J
PAGE EIGHTEEN FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1972 lEttralng H^ralli At The Center The Weather Clear tonight with low rang BARBS By. Glenn Gamber ing from 66 to 60. Sunny again Public Records iianrhpjstpr Hrralh Sunday: high near 86 — lower Kathy says: “Fleam don’t squeeze the fruit . . . By PHIL PASTORET More Troops Page 13 along the shore. « Know Your squeem Dad instead.” Warranty Dreda chester against Anthony A. and They say mone^ talks, but Manchester— A City of Village Charm Herman M. Frechette and Al Dorothy M. Maulucci, $2,700, NATIVE: Butter and Sugar Com, Tomatoes, Green and bert R. Martin to Russell and ours has laryngitis. In Ireland property at 60 Chambers St. « « • Yellow Beans, Leeks, Green and YeUow Squash, Cauli Nancy A. Betz, property on Chainber Members flower, Swiss Chard, Beet Greens, 'Cukes, RonMlne and (Classified Advertsing on Page 11) Release of Us Pendens (Continued from Page One) VOL. XCI, NO. 255 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1972 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Jackson St., conveyance tax Manchester Savings and Loan Hoyt King umnts yJu to PubUo Information Committee Boston Lettuce, BrocoUl, Hot Peppers, Imported Red $50.60. Association, Inc. against Robert know that, in the high- fire. ‘An army spokesman said Onions, Turnips, Acorn and Butternut Squash, Beets, Egg Greater Manchester Plant, Parsnips, IVhlte Onions, Yam s, Cherry Tonruitoee. Lillian A. Hunter to Clarke J. Butterworth II. class TV dinner chicken Chamber of Commerce the fire was returned EUid Insurance Agency Inc., prop department, many are FRESH: Blueberries, Bing Cherries, PeMhes, Plunts, claimed- one gunmam was hit. Nectarines, Limes, Grrqiefrtrlt, Cantaloupes, Honeydews, Marriage Ucenses culled but few are frozen. BANTLT OIL CO.. INC. ' erty at 243 E. Center St. , con British troops uncovered an „°Pears, Watermelons, Red, White and Blue Gnqies.. veyance tax $41.80. Richard James Gavis of 85 4i • « One of the oldest oil firms in with Its own service organiza- other arms cache In a wooded BUY ONE OR A DOZEN — PICK OUT YOUR OWN Nancy W. McCurry to William Oliver Rd. and Rosae Lynn Now that the rash of “ Most Manchester, Bantiy Oil Co., Inc., tlon and burner repair shop. It area near Armagh, the fourth Blankenship of Wlllimantlc. R. and Shirley A. Clark, prop Something or O th e r” pul- has had over fifty years of ex maintains a fleet of 18 trucks such haul In the province in the NATIVE TOMATOES...... lb. erty at 324 - 326 Center St., con Gary Alfred Winter and Jan U.S. Says Dike Damage Is Minor perience. The firm was estab- and 25 employes, with 24-hour past few days. The cache in NATIVE CORN ...... 6 for 4 » d veyance tax $34.65. et Elizabeth Grace, both of lished by B. Theodore Bantiy service for its customers. cluded 1,600 rounds of ammiml- SEEDLESS GRAPES ...... lb. 4 9 ^ Allan P. and Myra Ann Pratt Manchester. Sr. and was originally located at Bantiy Oil Co. has pioneered tlon, 100 pounds of explosives PEACHES...... 3 lbs. 8 9 d to Patrick J. and Catherine R. WASHINGTON (AP) — A U.S. intelligence report Building Permits 155 Center St. It has been at itk some of the “ firsts” In the field and four guns, a spokesmEUi SEALTEST ICE CREAM .... gal. SO d o f t Loguidice. property on Redwood All Season Pool Inc. of Bolton present location at 331 Main of oil service. One of the most said. says bombs have hit 12 places in North Vietnam’s wide Rd., conveyance tax $40.15. for Dominick and Betty Ven St. for about 30 years. Also, in Important was the establishment We Carry The Manchester Evening Herald spread dike network, "but the damage is minor.” Green Manor Construction COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS Tile State Department re------tura, below ground pool at 164 order to service the Rockville- of the automatic degree day de- WE SELL SOc CONN. LOTTERY TICKBTS Co. Inc. to Renaud J. and S. Main St., $1,920. Vemon area, the Bantiy Oil livery of oil. It was also one of Rdlahie le^d tlw elght-p^e In- h^ye been hit by stray bombs Jeanne E. Doura. unit in the chritude shows are on, why Central Connecticut Lock Co. don’t they call ’em “booty” Co. has opened a branch on the first to have radio dispatch telllgence finding BMday In a directed at military-associated Northfield Green Condiminium, Inc. for Roger E. Jordan, two contests? West St., Rockville. E. Theodore service vehicles and meter Audio - Visual follow-up to President Nixon’s targets nearby. conveyance tax. $30.80. signs at 425 E. Center St., $60. • • • Bantiy Jr. now serves as presl- printed delivery tickets, denial of Hanoi’s charges that , „ , , the United States Is dellber- ^h® IT k!" William R. and Shirley A. Alfred Rosettd, pool at 93 A pessimist is a fellow dent of the firm with Allen F. The firm is a member of the Sonrisos Clark to Robert Mercier. prop Repeiir on all makes Tape D F P n PRODUcer ately trying to knock out the vl- **®®" Lake St., $2,000. Behnke as general manager. Greater Manchester Chamber of who thinks that some tal water control system In the 9reachea. erty at 46 Whitney Rd.. con L. and M. Silvester of Bloom The Bantiy Oil Co. has been Commerce with Allen Behnke Recorders, Phonographs, thing isn’t right if it isn’t Projectors, Amplifiers, Red River delta. “The damage can be easily veyance tax $26.40. field, alterations and repairs to for many years a Getty oil dls- serving as chairman of the Man- 276 OAKLAND ST., BIANOHESTER — 64S-6S84 wrong. Radios, SmaU Appliances. But the department continued repaired—In a matter of a few Agnes L. Reneker to Richard commercial building at 749 Tol trlbutor for wholesale gasoline, cheater Oil Fuel Institute. The (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) itttlM FUmi and to keep secret the July 10-11 days—and has not been suf- G. and Julie M. Debate, prop land Tpke., $850. lubricating oil and both com- Bantiy Oil Co. Is also a mem- Projection Service U.S. aerial photos said to sup- flolent to cause any flooding, erty at 47 Lydall St., con Wes Robbins of Bolton for mercltil Euid home heating fuel, ber of the Connecticut Petrol- Herald ft Rentals port the finding. State Depart- "N o damage has been ob- veyance tax $26.95. James Stackpole, two-car ga The original Bantiy Oil Co. con- eum Marketers Association and Judgment Lien Classified Ads cept was to be and always has Behnke serves on Its advertising Sound Recording ment officials said release of served In the Hanoi area or rage at 34 Morse Rd., $2,000. e«6-UT8 ...... Read Herald Advertisements Drs. Hebert and Stephens Get Fast Results been a service oil company committee. the pictures would do no good against the primary dike sys- against Robert and Lucilie But- In the Washlngton-Hanoi ex- protecting that city.” terworth. $42,. property at 92 change of alIegatl(His about the State Department officials Venion St. bombing, because they expect said the U.S. Intelligence con- OertUlcate of Attachment North Vietnam would only re- elusions and pictures were The Savings Bank of Man spond with more photos alleg- shown to United Nations Secre- tag dike damage. tary General Kurt Waldheim Hie intelligence document, Monday by Ambassador George PRE-INVENTORY SALE I ^^^Nn-E! which State Department offi- Bush when the U.S. envoy cials said was based on com- sought to refute Waldheim's plete photo coverage of the en- criticism of the U.S. air attacks C aldoi tire Red River delta area In on North Vietnam, northern North Vietnam, main- contrast to Hanoi’s FREE SHAG Great charges of scores of U.S. bomb- GROOMER with Valuel ‘Photographlc evidence attacks on the dike system purchase of this WHILE shows conclusively that there gince the American air raids on model. THEY has been no Intentional bomb LAST! ing of the dikes. A few dikes (See Page Fourteen)
Bomb Misplaced, General Electric Toast-R-Oven RCA Pocket Size Radio iCUtMuc Eureka Caniiister Vacuum Use as toaster with pop- Our Reg. 26.97 Our Reg. 6.39 open door, use as oven Powerful motor for thor FREE; Shag Groomer Powerful performer with South Vietnamese woman ducks as U.S. jet roars overhead during bomb run near Tam Quan. (AP photo) with controlled heat. Use ough cleaning. 8 piece tool handy carry thong. Only 20 Reds Attack Hue Kleenex Tissues Crest Toothpaste as top browner for sand set plus shag tool. per store. No rain checks. wiches. etc.#T93 21.97 #500BTX 32.88 3.88 SAIGON (AP)—Forty-nine soldiers in a South Viet 4..... 99* 49* namese infantry company were either killed or wound Radiologist Save an Extra 33-1/3% Off Nylon Shell 5 lb. Fill Sleeping Bag ed in a heavy North Vietnamese attack and a mistaken Nixon Appeals to War Critics Box of 200, white or pastel. Extra large 5 oz. size. U.S. bombing that hit the government lines instead of Our regular low pprices on all Dr. Stephan M. C o o p er, son the enemy near Hue, the allied commands announced 25 Asstd. per Store today. WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican leaders were said ’The letter was released Fri dochina by Oct. 1 In return for of Mr. and Mrs. William C o o p er day by House Republican Lead GOIF SETS No rain checks The U.S. command said two In the past, field officers President Nixon is trying to be fearful that a fund cutoff release of American prisoners. of 75 Green Manor Rd., has l|3^m Wet Ones Wilson, Spalding, Du Bow, MacGregor ». 14.88 would gain majority support, er Gerald R. Ford. Democratic joined the offices of Dover Ra Navy A4 jets accidentally have blamed close-quarter to choke off the momen Tacked on to a $2.1 billion for- Northwestern — morel Not all models in all stores. Nylon outer shell with fleece lining. 100" heavy the Washington Post reported, leaders aiso received copies. diologists, in Dover, Del. Moist duty zipper — zip together. dropped 500-pound bombs Into fighting and often confused tum gathering behind end- and were preparing a., weaken ’Though acknowledging there eiign aid bill. It probably will be Steel Shaft Putters Our Reg. 6.99...... Now 3 .4 4 2 A 1966 graduate of Manches tae Souta Vietnamese poslUoM ^ so u th IVletnam- the-war proposals in Con ed version in an effort to lure Is serious disagreement over voted on by the full House late ter High School, Dr. Cooper re Towelettes 30 Per Storq, No Rain Checks 10 Per Store, No Rain Checks during the close-quarter fight- (Herald photo by Pinto) gress by asserting that pas senators who hesitate to cut off how to end the fighting, Nixon next week. ceived his BA degree from Prell Shampoo A split utility jwle and dangling transformers pro tag Friday, killing eight gov- ®®® “ " ‘t® while there are scores said, “ the responsibility for emmant t n x ^ and wounding U.S. planes In the air and sage would jeopardize his funds but nevertheless favor ’Though denying the United the University of Vermont and duced a power failure and caused two businesses on some sort oJ antiwar l^sla- doing so is above all mine, and w/Free Hair Trimmer 2 5 . almost all ground units calling ability to carry out U.S. States has used rain-making his MD degree from the Down- Save an Extra W. Middle Tpke. to close early yesterday. tlon. I intend to carry out this obli state Medical Center of New foreign policy. techniques in North Vietnam, command said ^ V l S ^ e r clash this morning gation in a responsible way.” York. 7 9 < There was no Immediate in Antiwar amendments In the Defense Secretary Melvin R- 88* p oth er Souta Vietnamese sol- Bastogne, South Vletnam- dication that Nixon’s appeal, Senate and House have been End-the-war resolutions and He spent four years in resi dler was IdUed and 16 were ^ ’ Laird haa declined to answer Box of 70. 1.33 size. 5 oz. unbreakable tube, 1.59 size. carried In letters to congres tacked on to larger bills cov amendments “will only serve to dency at-the-Medical (JoUege of :WBunded when the company questions about such operations V sional leaders, had caused any ering military funding or for delay the end of the war by Virginia Hospital in Richmond, was hit with 1,000 North Viet over Cambodia or Laos. Stores ^tfsed * wavering among antiwar sena eign aid. hampering the efforts for peace ’The Pentagon has acknowl specializing In nuclear medi namese mortar rounds and at Still Fighting now being made,” he said. cine. Hardwore Dept. Specials tors or congressman. In his letter, Nixon said the edged using fire to expose tacked on the ground. In the Senate, a proplosal to He Is married to the former OTf our reg. low prices on ’The Senate, for example, ap various amendments ’ ’threaten dense jungle terrain to the eyes Minolta SRT 100 General Electric Eight North Vietnamese sol At Quang Tri proved by voice vote Friday a cut off Indochina war funds will Ursula Judt of (Germany. The National foreign aid and defense pro of American helicopter and Single Lens Reflex Clock Radio By Power Cut diers were killed, the Saigon ban on the use of fire storms curement (and) . . . thus jeop come up Wednesday attached bomber pilots, but has denied couple has two sons, Michael Electric Footl Slicer All 14K Gold command said. to a $20.5 billion weapons au and Marc. and rata making as weapons of ardize the whole conduct of for reports that any sort of fire Our SAVE Low By SOL COHEN The battle was less than two ese Infantrymen reported kill war In Indochina or elsewhere eign policy.” ^ thorization bill. storm had been attempted. E ^ l-r i% s Reg. $30 Inventory (Herald Reporter) miles northeast of Fire Base ing 25 enemy troops at the cost and prepared for a new vote But he stopped short of ’The House Foreign Affairs Firestorms, as defined by the 167.99 Clearance of one government soldier Below Dealer'! Cost 1''— EXTRA Bastogne, which was aban next week on cutting off funds threatening to veto the bills If Committee has approved an Pentagon, are self-sustaining INVITATION 137.99 PricedI Two businesses on W. Middle Tpke. were forced to same E x o m ^ ; 14.88 doned Wednesday night under a killed and 20 wounded, the Sai for American involvement in the end-the-war amendments ’^ 19.74 amendment ordering withdraw blazes which whirl through an Fully interchangeable lens, Our Reg. SM Sl.^ ,:^ o w 3 .3 0 close early yesterday because of the loss of electric pow heavy North Vietnamese artil gon command said. the fighting. survive. TO BID Control allows slicing paper thin behind the lens metering. Ac Full featured — wake to music, er, after a truck crashed into a utility pole in the Stop al of U.S. forces from In area with hurricane force. Heavy Duty to ^4” thick. 6‘/2” serrated blade Our Reg. 12.99 Now 7.80 snooze alarm for extra nap, lighted lery attack. This would put It Thirty miles ' farther north, Sealed Mds wUl be rec^vM Vacuum Base Bench curate micro prism rainge 2 ,0 0 0 Ih. Hoist easily slices large roasts. finder.______dial. and Shop parking lot. — about eight miles southwest of fighting was reported on the at the otabe of the Director of Vise with Anvil The crash split the utility pole, perklns, driving east on W. Mid- Hue. outskirts of Quang Tri City. General fervtcM, 41 Center ta two, tore loose two of three mating a left Street, Maocheater, Conn., imUl It was the fifth mistaken A South Vietnamese marine 5'7s 2 .9 9 50 Ft. Garden Hose transformers on the pole, melt- . . j American bombing attack
>/■ ♦ ■■ ' /
PAGE POUR MANCHEPIER EVENING HEEALD, JVIANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 29, .1972 ' ./ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JU LY 29, 1972 PAGE FIVE iim trljPBtpr the dikes, this will be viewed by some Americans as no particular nevits at all, 1Et>pn!n0 l|praU i and merely a continuation of his normal pDlltlcal stance. PUBLISHED BY THE MANCHESTER PUBUSHINO CO. There will be other Americans, how IS Btoaell Bti^t M ancheiter. Conn. ever, who believe in Clark’s warm devo BURL LYONS tion both to the truth and to humanl- Publisher USTNESS Founded October 1, 1881 tarianlsm, and who, at the same ERVICES IRECTORY Published Every Evenlnc Except Sundays time, have an almost ungovernable In and Holidays. Entered at the Post ORIce at Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mall stinct to distrust Mr. Nixon. Matter. The moet interesting speculation which SUBSCRIPTION r a t e ! U C A ’ S Payable In Advance arises from this situation concerns the CAMPING One Y ear ...... SS9.00 Self-^rvice H IG H G R A D E Six Months ...... 19.60 possibility that Mr. Clark, with his devo Three Months ...... 9.76 Laundromat EQUIPMENT One Month ...... 3.36 tion to the truth, diould find himself im- AIbo Reweavtng^f Slncle Copy ...... 16c Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, TiumMmioNs PRINTING By Carrier ...... weekly 76c able to report that there has been any I >• \x Omtom Made PAINT Air Mattresses, Stoves, Job and Commercial M EM BER OF pattern of aim at the dikes in the Ameri Lanterns &S TOLLANft TURNPIKE THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Printing The Associated Press la exclusively en can bombing of North Vietnam. Con Tailoring FARR'S Manch/Vernon Town Line titled to the use of republlcatlon of all tingent, of course, on what he does find • Diy Cleaning FREE TOWING Prompt and Efficient news dispatches credited to It or not other "The Everything Store!” Printing of AU Kinds wise credited In this paper and also the PHONE 64.S-2467 local news published here. and see, Mr. Clark has a rare opportuni • Laundry Service Camp • Bike - gport All rights bt republlcatlon of special dis ty to prove his own objectivity and at the 176-178 Spruce St. 2 MAIN STREET Hours: MON. - THURS. ;.FRI. Community Press patches herein also reserved. at Depot Square 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. same time really test the credulity of Manchester The Manchester Publishing Company as Drive.In Parking Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. TUES.-WED. 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. 254 Broad St., Rear sumes no financial responsibility for typo those who have been his admirers. graphical errors appearing In advernse- J . FARR — 84? 7111 SAT. 8 A.M. to 12 Noon Telephone 643-5727 ments and other reading matter In The Manchester Evening Herald. However it turns out, this is a Journey Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. to watch. Complete Package Store Publishers Representatives — Mathews, CUSTOM MADE Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency MANCHESTER The Harvest HlU Package MANCHESTER —New York, CSilcago, Detroit and Boston. Osirinsky Harvest HlU Package Store of CANVAS AWNINGS Manchester is part of a group Stores’ motto is “If it is avail- MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA Along With The Polar Bear TIONS. DEALER IN WASTE MEMORIAL GO. of stores that was inaugurated able and we don’t have it, we’ll t - v r\ There Is, in position for possible by Michael J . Magnello Sr. The S s j a f o o d , Display advertising closing hours MATERIALS Opposite East Cemetery get it.” For Monday — 1pm. Friday progress through Congress, a resolutimi store was opened in 1966 In one For Tuesday — 1 p.m. .Saturday of the first shopping areas in “Our customers are our only F o r Wednesday—1 p.m. Monday calling for an international treaty which IRON Quality Memorials CHOICE VARIETY For Thursday—1 p.m. Tuesday this section of Connecticut. The commodity and we appreciate could bind all nations to an immediate manager and permittee is Ber- each one for their patronage,” For Friday—1 p.m. Wednesday Over So Years’ Ehcperience Classified deadline 13 Noon day SCRAP METAL nle De Long, \«dio is extremely De Long says. All Harvest Hill PauVs Carries Silky Qualify before publication 13 Noon Friday moratorium on the killing of polar bears. for Saturday and Monday publica proficient in the uses and quali Package Stores feature a com tion. We have, through various television Call 649-5807 Before vacation time Ryplex is the rubber-base flat Seafood and PAPER ties of wine, whether they be plete line of Imported and dom-j^ over and before the real paint for interior work and this estic wines, beer and liquor. Saturday, July 29 documentaries, learned to admire the 731 PARKER ST. A. A IM Eirn, Prop. imported or domestic. rush starts how about doing also dries in minutes. Apply it 43 OAK STREET SEE US FOR: polar bear, for this strength, his agility, Tel. 643-5738 or 643-6879 Harrison St., MaAchester over some of your rooms? With with a brush cr a roller; it goes fj Aluminum BoU Up TEL. 649-9937 Awnings all the modem improvements in on like magic and covers beau- his magidficence in hi.s own iceeoape, his • Door Canopies The Second Half Of The Problem part in the scheme of things as our uni paJnt and wallpaper that is tlfully. Here again there is no pre-cut and pre-pasted, it real “fkainty’’ odor, and spills can • Storm Doors Those politicians, and those news verse has shaped itself through peut STEVENSON’S ly is not a bit hard to do. Why be wiped up with a damp • Combination Windows papers, which were first to recommend mlUenia. MERCURY not stop in at Paul’s Paint Sup sponge. When you are finished, Manchester Awning Co. rinse the brush or roller in wa 195 WEST CENTER ST. that Senator Thomas Eiagleton resolve It seems plausible, also, to mention Travel Agency ply and talk with Paul Mlsseri. ESSO the owner, and let him advise ter, and there you are! Telephone 649-3091 his problem by resigning his nomlnaton some other endangered species for which you about what you will need EstablUhed 1949 646-2756 405 MAIN ST. Papering is really easy today for Vice President failed to measure up a moratorium on killing would be timely to have your home looking like with the use of pre-cuts and pre- NO SERVICE TEL. 649-5533 new with a minimum amount of pasted papers, and even If you to the fuU grandeur of their oppottimity and welcome. We are thinking o t such as CHARGE Upholstery * Tune-Ups woflt- have never done papering be- IIUKEI In one respect. the bidd-headed eagle, the buffalo, the Paul’s Paint Supply, BfS fore, it is possible to. turn out a and IV I Shop They neglected to solve the other half great white whale, and man. f . Engine Cleaning Main St., is headquarters for professional job by using these RE-UPHOLSTEBING Touralne Paints manufactured papers. Of course, the scrub RAH • MODERN FURNITURE of S^iator McGovern’s problem and the . General Repairs by the West Co., and if you have bable vinyls are a real boon. und ANTIQUES Who Opened The Door To It? (Photognphed By Reginald Pinto) RESERVATIONS FOR Complete Auto Parts Available not used them you really ,^UP£RBLBNl> • C'listoni Furiiltiire party's problem by designating the new . Stamps particularly If there are small and Slipcovers MORNING REHEARSAL AT TANGLEWOOD: Garrick Ohisson At Piano; Seiji Ozawa Conducting • ROTELS A full line ol the be.st in auto a well-equipped machine shop on should. Their newest product is children in the family. Smudges candidate who would be the proper one Remove all restrictlMis from public • .AIRLINES Specializing in Hand I'lifting parts is available on Broad St. the premises to provide assist a latex trim for the outside of entertainment, and you insure that only • STEAMSHIPS and dirt just wipe off, leaving M R O l L i Made To Order for the Democratic National Committee at Manchester Auto Parts, Inc. the house which applies so eas the paper looking like new. what is artistically excellent will sur ance oh some of the heavier Complete Selection of to select to run in Senator Elagleton’s 627 Main St., Manchester YOUR Thirty years experience make jobs. ily, dries in minutes. Materials vive, right? Wrong, it seems, as people Stop in at Paul’s Paint Sup COM PLETE RlV- Ed and Vic Della Fera well Ycur tune-ups can be made For Inside work try Silky, FREE ESTIMATES place. connected with the theatre in New York ply and see the selection of Connecticut Yankee MEMORIAL qualified to advise you Intelll- fasteb and easier with one-stop the paint that goes on as smooth Lower Level of the Purknde City have found to their cost. PET CENTER] as silk, dries in minutes and beautiful papers. Trimz, or Dip 610-6324 Their ability to recommend an Eagle- CORNER STORE ger.tly and dependably on your shopplnT for plu s, points, con and Hang papers are especially Autbeo?, puUlshers, playwrights, pro By A.H.O. Canaries — Parakeets needs for automotive repairs. If has a wonderfully smooth tex Mon., Tiles., 9-6; Wed., ton departure Is understandable. There Inside The Crunch On Hanoi • Party Goods, Magazines densers, belts, filters and wind Tliurs., Frl. 9-9; Sat. 9-5 ture. Silky comes in flat and to use, and you can ^so ducers, and actors have been in the van Tropical Fish — Turtles a large repair Job is on your shield wipers, all here in a wide was a chance that this election could be guard of the movement which, under the • Groceries, Cold Chits Hamsters — Oerblls seml-glcss and the colors are MANCHESTE The gutsiest men In Connecti visers. We note that he has, ad mlnd^ several brands of carbur choice of name brands. come, as President Nixon himself has civil llbertsLrian banner, has sought an • Fruits—Vegetables Mixed Breed Puppies so lovely that you will want to ^ “ cut public Ufe today is State vising him on his common stock etors, fuel pumps, water pumps, Quaker State an.l Harris mo AUTO PARTS end to all restraints on what is printed or • Greeting Cards Aquarium Accessories, ete. use them in every room in the To make your rugs as bright has sensed, an unusually clear choice Treasurer Rober t I. Berdon, purchases, an impressive array Our Own Special Blended new or rebuilt starters, shock tor oils and additives, such as performed. Pornography and obscenity Report We Depend On You . . . absorbers, brake parts, bear house. When you use Silky there and clean as your rooms, rent . m Hl(( )AI) GLASS who has dared be the one to of the nation’s finest finondai Pet Foods coolants, sealers, anti-freeze and for the American electorate between op are undefinable, these forces hold, sind is no overpowering odor of paint a Blue Lustre rug shampoo ma- take the state Into its own high houses. We advise him that the You Can Depend On Us! ings, mufflers, exhaust and tail lubricants for every type of ve • For Auto Wlndshtolds posing philosophies and styles of public the courts have been pretty much of the MANCHESTER to permeate the house and there chine from Paul's Paint Supply, OPEN By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak stake practice of what it has main use for a professional pipes, and gaskets are on the hicle, frem snowmobiles and same mind. Therefore any prohibitions is no long upset, either. Start This machine does a wonderful e For Store Fronts and service. To have the campaign diverted, been preaching to its own citi broker is to have him available Open 7 Days A Week PET CENTER shelves. outboards to tractors, are kept SAT. TO 1 PJM. or penalties would be unjustillab'e. And till Midnight your painting in the morning and thorough Job cf cleaning all sizes of windows instead, into a recurrent speculation zens. to use as an alibi In case an 8 Maple 3t. Manchester It would be difficult to list all in stock, as well as a large sup there is no dirtier word In the langusige WASHINGTON— Muted opti Moreover, the attacking As of this writing, Le Due and you can settle the room by your rugs, it is easy to use, and He is the one who. while the Investment goes wrong. But we the names carried, but perhaps ply of Eastern batteries for • For Table Tops about Senator Bagleton’s health, would thsui censorship. Let freedom ring, and mism at the highest level here forces will be facing South Viet Tho has refused to grant any 382 MAIN ST. 646-0293 evening. the cost is a moderate one significant interviews at all. A Governor and the Legislature also advise that, if he wants to the most familiar are AC, Unit every need. we shall be all the better for it. about a Vietnam settlement is namese troops with higher Silky dries to a hard finish; Should you wish to do over the OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. be a sacrifice of this opportunity, €u»d, have been taking the ordinary make money, the better thing to ed Delco, Auto-Lite, Dayco, Every shade of DuPont paint SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON Well, freedom has been ringing In New based on the hard conviction morale than last spring — a re propaganda fog surrounded Hen. semi-gloss is particularly pop floors, make it easy for yourself by all normal odds, an end of the cam ry Kissinger and Tho in their people of Connecticut by the do is to set up a stock exchange Standard M’otors, A.P., and is in stock or can be mixed by York’s Times Squiue, and It has been that a massive Communist of sult of their success containing ular for interior finishes as it by renting a sander and edger; last, brief round of Paris peace hard and teaching them how to board once or twice a week, SEE US FOB QUAUTY Fitzgerald. You will also find a formula for touch-ups or com J. A. WHITE paign itself. So, taking the harsh, but stiU wringing the theatre’s neck. In that area fensive against Hue, expected the big offensive. The strong can be washed over and over floor scrubbers and waxers are talks May 2—when Tho went to stand before it tdlnd-folded, TAILORING great selection of tools, every- plete paint Job. For body re without losing its sheen. Stop pomograirfiy and obscenity have pro soon, will be crushed before feeling within the Administra buy themselves lottery tickets, AND also available at Paul’s Paint GLASS CO., INC. justifiaUe view thait Senator Eagleton Paris only under heavy Soviet buri a dart toward it, and buy thing you could possibly need, pairs, there are Tempo spray in at Paul’s Paint Supply and liferated and have reached unspeakable October, paving the way for fi tion Is that the offensive will with alluring promises of slow CUSTOM Supply. 31 BisscII St. — Tel. 649-7322 has himself mostly to blame for the fact pressure. Now. however, the the stock tile dart has selected. 'from small screw-drivers to paints and Unlcan fiberglas look over the charts, SERVICEMASTER lows. And aH of a sudden the artlsUc ele nal negotiations before the elec fail at an enormous sacrifice of horses and fast doga klso in the MADE Sarvica Stop In at Paul’s Paint Sup tion. blood and equipment to Hand. . chief Communist negotiator is future, has been reaching into Our second piece of advice is SUITS 'heavy duty Jacks. There’s also and plastic fillers and related Tru-Flex, the outside latex ply any time; look around; you -FO R 25 YEARS that he ever got into such a podtlan, ment Is yelling. supplies. Even so, there would be lit exhibiting signs of serious pur the state’s own pocketbook and this; never confess to a losing O f paint has long been a favorite will see so many things here to they would have him restore to Senator It wants the city to take action to stop There are, moreover, reliable Investment; always be a win THE NAME FOR tle hope for any subsequent pose. indulging in the biggest gam For Ladles and Gentlemen Sincerity Where ether stores may stock with home-owners for they have naake your home look like new the degeneracy. The reason is that the signals that Hanoi is at last ner. We note, with approval, PROFESSIONAL FREE DECORATING McGovern, to the party, and to the seriously Interested in a nego breakthrough at the Paris talks But translatini; that serious bling exploit of them all. Alterations — Cleaning one or two items, here are found that It will stand up under for the holidays. Mr. Misseri is legitimate theatre Is hurting. Pros were It not for the subtle that Mr. Berdon, in Ms first re Repairs Where Personal parts you might not ■ expect to all weather conditions — which not only experienced in this CLEANING electorate the kind of chances that seem pective customers are being driven tiated settlement. Key advisers purpose into su ccb s^ l negotia Where they play with fifty • WALLPAPER changes there. In the past, sure part on his venture, finds that Consideration find outside oT" a large ware means that the exterior of your business but is always glad to away from the area because of the ol President Nixon note the ab tions won’t happen unless cents pieces, he has been mak Carpets, • PA IN T ed possible in 1972. signs that Hanoi was not truly the values of the stocks he bos MANCHESTER It A Tradition house. The neict time your car house does not have to be paint- help you with any problem that booming trade in utter filth. What was sence of the usual propaganda Hanoi’s assault on Hue falls. ing plays which Involve mll- Furniture, Walls, • CARPETINH All this is understandable. interested in negotiatings were purchased has gone down give you trouble, try Manches ed so frequently. you might have. Floors, or your CMice—perhaps second only to London’s hoopla from Hanoi or its top- That would put Hand under ex Ilcna. Where they have been rid TAILOR SHOP 400 Main Street • DRAPERIES propaganda leaks to sympathe 547,(XX), but Immediately points ter Auto Parts first. With the West End—the prime theatre district in level negotiating team in Paris. treme pressure to move the ing the fairly reliable mathe I2l SPRUCE ST. 649-2184 entire house! It would have been a fine x>ubUc serv tic Western Journalists and cozy out th ^ this is not a loss be largest stock in the area and a the world, has become a -sewer, and is Thus, settlement hopes are a Paris talks Into high gear, for matical chances of computer- Free Parking CALL ice, however, If those bold enough to de chats with anti-war American these reasons: cause these same stocks have, crew of experienced helpful CUSTOM being shunned by people whose pat product of altered conditions programmed lottery tickets, or in the interim, returned divi FRAMINC counter men, you’ll probably 649-3433 mand Senator Eagleton's resignation as both or. the battlefield and at politicians, all pretending that 1. Neither China nor the So may, in the future, at leart have ronage the theatre depends. Hanoi would settle If only Mr. dend income of $414,000. find things you didn’t even know SERVICEMASTER SQUARES a candidate were also willing to provide So the artistic people want police ac Paris. viet Union has helped Hanoi the substantial image of a horse That Is the precise point at CUSTOM ft STOCK you wanted, and answers to Hanoi’s new offensive, ex Nixon would bargain in good much since President Nixon or a dog to follow, he has been Grooming! Radio for the Week By HIGBIE 5fi Cooper St., Manchester the name of an appropriate successor, tion, and they want it right away. There faith. which to rest the case; one Burr. Comera, BIwielMster questions you haven’t even are statutes, they say, which prrtilbit, pected by mid-August, wlU be quarimtined Haiphong and be betting on the mysterious and should never dally and diddle FOR asked! (These are the basic listings, and Include only those news 643-9892 and present it along with his or her POODLES ' N ext to C eU er broadcasts of 10 or 10 minutes in length. Some stations carry or at lease provide some control of the the one major Communist mili For example. Sen. Goege Mc gan his devastating bombing whimsical vagaries of the New around asking, as if in idle, prospective acceptance of the honor. tary effort aimed at salvaging Govern said last September he campaign. Disregarding an ar York Stock Exchange. AND ALL other short newscasta. Daily sports information can be found Fine Quality kind of exhiUtions which have made trouble-making curiosity, wtiat BREEDS had received positive assur dent “appeal” from Hanoi July The decision to take some of on the sports pages.) We can get some idea of what could Times Square comparable to the worst something from the wreckage the accrual value and the inter STAR G A * E R ! ' * i O stews in the waterfront areas of some of last spring’s countrywide of ances in private talks with 14 (the anniversary of 1954 Gen- the state’s reserve millions out est and dividend return from FUNERAL HOME be in store for such a possible new selec Hanoi’s negotiators that with of stodgy, conservative bonds, 875-7624 By C LA Y R. POLLAN- 11:00 News. Weather. Sports DIAMONDS Oriental cities. Let the police get busy fensive. eva agreements dividing Viet $71,737,000 in those good old ^ ARIES LIBRA WINF — 1230 6:0U Religion drawal of all U. S. troops from HOURS 9-6 MON. - SAT. J M Your Daily Activity Guide s m . 23 ^ From VEST tion if we go back to the history of and clean up the mess. Backed by elements of up to nam), Chinese Premier CSiou likely to bold milch the same staid old bonds might have MAR. 21 (CBS News Every Hour on the Hour) 7:00'Sundi^ Through The Valley South Vietnam would putomatl- BY APPOINTMENT According to the Stars. MONDAY-FBIDAY Cliff Simpson JEW ELRY President Nixon's series of nominations They right, of course, in demand eig^t divisions, it appears , En-lal’s low-key reply offered steady value from year to year, been in the meantime. Wm. J. Lennon, Director OCT. 22 6:00 Art MorRen 8:00 Tom Jones ILL aimed at the ancient imperial ceilly lead to release of the U. S.‘ only moral support. and put them into common STUD SERVICE FOR — [TA20-21-31-43 To develop message for Sunday^ 2-32-44-63/^ 8:00 World News 11:30 Other Side of the Day BRAY’S STORE for the Supreme Court. Once he had sub ing a stop to the excess and outrage Whatever process of reason Poodles, Toys & Miniature read words corresponding to numbers 8:16 Art Morgen 1:00 Mike Greene RACKAGE/ capital of Hue. Experts here ex prisoners of war. But when Its stocks, which have a habit of :^51-61-79-84 65-72-81-86^ • Ebfpert Wateh Repairing which are now the common thing In that 2. Assuming the politburo ing it tedees, n^ver, Mr. Berdcm, of your Zodiac birth sign. 9:30 Arthur Godfrey Time 6:00 Chip Hobart I STORE mitted one name which proved vulner ao'ente .soft-talked the American 142 E. CENTER ST. y / TAURqS SCORPIO 10:00 Jeff Jacobs jm part of the city. But what of the ridi pect either a cilre"t assault on reads the political news from going up and down five days a be a loser. Be ready, tor in SUDS & SCISSORS 1 Be 31 Philosophy 61 Hove • FI Selection of Oifto 20 ocr. 22 2:00 Dan Foley For AiJ Occasions able to Investigation and attack, the hot cule which their kind heaped on people Hue or a drive east to the sea doves, Hanoi’s real goal never Washington, Hanoi knows It can week, must, in our oj^nlon, stance, to explain that any big POST RD. PLAZA - Rt. 30 2 An 32 Important 62 Too 6:00 The World Tonight WRCH — 910 646-5310 VERNON I W MAI 20 3 Shake 33 Moy 63 Could Nok 21 6:16 It's Sports Time • Long;lne, Balova, MANCHE.STER between Quang Tri and Hue, e h a n O' e d ; Dis’>Iacement of not count on the election of un steuMl as the greatest single 6:20 PhaulUess PhU spot concentration on the record and who were concerned about their chil dip In the market should be re 0,11-13-25-37 4 Someone 34 Arise 64 Li^ht (Monday-Satnrday) WIttnauer and Oaravelle PARKADE cutting the vital Highway I ar President Ngyen Van TTileu by derdog McGovern. If Hanoi example of executive grit we 5 Find 35 Look 65 Be 7-I2-24-34/T? 7:10 Wide World of Sports 6:00 ReveUle dren’s exposure to pornography and ob garded as a valuable education .^46-58-69 45-57-78 'A 7:20 Songs B y Sinatra 9:00 Rhapsody Wateher character and business transactions and tery — the famed "street with a coalition government. waits for F'resldent McGovern have ever witnessed in Connec 6 Has 36 Taking 66 Hongups 7:36 Lowell ’TlKunas FULL SELECTION OF scenity in books and mageuiines on dis al experience. GEMINI 7 If 37 Of 67 Indications SAGITTARIUS 12:00 Mathice 787 Main St„ Manchester personal life of each succeeding nomina out Joy" — between those two Since the start of the new to undercut the Thieu regime. ticut public Ufe. LORRAINE'S 7:46 Jim Frances 4:00 Highlights of Hartford IMPORTED play In neighborhood drug stores? TTiese Our final advice to State iL y 0^.MA7 21 8 Free 38 Curtail 68 Without 12:00 Capitol Area Viewpoint 8:00 Gaslight Phone 643-6617 provincial capitals. phase in the Paris talks, both It may instead confront the We tremble for him. DmCBIOB DECORATING 9 Of 39 Revisions 69 Possibilities 2:00 J e » Menzel 12: op Quiet Hours AND tion became more intense. What people were scorned as obscurantist and Trecuurer Berdon concerns how ''V.'V JUNE 20 DEC. To mount this offensive Forturotely, however, we 10 Good 40 Ask 70 Operotion 21 L 3 (Sanday) crypto-fascist. The argument was made the government in Hand and its deadly danger of a re-elected to sleep nights while playing for • D rearies g S 4- 6-19-36 11 Take 4] Receive 71 Second SATURDAY DOMESTIC potential candidate for Vice President on after the horrible chewing up of have an intimate acquaintance 5-15-23-35, 6:00 Weekend Same as Monday-Saiurday listing, that to allow cmitrol of any sort was to politburo member in Paris, Le Nixon free to wage war at exist Mgh stakes with other peoi^e’s • Slipcovers ■ 74^68-80-90 12 Unexpected 42 Proverbial 72 Launched 47-56-67 8:00 CBS World News except: the Democratic ticket would choose to with the kind of gam'ble in 13 Full 43 Realize 73 May c 8:00 Religious programs WINES Jeopardize intellectual freedom and fa Communist forces since the at Due Tho, have floated not a ing or even higher levels. As money. Don’t sleep n'ghts. ^Mbep CANCER CAPRICORN 8:16 Weekend tack across the demilitarized which he is engaged. • Upholstery 14 Events 44 Project 74 Chance 9:80 Arthur Godfrey Time 11:00 Quiet Hours DON WILLIS undergo the invitation to research and cilitate the coming of a police state. Bal single word of beguiling propa a lame-duck second-term Presi days, during the hours when the j^%JUNC 21 15 Out 45 Postpone 75 On DEC.C . 22 ^ 2:00 Weekend zone four months ago, Hanoi is We can advise him. • I^ndow Shades 16 Fair 76 Much 6.00 Jim Beckwith LIQUORS derdash, o l course, but self-righteously ganda to a single American dent, Mr. Nixon would be under market is open. HllJUtV 22 46 Todoy's JAN. WTIC — 1080 rumor now certain to be tied to the • MR. STEAK • 17 Setbacks 47 Beneath 77 New 8:00 CBS Wortd News —P L U S- believed to have scraped the newsman or politician—despite less pressure to settle than to Our first advice concerns his etc., ete. 8 15 Jim Beckwith pronounced. .14-26^38-49 18 Moy 48 Things 78 Action 17-18-27-281 (Monday'Friday) GARAGE honor? What citizen of any rank could bottom of Its manpower barrel. innumerable opportunities. day. employment of professional ad 244 Center Street 39-73-82.07' 10:00 Jeff Jacobs HARVEST HILL In a related vein, Sunday’s New York " d e s ig n e d w it h y o u " Manchester o 646-1996 1259-60-70 19 Been 49 Your 79 Inner 2:00 Dan Foley 5:00 Town and Country 18 Main St.. Tel. 649-4531 choose to be totally candid about every LEO ,20 Strengthen' 50 For 80 Telling AQUARIUS 7:00 The World This Week 6:00 Bob Steele Show DISCOVERY Times carried an article wMch denounc IN MIND BY A DEC OPEN 7 DAYS -11 TO 9 21 Personal 51 You 81 With 7:15 Jim Francis 10:06 Theatre of Melody Herald j .JULY 22 JA N . 20 ^ thing in bis own past? ed a new fl'm as anti-Semitic. TTie writ ORATOR WHO CARES. Specializing in U.S.D.A. 22 News 52 Shed 82 Be ^00 The Way of the Cross 11:05 Jean Colbert Show \ Specializing in BRANDS er said, “What makes me despondent Choice Steaks and UAUG. 22 23 W h y. 53 Emotionol 83 Start FEB: 19 ^ SUNDAY 12:00 News. Weather ^ 24 Obstacles 54 Ruts 84 Strength 9:80 Arthur Godfrey Time 12:16 Meet Me on the Plaaa We think we are suggesting that get Yesterdays POST RD. PLAZA - 876-2996 Fresh Sea Food g A 1-16-29-40 3- 8- 9-53, 10:00 challenge of Change 1:(X) News V MASTER CHARGE over this dismal exercise (the film, not 55 And 85 Perplexing 25 Advontoge 54-.5S-66 11:00 Father Nadolny 1:16 MUtellne X . . BRAKE SERVICE ting rid of Senator Eagleton could leave the article) Is that those of us who ROUTE 80, VERNON U 5 0 - 6 2 - 7 6 26 Moy 56 Surface 66 Success !C 12:00 Jewish House 3:06 Afternoon Edition 25 Years Ago VIRGO 27 Occur '■57 Plonned 87 Necessory PISCES 12:30 Face the Nation 6:00 News —Stocks, Weather PERSONAL CHARGE - the more difficult part of the Democratic fought long and hard against political 28 Drastic 58 Lucky 88 Problem f « . IP 1.00 Ameiican-Italian Hour 6:25 Strictly Sports Front End Alignment ACCOUNTS INVITED and moralistic censorship are being re 29 Don't 59 Freedom 2:00 Weekend 7:05 Accent '70 Bill Whitaker Due to lack offunds the Boy 89 Favored MAR. 2 0*^ ^ proMem still unsolved. g iS : : : 30 You 60 Of You 7/30 6:30 Full Gospel Church of Man* 7:85 £dW8j^ Newman ReoorU TEL. 649-0446 warded not by the release of previously Scouts have been forced to Got A Painting Problem? We’ll Help! Chester 7:50 Jo e General Repair Work fettered creativity, but by an outpouring abandon plans to buy town land rS\10^22-33-52 ..(VflGood ( a ) Adverse Neutral aiO-41-42-71/^ 8-00 Weekend 8:00 News :g^64-75.85>88 74-77-8189^ 9:30 Revival Time 8:15 Pop Concert of vulgarity.’’ for a permanent campground. Service still means something to us— and service 11:00 Weekend 9:06 Nl^tbeat Ramsey Clark To Hanoi “Moralistic censorship’’ is a term means spending enough time with you to help you 12:00 Sign off 11:00 News, Business. Weather V B u UIILLMOTIC& THAT AS MC ACTIUATC 11:20 Sports Final loaded with contempt. It is also loaded ____ 10 Years Ago select the right paint finish for that job you’re plan WDRC — 1360 11:30 Other Side of the Day A good many Americans will be watch with Inaccuracy. Any attempt to per COLUMN FROM‘Pm T:^TOPQlM ]tC' Reuben Plen’s TOURAINE (Saturday) EXPERT REPAIRS ON FOREIGN CARS fl'*' tayiTii’i ning. See us for paint and service when you plan your (Moadaj-FrMaj) 5:00 Town and Country ing with interest, and some of them with suade film makers to exercise social re- This was a Sunday; The Her •8:00 Bob DeCoiio 6:00 Bob Steele Show IT TRIPS TWe CORCOIT AMD Coluai\Ns « 2, K ald did not publish. next project. 10:00 Bob C r ^ 10:00 Gardentime UNITED SPORTS GAR REPAIR, Inc. prejudgments of their own, as former At spcnslblllty and refrain from resorting Texaco Sfafion PAINTS 3:00 Dick McDonoufb ______7:00 Joe Haser 10:16 Modem Uvlng to indecency in order to exploit the t o f t o iM X - D 10:30 Saturday Showcase Rt. 83, Vernon, Conn. torney General Ramsey Claric makes R»SE AMD THUS 381 Main Street 13:00 Dick Haddad 10:60 W ^C (jutdoors young, impressionable, and vulnerable FOR BEST RESULTS *((;00 on Hooday) ■ 11:00 Saturday Showcase Phone 646-4485 himself port of an intematlcmal Inquiry and to make a fast buck, was stigmatiz couALizE tme*Pqimt-ctoV situatiom (Satarday) 12:00 News. Weather Current Quotes Phone 643-9149 0:00 Bob DeCarlo 12:16 Saturday Showcase ESTIMATES ON ALL MAKES group now leaving Moscow for North ed as censorship, which it certainly was a s im th e c a s e s of Eg-U««».PAINTCQ 10:00 Bob Cralx 1:00 News not. And “moralistic" conveys the sug ( pRe\;ious 8:00 Terry Wooda 1:16 Your Home Decorator Vietnam for a two week study of the ef 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—PHONE 649-4501 Hydramatic Trahimlssion PAUL'S 7:00 Joe Hager 1:30 Saturday Matinee CASTROL OILS k FOREIGN CAR PARTS gestion of Puritanism, nervoua-nellylsm, Repairing ' 13:00 Dick Haddad 2:00 Opera *P lHT TOC' AND *P lMT.ATotfo^) “The responsibility for doing A (Bwiday) fects of American bomUng on that coun hypocrisy. 0 -8 0 BUY THE PAINT 'THAT’S WORTH THE WORK PAINT SUPPLY 6:00 Monitor so (ending the war) la above all All Work Guaranteed 6:00 Rellcloua and public aervlce 6:00 News. Weather VW PACER PERFORMANCE E(pUIPMENT try, with special attention to its dikes. Cry “Moralistic censorship!” Thereby ------— ^HOWeU£l?,MOWI mine, and I intend to carry out 645 MAIN STREET .procrammlng 6:20 Strictly Sports do awiay with Intelligent and reasonable Your independent Texaco Lubrication Service 9:00 Scott Motxan 6:30 Monitor “Next to Vittner’s Garden Center” d a rk has been a consistent dove on the this obligation in a reaponalble We Give Green Stamp* T«i. 649-0300 3:00 Dick ICcDonoufb 11:00 News. Weather restraint on the irresponsible. And what WILL ACril/ATE COLUMN 'T f & i c 7:00 Terry Wooda 11:20 Sports Final war in Vietnam. He has, for those way.” — I^ sld en t Nixon con 10:80 Rellgloua and publlo aervlce 12:00 Other Side of the Day do you get? “An outpouring of vulgari AGAlM SOimriTMlLLRlSE demning congressional end-the- programming (Sunday) who like their liberalism undiluted, a pic ty”—and worse. Which was to be expect war measures. 13:00 Sign Off 6:30 Sunrise Serenade pweisi aAVERiAQC«e^ i-TAXESImxe @ dealer. 7:00 Sunday Strings ture record on other Issues in con ed, but not by the naive who consider TO POINT'D WHERE IT W lU MAG6 I WPOP — 1410 8:00 News INRitnOK ^ ^ 8:15 Sabbath Message temporary American life. President Nix themselves the ultra-sophisticated. “The people in this country (MoBday-Frlday) i ere. CUSTOM 6:00 BUI Love Lou Morton 8:80 Guldeltae A few months ago in a certain airport TR PJJ/E CURREMT AMO... who are speaking out against 10^ Tom Jones 9:00 News. Weather on, in his 1968 campaign, chose to sharp on the American mainland we observed 9:10 Hymntime .. /■ II the war are the patriots.’’ — 1:00 BUl Winters 9:30 National Radio Pulpit en his own candidacy by pledging him that one of the two sections of the paper Actress-activist Jane Fonda an KITCHEN 4:00 Hike Greene 10:00 Sunday Showcase 7:00 Hay Dunaway 12:10 Sunday Showcase self to get rid of d a rk as attorney gen back book display was heavily patnmiz- swering charges that she is a 12:00 Bobby Rivers 12:45 Travel Trends ed, while the other was almost deserted. traitor. (Satarday) 1:00 Sunday Best eral. ((({ CENTER 6:00 Bill Love — Lou Morton 7:00 Monitor The latter comprised books with the im 10:00 Ray Dunaway 6:00 News H, therefore, d a rk Joins wltht a French prints of well known publishers, while 2:00 Bin Winters 6:10 Sunday Edltlc« “Photographic evidence 6:00 Chip Hobart 6:00 News, Weather, Sports professm- of geography, a Swedish law the former was given over exclusively shows conclusively that there 12:00 Bobby Rivers 6:30 Meet the Press to hard core pornography put out by ob (S u d ay) 7:06 Monitor yer, an Irish civil rights leader, a mem has been no Intentional bomb 9:06 Monitor 7:80 Yale Renorta scure, probably fly-by-night houses. The CLickr HiOo ing of the dikes.” — A U.B. De hoime o f f a m o u s b r a n d s CLOSED FOR VACATION 10:30 Congressional Report Your Box at the Opera ber of the Danish Parliament and a Rus pornography trade would never have partment of State report on in (alternate Sundajv) 8:90 Eternal LlgM • Hotpoint •Maytag •.Frigldaire *2:001111 sian surgeon ht finding that the pattern flourished, ami at the expense of re telligence date concerning spectable publishing, if respectable pub « ROA e Pan|UM>nlc • Westinghouee it Hotpoint JULY - JULY of American bombing in North Vietnam charges that American planes 17 SI lishers had not foollWy opened the way have bombed dikes in North • Stereos • Dtahwi^ahers • Radios • TV» • Dryers e Etc. 46 WEST CENTER STREET 385 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER has shown a deUberote intent to destroy to it. —THE CATHOLIC TRANSCRIPT. Vietnam. Open Eves. HH 9 P.M. at the Parkaule Phone ais-wa SILVER LANE EXTENSION GUARANTEEDBED SATISFACTION «49-7544 Read Herald Advertisements ■ K r . \ ^ w
■ f
PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1972 PAGE SEVEN Heralding Homes Churches Area Churches Converted Wagon House Oonoordla Lutheran Church Center Congregational Church Second Ccngregatlonal Church Bolton Congregational Church Union Congregational Church 40 Pitkin St. United Church of Christ United Church of Christ Bolt(m Center Rd. Rockville R*v. Josef^ B. Bourret, 11 Center St. Rt. 44A, Coventry Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Pastor Rev. Lyman G. Farrar, Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, Minister Minister Rev. Winthrcq> Nelson Jr„ Minister ------Rev. Lyman D. Reed, Pleasant Living Quarters 9 a.m., Holy Communion, 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Associate Minister Co-Pastors Nursery for small children. _____ 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Charles Church, speaker. His Mr. and Mrs. George F. Apel, It Isn’t every couple who starts out one of her father’s 10-quart cream cons! topic: "Women of the Bible.’ Assistants in Christian .their iparried life In a wag;on house. Mr. Welles converted a small antique Service at Sec- T « ^ ™ working to- ond CongregaUonal Church, United Congr^attonal Church Education It would seem to be quite possible In a stove into a lamp by welding pieces of gether in one group. United Church of Christ United Methodist Church bent pipe onto it as a wire guide. Mrs. bygone era, perhaps, but just nine years Wednesday, 7 p.m., Holy Tolland Rt. 44A, Bolton 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Kidney finished it off with a stained ago, the new Mr. and Mrs. James Communion, Emanuel Lutheran Church Rev. Donald G. Miller, Rev. David M. Campbell, gloss shade which she made. Kidney started out with one big empty Church and Chestnut Sts. Minister Pastor Secend Congregational Church Colored glass bottles on the window sjlace in what was originally a wagon Second Congregational Church Rev. C. Henry Anderson, United Church of Christ ledges were rescued from the dump. house belonging to one of the Talcott United Church of Christ Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer. Rt. 44A, Coventry Mr. Kidney made the pine coffee table, families In Talcottvllle. 886 N. Main St. Co-Pastors Service and Church School. Union Service with sermon and Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, unique with its inlaid slab of marble. He Mr. Kidney, who is a carpenter, de Rev. Felix M. Davis, Robert A. Lanier, Intern 11 a.m.. High School Class. Nursery. Minister also made a cracker box end table look signed the o layout and built partitions Minister 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fel 11 a.m., Punch and conver- ing for all the world like an early Amer from boards and beams which once were 8 a.m.. Morning Suffrages. lowship. sation. 10 a.m.. Worship Service. ican antique. part of an old Talcott sawmill before 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. 9 a.m.. The Service. Nursery It was tom down. The result Is a Some old signs adorn some of the Union Service. Nursery. Ser- for infants, St. Francis of Assisi Gilead Congregational Church Rockville United Methodist chamilng setting for a young family. walls. One simply bears the date "1881.” mon by the Rev. Mr, Davis “ A — 673 Ellington Rd. Hebron Church The wagon doorways have been filled Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey Jr., It came from one of the Talcott Brothers Special Prlvllego." Unitarian Universalist Society South Windsor 142 Grove St. In with siding and windows. Small win Pastor office buildings. 46« Main St. Rev. John C. Gay, Rev. Willard E. Conklin, dow boxes brighten the front of the house Rev. J. Jermain Bodlne Another unusual wall hanging is an owl Community Baptist Church. Rev. Arnold 'F. Westwood, Pastor Ihstor with colorful flowers in summer. Assistant Pastor on a background of red burlap. Mrs. An American Baptist Church Minister Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride, The frent de-r opens Into a large L- Kidney created the very real-looking owl 586 B. Center St. Assistant Pastor 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. shapcd living-dining area. A section of 9:30 a.m.. Union Service at from pine cone petals. Rev. Walter H. Loomis, Closed for the summer. Serv spiic-rall fence from an old cemetery First Congregational Qiurch. Trinity Lutheran Church The kitchen, completely equipped with Minister ices resume on Sept. 10. Saturday, Masses at 6 and 7 marks a small entry with a colored flag Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 30, ample cupboard and counter space, was Mrs. Robert Burt, p.m. stone floor. I outfitted from houses about to be tom Director of ChrisUan BducaUim St. George’s Episcopal Church Rockville At one side of the eptry is an old The Salvation Army Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30, Rt. 44A, Bolton Rev. David P. Krampitz, down. and 11 a.m. wagon seat which Mr. Kidney bought at The children’s room is shared by Brad 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. 661 Main St. Rev. Robert W. Ihloff, Vicar Interim Pastor an auction. His wife removed the horse ford, 7, and Kristina, 3. It is carpeted ■ The Rev. Arthur Kuehn of Cen Maj. and Mrs. Lawrence J. 2 Sacred Heart Church - hair upholstery (which she regrets hav in gold tweed and hM matching cover Beadle 8 a.m.. Holy Communion, 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship tral Baptist Church, Hartford, Rt. 30, Vernon ing done as it spoils the antique value) ing on one wall. Anotner wall is white Offlcer-ln-Charge Prayer Book. Service, Holy a;mmunlon. guest minister. Topic: "Cele Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor and gave.lt a bright coat of paint. brick and two walls are alive with such 10 a.m.. Holy Communion, 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. brating in July ??” ChUd care Rev. Edward Konopka Mr. Kidney’s paneled office off the familiar figures ns the Roadruiuier run 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Prayer Book. Adult Instruction Class. for Nursery and Kindergarten. Assistant Pastor living room (he has his own building ning for his life, Linus with his blanket. Classes for all ages. 10 a.m. Family Unity Ser vice at Bolton United Methodist business) has. a cheery look with beet- Mighty Mouse, etc, Mrs. Kidney says St. Mary’s Episcopal Church 10:46 a.m.. Holiness Meet Unitarian Fellowship Saturday Mass, 6 p.m. Church. red print curtains. Mrs. Kidney shares originally she looked for decals. "But I Church and Park Sts. ing. Nursery provided. of Glastonbury Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9, 10:30, 11 a.m.. Coffee, Punch and her husband’s office for her hobbles. At figured I could paint them on Just as Rev. George F. Nostrand, 6:16 p.m.. Open air service Academy Junior High and 12 noon. Conversation. present she is working with stained well myself,” she says, "and save some Rector and Indixw prayer meeting. Main St., Glastonbury glass. money besides.” Her children suggested 7 p.m.. Salvation meeting. Rev. Edward C. B. Shewell, St. Bernard’s Church Mrs. Kidney has used family and local some of the cartoons and saying^s. 10:30 a.m., Service, Nursery Priest-in-Resldence Rockville memorlbiUa in interesting ways. The Red, white and blue striped bed and School. Rev. Stephen J. White Fu'l Gospel Christian Rev. John J .. White lantern which hangs from an overhead spreads and matching drapes, and built- Rev. Ronald Haldeman Fellowship Interdenominational Rev. Wllftam Schneider Rev. Uhlinger beam was one her father carried on the in shelves and work bench complete the Messiah Evangelical Lutheran back of his milk delivery wagon. Her Orange Hall Rev. Anthony Mitchell Church children’s bedroom. 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Rev. Philip P. Saunders, Pastor To Preach At father is Franklin G. Welles who owned The brick walls of the master bed- Prayer Book. (Wisconsin Synod) and operated the Welles Farm. What Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. 300 Buckland Road, to a.m.. The Holy Eucharist io:80 a.m „ Adult Bible Study better item for an end table lamp than (See Page Seven) Sunday Masses, 7, 9:15, 10:30 Camp Ground South Windsor (Trial Use) with sermon by the and open discussion. Sunday and 11:4 Sa.m. Rev. Karl R. Gurgel, Pastor Mrs. James Kidney with Bradford and Kristina'on the path which connects their converted Rev. Mr. White. Walk in the School, park for youngsters during the The 113th annual week of re wagon house home in background with her parents’ large home on Elm St. in Talcottville. 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic serv St. Matthew’s Church 10 a.m., Worship Service. sermon. Nursery care. ligious and recreational events ice. TollEuid Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy at the Wllllmantlc Camp Rev. J. (Clifford Curtin, Pastor St. John’s Episcopal Church Communion, Prayer Books. Ground will begin tomorrow. Omrefa of the Assumption ------The Rev. Dr. James R. Uhlln- Rt. 30, Vernon Adams St. and Thompson Rd. Sunday Vigil on Saturday at ggi- Bolton, superintendent of Rev. Robert H. Wellner, ’Trinity Covenant Church Rector 302 Hackmatack St. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, Pastor Band 7 p.m. the Connecticut Valley District Rev. Robert J. Burbank Sunday Masses, 7, 8:30, and of the United Methodist Church, Rev. Norman E. Swensen, 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. Story by June B, Tompkins Photos by Reginald Pinto Pastor 10:30 a.m. wUi preach at the 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Masses at 5:00 and service. 1® a.m.. Family Service and Unitarian Meeting House 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship P-">- The Rev. Dr. George W. Church School. with the Rev. Mr. Swensen 7:80, 9, BO Bloomfield Ave., Hartford Webb, pastor of South United Rev. Nathaniel D. Laurlat Methodist Church, will speak at St. Peter’a Episcopal Church preaching on "What Do You Do 11:46 a.m. Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor With Life?” Children’s Church ------the 3 and 7:30 p.m. services. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, During the week, there will Rev. James A. Birdsall, for Grades 1 through 6. Nurs Church of Jesus Christ of Vicar ery for pre-school children. Lnitter-day Sfdnts (Mormon) Nursery sind Worship Church be a chapel service at 9 a.m.; 4:80 p.m.. Quarterly church Hillstown Rd. and Woodside St. School. the Rev. Dr. Uhlinger will con ___ (Herald photo by Buceivlclus) duct a Bible Hour at 9:30; and 8 and 10 a.m., Holy Com- business meeting followed by a ’Tenyl E.' Draney, (Bishop there will be a recreation per munion. Ctrffee Hour with Social Group Rev. Robert W. Ihloff, Pastor Vernon Assembly of God iod at 11. 2 in charge. 9 a.m., (Priesthood. 104 W. Main St., Rockville The Blve Byler Brothers, ■who 8t. Mary’s Church 10:80 a.m., Sunday School. St. George’ s Episcopal Church, Bolton Rev. Earl K. Pettlbone, have served churches in Argen- Rt. 31, Coventry Calvary Church Classes for all ages. Minister _____ tina, Georgia, North Carolina, Rev. F. Bernard Miller, Pastor (Assemblies of God) 6 p.m., Sacrament Service. The Rev. Mr. Ihloff has served as vicar of St. George’s Church since June 1, 9:4B a.m., Sunday School. Ohio, and Pennsylvania, will Rev. Richard F. Roughan, 647 E. Middle Tpke. 1969. He recently resigned to accept the post as assistant to the pastor at Trin Assistant Pastor Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafsm, St. BcurllHAomew^i Church ity Church in Southport, where he will assume his duties on Sept. 1. He will classes for oil ages. SP®®*' ®a®*» week-day at 7:30 Pastor Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor preach his last sermon at St. George’s Church tomorrow. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. P-™- B:4B p.m., Christ’s Ambassa- The program is open to people Saturday Mass, 7:30 p.m. Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:30 and 10 a.m., Sunday School, Saturday, Vigil Mass at B dors youth group. *«®® denomlnaUons. classes for all ages. p.m. 7 p.m., EvangellsUc service. “ '"IL , A Thought for Today Camp Ground Hill, Wlllimantic, 11 a.m.. Morning Preaching Sunday, MAsses at 8:80, 10:16 Rt. 32, just beyond the blinking First Congregational Church Service. Child-care provided. and 11:30 a.m. Sponsored by the Manchester Avery St. United Church cf Christ Christian Reformed Church amber light toward Norwich, 7 p.m.. Evening Preaching Council of Churches about a mile beyond Thread Main St., Coventry 661 Avery St. Service. Hymnsing, g(ospel mu St. Bridget Ohurcli . Mill Bridge. Rev. James W. McBride, sic and Bible message. Rev. John,J. Delaney, Pastor Bold Promise South' Windsor Pastor Rev. James F. Rllon "If you abide in me and my Rev. Peter Mans, First ^ u r c h of Christ, Rev. William J. Stack words abide in you, ask what Minister 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Scientist ever you will and it shall be First Congregational Church 447 N. Main St. Saturday, Masses at 6 and done for you. By this, my fa 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Hebron Vernon United Methodist 7:30 p.m. in school auditorium. ther is glorified that you bear 7 p.m.. Worship Service. Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey Jr., Church White painted brick walls give the narrow master bedroom a spacious look. 10 a.m.. Church Service, Sun- Sunday, (Masses at 7:30, 9, much fruit and so prove to be ’ Pastor Rt. 30 day School a n d Nursery. 3^4 10:80 a.m., in church; and my Disciples.” John lB:7-8. First Evangelical Lutheran Rev. J. Jermain Bodine, Rev. Joe K. Carpenter, "Love” is the subject of the les- io ;3o and noon in school audl- You will notice that Jesus Church of Rockville Assistant Pastor Minister son-sermon. The Golden Text; torlum makes a very bold promise to 164 Orchard St. I John 4:7,8. us concerning prayer and our Rev. Richard E. Bertram, 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. 9:30 a.m., Church Service. Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Testimo St.' James Church prayers being answered. It is Pastor Ntnaery and Kindergarten ny meeting. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, not bold, however, but very con Our Savior Lutheran Church rlasses. The Christian Science Read Pastor fident and safe when you see 9 a.m.. Religious School. 239 Graham Road 10:46 a.m., Oiurch School ing Room, open to the public Rev. Joseph E. Vujs the introductory statement to 9:16 a.m.. Adult Discussion South Windsor classes Grades 1 thru 6. except on Saturday and holi Rev. Eugene J. (barman that promise. This promise is Group. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, Pastor 7:30 p.m.. Junior and Senior days, is located at 968 Main St. Rev. James M. Boyle given to those in whom His 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Youth Fellowship. The hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. word abides. His Word must not First Simday of each mmith, 8:30 and 10:46 a.m.. Worship Monday through Friday. Saturday, Masses at 6 and be taken partially Kut totally, (tommunlon. Services. Holy Communion on Prince of Peace Lutheran 7:30 p.m. As you increasingly find His ------the first Sunday of eacto’month Church Zion Evangelical Lutheran Sunday, Masses 7:30, 9, word living in you, you will at 10:46, and on the third Sun Rt. 31 and North River Rd. Church 10:30 a.m., and noon. At Trinity Covenant Church very likely find increasingly a day at 8:80. Coventry (Missouri Synod) sensitivity to the will of (Jod Driscoll Named 0:80 a.m., Sunday School and Rev. W. H. Wllkens, Pastor Cooper and High Sts. St. John’s Polish Nattonsl During the month of August, All services are open to the and His Son Jesus Christ, —an Adult Bible Class. Even with built-in partitions, living area is spacious. Original brick walls make unusually attractive interior decor. Rev. Charles W. KiSil, Pastor CathoUc Church the Rev. and Mrs. Worth Pear- public. increasing sensitivity also to To Democratic 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, son, missionaries to Taiwan, rjijjg gnd Mrs. Pearson, the Holy Spirit. IVT 1 ¥T Wesleyan United Methodist 10:16 a.m., Divine Worship Pastor will occupy the Trinity Covenant gj,g making their home The prayers that are l i a t l O l i a i U l l l t ' Church Talcottville Congregational The Rev. Ronald Erbe, Our Church parsonage while the („ Chicago during their one-year prompted by the Spirit are al- / Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington Church Savior Lutheran Church, South Masses, 8 :30 and 10:30 a.m. Rev. Norman Swensen and his furlough, have been working in ways answered. He makes in- HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor United Church of Christ Windsor, guest preach^. ------family are vacationing. Taiwan since 19B3 under the di- tercession fer you with groan- John J. Driscoll of Bridgeport, Rev. Truman O. Ireland, Ings that cnly the Spirit of God president of the state Labor Pastor « Gospel Hall The Rey. Mr. Pearson will rectlon of the Evangelical Cov- 9:46 a.m., Sunday School South United Methodist Church 416 Center St. serve as “ Missionary of the enant Church of America. can utter. Let your joy be this Council, AFL-CIO, was elected classes for all ages, 1226 Main St. 10 a.m., Publjc Worship. ------Month" at the church. He will kind of Spirit-guided prayer of- Friday night as one of Cem- n a.m.. Worship Service. Rev. Dr. George W. Webb 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. ot tho Q-an om QiinHav addition to hls preaching fered, and answered. Be certain nectlcut’s five members of the Nurserv 'Pastor preach at the 9.30 a.m. Sunday gervlces and evangelistic meet- to attend church tomorrow. DemccraUc NaUonal Com- a « 11:46 a.m., Sunday School. services and will conduct Bible Democratic National Com 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. Rev. Wayne Kendall ings, the Rev. Mr, Pearson was Submitted by, 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. mittee. 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. The Pastor study meetings each Thursday chairman of the Taiwan Misslon- Norman B. Swensen, Paster Driscoll's election came at a at 7:30 p.m. during August. ary Fellowship and a member Rev. Robert W. Eldridge Jr. Trinity Covenant Church meeting of the state’s B1 dele St. Maurice Ohurch Bible United Pentec-'^tal Church The couple will arrive tomor- of the board of directors of the iPastor Manchester, Connecticut gates to the party’s national Bolton 187 Woodbrldge St. row in time to attend the morn Taiwan Leprosy Relief Associa Speaks 1? Robert Baker, Pastor convention in Miami Beach. Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor 10 a.m., Worship Service. The ing service and will be intro tion. Under national party rules, Rev. Mr. Eldridge preaching. duced to the congregation. Aft Legislator Asks 3o‘ 10 a.m., Sunday School. Mrs, Pearson assisted the Connecticut’s membership on Saturday Masses, 6 and 7 by "Remodel or Rebuild or Re er the service, there will be a 11 a.m.. Worship Service. women of the church with their the national committee was ex p.m. Eugene move?” Infant-Toddler Nurs coffee hour in Fellowship Hall. “ “ "i,;ia try;“;;;;e"d "a s "ad End to Sales Tax 8 p.m.. Youth Service. panded from two to five. Mrs. Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:16 and Brewer ery through 4-year-olds at 7:30 p.m., Eveingellstlc Serv visor to the youth groups, and On Utilities Beatrice Rosenthal of Water- 11 a.m. Susannah Wesley House. taught English Bible classes. ford and John Golden of New ice. Frequently pec^le exult North ilnlted Methodist Church The Pearsons went as mission- HARTFORD VHqven were the original mem- St. Margaret Mary Church Church of Christ A. Lenge, R- over toe “ broadening of their 300 Parker St. arles to Inner Mongolia in 1939 Nicholas , bers ____ of the National Com- Wapping minds” when it really is a 9 a.m., Bile Classes. The Presbyterian Church under the Mongolia Inland Mis- West Hartford, proposed Friday n^mgg Rev. Earle R. Custer, Rev. Thomas G. O’Neil, Pastor "shrinking of their back Eugene Brewer, Minister 43 Spruce St. Pastor Sion. Due to the mounting war State Chairman John M. Ball- Rev. Joseph Schick bones.” ^called "Christian” Rev. George W. Smith, Pastor tensions, they found it necessary natlng sales taxes on utilities at <3halrmon clergymen proudly hall vari 9 a.m., Glble Classes. to leave that field in 1941. any special tax-cutting session “^ e Q u L o f ^ e r i ous world rpUgions quite on a 10 a.m., Worship. Sermon. 9:1B a.m'., Sunday School. 9 a.m.. Worship Service, Ser- ______of the General Assembly. MIm Katherine Quim of west Saturday, Masses at B and par with Christianity. If they CTasses for all ages. mon: ” H a 11 o w e d Be Thy p.m. "A New Heart." Lenge called the sales tax on Hartfcrd were named to toe na- are correct, then Christ was 6 p.m. Worship. Sermon: 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Name,” The Rev, Mr. Custer A U M.rr utilities “ the moat regressive «onal committee by virtue of Sunday, Masses at 8:80, 10 a mere man, hls death was of "Never Judge A ‘Day By Its Nursery provided. preaching. Nursery for five- feature of an overall regressive “^a^® P^^y posts. and 11:80 a.m. no more consequence Uud About 1 own that o f any other, and hls fol Weatherl” P "*-* Evening Service. year olds and younger. tax structure,” ______f- t t i lowers were decieived about Thomas Abbott of, 31 Davis He also termed toe state’s his resurrection and second Ave., Rockville, will be toe host tax on capital gains and dlvl- coming. Heralding Homes at Lutz Junior Museum tomor- dends "patently ■ discriminatory Indeed, it follows that Jesus row afternoon from 2 to 6. The and unfair.” NANOHESTCR PMHUDE himself either was deceived museum will be closed during The capital gains tax cur- or he (teliberately made false August fer extensive exhibit rently is being challenged be- claims. Hie said none can changes. fore the state Supreme Court. come to God but by him, John Converted Wagon House 14:6. He further ta u ^ t that ^iggci "(except ye believe that I am he, ye shall die in your sins,” John 8:24. “ I am the lig^t of DRUG STOREk toe world,” he declsured, PlMsani Living Quarters John 8;j2. And John predi 6-12 insect spray cated exemption from perish NOTICE: ing and eternal life ujxm faith (Continued from Page 6) same cobalt blue. The stark white walls in Jasua as God’s divine Son, with blue trim are accented with match J(dm 3:16. Jesus leaves us room are painted white. Mrs. Kidney ing blue floral print bed spread and get your OPEN with hut two Intelligent altei^ admits to committing toe Interior deco drapes. 50c native attitudes toward his rator’s unforgivable sin of outlining a The Kidney’s home, though very dear ALL DAY teaching — exclusivism or room in another color. However, because to their hearts, is fast becoming too conn, imposture. o^ the high celling, toe cobalt blue paint small., Already they are making plans lottery for a larger permanent home on a lot M rm used on toe ceiling molding p most flat k th e mVacts. of SUNDAY 8UI.-9PJL CHURCH OP CHRIST with more acreage. “ But,” Mrs. Kidney ticket Lydall and Veraea Streets tering to toe room and matches toe ^ jowrttown fnanehestftt* Antiqded pictures and documents are grouped to camouflage un blue and white shag carpet. The window says, "this place will always hfve a here! 404 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE FiMMt MI-aeiT Favorites o f the animated cai'toon world were drawn by Mrs. Kidney on white plastic walls of her children’s bedroom. used door. frames and cloflet doors are painted toe special meaning for us.’’- P
A '3 f. ■' > • ’ k
/■ •f?.
PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1972 PAGE NINE Stargell Carries Bucs to Victory, H dckup Q B ’s|Slow Pitch Softball Results
TONIGHT’S GAMES CANDLELIGHT LEAGUE DUSTY LEAGUE Honda vs. Acadia, 6;00 Fitz W. L. W. L. Multi 11 2 gerald WINF 9 4 Seaver, Mets Fall Behind Leaders Star Honda vs. Groman’s, 6 :16 Fltz- CB&T 11 2 Game Klock 8 6 Methodist 10 3 . ^ ct Dick’s 7 4 a m k r io a n u d a o u e CHICAGO (A P)— Backup quarterback Craig Morton 7 *,. Dean 6 7 PITTSBURGH (AP) __ couple of Mot pitchers In ac- vor, who had defeated the PI- g » m t may have occurred In the “ We’re still scrapping,’’ said got in early and had time to do his thing. Backup quar- y • yn . • Nassiff 7 6 Angels , 6 7 Bast Walnut 6 6 W. L. Pot. O.B. terback Pat Sullivan got in late and his thing was to Fogarty vs. Acadia, 8:46 Fltz- Savings Bank 4 9 Y o A « « » « . - - no avail. Lenox 4 8 Allied Building 4 9 sr ^ "sr“ ■ssi. Detroit 63 38 .683 The other C3owboy scores gerald Linemen 4 8 “ They’re lefthanders and this year I guess than I Cleon BalUmore 60 40 .666 2% That was the story of the-^39th Fire 0 18 have been since I’ve been In single to put runners at first Meanwhile, the Pirates oon- came on a 30-yard first-quarter SUNDAY’S GAMES Wyman 4 9 Boston 46 48 .617 6 annual College All-Star game Honda va. Sportsman, 6;00 Allied Building came from consistency. But Dock Ellis ^ use the ^ e mo- and second. Ed Kranepool then tlnue to gain ground. field goal by Mike Clark and a Nine errors didn’t help the • * flAvttlon," *t Villa EllU aalsl said. “ The followP/allnur ‘*»e major leagues. New York 44 44 .600 m Friday night as Morton led the Fitzgerald behind to post a 12-5 loss on 33-yarder on the first play of Lineman’s cause as they drop Cleveland 38 61 .437 14 world champion Dallas Cow Honda vs. Lynch, 6:16 Fitz North End Fire at Robertson the fourth quarter by Austrian ped a tough 12-8 decision to Wy Milwaukee 36 64 .400 16H boys to a 20-7 win over an All- gerald Park. an ailing elbow In past starts. ^ ball. I’ve got to have both to Cash grabbed the ball despite Star team that was better than a o c c e r-style kicker Toni man Oil at Nebo. Jeff Llndstrom and West Bar Much of the success has been West Frltsch. Dillon vs. Sportsman, 7:30 went the distance In pitching pitch my kind of game.” a bad hop and turned it into a expected on defense but listless Charlie McNamara and rett each went 3-4, while Rick the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 3-1 Ellis had been letting his / ___ „ ” ___ , Oakland 67 86 .613 — ‘ When Sullivan entered the Fitzgerald Nonetheless. Seaver aUowed double play. Schneok later J“ ® on offense. It was the ninth Sparky Cartier each contributed Anderson and Dave Satori added victory over the Meta Friday right leg precede his pitching home runs and four RBIs In Chicago Cailcago 61 42 .648 6 game down 20-0, he promptly Fogarty vs. DeCormler, 8:45 only two runs before leaving scored on a single by Wayne ^ rour straight victory for the pros two hits each. Charles Suther night with the help of Willie arm in his follow through. Minnesota 46 43 .617 • moved the Stars 80 yards in 16 Fitzgerald three safeties, while Rich Peck, _____ . ..innh-MHar In fjArmtt. hilt the double nlav ^ ree games with New York. over the collegians. land also had two hits, includ M ^ S : i i v ; T i s rtewer now the'gam e for a plnch-hltter in Garrett, but the double play Kansas City 46 47 .489 11V4 plays. The key plays were a 30- INDY LEAGUE John Anderson, Norm Lutzen, Starpell's Slst homer. ^ aa.------*u ^vaa crucial. “ Stargell's carried us lately," Morton entered the game ing a home run. California 43 62 .447 16H yard burst by Robert Newhouse W. L. and Ron Gustafson had two hits The victory, which came at and ^ th mow ease,” Ellis ^ the opening "We hit some balls hard out Vlrdon conceded. " I ’d like to when Roger Staubach was Dick Loos had three safeties, the expense of Seaver, in- said.said “ I don’t jerk my arm on opmuns Texas 37 66 .403 l9Vi of Houston, who becomes a Bemle’s 11 3 apiece. , in- I oon i je« arm on ^ batsman there tonight," said Met Man- rest him but we need his bat. shaken up late in the first half followed by Phil Clements with Friday’s Results Cowboy today, and a 13-yard Bonanza 10 3 Brad Steurer, Walt Bonn, creased Pittsburgh’s lead ov®r the follow t l ^ g h . 'TOs takes Mnnny SanguU- ager Ycgl Berra. “ It that ball Mavbe Cle-nente will be ready and tossed two touchdown two rips for the losers. New York in the National Milwaukee 3, Detroit 2 fourth-down pass from Sullivan (3harter Oak 9 3 John Walsh, Bruce Gardiner, ^i^U^Tn^rly^as'^re now “ m StSu'a .t-orm e^ n > ^ts tlmSgh for a hit. It could In four or five da^.“ ^ Chicago 8, Kansas City 0 passes. Sullivan, the Heisman Gunvers 8 6 Allied 2 0 0 1 4 5 0-12-14-3 League East to 6^ games doesn t leei nearly as sore now o __ _ . rnallv htir innlnar." Yet Dave Cash mav have Trophy winner, entered the to Vlllanova’s Mike Sianl that Jack Holik, and Chip Conran the fourth accounted for the nave been a really big inning." Yet Dave Cash may have Boston 6-1, New York 8-8 Lock Stock 6 8 Fire 2 3 0 0 0 0 0— 5-11-4 Ellis, who pitched his second as it usually does.” game in the final quarter and put the ball on the one-yard produced two blnglea apiece. to other, Meanwhile. Berra stUl voiced summed up the Pirate poslUon Cleveland 4, Baltimore 1, 10 Mota’s 4 9 complete gameLine of the season.season, Seaver’saeaver s recordrecora droppedoroppea w ------beat. led the Stars to their only line. Newhouse plunged over Wyman 1 0 2 6 0 3 x—12-16-0 innings B. A. Club 3 10 FELINE allowed six hits In boosting his 12*8, although he allowed only The Pirates only other run, confidence that hla punchleas touchdown. from there. Unemon 1 0 0 4 2 1 0— 8-16-9 8 too early to count the California 3, Texas 2 ‘ MCC 1 12 Cougars 6 1 record to 9-4I four hits in the seven innings driven In by Staigell with a- Mets, batting .228 as a team It Sulllvans's performance — he The high spot for the All- single, came in the e'.ihth in- without injured ’Tommie Agee Mots out," he ho declared. “ But Minnesota 4, Oakland 8 Bemle’s TV scored In every Panthers 6 1 He attributed his success to a he pitched, completed eight of 16 passes for Stars was the play of the de ning
' i PAGE TEN MANGHJ^TER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1972
JGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE The Economiccil Way STAKT DISHWIN' 1 \ C A R S R 3 R . nr UP, ic i D , I'A : _A ' ANearTHBR-T PUHLENJTV Aniwtr lo FmyIoui PhuU To Advertise GO ctassf/mep- People and Things 15 words, 3 days ...... $1.89 AU^ ACROSS- 6 Weirder 15 words, 6 days ...... $3.24 lE»rlyUS. 7 Farm presldmt buildings 15 words, 10 days ...... $4.50 7 ^ashore 8 Exist habitue 9 Spinning toy 20 words, 26 days ...... $14.56 13 Melodious 10 Colors 14 Awaken 11 Anglo-Saxon Happy Ads ...... 15 Basketballcr theow $1.50 inch 16 Feel regret 12 Anatomical network 17 Guido’s note 27 Biblical name 42 Prayer ending 18 Hostelry 19 Burmese 643-2711 £ L wood sprite 29 Was borne, 43TUt 20 Observe 30 At all times 45 Petitioner 21 GratUled 21 Sacred songs MICKEY FINN *RV liANk LEONARD 22 Tenant 31 Indian 46 Spruce PLEASE READ Roofing - Siding 16 Private Instructions 25 Served at weights 47 Interpret meal’s end under lease 23 Scope 37 Monk’s title (dUl.) HERALD YOUR AD SEAMLESS ALUMINUM gut- WILL DO private tutoring, any 28 Sherry 38 Dining 49 Beginner ters, expertly installed. Call subject, also teach voice. Have 32 Ranges 24 Mock Classified or "Want Ads’’ 25 Numskull 40 Bellows so Low haunt Rain Master for free estl- BA degeee in music. 289-9054. 53 Thing found 52 Bom BOX LEHERS are taken over the phone as a 34 Niagara or (dial.) 41 Volcaiio mates, 649-4148, 568-6063. 26 Epochal exudate 53 Theater sign convenience. The advertiser HAPPY ADS Vlotoria For Your should read his ad the FIRST Schools and Ckis^ 33 Order Your 35 Sea duck T" r r r " r r 1 r 1“ IT IT IT DAY IT APPEARS and RE Roofing and 36 Blaze Information PORT ERRORS in Mme for BULLDOZER OPERATORS 37Carparta IS 14 Chimneys 1 6 - A NEEDED 39 Notched (hot) THE HERALD will not dis the next Insertion. The Herald “ H ap p y 41 Varnish IS T) It close the identity of any ad Is responsible for only ONE ROOFING — Specializing re BIG MONEY CAREER ingredient vertiser using box letters. Incorrect or omitted Insertion pairing roofs of all kinds, new Construction is Booming. 44 Equine tidbit IT- for any advertisement and m Readers answering blind box roofs, gutter work, chimneys, school specializing in Thought” 45 Steamer (ab.) ads who desire to protect then only to the extent of a cleaned and repaired. 30 years complete field training on back- 48----- Blake, "make good” Insertion. Er ttvBir identity can follow this experience. Free estimates. loaders, and dozers. FYill OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN TVactress B" s r a IT procedure: rors which do not lessen the Today! 51 Guarantee value of the advertisement Call Howley, 643-6361. part-time classes. Allied 54 Gloss s r Enclose your reply to the will not be corrected by Kasaamasimamiilig;™ ConstrucUon Training School, 55 Sea nymph Sprlngfield, Mass. Call our Con- f lAISI'T USHD TO HEIGHTS, WH>; YOU'RE ROtW 'FlW E-b e t s r .box in an envelope — address "make good’’ insertion. Heating and Plumbing 17 SO FOROET TH' W ISECRACKS t e r THAW -n-f TIM E -rtau W ERE 56 Nickname for to the Classified Manager, ______necticut number 1-522-4589 any- LEARWIWa TD WALK ATICSHT- Anthony (pi.) 2 Jt'M S X A K T IW ’ LO W , AW ' J u Manchester Evening Herald, NO JOB too small. Immediate time, CALL 643-2711 R O P E/ SOU s t a r t e d o f f B / 57 Presidential PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER RAISE TH’ BLOCKS OW togetiver with a memo listing 643-2711 service on service calls. Free STILTS AS I GAIW WALKIWOALOWOAROPEStXJ'D N first name COWFIPEWCE STRETCHED ALOMO TH' GROUWD- the companies you do NOT estimates gladly given on Help Wanred~Female 35 ... SeiiMon* t h a s DOWN IT want to see your letter. Your M anchester A W D T A S H le H AS you i r “ 1 heating or plumbing. Faucets may h a w MNt you A H THEN ___- A E V E R GOT/ 1 Heavy staff letter will be destroyed if the Automobiles For Sole 4 repaired or installed. Water T H E O P E N DON'T 2 Soviet city 41 sn advertiser is one you’ve m>en- Evening a h ap p y a d l C O U N T R V , LOOK 3 Ship of 1964 RAMBLER, Classic, pumps worked on. Complete NOTICE! 7 ^ s r u tloned. If not it will be han heating systems, rec rooms, BACK! Columbus’ dled in the usual manner. wagon, 6 cylinder, standard, 4 Decay^______If very good condition, best offer. etc. Call M & M Plumbing & Effective Aug. 1st the Man H erald 5 Monoeac- p 872-4472. Heating, 649-2871. chester Evening Herald will charide no longer run Help Wanted (NIWSPAPIR INTtSPSISI AUN.) Lost and. Found 1 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Bug, 36,- BOTTI Heating and Plumbing ads under separate classifi m — Prompt, courteous service. cations by sex. All Help rrrrr;----- „ . ______; . , 000 miles, clean, 5900. 647- L/JST — Male Siamese cat, blue q3j(j Call 643-1496, Wanted ads will be listed a . coUar, vicinity of Lawton Rd„ '______under one classification — ------reward. Phone 643-9962. SAM Watson Plumbing and No. 35 "Help Wanted.” s A i r e f i 4 \ CORVAIR — 1963 Monza con vertible, needs body work, heating. Bathroom remodeling lOoiiiooOo V'*, FX5UND — Black male cross Happy Birthday M OM &OC>AR 91 0 sideswlped, 1100. 649-3966. and repairs. Free estimates. breed, long-haired dog. Con ONE PHONE Call can get you e ? CaU 649-3808. To show you our love, 3 tact Coventry Dog Warden, started toward a profitable 742- 8648. spare time money-making op We give you this day, erint,' MIA b,. TA I».m aa
4 A I \ PAGE TWELVE MAlICHBSrER EVENING HERALD, MA^GHESTER, QONN., SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1972
Articles For Sale 45 Musical Instruments 53 Apartments - Flats - Apartments - Flats - Out of Town Business Property Houfet For Sole 66 For 5ale 70 Tenements 63 Tenements 63 For Rent MANCHESTER — Cape, five MENS black figure skates, OIBSON classical . guitar with MANCHESTER — Four large MANCHESTER — The Coach ROCKVILLE — Eastbrook .261 BROAD ST., 200' from large rooms, enclosed porch, CLASSIFIED hardly worn, $10. Call 643-5830. case, $100. 649-6608. rooms, first floor, older four- House. 30 Otis Street. New apartments, on bus line, new comer of West Middle Tpke. oarpeting, fireplace, aluminum TAG SALE—July 29 and 30, 10- family. Appliances. Attic, deluxe 3-bedroom Townhouse, S-room unit In brick one-story 220’ approximate width, 600' cldlngi Double garage, near '^<^cA,-no»4 4 p.m. Proceeds to benefit ______basement storage, $146. 633- superb location. Includes heat, garden apartment building. approximate depth, with or Bohoole. Immaculate ccmdltlon AT THE ,ed at 4 p.m. and One-Hour ADVERTISING medical missions, 242 Summit ANTIQUE gifts for all oc 0136. all modem appliances. $260 per Total electric. Range, refrige without existing buildings. Heyee Agency, 646-0131. SHORE MarUnlzing at 7. Both normal St. casions. Glass, china, etc., old mcnth. Paul W. Dougan, Re rator, disposal, alr-condl- Will sell all or part, will build IT's •“ ly close at 9. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS SECOND FLOOR, four rooms, altor, 613-4636, or 646-1031. . tlcner, basement laundry and or lease. Thomas Colla, 643- oil lamps, ready to use. Dome tile bath, paneled walls, alu Emergency power crews had 8:30 AJW. to 5:00 P.M. USED Flagstone, 460 brinks; storage. Adults only, absolutely 9565. to brace the pole before the canning and freezing Jars. top wooden trunk. Oak, Vic minum windows and screenglt' Ymi’ra l■vit•ll torian and empire tables, no pets. $135 monthly, $135 truck could be removed, be Best offer. Phone 643-7689. carpeted, electric stove and lease security. Call James J. BROAD St. —Excellent loca COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. stenciled cottage commode, refrelgeator, heat, hot water. tion, zone Business 4, any type cause only the truck held the PRB5IDINTfAL Gessay, 876-0134. SUNDAY, 2-5 PJI. pole from falling completely. li:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PVBUCATION tel. 872-3279 Cha-Ro-Lane, 94' Apply Marlow's, 867 Main of business. 7,000 square feet New homes in Manches It wasn’t too long ago that water in the Deadline for Saturday and Monday ts 12:00 Noon Friday Wapping Wood Rd., Conn. Street, Manchester. ANDOVER—Small apartment, of building. 36,000 square feet The town highway department VILLAGB AFTS. ter with rural settings spread sand on the road—made form of rain was the news every day. STURDY PORCH glider, $12. State Route 74. 3 rooms and bath, stove, re of land. Call owner 649-7266. To be exact, 9.9 inches of rain fell in ______, MANCHESTER AREA — Four- MANCHB5TBR now under construction, slick from the oil dripping from Call, 649-4269. frigerator, vemanda, parking, pSiaMMBMNHMaMMIMaa^ June. This is a marked increase from Town Manager Robert Weiss asked YOUR COOPERATION WILL or pick your own lovely the transformers—and each fire Wanted •> To Buy 58 room modern apartment, One and two bedtooms. second floor, lovely country Inviesihment Propaity the 3.05 inches which fell in May and the Dr. Frederick Spaulding, chairman of BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 SEARS Roebuck Die Hard bat available Immediately, with setting. Private home, $80. lot! department sent a truck, to tery, size 13x6^, 93 amp., hour WANTED —Phonographs, old Immediate oooiqianoy. For Sakt 70-A vWy tXDMT 'O U stand by In the event the oil ig 2.39 inches which fell in June of last the conservation commission, to Investi heat, hot water, appliances, Nesff Bobools, ofaurdM Adults. Occupancy middle NUTMEG HOMES, Inc. year. capacity, purchased Oct. 1970 banks, early comic books, carpeting, alr-condltlcnlng op- ELSE 'WAHTtDGOPOR COLO.' nited. Because the area is In the gate ways to “prevent the onslaught and shopping oeirter, nn of August. Write Box K, Man 11 UNIT newer building, In de has a reputation for ex next year of the gypsy moth problem.” with 6-year guarantee. 643- swords, metals, early trains tlcnal, parking and laundry. bua line. Call anytime iTfe- A S W lM ? Jurisdiction of the 8th District The annual total so far is also way Continued From Preceding Page 4884. chester Herald giving name, sirable area. Moderately pric cellence of construction Fire Department, the town’s ahead of last year. Some 50.3 Inches ”It may be that we should look toward and toys, round oak tables, $190. monthly. 619-2871, 646- telephone. early furniture. Evenings, 643- 0882. 644-2623 ed for good Investment. Own and design, Ck>me see fire truck returned to Its fire have fallen so far this year as compared a massive aerial spray next spring, and Help Wanted-Male 36 Situations Wanted - TAG SALE — July 31st, 42'3 6536. er will co-operate in financing why! house. 34.09 inches In the same time last year. if so, should budget appropriate funds at Lydall Street, Manchester. for qualified investor, Mr. Rus , According to the clocks in the The rain has kept town reservoirs full an early stage,” Weiss told Spaulding. ~ Female 38 Tools, glassware, baby ar WANTED —antique furniture, BY DAMATO F O R R E N T sell, 623-0567, Katz Corpora two business establishments and this may be contributing to the im Town forces will this week begin build FULL-TIME ticles, some furniture, 9 a.m. glass, pewter, oil paintings or MANCHESTER — Pour rooms, MNIHYnOOK III tion, 38 Kane Street, West Directions; North on which closed early, power went ing recycling bins at the town’s sanitary TWO GIRLS want house clean- other antique items. Any quan The Ultimate in Apt. Living provement of water quality on the West SECURITY first floor, heat, electricity, Gardtn Apartment* Hartford. Vernon St., left on Scott off at 3:10 p.m. and was back Side, according to Jay Giles, town water landfill. Three bins will be for glass of RECEIVER tity. The Harrisons, 643-8709, THE stove, lease. Security deposit. Drive. Fourth right off r-a.9 about six hours later. various colors and one bin will be for 165 Oakland Street. EUINCT0ll,C0NN. and sewer administrator. EVINRUDE outboard motors, Parking. Nice yard. $170, B. Scott Drive is Dearborn Perkins was not Injured In the paper, according to William O’Neill, di Must be bondable and have Coaeh Houte finntySl., Rt«. 316 East Hartford crash and his truck sustained For the past three summers, the water rector of public works. clear record lor honesty and 5ituations Wanted - Holsclaw and Mastercralt WANTED Used 8.^6x20 truck Rutherford Associates, 289- Drive. Look for signs. 20 Otis Street 9561. INVE5TMENT 4 only minor damage. department has received complaints of Cars will be able to drive up to the dependability. Excellent Male 39 trailers, sales - service. Com tires. Must be reasonable. Call [ 0 0 F«r bad taste and odor In West Side water, plete service department, boat 872-9433, evenings. Open Saturdays and Your Home May Be bins and drop glass or paper into them. starting rate and excellent Sunday 1-5 p.m. GARDEN TYPE two-bedroom Month MINDED? but this year there have been no com fringe benefits. Must be COLLEGE BOYS looking for ing supplies, accessories, When the bins are full, payloaders will apartment, second floor. In CALL US — 289-9661 Taken In Trade. plaints. Mrs...Mary Hlldltch of 68 Sum load the materialpjnto trucks. It will then over 21 years old. summer work. W E int houses to wooisey paints, Gerich’s RoomsWIthout Board 59 One of -Manchester’s Finest TOTAL ELECTRIC m er St. who In the winter was one of the Townhouse /^artm ents cludes heat, appliances, car be carted away tor recycling. ■ Call director of personnel paint. Cost minimal,' experl- Marine Service, ?‘82 Tolland pets. $205. monthly. Paul W. 3K toamdalux BusIneM Zoned—6 Units BELHORE people who asked for and got a public enced. Call 643-8634. ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, Only $46,000. Houses For Sale Money for the project was allocated In at 289-1541 Monday - Friday Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. Luxurious appointments, Dougan, Realtor, 643-4536 or $ 150. AGENCY 72 Houses For Sale 72 Out of Town hearing on the situation, says her water gentleman, private entrance, Firaploca unit the 1972-73 budget the Board of Directors for personal Interview. 1970 MFG Sidewinder, fiber shower bath, free parking. Ap throughout, superb location, 646-1021. Duplex 6-6. Only $26,900. REALTORS • 647-1413 COUDNIAL — Large modem For Sale has been "very good” this year and she adopted in May. Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 $260 monthly. Manchester has heard no complsiints from her neigh glass sail boat, new price, ply 195 Spruce St., Manches DELUXE one-bedroom apart kitchen, extra large formal COLLIE AKC puppies, 5 weeks $900. sacrifice $600. Moving, ter. Paul W. Dougan BRAND NEW 3 room units RUTHERFORD FLORIDA BOUND dining room, ll'vlng room with TOLLAND ROCK PAIN’nN O CONTEST bors and friends. The town’s annual program of resur MOTT’S ment, wall-to-'wall carpeting in brick and stone Garden Manchester ______Charter Oak: Most original, old, sables and two white. Call 872-3746. Realtor throughout, complete appli Apartment building. Range, ASSOCIATES Treed lot offers plenty of shade fireplace, den, 1% baths, 4 bed. ACRES” Giles says that the continuing deep facing various town streets has begim. Come and reserve now. 228------REFINED working gentlemein, refrigerator, disposal, base 114 Burnside Ave., E.H. rooms, garage, alumnlum sld- Surrounds tfils beautiful, unusu- Keith Congdon and Peggy Mul water may be keeping algae from grow The program should continue through SHOP-RITE 0084. 18' LYMAN BOAT, ’ 76 h.p. who would appreciate own liv 643-4686 ances, vanity bath. Centrally LOOK . . . for this large 6 room Colonial. SUPERMARKET or located $175. monthly. R. D. ment laundry & storage, wall 289 0661 — Open 0-9 Must sell Immediately. New ing, good nelghbortiood. $37,- ^ room Ranch with brick doon; best design, LeAnne Dar- ing in the water serving the West Side. the end of August. ------Evinrude motor and trailer, 2 ing room and connecting bed 646-1021 I to wall carpeting. 900. Phllbrlck Agency, 64^ frame construction. It has a na and Chip Lupachlno; most This was the suspected reason for the ENGLISH Springer Spaniel, gas tanks, sacrifice, $896. Mov- Murdojk, 643-2692. UNBEUEVEABLE kitchen, bullt-lns, dining room, room, in quiet adult home. ilMtt Mlg, akalWtWir m f t t living room with fireplace, 3 4200. ' gnrage, ' built-ina and privacy, colorful, Diane Dahlen and Bll- odor and taste. The town has begun to refill Union STAFF ACCOUNTANT — CPA two years old, all shots, AKC, Ing, 872-3745. Central. Parking. References. 105 MAIN STREET—Aluminum Beautiful Garrison Colonial For an appointment, call Tony ly Redd. THREE - bedroom apartment, lostrve MW for Aug. 15 bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpet- OREEN MANOR Another reason may be the regular Pond. According to O’Neill, one of the firm. Responsible and person female, needs good home. 643- 649-7410. LEDGECREST Apartments — second floor, heat, hot water, sided building, with business home. Close to Parkade, area — One Wasllefsky at 649-6306 today. Green; Most creative, Harold copper sulfate treatments the town has able accountsmt wanted. Au Sopt. 1 OCCUPANCY churches, stores, and doctors. Ing, 2-car garage, Bentley gates in Union Pond Dam has been par 7670. Garden - Farm - Brooklyn Street, Rockville. appliances, carpeting, 2 or 3 plus two apartments. 232-1464 School area. Price reduced to Manchester’s finest build- _ „ -yrTT Wilson and Karen Hutt; best de begun giving the Globe Hollow Reser tially closed. This causes the pond to be diting and Income tax expert------— ------gA GENTLEMAN only, free park- CALL for further details. Shrubbery and hedges In front. ers is selling his home. Six- sign, Adam Borglda and ’VlckTe voir, ence helpful. Please send resu- b'KEE KTITENS, 6 weeks old, Dairy Produefs Ing, kitchen privileges, central One-bedroom, $127 per month; children. Security, $236. 643- $29,900. • • B W • • gin filling, but still allows a flow of wa 2-bedroom $161 per month; 3- 9097. James J. Cessay Two-car garage. Asi*alt drive- room Ranch with attached ga- Haskell, Alan Menasian and Giles and other town officials hope to me, principals only, Robert J. trained, males and females, to location, references required. The ter down the Hockanum River for those CORN, tomatoes, beans, beets, bedroom $174 per month. Rent REALESTATE Land For 5ale 71 way. Two porches. Stockade en- PTIECHETTE & MARTIN loaded with ex tr^ . Beth Thompson; most colorful, permanently eliminate the problem by people who use the river water, O’Neill Pue & Co., Vernon Profession responsible persons. Call 649- cucumbers, peppers and fruit. 643-2693 for appointment only. MANCHESTER — 3-bedroom closed backyard. Plenty of Realtors 647-9993 private lot, patio, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. 0159. al includes heat, hot water, all 8 7 S-0 1 3 4 Realtors — MLS David Crowell and Beth Gallup. renovating the Cooper Hill Water Treat says. al Building, 281 Hartford Turn 21 Angel Street, Manchester. duplex, 1V4 baths, wall-to-wall shade. Room for a pool. Dish- tool shed, etc. T. J. Crockett, Martin School: Most creative, pike, Vernon, Conn. 06066. LIGHT housekeeping room for utilities, parking, wall-to-wall BOLTON —76 acres, near cen Manchester Parkade, Manch. ment Plant. A bond referendum which The pond was emptied to allow the YOU’VE seen the rest, now see carpeting, range, refrigerator. carpeting, air - conditioned, ter, high level land, open and washer, disposal, built-in stove, -Realtor. 643-1677. Jeff Shrider, Betsy Mltcheli; would accomplish this will be consider working lady, completely fur washer-dryer hook-up, sepa natural wood cabinets, oak *p^^^yu®STE — Country Uv------649-5306 town to make state-ordered repairs to the best. 1972 model silver nished. Utilities and lines In Applications being accepted. ROCKVILLE —Pleasant 4-room wooded. Reasonably priced, floors, double louvered doors tMs immaculate 6-room BOWERS SCHOOL AREA — best design, Mathew Brogle, ed by the Board of Directors in August. the dam. The project cost about $76,000. PRINTING PLANT minl-pcodle pups. Extremely NATIVE, FRESH Call Rockville, 876-0789 or Mer rate driveway and cellar, $225. terms, Katz Corp. 38 Kane St., VERNON — 60 miles view, 1% Pam Bruno; most colorful, Ste- While town officials have always said cluded. Call 643-6388. 646-8070 evenings. apartment In 2-family house, between dining room emd living all electric Ranch on one acre Green Rd., 7-room Cape, wall- While the pond was emptied a shallow SECOND SHIFT low mileage. Parents excellent iden, 237-8868. Equal housing first floor, heat, hot water, West Hartford, 06119. Mr. lot. m baths, eat-in kitchen, to-wall carpeting, flreplaced acres, hill top estate, 2400 '’6" Shrider. Marcella Jones, ' that water supply was not a factor In the skating area smd other recreational temperament, two males, one THE THOMPSON House — Cot opportunities. Russell, 623-0667. room, wall-to-wall carpeting, WADDELL: Most creative, YEBETABLES THREE - ROOM Apartment, stove, refrigerator, garage, gas heat, all paneled rec room bullt-lns, carpeted formal din living room, finished rec room, square foot brick Ranch. Ex water bans usually declared every sum areas were developed along the south • PRESSMAN’S HELPER female. 647-1975. tage St., centrally located, cellent area. $64,900. Hayes Curtis Hagler, Alicia Hogler; mer, the heavy rains do not seem to Now In SeMon — POUR-ROOM apartment, newly beautiful location with view, $170 monthly and security. MANCHESTER — five acres, with bar, 8 bedrooms. A buyer’s ing room and living room, at well landscaped and fenced end of the pond. Experience helpful but not ne- lauge, pleasantly furnished tached garage. Many extras. yard, built-in vacuum system, Agency, 646-0131. best design, Russell Bagshnw, have hurt. There has been no water ban Retriever puppies, rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 redecorated, appliances, heat, $160 per month, references and Adults preferred. Also a 3- 3Vii acres commercial zoned, dream. All this for only $33,000. The concern over a downstream flow cessary. Move and pile stock, Sweet Corn, Tomatoea, security required. Phllbrlck room apartment, $126 PrlncipEils only. $33,900. 649- $28,900. Keith Real Estate, 646- Kathy Kania; most colorful. declared so far. of water must at least be partially moti hang plates, ink up press, wash ' stock x-rayed. Cham for overnight and permanent central location. Security. $180 with 250’ frontage. Seconds Bob Parott, Kathy Carney. pionship bloodlines. Tolland, Agency Realtcrs, 646-4200. monthly. 875-2600. CAVAR REALTY 4617. 4126, 649-1922. More responsible for this than the vated by difficulties encountered when and clean machine. Yellow and Green Squash, guest rates. monthly. 649-3340. from Route 16. Woverton TOLLAND ■niG OF WAR 872-0398. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 1-664-8096 or 647-1861 rain, according to Giles, is the Nike wa the pond was first drained. Mud on, the ANDOVER —2 room furnished RAISBID RANCH — 7% rooms, MANCHESTER — Barry Rd Green: Walter. Fleming first, ter storage tank, a million-gallon tank • MAINTENANCE MAN String Beans, Etc. GIRL In 20’s to share new 6- MANCHESTER—4-room apart Elnblnder built 6-room Cape. bottom of the pond dirtied Hockanum MINIATURE Schnauzer AKC room house in country setting ment includes oven, range, dis Furnished apartment, country setting, 21 HARLAN STREET—6-room cathedral ceilings, fireplace, Rotiii to Breatile John Dodge second, Mike Ml- which was recently connected to the River water to such an extent that Wil No experience necessary but Houses For Sole 72 rec room, 2-car garage, large Four bedrooms, rec room, knowledge of machinery helpful. puppies, 8 weeks old. Guaran with two other working girls, posal, heat and hot water. Au Apartments 63>A utilities furnished, working custom built Cape. Wall-to- rucki, third. town system. liam Thornton, president, of M.S.G. Cor teed healthy. $76. Call 1-429- BUCKLAHD FARM5 gentleman. $120. 742-8161. wooded lot, aluminum siding, fireplace, full dormer, priced An acre of land surrounds Grease, oil, and clean presses ' $25 weekly. 646-6390 after 6. gust 1st occupancy. Wolverton DUPLEX 7-7, excellent invest wall carpeting, rec room, dish this attractive 8 - bedroom CHECKER TOURNAMENT Last week a well at Charter Oak Field poration, has sued the town for $76,000 9134. SMALL two-room furnished ef $31,000. Pdillbrlck Agency, 646- rlgiit at $30,900. Arruda Real broke down and it was two days before for preventive maintenance. Cor. Adams ft ToUaad Tpke. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. BOLTON—3-ROOM apartment, ment possibility If bought with washer, double oven stove. Ranch. Living room with • Green: Spencer Moore. for damages to his sand washing oper CLEAN, furnished room for a ficiency. Includes everything Brick patio. Call owner, 646- 4200. ty, 644-1539. Ed Jarow, 665- the Love Lane well- cx)uld be activated. Top wages plus a liberal bene MINIATURE poodles, black quiet neighbcrhcod, carpeting, 7-rcom Colonial. Possible com 8082. raised hearth fireplace, waU- SOFTBALL ations while the pond was being drained. working man. Call 643-9353 or THREE - ROOM apartment, except electric. $76 a month. 7692. Low 30s. ------to-wall carpeting, modern American League Eluring that time, water from the Nike The pond should take three or four fit program that includes a non males, AKC, shots. Reason Paul W. Dougan, Retdtor, 643- fireplace, sundeck, references mercial property, 260x176 lot. contributory pension plan. 649-3142. centrally located, $130. 647- A rare opportunity. Hutchins ------MANCHESTER MANCHESTER —Cape, 2 unfin kitchen, dining area and ga Valley St. 10 Keeney St. 6 Tank was used to maintain water pres weeks to HU, according to O’Neill. able. 643-0467. BUTTER AND sugar com 21 9316. 4535. required, $1'T6 monthly. 648- rage. Apply in person or call 643-1101. Angel Street, Manchester. FURNISHED ROOM for rent, 6983. Agency, 649-6324. TOraE-BEDROOM Ranch, at- Custom Contemporary ished, formal dining room, Martin 0 Verplanck 27 sure in the town system and Giles re To rededicate the pond, the Jaycees SHAGGY puppies, beagle and tacbed gara^, large comer invite your inspection of fireplace, 2 - car garage, alu West Side 7 Charter Oak 3 ports there were no serious pressure are planning a boating regatta on the — for grentleman, near bus Une, TWO-ROOM furnished apart RAISED RANCH, aluminum Lupoceblno Agency ALLIED terrier, paper trained, males, FRESH vegetables String parking, all conveniences. G49- ment, heat, hot water, stove, lot, storms and screens, well this one of a kind, split foyer minum siding, remodeled Valley St. 8 West Side 9 problems. pond for Saturday, Sept. 2. The Colum siding, flreplaced living room, landscaped. Includes carpet- home In Manchester’s finest PRINTING SERVICES $5. 646-6085. beans, cucumbers pickles, 8914 refrigerator. Apply Marlow’s Resort Property kitchen, well treed shrubbed 646.5432 Keeney St. 7 Martin 4 bia Canoe Club has agreed to partici 579 Middle Turnpike, W. peas, squash, also sweet com WOODUND 867 Main Street. deck off dining room, eat-ln Ing, appliances, siding and area. Out of state owner Is In lot. 20s. LaPenta Agency, Re Charter Oak 4 Verplanck 5 Mrs. Ferne Green, an employe of the pate in the event, according to Joseph FOR SALE — Norwegian Elk For Rent 67 kitchen, dishwasher, three bed Manchester, Conn. 85 cents dozen. Natslsky LARGE Double or single room many extras. $28,900. Call 649- need of a quick sale. If you are altor. 646-2440. National League planning department for the past 21 Lawler of the Jaycees. Further details hound, male, 10 months old, to Farms, Inc. 644-0304. spacious closet space, next to THREE rooms furnished, first GIANT’S NECK HEIGHTS. rooms, 1% baths, paneled fam 3329. seeking the unusual, don’t miss EAST HARTFORD —Starter or years, was honored at a luncheon Thurs TRUCK DRIVER — Apply in MANOR Green 20 Highland Pk 21 of the regatta are being worked out good home. Call 649-2117. bath and shower. References. floor, utilities. Older adults or Adjoins Rocky Neck State ily room, laundry room, 2-car this one. $61,900. C ^ Joe Gor retirement 6-room Cape. Three day at Willie’s- Steak House. Some 68 now, Lawler says. person. Wlpco, 73 Tolland couple. No children, pets. 272 garage. Excellent location. REDWOOD FARMS — Wooded Lots For Sale 73 bedrooms, full basement, city Waddell 16 Buckley 2 LAKEWOOD Cocker Spaniels, Household Goods 51 649-0719. Park, 69 Elgewood Rd., four- don, 649-6306. ^ Waddell 8 Bowers 5 Tpke. Manchester. APARTMENTS Main. room cottage, sleeps 7. Sun- $38,000. Call owner, 646-2419. one-half acre. Oversized 7- water, sewer. $23,900. Barlar buff a n d blacks, wormed, LARGE Rooms, bachelors and room Cape. Family room, off- ANDOVER —Overlooking Lake, Realty. 289-7726, 644-1221. Highland Pk 17 'Bowers 7 LATHE operator — able to set shots. 646-5487. HOMESTEAD ST. deck, two baths. $126 weekly. DUPLEX -7-7, four bedrooms B& l W $2,200. Coventry beautiful Buckland Rd. Oosed Fear Strike’s Effect ESTATES and household lots to chicks house. Complete privi THREE-ROOM furnished apart kltchen, first floor laundry, up and operate a tool room ------OCT' W. MIIHME TPKE. Mrs. Carter,' 742-8142., 742-8637. on large treed lot. Great com The treed lot, excellent area, $3,- VERNON -Box Mountain — buy. Bob Flucklger, 649-3247. leges a n d furnished living ment. second floor. All utili aluminum siding, floor to ceU- The Public Works Depart lathe and O.D. grinder in room and kitchen. 646-7378. MANCHESTER ties. Married couple or mature COLUMBIA LAKE —Four-room mercial potential. Hutchins ing fireplace, plush carpeting, BARROWS and WALLACB Co. 500. ToUand —^Acre treed lot, Six room immaculate Ranch. small factory. Day shift. Good poodle, good with chil- Agency, 649-6324. Two fireplaces, 2-car garage. K eeps Tim e ment has announced that CLEAN, used refrigerators, ------person preferred. Call 643- cottage, all facll ies, boat. $88,900. Owner, 649-6836. Realtors — MLS $3,900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Buckland Rd. from the five- wages, overtime, company
\ ... SS f- . y . i: ^ ^ ; f \ ' ■■ / ^ • 7 ■ . I ■ SATORDAY. JULY 29, 1972 PAGE FOURTEEN E irw in g U.S. Says Damage To Dikes Is Minor ‘(Oontlmicd from Pace One) nificsintly to the task of repairs performed as a normai annual the north began In April, the procedure. U.S. Intelligence study said; —Hie craters can be eaaliy —The pictures showed bomb repaired with crews of fewer PRICES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, JULY.23 THRU FRIDAY AUG. 4 craters at only a dozen loca than BO men with wheelbar tions, all close to specific mili rows, within a day. Repairs to tary targets. all of the dikes could be com -—The 12 damaged areas were pleted within a week. clustered in four areas south The Intelligence study sug east of Hanoi, which is down gested, as U.S. officials have stream from the North Viet previously, that North Vietnam namese capital. Damage down could suffer flooding during the stream would be less serious peak rainy season weeks than upstream of Hanoi. ahead. Last year massive floods covered some 1.1 million —"There are no signs of de acres of the northern part of struction of vital dike portions the country. stretching to a length of several However, the study contended kilometers—as reported by that weaUier and failure ot Hanoi-based newsmen." The North Vietnam to fully repali' OPEN SUNDAY craters are small, and no flood its dikes from last year’s flood ing or leakage has resulted. ing would be the cause any —"An occasional bomb fall undue flooding this summer, ing on a dike” does not add sig- not U.S. bombing. LADIES'-TEENS' DOMESTIC DEPT. MEN'S Stevenson Challenged \ Regular to $9.00 ONLY CAMOUFLAGE! VESTS-BLOUSES COLORFUL PLACEMATS 3 3 * For Registrar Post & POLOS RAINBOW RUGS 6 6 * 'For the first time in almost terms. The terms are for two JA C I^S 40 years, a contest has devel years at present. JUMBO BATH TOWELS * 1 ” Sinon, a long-time member of oped for the post of Manchester Reg. 10.00 the Democratic ’Town Commit $ 1 Democratic registrar of voters. tee, as is Stevenson, states in BED & TOSS PILLOWS *1 ** Walter R. Sinon of 260 Hol his letter he is running “ to fill lister St. has sent letters to each the position left vacant by the FASHIONABLE And COLORFUL member of the Democratic Town passing of EM Moriarty,” and AND NOW Committee, announcing he is a that "since his death, there has candidate for the ncnnination not been an ctfflcial elected to BEDSPREADS SIZES and asking for their s u j^ rt. this poet.” . $ e o o The incumbent Democratic Sinon, assistant chairman in Reg. 9.00 registrar is Herbert J. Steven Voting District 2, was campaign REG. TO '6.00 son of 46 Kennedy Rd., who an manager for Atty. Dominic nounced on Thursday he is a Squatrito, when he ran for state candidate for re-election to the senator, in 1970; and for Town post he has held since April 26, Treasurer Roger Negro in 1971. LADIES’ AND TEENS' LADIES’ DEPT. SPECIAL GROUP 1971. Stevenson had been deputy more more registrar to the late Edward F. A native of Albany, Vt., he SPECIAL DISCOUNTS 2 PR. MEN'S COTTON Moriarty. When Mr. Moiiarty has resided in Connecticut for died April 25, 1971, at the age of 38 years and in Manchester for JEANS-PANTS NEW ARRIVALS PANTYHOSE •1*® 81 and after 38 continuous years 22. He is married to the former WORK PANTS & in the post, Stevenson automat Lucille Hogan. The couple has Reg. To ically became registrar, as pro three married children, two SHORTS & HOT PANTS *2 vided by state statutes. daughters and a son, and five & SLACKS $8.00 The Democratic Town Com grandchildren. He has been a W ORK S H IR n mittee will meet Aug. 16 to en salesman for Hartley & Parker 2PC.SIZZLERSETS0NLY *2 dorse its candidates for local of Ltd. of Stratford for the past NOW YOUR CHOICE fice. This year, for the first time 31 years. in Manchester history, the He is a member of the TERRY CLOTH JUMP SUITS * 3 I town’s registrars by virtue of a Knights of Columbus, Lodge of town ordinance adopted June 13, Elks, British American Club and l&2PIECESWIMSUITSr^^*5 ^ $ > 1 9 9 will be elected to four-year Irish American Club. AND SUMMER DRESSES * 5 ANY A FOR SIZES 30 TO 40 Obituary Police Report A 17-year-old youth was ad- Drug Dept. Specials ma- a . a-., mitted to Manchester Memorial BACK TO SCHOOL i U r S . L i O y Z l i n U i e s ^ Hospital last night in serious BACK TO SCHOOL — condition, apparently suffering SPECIAL STOCK Husband Wa8 from the affects of a drug ac UP SPECIAL cording to Manchester police. BIG & LITTLE Representative Police say they aj^rehended NOW John E. Durrenbeiger of 3 BOYS' COVENTRY — Mrs. Eunice Packard St. as he was running Koehler Loyzlm, 61, of Goose naked down Lenox St. GIRLS’ Lane, wife of former State Rep No charges have been lodged Stephen Loyzlm, died yesterday against Durrenberger. The mat- PKG. 25'S SWEATERS at Windham Community Memo ter is still under Investigation. SWEATERS IllltftStI rial Hospital, Willimantlc. Mrs. Loyzlm was bom Oct. PoUce last night found a win 17, 1910 in Coventry, daughter dow at the Manchester Savings & of Emil and Elsa Hall Koehler. Bank at Lenpx and E. Center ■jm She was employed as executive Sts. smashed. 39 * SUCKS secretary to the superintendent SKIRTS of Coventry schools before she Wayne W. Abair, 19, of 23 retired in 1966 and for a number Deerfield Dr. was admitted to ONLY of years served as secretary for Manchester Memorial Hospital REG. 5.00 ALL the Board of Selectmen. She was early this moiming in serious a member of Second Congrega condition after he sustained in- NOW SHELL tional Church. urles in a one-car crash on Ol- FEMININE HYGIENE An amateur radio operator, cott St. NO-PEST she had been known world wide Police say the car Abair was DEODORANT since 1939, using the call letters driving crossed left of the cen by 5 day STRIP WINJJ. ter line on Olcott St. near Dis Contains No Survivors, besides her hus posal Rd. ’The car struck a tree REG. 1 .9.8 band, are two daughters, Mrs. before coming to a halt. Hexachlorophene Taylor Booth of Mansfield and Abair was charged with theft Mrs. Loyd Schmidt of Storrs; of a marker plate and operat 10 a brother, Earl Koehler of ing a motor vehicle while his Coventry; four slaters, Miss license is suspended. He was a: 5 oz. Esther Koehler, Mrs. George also issued a written warning Kingsbury, Mrs. EYed Contessa lor driving after drinking. Court and Mrs. William Edmondson, date Aug. 14. ,a ll of Covetry; and six grand children. Geoige H. Beebe of 489 E. Graveside services will be to Middle Tpke. was charged last TEENS'AND WOMEN'S day'at 3 p.m at in the North night with evading responsibll- Coventry Cemetery. ity qfld operating a motor ve DUO-TONE ''SUEDE LOOK' The family suggests that any hicle While his license is under memorial contributions may be suspension. He was allegedly in CASUALS made to the Arthritis Founda volved in an accident in the V ."'•r ' ,'*j tion, Inc., 964 Asylum Ave., Acadia Restaurant perking lot -K; - Hartford. ofM'olland Tpke. last night with Reg. 6.99 The Potter Funeral Home, a car driven by Raymond 466 Jackson St., Willimantlc, is Michaels of 90 Lake St., Vernon. in charge of j qp-rangements. p-ran Court date Aug. 14.
(Mrs. Lillian Vetterleln ’Thomas C. Mankus, 31, of ROCKVILLE —Mrs. Lillian East Hartford was served a Cir Vetterleln, 86, of West Hartford, cuit Court 12 warrant yesterday SPDRTY LACE UPS formerly of Rockville, died yes charging him with larceny in FLEXIBLE terday at a Farmington conva the fourth degree in connection %0FF lescent home. She was the with a recent shoplifting Inci MDLDEDSDLE widow of Alfred H. Ystterleln. dent at Martin’s in the Parkade. FDRYDURCDMFDRT REGULAR LOW Mrs. Vetterleln was bom He was released on a $150 non SIZES 5-lD June 11, 1888 in Rockville and surety bond. Court date Aug. 14. PRICE had lived here until moving to West Hartford three years ago. A 13-year-old youth was ap She is survived by a sister, prehended yesterday afternoon JUST FOR GIRLS Mrs. Joseph P. Harrison of at Treasure City in the Parkade West Hartford, with whom she and was charged with larceny “SUEDE-LEATHER” made her home; and several in the fourth degree after he nieces and nephews. allegedly tried to take a belt The funerail will be Monday from the store. He was referred OXFORDS ALL WEB FURNITURE AND PADS at 9:1B a.m. from the Burke to Juvenile authorities. Reg.5.99 Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., with a Mass of the Resurrec Someone apparently tried to ALL OUTDOOR BAR-B-QUE GRILLS tion at St. Bernard’s Church at break into the Barnard Bulldmg 10. Burial will be in St. Ber at Bennet Junior High School nard’s Cemetery. last night by cutting a window Friends may call at the fu with a glass cutter. Entry was ALL UMBRELLAS & REDWOOD SETS neral home tomorrow from 2 not gained. to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Police suspect the same per son succeeded in breaking into , . . PICNIC JUGS AND CHESTS, PATIO the East Side Recreation Build NEW STYLING PLUS ing on School St. using the same TORCHES, LANTERNS AND CANDLES — PICNIC BAGS Personal Notices technique. Apparently nothing in FORTHE that building was taken. YOUNGER AND BASKETS, BAR-B-QUE TOOLS & MANY MCiRE. In' Memoriam Between $10 and $20 in coins In lovine memory of Vincent Sal SET vatore, wno poMea away July 30. was taken sometime Thursday 1962. or Friday from two dryers in Every day in some small way. the Beacon llill Apartments on Memories of you come our way, W. Mlddl^J^ke. Someone tried Time and years roll swiftly by. NEWINGTON WETHERSFIELD BLOOMFIELD MANCHESTER But love and memories never die. to break mto five machines in. all, but only succeeded in gain- 3375 BERLIN TURNPIKE ?I 30 SILAS DEANE HIGHWAY lost blue h il l s a v e n u e PARKADE SHOPPING Badly missed. A Domenlca and Dominick. )ng entry to two.
4
, ■ iVi .V-
T V PAGE 2 MANCHISSTE& EVENING HjekALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 29, ■ A u u x o r SATURDAY JULY 29 jlllllllllflllllllllllll^^ TV PAGE 8 1:M (S) OBS CUIdnn^ Film 1:00 (8) National GeogiiHihle Festival (8-38) News (S) American Bandataad (80) Hee-Haw m o n d a t -f b i d a y (80) News, Sporta, Weather (>S) WrestUng (40) Allas Smith and as 6:00 (8) Summer Semeater (32-30) Who, What or Where (40) Timmy and Lassie (R ) (8-40) SpIR Seemd (m Talent Show Jones (R ) ' ^PERIENCE ' (SO) Mon.: Adelante 9:16 (8) Yogi Bear Show (4*) Roller Dertijr T ubs.: Come Al|ve 12:55 (33-30) NBC News — Kalber 1:30 (8) Connecticut: Where o f t h e r e a s o n s 9:80 (8) LucUle BaU t:M (M ) Oomi. Spotight 1 H)0 (8) Virginia Graham'show the Actioa Is W HY YOU CAN ENTRUST YOUR Wed.: Ring Anamd the Worid (8) Movies 2:M (S) Animal Worid (R) Thurs.: Senior Scene (8) Mid-day News (18) Dick Van Dyke Mon,: "Blood on the Arrow" ’84. (33) David Frost Show Host: BUI Burrud. (88) Hogan’s Heroes Fri.: OuMiltation (8) Davey and Gidlath Toea.: Curse of the Yellow Snake” (30) Galloping Gourmet (8) Claco Kid 8KM (3) AU In the Fam ily (R ) ’88. (18) Baseball (8) Mon.: Eighth Day (g )) AU My ChUdren The kids are away and HEARING Wed.; “Black Gold" ’47. 1:30 (8) As the World Turns T ubs.: This Is ’The U fe Red Sox at Yankees. the Bunkers are at war. PROBLEM TO OUR CARE Thurs.: "Attack Squadron’ ’ ’68. (82-M) Pre-Game Show Wed.: Black Is (SO) Three On a Match (88-30) Comedy Theater F ri.: "Th e Gun Hawk" ’88. (8-40) Let’s Make a Deal (4a) Mayor's Report “Bi Any Language." _ ToorBeltano Tluirs.: With This Ring (32) What Every Woman Wants to 3:00 (8) lo v e Is a Many Splendored S:11S (tt-SO) Baseball Nanette Fabray plays a Naighbor Fri.: Dialogue = 6:30 Know Thing CanMnals at Cubs. musical-comedy star. John D. HulMr (8) Mon.: Ycnr Community, Toes.: R.F.D. 8 (30) Watch Your Child (33-80) Days of Our Lives 8:80 (3) Movie (18) Lawrence Welk (40) le a v e I|t to Beaver (B ) (8-40) Movie Wed.: Leer Sin Ldtras (8-40) Newlywed Game “ H w UtUe Shepherd ot HEARING AID SERVICE | 10:00 (.H) Movies 3:80 (8) Outdlwr Light "Synanon" •«. a look at Thurs.: Challenge Kingdom Oome” '61. Jim I • FTee Home Appobitments — No Obligation a S Fri.: Blogr^ihy Mon.: "Bide the High Win-” ’ ’66. (22-80) The Dretora California’s self-help cen Tues.: "Journey to the Center of mie Rodgers, Chill WUls. (30) Mon.: Consultation (8-40) DatL-ig Game (8) Deafli Valley Days ter fbr drug addicts. Ed- ■nme” ’97. 34 PRATT ST.. HARTFORD, CONN. Phone 247-7724 = Tnes.: Consumer Report 'Ss:00 (8) My Three Sons (B ) (40) News mend O’Brien, SteUo Ste Wed.: "Racing Blood” ’64. Wed.: In the Public Interest (22-30) Anogier World vens. Open lion . - Frl. 9 to 6 — Saturdays 9 to 1 s : Thors.: "Forever Darling" ’56. 3:00 (8-40) Golf ^Mtclal Thurs.: It Is Written (8-40) General Hrqrftal 8:30 18) Mary ’lyier Moore (R) Frl.; “Berlin Correqumdent" ’42. Third round of the Nation Phyllis seeks Mary’s help Fri.: Black Exposure 8:30 (S> Ranger Station al PQ A Team Chamidan- (33) Weather (23-80) Dinah’s Place (8) The living Word in getting a book puUlsh- (■’0) What’s My IJnef ship. , (8) News (8-40) One l i f e to Live ed- 10:80 (33-80) Concentration 4:00 (8-10) Pro Football -ABC Sportscastera Hdward Gosell. Don Meredith 4:00 (8) Andy Griffith Show (R) 0:00 (3) Dick Van D^m (R ) CARPET (8) CBS News — John Hart Giants vs. Chiefs. ^ Prank Gifford (left to right) will cover the CUSTOM-MADE CERAMIC TILE ('*0) Jack La Latane Show (22-80) Semerset The Prestons have an un UNOLEUM (8) Cartoon Oandval 11:00 (32-80) ScUe o f the Century 4:30 (3) P erry Mason firat i^season pro football game (Caiiefs'at Gi DRAPERIES FORMICA (23-30) Today — Frank McGee (24) Sesame Street usual guest list fo r din (40) Gallrping Gourmet (8-'*0) Love, American Style (R ) 118) Hie Clrdlmige ner. ants) Saturday at 4 pjn. 7:55 (40) Heritage Comer 8:06 11:20 (8) Fashions in Sewing (18) What Every Woman Wants to B:00 (18) Gunamoke (18) Johnny Mann’s Stand (3) Captain Kangaroo 11:30 (3) Love of LUe (83) f»t-r Trek (8) New Zoo Revue Know Dp and Cheer in Puerto Rico. (33-80) Hollywood Sqnares (30) Mister Ed (39) Movie O iu m m . FLOOR COVERING (46) ’n Drummers 4:80 (8) Merv Griffin Show (88-30) Movie (8-49) Ken R etry (8-49) Bewltdiqd (B ) (8) I Love Lucy (B) "The Americanisatioo of "The Mummy’s CUne" (8) Cisco Kid 5:30 (S' American Adveidare Guests: Andy Griimh, (49) motatenes (R ) 12:00 (3) News — Dick, Bertel (18) P^peye EmUy" ’64. James Gar ’44. Lun Chaney, Peter ^ AREA'S LARGEST COMPLETE FLOOR COVERING CENTER (22-30) Jeopardy (30) McHale’s Navy ' and Peter Lawford. (3) Hap Richards (33) Mike Douglas Show ner {rfaya a coward in Ooe. (8-40) Password SdI5 (3) What’s Happening 19M (U ) Oral Rohetto (8) Donna Reed (SO) TInuny and Lassie (R ) wartime London. Julie Mon. & Tim s. 104; Wed., Thurs.. Fri. 10-9; Sotardoy 10-5:3(r 12:25 (8) CBS News — Bidwards 6M (3) News U:99 (SA9) News 18:19 (8) Movie (32) Kitty Today (40) FUntstooies (B ) Andrews Is a young 13:80 (8) Search for TommTow 4:55 (40) Weather (18) Movie widow in his life. “The Big Show" ’60i Es TEL 644-7370 (IS ) Cbm De Lea Sabadoa ther WUUams, C liff Rob VERNON CIRCLE "H ie 49th Man" '63. John 9:30 (3) Amte (R ) U:39 (s> The Sefart Ireland, Richard Denning, ertson. Am ie has secimd thcxights (88-89) News 18:89 (8) Roller Derby MONDAY JULY 31 Suzanne Dalbert. about arranging a date (49) I (83) I Dream of Jeamde (18) Gospel Sing 5:00 (8) All About Faces 7:00 (3) Movie U M (9 ) Neara 8dS (3) Movie (24) A New Home For the His assignment: retrieve (SO) Black Expoaore 10K)0 (3) Mias Universe Beauty (18) Jim and Tammy "Bus Stop" ’66. A cow- 6:30 (3) CBS News (88) Movie "The Lost Moment’.’ ’47. (18) News stolen ’Treasury Depart Pageant. (34) Mister IBogers ptdee who encounters a (83-30) NBC News 'Tm No Angti" ’88. Robert Cummings, Susan Arts. ment currency plates. Special: 73 girls compete (SO) Hogan’s Heroes blonde singer —who finds Weet, Quy Grant, " Hayward. SYLVANIA (40) I Love Lucy ^ c l a l ; WUUam Steln- (24) Forsyte Saga (B ) his plans for wedding too berg leads the Pittsburgh 11:00 (3-8-33-30-49) News I CASSEHE TAPE 6:80 (8) I Dream of Jeannle sudden. MarUyn Houroe, Symidumy. U:S0 (3) Movie (22) Hogan’s Heroes Don Murray. .8:16 (32-89) BasebaU "Call Me Madam" ’63. A SUNDAY JULY 30 RECORDER/PLAYER (24) Electrio Company (8) Truth or Conse 8-.se (18) Water Worid Washington hostess who (SO) GilUgan’s islimil quences Host: Lloyd Bridges. Is aiqiointed American (30) This Is the Life 8:00 (8-40) BaaevaU (40) Newa (22-30) News (32-30)' Jimmy Stewart Model CT90BK 9:00 (3) Here’s Lucy (B ) ambassador to the Euro (8) Worship for Shut-Iiw Expos at Nets. . n- (49) ABC News (18) 700 Chib pean duchy of Licbten- (B) 6:55 (3) What’s Happening 7:80 (8) This Is Your Life (32) Gcspel Hour (80) Movie ‘ (8-40) Movie butg. Ethel Merman, and (SO) Ring Around the (84) Electric Company Student prank puts the s Block cabinet of high im 6dW (3-8-23) News Guest: Irene Ryan. professor In Jail. "Nothing But the Best” Donald O’Ctmnor. World (30) WUd Kingdom pact plasfio (18) Movie (18) Dick Van Dyke ’64. Alan Bates plays as 7:45 9:00 ( 8 ^ ) Movie . (8-40) Dick Cavett (3) Christopher Close-iqi 7:30 (3) Movie "And Baby Makes Three" (33) Olympians ’ 72 a young London clerk 8:00 "Moritun” ’65. Marlon s Automatic level cmtnri Guest: Raquel Welch (3) Davey and GfdlaOi (8) r»ven Seaa ’49. A divorcee Is told she (34) Conneoticat News who’s got looks, charm (33-30) Johnuy Caiwm (8 Catholic Service Brando matches wits with (AIX!) automatically ad room Th w of the Indian Ocean. justs recording level for is going to have a baby. and a plan to marry the ^ est: David Hartman. (30) Cartoons (82-30) Comment!! ! ! Yul Brynner In a Worid (50) lat’s Make a Deal War n story. optimum performance Robert Young, Barbara boss’ daughter. Also MiUl- (3) Adventures of Gnmby (84) Speaking Freely Hale. (40) Polka! cent Martin, and Harry (40) Sacred Heart (40) Avengera (18) K aU nm "Kuhlman • Operates with 4 conven 8:00 (22-39) BasebaU Pre- ‘Cannon’ Filming (32-30) Bonahsa (R ) (24) Hodgqmdge Lodge Andrews. (3) Captain Bob 6:89 (32-80) NBC News tional "C" batteries or Game Show . “ Cannon," starring imuiam WU Geer and Mitch from household outlet (SO) To TeU the Thnth 9:30 (8) Doris Day (R ) (8) TUs Is the l i f e 7:09 (8) Face the S t ^ (40) Daniel Boone (8-40) Jesse Owens Be- Conrad as private investigator Vogel guest-star. Doris acts as a maid to Frank .Camum, has begun film (33) Billy James Hargis (8-49) It ’Fakes a Thief e Includes microphone with tums to Berlin save her Job. (34) Hasteipleoe Theatre «:S0 (8) CBS Newa ing fo r'Its second season with (40) Day of Discovery "The Howards of V\t- • remote switch and stand, Special: Documentary — (34) Bo(A Beat “The l^poUs of Poynton," (8) ABO Newa an episode In which Cannon’s 9:00 (3) Leer Sin Letraa gtala” ’40. Conflict hits a oatpLipne Jack and ear The hero of the 1936 10:00 (3) Suspense Pliqdionse family during the Ameri Concltialoii. ** phone AC line c o i4 ac- (24) Evening at Pops close friend, a deputy district (8-40) Faith for Today 9:89 (8) Code’s Country (R ) Olympics reUves his vic (B) (2) Thunderbirds ca Revolution. Cary cessMy pouch and blank (32-80) NBC News tories over lOtler’s "mas attwney, becomes Involved in a Rancher clashes with cassette cartridge 6:65 (40) News Peter Graves acts as a murder case. Guest starring are (SO) Underdog Grant, Martha Scott. ter raca," Federal trouble siioot^. 9:20 (3) Que Hay De Nuevo 3:80 (3 ) BasehaU Cade over a murder In- MaiJ Dusay and Michael Tolan. Doubleheader. Red Sox at vestigatlan. 9:30 (3) We Believe (18) Teach-In (8) IHalogue 8 Tigers. TUESDAY AUGUST 1 (SO) Samson 3:00 (8) AAU 10:90 (33-80) Bold Ones (R ) Doctors; A nurse doesn’t 5:00 (8) AU Anout hooea (40) Christophers Champio s Hour broken marriage. Also U.S.A. —USSR Junior want her unborn balqr. ELECTRONICS (18) Jim and Tammy (33-80 Ponderosa (B) 10:00 (3) Lamp Unto My F ^ t STANEK Vera Miles. Byner Debuts (34 Evening at Pops (B ) (24) Mr. Rogers Drama about Joe’s pain Track and Field Meet. b r o a d 9KW (18) 700 Club (8) A New Day 4:00 (30) In Praise (R ) Oueatsf Ferrante and 277 STREET— PHONE 649-1124 (30) Hogan’s Heroes ful fight for survival after ’TCicher. (40) I Love Lucy 9 'M . ^ Cannon (B ) This Tuesday (22) Catholic Service Special: Robert MerrlU, being trami^ed Iqr a (SO Come Alive 19:30 (18) Oral Roberts Two men who disguised "The John Byner Comedy Eugene Istomin, and BUy NaneMe Fabrejr plays 6:30 (8) I Dream of Jeannle horse. (40). Latino themselves as rodeo H o u r ," starring comedian- Stone perform. a movie star in "In (8) News (33) Hogan’s Heroes ^ (8) E:qpio ’78 10:30 (3) Lcok Up and U v e U:90 (33-30) News (4 Electric Company ctowns, robbed a box of impressipnlst Jedm Byner per- (34) Press Review Any Language,” Sat Special: Messag^es from fice and murdered four (8) DouMedeckers U:05 (8) Movie w (SO) GUUgan’s islami BUly Graham and BiU ' forming the wUd and satirical (SO) Catholic G:rvlce 4:30 (3) ’Feimis Classic urday at 8 p.m. on "Imitation of Life" ’59. IT DOES ® Difference Where You Save! (40) News witnesses. comedy that has made him a Cliff Drysdale meets Bob NBC. Bright and music from (24) Doin’ It (40) Jewish Heritage Lana Turner, John Gavin 6:55 (8) What’s Happening ’Ihe Armageddon Experi favorite on the guest-star and 11:00 (8) Outdoors Lutz. and Sandra Dee. . :i!tl (2-80) James GaiUer nightclub circuits, wUl premiere ulHl 9:00 (8-8-32) News ence and Andae Crouch (8-40) BuUwlnkle (8) Death Valley Days 11:80 (33-30) Johnny Caraon Western — Tale . ot the first of its five summer: -ft i t « INSTANT (18) Movie and The Discfoles. (82) Sports GhaUenge (18) Conn. Report "FUneral In Berlin” 'w. (B) a temptress. , programs Tuesday at 7:80 p.m. iii "Bring Your Smile (18) Dick Van Dyke 11:15 (30) Jewish life (34) Arthur Penn: Secret agent aids defec- .Guests: Claudia Cardl- 10:00 (8-49) Marcus Welby (B on CBS. Themes and Varianta ~ Oon of a top Russian of vS /\ V IJV G S EARNINGS Along" ’65. A New (24) Conn. Newsroom nale, Bobby Giddsboro. 8:00 (18) News The drama eiqilores a , Byner’a impressions, mono U:S0 (3) Water Wprid Special: A prolific film ficer. Michael Caine, Eva England biology teacher (8-40) News I.OAIV (34) Fourth Estate proUem common to logues, singing, dancing and (8-40). Make a Wiah maker discusses his wm’k. Renri. 12KM (8) Movie ^ > L I \ I « > S 5% Dividend paid comes to N. T. to start a hereditary diseases: par for sketch comedy have (80) Adelante 1 career as a songwriter. (40) Dragnet (40 GlUlgan’s Island (3-89) Worid o f Dianmr "Return-^ Dr. Mabuse" from day st deposit. ental guUt feelings that delighted audiences during IS ill Frankie Laine, Connie 8:80 (8) HawnU FIve-O (R ) 18:00 (3) Challenge (® ) ’61, Bert Frobe, X^ex Bap- can ruin a marriage. appearances on "The Ed SuUl- 5:00 (8) Big Valley “The Goofy SpiH’ts _paasnesTat’i szaaev rinanstat laaTiTsTis'i 4 tfanes yenrly. Towers. TOe two-part drama be (88) Time Tunnel (18) Journey to Adventure ■ ker." ■■ iiiii: gins with the CaUhese (4) Forsyte Saga (B) van Show" and other major (30) Conn. Cloae-up Story." (34) Hodgepodge Lodge 10:99 (8) World of KriMUn variety programs. (80) Senior Scene (40) Movie 1007 M AIN 6Ti, BlAyidijiB'ijiit e Itoum M, Qpynnwwaw agent framing McOarrett (40) RoUer Derby (4 French Chef (SO) To TeU the Truth (M ) ’Tuesday 19:89 “ These have a ll been In UtUe (8-49) Golf Special "HeU’s Five Hours” ’58. . (40) Daniel Boone to divert Flve-O frwn a 18:80 (8) Face the Nation 8:00 (8-40) The F.B J. (R ) Stephen McNally, Colleen bits, though," Byner says. “ This The NaUcnal PGA ’Team 6:80 (3) CBS News much larger operation. U :90 ^8-22-80-40) News (8) Black la Championship. ''Arraiigement with ’Ter Gray, Vic Hjonw. (8-40) Movie (B ) (18) E l S u ^ r Show Gogna wIU be the first time I have ror." (8-40) ABC N^ws (80) Conn. Weritend 1:00 (8) Death Valley Days “The Byes of Charles U:S0 (8) Movie had the time to put It all togeth s a » (18) Baseball | (18) n m Deaf Hear (33-80) NBC News er on one show." 1:00 (8 Your Oomnumlty Yankees at Orioles. (34) Book Best Sand" ’72. An investiga "AcUon of the Tiger” ’57. (8) Eighth Day (34) Firing line NBC News has 2d news per MANCHESTER tion about a giri’s stray Van Johnson, Martlne Guest stars appearing on the (80) Conn. Newsmakem Guest: Daniel EUsbeig, BEST 9:65 (40) News ■ series w ill Include Bill^Blxby, ■ ’ (88 89) Meet the Press 9:99 (8) Campaign ’73 sonnel covering the war In Viet-' about her brother’s alleg- Carol, and Herbert L o rn .' (40) Conversations With 8:89 (18) Update nam. OLDSMOBILES 1:00 (8) Untamed Worid ed murder. Peter HaskeU (8-40) Dick Gavett Frankie Avalon, Annette Funl- 1:80 (8) Movie CAR, (8) ’Truth or Conse and Barbara Rush. (22-80) Johnny Canon cello, Ted Knight, Theresa "Your OldsmobllB Dm Iw" quences Guests: Joan Rivers and Graves, Michele Lee and James "Tumblewaod” ’64. Wag (18) Mayor’s Hour ^ Farentino. (33-80) News (24) Evening at Pops Lorna jAift. on train tries to mnire Furniture - - Carpet " T — fc-. .T,— r—— . truce with Indians. Audle (34) How Do Your f h » - (82-20) NBC Action Play SH WEST GENTER ST. - Gd-fSH Peter M anhall, host of NBC’s Murphy. BLAU ren Grow? house Board Member Balding — Appiiaiices I "The Hidlywo^ Squares," (8-49) lasoes and Answers Fiirnltiire Sloies . (40) Ezpio ’72 . "The Sojourners” ’64. Hugh O’Brian, star of NBC’s iUO MAIN STREET, MANOBE8TEB * ^ieclal: Messages from stays in shap during the winter V/' (88) Sports Action Efrem ZlmbaUst Jr. as a new aeries, "Probe,” recently raenths by throwing a hoaetinii (e9) Lee Trevino ^ MOM. thru F B I. tUl 9 PJd. (S4t. tUl 5:89) NEW or USED Billy Graham and BUI foreign correspondent try-, became a member ot the natjfsi- Bright. ing 'to i^ece together the to Ms ridest son, Peter, who a l board o f the 102-year-oId Idays for the Chicago Cubs 7:30 (8) John Byner Comedy events that led to his Boys’ Chiba of America. farm team In Son Antoolo, Tex. T V PAGE 4 MANGHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1972 WEDNESDAY AUGUST 2 S:M (8) AU About F m o s 6:66 (40) News How 'wlU George Wallace 9:80 (8) Kopykats '^R) (18) A m and Tammy 7:06 (3) Big Valley backers cast their Presi Guest: Debbie Reynolds. (24) Mister Rogers (8) Truth or Conan- dential baUots In Novem _ (40) Expio '72 (SO) Hogan’s Heroes quences ber? Host Billy Graham. (40) I Love Lucy (22-30) News 8:30 (8-40) Comer Bar 10:00(3) Mannix (R) 6:30 (8) I Dream of Jeannie (24) Oleanna Trail Oonflicts between bar pa (22-30) Night Oalleiy (R) (22) Hcgan’s Heroes (40) Expio ’72 tron Fred Costello and his 1. “The Dead Man.” 2. (24) XUectrlc Company Hcst Billy Graham. would-be dropout son. “The Housekeeper.” (80) GUUgan’s Island 7:30 (8) Lassie Gabe Dell, Joe Keyes. (24) Foisytbe Saga (40) News (18) Dick Van Dyke (22-30) Ooluinbo (R) 10:30 (8) Conn. — Tact (22) I Dream of Jeaude 6:66 (S) What’s Hi4>pening "Death Lends a Hand." (18) 700 O ub (24) Conn. Newsroom An investigation of head 11:00 (3-8-22-30-40) News 8:80 (3-8-22) News (SO) Circus! of a firm v i h o has murder 11:30 (3) Movie (18) Movie 8:00 (3) David Steinberg ed a client’s wife. "Athena" '64. A family of "OeU 2466, Death Row" . Guest James Caan. (24) Movie (R) health faddists becomes '53. Life of Caryl CSiess- (18) Canadian Pro • PVm*- “ Our Dally Bread" '34. A involved In the Uves of a man from' his first brush boU young couple vdio start a stuffy young attorney and with crime to his fourth Saskatchewan Roughrld- farming commune to help a youthful crooner. Ed execution. William Camp era meet the Roug^ Rid fight unemployment. Ka mund Purdom., Jane bell, Vincent Eldwards. ers at Ottawa. ren Moriey and Tom Powell. (24) Hodgepodge Lodge (8-40) Ih e Super Keene. (8-40) Dick Cavett (SO) To TeU the Truth (22-30) Adam-12 (B) • d)0 (S) Medleal Center (R) (Jueats: James Earl (40) OlUlgan’s IS and "Ambush" involving two A mentaUy retarded teen Jones and Noel Harrison. 6:30 (3) CBS News men who are determined ager, abandoned ' by her (22-30) Johnny Carson (8) ABC News to kill Malloy and Reed's mother and over protect 1:20 (3) Movie (22-30) NBC News prisoner. ed by her nurse. "The Power" '68. George (24) Maggie and the (24) A Public Affair — (8-40) Marty Feldman Hamilton, Suzanne De- Beautiful Machine (B) Election ’72 Chiest: Barbara Feldoo. Carlo. Louise Sorel stars in ‘The Dead Man," on THURSDAY AUGUSTS NBC’s “Night GaDery” 5:00 (8) All Abcut Faces Beautiful Machine symi«iony conductor and Wednesday at 10 p.in. (‘8) Jim and Tammy (40) Expio ’72 his mistress. Oskar Wer (3’) Mister Regers Host: Billy Graham. ner and Barbara Ferris. (30) Hogan’s Heroes 7:30 (8) Safari to Adventure (8) Expio "12 (40) I Love Lucy (18) Dick Van Dyke Host: Billy Graham. 6:30 (8) I Dream of Jeannie (22) I Dream of Jeannie (40) Longstreet (R) 0 Hogan’s Heroes (24) Conn. Newsroom "Please Leave the Wreck (24) Electric Company (30) Flying Nun for Others to Enjoy." — (30) GUUgan’s Island 8:00 (3) My World and Wel James Franciscus, Mari (40) News come to It (R) lyn Mason. 6:66 (3) What’s Happening “The Mating Dance." — (18) Right On MCKA6E 6:00 (3-8-22) News William Wlndom, Usa (22-30) Ironside (B) STORE “ (Customs Agent" ’50. A Gerristen. (24) nonywood Television U. S. Customs agent joins (8-40) Allas Smith and Theatre MANCHESTER PARKADE a gang smuggling adul Jones (R Ehcpiore the world of terated streptomycin into "The mggest Game In the Samuel Beckett with Irish FULL SELECmON OF China. Wiiiiam Eythe, West." actor Jack MacGowran. IMPORTED Marjorie Reynolds. (18) News 9:30 (18) 700 Club AND '~^(24) Hodgepodge Lodge (22-30) Adventure Theatre 10:00 (8-40) Own Marshall (B c (30 To TeU the Truth "Echoes of Evil” stars (22-30) Bobby Darin DOMESTIC (40) GilUgan’s Island Barry Suillvan as a re (24) Forsyte Saga WINES 6:30 (3) CBS News formed gangster who's 11:00 (3-8-22-30-40) News (8-40) ABC News being hounded to testify 11:30 (3) Movie LIQUORS 1 (22-30) NBC News against the dope ring he "Sombrero” ’62. A feud'' - p l u s - M U (24) French Chef (R) once ruled. Jane Wyatt. between two Mexican vil — VI) 7:00 (3) Judd for the Defense (24) Jean Shepherd (R) lages is complicated when h a r v e s t HILL DISCOVERY sociad Judd defends an antique 8:30 (3) My Three Sons (R) the son of a cheesemaker miUlo dealer accused of smug (18) Unabridged falls for the daughter of BRANDS kldna gling. Jane Wyatt stars in (4) Jaxz Set the town’s mayor. • Pier "Echoes of Evil" on MASTER CHARGE with (8) Truth or Conse Guest: Sam Woodtng. Angeli, Ricardo Mootal- Ing ti quences the NBC Adventure 0:00 (3) Movie (R) ban. ' PERSONAL CHARGE to wt (8-40) Dick Cavett (22 30) News Theater Thursday at 8 "Interlude.” The ■ bitter ACCOUNTS INVITED in a : (24) Maggie and the p.m. sweet tale of an urbane (22-30) Johnny Carson TEL. 649-0146 "I my 1 Frida FRIDAY AUGUST 4 "Thei 5:00 (8) AU About Faces (40) ABC News "The Enterprise of Eng a tre (18) Jim and Tammy 7:30 (3) What’s Happening land." Glenda Jacksrai, In Nt (24) Mister Rogers (8) Juvenile Jury Peter Jeffrey. Mn (30) H eg ^ ’s Heroes (18) 700 Club (8-40) Room 22 (R) the k (40) I Love Lucy (22) I Dream of Jeannie 9:30 (8-40) Odd Couple (R ence 5:30 (8) I Dream of Jeannie (24 30 Minutes (24) Devout Young gan (18) Movie (30) HoUywood Squares 10:00 (8-40) Love, American rootli "The Runaway Bus” '64. Guests: Raymond Burr, Style (B) "I Ai^i^anport bus gets lost Buddy Hackett. (18) 700 a u b I cou In.-^ London fog, with a (40) Dragnet ‘ (24) Sou) root pair W thieves on board 8:00 (3) O’Hara, V.S. Treasury 10:30 (3) Governor and J. J. the t and a .fortime in stolen (B) (22) Norman Corwin Pre least bulUon In the trunk. Mar- (Diamond smuggling — sents that get Rutherford, and with Joseph Wiseman as (80) Golddlggers wouli Petula Clark. a diamond broker who en Guests: Fess Parker and tree,’ (22) Hogan’s Heroes lists O’Hara’s protection John Rowles. The '(24) Electric Company against unknown extor (8-40) PGA Tournament some (30) GUUgan’s Island tionists. Preview ' the (40) News (22-80) The Partners (B) Special; Highlights of the aroui (4) Washington Week In 6:66 (3) What’s Happening <^>enlng roimds In the 64th hand Review 6:00 (3-8-22 News PGA Championship, from Mr (8-40) Brady Bunch (B) (24) Hodgepodge Lodge the Oakland Hills CSountry. humi (SO) To TeU the Truth 8:30 (8-40) Partridge FlamUy Club, Birmingham, Mich. FBI (40) Daniel Boone (B) 11:00 (3-8-22-30-40) News 6:30 (3) CBS News Guests: . Bruce Klmmel, 11:30 (3) Movie (8) ABC News s Gordon Jump. "Darby’s Rangers” ’68. (22-30) NBC News (18) BasebaU During World War H, (24) Oleanna TraU The New York Yankees Maj. William Darby Is as 6:66 (40) News - at Brewers. signed to organize a unit 7d)0 (3) BUI Cosby (22-30) Movie (B) of commando rangers in (8) Truth or Conse "Search” . ’T2. Hugh Scotland. Janies Gamer, quences O'Brian and Elke Som pusty Springfield vis Jack Warden. (18) Dick Van Dyke mer. its Bobby Darin on (8-40) Dick Cavett WJ (2-30) News (24) Space Between Words NBC Thursday at 10 (22-30) Johnny Carson Rob« (24) Doin’ It (R) 9:00 (3) Elisabeth R - p.m. Guest: Paul Ehrlich. Marl dere rega CUBE - CRUSHED - grov ICE BLOCK Don WILLIS Garage ____. SPEOIALIS’rS IN be p L T. Wood Company WHEEL AUONMENT AMD othe BRAKE SERVICE ' Alignment said 51 BISSELL STRElSET GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Bissell St. runs east from Main St. at State Theatre Wheel gene 640-4881 — IS MAIN ST., BIANCBESTEB cers "■I rega a rc frlet 0 m m Ml that hav( serv cial part Ai rad ed . whil agai