis, at 749 Main St. The hours are , Nothing could be further Andrea Molava Minister of Religious Education >11 a.m., to 4 p.m., Monday REFUSE! Nancy Maillet Pamela Molloy Minister from the truth." Jesus Beverly Morriwn w ” a Ss Kevin Marceau Stephen Moran through 'Friday. te ^ ■as a warned: ’’. . i broad is the Pamela Morton 9:30 a.m.. Union Service at Stephanie Martin Scott Qdell . 9:33 a.m.. Morning Worship 8 8 8 8 t iS way that leadeth to destruc Kalla 'Pllver Second Congregational Churchi Churcb of Christ 8 8 tion, and many are they that .Tohn MicDowell Carol Parker Untdn service — with Center a ” •* l i i U Susan Port Lydall and Vernon Ste. COLLECTION a ii a Ellen Piatok enter In thereby. For . . Terrence Milka Susan Poutr# Oonigregsftional Church. (Nurs- Alan Press Calvary Church Eugene Rrewer, Minister straitened is the way that Henrietta Menco William Richards erjr. The Rev. Kermeth Steere, leadeth unto life, and few are David Ridolfl (Assemblies of God) ‘ Deborah MlUis Deborah Robsky guest preacher. Sermon: ; '.‘See- ' they that find it," Matt. 7:l3, Patrick Ryan 647 E. (Middle' Tpke. ing and Feeling.” . Coftee hour ® 8..m., Bible Classes 663 3363 3f6366§§6^3336533663 3 6 S'Jg|g g jg'Jg §2§§§'32 K.lrk Nelson David Roger No REFUSE OR RUBBISH 14. When one- h e g ^ to see Mary Norwood Mary Scanlon Rev. K. L. Gustafson, in FeUowship HbU after the.W®® he is wrong in a popularly Melissa Schardt " I Pastor 10 a.m.. Worship. t'A New Lsuri Nyman Cynthia. Sheldon Renay Scheer service. 1 ^ . . I » i ^ i l held view, almost invariably beciarhtion of Independence." collection fn Monday, July 5tlk • Q ) I f f his first Impuhse is to ration Hal Ostrom Rebecca Shook Erika Schleldge 6 p.m.. Worship. " ‘The Face alize that "so many could not Dana Pakalnl^ Dale Sotherland Gary Schmidt 10 a.m., FamUy Worship. Emanuel Lutheran Church be wrong.” Truth is never Mark Quitadaô Rae Strickland Karen Sheldon .^Nursery available. Classes for Church and Chestiuit Sts. Of An Angel." Collections regukiriy schedulikl -for this day determined by a poll, how David Relchlii), George Sweetnam Andrew Slade chUdr^ through Grade 6 dur Rev. C. Hem y Anderstm, 0^ ever, and often is found in Mark Sandall Patricia Talltot Michael Spellman ing message. Pastor Church of the Nasareoe will be mode on Thursday, July 8th. the minority. “ Let God be Donna Smith Karen Tedford Cynthia Sterling Paul A. Holmer, Intom 236 Main St. found true, but every nian a David fencer Cynthia Tlmbrell Mary Stevens St. John’s PoUsh National 8 a.m., Moxhteg Suffrages.' Rev. WUUam A. Taylor, liar," Rom. 8:4. WIHiam D. O'NelE Diane Spencer Ronald Weeks Susan Sturgeon Catholic Church 9 a.m.. Divine Worship with Pastor Theobald Stlmak William J. Wilson Marjorie Taggart Rev. Walterj A. Hyszko, Holy Conuniuilon. Sermon A t ------^ ' o O F C H R I S t Director o f FuMIc W oriis CHURCH Debra\ Tedford Mary Wood Deborah ‘Thomas P a ^ r both services by (Pastor Ander- 10:30 a.m.. Combined Sunday m s Vernon Streets a LorAkll and Susaan Tucker Andrew Wrobel Marcia Virkutis son, "Guidelines for Happl- School and Church Service. Va- Issllliltlii PlMHie: MS-2617 Ann ’Turkington Erin Zlma Thomas White Masses, 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. ness." Nursery for itifante. cation Bible School demonstra-

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«e OB oe o»«4 L U C A ’S MANCHESTER CUSTOM MADE s < i i e is iii -Self-Service MANCHESTER CANVAS AWNINGS Laundromat K Also Beweavtng, MEMORIAL GO. Custom Made SsimfootL Suits, Pants and Opposite East Cemeteiy Coats CHOICE VARIETY 5 o • TaUoring Quality Memorials • Dry iCleanlng Sport and Foreign Car Repair Qualify • Laundry SQtvIoe Over 80 Years’ Esperlenoe I I l l i ^ •'M III u /I |5el sMIFi* f P I T ~ P- SI ’ f 119-118 Spruce St. - / Where can I get my foreign perience on all types' of . For Seafood f i i j Call 649.58G7 Fix Furniture Now eign Cars, now manages United Mancbester . - N. /c a r serviced properly? n ils is ;iiiii;3M*‘ iF M ir ■-■¥:!ftli * f I f d ? I f i?i ’ h ! s Sports Car Repairs’ Cltgo Sta OAK STREET SER U 8 _____ l 4 ! ’ Sb ft 3 . as^w le o ’’ § fe"9ft| ' ______8a's~^______I Drive-In parting A. ADllfiTTL Prop. the question posed by Sports 43 tion Just across the street—an r j Aluminum BoD Up 9 | 9 0 S 9 I I 99 S9' ?|9 i5g|f®99999' 9999 |3f9' plTa9f999 Ff&B9 s9 29 Sgt?9 3fF9999 99999999989ft?99999*^9999 .???999992999£9 Most of us hate to part with . tapestries they have. No I c ^ - Car A Foreign Car owners TEL. 649-9987 Awnlnge \ Harrison St.,^ManoIiester other effort by United, to serve favored pieces of furniture and ' er need you worry about ebbos- every day of the Week! United e Door Oanoplee 111 a a as the result. is we keep putting' Sports C aj Repair, Inc. has its customers properly! (& E « S S SS i s ii. s s s s t s ing • velvet lor this velvet ydll Warren Ledger with a few e Storm Doors ^ i f l | f | 8 off the work. P A M Upholstery the answer! • bomMuatton WIndowa w| not crush or mat; the 'new ny years of experience has become L <5 s (0 3 s i9 ?J?5sSs^ l Osfrinsky Shop offers a mos^ convenient United Sports Car Repair, Reuben Pleu’s Manchester Awning Oe. raff's }*“ 8 B= service to vacationers. Jiiat call lon has a shorter nap and it Inc.,, after ten yejus in East another thorough A reliable me 1 IBS WEST CENTER ST. 3 3>!3 f o STEVENSON’S wears and wears, ^hhsh a piece chanic on hand Ed United to ,if3 $ V a l e r in w a s t e Max Pirog, the owner of the Hartford, has moved to Route Telephone 649-89#! P A M Uphcilstery Shop, the and smooth it out; not a mark 83 in Talcottvllle, Vernon, next serve yon. Texaco Sfafion |M ilj|f|f y^fll \ MATERIALS BstabUsbed IMU -:» e 3 | s number Is 649-6324, and tell him will show. to Vltner’s Garden Center to Volkswagen owners! Experi 381 Main Stioat * u s fK ' s i “ | | l | ,m - ESSO when you plan to be away. He Choose braid or antique n^B serve their customers better. ence does make a difference. • » ■ * S a ' 1 IR O N igP 2 IS j i * 405 MAIN ST. will make arrangements to have to finish your furniture and They have factory trained United Sports Car ItopEdr hsis Phoiw 643-9149 I • P ST* ;gi l l ’ the know how, the tools and UpholstMT f R " g • : H s i hlk?> T EL. 649-5533 your furniture done at this time. when your chair or som is fin mechanics able to service and , : l^ 5 | 8 SCRAP METAL Then when you return' yotir fur ished you will be thrilled with repair all makes of foreign cars. the parts and are now able to Hydrmnuktlo Transmission and l¥H Shim ■ Tunt-Ups Repairing BE-UPHOLSlEBDm f ‘ t s , , I i iii\ i niture will be ready for you, the results. Furthermore, they have exper offer one day service on most !!* l^ ] J! ^ Kill a n m P E R looking like hew, and you will At P A M Upholstery Shop all ienced men, in fact, United Volkswagen Repairs. e Mo d e r n f u r n i t o b b i • EnginG Cleanliig All Work Guaranteed ’ l i s ■§s|§^g§§ f ij If I fa^SSliSEss lli life H i’?9999|9 2 llllfll 181 PABKEB ST. not be inconvenienced by its ab kinds of upholstery is done, from Sports Car Repair men have a In addition to all this, United and ANTIQUES '2 59 Texaco Isibrloatton Servloe e Store Stoole and Boelka Tel. M8-618S or 6IS S819 • Gsiieral Rcpdlrs sence. . antiques to the most modem of combined experieijce of over Sports Car Repair has a parts We Give 3 i,-9 C O n<« Stampe Mr. Pirog has many years of furniture, and the work that is forty years on foreign cars! department with either the • Custom Furniture • Stamps parts in stock for foreign cars SUpbovera and Dtaperise experience in upholstering fur- hidden is done just as careful- Carl Wirtalla, factory trained Made to Order niture and you know that' you . ly as that on the outside. As- an mechanic, with twenty years or the ability to get available Complete Seleettou e( are getting the services of. an example, the 8-knot method of experience on ail types of For parts within one day. Mateclale For proper service on your TOURAINE expert when you have work tying springs is used, and only eign Cars including! Mercedes FREE E8TIMA ViuUdRaib^jUiA. done at this shop, yet ydu will the best in foam rubber—Good- Benz, Porsche, Jaguar, Tri foreign car, German, English, Lower Level of find his prices to be very rea yean umph, Ferrari, Fiat, Alpine, Italian or Japanese, come to PAINTS sonable. If you want custom Many of the newer materials "M. G., Austin Healey, Vclks- United Sports Car Repair, Mon. a Tute. Pd, Sat. PB where experienced men gplve 358 BURNSIDE AYE. furniture, this is the place to go. are protected by Scotch Guard wagen.* Ycu name ■ it, he has FOR BEST RESULTS reliable service. EAST HARTFORD Drive around iiv back of the and this la wonderful where fur-' serviced it! Parkade and you can park right niture gets a lot of use and Tony Tiemann, Factory train Complete tune-ups, BrEukes, 289-6333 in front of the shop. There Is where there are children. SpiUs ed mechanic, wljh over- fifteen Mufflers, Eleotrlcai, Ignitions, GLASS Power and Hand Tods years experience on ail makes carburetlon. Engine overhauls, PAUL'S always ample parking on the wipe up and will not penetrate a For Auto WliulgWoMo Fainting and Decorating lower level of the Parkade and the fabric nor wiU soil. How of foreign cars and as ' with TrEmamiôn Repairs. ' PAINT SUPPLY Tools you are welcome to stop in at ever, you can protect fabric Carl Wlrtallfii—you name it and United Sports Csr RepEdrs’ 645 MAIN STREET • For Store Frontg and ( Garden and Land Tools he has serviced it! Citgo Station has a Carman to all sizes of windows any time. not treated with Scotch Guard 1 M .6 4 9 -D S ^ Baby, Donaehold, Party Jim Bensan, Eight years ex service ail American peets too! and Banquet Supplies by purchasing a can of Scotch s For Table Tops Do you have antique furni Invalid Nm m Guard in an Aerosol can at the ture, or do you collect It? If so P, A M Upholstery Shop. Full OPEN 8 A.BL to 5 PJX. I'it could be a problem to have directions for its use are on tê SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON this upholstered Correctly, but l u T O l i n i v i can and it works like magic.' J. A. WHITE J YOUR not If you take It to the P A M You are most welcome to COMPLETE Upholstery Shop. They do au- yjgit the shop at any time, even Radio for the Week SUPPLIES GLASS CO.. INC. PET CENTER tlientic work un all antique fur- if you are not contemplating 31 BUseli S t — Tel. M9-788S MERCURY niture aijd, imllke some shops, having Emy work done right (These are the basic llsUngs, and Include only those ndws PLUS Travel Agency Canaries —^ Parakeets Mr. Pirog does hand ,iuftlng. now. You will be Interested in broadcasts of 10 or 15 minutes In length. Some stEUiop cany f Troplcâl Fish — Turtles You cEui safely entrust your the SEUnples of work done here, other short newscasts. DaUy sports information <^^be found MACHINE SHOP Complete Sliore and OiBoe 643-9571 Hamsters —- Gerblls prized pieces to the P A M Up- in the materials to be used and on the qports i»agea.) SERVICE , Mixed Breed Pnpples holstery Shop. you wlU get mEiny ideas when REMODELINR Aquarium Accessories, etc. Stop In at the P A M Uphpl- you visit this shop. When you do 10:30 Congressional Report plna Our Own Special Blended , stery Shop and see the shim- have work done, he sure you WINF — 1230 (alteHiate Sindara) Pet Foods e AIBUNES 8:00 The World Tonight 6:00 Reveille OPEN UM.IMITED # STEAB18HIP8 6:16 It's Sports Time 9:00 Rhiuwody ------Matinee Vernon, Conn. 6:30 News of Belli 1 SAT; TO 1 P JL MEMORIAL ' hts at Hartford 878-4840 •n MainC U NSt., L IMancbester F F E 6:20 Phaultleas Ph! h t / 7:00 Lowell Thomd “ Ours y CORNER STORE 7:10 World Wide Sports . (BoaOhjr) 7:20 Jeff Men^l L s Party Goods, Magazines Same u Monday-Saturday listing, MOTOR SALES 11:00 Dave Hudson naeQuaUtv s Groceries, Cold Cuts 12:00 Spopikht except:.-' 1:00 8:00 Religious programs e x p e r t a u t o DODV and s Fruits—^Vegetables SATVBD^ 11:00 Quiet Hours DON WILLIS FEND19B REPAIRS • Greeting Cards Weekend / w n c :00 CBS World- News — 1080 'S iU lO N D S ENAMEL and LACQUER We Depend On Vou . . . (Msadajr-lMdar) 8:16 Weekend 6:00 Toiwn and Country Pleat GARAGE . BRnNISHDlGS liar You Can Depend On Us! 9:00 Wine Cell 6:00 Bob Steele Show JEVISiiffiV 9:30 Arthur Godfrey Tloi.e 18 Main S t. TU. 649-4531 r e a s o n a b l e PRICES 10:00 Art Morgen 10:06 Theatre of Melody BT. 88—VERNON, C O ^ . Open 7 Days A Week 2:00 Weekend 11:06 Jean Colbert Show 11:00 Father Nadolny 12:00 News, Weather • lU noi t Wqtoh R ip>IHgg Spockilliliig In ju st Above the Traffic tUl Midnight 12:00 Spotlight 12:16 Meet Me on the Plasa 1:00 News • Xtee Seleotton of Gifti Olnde 1:00 Slgn-oft 362 Ma!^ ST. 646-0293 SUNDAY 1:16 Mikellne For All OoMMlons BRAKE SERVICE TEL. dtt-etoie 9:30 Arthur, Godfrey Time 3:06 Afternoon BdUlon • Longlne, Rolovn, 10:00 Challenge of Change 6:00 News ' —Stocks, Weather WIMuHMBandr i i is i i i s i i -i- i 11:00 Fkthen Nadolny -6:26 StrlcUy ^ r t s Frant End 12:00 Weekend 7:06 Accent '70 „ ____ _ WntelHr fsssss9issBs9ti§tiS|siS8iSi§||sf|s|!»iafi»si|||'s|9S SEE US FOB QUALITY 6:00 EVice Uie Nation 7:88 E d fw d N.ewman ReDorts 781 MMn St„ MbndmMI ■\ TAIMHtiENG 6:30 American Week Pbeae.Md-5619 Gnnarol Rapair Woifc F R O N T E N D 7:00 Washlnzton Week ANB 7:30 Capitol Cloakroom _ 8 ;U Pop ousneoM 8:30 Hopewell Baptist Church 9:06Nlghtb^ i\ Answers Atpmng Needs 11:00 News, BUstaess. Weather . DYNAMICS MADE 9:30 Revival Time A Patron Any Time 10:00 Revival Time Echoes ll':30 ^ r U Flnm^ X4d BROAD STREET MUSS Have you been putting off gbt- Flexalum and will give you 10:16 Holy Trinity Church 11:30 Other Side of the Day (Behind Dairy Queen) (Sataidajr) • NEW YORK (A‘P) — Instead tings i^wnings for . youiyhouse years of wear. Why not ask to 11:00 Father Nadolny 6:00 TVxim fuxx Catmtr^ - Phooe: 64P4045 12:00 Sign-off of - holding a benefit perform For Ladies and Gentiemen because the weather., has not see them at Mianchester A'wn- 6:00 Bob Steele Show ance during its summer season, Specialising In 10:00 Gardentime V i- , ' Alterations — Cleaning beep too w arm ?‘ Jf 'you wtmt Ing Co.? WDRC — 1360 American Ballet. Tieater will Front nkiii Geometry ..-Repairs (Haadar-Fridar) 10:16 Modem U vkis ^ caiivas awnings tor your home By the way, when placing an 10:30 Saturday Showcase sell special Patron Seats for all Brake Servlqe and •6:00 Bob DeO$1o 10:60 w n c Outdoors tKis year, do n^t put it off any order ' for awnings, remember 10:00 Bob Craig : performances. * Shock Absorbers MANCHESTER 3:00 Dick McDo|ough 11:00 Saturday Showcase 2? 2 9a2a2 2 9 2 99929999|*'.9999229 s2 —Dorelgn and DomesUo— longer or you may find your that you will have to' allow two 12:00 Nesrs, Weather 7:00 Joe Hager ; 12:16 Saturday Showcase , Patron Seats are being sold TAILOR SHOP self g ^ ^ without protection to three weeks for delivery. 12:00 Dick Hartilidl ftJ9> Free Inspection . 1:00 Nesrs for $15, vrtilch is the regular m SPRUGE ST, 949-8164 from^tKe sun hall the summer. •(6:00 on Moodayl . is No Obligation Are you taking down storm (Satarday) 1:16 Your Home Decorator price of $7.96, plus a contrlbu. FRAMtmi 8 8 8 8 1:30 Saturday Matinee Free Paridng The place to go? Manchester sash and replacing it with 6:00 Bob DeCarlo i JOHN TROMZA, Manager 2:00 Opera Uon to the ballet company. Awning Co., 195 W'. Center St., screens? Why go to all this 10:00 Bob Craig 6:00 M^tor CUSTOM R “'4 o P S - very finest canvas for awnings 12:00 Dick Haddad 8:30 Strictly ftwrts 401 replace it with Karey Estate 6:30 Monitor (Sanday) __ . • through Aug. 8. ^’"'1 s K ' l s s that money can buy; conjblnatlon windows and 11:00 News. Weathei mS * *2 | | > I 5 ’ « * 6:00 Religious and public senrloa N«rt Rot A Painting Probiem? We’ii Herp! programming 11:20 ^ r is Final l l I K P i a ^ s | | Adrian St. Pierre, owner of doors? It is not necessary to do 13:00 Other Side of the Day -s? 5 r r § .9 a ® Manchester Awning Co., estab the entire house at one time if 9:00 B ^ t Morgan (Saadsy) gag* P-SBI'P'S 3 i^S'ls'ag* § Bi Service stUl means somethingf to us— and service 3:00 Dick McDoaougb «hCu Manchester Awning Co.- take to show them to you and ex <8 O p lr. M £2 8:30 Eternal Light S.g o ' |l rj s ; f i ■ care of your awnings needs? plain their many superior fei- - 9:06 Moiiitw • 0 J I >a $ . i l l ! a They have many sample books i | . f i H E , !| g .? » h5(b I K'ifriilP^K H I [ lli; f^l .tures. to look at and you are always ■SS.^ , ' One of the "plus” features of IM l i i r .£2 M<« |L% » l 5 | l| l ! „ dMier. welcome to stop in and look Karey Estate is an exclusive, 'o fh ; I ft f II W f them qyer. You can park right ' 'the famed "floating action” ex-, lll„ . I I •’’ f, h : i f |Sf|,f|yB6s w SO 2“(5 •Ijf j [ i |||w li _ r - in fronôf the store, and this panders to compensate for inesj Oft Is one place where parking is changes in the weather; life ?22992^9999 9 2 2 i,9 9 | 9 9 2 E9 ? 2 2 E9 E2 . ' 2 2 222929282252292J p999 never a problem. There are time stainless steel runners tor EXPERT REPAIRS ON FOREIGN GARS M M M ^ S (D

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PAGE,TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ SAfrURDAY, JULY a, IW l Pagfis I I to 20 Section Two SATURDAY, JULY 8, 197i |Ranrl|f9at9r lEuEtittis SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1971 Andover Comment Session Go to Polls, -No Herald South Viet Union Pond Funding The '^pard of’ Directors will cMiduct a public session . On Monday , B oy Struck Tuesday, from 9 a.m. to 11 Farr Urges Official Sees Mr*. Lcttle Q. Power* Due Before Directors a.m, in the BoArd of Direc *1116 Manchester Elvening P ea rl Sees By Lightning M[jra. Lottie Gilbert Powers, tors’ Office in the Municipal Young Voters wjll not print an edition on No Obstacles 83, tormerly of Valley St., died The Board of Directors, when it meets, Tuesday Building to hear comments Monday, in observance of yesterday afternoon at a Map- Independence Day.- B ig T u rn ou t ...... night, will be asked to allocate $50,000 from the Capi- and suggesUohs from the Manchester M a^ r James (Continued from §age One) In Storm chester convalescent home. public. The staff of The Herald ex Mw.* Pw erTy^ bo^rAp tal Improvement Reserve Fund to pay the cost of re- Parr has haUed the ratification tends wishes to all for a the q[>portunlty, to exploit the of the asth Amendment to the Against Tax niurflday’s storm caused ^®- Orange, and pairing Union Pond Dam. The meeting will be held at pleaswt, meaningful and prisoner of .war problem for this United Coiuaitution ^vlng safe - holiday. Drive care- ■ome havoc in Andover when *'®'' *“ ® *** ^ _ in the . Munipiiial___ _ Building Hearing Room, Administrators Aseociaticn. these between the aares of 18 ’The president of the Connecti some navocîn Anaover, wnen w m p tmotw. ------fuUy. proposal.” The State Water Resources - — — - — !> The a«:reement provides 6 per and 21 the rialtt to vote in local On the third Viet Cong p r i m cut Taxpayers’ Association is an 11-year-old boy, visiting her of Calvary Church. Ciommiaalpn has __ ordeiyed the P*y Increases for the ad- «ento ona -I state and federal, elections — as al that the Vietnamese solve piedlctliiig that 8,000 to 6,000 friends on Long Hllt -Rd., was ûrvlvoia are a sister. Miss. to-râblUtate the 70 vear' ministrators. recogniUon of the concern , persons will answer his call Jolted by a shock when get- Hazel A. Gilbert of Manches- nid-^dam Plnns are to® ido the ^ The directors wlU also be ask ^ ® memorandum to the di- young peo^rie have 'demonstrat- their own problems, Ky said: .^ng a drink of water. ter; and two brothers, Clayton «htn- Plans ed- to approve the transfer of- rectma, ■ Weiss notes that town ed in community affairs. Scientist "I mmithmed tiilg problem on Wednesday for a noon demon- A. Gilbert of Manchester and^ work this summer. ^90,000 to the Capital Improve- sdmlnlstrators received only a In a statement Issued today, âqies Barton, of Mathieson Dec. 9, 1968, when 1 arrived at - strotlon on the grounds of the Dr., h k d ^ n e to the sink for a Harbld Gilbert of Kearney, In recent bidding on the, pro- ment Reserve Fund and then 4 gg^t increase and says, he has called cn AH in the 18 to Orly airport as the first over-all State Capitol, to protest the N. J. ject, the low bid frem Penetryn will be asked to aUocate the « i fpol that serious attention 21 age group to exercise their R u led In supervisor for the South Viet drink of water,, when a light- adoption of a staLs income tax. Funeral services will be Systems Inc. of Everett, Mass, money for utility Installations to should be given to the inequities new rights and to register as namese delegation at the IParis ,ning bolt evidently hit a pole and to urge Gov, Thomas Mes-,> peace talks. Afterwards, I ap or wires and troVeled thniueh Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at $76,010. Penetryn’s price *or Sheldon Rd. The m « e y wotUd that exist between these educa- voters, so that they may vote C ontem pt kilt to veto it. to the sink where it knocked Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ®*i optional item in the contract be reimbursed to the town by tlonal positiens and positions of hi the November elections. pealed several times that we Gov. Meskill already has.said James un r o n L o u r S ^ Main St. Burial will be Eart was $6,000 which would bring abutting property ovmers. TOe equivalent rosponslblUty in the Farr’s statement foUows: Vietnamese sit together to Pearl of Manchester, Jimmy was treated and releas . ______^ ^ that he and Walter Senkow, Other BiisIneM president of the state associa Albert W. JIavi* engineer, will probably Other items on the agenda In- theroby extending the voting - non-Oommunlst “ ed and is currently enjoying his "^Destination tion, has labeled the income tax righto to mW ons of citizens be- Vietnam and be wUUng to ac-> ..... peace " pr^>oeal ’ re- new status as a suiylving elec E U iTNOTON — Albert Wil- meet with Water Rei^Mirces elude: proposal a “ flagrant disregard 11am Davis, 70, formerly of Ell- Commission members next week 1) -An addltionsd appre^riation trocution victim. ^ e e n the ages of 18 and 21 to cept a coalition government in ^ âslc change from and disrespect for the people’s Ington, died yesterday at a to try to set limits on the scope of $500,000 to the 1971-72 Ca|dtal Further Storm Calls Is Ui|kno\m l^ a l elrotionh^ Salgrai that Included elements of previous Communist proposal*. rights.” Manchester convalescent hom e.' of the project, limits which Improvement Reserve B^lnd foe Chief Josebh Armstrong '.of ***® '^‘®‘ newspaper He said, however, that the South Pearl, who claims the associa Mr. Davis was born Feb. 12, O’llolll hopes will bring the the northeast sewer interceptor (Continued frohi. Page OneJ oral of M a n c h ^ f l j^ t h eald. Vietnamese government is the 'Andover Volunteer Fire tion has moTie than 60,000 mem 1901. in Ellington and had lived price belpw the $50,000 alloca- and the secondary sewage treat- 001,1 consistently dem- -phe Times said that while ..Btudvliur the new nroDOsal bers, claims also that he has Depa^rlentjepêd^thathjg'^fe in the greater tion. Soiite of the savings ment plant. ’The appropriation women and cWfelrw,’ isaid onstrated-a genuine concern for McNamara’s disillusionment proposal petitions totaling about 200,000 ing the storm ’Ihursday thbre ____ O’Neill anticipates will result would be financed from a state M}ss Garza, "But it didp’tIdb t do community affairs and a note- ^ th the war was reported pre- -.j,.,------^ maintain always our signatures, all opposed to the were four false alarms from survived bv a brother having tov^ forces do grant and federal grants. any good.'* worthy willingness to pertici- vlou^y, the Pentagon study ^ j , income tax.' the new fire panel at the school ----- Joseph R. Davis of HarUord’: work. " - 2) “nie proposed transfer of “ i wag abcard- the plane P®'^® ^ **‘® **®^ "fully dpeuments” It for the He said he did not submit the and another one at 1 a.m., all P__ ___ , Original estimates on tite-pro- $38,880 from Sewer Fimd unap- 2t4 hours ” she said. '”The hos- '*'^8**^ ^ vote' thould be viewed fj^st time. * ^ ^® ^®*’ *l'*’®ugh negotiat- petitions to the governor and the presumably due to the storm. and t'wo sistera, Mrs. Richard Hillerniiiei- ofor Prog^ressi-roHresB avb Ave., Rock-iukk- -Ject were as low ------,_propriated surplus to the 1971- tesses treated me cordlaMy and ®®'?' recognition of their efforts. oda of O’Neill explained, but that was "72 Sewer Reserve Fund lor sew- only at'first was I afraid. Later * ehtiiusiastlcaUy welcome our than six pages today to analysis The new NLF (National Liber- IHnH vine, ana JHTS. jonn WOOUS Ol _____ i______j ______, _____ . „ ■' . . . . _ -un.,na- to fhol<- i-nlo __ I ___ U_. -___ ntinn nvonfl luui no. dicated for we*ks that he would, kind. Wethersfield befijre the water was lowered at er installations on Overlook and they gave me soft drinks—I yc“ *'g fcltlzens to their new role of tmd pai'tial texts from the ®tlon Front), plan ha* not because “ it appeard that the ^ me ' the dam. Howev*r, even a first Greenwbod drives. ’These sewers don’t remember how many— p^riclpation in town al- study, which la a history erf changed significantly from past drive for an income tax had been ,- last night the .Andover firemen ^-.t^VMlde services MdU be bidding on the project last fall were the subject of a controver- and they calmed m e ” fairs. ^ American Involvement in Viet- others, but we are studying it Eight High School Students Complete Nurse Aide Training stopped.” ^ stayed on a standby basis from , . . “ 3® ®“ * , ® ® •‘w bid of $27,600. The sy earlier this year. The dlrec- o ,. wiarfcers “ The right to have a full voice „am until 1968. McNamaiu, wow carefully and wlU make a for- Pearl said that one of the 3 6:15 to 9:30 p.m . for the town scope of the project has been in- tors decided to inOtoU the sew- ^ ooo of the mnsom *be affairs of Manchester and president of the World Bank, ««P>y at the Paris cotrfer- Eight area high school sto.- Woodcock, daughter of Mr. and field of 'Vernon Rd., Bolton and winter term. Most of the speakers at the Wednesday rally of Columbia. ’The Columbia Fire lln,. pastor of the RockvUle ..jh Unit- creased since then. ers at theme town’slown s cosi.cost. ..jjg jjjg » money was to pay the nation simultaneously means i;i.'iiuiut»iuiicucommissioned theme auiuystudy whUe ence.” dents received diplomas yestei*- Mrs. James F. Woodcock of 76 ’The student* 'will continue to graduates plan to pursue med- will be Vivian Itellems of Ston- Department members last night ®f M®tJ>odlst Church, will offl- $6,000 In Fund Those with abutting property - ghock and compensate ***® assumption of greater re- he was defense secretary. IGsslnger arrived about 8 :30 day after completing a basic «®"*®" «• : I ^ ® ^ DlSimone, work at the hospital this summer leal and nursing careers after ington, th'e long-time leader in attended the wake of a former ^ ®‘ About $6,000 remains in the wUi be assessed if they tap into my attitude ” She said’ sP«»»stblUty. I am confident that BOSTON (AP) — The Boston a.m. at Saigon’s Thn Son Nhut , .J » . , sett of Mr. and Mrs. Rocco J. (»i the day and evening shift, graduation from high school, the baittle against tax partiality fire chief______in that town.____ Whlte'-Gibaon Funeral Capital Improvement Reserve the line. gjjo turned the money over to a y°“"F citizens are fully pre- Globe, In another account based airport where he was met by course in nurses aide training uisimone of 46 Fulton Rd.; and after school during the falL (Herald, iôto by Bucelviclus) to married persons. Today, members of the .Ando- 65 Elm St.,.--'Rockvllle, Fund for the Union Pond Dam “rhe project was bid recently representative of the Mexican meet the challenge now cn the secret Pentagon Vietnam U.S. Ambassador Ellsworth at Manchester Memorial Hospi- Paula Haldeman, daughter of Pearl said that others expect Mietzner in Drummers Hall of Fame ver Fire Departineht -and the charge of anangemento. work. The directors earmarked in three parts. Two parts of the attorney general because' “ I *®c*»>g them. study, said today that the en- Biiqk^ and Gen. Creighton W.- tal. Mr. and Mr*> Ronald Haldeman driven by Dorothy H. Bujaucius ed to participate are State Heps. Peter F. Mietzner of 24 Trotter St., a drummer for 65 years, recently received women’s auxiliary will be par this money after the Water Re- contract were awarded and the don’t think the money belongs to „ ®"» esp ecl^ y plowed that clave-theory being pnqxHmded Abrams, the commander of Training began In January, of 21 Westminster Rd.; and of 408 Vernon St. Thomas Donnelly, R, of South this trophy and citation in honor of his election to membership in the Hall ticipating in Columbia’s annual sources Commission ordered the third will be rebid. The total me.” - Governor Mesklll signed the blU in 1966 had been Implemented a American forces in Vietnam, and they attended class once a Marian Connolly, daughter of Drug Center Windsor; Marilyn Pearson, R, of Fourth of July i>arade. repairs. cost of the two contracts equals A n o th e r commercial flizht automatically confers full year earlier, tiien dropped at Kissinger leaves Saigon Mon- Stratford; and John Carrozz*lla, of Fame for Military Drummers. The board of directors of the Drum Major week after school for a total of Mrs. James W. Oon- ’Ihe. Drug Advisory Center On Charter oak St., near Andover traditionailly spon Depending oh what work the the proposed appropriatiem. b r o u g h t 73 nrf the hllacked r ^ - ®P®** those, who have al- the urging of Gen. William C. day and -will stop at Bangkok, D,. of Wallingford: AU voted Bayrd Memorial. Association recognized the “ poet-drummer’s” selection at a . 48 hours. In additiem, t ^ stu- nolly ot 648 Keeney St. in Jesse Lee House at 48 Spruce at 4:64 this morning, sors a parade on Memorial WRC requires, the project might tlwis to the 1971-72 Education from M on'eney to San ^ “^y enrolled as federal elec- Westmoreland, U.S. commander New Delhi and Rawalpindi be- a car driven by David W. against the income tax provi ceremony held at the New England Military School in Byfield, Mass. Mietzner dents worked Saturdays and Also, standing (left to right), Hartford Rd., Is' observing sion. Day,' at which time members include drilling holes In the dam - tion to the 1971-72 Education ^tr^nlo where they were ques- tbey will not be required in Vietnam. fore flying on to Paris. He is ex- during school vacations gaining Barbara Pristula, daughter of Porter of 93 Sycamore St. hit a is originally from Moodus where he began drumming as a child. He was a of the Columbia Fire Depart the foUowlng schedule; Pearl said he expects mem- The town firemen put out a ®nd filling them with either Budget, both to be financed by Hrned bv U.S. Custems and FBI ^ anything further to secure Gen. James M. Giavln, a pected bo return to the Western clinical experience for another Mr. aijd -Mrs. Edward Pastula, Monday through Saturday, light pole. Firemen were called, member of the Drum and Fife Corps there and for more than 50 years was a ment usually pcuticlpate. the new voting righto. World War airborne ofticer White House in California about bera of-many of the state’s lo- car fire at 622 W. Middle ’Tpke. reinforcing bars, pressure grout state g^rants. They sure; agents, n $0 hours. 2061 ElUngten Rd., South Wlnd- 10 a.m. to 10 p.m! member of the Connecticut Spirit of ’76. The surviving member of the local yesterday afternoon at 12:45, or both; chipping away deter- A) $1,560 for the vocaticmal "I look forward to working who is now president of Arthur July 12 to report directly to Nix- Mrs. Mary Sterud, MMH dl- ggr; Nancy Easley, daughter of A teleidione backup ser had“ “ spilled . r r over " the interior. z and. washed down gasoline at. loroted concrete, putting 'wire on education program, wlth our newly eligible voters D. Little Inc., a C am brige re- on. be in the protest rally. “Spirit of ’76,” Mietzner was named ancient drummer of the year in 1960 at rector of nursing, presented the Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Easley, vice is available Monday Harry Relnboro, president of age 65. A retired toolmaker, he. has drummed at several commemorative cele an accident on Charter Oak the chipped surface and spray- B) $2,000 for the "Right to as Manchester plans for the search firmy'discussed the en- U.S. troop strength In Vlet- - GOMPLAINTS FDA Presses Game To Help diplomas to: . of 66 Oliver Rd.; Victoria Park- through Saturday from 6 the Manchester Property Own brations on the east coast and throughout the state. (Herald photo* by Buceiviciu*) St. at 4:68 this m o rn ^ . ing on a new gunite surface; Read” program. seventies. I earnestly hope that clave strate^ in a 1966 article nam now stands at about Seated (left to right), ICathy er, daughter of Mrs. Marilyn E. p.m. to 3 a.m. Sometime Thursday, some . 4) Proposed additional ap- -*s many of our young people as in H oip ^ ’s magazine, 235,000, from a peak of 543,000 a ers Association, has asked local ------Parker of 60 Williams St.; and For drug advisory infor one broke into an Oakland St. ' ^ proprlation to the 1971-72 Capl- Jimmy Fund members to take part in the Search F or phoslble win exercise their right The theory called for the mill- little over two years ago. Nixon Oynthia Butterfield, daughter mation, call: 647-9222. apartment and wrote q)>scen- Cal.; kenneth U. Moule, Ware cott Dr.; Floyd J. Russell, Etest tal Improvement Reserve Fund _ . . . , „ A andxpf" ^^ber.’ Dr. and Mrs. Robert K. Butter- sections of the ■’ coqilitry—en- ing cut to 184,000 by Dec. 1, and THE mlnske, 463 Griffin Rd., South AUo, WUUam R. McLeod, Old Gleason St. and Oakland Ter soft-ball game will be held at Hospital Notes Suspect Soup Fitzgerald Memorial Field, clkves—preferably aông- the has said he will make a further Sometime yesterday a mini- Windsor. Saybrook; Mrs. Monica Belan F ire w p rk s Sho\Y^ race. ’Ihe money come from ’Tuesday night, Aug. 16. Dona- coast. Basically, a defensive announcement on the wlUidraw- bike was stolen from a Galway Jobs Measure Also, Gordon Leeke, Glaston ger, Pine Lake Shores, Coven the unimproved-roadway ac (Oonttnued from Page One) containers have been me€unire, it allowed - for occa- al program in November, BIKE SHOP St. home. VISITING h o u r s ' bury; Janice Harmaford, 98 try; Mrs. Ruth E. ’TuiUngton, ] count which gets a small sum , , ____ P oin feS jiU NMW! E X em N Q rional thrusts into the country- The current timetable is run- 257 SPRUCE ST. Before Nixon Intermediate Care Semi Berkeley Dr., Vernon; Joseph 49 Nye St.; WlUiam W. Flaher, Wednesday before he died bore lor r e . * ARRESTS Yesterday afternoon, a wal' private, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 B. Melberg, East Hartford; the lot number V-141-USA-71. Set Tomorrow various business establishments side on search-and-destroy or ning ahead of schedule, and NATURAL HEALTH East Hartford; Jennifer A. BurL in town. WASHINGTON (AP) — A p.m. - 8 p.m .; private rooms, Mrs. Marie Miller, 466 Adams Warnings have been sent to A proposed allocation of i^preparatlon for the leukemia Unclarified rescue missions. some sources say strength will New - Used - Trades POOD SHOPPE Jean P. PeUetter, 31, of East *®t containing a dollar was stol Hartford; Beth Carroll, East ■u i. t..* u i. Weather permitting, the annual American Leirion ‘"nie enclave strategy actual- actually be cut to as low a* Granby, chaiged with failure to en from a Globe Hollow swim reported minimum cf 7200 public 10 a.m. - 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. • 8 St.; Henry Stansfield, 66 San - Rentals mer. Hartford; Mrs. Amelia A. Brez- »t 9 at Mt. Nabo will ’This year’s double header will ly -vraa ordered into practice by 160,000 by Dec. 1 . AT'TBJB obey state traffic control sig service Jobs wlU be created in p.m. ford Rd.; Mrs. Rita M- Stino,. niak, 27 WaddeU Rd. Service All Blakes Pediatrics: Parents allowed Brandy’ St., Bolton. delphia, Baltimore. Washington, ®Independence Day, imurovemente ^ ^ ^ a c o n ^ . On Tax Bill the Johnson administration at ------nals, yesterday morning at E. J PARKAOE Sometime ~ T h ^ y night ^ ® ® « ® “ t “ President Nixon any timb teccept noon - 2 p.m.; Bnt’THS -'YESTERDAY : A son Also, Mrs. Janet Hanley, 22 Birminîam, Albuquerque and the 195th birthday of the United States. ’nus road and the two roads the April 1905 Honolulu, Confer 9 - 8 D A IL Y Center and Lenox Sts. Court someone broke a windshield teto law the emergency Diane Dr.-; Mrs. Meryon 8 ,- Hartford in a fast-pitch game. (Continued from Page One) ence,” ’The GlohO said.' "It was UGOETT PHAlOlAGY others, 2 p.tn. - 8 pjn. to Mr. and Mrs. Petpr ^ e ; East Houston. The explosion of an aerial ------above were the subject of a re- dote July 19. ■Wiper on a car parked on Park Jobs program passed by both Miner, 23 Earl St., RockvUle; '^^nter Billiards team of Man- in effect within weeks. A irlin er 9-5 SATURDAY Self Service: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.; Hartford. Although the FDA has issued * P-™- signal that' be sold. The legion hopes to at cent request by residents in that St. houses of C o n ^ ss, Republican Mrs. Catherine Fagan, SpRim; -.ihester will also participate. ’These features of the- Connec- 4 p.m. • 8 p.m. a recall oiêr for 6,444 cans, it “ *® “ “ W will go on. If it rains, least get enough money to pay area that the town pave the ______•-______"But while the administration EVank L. Hasting, 27, of Cov ------Congressman Robert Steele said .d isc h a r g e ^:) THURSDAY: Gary J. RUey, OIa*t(iabury; The first year the Jimmy “ L® Intensive Care and Coronary appears that additional lots also jMsplay is scheduled for expenses. If there Is a profit, it streets at no cost to the abut- p„„“ ,® Olmlted progressivlty-that ws^ Implementing this iw^dlng M issin g entry, charged with failure to Last night a tape deck was Ertday. / Thomas B. Young, 237 Lake Lauralynn A. CUlmarthi, 78 Judy Monday; vrtli 'tm tera 'Tha '*ima game was neia, proceeds . action. Westmoreland was pre- obey a stop sign, failure to car Care: Immediate family cniy, Rd., Andover; John R. Morl- may be.ccntamlnated. will go into the legion’s com- tors. The directors agreed to is—the fact that the top' rate action, Westmoreland was pre- stolen from a car parked at the The $2.5 blilion nationwide pro- a m time, limited to five iiiiii- Lane, South WlitiMbr; Miaureen The New Tor* StatO Health ™ ® display wlU be the 18th munlty ser^ce fuiwh . do this. '^®f® is 6 per cent. P®rto«r ® Ple» *»»« president ry license, anti making imnec- Forest ^ v e m ph Main St. gram would hire persons in coni, 28W Center St.; Nlckolas Mulcahy, EUirt I^rtfoid. In F lig h t ess*xy noise with a motor ve li ^ . Rinaldi Jr., 361 .Oakland Rd., Department says Bon Vlvant ®* ML Nebo. Every year for on Monday the - Municipal --Unimproved------~Road - “ *® fnr thia vaar'a While it Is trtie that tile peTOon which would reverse our pcs- — — schools, hospitals, parks, police • Maternity: Fathers, 11 n.iii. ■ Also, Mrs. Thea L. Wood, 28 manufactures vichyssoise under few years had been Rniiiurt date July 19.- ard Rd., Vernon; Jbim Ratti, chael Macomber and sen, Dob O f N atioij Man Arrested Escalation and the U.S. take- but the copilot was an Ameri- THDR WORK FOR YOUR SATBEAGIQH Asking Gifts American Club are; North- are locked during the night son Rd., Vernon; Mrs. OrvUle come will contribute. FV>od will vending machines In the lobby. ®"‘* improvements to the 11- n. v r v v ax over of the land war began soon can, Jack Raymond Spence, Pits lOX OR pw |0N H S_^» South; Clem Hitchcock and WlL RFD 1, East St., Hebron. L brary. The money will come Members of Sunset Council, shift. Cle\MlBnd and son, 14 Aljiine (Continued from Page Onb) M l SnUN « MiiVIOOIW ON Ml WMR OOIIBWO liar ACCIDENTS A group has been in town so- mer , Curtiss, (irst; John pescy from income of the library trust Degree of Pocahontas, will meet In Bank Holdup , afterward. The Globe s^d. new a resident of Yokohama. DISCHARGED 'YESTERDAY: St.; Mrs. Walter Dean and Gen. Gavin said Friday, ’rtie The Maritime Safety .Agency < P lt RNN 8T0IAPR lUASOWHUl At Tolland Tpke. and Buck- uciung cash donations to under- and Louis Halpryn, s*e6nd; Patients Today: 232 fund. tonight at 7:16 at the Holmes Ronald R. Rickard,' 174 Cooper daughter, Lebanon; Mrs. iMedtford Evans, the first of (BRIDGEPORT (AP) — A '21- Globe reported, that he realized sent patrcl^boets to .search the land St., yesterday afternoon at ^^yrite baseball ticket expenses Donald Lewis and Mylqs'Walsh, mn terii 7) A proposed supplemental Funeral Home, 400 • Main St., 402 WEST MIDDLE lURNPIKI ADMITTED 'IpSTEJRDAY: St.; Mrs. Josephine A. Deuel, ert Ward and daughter, the evening’s speakers, told Dean Ferin Earns PhD, year-old Stratford man was arin 1966 that enclaves were set sea off Hakodate: 649-5559 2:20, a ccdllslon involved an im- for disabled veterans and a third. water assessment of $200.81 on to pay respects to the late Mrs. James E. Charron., Glaston VTndham; Donald E. Paganl, 63 Hartford. ^ appreciative audience tha rested early Saturday and up. He said he called public at- The YSll Is a tuboprop plane lABKADE OIAIIERS identified vehicle, and a car check by the Chamber of Com- Also, East-West; WilUam RU- bury; Suzanne V. Davis, 39 Gerard St.; Mary F. Tedford, "puMlc schools have been our - Spencer St. property of Capital Katherine Ruttgers, a member. charged with robbing the Main tentlon to the strategy in the built by Japan’s Nippon Aero- Also, Mrs. Wesley Brawn and Topic—ic— HiHtghRisk Student Region Development Corp. of — ______£______1_ n»®«!® has tailed to turn up m yn s and William Gordon, first; Main St., TalcottvlUe; Susan M. 642 Birch Mt. Rd.; John W. greatest venture into social- \ Street office of the State Na- magazine article because he plane Mnufatk-uriiig Oo. \ daughter, Glaatonto^ ism.” Hartford. Original assessment The past Presldente ^ toe ^ authentic sponsorship for the andM rs. Paul Barton, sec- Duprey, 86 . Lake St., South VTlkinson, 48 Keeney St.; Karen Robert H. Fenn of 43 Com- A YSU crashed off Matsuya-; -Arguing that private schools „ _ „ ■ . . on the property was $2,720, but of the American Legion Auxili- Tuesday ^ 1 J end; Ed Conway and Satya Windsor; Mary Elckert, 333 Bid- Shirghio, WiUimantic; Lawrence the Idea. nia, southern Japan, in 1966,' The chamber investigated p.™ m j third are “ the free enterprise answer ®'®^* ’ «®®u "P* f®®ulty at o n oH -tifaffnanf In fVio o m m isif o «« ** weU St.; KeUy A. ElngUsh, 37 Edwards, WiUimantic; James A. an adjustment in the amount of ary will meet ’Tuesday at 8 p.m. through such source.s as the Bet- ’ ' j *1. Detectives said the suspect, “ They’re toUowing that atrat- Wiling 60 persons.^ <3ook St.; Maria H. Georges, Barron, 13 Ehierson St. to the crisis in education,” Manchester Community College, ‘®®'-®®®®^ - ®t the home of Mrs. Edward was“ ^ ^ est^ 'in ter Business Bureau and vet- **^® O P ^ A L L D A Y 8) Consideration of resolutions ■Walters, 12 Pearl St. z , egy now and that’s the key to East Hartford. Also, Nsqx>leon O. Aubut, 647 Evens said compulsory school today received a PhD at corn- erans organizations. Manchester fridge Club, is .S u n d a y which would allow dancing and ----- . Norwalk, where he was living guccessof withdrawal,” he said, Main St.; Mrs^.Maritm O. Mes attendance is “ Involuntary ser- mencement exercises of Lau-. temporarily, with, the- aid of ..jjj i Ît the Chinese The ' S ^ T u s t . a poet ot- P'®y®^ ®®«h ®‘ « p m. at AUso, Mrs. (Barbara L. Gold, vitude in vlc^tion of the U.S. rence University in Sarasota, concerts in town on Sunday. The Clvitan Club of Manches- Rockville 59 (Berry' Rd.; Mrs-. Selma L. sier, Amsten; Lawrence C. Glea A .M .I0 9 P.M. Norwalk police about 2:66 a.m. ôuld step in if we tried to,- flee box in West Hartford as "Jhei club, 136 Eld^dge St. Play Constitution. . .and in addition, Fla. M]t» President Frederick Danclng and concerto on Sunday ter will meet Tuesday at 12:16 Gorman, 70 Unden St.; Lisa A. son, Old Kent Rd., RED 4, Rock- Further details on the arrest launch' s ground offensive. ’Ihi*' well as two Manchester tele- “ open to the public, it is child labor-” W. Lowe Jr., a member of the are prohibited by state statute p.m. at Willie’s Steak House, Hospifkl Notes Hassett, Laurel WoodsDr., Bol 'vllle; Barbara Kuntz, St. Louis, iflTHUR ORUll were not immediately available. i„ fact, a war vrith Red phone numbeni. Although no _ Laurence faculty and wxe of unless a local-., legislative -body 'Visiting b oon u e ..U M to 8 known reputable veterans asso- Results te a Thursday mom- ton; Anne C. Neill, Carmel, Mo.; Joseph A. Gallant, 89 Ol- specifically allows it. lor -.9 totm ^*^ ® "®^‘* the-^money had not china. If Ho Chi Mlnh wanted. Camp Kennedy Dr. Penn’s dissertaticHi advisors, Mr. and Mrs., John Kacmar- been recovered. the Chinese would'have come p.m. in all are** e x c ^ . inn- elation is sponsoring this solid- duidl<».te bridge game at delivered the main address. Da'vgid Woodbury, owner of czyk of 81, S®**®*tor Rd. spent Haynes was being h^ld^thout j,, .. . tofnlty----- ^ , w ben titoy . a n f to 4 tation, several hundred dollars Holiday Lanes 1 are Mrs. Paul Opens Tuesday Dr. Penn’s dissertation was David’s in the Parkade, has re- last weekend in Brattleboro. Vt.j gond. 1 Gavin said he discussed this 6566 8 p.m» have been donated by business- Wlllhide and inmald Wlllhlde, “ ’The Effectiveness of Intense quested the change so he can for a . reunion 'with some of the The bank was held up shortly Westmoreland in Vietnam ~ men lit the RockvUle, Vernon ttrst; Mrs. Burton Smyth and Mhnehester’s Camp Kennedy Academic Remediation and run a varied series of Sunday members of the 2nd U.S. Cal- before noon by a man w?ho hand- jjj but “ in those days you and Manchester areas. R.B. Wadsworth'; 'second; r will open at 9 a.m. 'Tuesday for Counseling on High-Risk Stu- programs this summer. vary Machine Gun ’IVoop w ^ h ,ed a note to a teller demanding iust didn’t question them.” Admitted Thuraday: Edward Persons receiving solicitations Miss Edna Parsell and Mrs. ito eighth consecutive year of dents Admitted to Manchester 9) A proposed revision to the' served during World War I. The money. Altiiough the robber dls- ’ tlocha. Maple St., Manchester; requests of this kind are re- Thomas Hooker, third; Mrsj Gus PlUau, HarUMd; Daniel SWIM iiu YOUR aw m operation. It will close Aug. 1 3 ,'Community College.” It .was town Housing Code. The technl- men had been stationed for played no weapon, he warned minded to ask the solicitor for Richard Terhune and Mrs. Jo- ReveUese, Pearl Dr., Vernon; / after three sessions of two weeks based' on a two-year study of cal change would correct re- about a year at Ft. Ethan Allen that he was armed. The teller two identification credwtials, ®®I^ MoEleney, fourth, Sourdes Say: Frieda Nelson, Atirain Ave„ and ®®®t*' a group of students who partlci- ference to a state statute. in Vermont, before sailing placed a small stack of bills on namely, a poUce permit and an The game is played each 10) ’The appointment of a March 17, 1918 for France. The the counter, and the ' robber Neil Macintosh, Sand HiU Rd., approval letter from the Cham- Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at Holi- The camp for retarded chll- pated in a special program to both Ellington; C hri*t(êr Sey dren is situated on a knoll over-, prepsre them for college work, membbr to the-Human Relations regiment was decorated by the the mrnev apd fled on H o le in C abin ber of Commerce. day Lanes, Spencer St. Play is ,, Commission to ’fill the unexplred French government while in foot toward the city railroad sta- mour, Berkley Dr., Vernon; ------. ' open to the public. looking Globe Hollow Swimming At MOC, Dr. Fenn is responsi-, Roland Proulx, Eastford; Nancy PoM 8 A M ^ 9 P.M. Many a silent tear, eral studies in 1948 and an Wilsbn o f. Dartmouth - Coller'e one to take her place. ful,V Rich said. ‘"They might sit out,there this spaoe laboratory experiments tered the| slu^ to And equlp- ReetsMA Cevsatry 0523$ But always A beautiful memory SPECIAL BALES THEOUGHOUT TEE STORE Of the one we loved so dear. MS in* education In 1954, both and Walter L. Loomis of low* 18) Approval of the agree- ElUngten, 72,: aaid optimtoti- year and next year they’ll buy a so convincingly and successfully ment to repair a^nat tire on 1^ from Tri^ty College. He has State College, which was pub- ment between the Board of Ed- cally: "There whl be this kind ticket. If. they keep the^ ears beguni by the three cosmo- motorcycl^’- which was parked Sadly missed. 50t MIDDLE-TURNPIKE Daumiers and sons. don* additional graduate work lished last year. ucation and Manchester School of music as long as people want vpen, they’ll get to like it.” nauto,” Kaminski said) ’ outside. \ Sj, ./

i) 'N ^ ' PAGE TWELVE M A N Ctt5!I^R EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1971 PAGE THIRTEEN ■ ■ I -J ■ Salt Prices EffediYS Greek Grqup thru Wed., July TMi! Market V o c a l i i ^ s WmiiB QVAMTinBS'LASt! Ends Oil In English ' OPEN on By AllSON LERRICK. SUNDAY Upside PARIS (AP) — Named for NBJW YORK ~{AI») — Stock ‘.the gipddess of love and beauty f O ff o u r Regular Low and beaidea we had to choose JULY 4lh market prloeq ended this week something,” the Aphrodites on higtser ground through a talk to each other , In SUNDAY & TUESDAY ONLY! pfCompora#/ve Values o r JO AM to 10 PM down-trend developed In trading Greek, their friends In French late In the week. and sing in English "because n ie Dow Jones average o< *0 after Arabic It'^s the most musi SHOP SUNDAY ALL DAY - 10 A. M. -10 P. M. fManufacturers List Price Our Rog. Low *5 cal language.” - '' CZ3 D B3 KIB Industrial stocks gained 18JH After deciding “ Greece was* Girls' Dresses, points' to 890.16. At midweek the • too small,” the Aphrodites left HOT PANTS blue-chip Indicator had risen their natal shores three years Dress-Pants ^ LBS TB some 20 points but much of that ago bound for Ghigland, “which OUTFITS advance later was depleted • by happened to be nearer than profit-taking and Investor con CA America,” explains Vangelis s & Slack Sets cern about the economy. "Monsieur Papa” Papathanas- ,^6olume was light most o< the siou, the pc^ group's leader and Regularly as High as^24 Rescular to $5 week. Hiere were 62.72 mlHlon composer. shares traded on the Big Board, Unfortunately, their stc^raiver compared with 66.28 million in Paris landed in the midst of Pant Shifts shares the previous week. the May 1968 riots and, with no_ ELEGANT AREA RUGS The largest turnover during way out, /they settled down with diid Shifts^ ' the week was Wednesday's 16.41 true Greek fatalism. You Save up to MO! million shares. The lowest vol Since then, the French, Ital ume came during Monday's ses ians, Swiss, Germans and Scan sion when a scant 6.8 million dinavians have carried off more Rugs that will enhance any room in your home. Styles you shares changed hands, weakest ' than three million copies of Uie You Savo *2 ■ turnover since last Nov. 16 when Aphrodite's six ailbums, among love like Indian peasant ^gs, Whot o buy! FobHcs/ 9.28 million shares were traded. them “Rain 'and Tears,” "It's nylons, cottons and m or^ niiew •fylet ond ^ o ra golore "After the almost 10O-]poiht in two piece dress ond Exciting two piece seH Five O’ao ck ” and “I Want To with sleeveless, V-neck decline In the Dow averages Live." and exciting colors, sizes pant sett and new dress Slip into summer comfort are available at -this price - styles for girls, sixes 4 to in one of our pant shifts tope and motching '/Hot since the late April highs, the As an "English group,” even 3, 3-6X, and 7-14. X of cotton with bright Ponts" In o large os- market was entitled to a sharp if Greek, the Aphrodites cash in 4x6' & 6x9'./^ poftoms in your favorite sortment of color prints color cembinotiens.- ond solids. Sixes B-16. rtdly, and It had just that on on the prestige attached to any 10-1R. Tuesday and Wednesday,” said thing Anglo-Saxon here. “iBut :0LEC0 POOL Robert Stovall, an analyst for frankly, their English isn't quite This Is a Reynolds k. Co. good enough for America,” ad 10 ft.x24 in. size with squared top sleei ^ Sleeved Shirts ' raiis and steei verticies. Vinyi iiner with Sleeveless Shells Peasant Blouse Stovall said the market's fail mits a spokesman for Philips, 29.95 Value f ure to react positively to several which produces their records. bottom drain. Dacron ond cotton or Gym Shirts Acototo prints in long sloovo shirts in 44 favorable news develc^wnents The four Aphrodites have short sloovo poos ossertod stylos and SURF RIDE ont styfing. Many 44 Rag. during the week indicated the adapted themselves to life in Regularly to Jk97 fyUMM'coften, short tJoovo 1 2 2 colors. 32-3R. top* in essortod solids. prints in sHps decline had not yet run its Paris, or vice versa. Every I R«9 small fo lorgo. X . S-M-L L i2 i> course. evening they arise promptly at 6 Among the fa'v'orabte develop p.m., pop into their white Jeep Li1 Tuffy 1 4 9 ments he cited were the latest with a blond long-haired chauf North Vlelnam proptnal con- z ' feur at the wheel and dash to BATH Our Reg. *4 Two P iece oerning release of U.S. prison the studio. Poly Pool ^ 4 SWIM RING HOT PANTS ers of war and U.6. withdrawal Demis, who sings and plays Reg.to *3 from Viet Nam, and Its recep the bass guitar, Lucas, the GIRLS' tion In Washington, and . the drummer, and 'Vangfelis have OUTFITS towels news that the unemployment respectively Swedish, French I 49 1 4 9 SWIAASUITS Cool, Comfy, rate dropped sharply In June. and Greek wives. The lead gui I Value Some analysts dismissed the tarist, Aigyris ‘‘Silver,” a re 2.79 rally that developed on 'DiMday cent export from Greece whose 30 Gallon capacity SNORKEL Tank Tops and Wednesday pushing the career was Interrupted by the and of sturdy pely- air force, has a German girl Dow average ahead some 18 ethylene. 3 6 " points to ‘‘window dreaaing” on friend who c.oqmcts his French. Bed Sheets round. All read and play billiards pa 3 .9 9 the, part of Institutions prepar- tiently d u ii^ the deafening ii« their portfoUoa for second SAVE quartor reports. eight-hour -day, with time out Paper Plates X for a ‘‘lunch break” around to T.10 SPECIALI They said the drop oft In ac midnight. tivity €(nd prices later In the To Lucas, the group’s mudlc You $avo *1 week were caused by profit tak / ing, the fact that insUtutiona is ‘‘a combination of f u n ^ i>op, 100 5.97 VALUE had completed their second rock and f<^ and I dtm't really No. 1 irregulars from a You will Save *1 Wo'vo reduced our lorgo know ahat it is u n ^ l hear it.”. 9 In. white dinner sis*. group of tank taps In cot quartor reporta, the' a{^)roach- TWIN very famous maker, but Exdllng one and two piece tons ond ocotatos for this So pert and pretty ing three-day holiday weekend Vangelis began.'tm a classical suits In bikini, boy leg, ^ •pedal event. Choose from . at o tiny price. you'll never know why! Paper Towels rofulor and long lengths, and continuing inveator concern Idanist at 4 i|v ' Athena. Alter nouHcol, and stretch styles. Long, elosticixed All colors and ^designs ore ip stripes, prints and solids, SIZE Terries and velour in a. Ift^lê* smoll, moffium ond tope ond match about the economy. a flung with painting at new. l-3;3-6X 7-14. age S add ‘‘wasting the best host of solids, prints, and largo.'-. ing Hot Pants in Other ton^cers noted that In piriko dots or hot vestors were conaecned about year^-^ my life in school,” he Choice of twin fit|ted or flat in per jacquards of great colors. prints. Hof nnk. the ptz^bUlty of further hikes . with the piano, added the cale and muslin prints. liloe, Muo. S-M4.. ran, tuyw plays both simulta- In the prime rate and Fedaial neoudy and in the middle of a FIHED OR FLAT, FULL $IZE... 8 Ounce Reserve discount rate. Invieston ti4>lng session is prdhe to thun fear such increases might stall der into a few Beethoven cres or Cold Cups the economic recovery, they cendos. TIER Bath or Hand said. , ‘‘Tou either love music or you BEACH Famous Maker! The market also received dis don’t. I love it, or at least 80 per * couraging news, they said, when cent,” says Vangelis, who auto Again Wo: We dare not mention President Nixon announced he CURTAINS TOWELS TOWELS ■r 3 3 » had ho changes in mind at matically bhngs a glass against Jumbo litol Scooped the . the Nome, but you an ashtray whenever he hears a presmt tor his economic game- O Madefo will recognize this contagious bei^ A ^ $1 Market I plan. The adminiatratlan said I 6 7 ■ Sell for Molded Luggage ( "* the Frestdent w«dd not ■ ask After wrestling with wha^ ■ Reg. fo they call ‘‘industrial” music and ■ 1 9 7 OongresB for a tax cut or (or an ■ 2.39 Wush 'n Dry ovelMen's Famous Brand Increase In federal q|>en(Bng nor other people call, “commercial,” 3 14" TRAIN 17’.'HAT BOX the Aphrodltbs l^ve vowed to A fantaslic array of da- 2 U'WEEKENDER would he establish wage-price Jumbo, colorful towels Mtiny styles you need Pack e f 22 tewel- Sport Shirt! crons. fiborglas and more ThoM ora $24 Comporolivo Values iJUnderwear SUNDAY ONLY controls or a wage price review make a record that-won’t neces and want to fill out the ettes in new lime in terries and velours. ' Nationally advertised molded, lite- Q88 board. ■it’ t sarily sell. in all wanted colors, or regular. For WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! supply. Assorted colors. weight luggage for the trovelers. Also, MATCHING VALENCES37‘ Prints, solids, stripes. YOIYOUR home, office, Stovall observed ttau people "K it sells, so much the bet '4hey'ie ideal gifts! trovell 4 7 » who are waiting tor a Munmer ter. Selling records 'is like sell CHOICE ^■13 for 3.2 ' ing potatoes,” sayis Vangelis rally to develop may have to 0 . coHon, S0% do- with a sigh. “Not that k regret pormo-prtst un- SUNDAY! 10AJH.! wait a bit longer. j'dorwoor. Chpico of “During the week we have our success. It’s taught us a les ' boxers, briefs . or T> son.” While taking it to heart, ' shirts. From our etdn seen enough official forecasts cf the Aphrodites are busy. leaRng TREASURE CITY LASELI second quarter earnings to infer through the Rolls-Royce and that cuirent economic stagna country villa- sections of the tion has had a negative Impact Regular 8.87 ea. on earnings, and that second . classlReds. ovo sports for Dad in ossertod ' “666,” - the latest record, is nd sdids. Decree and cotton quarter resuHs will be disap if»d regular collats. S-m-l-xl. pointing,” Stovall said. their version of the KbOe, ReSTular moved onto the keyboard., The New York Stock Bx- name of -the Apocalyptic mqn- 2.27 , clsinge Index, of some more ster, 666 also makes 3 times 6, than 1,800 common stocks rose which equals 18, whose digits * Men* 1.08 points to 06.18. add to 9, the nij^cal number, / S w im ' These Suits The Associated Presa 60-rtock says Vangelis, whom name inci / - S FUCGE ___ average gained 6.6 points to dentally translates as “Evange GARDEN ''^ u it s 819.7. Standard * Poor’s 800- SARBECUE SET ^ were iyidde to stock Index advanced 1.76 to list.” Our. Beg. B9o Seller After the group’s European I PICNIC JU®^ 99 78 HOSE Shoulder spout pours easily On the New Yortt Stodt Ex ccmcert tour in 1971, they plan and never drips. Bottom I for SUNDAY iSell for M3 another in America: so that be change, 1,176 lasuea advanced handle grip. lastoK end / / ^ ONI^Y tween performances they can chremospvn suits and* 466 declined among the ■Ôf dotron and 1.823 traded. New yearty highs witness the Apocalypse in per cotton ocKh In SPECIAL BUY I CHBOME-HiATED BPATDIA, TONGS son. “America is now llke- your fovorito AND FORK 'were touched toy 97 stocks, sdiUe kirs for summer 164 hit new lows for 1971. Greece in its prime because fyn. Sizes smoll Wblle 48 Seta liaat In Each Store. people buy. .Of couisb, Greece 1.47 to extra largo. Of the week’s 20 most active Full, so ft. hose of crack- Casual Slacks! probably wasn’t too great in its Issues, 16 aihfanced, four de Large Hammockûnger proof vinyl. 1 /2 inch dia Insulated clined and Lwas unchanged. prime,” says Vangelis. meter. After their grueling sessions The five moat active Big Boys Walk Shorts STRETCH DRESS SOX "Board stocks were: American with the Scriptures, the Aphrod Regidar l.lT ites head for the noisiest disco- You Save 4^01 MADE to SEIiE FOR $1.00 Tdepbone, at 4614; Pan LEAF IV4 Gal. Jug S V Cotton ortd royon blortd shorts American, ahead 14 «t 18; RCA, -teque atpund, for a bit of relax- - ■ and groovy cutoHs>lrt solids cmd PR. SUNDAY atiw. Too,worn out to gyrate, For summer relaxing, es H ploim. Sites fl-1 aU favored off 2V4 to 88%: Texaco, up % at H colon. O egular V r , ONLY 36%: Geotgla-Psoiflc, up Vangelis simply bellow at ap pecially over the long week- RAKE =s= propriate moments and beams Lo ice is *8 ONE STCTl f it s a ll — a sso r t e d COLORS l% et48% . with approval at his wile Wil ^ end, our all green canvas Boys' Swim Suits IN 100% NYLON YARNS. The five most active ptswea ma, whose style is uncramped ' duck lounger jyith popôi ^ Regulorly 1.17 on the American flitock Ex While 360 Last In Each Store. ’ change were: Branlff' Airways by her solo performance., 4 point suspension f^ M t- S B Nylon tank stylos, letlox and Summer's hero ond you need cool comfortablo slocks. Cheeso ter strength qniji xCmrifort, ▼ ■ chromospuns in ossertod now, from our group of polyostor, linen and cotton blond llOcks with A, off % at 9%: TWA’a war I populof stylos. Sites a-19. stroight or florod logs. Soarsuckor, pique chocks, ond Mexican STAhLON FBESTYLED rants, up 14 to 1614; Synteot, up With matching brad pillow Reg. stripes. All a t this low price. 2E-40. 314 at 66%: Loews’ Oorp.’s war- School Ending and of tubu^r’^teeli Hurry! Wood hondlo ^ Wide mouth for easy, pout SYNTHETIC WIGS 7 rants, up 114 to 27%: and Vlhlt- 7 kand bamboo - ’i^l ing. Driploss, for picnics. When the sun shines this summer, taker’s warranta, undianged at Onr Reg. $io.SO SeUers Deans of Sexes (MANCHEI^TiR ONLY — W HILE 25 PCS. LAST) 13.97 tynes. you will too in our one and two TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — TTie '* ** ♦' ; GELEBIUTION AA SUNDAY piece suits reduced to this unheard Toons' t Women's offices of the dean of women 9 « U U ONLY of low pricis. Denim one piece styles Uganda Leaders and dean of men have been Charcoal Cork Soled Limit 1 While 8^ Last In Each Stove. with fun dotted sash and slinky bi eliminated at the University of Sondqls kinis in solids and prints. You're Arizona. Double Budget University President John P. Bar-B-Q Adjustable GuK suce to find one or several you'll Starter Just for Girls! KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) — Schaefer said Friday he made ■ Begobu' . want. 5-13 ' ■ the move because "we’re end L ite ■ *4» Strap Sandals Teens'or Women's The mUltary, which selaMrpow- ing sex discrimination on cam GRILL Hibochi • Now stylo in the conti er five months ago, Is mors nental manner. With 1 4 4 pus.” ^ h i^ h o o l. S - 10. WfUilBr than doubling Its budget and 'Robert S. Svob, former d e ^ ^ IM BEADED MOCCASINS drastically reducing moat devel of men, will now take ovep4a lAen's tlerful sondol yrlth 4 7 l^ k ng strop end cork opment programs. the university’s first. of Casual awedge sole. 9- 3. The government will ênd sUidents. i Reg. 9 9 ^ |i42.7 mllUon, 16 per‘cent of the Schaefer said versity 4.97 Deck Shoes Boys' Sandal 1 . 3 3 budget, on defense In the UTL-72 will no longer a distlnc- THREE QUARTSI Starts fast, |3 w ay heat control Two grids for boiler 0 9 9 fiscal' year. The budget esti tion between and female |49 Volwa Soft, fltxlHo wIm with land built-in fry pan. cooking. bums clean. No odor or I VoIm tanoM vamp and btad OPEN SUNDAY! mates publirtied recently re students. RAMIR • «iw 6 S.M M after taste. r 4.S0 3.99 flected the tripling In sUe of the f ' ~ iws'CaM* cm— *• %m Rugged leather end dtcorationi. Siztt 5-10. Canvm lliM t with a'cMth. b rm combined w ith Army since It overthrm Presi Im m 4 orch and bvmpw' to. cushioned teles for 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. dent Milton Obote. tg iw n l. beys' fun and cendertl 10- 3. Obote. >PEN ALL DAY Agriculture was the xsAy KUotut JULY 5th department to get a aubstanflsl 9:00 to 9:00 •i . ■ Increase in deyeloênt fundi. The health program’s alloosaon ARTHUR DRUG NEWINGTON WETHERSFIELD BLOOMFIELD MANCHESTER was.cut 60 per cent,, to $S.6t-mU- 1130 SILAS DEANE HIGHWAY 1051 b l u e h i l l s a v e n u e PARKADE SHOPPING Uon. \ 33 75 BERLIN TURNPIKE r:i Ifc'

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~~fc'< '. (• H » f r » ;ibn / ^ 1 U f M • Braves’ Catcher Knows Problems, ’ V> t » \ > < i : • f Helps Pitcher Ift^ed Defeat Mets E.H. Assumes . WalFsAge^~~

As great as hitting a game- for a base-running blunder by H a sn ’ t H u rt NEW YORK (AP) — nings and only some faulty oemed vdien you’re Working Bud Harrelson that caused a First Place base-running limitied New with a new man.” winnlhg homer? Rookie Earl Williams is the ’’Well . . . when you win a rundown and short-circuited a . A' York’s lead to 2-0. Williams tried to ease Reed’s fourdiit second inning rally. W ith W in Golf D esire kind of catcher that a ’"Hiey were unbelievable,” concern and smooth the rou^ game with a hit Uke that . .. it’s Harrelson overtook Tommie MONTREAL (AP) — Ad pitcher can snuggrle up to. the pitcher said. ’"They hit ev spots for the big right-hander. like yxju’ve done it singlehand- Agee, win had stopped at sec vancing age hasn't dulled ihe erything I ttirew up there.” ’.’After awhUe, we became at- edly. That’s really a great feel By JERRY KATONA He’s been behind the plate ond on Bud’s single «ad forced a competitive edge for genOe- Most what RJe^ was throw tunted to one another,” the ing,”, the rookie ^ d . Manchester’s American for only, a half dozen rundown that resulted in - the manly Art Wall. ing up early was breaking balls. husky rookie said. ’”Ihat was a Williams became a catcher in Legion baseball team fell games,'but he understands second out of the inning. "I still have the desire,” the j Williams kept catling for fast- satisfying thing for me.” the winter Arizona instructional ’Ihe Braves came back to tie from the ranks of the un 47-year-old veterait said Frida)^ the problems of the men balls and Reed kept shaking 'Williams recalled one of his league oiO advice from the it \rith stngte runs in the sixth defeated last night, losing after shooUng a flve-under-par charged with throwing the him' off and ^ going fk>r other earUer games- behind the plate Braves, who had signed him as and seventh and thMi iwon it on 2 rl to East Hartford when 67 and vaulting into the second- baseballs up to the plate. things. ’Ihihga that weren’t when George Btcne hurled a a 'pitcher and used him at first, 'Williams’ homer in the eighth, a round lea d .in the $160,000. C ana “Anythdng I can ^ to help my w orking. d u itou t ft>r the B rav es. , third and the oiraeld as weU. the home team scored a bell that .Jiist made it past Clean decisive ' run against. starter dian Open 'Goit Tournament plt(^r win a 'ball game,” said ”I teU my jntchers, if you ” He lost this curve all of a sud ”He’s got the hands on I Jones’ despainte leap in left "I try to get enough rest, the Atlanta rookie, "I’ll da." don’t like what I call, shake me den and it was hanging'dll over anybody I ever saw,^’ said L«ni Jim Balesano in the bottom of .^ 1 field . stay in shape,” ^ d Wall, a Williams had a new approach off,” said Williams. ”It’s a the p la ce . I -picked Tif up and w e Harris, mcuiager of the. Braves. the seventh. By then Rded was in charge, Mancherter will be home Sun- froil-looklng man ' now in his to helpolng Ron Reed Friday catcher’s job to adjust to a weiit to the sUder. When he got “Be’ll make a fine catchier for mowing down 19 Mets in order day-toJRwkvlUe at 2 o’clock at ..iSrd.yeer on the demanding pyo nglht.. He ripped an eighm-in- pitcher, to makie him happy.” that shutout, that was satisfying u s .” goit tour. Willimns’ bat has been Uvely and l7 of the test 18. Mt. Nebo with Brad Steurer nlng home run that snapp^ a New that’^ an attitude that too,” Williams said. . "This is my eighth straight too. Friday’s homer was his ”I’ve had g ^ e s like that be , scheduled to pitch. tie and gave Reed and the wiU take WUliams a long way A catcher who gets turned on tournament,” he said, to bol seventh game-winning hit—tops fore,” the pitcher said. ”I Just Manchester dropped to 3-1 Braves a 3-2 decision over the with the' Atlanta pitching staff. llkle that when bis pitcher ster hls claim to physical fit on a club that includes Hank seemed to find my rhythm and while East took over first place Nlew York Mets. ”A pitcher has doubts when throws a shutout is a hurler’s ness, then grinned. everything fell into place. You in zone eight compeUUon 'with a ‘Ihis was a ball game that he’s working with a new catch 'm e n . \ Aaron and Orlando Oepeda. "But that’s nothing to brag know what I mean?” 4-1 record. Tile locals beat -East, lanky Reed didn’t rkilly expect er,” said Reed. ”Ycxi like to ”If you’ve helped a pitcher ’Ihe Mets nicked Reed for sin about. Tliat's not too smart, 'WUltems, who understands in the first meeting opening to finish. ’Die Mets raked him pitch to a catcher you know. A over rough ^>ots.” said Wil gle runs in the first two innings g oin g thait lo n g .” pitchers, knew. , nigfht, 4-1, behind Balesano. for 10 hits in the first five in gUy you’re used to. You’re con- liams, ’’that’s a great feeling.” and could have had' more except But in this case it might not . (AP photo) Last night southpaw Scott be a bad m ov e fo r the 1969 SLIPPERY SURFACE— ^Finnish javelin thrower Pekka Paltila slides on the Cleary scattered two hits to stadium’s new artificial turf. Paltila suffered some embarrassment but no Masters champion, and Player Dodgers Take Advantage of Loss square the season series. (AP photo) c f the Y ea r. H is total o f 137, Quick Pride physical injury. (k)ntestants have complained of the slippery conditions. Balesano pitched well, strlk-- Goolagong Returns Backhand Sh<^ seven under- par on the 6,920- ing out 13 batters, but no offen- yard Richelieu Valley.,Golf Club, II • ® 9 1 ®*'’® support gave the right- course, gave him a one-stroke . W ins T ro t lead over Lou Graham, one Cards’ Gibson Snaps Streak, Young Australian Goolagong four who shared the first-round Licfuori s Absence^ Bast Hartford ralUed •" in the At Yonkers lead. first inning when Earl Rowe "I Just didn’t, play very YONKERS, N.Y. (AP) — singled to deep short, stole ^ c- good,” drawled Graham, a Injuries Hurt West Leaders "He’s no Nevele Pride, but he’s ond and moved to^ third on Ray Wimbledon Women’s Champion Nashville, Tenn., native who a real good horse and I think DeMaio’s infield *tep to short. had a 71 fo r 138, lea vin g him norse imu ^ ASSOCIA’TED PRESS women's final Friday, she up Improved steadily. For the past w e have a good shot at the » American League es The latter stole second and the WIMBLEDON, England alone In secon d . NEW YORK (AP)__Bob Crawford also homered and Held hit, a kicriflce and an In- Hurts year, Edwards has predicted ended the top-seeded Mrs. Hambletonlan.” lead runner scored when catch- (AP)— Evonne Goolagong Stocky Phil Rodgers, 72, and Gibson doesn’t think he rockle Doyle Alexander posted tenUonal walk. Jim Wynn drove East Division Court, also in straigM sets, 6-4, Miss Goolag<»ig would win at That was Stanley Dancer stiff wind. Both were timed In final event Friday to help pull er Jack Holik’s throw hit the In- Herb Hooper, a non winning ar-ams tho San Francisco victory, in the first two Houston runs BERKELEY, Calif. is 19 years old, shy, brown- W im bledon b y 1974. talking about Quick Pride, toe ^ 10.6 seconds in the first race on the U.S. team within a point of field and bounded over second 6- 1. tour regular with a 70, were stores tne oan rrancisco 3^5^03^ ^ hits, incluang a with a bunt single and his third (AP) — The absence of skinned, sunny - tempered, At 19 yiiiars, 11 months,'^he is 3-year-old he drove to victory Friday’s program. Russia. base. never thought she would jgg Funseth, one ^ n ts and it’s likely that ^ ^ ^-scoring doubles by homer. an Australian aborigine. the yopngest Wimbledon cham- In the $llO,795 Yonkers Futurity Marty Liquori, who is sev- Borzov bea.t America’s en- win Wimbledon as soon of four who shared the first- Friday night S version of clarence Gaston. Larry Dlerker, who dropped , , , , ------— With two events left on the Coach Wally Fortin’s club pion since Brazil’s Maria (Bueno this,” Edwards said. “I • still ^ ot at Yonkers Raceway Frl- era! thousand m iles^ away, tries in the lOO for the second program, Russia led 46-39. But came right back In tlte next She is also a Wimbledon round lead, mixed a 10-inch the San Francisco GiantsI Buckner got the Dodgers his last three decisions, finally w ell h er fir s t title In 1969 at 19 g^y 1974 ig w hen ^ e w ill rea l- hurt U.S. hopes in the year in a row. Hls victory last Randy Matson and KOrl Salb frame to even the gcp ^ Jlolin champion. putt on the 17th green en route didn’t scare Bob Gibson, started against Clay Kirby ■with notched his llth win but needed ■nie l\ituiity was the first leg êw York Despite her tender age, jMlss years, 8 months. tge her full potential. She w ill to a 73 and 140. Pteying without '^ llie Mays, a two-run homer In the second help from Fred Gladding in the opening session of the U.S.- year started the Russians to a went one-two in the shot put be- McKeon walked and Fred of the trotting triple crown and wasn. ~virfon Goolaf^mg...... had little trouble __de- Center curt at Wimbledon Is mgjte a lot of progress yet.” Lurking Just four strokes WUUe McOovey and Dick Dietz, Inning. He singled a run home ninth when his arin tightened, Russian track and field 122-114 victory, only their ^sec- fore 'Roberts’ -victory. Gliha beat out a bimt down the marked the fourth Ume Dancer _ ., . ond in nine U.S.-Soviet meets. teltlng^the two women who 1^ a from Barellan, the Rgr youthful Innocence may leader was Lee Tre- (A » photo) the Giants were no match for in the sixth and laced a bases- * * • i ... Matson, the Olympic cham- first base line. Cleary threw has won this blue-ribbon eveirt “ 27 .649 meet. Dr. Delanq Meriwether cf in recent setUement of shtep raisers jj^ve been one of Evonne’s big- u.S. Open champion SILK TOWNER—^Manchester’s Tom KeUey laced up his baseball spikes last Gibson and bowed 7-2 as the loaded single in the ninth, EXPOS - PHUJJES — brHamess-Racingr Dancer won 39 3B .827 A toss by sprinter Jim Green, plon yeS"Bime‘j^n Mng‘"and’ weapons at Wlmblei^. It 38 40 .487 12% Baltimore, who flrilahed fourth from Tex-as, won with night prior -to Atlanta’s giame with the Mets at Shea Stadium in New York. fireballlhg right-hander the Dave McDonald drove in two the Triple Crown with Nevele iiKhes behind Soviet star Vale hlargaret Court, to win the where Miss Goolagong was never crossed her mind that a victory of the season. 36 46 .489 16% Friday, and Green were the top toes—subpar for him. , Noeke laid down a perfect TTie big righthander has gained an even split in six mound decisions to date. St. XxMils C ardinals brok e a i>er- PIIBATES ■ CUBS — runs with a homer and sacii- Pride ln l968. ^ Ifornla riy Borzov at the finish of the singles crown at Wim bom and where her family still 19-year-oid kid wasn’t supposed Trevino, admittedly looking 32 42 .432 16% two lOO-yard dash finishers In The Soviet team’s Vladimir squeeze bunt down the third womep'i sonel four-game losing streak Fourth-inning home runs by fice- fly and Dan McGinn hurled ’The Hambletonlan, the sec- ' 100 m eters F rid a y , h urt even last week’s Amateur Athletic bledon liv es: to beat people like Mrs. King surpass Billy Casper’s and won for the first time since Bob Robertson and Gene Alley a foOr-hltter, his first complete 32 43 .427 17 P a n te le y and Mikhail base line. Many aborigines still live as ond leg of the triple crown, will M ilwaul^ m ore. Championships. . In W ednesday's'' semi-finals. and Mrs. Court. record $206,000 winnings in a Friday’s Results Zhelobovsky were -the top fin- ■ Manchester put runners on ncm-axls in the Great Outback, May 14. Part of that stretch highlighted a 14-hlt attack that game since last August, as toe be run Sept. 1 at' Du Quin, 111. ”I though we might have In a few other events, such' Miss GocCogong upset Mrs. Miss Goolagong told news- single season, shouldered his New York 6, Boston 0 Ishers In the 1600, in 3:43.2 and secwid and ttiird In the fourth Australia’s vast inland wilder was spent on the disabled list, carried the Pirates past toe Expos- handed Rick 'Wise his The Kentucky Futurity in Octo done better 'In a couple of as the 1,800 meters, the Ameri King in ■ straight seta, 6-4, 6-4. men she was nervous before way into strong contention with Washington 6, Cleveland 3 3:43.4! It was one of five firsts Inning ■with caie out but a strike- ness. Some haVe settled in Elsewhere in toe Nationai Clubs. Chicago ace Ferguson second consecutive setback ber is the third and last leg. areas,” said (Dave Maggart, cans were without national Then, in the first all-Aiwtrallan her match with Mrs. Court—but a 68 for 141. RSox End Streaky Leagfue, Los Angeles trounced Jenkins surrendered 10 hits and since his no-hltter against Cin-, Dancer went to the whip on CJiteago 2, Kansas CMy 1 for the team, compared to four out and a force play ended the cities, 'While others live on the coach of the American team champions. Uquorl the NCAA only briefly. “As soon as I got Milwaukee 6, Minnesota 0 by the United States. threat. outskirts of small towns like San Diego 6-2, Atlanta nipped all five runs before leaving for cinnati. Quick Pride for the first time which trailed Russia 64-63 at and AAU mile champion from cut there I foigot my nerves Detroit 3, Baltimore 1 BareMan, where Evonne’s fa the New York Mets 3-2, Pitts- a pinch hitter, nttsburgh’a Bob Deron Johnson, who homered this year to gain a nose victory the halfway point of the meet viPonova, turned down an in- A third team, the World All- The total seventh started when and started playing,’’ Evonne California 1, Oakland 0 ther is a sheep-dhearer. Dick Taylor burgh whipped the CSiicago Mcose scattered seven hits and in the opener, trapped two of over Savolr, 21-1 long shot driv- in the University of California’s vltation to run here and went Stars picked up one -victory Balesano had a 3-2 count on lead sa id . CTubs 6-1, Houston edged Clncln- then departed for a two-week the Phillies’ four dhiibles in the en by Jimmy Arthur, Today's Cteines en a European tour. when Jamaicans Alfred Daley, off batter Don Driscoll. Driscoll Evonne was ’discovered’ Bahnsen Hurls Win a t Edwards Stadium Miss Goedagong will be com Wadiingtcn (Brown 1-1) when vlstors from Sydney hap natl 3-2 and Montreal downed military tour. nightcap—they also - had two "I thought we had won, but it ”It was extremely Elfish of Carl Lawson, Don Quarrie and coaxed a walk and then stole peting in a few tournaments, in- Joins Trin BOS’TON (AP) __ Stan don't share Bahnsen’s . enthu- the Red Sox to 10-6. Philadelphia 4-2 with the • • triples—as they chased Bill was mlghtly close,” Dancer Clevrfard ((Foster 6-6) Russia’s women took a big pened to see her pla^ng on Ba- them to pass up this meet,” Lennox Miller took the 400-me- second.secon d. Herb Bryant bunted to cludiiw the Canadian Open in Bahnsen. one of the few ®‘“ "' Fenway' Park, In addition to ending Boston’s Rjiues taking toe nl^tcap 8-4. a s t r OS r e d s —' Stoneman in the sixth. Woody said. Savolr had battled head Baltimore (Dobson 7-4) at 42-31 lead, -winning five of sev Balesano and the latter looked rellan's one tennis court. She en events. pole vaulter Dave Roberts, a ter relay. Toronto, before going home to Bob Watson’s eighth-inning Fryman came on in the\thlrd and head with Quick Pride from ^^®t^t(^ln M) U.S. wiimer over Russia, said The Vi also at third, saw he had no play, was 9 at the Ume. Grid Staff pitchers~ Who actuaUy looks nAlJia tma* alimiva rwiAn cmmOa 1 n/w ariôto t w nici fMini Minnesota (Blyleven .7-10) at The ' crowd of about 17,000 Australia, according to Ed- early In the week. being matdied with the Aineri and then was too late to try to iii.At llege. their seven-game winning Bahnsen said. ”Of on throwing strikes,” he said of Gibson, 6-7, finished with a ‘ E r r o r b y Patriots’ bases and Mike McDermott member of his family. Taylor, wdiose St. Oeoige’s fomia. (Wright 7-7), night wards explained. "She’ll be streak course, six runs help too.” his recent fine pitching. ”My tour.hitter but troUed 2-0 until laced a fast ball to center driv Since then, muier Edwards’ football team won the Rhode Is Sunday’s Gaines steady tutelage, E-vonne has there next year.” ..T Bahnsen’s affinity for sUder and change have been consecuUve home runs by Mat- TV ing In the tie-breaking and win GAiMPING TIPS land Prep School chamidonaiilp Washington at Cleveland the tent camper w ho 1 enj<2r ûm uig n ^ , me penway may stem from the me- better in these last few weeks, ty AJou and Jose Cruz off Steve AND__ ning run. "F o r last fall, WiU be a varsUy assla- BalUmbre at Detroit N ew Y o rk Y o m m rlghiphaitow morable major league debut he and so has my controL .Oontnri’s stone tied the score In the A1 Unser Counting on Momentum East Hartford (2), tant to Head Cteach Don MlUer, Minnesota at Milwaukee, Olsen Free Agent, ab • r h 0 rbl mobile, enormous advantages said after scattering^ seven hits made here as a 21-yâr-old the big thina:/' . , fourth. 1 Assistant Pro Fires 65 t w i l i t RADK McDermott, ss. J 9 } at ’Trinity. ’Taylor WIU start his lor his fii^ atot^ of t^ rookie in 1^(66 when he struck Bahnsen had only two strike- The Carts snapped toe tie' Bowe, 2b. 2 1 1 0 are _ to be gained en route by ■ fexX ork.at Bortpn^, o“pr^«rtnR “ and ;?<»»tontng un^ „.ôe,w-daties Ssptn.i-™ ^ ______, ^ out Joe Foy, Carl-YastFsemskl outs Friday night (he -walked and' chased Stowe with- tores '.iHi--- ■ - Taylor,- wito'w6ar*1^ ■■ Chicago at Kansas City Kacrorawskl. 3b. ^ 9 2 0 complicated but tMty m d -en- against the Red Sox in their own ,and ’Tony Conigliaro in succes- alike number, and wasn’t ov- runs in the fifth. Gerry In Rich Sehaefer-500 -Autn Race Drtecoll. cf. 2 1 9 School Football - Coach - o t • y .p ^ siMe Sam McDoÛ of gig„ erpowering the hitters, but the MoNertnejr doubled. Dal Max- O akland ait C a liforn ia , Bryant, lb, 2 2 } e i^ y -g iv in g fo o d fl-t hlghwa-y tw ilight Tracey, rf, 2 2 J 0 DeNicolb’s Round the - Year in Rhode Island Caevetend turned the tric)r on^ jjg continued piling up some- onetime flreballer says that viU singled him home and Gib- MOUNT POCONO, Pa. btest drivers sought victory in brother, Bobby Unser. 0 rest stop,” says John Jobson, Monday’s Games Tracey, rf. 2 9 in 1971 Joins M iller w ho w a s May 16, IWO. thing of a reputation as a ’’Red isn’t his style these days as son also singled. ’The second (AP)_A1 Unser hopes it’s the second race in ' the United The -winning cycle Unser is SATURDAY Kelley, c, 2 2 9 0 camping editor of Sports Afield. Washington ^ Cleveland BOSTON (AP)—Phil Olsen, the erstwhile “reluctant Cleary, p, 2 0 1 College Coach - of - the - Year ”It’s a real good baseball at. Sox killer” in his first full big much as it once was. run scored on Leu Brock’s that winning runs in States Auto Club's triple crown trying to emulate started in 12:30 (22-30) Wimbledon Tennis - Equipment required is com- Baltimcm'at Detroit 26 2 in New England last fall. moqihere,” Bahnsen added. ”I league season in 1968, but has ”I don’t throw as hard as I double play grounder and the i hPcniKiP tViP nM, » f his golfing OMreor, O akland at Oollfomla, was declared a free agent. He 1 fUes in the seventh. Speedway, is scheduled for Sep- dianapoUs in He , LeMans Grand Prix McKeon, lb, 1 driver on the auto racing 600s 1961. Avon by the NFL office that the 6- had sign ed a 1970 con tra ct, but Gliha, rf, 3 0 risT tm "r":S R a i p T DeNicolo-fired a b « .under par 39- The defeat sUced the Giants’ circuit these days. tember. most of a record 42 champion, wuign^ (18) Roller Derby Happeny, If, 2 0 Tuesday’s Games foof-6, had not come to terms With the Bilodeau. If. 0 0 yoM WiU have ^yway, but tor 35-65 round y^terday afternoon at the ^tencheste^ Taylor has been at St. lead in the NL West to 5% Unser counted on momentum In addition to Unser, who slilp titles in that six-year peri- contract had expired due to an 8:00 (18) Yankees vs. Red 2 0 Washington at Baltlmpre, 2, Patriots yet this teason. Noske, S 9 , 0. roadside meals imVe it handuy Country Club. Par is 36-36-72. He was six under for G e o rg e 's s; « 1966 w h ere h e Angels^ Clark Tosses Two-Hitter gamiee over Los Angeles. today as he gunned his Johnny qualified for the outside posi- error by the Patriots.” Sox, wiNF, w n c Hollk, c. 3 0 twl-nlght ^ ”It was a technicaJity -which I Maloney, c. 0 0 ” available. Tliere' are extraordl-- nine and one under for the has been athletic~ director, var * * * ' Lightning Special in the $430,- tlon on the first row with a four- When Foyt’s star dimmed, Olsen,) the Patriots’ top 1970. 2 0 Boston at Cleveland, night don ’t ca ie to go into,” BeU said. SUNDAY Balesano, p. nary times when you wlU pre- second nine, sity football coach, coach of DODGERS - PADRES — loo Schaefer 600-mile race at lap time of 170.365 mUes per AndretU to6k over, winning draft choice alter' an outstand New York at Detroit, night ”We lost on a technicality, an 2:00 (8t> Mets vs. Brayes Totals S 1 2 1 1 fer a disposable camping cooler, ig m ASSISTANT track and wrestling and an BUI Buckner drove in five the new Pocono Intematimal hour, favorites in the “field in- three national titles.'His cycle ing career at Utah State, suf 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Totals Oakland at C2iicago, night error for which as head of the Innings An easy one to make coiulsts The popular aiMistant golf Earth Science teacher. runs with his third homer and Raceway, high in the Pocono eluded Mark Donohue, A. J. climaxed )ylth a triumph in (-18) Yankees, vs. Red 2B: Gliha Rowe, DeMa*o, Kansas .City at MUwaukee, fered a knee injury whUe prac- Patriots I assume full responsl- Driscoll, Bryant; SAC: Noske; LOB; of a couple of corrugated papei professional was playing In a In his five years at Bt. > three singles to p€ice the Dod- Mountains resort area. Foirt, Peter Revson, M ^ o An- the 1969 Indy 600. Andretti won Uclng for the 1970 (follege All- „ Sosc, W IN F. WTTC E H . 6, Mane. 4: BB: Balesano 2, Lolich night 3:30 (3) AAU Track: U.S.A. Cleary 3; SO; Balesano 13, Cleary 9. cartons, with the top and bot- threesome with Btmdi Tarca and George's hU , football, teams Clips Birds, gers over the Padres. WllUe A field of 33 of the world’s dretti, Joe Leonard and Al’s 30 championships between 1966 Star Game and did not play at Cialifomla at Minnesota, night tom nesting and the Insulating jo)ui Mattem. have compiled a 17-17-1 recocxl and 1969. While he has sUpprt vs. U.S.S.R. eOl in his first pro seasem. air spaces fiUed with wadded playing conslstenUy good golf although they lost only three in the last two years, Unser has National League Last Night’ s Tights It became evident,, mean MONDAY newspapers. As this make-shift this season, DeNlcolo j u s t- East bivtelon games over the last two laea- come along to continue the while, that the brother of Los TOKYO—Cteorge Carter. Oii- 1:30 (22) Red Sox vs. Yanks, Stan Smith cycle theory. W. L. (Pet. G.B. wiU leak otherwise, cool it with nilssed getthig a cherished W . s o n s .- Angeles Rams star Merlin OIsot out-pointed Masakozu w n c , WINF something frozen (a seeded tin ©n the frcait side when he % He was graduated from Bur Chisox Unser has 26 -vibtorles since Pittsburgh 61 29 l088 — Remain Hot preferred the idea of playing for Tantoobu, Japan, 10, mid- 46 31 ;.692 4 Makes Bid of plain water \ is good) in the missed a five-foot for a bird lington (N.J.) High School In 2-1, Milwaukee blanked kOn- BREWERS - TWINS — 1968; including this year’s In- New York a West Coast team. dlewelghts. NEW YORK (AP) 39 37 -.613 10 home freezing unit. putt on the ninth hole. 1636 where he lettered in foot( nesota 6-0 behind BIU Parsons Parsons, 7-9, with a six-hitter, dianapoUs 600 and four other Oiicago ”It’s better for aU concerned oSiAKA, Japan—Yoshikazu Mickey Lolich has finally 41 39 ..J03 10 . Another useful gadget is a >nre 66 -score was the best . ball for three seasons. He at and Washington hammered gave Milwaukee its Uto sluitdut .races on the championship cir- Louis that PhU play someplace else,” Kanazawa, 117%, Japan, knock- T o W in T itle 32 47 .i06 18% Greens Fee type of heating element which posted by any golfer ad the lo- tended Trenton State College evened his late inning rec Cleveland 64). , of ttie season, nine more than cult. In the last two seasons he Phlladel. Boston general manager Upton gy SungChang, 112%, 30 47 .880 19% plugis into the clgarette-Ughter ggi course this season, (N.J.) ediere he received a BS ord against the Baltimore Lolich, who beat toe OrMes' aiU of last year. Ted Kublak has taken 16 of 24 races. Hls Montreal Bell said Friday night alter the Zenith Korea, 6, Kanazawa wins IIARTFORD (AP) Con WIMBLEDON. England (AP) " - pigged in a cup, West pivtsion DeiNtcolo coUected eight birds degree in phy^cal education Orioles— one victory, one 6-1 earlier in toe season without tripled in two runs and Dave Indy victory made him only the announcement. He added, how- oriental title. necticut golfers may be — Stan Smith, the soldier fro m ___ ^ Francisco U 30 .< - 3; T> fncprt Tohii rapidly bolls water for Instant _ six the front nine, Includ- and was an offensive guard and shy (Kate inning dramatics, took May scored two nms,, tet up fourth inah to win the Me- ® ever, that ”w«! muirt have equal SAN ANTONIO, Tex.—Roy “toed off” to learn that they defeat and one tie. v48 36 .663 6% he rf Anofniiin todav freeze-dry coffee or soup. Use jpg gye in succession, the fourth ’ linebacker for three aeaaons Shrugging off disappointment a three-hitter and a 1-0 lead another and drove in with a mortal Day classic two con- Angeles compensailon,” under the Barrlentes,' 143, - San Antonio, now have to pay a 10 per Newcombe cf Austrîa to 28 68 .346 23. th is. . Chuck McKinley was the liist day night to pitch the Tigera to Rettenmund singled bim\ h om e “We’re not, going to rush into A State Tax Department board also Is handy. three putted: DeNlcolo paired Lucky Number Friday’s Results American to win the Wlmbte- More tdayers in the P ro a 3-1 victory. With the last hit off Lolich, now Dick Billings slammed a it,” BeU (Jald. ’’We’re going to offlclal" confirmed Friday With authorities fecogiiizing nine holes, RALPH DeiaCOLO Pittsburgh 6, Chicago 1 B o w U n g don men’s title, in 1963. Slnqe Football Hall o t Fame wore. . Only last Monday night Lol- 12-6. three-nm homer and Don loicdc a t w hat aU o f the oth er that a recent o|hange in the the vital requirentoht of tourists The dark-haired golfer missed AUanta 8, New York 2 then only one American, IDeni^ N o. 14 than vrore any oth er Ich took a 4-0 lead Into the Now it was Datroit’s turn in Mlncher a two-run toot as Wash- League clubs offer. It could take two cabaret, admissions and club taking a restful !.break, break. more Just one green, the 18th, when Houston 8, Cincinnati 2 Ralston, has reached the flnal-)^ number. Don Hutson, Otto ninth inning against the Orioles toe eighth anc( lAurelib Rodri- Ington powered past the Indians. STABUGHTERS — Marilyn dues tax extended the tax and more roadside' stops are be his- ball landed to the right of B.C. NameB M ^ a ^ er Montreal 4-4, Philadelphia 2-8 days or two weeks. ■ in 1966, when he tost to Manqel Graham, Y. A. Tittle, Link Ly and blew it when Baltimore guez opened with a double off — ------3Leaders=^ Olsen was not immediately Chmlelewskl 188, Elna Dimock to greens fees at -both pri ing created. Many states have the g;reen. However, he re NEWTON,. Mass. (^ ) „ — St. Louis 7, San Francisco 2 Santana of Spain. man, Chirty Lambeau and John tied toe score. But he didn’t reUever Tom (Diikes, 0-4. Taylor vate and mnnlcip^ golf numerous such places vdilch covered nicely by chlpjdng .up Tom Meagher Jr., an outstand- L on. Icy milk la a double of the game in the last San Diego (Roberts 6-8), night A field of 60 teams competed. Cleveland’s Leroy K el^ is, the bunt set up toe fitaal safety, in esuih. Eight teams are in ; PITCHING 9 Declsinns fornla League. evenly. favorite high-nomi beverage. Be- of the eighth , and scored oni a Sunday’s Games ]j1ie winning team shot d The Rockville ' High grad is top rusher among pro footb^’s DOlIBU McMUXen’s hit to left with the each division for a total of 32 ’ Cuellar, Balt, 11-1, .^17, -2.99; Smlth defeated Newcombe tore leaving home you can ' w ild id tch . Atlanta at New Y ork ttaree-under-par 69 in the quali hitting .322 with 69 base hits in , ^ .__ active players. Kelly has run bases loaded and one out in toe teams. Blue, Oak., 16-3, .842, 1.63. two weeks ago to win a ■warm- freeze, SAT. KITE 8 PM The triumph ended Detroit’s Pittsburgh at Chicago fying but. lost out for medalist l83 official at bats. He has nine for 6,209 yards in 1,187 carries ninth. 'The Senior I and Intermedi- STRIKEOUTS — Blue, Oak., up tournament at London’s quartoj of mUk, Iced tea and three-game losing streak and St. Louis at San Francisco bailors in a sudden death play homers and 80 RBI’s. Pltz is a r .« J C A k • • • ate I Leagues will ptey Monday 164; LoUch, D e t, 162. Queen's Club, an event decided coffee, and some drinking wa- pulled the Tigers 'with 4% PhUadelphla at Montreal off on the second hole. first baseman-outfielder. Minnesota’s Bill Brown has NATMML d U lM IS W WHITE SOX • ROYALS and Tuesday and toe Senior H NA’n ONAL LEAGUE over three sets instead of five. ter. All help to keep the cooler ^ FIREWORKS I games of the .êrican League C incin na ti (at H ouston D uring first round play the, Modesto is second in the BATTING 200 at bats — Smith also won when they met cool. . East leatong Orioles, who have The WMte Sooc pulled out Intermediate II wi Wednes- Los Angeles at Sari Diego Marshall-Johnstone team fired carries in 10 seasons for second iLAPSj Torre, St. L., .367; W.Davis, eight-team standings. in Los Angeles last year, but In fo r the, on e-bum er stove, you lost seven of their last nine their fourth straight victory day and Thursday, Monday’s Games - a 69 to. -win their m atch, 3 and r, o u i in j lL i; place. Gale Sayers of (JhlcC h icag o 30 laps L . A.., .368. gam es. and 10th in 14 games In the late Bach team will jrfay wie M ontreal a t N ew Y ork , ’ 2 2. In the semifinals, the team previous matches between can supply tasty cahned goods, third with 4 918 vards in six Innings wtaMi BIU Butler walked game a week with league play RUNIS — Bonds, S.F., 69; Pittsburgh at Chicago carded a flve-under-par 67 to Yerterday’s Stars them Newcombe won every like soup, stew, pork-and-beans ’ ^ — The-BoOton Red Sox, however, and spaghettl-and-meatballs. f* ptoch-bltter ADke Andrews' in running from July 6 thru Aug. ‘ Garr, Atl., 68; Brock, StL., 68. Los Angeles at San Francisco wi»- easily, 6 and 4. Sunday, tim e. NASCAR MODI FI ED blew a chance to climb 'wUhin BATTING—Bill Buckner, The fr e e s t camper meals New England hw yards In RACE 1% games, when toe New York toe seventh to force in the win- 19. B oard officials will work RUNS BATTED IN — Star- Phlladelitoia at Atlanta, night detq>lte (the intense heat, well, Mrs. Margaret Court, three FEATURE Dodgers, blasted a homer and relatively expensive and seasons for fourth place. IE T^ L S A HEATS] Yankees j and Stan Bahnsen ning run. The tying run scored these games, geU, Pitt., 80; H.Aaron, AU., 61.' Cincinnati at -Houston, night into the 90s, the Marshall-John- time Wimbledon queen, was de are three singles and drove In five are better used ^hile actually whipped them 6-0, endteg a sev- earlier in the fame on a throw- Commissioners are Senior . HITS — ToTre, «;.L., 116; St. L o ^ at San Dlegck iPlgbt atone team captured the title. feated 4-6, 1-6, by 19-year-old runs as Los Angeles hammered in c'amp or where weight la a . en game victory string. ing error by Bobby i&ioop. Leagues — "Clifford LaFointe, W.Davis, L.A., 114. '.’Fueaday’s G am ^'if Marshall (s a former CXTL In Evonne Gal(mg in a ipemo- UM'ass Aseirtant mils AMHHIRST, Maas. (A P ) — ( In other AL games, Rick But toe White Sok needed Intermediate Leagues — Craig HOME I\UNS — iStargeU, Montreal at New York, night dividual cham|>ion While a stu . San Diego 9-2. , . rable all-Australian women’s fi- problem, P itt, 28; H.Aaron, AU.,*22. '' nal yesterday. Recreational vehicle owners Roland F. Gawtette, heafl boae- ' Ctertr won a brUUant Etching clutch relief work by Bart PhiUlps. CinclhnaU . at Pitbdxttgfa, dent at 'Manohe)Aer High. He FRED MAB8HAIJ,------duM against JY - L ine letting the new mommy sleep puppies, males and femal?, Touch and sew In walnut cabi net, dains, mends, embroi HEV, eUAABR, TOO BAP VSR < CLASSIFIED WHO OFFERED TO 00 A NICE EAYOR — till 2 -iq a .m ; - ■ AHC, 5 weeks, $150. Deposit VK'U. CELeSRATC SOMEHOW X SORTA Aiiiwtr N Prrrlim H n N WASHINO machifie repairs, CC^GRATULATiONS WAS SUCH A HARP I LIBERAVION DA/ SEN6EP IT, MRS. holds. 649-6368. ders, monograms, etc. Origi ON WINNIN'TW' WITH WMTLES- HOOPLB! LIKEFINDIN BATHROOM! Girlish Bit WWrlpool ’Kemnore, W ttP H A80UT THANKS ,0E()R!x'M ^ HUH? WHAT O'YA UH-THERE WERE •'•I*' nally over $300. Special, $61.09. CLUB CHAMPION- l- 'n iiH i IRISH setters, AKC, re^tered,- cash or term s. Call 62S-0200. JAME LEFT THAT M / NEWSWRT JAKE TOOK "W e 2 A M . FCEWMG, REAU.Y BUSHED. J MEAN,GET UP E9*>SPILLED0NE,AND PORING THE WAS MtSStN'/ JAKE IT ANP LEFT ADVERTISm C 53 champions in flvife genera Dealer 4913, 647.1719. MONEY.'TlL G£T HIS BROKEN ACROSS 2 Sediment THERE ARE TYJO ^ AND MAKE MORE' iCfÔfF!) BROKE THE tions. Can 742-6063. NIGHT/ LEFT THIS ONE WITH 3 Underground eOTTLES OF FORMULA A NOTE SAVIN'SPOTS ALARM CLOCK 1 TennyKln's CLASSIFIED AbVKJRTISING DEPT. HOURS LiGHT trudking^ cellar and FORMULA? THERE OTHER •- ftvffi aaII UflAd Fill** streams a l l READY MTHE ARE HIGH FASHION! "Uly maid of (S.A lr.) 8 AiM. to 4:80 PJL attics cleaned, odd Jobs, lawns, ARE TWO* SIX MONTHS old shepherd-X. apjrflancea etc. Week- AstoUt" 4 Feminine trees ctit and removed. Call BABY REFRIGERATOR Free to a good home. Call 643- jays, and evenings, 13 Oxford 7 Samuel’s nropername 643-6000. 'TONIGHT.' . mother (Bib.) 8t., M anchester or "call 648- SCoipec COPY CLOSING UMB FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. • ' ' ■ ------8341 anytime. 13 Benumbing (comb, form) ODD JOBS wanted, general 14 Interstice 4:se PJL DAV BEFORE PUBUGATIOII 6Frepare-as cleaning, mowing lawns, pro Poultry and Supplies 43 t e n t s a ij e Monday - ra- ISGU cislke silage DmdUiM for SatnhUy and Mtuday U 4tse p.m. Frida; pinnacles 7 Rope for fessional experience: in win ------day, furniture, dishes, bedding, 16 ^ t t e ^ 23ExtemeI 39R*pel dow waslilng and rug sham etc. Shore Drive, Waterfront \ leeidlnga U V E hens, 76 cents each. Call rubbish horse (comb.form) 42N«t^way» PLEASE READ YOUR AD pooing. Call 649-8894. Park, Coventry LcUce. 742-9097. \ 17 Onager SGetup 24Hi^way 43'Ryhjrthe 644-1892. IBTumults saem9 Seine e s 25Verieblestar , . caaaafned or *ool, and patio THAT JIM BLEAKER'5 27 Miss Gabor’s 21----- Lombard, 33.pay{wejk CLiEAN, used refrigerators, , HORSE WINS' *) ooneoted by “ make good- inoorttoo. sand. 643-9604. namesakes actress (comb, form) sutHa TWO handymen want a variety ranges, automaUc washers 31 Coconut fibers 22 Girl’s name 3ÎMs»inltes 54 ^ w in g of jobs by day or hour. We ÂKEi» PEPARTURES 33 Variant of (vsr.) 38Tvhave (contr.) implement BOY’S 20” Columbia bicycle, with guarantees. See them at clean yards, atUcs mid cellars. . LEAVE MIXED Helena $15.; poilahle stereo record B. D. Pearl’s AppUances, 646 IT r Reasonably. CaU 643-6306. F E ^ L IN S S * r -s 34 Playing card r ~ r " 5“ r ~ r r r • r TT player, $15. Call 643-6664. Main St. Call 643-2171. > 35 Mixtures 643-2711 f//kuiAdJto 36 Of land r r IT REWEAVtNO of bums, moth- MRAB. FOR. ownership holes, rippers repaired. Win-, R E M M B e(»tQ n r - n r Automobiles For Sole 4 THE MARKET PLACE O.E. EUECTRIC stove, goo^ 37 Relatives dow shades made to measure, '' W /S ONE condiUon, $60. 649-0720. 40Hostelries •1971 bv Uflbto F OUT QUR WAY BY NEG COCHRAN 17” 1968 VOLKSWAGEN BUS, Ex- all size VeneUan blinds. Keys Tolland Tpke., Rt. 83 ■ \ 41Raise made while you wait. Tape re COLONIAL Wonder chair, car 44 Candlenut -JC HERALD cellent condlUon. Must sell. Manchester ’at trpe F n r r $1,800 firm . CaU 643-6234. orders for rent. Mariow’s, 867 Connecticut GolC Land riage, stroUer, high chair com^ 1 (kJESS THESE WHAT THEY'RE READY FOR ISTHE 470m uaof W JT Main St., 649-6221. Moving ^ bination. Playpen. BxceUent , THINSS ARE ABom TftaSH £AKI/AMP IF VtoU HOPE TO ■ m i o m BOX LETTERS Business Opportunity. 28 Help Wonted-Mule 36. 3 A V E T I« M AMY LOMSER SOU’LL HAVE grasses' mmm 1065 PONTIAC 2 plus 2 convert . condition. 646-1193 after 6. REApy FOR7HE 48 Roman bronze 5 T ible, 421 engine, 4-speed, tape APPLJANCES moved, efflcient- Trucking - Storage 20 Look at the brightly colored . WASHIKia MACHIME r m m ■ FtorYour PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEEB V , AG AIN .. 51 Line anew ST- deck. $676. CaU 647-1616. ly, reasonably,, evenings or ______canopies. SEWING machines 1971 push 53 Wagner’s __ 1 1 □ InfenuUkn weekends. Call 643-9761 after T P«l*''ery. STRIKES & LAYOFFS APPLIANCE button zig-zag, unclaimed lay "Tristan ST iS7 ? r 1 l i r ECONOMICULL. 6 cyUnder stan- 6 p.m . light trucking and package de- Hand Crafts, Preserves, away, $46.60. Singer zig-zag end— ” H Win GOT YOU DOWN? WHEN A GIRL ASKS A’ n 6 w hengrinJs to better himself with a gas stove, $36. Aluminum com Enclose your m i odd jobs, light tnicldng. Also mride growing 'company bination screen doovs, $10. (NEWSrAriR INTERMIU ASSN.) Uie box In an envei — II Trucks - Tractors palntii«. ’ Free esUmates. Call MAGOWAN JR. A Dealerships available / Anytime, 646 6489. Interior and exterior painting, TAG SALE — July 6th, from 10 each. 643-2466 evenings or 643- aiMreas to tba dasiifled 1442. M anager,. Jlanohestor WANTED to buy, used Dodge ______paper hanging. Thirty years in • PAID VACA'nON a.m. 34 Tower Rd., Manches- Evening Herald, tofeOier or Ford Van. $600 maximum. OiDD JOBS wanted, mowing experience, four generaticms.^ -tcr, Toys, clothing, crib, etc. SEWING machine - Singer rig - with a memo Usttog the Good condition. Cash imme lawns, ■ removing rubbish. Free estimates, fully insured."'- Manchester & Tolland • p a i d LIFE INSURANCE 3CREENEHi,4oam. sand, gravel, . Button holes, motio- companies you do NOT diately. 646-2638. cleaning cellars and attics etc. 643-7361. ‘ M 0 ! want to soe your letter. • PAID MAJOR MEDICAL processed gravel, stone,, fill. grams, hems, etc. Originally c a r n iv a l BY DICK TURNER Ask for Dave or leave tele- c e i u n g — specialist ’"expert * Excellent profit potential Tour letter wm be de phone number. 876-6369. PLAN Also bulldozer and backhoe $349, now only $64. Easy term s. Call 622-0931, Dealer. • stroyed U tbe advertieer Trailen - workmanship. One celling or ^ training service and drain - fields. V ie one you’ve meatbnad. all your ceilings repaired and • TOP PAY George H. Oriffing, Andover. BY PHIL KROHN ff net It win be bandied Mobile Homes 6-A painted. Reasonable rates ZENim console TV, 23” GUMMER STREET ? Financial assistance 742-7886. ' In tb e usual manner. BuiMing Coiitracting 14 Call 649-699.3. screen, 2 years 8 months old, 1966 WHITE STAB travel traU- Apply to Mr. Kimball at lik e brand new, $06. 043-6732. ___ JJ______For details call daily, Mr. Cox PICNIC tables, extra sturdy, all J(J$T WANTEPÎ, 7-5 ClESZYNaa Guilder ECONOMY Painters — interior. 668-3400. Eves. A Weekends, Mr. boHed, 30-36-40” wide tops, 6-6- J7 Ger'dSfiAV RlRSlSSL hitch, ''mirrors, jacks. Good JACK ROAN, m e . ' TP 51AV that LIFE new homes custom built, re- exterior wltR references. Ehlly Spiiecki, 649-64M. 7-8-10’ long. Prom $26. up de- M O?/V (MOOU).... combrion. Asking $1,000. Phone wiTHYPu ceevAim Lost and Found modeling, addlticxis, rec insured. Wallpapering a spe- , 109 V alley St. livered. W. Zlnker, 876-03OT. AflngUOS 8 4 . r wi4reP $/c^)e(^t' AN exPE0e/uce./ , 64^1871. room s, garages, kitchens re- clalitv. 649-8719. FOUND — The best place to modeled, bath tile, cement______;______WULUn^tic, Conn. ALUMINUM screen - storm THE BIRCHES Antique Route SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL choose home decorations and work.' Steps, dormers. Rest- RICHARD B. MARTIN. Full p-toale InTtnirflniiT 32 doors, bulH-in bath tubs, lava- 44-A, Ashford, donn. July and 1-423-9277 gifts Is Tour Gift OetUeiy at Motorcyctes-Bieycles 11 dential or commercial. <3all professional painting service, ______torys, toilets, kitchen cabinet August week days by appoint Watkins, 936 Main St. Tour m OTORCYCTOE Insurance 649-4291. interior-exterior. Free esti- TEACHER conducting sm all, sinks, metal wall cabinets, hot ment. "Open Sundays 1-6. CaU home town friendly world of Call Betty Turner, at the^ „ „ ^ ______mates, fuUy Insured. 649-4411. morning acUvlty class in water furnace. 043-2466, 043- 742-6607. N. J. LAFLAMME — Carpenter ^7™. T o ’ ..Ma T..1 J t r u c k drivers helper, for fur- gifts. Telephone, '$43-5171. Crockett A gency, tor low rates* home for 7-9 year olds. July _ . „ , . 1442. contractor. Additions, remod- NAME YOUR own price, paint- 6th through 30th. CaU fo r de- deUvery. U cense re- F# including passenger liability. qulred. Call LOST — Gray Mtten, male, ellng and repairs. Call any- ing, paperiianging, removal. taUs, 646-6128. Mr. PettenglU, ALUMINUM sheets used as iP r r ^ white matW)!^, 'vtclnity Mad 643-1677, 9 a.m . to 6 p.m . time for free estimate. 876- Prompt service, fuUy insured. _____ 040-2334. printing plates, .009 thick, 23x Wonbid - To Buy 58 ison and Center St. Reward. 1642. SatlsfacUcn guaranteed. CaU LEARN TO SWIM from expe- 36”^ , 26 .cents each or 6 for $1. antique furniture, 647-1663. Jerry Kenny, 649-3889. rienced Red Cross WSI. AU T . 643-2711. . WWOC^WJiîfiiiS 1966 HONDA,. 306. Good condl- l q w price mason work, all ^lass,' pewter, oil paintings or iifv... ages. 'For Information call business in spare time. Must ^ . / / / FOUND Buff colored male, Uon, $275. CaU 649-2673. types, stone and concrete. No IN8IDE1—outside painting. Spe- have strong desire to vôrk for CARPETS a fright? Make therii other antique items. Any quan- One eyed dog. Call Boltoh Dog job too sm all. Over 20 years clal rates tor people over 66. ______yourself. CaU for appe^tm ent a beautiful sight with ^ u e .-ttty- "nie Harrison’s, 048-8709, BY FRANK W iN SKI W alden, 849-590(L experience. AU work guaran Call my competitors, then call TUTORING — Remedial read 049-6806. Lnstre. Rent electric sham//1 ______6 6 Oakland Street. PLAIN JANE Busineu Services 13 teed. CaU after 6 p.m., 043- me. Estlmaies given. 649-7803.' uig; non-readera, kindergarten pooer $1. Oleett VfÎety Store. HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, J (BOUND —Sm pll brown m ale > BRUSH chipper rentaL Stt^ 1870, 044-2976. m ongrel. CaU ^ t t o n D og W ar PAINTING and decorating - Help Wanted - RCA televlsiofy-'''black - 'white, bric-a-brac, locks, fram es. den, 64941900. pollution, chip brush, use NEWTON H. sMlTH & SONS^ interior, exterior, vinyl paper • Male or Fetnole 37 new 18” ptocure tube, wood glassware. We buy eWps for mulch. Specif Remodeling, repairing, addl- hanging. t r e ^ esttoa tes, teacher. CaU 643-6342, ^ ______' ______cabinet. $ 8 ^ 8 ^ 24” ridtig Village Peddler, Auctioneer, SA/. I HA/ENt SEEN YOU 1 KNOW. IT'S AWAY ON prices for contractors, 742- uons, rec rooms, i>orches and pronipt, efficient service.______UMITEaD openings — Over 21, mower.^6 h.p. exceUent condl,- 420 Lake St., Bolton, 046-8247. WITH VXlR BROOM LATELY. A CHAPTER R 46MT. . PwSOnob 3 ______' roofing'. No job too am fill. Call Economy Painting Co.., East Help WantCd"FcilHlle 35 part-time, flexible hours. Inter- tio^ '$«); Volkswagen squeire' PEN FRIENDS tn U.S.A. wanL I"IGHT trucking, odd jobs, also «*»-8144. Hartford, 628-0074. ------eetlng work, secure future, betek trailer hitch, $10, 046 RECEPTIONIST for office in caU- C49.4 g i8 between 7-9 p .m .,, 5291. ed urgently; all ages. The Pen •“ X® CARPENTRY and remodeling, T.J. FLANNKJAN & SONS — RockvlUe, busy dental office. Roomt Witliaut Bocud 59 t Society, (H.20), Chorley, Lan- deuverea, $4. dormers, kitchens. Painting and papering.' Fully full-time. Pleasing_ personaUty,. SALES clerk — Local je^vcler BARN SALE July 4th, 12 to RCOM f o r rent, gentleman casM re, EhtglOnd.' 644-1776. additlcsis and garages. Call insured, workmen’s compensa- good with figures and handling wants fUU-tlme sale^ hrip. 8 p.m.,. Flora Rd., off Route .-only, free parking, central 0 7 > 3 Tom Corbitt, 643-0086. Uon,u— ii-wUabUlty, iii... property------J— dam money. Write Box H, Manches Sales experience heiptul bu/ —86, — Bolton. - ^ , . location, .. kitchen privUeges, OQT A MONEXjuroblem? We’ll ^J?**^* age. CaU 643-19to.^ ter Herald,; not required. Odod - starting — references - required. 643-3698 • What Word-of-Sioirth advertising cafr'db' for help. ' Yes, we’U' K«iw help you or your home or office with ef- 'DORMERS, garages, porches, ______salary plus bsnefit;|. Apply at lo r appointment only. a small business?!” y your club with proven .fund ficlent low'cost electnmlc sig rec rooms, room additions, PAINTING and papering. Into- OOUNTERGIRL apply 3-6 p.m. qYeasuce nals. CeneraL Contracting, 71 Jewelers, Boah & Accetforios' 45 raising plans, Transtech As kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, rior plus odd jobs. CaU 649- HiUiardvlUe Luncheonette, 303 iwnnphA«j Paijcade. dgniCTrfl genUeman. quiet. sociates, Box 108BS, Manches Laurel SL, South Windsor, 044- siding, general repairs. Qual- 2424. - ' V "Adams St., Manchester M arly_ Bernw, ao- convenient location. 224 Char 2874. / ter, 00040. Ity workmanship. Financing ;———, —;.-L ------;;— ------^------RN LPN, SUver Lane PavU' thorized Evjatude outboard ter Oak St., 643-8868. available. Economy Builders, YOU’RE In deinand! ^®u_ If ipd is again opening a new motor salar and service. Also ■ ______BOL ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY PENING Service — Saws, decorating,^ interior "anil ex ives, axes, shears, skates, In c., 643-6166, 872-0647, eve- you’ve never sold anything be-/',ying- of the facility. There are boating accessories. 1062 Tol- EXCELLENT room for wotk- terior, paperiianging, fuUy In fore, you can become a (and l^tke. Buckland, Conn, ing or retired man. (Near cen- WHAT DID BY DICK CAVALLl rotary blades. Quick service. nlngs. openings on all three shifts tor WINTHHOP Automobilet For S o l^ sured: Ftir free estimate, call cessful representative 643-3868. ter. P rivate entrance, peuk- L ’>OU GPi;/M R . pe<^le interested in good pa-' ^pltol ûlpment Co^ 38 ROBBINS Carpentry re 046:9668. If no answer 643-6302. world’s la ^ st cosmetic com- A P E R N A T H y? NEBUi CAKt Credit very'^ted? Main St., Manchester. “ ------tlent care. Wev offer good i i ECIAL - 18’ W ellcraft Boat «nX- »«7.1146. HERE Y4X1 A R E , C H IP S.. Bankni^, repoesession? Hon .1 II .T on ic'*^*'**j*'^‘ modeling speclallst. Additions, fringe benefits and are fuUy- PO&Sf/'CHCW dally 7:30-6, Thursday. 7:80-9. rec ^ rooms, dormers, ncwvhes.porches, TEACaiE^' quaUty WOTk, at e&auy you can with traUer and 86 h.p. John- THE THOMPSON House—Got- V— THE FOOD OF W IN N ER S/ est Douglas accepts lowest air - ccmditluied. CaU 668-7620 Saturday, 7:30.4. 643-7968. cabinets, formica, buUMns, reasonÎe pric^ Insured. In- extra houritoto extra fun soii. Also come in and see the tage St, centraUy located, / - down, smaUest payments, any from 9 to 4 p.m . Ask tor Mrs. ' /. - WeUcraft boats, 16’ to 24’. Ma- la rg e , pleasantly furiiiUi- where. |4ot shiall loan finance TTMBEIRLAND Tree Service— bathroom s, kitchens, 049-3446. painting, cAsh. CaU 289-4922.' Benito, RN. "• -^ e 742-9423, 643-1043. rlne suppUes and accessories, ed rooms, parking. CaU 049* company plan. Douglas Mo- Tree removal, pruning, lots ' - OFFICp GIRL — Summer posl- E3CCWLLENT opportunity full used motors. Capit- Co. E?(pert InstaUaUdn of alu- F I^ R SANOmO, and r^ daily. J e i^ r R ealty. 742-9607. LOVE I T / $160. Call 643-2638 after 6 p.m . idn of Garden - Fcmn - vlded. 801 Main S t 649-8302. WILBANKS Persanalized. clean minum sldliig, gutters and Ishlng (specializing In^ 1666 BUICK ^>eclal station ing service. Hardwood floors trims. Roofing- installaUon and floors). In and outside' paint- Dairy Products 50 wagen, power steering, new ing. etc. No job too.afnall. John PART-TIME work In sales, for SituaHonS Wanted - sanded - reflnished. B loors, repairs, 649-6496, 876-9106. _ ___ $w«9As«av4A«a» aaII interview KAA eUOO' caU 669-1623( m ko STRAWBERRIES, pi^k your BY ROY CRANE- brakes, V8, automaUc, $660. walls,' - ceilings maintained. — — — ^ ------VerfaUle, 049-67119. Female BUZZ SAWYER OIQC. 872-3620 after 6 p.m . FuUy insured. No business too OUTTBRS and roctfs, aU types own. 30 cents per pound, In our 2 = 1 . sm all. Phone 648-5919. repaired and replaced. Rea- Hife responsible coUege glris fr®® containers. 8 a.m . tUl dark WOODUND INSTEAD OF WIDENING THE GENERATION GAP, YOU THEY 1967 OIX)fiMC»ILE converUUe, ______^ cleaning, «toUy, no chUdren aUowed. 161 lo v e d sonable prices. Free estimates, ggni BRIDGED IT. YOU USED HONEY INSTEAD OF red with white top. Power p>ooLS instaUed— experienced., 646-1399. S 'J ^ ® t y ^ 1, ^ sitting, yard''woric, kr- Oakland Rd., . Route 30, South ttANOR YOUR interesting office assignments *1'™’ “ Windmr VINEGAR TO CATCH FLIES. CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE steering, power brakes, auto- >nqn install above ground Ipdcs - 1Mortgdgfe 27 JOINING matic transmission. $1,800. zi son. •- rwumnftWe . r** ----- For AL LAPLANT — Siding, rooflng, -r*/------—------' ■ " 7- including the chance to demon- ^ APARTMENTS THEM. strate your talent as a recep- ______-•rPICK YOUR own strawberries, AND NOW, PAPA PEAK- PUT WHATG THI5? MORE FOWL PLAY? 646-0493. ■free ’estimates caU 643-90$l ' storm windows, awnlng;s. r ^ atic floor cleaning and waxing, 1, 2 and 3-bedroom luxury vln Lundy Agency, 627-7971. ployee benefits. Api^y at — — ------— ------—------1967 COUGAR, automatic floor offices and bustnesses. Com PICK YOUR own strawberriM, apartments. Features waU-t<^ plete janitorial services. Free lOO CcmstltutiOn Plaza, Hart- Housôld Finance Corp-, 882 Situations WoUtod • wall carpeting, vanity .tile shift, power steering, ~2Si en Roofing qnd ford. Evenings, 233-6879. West M iddle Tun^rike. . 643- M M c) ‘ 3|| 36 cents, bring own containers. gine," black with red Interior. estimatos. Fully Insured. Sub- ^ Volpi Farms, Volpl Rd., Bol baths, buUt-in oven, range, urban Floor Maintenance Serv- 1 6 .A . 9636. dishwasher, refrigerator and New tires. ExceUent cecial, 16,000 patios. 64M604. Free estimates, plus quality AS A EXCITEP Air BEIN6 1 ASSI6NEP TD SPY oN /ME ’ VOU, I HAVE NEWS RISKED VDUR UFE BY SMAg BAND OP SECRET pension and profit sharing MOVING — Must give to good ' ®®**to a quart. Good pick- mUew, exceUent running con dl-_____:— ______l:—re:---- :— ------work. 643-6341., SHELL DEALER U & R Housing Corp. WITH ME ACAINr- THIS TIAAE.'i SENT FOR WHICH W ig REAuy INVITING you TDTHB AGENTS LEARNEPTNAT rôii aft.... Ann. TREE SEUtVlCE (Soucler) — ______. . . „ ^ plan. CaU between 8 am. and home, free, 9 month old, Col- -^^hasl Farm, VUla Louisa OR ARE VDU AFRAIP vSjSi.-ANP Perhaps ALARM H3U... VDUR NCCT ASSIGNMENT lion, $800. coll axw p. . building lots clear- SAM WATSON Plumbing and Ambitious man desired now 8 p.m., Roberts Electric Co., lie-Shepherd spayed female. Birch Mountain Rd., 649-1298. Bolton. OF YOUR ICREMUN YOUR PRECIOUS COMMD! ^ . If TO BE VDUR LAST/ ed, trees topped. Got a tree Heating, - Bathroom ■ remodel- - - for existing 4-bay service . a. 644-2421. 649-3039. AAASTERS? Rentals by 1970 PO?mAC Tempest 860, ex- problem! Well worth phone Ing and repairs. Free esti- station Iwated m hl SECOND and third shift, tire PICK YOUR own strawbeiries, R obert D. cellent condition. $2,800, firm . caU. 742X262. m ates..C all 649-3808. also pick freeh vegetables. M urdock . nail 049-9312. ------M A M Plumbing A Heating — portunlty tor aggressive ty^ men, excehent benefits. Start FREE white fluffy kittens. $3. per hour. <3all , 289-4391, Phone 646-6940 anytime. Big/lead lettuce, 'squash, yel- iR ealtor 643-2682 ______:____^------’TWO YOflimO married men no job too small. Free esti- indlvldu^who desires to be lowland zuchhii, peas, beets, 643-9061 19M CADQJUAC, 4-door blade wlU do sâU repair jobs and mates gladly given. Bathroom his oagi^riioss. Firestone Retread, 20 BidweU ■ - Rd.; South Windsor, Omn.' BIABY RACCOON. 6 weeks d d , parsley, swiss chard. Open 8 ** 646-0906 7 - » sedan, power steering and painting, also cellar cleaniiQ; remodeling, heating systems x nmmiroc. very friendly, loves people. a.m. to 9 p.m., French Rd., Tjy»Ujjjtoa brakes, S and 4-speed trans and UgM trucking. Call 648- worked on. water pump work, UrrJUKo. YES, 'WE NEED more aUr-con' Easy to care tor. Best .'"offer. Bolton. mission, very* dean condition, 2092, 640-2947, ------faucet* ------packings,----- 649-28X1^ . ^ ExceUent Paid Training dltionlng mechanics. CaU 643- CaU 043-7202 after 6. BY COKER and PENN $825. CaU 649-8661. ( LANCBL01 » - STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, D A D PLUMBING Sendee""— • Financial Assistance 7267. 1997 ironriAC I«Mans, 326 fireplaces, flagstone terraces, repair and instaUatiopsi Free • tosurance and Itotirement j { a n WANTED mornings, for FREE — Female peWngese to OANILBT. (H^cmnewTê 15 p R O T K m ? m . ’thb NOrcSUITTB, /(^KAYieVERYTHINe. autonridlc, power steering, a u concrete repairs, both in- CYRANO VeTjLORl/ ^ l&ALLSgTi ^ esUmates. 872-4896. , •" Plan janitorial and porter duties, good hom e. 643-9718. blue with white vinyl Uq;. Ex- gê outside railings, land- J -" e Many more benefits .646-4220. ° ASSEMBLERS .. OUT, LANCe? ceUent condition. $1,800 or best scaping. Reasonably priced, First, shift openings for assemblers. I . offer. 9494600. c a ll 043-0861. M IB ii^^ GET THE PACTS!®’ ETUÊRIENCED men to woih MALE apricot toy poodle pup- BY ROUSON ig on prev^taUve maintenance py, price reduced. 742-0963. Full-Time Work. — — lATTLE SPORTS in n iE BUCKJT, green m etal m MAR Tree Service —, pnin- Dr _ Call week days 528-9401 on a fleet of podge buses. Ex------— ------^------flake custom point, complete cabUng, topping, removal, Apply 9 a.m. -12 noon, Mcmday - Friday. IM tailored ladles’ dress- Mr. Palumbo. Nights and hanttop roof, mag wheels, feeding, free esUmates. FuUy suits, alterations and weekends caU 1-666-6160, t o r « d . Good j)a y . CoU 643-2373. needs loving hom e. 643- •bow Trinner. $990 o r best of- insured. 633-6346 or 668-4716. ask tor Roger. 2906. coetume jewelry in your stone m - Jarvis, fer. S8940S1, 02A0842. ------lONAMFG.CO. preference. 649-1183. „ .rwji >1 - Ann PLUMBER, experienced in new t>NB LONELY Utty looking tor 1969 PLYMOUTH T o ry U, 6 juNK cars removed, $8. CaU um r Mmi-Moxi hot i»nte~w w nw pheU Ull DO., 4 / / work, steady en^dqyment. In- loving home. Sandy, belg« and REGENT STREET, MANCHESTER cyUnder, autom atic, 92,000 ' 872-0433. / - 'w h a te v e ^ y o u C!onnectlcnt B lv d ., Blast qnjne imperial Plumbing Co., white female, 7 weeks, box 6 4 a 2 1 1 1 miles. Four MkdieUn tires. Uke. w WlU make it tor Hartford, Conu. 981 SulUvan Ave., Soutti Wind trained. Gentle peofKe only, sor. 044-1821. ca ll 047-1090. ^ ^ Read H âld Ads you. 649X817. i : •'r-"

...... " t ...... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. COSTn '. SAtUftDAY, JULY 8, ^p7l PAGE Ni n e t e e n PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1971 Lots For Sale 73 Ouf of Town Out of Town Out of Town Fumislied Houses For Solo 72 Hpuses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 ASHFORD LAKE — Desirable For Sole 75 For Sale 75 For Sale 75 Apartm ents 6 3 -A BERRY'S WORLD MANCHESTER — Business waterfront lot, excellent neighbortiood,______private. two-famlly on a TGLLAND — 6-room Ranch, In HEBRQN — 3-bedroom Ranch MANCHESTER —- Just for sin- sone, large well kept estate- CLASSIFIED Offered by th « . HORSES in like home, 1% baths. Mainte cluMve "area. Only' is 6^ jCDuntry sized lot. Four room s' comnierclal area, 160x300’ lot, country kitchen vrith built-in ____ / ▼ » I ww -eanh flnnr ttoa eon aaA fn t . gle ' people. Coronado Club 8482. each floor, owner’s . has flre- $20,000. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, range, ameslte drive, excep- apartmehts. Luxurious two MANCHESTER nance-free exterior. Double gor rage. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. ______place. Scarce price of $28,900. 876-6279. Umially well landscaped and three bedroom apart PHILBRICK Raised Ranch, two years MANCHESTER — AA zone, .7 Wolverton- Agency, Realtors, grounds, $24,900. Wayne MiUer ADVERTISING ments, available for July let. old. Living room, dining MANCHESTER — Newly listed acre, heavily wooded, jirlvacy 'M9-2813. BOLTON — 7-room Raised Agency, Hebron, 228-9454, 228- 647-1166, 568-4400. ' Ranch, double garage, famUy CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS room, three bedrooms, 2-car Raised Ranch with IH baths lot, adjoins water shed. 3518. , garage. Laige new barn op and double garage. Large 1441. ®^\mLLINGTON — 6(4 -room room, fireplace, wooded lot. 8 AJM. to 4:30 PM . THREE - ROOM apartment. AGENCY ___ Ranch, 30x50’ building for $28,900, Goodchild - Bartlett VERMONT: Restored, farm Shower, first floor, all utilitieB. approximately om, break SEVERAL building lots in Man cottage, immaculate, fully fur OAKRIDGE Only $21,600. Good condition, mont, 1-802-244-7434. For Rent 64 ■fib fast room, 8 sitting rooms, 4 chester. Ask for Mr. Phllbrlck, nished, lArge fireplace, sale Goodchild - Bartlett Realtors, ______:______POUR COOPERATION WHA. |%|R| 9711 bedrooms, plus studio, study PhUbrick Agency, 646-4200. price $12,000. For fuU informa WILLIMANTIC 609-1744, 742-6736, 643-7887, 643- ANDOVER — 4-room Ranch, BE APPRECIATED MIMfc I I COMMERCIAL place for toase 3 V taths sto M w ^ ls industrial »me tion call Mitten Agency, Real 2098. breezeway, garage, full hase- dr sale' 461 Main St., next 'to rage large bams and out build- 3-*amUy house, exceUent bust- A-ZONE buUdlng lot in conve- “ -■-y:: - — ------„ ■ — — — - mept, 2 acres, VA approved. post office. Ebccellent business i ^ ’ A view from every wln^ ness opportunity. High traffic nlent locaUon, nicely treed and tors, 643-6930, 649-9890. We have the financing, con COVENTRY North, Raised immediate occupancy. Char- Continitod From PrecRdinq Po y location with building. Call d w " $48 000 count, good condition. Call flat. $6,600. Wolvertflsi Agency, ventional, FHA or $iZ00 down Ranch, four bedrooms. 2-car Agency, 643-0683. 646-2426, 9-5. now. $81,600. Hayes Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. to qualified buyer.. Custom garage, excellent view. Spot- CONNEX:'nCUT less throughout. Jesdor Realty, BOLTON Four - bedroom Rooms Without Board 59 BEAUTY SHOP for rent, fully 7-ROOM COLONIAL, formal 646-0131. built 3 and '4-bedroom Raised Apartments - Flats » dining room, modem country ------— ______TOLLAI7D - Acre lot, $8,000. 742-9667. Cape. Central air-conditioning, equipped. Wolvertcm Ag:ency, S ize kitchen With bullt-lns, first MANCHESTER - Large Dutch V q m ^ - J^re, hlgji s c ^ LAKEFRONT PROPERTY Ranch, Cape- or Ranch. Ail Tenements 63 R o to r s , 649-2813. 1(4 baths, aluminum storms, ROOM for rent, parking: facU- floor family-room, 2 fireplaces, Raised Rsuich, 7 rooms, car- 1°1> $8,900. Coventry Two carpeted with your choice screens, 100x400’ lot. Mid 20’s. TWO - BEIDROOM apartment lUeo, ladles only. Call 648-7747. OFTTCE for rent, Ideal locatlcm exceptionally well kept home. peting, paneled. recreation, wooded building lots, $8,600 Beautiful half atre on well of colors, "electric heat, city Bel Air Real Fstate, 643-9332. with heat, references requir room, aluminum siding, 2- each. Hay^s Agency, 646-0131. zoned lake in Woodstock val- H ebron FURNISHED room for rent for and parking, near hospital. $39,900. water and sewers, wooded ed, $160. per month. Hillbrlck car garage, trees. Hutchins vey,.$6,000. Terms arranged. gentleman, all conveniences, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Personalised Flooi^ Building, 7-ROOM RAISED ranch, an Im BOLTON One acre buUdlng lots. In* established neigh 390 Main St., 049-9268! . Agency, 649-5324. loU from $6,500 and up. Flano No down jiayment required. Wanted - Real Estate 7^ ' near bus line. 64^914. maculate home tastefully dec Call 1-668-2122 after 7 p.m. borhood near schools, $21,- Town Plan THREE nice rooms, heat, ^hot orated, richly carpeted, 2%. OPEN HILLS Custom Red' ______Agency, 6462677.______ALL CASH for ybur property, wateK stove; refrigerator, AIR - conditioned oOices, 2(X). and $24,200. Apartments - Flats - central location, on-premises baths, paneled fireplace, fam- wood Ranch. Fireplaced-faml- d e s ir a b l e A-zone building lot within 24 hours. Avoid red parkll^ in rear. 568-0833. C ily room with built-in bar and ly room o « kitchen. Two centrally located, aU utlllUes. OOVENTRY LAKEL-New list- Directions: Take Route 32 to Amendments tape, instant service. Hayes Tenements 63 parking, very reasonable. 646- DQMDI DELUXE 2 - bedroom apart 2 2 1 2 . brick wall, centrally alr-condl- baths, carpeitlng, sundeck„4^0x settle estate. Call Ing four-room summer cottage.' Wlllimantlc, go to* end of Agency, 646-0131. tioned, beautifully treed and 24’ recreation room. Hutchins Maiiansfleld Ave'. Models cm MANCHESTER — 3 rooms, sec ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, 6461919 after 6 p.m. Beautifully treed and landscap ® 1WI kr NEA, landscaped grounds. Located be' Agency, 640-5324. l$ft .To Be Aired WANTED — house to buy, ond floor, including heat, hot ccmplete appliances, 2 aired lot. F ir^ a ce . Drilled well. Out of Tbwn tweeii 2 golf courses. Mianchester - East Hartford water, refrigerator, older sin conditioners, full basement, MANCHESTB3R — Brick ,7-room $10,600. Hayes Agency, 646- The Planning and Zoning Com- area, at least four bedrooms, "This morning I was going to talk to you about the de 0131. gle person desired. $90. J. p. washer-dryer hook-up, vanity For Rent 66 AMSTON LAKE 6 room cottage, Colonial, 1^ baths, gamge, ex-. TVfVTTC^K mission will hold a public hear- large lot. Call Rev. Saunders, Real Estate Associates, 643- type bath, glass sliding doors cline in-public acceptance of the relevance of the tradi cellent condition, wall-to-wall LUCILLE LYON, completely furnished right down Ihg on Tuesday at 8 p.m. In the ______6129. onto patio. $220 per month. tionally structured form of religious institutions, b u t .. to the- dishes. Extra lot includ- carpeting, new 2-zone heating The Conn. Department of Rockville Out of Town Robert D. Murdock, Realtor. ---- ed. $14,900. system, screened patio. Must Transportation, Bureau of Ad- REALTOR Hebron Elementary Schcxil to SELLING your home or .acre DBLiUXE 2 - bedroom apart 643-2692. be seen. Asking. $29,900. Freeh- ministration, will accept bids Fo r Sole. 75 age? For prompt friendly serv CAREN APTS. 875-2562 1-466-1273 ’ee**®lêr propexêd amendments ment. Available now. $200 per Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 MANCHESTER 4-bedroom Spilt ette Realtors, 647-9993. on July 9, 1971 at 10:30 a.m., to the present town plan to show ice; call Louis Dimock Real month including heat and ap THURSTON Apartments — 140 — level, 3 baths. 2 fireplaces, 2- DST, covering the Treatment ty, Realtors, 649-9823. Hilliard St., Manchester. Open '3% , 4% room apartments. three proposed business zones. pliances. Paul. W. Dougan 31-33 HOMESTEAD ST., duplex, car attached garage, huge 30x15 MANCHESTER — Rockledge -for Termite Extermination of South Windsor Realtor, 649-4635. for your inspection daily, 2 to 8 Available now. Including ap rec room, sundeck off master section, custom built 7-room the enUre Bureau of Highways, $12,600 FULL PRICE for tills The commission is proposing 3 EXECUTIVE RANCH p.m. Three rooms featuring pliances, wall-to-wall carpet excellent ccmdltlon,- 2-car ga comfortable' bungalow in Coy- rage, lot 100x126. Marion E. bedroom, well treed and land Ranch. Deluxe quaUty con- Garage and Boiler Room, EXCLUSIVE ASH RUr J , J .. . a business zone on the east side collector, bodks, pen pal and PRESIDENTIAL VlUage Apart- walbto-wall carpet, shades, strucUon. Professionally land- Bulidlhg No. 81-092, located at ing, heat, hot water, swim Robertson, Reailitor, 6465963. Set on 1% wooded acres Ex scaped lot with flagstoned patio We have several luxurious X "S’" ofcRt. 86 from the northerly housekeeper badges, ments, Manchester — One and range, refrigerator, disposal alto -Agency, Re- boundary of the-(Joldsteln prcip- Presented to Robin Kearns ming pool, storage and park amd barbecue. Preferred nelgfh- scapet lot. Pool. 6Dd 40s. 24 Wolcott Hill. Rd., Wethers- executive homes, loaded two-bedroom apartments. For and air-conditioner. Generous MANCHESTER, like new, ex clusive neighborhood. Five borhood. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. conn. rs, 649-2813. ______jjjg northerly boundary were backyard fun, my home, appointment or further infor closets, basement storagC, ing. From $160. C^ll Su with extras. Three or four quisitely reproduced authentic bedrooms, living room, for available at VERNON New listing 3-bed- the Bllenberg property at a cook, hospitality, collector, mation, call anytime, 646-2623. . master TV antenna, laundry perintendent, 8761666, 278- 4-UNIT appriment—good In- SEVEN-ROOM house, 2 baths. Proposals bedrooms. In the 50s and (Photo by Ed Parciok) 9^-room Dutch Colonial on mal dining room, family garage, wooded lot. Ideally lo- Department of Transporta - room Ranch. Finished base- depth of 400 feet. . hpusekeeper, pets, pen pal and facilities. Parking for two cars 1610, 24i-6068. . come. Call for details. 60s. A must for the young Firemen work at extinguishing blaze in Case home. POUR-ROOM apartment, ap park-like lot in prestlgfe area. room with bar, two fire cated. Financing available.' tion. Bureau of Administration, executive. , ment recreation - room, 1(4 tills plece'*of property Is al- hoitiq health and safety badges, per apartment. Heat and hot ’Three fireplaces, 4 baths, flrdt- pliances, heat, central loca water , included.. Peterman places. Custom kitchen with. BOLTON LAKE—Well built 2- No' agents. Call 643-6891 after Purchases Section, 17 Van Dyke baths, garage, 100x187’ lot. Bel ready being used as business Bonhiq Noel was awarded floor laundry room, 6-zone Air Real Estate, 643-9332. property. However, no mention collector, hpoks, cook, backyard a.m. each day; On July 6, 13, South Windsor tion, references, security de Agency',' 649-9404. breakfast room. Loaded with . bedroom retirement home, ga- e p.m. Ave., Hartford, Conn. Atten HERITAGE HOUSE South Windsor posit, ^170. monthly. 649-3340. ■VERNON — 2-bedroom apart heating and much more. Must tion: Mr. William J. Harvey, ------was made .of It In the present fhn, housekeeper and hospital- 20 and 27 and Aug. 3, 17, at the ment, third floor, appliances, W e - 646-2482 DELUXE one-bedroom apart see. A real opportunity. Hayes many luxurious extras. Im $22,500 ’THREE - BEDROOM Purchases Coordinator, For the finer homes. TOLLAND — 8-room Raised town plan as a possible business Ity badges and 'Patti Lewis the Orchard Hill School and, on DELUXE one-bedroom apart ment equipped with all mod one child accepted, $110. Agency, 646-0131. possible' to replace at $76j^ 6 ROOM COLONIAL. Large Ranch. City sewers, city Ranch situated on parkllke 2(4- area. collector, backyariKfun, cook, July 8, 16, 22, 29 and Aug. 5 nt monthly plus security deposit, ment, wall-to-wall car^ting em conveniences. Ample off- 900. modern kitchen with family water, full basement. Hutchins ----- ^------commission Is pro- hospitality, pen pal, ^ books ZBA Grants the Eli Terry playgrounds. 200 -Year-O ld House no^ utilities provided. Im- MANCHESTER’S most desir throv^ghlut, complete appli street parking. Rental $160. room, 4 bqdrooms, 2V^ baths, Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. HEBRON — One year young, paddock,T>nrtrt«*ir 2(4 baths,t«ti«. $59,600.MO itnn TT.J. ^ business zone on the housekeeper badge^K On Fridays, July 9, 23, Aug. / ^ mediate occupancy. 6462847. able location. Large four-bed- ances, vanity bath. Centrally per month with one year lease basement completely finished LEGAL U & R Raised Ranch. Three Crockett Realtor,______876-6279. west side of Rt. 85 from the Receiving the housekeejlat;^, 7 and 21, identical programs room Executive Ranch on one- off with large picture windows NINE-ROOM custom built Gar- Request For located. $175. monthly. R. D. and one month escrow. Call bedrooms, two fireplaces, acre COVENTRY ^ 2-famUy Ranch southerly ______boundary______of______the Hope cook, home health and safety, will be shown at 10:30 and 11 Is Damaged By Fire VERNON — Weathervane, 6 half acre. This custom built HERITAGE HOUSE risen Colonial 2400 sq. feet, 4- •' __ .. _ . . _ _ - nrvcmiro llTYr anri Vxaalrira Murdock, 648-2692. Jarvis Realty Co., 643-1121. on rear wall at ground level. NOTICE plus lot. ’Hpical elegance at „ „ 3,^ completely re- Valley Estates su^vislon fw 'a hospitality and backyard fun a.m. room apartment, . air-con house has Just about every bedrooms, ’ office, 2H battis, Many extras and possibilities. TOWN OF MANCHESTER modest price. Flano Agency, Fireworks Library hours arq Monday, MANCHEOTEHl — 3 rooms, ditioned) all built-ins', carpet thing that could bje desired. 646-2482 double g a i^ e , carpeting. . modeled 2 years ago. Merritt distance of 1,200 feet to the badps was Karen Quattropanl A house that dates from at the blaze under control In 20-25 NORTHWOOD Apartments — The plauming and 2ioiilng 646-2677. Michelle Merbler received the ' Tuesday and Thursday. fi;om-12 One and two-bedroom apart utilities, ' appliances, parking, ed, garage, pool, sub-let to It’s reidacement cost has been For the finer homes. 11-ROOM CUSTOM RANCH. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. Agency, 646-1180. south, at a depth at 400 feet. minutes with the Wilson and Jan. 1972, $180. After 6, 649- Commission at a meeting on _ . ... . cbllector, housekeeper, hospital- The Republican Town Ctom- noon to 9 p.m., Wednesday from- least 1730 received moderate ments, central air-condition $160. monthly. Security de professionally appraised at Wall-to-wall carpeting through- TOLLAND — 3 new Raised Warehouse Point fire depart 5524, 872-2866. ____ out, 3 baths, large rec room, MANCHESTER — $24,600. 7- June 28, 1971 made the follow- Ity, backyard fun and cook mittee’s requeS*s to hold flre- 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Fridays fire and smoke damage yester ing, carpeting, balcony, car posit. Flano Agency, 646-2677. over $53,000,' will sacrifice in Ranches and 2 Ranch houses BOLTON resldfents In the area, this pro- badges. works at the Little League Field from 10 a.m. to 6 pm The library ments on standby alert. CHESTER — 7 - room opening onto patio, with pool, room Cape, central location, ing decisions: day when a fire started on a ports, plus other luxury fea middle 40s for quick sale, or MAHtlonal 64.9-9737, Helen D. Cole, Real- and U\’lne room’ with MANCHESTER Spacious 7- vicinity of Hlllstown Road 876-6279. home. Large eat-ln kitchen, them not to take any action on Burke the collector, pets, heuse- 5*'on condition that fire trucks iHiesday In the Caucus Room at _ . . . 1 buy, .anriand fa to considef^ offers, 'tOT^ 643*6606 ^ ’ • . • • . —• ...... South Windsor, Is owned by the alarm at 6 p.m. Neighbors turn room apartments, ample clos MANCHESTER Deluxe one- land. Four-room heated cot fireplace, den, 4 bedrooms. room home, aluminum siding, and Woodside St. DENIED, 2 bedrooms, bath, 25x13(4 new business zones until the ex- keeper, cook, hospitality and are on hand and police with the Town Hall at 8 p.m. to dis from 1 to 6 p.m-,. this 3 day CO'VENTR'T estate Of Albro Case and was ed their garden hoses on the ets, heat, hot water, carpeting, bedroom apartment on Main tage. Walking distance to MANCHESTER — Beautiful 7- '“ "Re lot, $26jioo. new roof, double garage, large j^ v x MILLER ET AL—Re living room, beautifull cor istlng town plan has been up- backyard fun badges. walkle talkies are provided, cuss the acceptance of a pro weekend, or c ^ owner, 876- being restored by a relative, blaze until the firemen arrived. appliances, air-cOifditloner, St., $167 per month including beach. Call 643-0491. room Ranch in the Buckley j.-u.. am t ... ^*êd lot. Low 30s, Hayes quest to have a Business I FIVE BEDROOMS ner fireplace, 2 enclosed dated. Sharon Wood received the Rain date Is Sept. 6., posed public highway known as In this. oversized Cape on porches, exquisite lake view, Patria Rd. and to authorize Bradford CasCkand his wife, who According to Mrs. Case and parking. Aug. 1st occupancy, appliances, air and carpets. GIANT’S NECK Heights — 69 whool area. ’I^rae generous colonial may be^d for « «»ned area at the comer of Finally, the commission Is pro- J’ Each year for the past six two acres of prime land on 2-car garage, guest house. Town Manager Terry Sprenkel were living in the house. The Fire Marshal William Lanning, , adults. Call 646-1769. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 649- 2 $27,900 — EIGHT-ROOM Colo bedrooms, two full bathrooms, ^ offices, large lot vrith MANCHESTER - - 8-room over- Green Road and Woodbridge ^stoess zone on the tbe^housekewTr t**® Republicans have J Edgewood Rd., -bedroom cot Bradford CJases were on vaca several antiques were In the 4535. nial, in-law quarters. Aluml- formal dining room, and St., rezoned to Business H. Cooper Lane. Complete with Prime locaUon. Excellent to call for sealed bids for a tage, sleeps 7, secluded and possibility of acquiring more sized expanded Cape. Two north side of Rt. 66 from Wall . backyard fun and Unked the Labor Day celebration tion and were contacted in building. Full extent of the 4H-ROOM apartment, second nupi' siding, new heating sys beautiful family room. Kitch DENIED. / fruit trees, barn and brook. value. $29,900. Phone 649- 15GPM fire pumper. MANCHESTER — Deluxe 2 quiet, $110. weekly. Mrs. Bemt- land. baths, four bedroonis, family St. to a point 617 feet east of gook bad^s a S ^ W ^ e r toe «>® “ ®k-off of their own Philadelphia. damage has not êt been de floor, appliances, heat, hot tem. Off East Center St., trees. en has built-in oven and range. Planning & Ideal country living in a 2936 or 525-0721. Under Unfinished business ap water, di^x»al, parking, base bedroom duplex^half of 2-fam- sen 742-8637. room, lovely suburban lot. Ga hcspltollty Md backyard fun pampalgn. The event Is viewed South Windsor firemen had termined. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, Above ground Redwood pool ROCKLEDGE-Dynamic 9-room Zoning Commission house with 2(4 baths. 2-car pointments of members to the ment. Available Aug. 1st. $185. ily, 1% baUis, rec room, all ap rage. $29,900. Hayes Agency, garaij^. Under $38,900. Call TOLLAND - New white Colo- ^ depth of 1,000 feet. Terry Hovey the s®*"® 6,000 persons, annually. ANDOVER LAKE — Two-bed 649-5324. included. Wolverton Agency, Raised Ranch, 5 bedrooms, 2% Joseph Swensson, Recreation Commlssionn, Indus/ monthly, adults. Call 649-4864 pliances and carpets. $220 per 646-0131. J. McLaug^ln at 649-5306. rooms 1 ^ aonar^ extension has been re- hospitality, housekeeper, collec- board also approved the room cottage, screened porch, Realtors, 649-2813. baths, large family room, ca Chairman trial Development Commlsplrin after 4 p.m. month. Paul W. Dougan, Real tort’ 2V. renter tottor 1“ ®®‘®^ real estate tor and backyard fun bkdges. request of Lawrence Duprey, boat included. $95. p ^ week. MANCHESTER — Choice Bow thedral ceiling living and dining MANCHEJSTER — Dutch Colo- Clarence Welti, and to the Capital Impfbve- tor, 649-4535. ers School area. Immaculate FIVE - ROOM Ranch, large overaiz^ 2 e a ^ e fcu ’ Robert Tupper who has Presented to Joanne Zaeh- °W"er of Land’s Auto Supply of Call 742-7165. / room, modem kitchen. A ver- hial, 6% rooms, gas hot water Secretary • • B (Sl W • • ments Committee to fin Unex- MANCHESTER One - bedroom 7-rOom Colonial in one of fi kitchen with built-in oven and wersizea 2 ^ r g ^ e , - ^ât there Is a possibility maim was the backyard 736 John Fitch Blvd. to operate. Hospital Claims M ANCH EI^R — Main St. heat, wall-to-wall carpeting, Dated this 3rd day of July BARROWS AND WALLACE CO. 900. plred terms will be .cbnsldered. garden type apartment, $160 LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE — nest residential areas near all . aatile home in an excellent lo- ■’ ’ that a bank and dental office fun badge; to Jeanne Keefe the a retail and wholesale outlet for area. Four-room apartment, range, fireplace, basement „ earaae near school, bus, shopping, Manchester Parkade 876-6279. including heat and appliances. Five-room Chalet, very mod schools, shopping, bus. Liovely family room, garage. Close to K • ______vvlH he constructed on this site, backyard fun and hospitality automobile accessories.at 836 Paul W. Doân Realtor, 649- . two air-condltiMiers, heat, hot Char Bon Agency, 643-0^, Manchester 649-5306 Manchester (Evening Herald em, fully -equipped. Available remodeled kitchen (built-ins), shopping and schools. Call JUST OBT PORTER ST.—4- iDLLAND — 8-room Raised _ Donations Sought badges; to Vicki Hannlngton the *lohn Fitch Blvy. Duprey. had South__WlndsoT' correspondent ^<636, . ^ t e r , appUanceai....garage/ Doctors Growing last 2 weeks of August. Call ’"S •or''#"b^ro6 »"jlli!''-' 1% baths, owneri '643-V12S; *' •” '*^'^bedSubm -Dutch'Colonial with aii SOU'IH -WIirosORRaireli. with magnificent’'riew.” ®” 7ery Taylbr, chairman of ccUector, housekeeper, . cook asked for larger quarters to ^ rb a ra 'Vairrick Tel. 644-8274. îidults only, no pets. 643-0266. ■ MANCHESTER — Teresa 643-0188 after 6 p.m. large formal dining room, den, assumable mortgage, formal 7-room Raised “Ranch bn half of countiyside, 2(4 batiks, fire- 12th annual Red Barn Auc- arid backyard fun badges; to house his g;rowlng business and attracOVe Uvlng irom. Below “ vinK dining rooms, eat-in acre lot, 3 bedrooms, formal place with brick wall'îlvi' rec R®*' sponsored by the first Ctm- JIVendy Lee the pets, backyard wlU purchase the . property Apartments on Main St. One- NEWER One-bedroom apart COLUMBIA LAKE — 4-room ATTENTION! bedroom apartment available ments from $155 per month replacement at $29,900. CaU ^ en F ^ i l y styled 6-room C^ la r g r fL illy room. dining room, large kitchen, room, basement garage, $31,- gregational Church reports that fun and collector badges and where Jenk’s Boating business cottage, boat, all facilities. Ionia), spotless from top to bot- “ ' FONTAINE’S must relocato due to redeveli^ment. feunily room, $32,900. Call 900. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, ll*e'committee is looking tor dq* to HoUy Kelsey the collector Is now In operation. / L'lorida Jury Cancer Virus now. Carpets, appliances, air- and 2-bedroom apartments, Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233, J. Ideal for children. Reasonable. tom with brand new kitchen dR C A 1843—Federal Colonial— Mitten Agency, Realtors, 643- 875-6279. nations. The auction is sched(ii- and backyard fun badges. Also approved were the ap-. condition included. $167 per from $200 per month. Paul W. Watson Beach Co. 647-1650. HOUS'TON, Tex. (AP) — Re Lymphoma is a cancer at the 228-3803. with bulit-ln, oven, range and six large rooms, full walk-up Must sell 3 floors of used mlsoeUaneous equipment. 6S80, 647-1673; Finds 2 Guilty month. Paul W. Dougan Real Dougan Realtor, 649-4535. ------,------ed for September. HoUday Closing plications of James B Hall-^ searchers "at M.D. Anderson human lympathic system. Burk- MANCHESTER — Newly Ust- dishwasher, 3 big bedrooms, attic, handy location. $25,900. IMMEDIATELY. REASONABLE. COVENTRY — 7-room custom Articles may be dropped off , Both the Town Office Build- 676 Rye St and Edward Kaafiieta Hospital and Tumor Institute itt's lymphona frequently In tor, 649-4635. HEBRON —ten minutes from FX>UR-ROOM apartment, $125, ed, aluminum sided, young, High 20s. Wolverton Agency, built Ranch. Two fireplaces, at the Red Barn on Rt. 85 In Ing and the Douglas Ubrary jr. of 69 Hollis Rd for additions In Tioink Murder say they had succeeded In grow volves bones of toe face and L Wanted To Rent 68 Manchester, sparkling Cape, 3 LOOKING for anything in real WOlverton Agency Realtors, 2-family, 4-4. Georgeous kltch Realtors, 649-2813. THE ULTIMATE in a Ram extra large rooms. Garage. Hebron Center, or If a pickup wiU be closed on Monday, July to their homes and i request ing- In a test tube a vlnls be knees and is predominantly bling Ranch home, abounding or 4 bednxtms, heated rec ST. AUGUS’nNE, Fla: (AF) estate rental - apartments, 649-2^13. DEPENibABLE family needs ens. immaculate condition.______^ ------, — ------o Double* lot; Excellent area. Is necessary, Taylor or Al Cool- 5, In observance of the holiday, bv Josenh R Rnv af *(«« Ahh-r lieved to cause some forms of found in African children. FONTAINE'S room, m<5ve-ln condition. homes, multiple dwellings, no apartment or House for im- 30’s Heritage House 646-248C. MANCHESTER — Immaculate with charm and perfection, nes- $33,900....,0 0 0 Hayes Agency, Aaaaa„ 646- Idgc may bc contactcd. _ M . f o r V r m S toûUd a — Two youths accused of put human cancer. The virus was observed origi SIX-ROOM Duplex, stove, nice ______!______.,6 ‘room Ranch plus 12x17’. fam- tied high on a hill with three USED RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT Beautifully treed acre. Quick 0131. fees. .Csdl J.Di Real Estate As medlato bccupancy, Phone Basketball All-Stars Manchester Evening H e r a i u home on 416 Abby Rd. a non- ting three persons in a car nally in 1957 by Dr. Dmochows- MANCHESTER — Five bedroom ily room. ’Three large bed- acres. 2,800 square feet of living sale desired. $24,900. Owner, They said Friday the isolation yard, convenient location. 647- 643;1389. 473 WINDSOR SXj, HARTFORD, CONN, Anne ki and C.E. Grey In lymph sociates, Inc. 643-6129. ______Brick Colonial. Ideal -Ôratral rooms, flreplaced living room, area, 3% baths, swimming pool, doriier Canton Street BOLTON LAKE - Six-room Th® annual all-star double- conformlngriot. trunk and then spraying It wUh of toe spherical-shaped “ fiype C 1067. 646-4370. nodes of leukemic patients at $10 REWARD for information location in preferreiT neighbor- attached garage. Private yard, garages. home, rec room, fleldstone header, sponsored by the Hebron telephone 228-3971. Story Hour bullets were found guilty on two virus/- opens the dcK>r for defini- Anderson. rent in hood. Convenient to every- 20s. Wolverton Agency, Re- HEBRON — Lovely 3-bedroom fireplace, outd(X>r barbecue. Baseball Association, will start In conjunction with the South counts each of first degree mur ttoe'^stutlles into ithe exact rela leading to suitable Dmochowski said toe IVpo C thlng. immaculate. Bel Air alters, 649-28J3. W e N E E D L IS T IN G S Raised Ranch with rec room, 38x12’ cement patio. On water, at 1 p.m. tomorrow at St. Windsor Recreation Department, der Friday. The jury didn’t r e ^ tionship of viruses , to some hu Manchester area for family Chief Lawman virus particles isolated from the Serenity central air-conditioning, ga $23,900. Flano Agency, 646- P e e r’s Field. — the public library will conduct. onunend mercy. / man cancers. Top-Stitch^d with^ 4 children ^ and dog. Will Real Estate, ^______643-9332. »>ri-Mr»tnr«'Pii’RMANCHESTER —__ HonrvHenry St., N . O W l “ T hinking o f Sell- human lymphoma are Identical rage, 2 acres, abuts Black 2677. The first game will feature The verdict carries an auto- Anderson virologists Dr. Ellz-, Called L a w le s s ®l .lhe playgrounds In appearance to those known 40- MANCHESTER MH- pHc. M property J" CoU Ledge Golf Course, with a ------American League all-stars from / which will Include related crafts, mlatlc death penalty. abeto S. Priori and Dr. Leon Reasonable rent. Please cause leukemia in all non-hu- 3, on business zoned lot. Call large 6-room Dutch .Oolonim, lU J J A l I view, $33,900. Wayne Miller Coventry the first place Chibs and fourth HYAI^NIS,H Y A I ^ MASS. (AP) — film and music activities and Bennie Demps,'20, and Jackie Dmochowski headed the re 649-6513, 1-928-6461 front-to-babk living room vrith man animals. for. details,^ asking $29,9D Modem kitchen, dining room proved through an. eltiiausUve 36-Unit approved apartment Colonial, 4 bed ing to open a stolen safe in an . “ Hie availability of this virus iot vrith atone walls. Basontont ter 8-room ORDEB OF h e a r i n g and den, plus 2-car garage series cf tests and then verified site, water and sewer. $1,- rooms, 2 fireplaces, ,1*4 baths, AGENCY STATE OF CX3NNECTICUT, DIS orange grove. provldesa^ tool ot great poten office or rec room. .Wall-to- for $38,900. Call J. Mc by scientific teams .at Memorial 5 • B p ^ r a m to all children of Braxton of Jackstaiville, N.C., Due for Screen PANEL $26,900 — 6-ROOltt Raised boihood adds up to one fan be heard and determined at the Pro- 'JUVEWIKX — rieauiuui cells, and if so, how It accom If"' r 1 ‘Iv throughout. 30’s. Heritage two-family. New kitchens, car-- bate:c Officeumce in Bolton,noiioii, mIn sald»a.u dte- - room------o stone-jj.j.. ---- house- plus a 4- ^ h n ®«Âlnst tWs. The court has de-_,-6ôl-age. In the orange g;rove near Tav 12 X 16 INCHES Ranch, quality construction, tastic buy at $46,900. We in p lices this.’ ’ House, 646-2482. peting, ^reshfy decorated. Two triot,;X. on the toy of July, 1971, room winterized cottage and ^ , ’ dared it unccnstltutional.’’ The schedules for/the'Yrogram ares, testimony recorded. BERLIN (AP) — American 1 raised hearth fireplace, stove, vite your visit to our mod at Dmochowski said, “ Ideally, f ""'i l = 2 2 t ^ f b t g t e W & M ? extra building lot. ^^m eriy ^^^Vêvln- Mawdsley and Bash------Is chairman;______of toecrlm- are: On July 12, 19; 26 and Aug. Demps, Hardy and Miss Brax- movie director Stanley Kramer, I'/i baths, garage, trees'. Hutch ernistic Raised Ranch with furnacei): As^m e FHA mort- th a t______^ „ ------, . - someday we would hope to be TWO-FAMILY Duplex, of saidrMtjq application and0*1/$ fho the iimgk time /ITiH and Fvumzv/Iowned andQ ^ Kiillfbuilt KxFb y successfulo* 1/!/>AO A i J U ,AAlMgC.Hodge. IflUT Section of Fuf toefVlo American 2, 16,' the. story hour will be at on were arrested In New Jersey whose film “ Judgment at' Nu- [ . t j l i"*i ins Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. ' loads of glass, hand splits ! ! gage. Hutchins Agency, Real- able to vaccinate ail children conveniently located, toi-s, 649-5324, place of hearing therwn, by pul> actor. AU three fo r only $28.- And the BoSox all-stars will he Bar Association. Pleasant Valley School at 10 three days after the murders. against some types of cancer renbeig” depleted the Nazi war and brick on a professional occu- iishing this orcier one time in some .PITKIN ST.. 9-room Dutch Co condition, - ready for newspaper having a clrculathm in 600'. T.J. Crockett Realtor, 875- Robert McConnell, (Jllff Perkins, ^ Charges were dismissed ageiinst . . . and while It is too soon to crimes trial, says he wlU inEtoe ly malntahied treed lot. Mr. pancy. Principles only, Call ftiW lonial. Call 64;3-0088 days after MANCHESTER — Four-bed- said district, and sent by m ^ , 6279. ' . . Steven Devins, Brian BouchCr, ------^ ^ Miss Braxton, and she was held say that will be possible, I be a film on the court-martial of ■ Gordon. owner, 649-3071. What it Means to postage prepaid -to Jan Helen John Shorten, , Richard Tarca Lt; William U CaUey Jr. with 6 p.m.'. On weekends call 647- room older Colonial. Ltuge Gatchell, Boston HUl Road, And(>- as a material witness. lieve we h^ve the beginning of a Dh*T shines for and , 1040. No agents please. airy rooms, i% baths, fire ver. Conn.: ' Edward L. Gatchell, COVENTRY — Ideal starter and Kim Pearscin. new research era now.’ ’ Kramer said toe film will • • B (Sl W • • SUPERB 3-bedroom .Colonial in Boston HUl Rd., Andover, Cton.; home. Immaculate 4(4-room Tjje second game will start at place. Many improvements. Katherine Y. Hutchinson, 1 Elllng; ’§ T A R . Some îentlsts have suspect probe why Calley, convicted of CAPE — Across street from BARROWS AND WALLACE CO. beautiful Lakewood Circle WdcvlUer'^Coimt all "at Ranch, fireplace, wall-to-wall approximately '3 p.m. and will Large lot. Only $25,900. Hayes -By CLAY R. POLLAN- ed that viruses play a vital role killing 22- Vietnamese civilians Manchester Parkade area, exceptional home, on lefto 7 days before .(tote of said hear- carpeting. Owners anxious, feature toe National League All- LIIRA Prayer Vigil hospital, 5*4 rooms, fireplace, Agency, 646-0131. Your Carrier-Boq Hh ARIES In some human cancers. But at My Lai, pantlclpeted In the Manchester 649-6306 wooded lot, $35,000. Call War- ______Your Daily AcfMly Guidt aluminum siding, caipetlng, NORMAN J. PREUSS, Judge Asking only $12,600.' Frechette stars. Members of toe first ^MAAlf while many have been able to massacre. ren E. Howland. Realtor, 643- BOULDER RD. — Immaculate . If According lo the Sian. Aimed at POWs garage, absolutely Immacu MANCHESTER — Mather St., • YOUR thoughtfulijess in paying ------Realtors. 647-9993. place Wildcats and fourth place ^ A M . )> prove viruses cause cancer in Kramer, who attended Gal late. Bel Air Heal Elitate, 643- 1108. 3-bedroom Colonial. Parklike . ,(20-21-31-43 To develop message for Sunday, 2-32-44-63/Ci Brick front 6-room Cape, . % O R D E R O F MIABINO COVENTRY - Private country fleers will play against mem- lower animals, it has never ley’s court-martial at Ft. Ban , 1.78 lot. Family room, breeze your newspaper carrier the very first ;g^51-51-79-84 reod words corresponding to numbers 65-72-81-861^ DES MOINEJS, Iowa (AP) — 9332. PITKEN — Porter St. area, 5- been shown conclusively the shed dormer, 1V4 baths, wall- time he calls to collect, meahs more ■tI ict™Of ’ anSo^ R ^ five-room, three bed- plac® U®ns TAURlfS of your Zodiac birth sign. SCORPIO A statewide prayer vigil, which ning, Ga., said in an Interview way, 2-car garage. Establish 1 Let 31 With 61 Cooperative same is true for humans. to-wall carpeting, -new fur yettr old aluminum sided ctis- COURT, TOWN OF BOLTON, JUNE room Ranch waiting to be thl*'*! Pl®®® Bears. All-stars 20 its sponsors say they expect to Friday that toe movie will draw •MANCHESTER — Nice 3- - bed- ed prestige nelghbortiood. to this young businessman than you AM. 2 Somefhlrig 32 Could 62 Pace ocr. 22/ nace, new kitchen. Excellent tom buiU, 8-room Garrison. "*VafaVe'of PETER a ! TAMBOR- moved Into. Modern kitchen, from toe National L ea^ e have keep going until all American The virus grown here In hu on 55 tapes of Interviews with room Ranch, 3 acres, ideal for Owner, 64$-6096. ihay realize. I'^t^ maV M 3 Give 33 Preient 6 3 A NOY. 21-■ value at $24,900. Frechette Family room with beamed 4 Avoid 34 With 64 Strong man tissue in a test tube was Calley, which will first appear 1417 horse or pony. Paul W. Dou NINI, late of Columbia in said Dls- Only $13,900. Petrus Realty, ^0^ been announced, r?\11-13-25-37 7-12-24-34/ soldiers are out of Vietnam", is Realtors, 647-9993. trict, deceased^,, _ , MLS, Realtor, 2?8-3777, 742- The concession stand will open 5 Nothing 35 Special 65 Lift extracted from cells grown - in in a magazine. 8-18 2213 vTHTTi/ gan, ROaltor, 649-4635. ceiling and built-in bar, dream TWO-FAADL'X;, quiet street, GETTING his money quickly from Upon the application of Eleanor .,*fe>45-58-59 66 Themselves 45-57-78 scheduled to start Sunday in kitchen vrith barbecue, etc. - - - 6270. ’ at noon for lunch and will re 6 Premature 36 See tissue Culture and obtained ori Kramer was In West BetUn to both floors presently occujried, each customer, enables him to com P. Tambomlni praying that the will GEMINI 7 Considerable 37 Voriety 67 Happen SAGITTARIUS Fort Dodge. TWO adres, 7-room Raised SECLUDED acre lot, trees. may be approved, allowed and ad- ______main...... open torougout toe after- 8 Youngsters 38 To 68 In ginally from a biopsy of a child attend^the 21st annual Berlin A lovely saying in' color etc. Call Now. Hayes Agency, apidiances and storm windows, plete his collections without call- "T j5>MA]f 21 Under toe plan, different Unit Lines of top - stitching Ranch, liullt-lns, recreation lush ' ' 8 ~ -room Colonial,— - . - carpet - 646-0131; mltt^ to probê <*» Per apP»catlon EAST HARTFORD — Law- noon. 9A 3 9 0 r 69 Busy ed Methodist churches and insti with Burkltt’s lymphoma, the Film Ffcstival. ful embroidery makes a $25,000. Call owner, 646-1822 af-’ JUNE 20 7 0 To d o y DEC, 21 ^ add interest to this cool room, gaStrage, gorgeous view, ing, first-floor family room, backs, pay his route bill qn time, and ‘*"oRD^BD,'“'Tât^toid appiic^to fence St. 2-famUy house, 6 -4(4 Girl Scoute 10 Stand researchers said. decorative picture for ter 6 p.m., all day week V 4- 6-19-36 11 There’s 71 Break 5-15-23-35J ' tutions throughout Iowa will style! No. 1417 with $32,900. Ilutchins Agency, double garage, $39,900. MANCHESTER New luting, enjoy full profits from'his efforts. be heard and determined at the " Pro rooms. Excellent condition, Mrs. James Derby and Mrs. 72 Just PHOTO-GUIDE is in Sizes that empty spot on the ends. bate Office in Bolton, in said Dla- t48-68«-90 12 Expense 42 Now (7-56-67 take turns holding 24-hour pray wall. No. 2213 has hot-., Realtors, 649-6324. Hutchins .êncy. Realtors, preferred westaide- location. Which pleases any young man just trict, on the 14th toy of July. 1971. carefree for 6 years. $36,600. Ernest Merbler, leaders of Jun- 13 Change 43 Property' 73 Sidetrock er vigils for peace. 8 to 18- (bust 31*4-40). CANCER 44 Give 74 Through CAPRICORN iron transfer for design; 649-5324. Immaculate 6,^4 Ansaldl ALUMINUM aided Colonial starting out in business for himself! at 1:00 o’clock In the afternoon, and T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 876- lot; Troop 6264, recenUy pre 14 You'ir The Rev. Donald L." Carver of Size 10, 32(4 bust . . . 2 MANC'ICraiSTSTER — Four-family that notice to given of the pendency )JUNE 21 IS O f 45 Sociol 75 Front DEC. 22 xA' color chart; stitch illus built ranch. 2-car garage, well Eind 7 6 To d o y yards of 54-inch. with 7 tastefully decorated of said application and the time and fix?#. sented 93 badges to toe 20 Girl iJULY 22 16 Someone 46 You'll JAN. IP Cedar Falls, prayer vigil chair trations. in cenlqr.'jpfcent^r.'jP town location. AU MANCHESTER — Six-family landscaped. Hurry! Hayes 47 Significonce 77 In Patterns available only Immaculate rooms. |Modern THIS summer, whether at home or place of hearing thereon, by p u b - ___ Scouts in their troop at toe an- 17 Curb 17-18-27-28, man,. said some 30 churches, in STRAWBERRIES 3-room apartments for mini and a two-family. Fine condi \l4-26-38-49 48 Situations 78 Likely SEND sot In cnins for each pattern Agency, 646-0131. kitchen and shaded lot, in love away, you’ll want to enjoy your news-, iishing this order one time in some VERNON — Huge 6(4-room 18 Tendency 19-73-82-87' . in sizes shown. - hipludei poitain and handlln'i. mum matotenance. New heat tion throughout, a good invest' 9-60-70 19 Actions 49 Face 79 Project stitutions and colleges are parti SEHD 79t in coini for e K h pattern said district, and sent by mail, ’ ^ f/Y QanHmi 50 Th e 80 Realistic . AQUARIUS PICK YOUR OWN. EXCELLENT PICKING Anne Cabot, ^fanchestcr 2-family, ly neighborhood. $36,000. Call paper every day ! Please make sure ____,,, Awarded to Sandra Morrison LEO 20M one y ' cipating. • Inclndii 'pnatain and handlliii. Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. ing system. Excellent invest ment. Secondary financing MANCHESTER — postage ppe|>ald' to Mrs. garage. 1(4 baths, ^replace, housekeener nets 21 Connected 51 O r 81 W hen Warren E. Howland, Realtor, that your carrier-boy is paid prompt ^ .JULY 2J JAN. 20 FOR FREEZING, JAM & EA’HNG. Sse Bonett, Msnehester OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK. ment opportunity. Wolverton available. Owner has other hi' upper 20’s, mEilntenance free Tamboniini. Route 87. Columbia," near schools, immaculate, Im- ^®™ “ ®, nousekee^r, pets, 22 Steady 52 A 82 Necessary I 643-1108. 83 Meaningful Bvestag. Heiald,1160___ AVE. N.Y. 10086. Agency, Refiltors, 649-2813. terests. 60s. Wolverton Agen exterior, better neighbortiood, ______ly for all copies! Conn.; Peter A, Tambomlni. II, mediate occupancy. Meyer, backyard fun htopltal and cook L ,A U (5 . 22 23 Any 53 Chance nS: II 1481 West Main St.. Wllllmantlc, 84 Spotlighted niEE CONTAINERS. ADULTS ONLY. OF AHBBIOAS, NEW YORK. Print llaai, Addnti wlOi ZIP badges and to Charlene Krone . 1-16-29-40 24 Linked 54 T o 3- 8- 9-53, N.T. une. CODE and thin Nambtr. cy, Realtors, 649-2813. central. Dick Lemleux, 649- R;sn>UCED, must sell, settle CcHm.-; Susan Margaret Bethune, Realtors, 643-0609. 25Trovel 55 Express 85 T o 54-55-66 MANCHESTE3R— 46 Jensen St. Route 87, Columbia, Conn.; ------toe collector, housekeeper, hos- ;i0-62-76 86 Needed i ; OPEN A U DAY 8 A.M. TILL DARK. Mni fUnt, Aildrfii wlOi ZIP The Spring & Summer 9737, Helen D. Cole, Realtor, estate, 2-famlIy 4(4-4 rooms, 26 Hove 56 Will CODI, ttyto Nnabar Md Sian. , Modern 3-bedroom Colonial, DUNCAN RD- Ansaldl buUt ' Mathlew "Tambomlni, Route 87, Co- goUTH WINDSOR Extremely pitallty and cook badges, VIRGp 57 Activities 87 W ork PISCES '71 ALBUM is 664, includes 643-6666. iManrl|iFBtFr lumbla. Conn, and return make to 27 T o JU L Y 5th The Spring and Summer large' living room with fire 6 large rooms, large breeze aeparate furnaces and base formal'brick Ranch with huge Lisa Unsworth received the 28 Daydream ■58 Be 68 Opposition E fr. t » ^ postage and handling. this Court of the noUce given ^ 59 Th e 89 Areas 151 OAKLAND ROAD ’71 Basic FASHION Book is way, 2-car garage, 1(4 tiled TWO ACRES, custom sUme ment, 100’ frontage plus 3-story least 7 toys before date of said 29 Else MAR. 20*^ 9:00 to 9:00 'ROUND THE WORLD... 12 daillhi place, dining room, large rooms., ' Truly an executive collector, my home, hospital- 3q.You ,6 0 Music ,90 Light 7/4 $1.00, includes postage frwn Coantrlai.. . Windmill, HnU kitchen, 1*4 baths, excellent baths,* built-ins, full attic, fire- Ranchi'/foyer, family room, 2 structurally sound building 34x hearing. residence worthy of your In- ity, cook and backyard fun 39-41-42-71/-,.. ROUTE 80, SOUTH WINDSOR and handling. laid! Mapin Leaf, Canada; Martha 24’ at rear. ExceUent Invest NORMAN J. PREUSS. Judge Adverse Neutral 7 4 -7 7 -» « ^ ARTHUR DRUG Wainlaiten’a Wreath, U.I.A. Pat condition. Quiet area. Immedi place, plastered walla, city baths, 2-car garage, tantalU- cc: Jerome A, Rosen. Esq. apection. Heritage House, 646- badges and Sharon Derby toe tern plaeai; diractlanil aill-^tst, utllities, Immediate occupancy. Ing views. Hutchins ^ e n cy , ment for smart buyer. Cedi 433 Valley SL, ate occupancy. Asking $27,600. WllUmantic, Conn. 2482. backyard fun, cook, hospitality. laeindai ptatafi and haadllni. BVecheê Realtors, 647-9993. (Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. Realtors, 649-5324.' owner 649-1919 after 6 p.m. W m ilb

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