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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Democrats Near Discord WASJHNGTON (AP) — Chl- lenge, the mood changed The challenge to the Daley ca g o'^ a y or Richard J. Daley, abruptly to bitterness following delegation was based on the re­ ss of the biggest Democratic the California vote. port of a hearing examiner ap­ organization is the country, has A compromise solution re­ pointed by the Credentials been shorn of his convention quiring Chicago Democrats to Committee to investigate the seat in a^ move that left the select a new delegate slate was dispute. The examiner, Cecil F. party teetering on the edge of proposed to the committee by Poole, concluded that the Chi­ discord. Mike Almond, a 23-year-old cago Democratic organization ’The convention's Credentials North Carolina delegate. But it Committee, firmly controlled collapsed without a vote. (See Page Sixteen) by supporters of Sen. George m i McGovern, voted. 71 to 61 Fri­ day night to deny seats to Da­ ley and 58 other uncommitted Illinois delegates. Tile committee voted instead to seat a rival slate of 41 dele­ Pay Hike Guide gates pledged to McGovern and another 18 leaning toward him. The vote was the second ex­ plosive challenge decided by May Be Changed the committee, triggering ex­ treme emotional responses and WASHINGTON (AP) — This hearings around the country de­ setting the stage for a dis­ head of Ihe government’s Pay signed to ultimately modify the cordant convention floor fight. Board says the 5.5-per-cent way anti-inflation regulaticxis But, after the Daley vote, a guideline for, pay raises may be are carried out. Boldt said tes­ leader of the insurgents called changed In order to keep in­ timony would be taken in sev­ for a" healing compromise. flation within desired levels. eral cities, but he did not elabo­ * ■ if’’ ‘ ■ •■/'. McGovern also picked up “ It may very well be the rate. eight convention votes in anoth­ standard will stay,” Chairman In another development af­ er successful challenge in­ George H. Boldt said. “ But, if fecting wages, the Cost of Liv­ volving downstate Illinois dele­ we have to change the standard ing Council refused to exempt gates and so gained back at to reach the objective of a level dentists, barbers, beauticians, ! m least 49 of the delegates he lost of inflation between 2 and 3 per symphony-orchestra menibers ^ Going to the Dogs Thursday when the’ Credentials cent,'the standard will change, and (^llfornia policemen from The Manchester Municipal Building went to the dogs yesterday, up for most of the day. Third in line is Gertrude DeLeo, a Committee outlawed Califor­ period.” federal wage controls. the last day for buying licenses without a penalty. The line blind teacher at Mansfield State Training School recently featur-. nia’s winner-take-oll primary, In his address Friday at the All of the g^roups had applied stripping him of more than half into the town clerk’s office extending into the hallway formed ed in The jHerald. A young friend of the canine world gets ac- National Press Club, Boldt to the council to be free of Pay late in the morning and the steady stream of dog owners kept quainted with her Seeing Eye dog. (Herald photo by Buceivicious) its 271 delegates. gave no Indication how soon Board jurisdiction over their AU of the committee's actions there may be a decision, but salaries. are subject to final approval by said: “ The necessary staff re­ On the food front. President the national convention, which search is under way and should Nixon discussed food prices for opens In Miami Beach July 10, be ready for early study by the an hour with the council BYl- and both the California and Il­ board.” day, and then the panel talked W asp Benefits Hike linois challenges are expected Boldt also said the board will about the matter for more than Allies Stall to be refought there. The Daley hold public meetings in several on hour after he left. delegation is also planning a cities this summer to let Amer­ White House Press Secretary court fight to overturn the com­ icans. make criticisms and sug­ Ronald L. Ziegler said Nlx<»i Defies Nixon mittee ruling. gestions about Pay Board regu­ told the council to explore “ ev­ Loses In Chicago, Daley did not dis­ lations. ery feasible action” to provide WASHINGTON (AP) - — Congress has disregarded close his immediate plans, but The hearings will be held in quality food at reasonable warnings that President Nixon might veto a 20-per cent the Rev. Jesse Jackson, a'lead- Chicago, San Francisco, At­ prices. Sting increase in Social Security benefits and sent the meas­ er of the challenge, said he lanta ,Washlngton, and perhaps As part of the effort, Ziegler SAIGON (AP)—South Vietnam’s northern counter­ ure to the White House hoped a compromise could be other cities. Boldt said. (See Page Sixteen) Nixon, was expected to act on ed, accused Democrats of play­ worked out before the con­ He also -announced a series of offensive slowed down today, but forward elements were vention. within thl-ee miles of enemy-held Quang Tri City, field QUONSEIT POINT, R.I. (AP) the blU before leaving today for ing politics with the measure. — The aircraft carrier USS a two-week stay In San Cle- Nevertheless, the Senate ap­ “ Rather than having a fight reporters said. ^ Wasp, wdilch helped rip apart mente, Calif, in Miami, there 'should be a so­ MeanwhUe, scattejM enemy coastal "Street Without Joy” proved the boost, 82 to 4, and the Japanese war machine In iiie Senate and House acted the House, 302 to 36. The House lution In Chicago,’’ Jackson attacks to the rear and In the east of Quang Tri and a battle World War n , 1^ headed for the FWday night before recessing said. He did not disclose any south showed that the North jyat north of the old jforthbini defeated, 263 to 83, the substi­ Holiday Business scrap heap. unUl July 17 for the Fotuth of tute 20-per-cent proposal. details of the compromise that Vietnamese offensive—now In front of the western flank of the The carrier, which also pa- July hotttjay and the Democrat- might be worked out. ,lts fourth month—Is far -from jj y Chanh River line, Payroll taxes would be In­ This year, with the Fourth of close for the legal holiday Tues­ tndled the blockade line during National Convention, “ It Is clear we have the pow­ day. finished. ^ Field sources said South Vlet- the Cuban missile crisis and Hje Social Security measure, creased in 1973 and again In er to cut him cff, and he has July holiday falling on Tuesday, Allan CDiesterton of the Man­ Oovernment troops reported namese troops were meeting plucked returning American as- the biggest money Increase in 1974 to finance the higher bene- the power to cut us off,” said some area businesses will ob­ chester Summer School has an­ killing 90 enemy soldiers and stiffi^r - resistance as they tronauts from the ocean, will the program’s history, was tied Jackson. "The questlos Is how serve a four-day weekend, nounced that the school will taking four prisoners at a cost neareU Quang Tri and that the be decommissioned today at to a bill extending the $460-bll- M— can we survive together.” close both Monday and Tues­ of two men killed and 25 advance raise was slowed by the the Quonset Point Naval Air Uon debt ceiling through Octo- Daley called the vote “ regret­ while others will close only on wounded on Friday and ^arly lack of bridges over two rivers Statlon. ber. Without such action, mem- Veto table and a great disservice to the Fourth. day. / between the old front and the The Wasp, as tall as a 23-sto- bers were told, the government the Democratic party.” He said The Herald will publish Mon­ Most area businesses will capUve provincial capital. ry building and three footlxill would have to stop paying Its Expected it had the effect of “ dis­ day, but will close Tuesday for open Monday and close Tues­ Associated Press Correspond­ fields long, was assigned here bills by Thursday, enfranchising over 800,000 vot­ the holiday observance. day. The J. German Co., however, Outside ent Holger Jensen reported in 1968 and put up for Wd. Included In the hybrid ers who elected the Illinois Other closings on Tuesday in­ will close both days, and the from the batUefront that heavy From the ^ ra p Its tMis measure—and increasing the delegates.” clude the Municipal Building, and the commercial banks. Manchester Lumber Co. will Quang Tri rains flooded river fords today, be sold to difficulty Nixon would face In fits. But spld ship’s three pro- ^ses. It also Includes 000 a year, wdille those in lower counteroffenslve’s four days offensive, is regarded as one of pellor shafts, which have fa- procedure by which those who brackets would pay less than was 460 enemy killed and losses bolder South Vietnamese tigue cracks, and make other suffered from the floods of Hur- under the rate schedules set by of 30 South Vietnamese dead generals—as well t the best- repairs. rlcane Agnes and the earlier present law. and_____ 148 wounded. . But he has been proceeding From 600 to 600 persons, disasters In South Dakota and ’Ihe reason is that the addi­ Field reports said, however, cf^*U«y *» avoid leaving pock- many of them former crew- elsewhere can get prompt tax tional funds In the near future onnnn. ets of enemyenemy troops troops to his rpar. rgar. men, were expected at the for- refunds that many units Ip the 20,000- would be raised- largely by In­ Some 30 miles below the mal ceremony when the 41,000- man drive were not bothering The bill would make the 20 creasing ^the wage base on front, enemy units shelled posi­ ton ship’s ensign, commjsslon- to count enemy bodies and that which the’ payroll tax is levied. tions cn Hue’s southwest de­ the figures could not be consid­ fense line and the Saigon com ­ h ? u l^ down and the watch se^ ^ Tax rates also would be In­ . ments effective in September. ered reliable. mand reported other shellings creased but at a slower pace Action reported today in the nprth of the national capital. In about a week, a Navy tug « than the present law provides. far north ranged from six to 12 Besieged An Loc asd its will begin towing to Boston the received Oct, 3. From $9,000 this year, the miles from Quang Tri City and southern approaches, about 60 powerless hulk? whose four included one enemy artillery ^ sought to cut the increase to 10 base would go to $10:800 in 1973 attsuik against a position on the (8le Page Sixteen) (See Page Sixteen) per cent as Nixon recommend- and $12,000 starting In 1974.

Interview with Dr. Babhidge: A Oqe-House Legislature?

One of a series of articles nectlcut General Assembly has ’’The great risk with a unica­ boning up on state issues. based on an exclusive Interview been at work for a number of meral system is that in a mood One of his" chief objectives, he with Homer D. Babbldgd^'who years to streamline, reform of publio passion,^ or excitement says, will be to encourage stepped down July 1 as presi­ and’ make itself more profes- things can go through awfully reorganization of the legislative dent of the University of Con­ s i on a 1. ’ ’ says Babbldge. fast, but every system of gov- and executive branches of state necticut.) “They’re getting criticized for ernmenit has its risks,” he says. government. their efforts, I think, only be­ "I think that’s far less of a risk . "W e have a state government than the sort of thing I ’ve en­ By JOHN ARMSTRONG cause they haven’t gone far that Is much too complicated,” countered personally in trying .^STORRS, Conn. (AP) —Con­ enough.” he says. "Even though individ­ ♦/J to get some things done In the necticut’s two-house General Babbldge notes that lawmak­ uals working within a depart­ General Assembly.” ers were g^reeted with public ment are decent, hard-working Assembly should be junked for The one-house legislature Is cries 'of angpUeh when they public servants, the ordinary a one-house legislature and the just one of the causes that Bab- citizen can feel terribly frus­ executive branch of state gov­ bidge plans to work for as he ernment should' be dramatically becomes more deeply involved trated.” reorganized, says former Uni­ Associated in state i s ^ s . Babbldge says he would like versity of Connecticut Presi­ Babbldge stepped down as to see a reorganization of all dent Homer D. Babbldge. UConn president oh Friday and agencies and departments deal­ Babbldge says his dealings Press will join Yale University as a ing with human resources into, with state government during college master, later this sum­ perhaps, a state-level Depart­ .10 years as UConn president Exclusive mer. -- ^ , ment of Health, Education and 'have convinced him that the ■ A registered ^ Democrat and Welfare. i , government is “ poUtlcally cum­ raised salaries and created adversary of Republican Gov. And he believes- the financial bersome and unresponsive,” to pensions for members of the Thomas J. Mesklll on a number responsibilities of state govern­ the people. General Assembly. ; of education Issues, Babbldge ( ment could be more central­ Only bold changes, he says, “ If they had gone that -one has been mentioned as a pqs^ will/restore state government’s ized, rather' than dispersed more step, to a smaller, unica­ slble gubernatorial candidate In among the comptroller, treas­ effectiveness. meral legisuature, I think the 1974. “If we have j^any m o re ^ urer and commissioner of fi­ public would be applauding Babbldge says he purposely nance and control. years of public disenchantment [ them today rather than hooting is not discouraging such specu­ “ We have seen improvement with the' legislative process,” •*4 at them,” says Babbldge. lation in hopes it will make in the area of public works,” ho he adds, “ a unicameral legisla­ The former U<3onn president , “ the enemies of education” ~ ture la a distinct possibility In says, “ but It still falls far short would like a one-house legisla­ nervous. He says he’ll keep of reasonable public ey-_ this state.” ture of fewer than lOO mem-«. open the option of running for Only one state, Nebraajja, has pectatlon.” bers. Legislative membership public office by beconiinS ac­ a unicameral legislature. now totals 213. ' v tive -in. Democratic politics and- (See Page SIxteeii). Dr. Homer Babbldge ^ “ The Irony Is that the Oon- -t V. . V ’ \

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FILM RATING GUIDE H onor Role for Illin g Juriior H igh News for Senior Otizens Radio for the Week THEATER TIME Sheinwold on Bridge SCHEDULE For Parents and Business Bodies (These are the baste listings, and include only those news FINESSING RUtiB ' Grade 7 Richard Gobeille Lori Gottlieb By WALLY FORTIN broadcasts of 10 or 15 minutes in length. Some stations carry .South dealer Their Children SATURDAY HAS EXCEPTIONS Dean ,AItro Robin. Grames Laura Haines OIRBCTOB other short newscasts. Daily sports Information con be found Both sides vulnerable By ALFRED 8HEINWOU) TWO PROMOTED ATTENDS CONFERENCE Elizabeth Anderson Mary Hafner Judith Hart on the sports pages.) Burnside — "Godfather” 7:00, NORTH QINtfUlaAUOlINCft Hello! Well, another week hag in to make it a nicer trip. How should you play the AttAfiiAtfmtnM Oonnecticut General Life In- Bernard Johnson of Manches­ Terri-Sue Arendt EUen Hagen David Hler* : . ♦ ^.->32 grone by, and still all we see is We do have some more things 10 10 trump suit when you are miss­ ■urance Co. has announced two ter was among neariy 200 dis­ Jeffrey Backofen Marcia Hohwleler Cheryl Hyd^ (7 76 N rain. Once in a whiie something in the works, so stay >tdth us; WINF — 1230 4:00 Mike Greene Qnema I—"G odfather12:30, ing only four tnimps that in­ promotions—Raymond H. Borst trict representatives of Luthei^ Debia Bayles Domia Howe Brian KilpaMck big, round, and bright would ap­ 7:00 Ray I>tmaway 3:30, 7:00, 10:00. 0 8 !' 2 Mary Benson ^ Richard Lajole because we want to keep you (CBS News Every Hour on the Hour) 12:00 Bobby Rivera clude the q u e ^ ? Should you to be assistant secretary, group an Brotherhood who attended a Carolyn Hutchinson ■Cinema II — "What’s Up ♦ K Q 4 : fAAINTAL OmOAUCt pear in th/e sky, and when I in­ busy all this month. MONDAY-FRIDAY (Satarday) finesse, or should you lead out tU M O flO June 22-26 regional sales con­ Ntincy Bidwall Geraldine Jones Nancy Launi 6:00 Art Morgen Insurance department; and quired about it, they told me it Our bowlers were active at 6:00 Bill Love — Lou Morton D oc?" 1:30, 3:30, 5:80, 7130, the ace and king in the hope of WEST KA.ST QS Seme MewlilMef Met Se ference In Jackson, Wyo. Lu­ David Boyle Jeffrey Joy David Lemieux 8:00 World News 10:00 Ray Dunaway Robert T. Mayo to be 'director was called the sun, and hope­ the Parkade lanes as they keep 8:15 Art Morgen 9:30. capturing the qufeen? ♦ 8 4) Q 10 9 8ulf*leFwFn.T*wm Patricia Bunce Gary LaBrec Maureen Loughrey 9:30 Arthur Godfrey Time 2:00 Bin Winters of research in the group pen­ theran Brotheihood is a fra­ fully we should be seeing more themselves fit as a fiddle, and 6:00 Chip Hobart State—"B en" 1:00, 2:40, . 4:30, 0 J 10 9 1 (;? 8 .4 4 2 , Kim Champy Elizabeth Larsen Susan Malo -10:00 Jeff Jacobs South dealer sion department. ternal Insurance company, with of it real soon now. Let’s hope sharp for the league in the fall. 2:00 an Foley 12:00 Bobby Rivera 6:10, 7:60, 9:38. Both sides vulnerable 0 X Q 4 0 J 109 7 Its headquarters in Mlnne^)pUs. Craig Coffin Marlon Legault Cynthia Midlln Musical Bingo 6:00 ¥he World Tonight (Saaday) ^ 4k 10.S Alison C om i^ Marvin Mundell so. 6:15 lt*3 Sports Time 9:06 Monitor Manchester Drive-In—"Ben” Opening lead — Queen of 4k 9 7 6 .1 Johnson, a member of the Dawn Lindsey Last week I told you about the Wednesday we had a good 6:20 Phaultless Phil 10:30 Congressional Report 8:50; "Puppet On a Oialn" Hearts SOUTH’ MtTmCTtO Robert Ahlness Agency, resides Clara Cosme Teresa Maccarone Robert Nicola new garbage eolVection rules. 7:10 wide World of Sports (alternate Sunda^) Under himout for our Fun-Day pro­ 7:20 Songs By. Sinatra 11:00 News, WeaUiei%8porti 10:40. The normal r jaile is to play 4) AJ 764 Parent or Adult OoerdUn at 92 Redwood -Rd. Debra Cowles Mary Ann Machlh Kathleen Oakes Some have been confused about gram, We started things off with 7:35 Lowell Thomas 6 :(IU Religlo East Hartford Drive-In — the ace and king. However, In <;? A K Joann Dean Paul MacNeely Virginia Peterson the new ruling, so here again 7:45 Jim Frances 7:00 Sund^. .md^ Through ' The Valley • Crescent DeClaintis Kalla BUver Gloria handling a musical 12:00 Capitol Area Viewpoint Cliff Simpson "Concert for Bangladesh” 8:45; this deal to safeguard th% con­ 0 K6.1 QUARTER CENTURY CLUB Nancy Malllet are the details: bingo game, and the gang en­ 2:00 Jeff Mcnzcl 8:00 Tom Jones "Panic In Needle Park" 10:30. tract you lead a trump to dum­ 4k A J 8 Glenn R. Law of 27 Baldwin Jane Dewey Cynthia Major Susan Port Starting' this week, all gar­ joyed it. We had a few prizes SATURDAY 11:30 Other Side of the Day R. Bruce-Dolan Susan Poutre 6:00 Weekend 1:00 Mike Greene East Windsor Drive-In — my’s king and return a trump We.si North East Rd. has qualified for member­ Shephanle Martin ^ NOONt UNMfl II AfMMTVtO Brian Donovan Franc ine Rowe bage must be plaeed on the side­ for the "Smart” ones who were 8:00 CBS World News 6:00 Chip Hobart "Song of the South" 8:46; "Hie to try a finesse with the jack. Pass 2 4) Pass ship In the Quarter Century Sandra McCabe walk In front of the house. There able to know many of the oldie 8:15 Weekend lAfi lUniinwyvdv Nancy Drfwnlng Susaii McCarthy Deborah Robsky 9:30 Arthur Godfrey Time W R C H — 910 Boatnlks" 10:30. When you take the finesse, All Pass UicortdntfMd Club at Bratt ft Whitney, East will not be anymore backyard but goodie songs. After the 2:00 Lawrence Dimn John McDowell Melissa Schardt Weekend (Mmdajr-Satardar) Meadows Drive-In — “Ben” the contract Is assured no mat­ Hartford. He works in the Qual­ pickups except for senior citi­ games we went into a slng-a- 6.00 Jim Beckwith 6:00 Reveille Opening lead 0 Nancy Fahey Henrietta Menco Kevin Scholsky 8:00 GBS World News 9:00 Rhapsody 10:54; “ Puppet O n a- Chain" ter which opponent has the ity Review Department. zens who are living alone and long, and then we saw a good 8 1 5 Jim Beckwith Cheryl Ferguson Terrence Milka Cynthia Shelson 12:00 Matuice 8;50. que"n of spades. He and his wife, the former have difficulty because of a phy­ number of colored slides on 10:00 Jeff Jacobs 4:00 Highlights of Hartford Robert Frank EmUie Miller Gall Shlmaitis 2:00 Dan Foley 8:00 G aslift Mansfield Drive.In — "Dls- If the finesse succeeds, as the Answer; Paas. The hand is Elaine Schwing, have two chil­ sical problem, or are invalids some of our latest activities, 7:00 The Worid This Week Sharon Gaffney Deborah Millls Joseph Slnnamon 12:00 Quiet Hours ne.v’s Song of the South" 10:00; cards are shown, you draw the very nearly, but not quite worth dren — Btuce, 14, and Clndl, 10. who cannot take their garbage including Mr. and Mrs. Senior 7:15 Jim Francis (Saaday) TIiE Peter Gaudreau Robert Mumford Dale Sotherland 1:00 The Way of the Cross "Wild CJountry" 8:30. last trump with your ace and a raise in spades. Change one to the curb. So please, don't Citizen of 1972, and "Big Week.” SUNDAY Same as Monday-Saturday llsUng, Dwayne Gilbert David Nelson Rae Strickland except: Jerry Lewis Cinema. South run the clubs, thus making an of the clubs to a small spade, come or call our office for a card During sick call we learned 9:30 Arthur Godfrey Time MODEAN FOREMAN Adrien Godreau Kirk Nelson George Sweetnam 10:00 challenge of Change 8:00 Rellgloua programs Windsor — "The Last Picture, overtrlck. Even if the finesse so . that you have four spades unless you come under the above that Alida Johnson, Agnes Bab- 11:00 Father Nadolny 11:00 Quiet Hours Robert J: Modean of Man­ James Graham DouglEts Novitch Patricia Talbot Show" 700. 9-00: ’"nie 8 happens to lose, the opponents and only one club, and you ruling. The contract doesn’t call ineau andf Ray Wlrtella are 12:00 Jewish House WTIC — 1080 chester has been promoted to David Hardy Laurt Nyman Karen Tedford 12:30 Face the Nation Stooges Festival” 2:00. could take only one trump and would raise to two spades in­ (^ G rih e r for the men to go to all seniors, patients at our locad hospital. 1.00 American-Italian Hour (Moaday-FrMay) line foreman in Windsor Locks April Hellstrom Hal Ostrom Kathleen Tyler 5:00 Town and Country two dlatponds; they couldn’t stead of passing. and so let’s consider those who Willis Hoyt is now recuperating 2:00 Weekend MON. Ihni, THURS.tr JM, by the Southern New England Laurie Hubbard Nancy Pepin Daniel White 6:30 Full Gospel Church of Man­ 6:00 Bob Steele Show stop you from getting one dis­ Gopyrigtit 1072 really need the assistance. at his home at 43 Foley St. chester 10:06 7'heaire of Melody SUNDAY ni..SAT.7iOO-1(h10 Telephone Co. He joined the EUen Kalman Annmarie Plerro Jeanne Wickwire card on a club. General Features Oorp. Those who need such a card Marge HaUl is recuperating from 8 00 Weekend 11:06 Jean Colbert Show SUNDAY SiOOdiOO-tiOO company in 1965 Tn Manchester KAthryn Kanta Christine Quey Robin Wagner 9:30 Revival Time 12:00 News. Weather Burnside — "Godfather” 2,;00, Normal Play Losea ■ to be placed in their window can a recent illness at her home on 1 1 : 0 0 Weekend 12:16 Meet Me on the Plaaa as a Unematn and was assistant Lsmn Kelley Mark Quitadamo Andrew Wrobel The normal play of the trump i g ^ FREE pick one up at our office, or call 262 Lydall St., and Emily Krac- 1 2 : 0 0 Sign off 1:00 News 5:00. 8:00. foreman before his promotion. Robert Kellsey Paula iRaymond David Yaworskl 1:16 Mikellne Cinema I — "Godfather”- suit loses the contract. You play Raymond H. Borst 643-5310, and we’ll mail the card chia Is resting comfortably at WDRC — 1360 3:05 Afternoon Edition He Is a member of the Rock­ David Koskl CSieryl Redmer 6:00 News —Slocks, Weather 12:30, 3:30, 7:00, 10 00. the aoe and king of trumps and to you. her home at 260 Spring St. (Moo day-Fridai) b30 BURWSIDf art ra^T KiHTi ;; Borst, who lives ir. South ville Fish and Game Club. He Susan Launi Todd Rein Race Track Trip •6:00 Bob DeCario 6:26 Strictly Cinema II — “What’s Up then start on the clubs. East Let’s cheer them up with cards. 10:00 Bob O alg 7:06 Accent 5 M'HUUS FROM HTFD I -i i ' T Windsor with his wife and son. and his wife and thelc, three Linda Lemieux Elizabeth Rocker Cats Fare Better Here’s our first trip. We're D oc?" 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, ruffs the third club, before you The afternoon ended with 3:00 Dick McDonough 7:36 Newman ReborU Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Har­ sons reside at 201 Henry St. Dennis Lima Susan Rudeen LONDON — About 79 per cent 7:00 Joe Hager ‘7:60 Joe !ola can discard anything, and going to Suffolk Downs on square dancing and card play­ 8:00 News 9:30. Dale Lundy N€tncy Slrlanni of the 6 million dogs in Eng­ 12:00 Dick Haddad pushes the.jack of diamonds Published Dally Bhccept Sundays old E. Borst of Bolton. A grad­ Thursday, July 13th, and we’ll ing. 8:16 Pop Concert State—"Ben” 1:00, 2:40, 4:30, ATTEND GRADUATE SCHOOL Francis Maloney Donna Smith *<5:00 on Monday) 9:06 Nlgtubeat through you. This gives the de­ and Holidays at 13 Blssell Street, uate of Central ConneHicut land and 89 per cent of the 6 be registering for this trip this (Satnr^y) 6:10, 7:60, 9 ‘36. Manchester, Conn. (06U40) "TH E LAST Everett J. Uvesey, president Kathleen McCabe Sally Smith 6:00 Bob DeCario 11:00 News. Bustaiess, Weather fenders three diamond tricks, State College, he joined Conrisc- million English cats eat com­ Monday, Wednesday, Thursday Bus Schedule 10:00 Bob O alg 11:20 Sports Final Manchester Drlve-In—‘‘Ben’’ of the Savings Bank of Man­ Constance Migllore Channa Soden mercial pet food. One com­ 11:30 Other Side of the Day enough to defeat the contract. Telephone 64S-37U tlcut General in 1967. He was and FYiday, and again on Mon­ 3:00 Terry Woods 10:40; "Puppet On a Chadn” PICTURE SHOW " R chester, and Thomas J. Mat- Marina Moyer Carol SouUgny pany has 60 per cent of this This week, and for the rest 7:00 Joe Hager (Satarday) Dally Qneatlon Second Class Postaire Paid at advanced to underwriter m day the 10th, which wili be the 6:00 Town ana Country 8:50. MaD'’heater, Conn. at 7 R 0 rick, Us assistant treasurer, at­ Laura Nadeau Diane Spencer of July, our bus schedule on 12:00 Dick Haddad Partner bida one apade, and 1969 and to senior underwriter food market. final day for registering. (Sunday) 6:00 Bob Steele Show East Hartford Drlve-In — tended the June session of the Cheryl Odell Susan Sterling Monday is pick-up will be at 10:00 Gardentime the next pUyer passes. You SUBSCRIPTION RATES Adult* n.ao In 1971. So now, here's a chance - to 6:00 Religious and public service 10:16 Modem Living "(joncert for Bangladesh” 8:46; . Payable In Advance Graduate School of Savings Mark Palleln 8:30 in the morning and the programming hold; Spades, Q-lh-9; Hearts, 8 Rathy Stred watch the reai live nags in ac­ 9:00 Scott Morgan 10:30 Saturday Showcase "Panic In Needle Park” 10:30. Senior Cltlieaa ft Student* Banks. It was conducted at Luc Pelletier Debra Tedford Get more Juice out of lemons return trip will be at noon­ 10:50 WTIC Outdoors 6 *4 -3; Diamonds, J .10 *9 -7; One Year ...... 139.00 tion, and a good place to go to 2:00 Dick McDonough 11:00 Salurd^ Showcase East Windsor Drive-In — Six Months ...... 19.60 Mon. . n n m . Mo Brown University, Providence, Joaim Poulin Rebecca Tlmbrell by heating them In hot water time, and at 4 in the afternoon. 7:00 Terry Woods Quhs, 10 . 6. Three Months ...... 9.75 get our trips started. Registra­ 12:00 News, Weather “ Song of the South" 8:46; "The Ricardo QuentaJ for several minutes before On Fridays it will be at 8:30 10:30 Reli^ous afid public service 12:16 Saturday Showcase One Month ...... 8.38 wHh personnel from nationwide Susan Tucker tion fee will be $5, which in­ programming Boatnlk's” 10:30. What do you say? Lyni, Quitadama squeezing. in the morning, return trip at 12:00 Sign Off 1:00 News savings banks attending. Ann Turklngton cludes bus fare, driver’s tip, 1:16 Your Home Decorator Meadows Drlve-In — “Ben" Llvesey has served on the fa­ Deborah Robinson noon. WPOP — 1410 1:30 Saturday Matinee Bradley Wojcoskl and admission. You can bring 8:50; "Puppet On a Chain” culty of the Giaduate School Edward Sadloskl Susan Wojmarowski your own lunch and eat at the Now our regular bus driver -> (Monday-Frlday) 2:00 Opera 6:00 BUI Love — Lou Molorton 5:00 Monitor 10:42. since its formation In 1969. It Deborah Schaller Jim Nason will be on hand for 6:00 News, Weather Grade 0 track, and we’ll be stoi^ing off 10:00 Tom Jones Mansfield Drive-In—Disney's was establldied by the Nation­ Matthew Schardt at a restaurant, to be announced Mondays, but come Friday 1:00 BUI Winters 6:20 Strictly Sports JtfWV LfWIS ON4MIA Ihomas Amato you’d better bring your safety 6:30 Monitor “ Song of the South" 8:30; "Wild al ' Association of Savings Agnes Schaschl later, for diimer after the races, 11:00 News, Weather ■aOhraa AW., ta Wadiiw Country" 10:00. , Banks. Shirley Seavey Cindy Annum So don’t forget to stsirt regis­ belts because yours truly will 11:20 Sporta Final Susan Baker U:00 Other Side of the Day Jerry Lewis Cinema, South Janet Seybolt tering Monday. This came up be behind the wheel. Not be­ (Saaday) HoUy Bates Windsor — "The Last Picture EARNINGS INCREASE Barbara Smith rather quickly, because we have ing that familiar with the route, 6:30 Sunrise Serenade Ellen Blazinski 7:00 Sunday Strings Show" 7:00, 9:00; "The 3 Northeast Utilities, parent Jeffrey Smith our big dance on Ihesday, the 1 suggest that you be out a few Katherine Bolak 8:00 News Stooges Festival" 2:00. company to the Hai^ord Elec­ Michele Sweet 11th, and entertainment planned minutes ealier, because I may 8:16 Sabbath Message Carol Boland 8:30 Guideline tric Light Co., reports that con­ Victoria Taft for Wednesday, the 12th, and be­ have a heavier foot than Jim, Linda Brody Dumbapiand fbrms 9:00 News, Weather solidated net earnings were up Suzanne Thomas cause the track closes July 16th, being a little younger. Don’t 9:l0 HymnUme Ann Byram for the 12-month period ended Patricia Trombly is why we’re going on the 13th. worry, though, I’ve driven it 9:30 National Radio Pulpit .jpeborah Cameron 10:00 Sunday Shifwcase May 81. Randall Trudeau Last Friday night we had 56 before, and I can do it again, 13:10 Sunday Showcase Ann Charboimeau New The report shows earnings at Kathryn Tucker playing setback and the lucky I hope. 13:46 Travel Trends Glenn Crawford 1:00 Sunday Best $61.2 million, or 81.63 a share, for Karin Turek Store Hours wiimers were: Claire Oomins, Thursday we had 54 playing 7:00 Monitor Cathy Cuneo that period, compared to 440.2 PhUlp Valentine 130; Bernice' Martin, 128; Wil­ pinochle and the winners were: 6:00 News Dona Damon 6:10 Sunday .Edition million and 11.08 per share for Linda Voilond liam MeSweeney, 125; Inez Ma­ Gussie Sanford, 634; Floyd MARKETI Jennifer Davis 6:00 News, Weather, Sporta the corresponding period a year Michael Wasyluck honey, 124; JcAm Person, 121; Post, 696; Cam Vendrlllo, 581; 6:30 Meet the Prass EVERY SUNi>AT Judith- Dziedzlnskl Mary Nackowskl,, '679; Bessie 7:06 Monitor ago, on fewer common shares Sandra Whitney 9^ a.m. III I p.m. Mabel Wilson, 121; Betty Je- Doreen Everett 7:% Yale Reports outstanding. Brenda Willis sanis, 120; Irvens Kirpens, 120; Coste, 566; EgUier Gaudette, 8:08 Your Box at the Opera Robert T. Mayo Ann Everhart 8:30 Eternal Light lAMEST AMUKMENT P41IK IN The average number of shares Daniel Wilson 7 DAYS A WEEK Grace Moore, 110; Lyla Steele, 666; Ellen Bronkle, 657; John Jeffrey Frazier^ NEW EN6UWD Mayo, who lives with his outstanding May 31, 1972 was Scott Zlnker 119; William Irwin, 119; Gladys Derby, IS66; J o s e ^ Windsor, Debra GatxUnier family Ir. West Granby is the 40,126,693, compared to !t'7,12e,- ^ Op«n 4th. of July ^ Seelert, 118; Ann Rouhan, 118, 663;.Ann Young, 661; Mabel Man.v fruit stains ma.v be Grade 8 Keith Giguere J and Groce Baker, 117. Keeney, 649; Bob Ahem,' 649; removed from washable mate­ son of Mrs. Mary H Mayo of 693 a year ago. Robert Kirby, manasrer of Top Notch Foods, accepts a City Beautiful achieve­ Cynthia Allison Say, here’s a reminder about Lillian Lewis, 549, and Monette rials b.v rubbing the stained Mario's Restaurant ENTIRE PARK OPEN 195 Henry St. and th^ late Har­ ment award from Melody Weir, the representative of the Manchester Elaine Amato our "B ig Senior Stomp” dance Johnson, 646. portion with powdered borax EVERY DAY 1 P.M, old E. Mayo. He is chairman INSTALLED Chamber of Commerce City Beautiful Committee. The award is in recognition Cheryl Arglros to be held on Tuesday evening In the afternoon we had three and then pouring boiling wa­ Glastonbury Center, at Hie. Rotary of the Granby Board of Edu­ Mrs. Joseph Perzanowskl of of the beautification and landscaping excellence of the North way Plaza com­ Dougles Baker July 11th. We’re trying to make tables of bridge players, and ter througn the fabric. cation. 46 Wedgewood Dr. recently was UNLIMITED.FREE.PARKING AVAILABLE plex on N. Main St., in the North End Renewal Area. The Chamber presents Peter Bartoiotta this a big affair as it’s the last the winners were: Eugene Mayo joined Connecticut Gen­ Installed corresponding secretary Rochelle Beimstein Open Dailly 6 p.m. a Closed Monday the awards periodically in appreciation for ecology sensitivity and environ­ one till the fall, so you’d just Toch, 4,000; Mabel Loomis, eral in 1953, advar,slng to su­ of the Hartford Association of John Bigelow At Crystal Lake TONIGHT A homey restaurant, our size is small Insurance Women. The cere­ mental concern. (Herald photo by Pinto) better put this down on your 3,130; Florence Brooks, 2,'reO. pervisor in 1959 and senior un­ Bonnie Binks unson^s schedule os one you don’t want By the way, we will open this Prices are low, but our charm is tall. derwriter In 1961. He was mony, at which Mrs. Laurence Bobby Kaye and his orchestra Carolyn Boser to miss! lickets are available Monday (or our regular ac­ D A N C E To The gourmet quality cant' be beat named assistant secretary In Fleming of Hartford was Instal­ NEW STORE OPENING SAVES U.S. MONEY Anchor Chain will make his first appearance Bring the whoU family and all have a treat I Loyola Brannick at the office, and the donation tivities. The Fourth of July la 1967. led president, was by candle­ There is a new face on Down- Kenneth Cavoll, husband of, Donna Brown u in many years tonight at Pa- GLEN MILlER'S MUSIC Helps Forest Grow is 31. on Tuesday; and naturally we’ll BRING YOUR OWN BOTTLE OF JULY light, at a dlimer-meetlng at the town Main Bt., "Sound Ideas,” the former Patricia O’Hara of Candy Kitchen REPEATED “LIVE" BY QUEBEC (AP — Anchor David Bujaucius tr gani’s Crystal Lake Ballroom in Avon Country Club. which is the only branch of the Bolton, saved the government be closed for that day. “Home of Marcia’s Gourmet Dessert” POST OFFICE AWARDS chain originally intended for a Peter Charest M for Pinochle Ellington. CELEBRATION Mrs. Perzanowskl is an assist­ West Hartford “ Sound Ideas,” ever $393,000 in the procure- Next Wednesday for our en­ Recipe requested for publication by The Manchester Post Office Canadian destroyer is being Debra Cone Where Quality Candy Is Made Fresh Dally Mmiday we had a nice turn­ tertainment we have some beau­ Benny Paganl, owner of the BOBBY KAYI ant vice president of G. T. La- will open the week of July 10 at ment of supplies during fiscal ballnram, is setting the rd Magazine recently- cited 11 employes with used to grow forests In Ontario. Susan Connelly out (or our kitchen social games, tiful colored slides of the Con­ SUN., JULY 2 ^ Bonne Associates of Manchester, 749 Main St., two doors south of 1972. Choose From Over 200 Varieties. cabaret style for this event. awards for suggestions adopted Twenty-foot lengths of chain Keith Costa and in the afternoon we had 64 necticut River, and scenes PAGANI'S FOR RESERVA’nONS CALL 633-1701 in its property and casualty de­ the State Theater. c-'voU developed a unique TTie versatile Kaye plays sax, MON., JULY locally. Postmaster Edward H. are dragged by tractors across Janice Dahm playing pinochle and the win­ throughout Connecticut to be CRYSTAL LAKE BALLROOM 3 partment. It is moving into the premises method of determining packag- trumpet, trombone and s(Bo Sauter made the cash awards waste land where trees have Marye DeBear ners were: Marie Hebenstreit, shown and narrated by Mr. and tn . #30 - ilLSNIM, COM. * AND; i f (ormerly occupied by the Chris- Calling all peanut butter fans — try our clarinet, and vcxials are handled and lauded the employes for was entirely been- harvested for newsprint Jason Dodge 681; Paul Schuetz, 661; Esther Mrs. Arthur Driscoll. Hie Dris­ CMAIKT STYtl—UOAl HVIHAOCS He’s X rated WATKINS TREASURER by Miss Gerl Layne. Dqndnf 9.1—Tkllsli $3.30 Tax Ind. TUES., JULY 4 their valuable contributions to different from the method pre- and other forest products. Bonnie Dolan L , The board of directors of Wat­ Anderson, 659; Eva Post, 667; colls are known for showing and animatsdl the Postal Service. which has moved further south found accept­ To each 76-pound link is weld­ Patricia Donnelly PEANUT BUTTER FUBQE May Derby, 653; Ann Young, and explaining many colored MEADOWS Where “WILLARD" ended 1^^ kins Brothers Inc. has appoint­ of Main St. ON 1-91 Nf:i'’ W oiJC:u''*H4 HtfO The suggestions were for im­ able by independent audit per- Jane Donovan im u OMR IN tit ed a long heavy tractor pin, slides as they have traveled ex­ ^AX{ EAST-W EST SIBVlCt BD E z ' t ed William J. Lennon treasurer The manager of Manchester’s 661; Gussie Sanford, 646; Wil­ WORLDS LEADIN6 provements in mall handling, Don sonnel in prior procurements. which chums the soil up over Timothy Donovan Blended in a special way for tasty eating tensively. of the corporation, which con­ "Sound Ideas” will be liam Irwin, 641; Emma Russell, “ BEN” AU New First Run INEAMEAST clerk distribution, delivery Emn'oved as a contract price the surface mat of old pine nee- Deborah Dow — a wholesome and deUefous treat. CANINE STAR sists of Watkins of Manchester, Sweet of Hartford, who worked 640; Mary Thrall, 637; Martha Schedule (or the Week service, public relations, and Claire Downing :;^anchest£ — plus — Watkins of Hartford, and Wat­ two years in the -West Hartfo'ld analyst In the Defense Contract dies and forest debris Irwin, 637; Tom Grant, 633; El­ Monday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 D H f of a J ___i _ t At T3 a . 'T VU ln Vi a I w o w i i f ft a A Lenore Dubaldo Action, Intrigue ft Suspense safety. store. The owner is William L. Administration Services Re­ This helps put the jackpine len Bronkle, 831; BeaM ce Cor­ p.m. Registration for Suffolk RIES 5 & (4A • BOl ion NOICH kins Funeral Home. Elizabeth ElUiott Oo-Hlt TV-MOTION PICTURES Receiving the awari^s vrere Dill m of Simsbury. gion in Boston, Cavoll received seeds In direct contact with soil * "S. mier, 631; Floyd Poet, 626, and Downs race track; 10 a.m. to leter carriers G. Joseph Twar- official recog ^ lon of his ac- so they will germinate. If the John Elsesser Meyer Levett, 6 ^ “ BEN” SHOWN AT 10:40 noon, kitchen social bingo, one "PUPPET ON A CHAIN” SHOWN AT 8:60 nlte and W. Donald Cowles, of compllshments^;:irom Capt. M. seeds stayed on top. of the non- Sandra Ferris Our program director Gloria NUMBER NEEDED can of canned fruit needed; 1 blue hills Charles Bronson' Manchester, and Wtdter G. Du- W. Harris, USN, on behalf of soll mat, they could not germi­ James Fotter Benson has some ideas goiing "LASSIE" As of today, every person p.m. to 4 p.m., pinochle. Bus ■V' TOeiSSELL BRIDGE EXIT WEST dek of Tolland: custodian Mar­ the Defense Supply Agency. nate and produce a new forest. Claire Garmon into effect soon. She's got a pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trip LEET a : b lu e h il ls a v e n u e opening a new deposit or share garet M. McAuley of Manches­ During the ' past 11 months, Barbara Gla^ couple of committees lined up. at noon, and 4 p.m. 3 FREE IN PERSON account at a bank, savings in­ A l i S n i R ter (2 awards); and distribution similar special studies by indi­ One is for a big picnic to be Tuesday, Building is closed IH SIfU L stitution, credit union, or just APPEARANCES clerks Richard A. Desmarala, viduals and teams In the Boston held the latter part of the month, for the Fourth of July. about any kind of institution 3,6 & 8 P.M. Nicholas H. Pagan! ('3 awards), area produced savings of near­ and another for entertainment Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 BFBQUAItf ^ Margaret J. Fisher, William M. whose business concerns mon­ for next fall, So you can be look­ p.m.. Registration for Suffolk ly $1.5 million In Government ft ft Plus 4t ft Bouley and Gloria L. Clemens ey, must supply his or her So­ procurements. Capt. Harris pre­ Open ing for more informatiem regard­ Downs races; 1:30 p.m., Fun- (3 awards), all of Manchester, cial security number or taxpay­ ROUTE 6. BOLTON — TEL 649-4332 ing the picnic in next week’s Day, colored slides on Con­ sented official commendations All New in '72 George V. Wilson of Rockville, er identification number when to 31 employes for such special OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY UII 8:00 PM. column. Members of the com­ necticut; 3 p.m., square ,danc­ and Leo E. Houle of East Hart­ opening a new account. This All Day mittee are Robert Doggart, ing, shuffleboard, card playing, BONll.S DAYS OR NIGHTS efforts., Candy Also Available For Fund Raising CHARN ford. applies not only in Connecticut, p h a i i m a c y chairman, Agnes Halpryn, Mil­ TV viewing. Billiards, etc. No Keeps you but also In any state In the U.S. dred Loomis, Georglnia Vince, bus scheduled. hanging on EVERY DAY OR night DI8TBIBDTION MANAGER The regulation was Issued by 2-Year Colleges Grow Sunday Tom O’Neill and Helen Flavell. Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., the edge o f including SUNDAYS Rlritard C. Evans, formerly the U.S. Treasury Department WASHINGTON — The nearly Prom the sounds of things. It’s registration for Suffolk Downs your seat! Children up to 8 years . . of Manchester and now of Jack- and Implements, the piwlslons 1,000 U. S. two-year colleges going to be a real Fim-Day. races; 0.;46 a.m. to noon, kitch­ Th*r stsed tatM hsr te ctMu « *M si I ^ Wft&IT DMnTaaosaaaw Saua^lMs. n L .B ta . son, N. J., has been named of the 1970 Financial Record­ hptve an enroUment of close to All Medicinal Services Available Tuesday we found ourselves en social bingo, one can of A KUI^T UNGER i m t m WARNING keeping and Currency Foreign 2.5 million, and the Education very busy trying to finalize a canned goods needed. Bus pick­ PyoCucIioo I d a il y AT: 1:80• 3:80. manager of Ingersoll - Rand’s And this time, $a$ r m u m * 1 . 5 0 Transactions Act. Department expects the total to 455 HARTFORD R O A D 643. few trips, and running into all up at 8:30 a.m., return trip at Worldwide Distribution Center, 5230 Although now legal, the re­ grow to 3.3 miUlon by 1975. Termites may be eating kinds of problems. You know it noon. he’s not alone! located In New Brunswick, isn’t easy, when you open the N. J. Ingersoll-Rand is a world quirement Is not new. The only trips to every senior citizen in leader In . the manufacture of WUlUm 4. Leawm change Is that It Is now mand­ away at your home. 1 : 1 * 3 . 5 0 pneumatic tools. atory. For over 10 years, finan­ town, to get proper eating Home of fine Brazier food* Lennon Joined Watkins Fu­ Evans, the son of Mrs. AUce cial institutions have been re­ places, etc. Ride all the rides neral Home in 1964 and was ap­ Evapis of Vernon, women’s page questing social security num­ We were thinking of a trip ty as many times as pointed Its manager in January editor for ' The Manchester bers or special taxp^iyer Ident­ ^ Look for these signs: Orient Point;, but that got shi you want 1970 and its director In Janu­ Herald, joined mgersoU-Rand ification numbers for each ac­ down because they are not run­ THURSDAY. FRIDAY. ary 1972. He is married to the In 1964 as an order clerk in its count they serve. ning the excursions as they us^d SUNDAY NIGHT former AUce Snow of Mgnehes- Hartford office. He subsequent­ The regulation is intended to to in the past. There is no trans­ SAT. & SUNDAY ONLY (er. llie coujile has two children Dairii JULY 2 — 8 P.M. ly was promoted to technical facilitate the tracing of curren­ portation available on the other — Wayne, at home, and Mrs. of July sales engineer at divUdon heatd- cy movements, when they In­ side, unless you take your own ^ 200 CAR Gary (Marsha) Hublard of Man­ buses on the boat with you, and Queen CRISPY quarters In New Brunswick, chester. The Lennons reside on volve illicit or illegal acts or tftb man I spoke to said that it d e m o l Ft io n d e r b y with responslWllty for Interna­ Hublard Dr., Vernon. Lennon at­ operations within or without You'll Truly Got would be quite expensive for come _(W*ln date Monday. July 3) tional customer service. IDs tended Manchester High School the United States. that, plus trying to line up the most recent position was man­ and gpraduated from the New A Charge Out of Our restaurant, so that sort of (ell , E V E R Y , early STOCK CAR plus ager, international customer England Institute of Embalm­ AT FliOORING SCHOOL through at this time. FRIED CHICKEN service. ing and Funeral Directors in Gary A. Kendall of 23 Marble stay FIGURE 8 RACES ^ Superior QUALITY! We also tried to plan some­ iSU N D A i^ late In early June Evans received 1917. St., an employe of Central Lino­ thing (or Sterling Gardens, but j U Z A M - S P M j SAT., Start 8 P.M. a BS degp.ee in accounting from leum & Carpet Co., 296 W. Mid­ the rains haven’t done that area eeeeeeee Rutgers University, New Bruns­ dle Ipke., Is attending a two- bram«Ol^ U. • . ru . M . Am . e . 0 . Caw. O r. COVER GIRL Make That Holiday Cook-Out A Bang Up Success by Earthen tubes over masonry Indicate a any good, plus there's a better ^ IT ’S A AUTO RACES wick, N.J. “'The 1972 edition of the Con­ weeks’ course In resUlent floor­ present or potential termite problem T . . deal to be had come September, ’ 3 . 6 d ing installation at the Arm­ CONSULT TIME BOX yreat way| SPORTSMAN'S SEDANS — necticut Hotel-Motel Associa­ Serving Shady Glen's Quality. Ice Crearn! so we’ll perhaps take it in then, figures — vo'lkswagen JOBLESS CLAIMS DROP strong Cork Company’s Instal­ BE SURE . . . ELIMINATE GUESSWORK. FOB SHOW TIMES Buyers to spend tion hospitality guide features a when the foliage may be coming 5C ^ A a Sunday TUES., — 7:45 P.M; Unemployment compensation former Manchester resident on lation School. BLISS has been 5erving the homeowner claims filed last week In Man­ Its cover. She Is Valerie Larson, As a part of the course, all SINCE 1882. For a complete FREE INSPEC­ Car Full TUESDAY NIGHT — ONLY 12 PCS. CRISPY FRIED CHICKEN chester showed a substantial a 1969 Manchester High School students are conducted on a TION of your home by a Termite Control WED. THURS. drop of 712,^ or 28.6 per cent, tour , through the Lancaster LQ 0 graduate and a senior at - the S hadi^ ^IsufL Expert, supervised by the finest technical N IT E N IT E FRENCH FRIES (ENOUGH FOR 5) ^FIREWORKS^ below the claims of the week University of .Connecticut. Now Floor Plant to study the manu­ Sauh Coffee before. , a resident of Stafford, she was facture of linoleum, sheet vinyl staff. . . Qall House DBas«ito®*®55® 5 DINNER ROLLS — I PT. COLE SLAW The figures, reported by the Miss Stafford In 1971. flooring, and resiliept tiles. SOc r State Labor Department, were •TJie guide Invites travelers to (Davu^ SJtoMiu W L, u admission SNACK' 1,786 for the week ended June visit the ConstltuUtxi State and BRIEFS 649-9240 24, compared to 2,468 for the Richard D. Price of Vernon TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS The best Z ^ '------iKEgaMS-/ lists hotels, motels, Inns and re­ Wtijifl J'l.Glve Mom a break . . week ended June 17. sorts with their rates, addresses has been named senior analyst Rt. 6 ft 4tA—Open Dally and Sun.; Parkade Branch —Mon. thru Sat. for FREE inspection to the homeowner iiFoh CALL AHEAD 647-1076 Statewide claims, la st'w eek programmer in thp data proces­ a a ^ PJayland Open-Thlngs 11:00 P.M.-STADIUM and faciUties. A stat/e ihap is in (John and Bernice Rlea FrNCtIfN Dad Always Wanted! decreased by 6,601 to 80,100, the centerfold. Free copies are sing department at Aetna Life & BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. FrI. NIU—Candle Mats Eva— from 86,601 the week before. available by writing Conn. Casualty. Price joined Aetna In f)IV. OF BLIsfEXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 the Allcs Caapar Kilter Show £4Sr WINDSOR HARTFORD ROAD DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER^ ROUTE 159 The statewide total 'Was 98,322 Hotel - Motel AssoclaticHi, 410 April this' year as an analyst Sat. Nila—Candle Mata Eva ft Surpriaa 2.00 Adm. The Oldest & Largest in Conn. DRIVE IN RTS AGAWAM, MASS. for the corresponding period In Asylum St., Hartford, Conn. prograinmer. He lives at 201 $43-2222______Uaa

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Fun For The Republicans Ellsbiirg Loses iianrl^pBtPr Playground Republicans can be pardoned, these They’re En Route to Flood Stricken Area Council Vote ijipraUi- days, if they just sit back‘ and contem­ NEW YORK (API—Daniel plate the pretty ketUe of fish the Demo­ Notes Ellsberg, self-admitted leaker PUBLISHED BY THE ^ MANCHESTER PUBLISHING CO. crats are busy stewing for themselves. "Just fantastic,” Is how Nan­ of the secret Pentagon Papers 18 Bisscll Street cy Watts described the response m - to the news media, was on the Manchester, Conn. What an unscrupulous, unprincipled ■w Eleven playgrounds super­ BURL LYONS .•'I to her appeal In Wednesday’s ballot, but was not elected to Publisher bunch those Democrats are! Manchester Herald for dona­ vised by the Manchester Recre­ the hoard of directors of the Founded October 1, 1881 • tions of personal belongings for ation Department opened fo r , prestlgfbus Council on Foreign Published Every Evening Except Sundays a flood-stricken town in Penn­ First, to take the latest episode In the season Monday. The Special Relations. A total of 26 persons and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at sylvania. “ It’s unbelievable! Manchester. Conn., as Second Class Mall their plotting against themselves, the ' Events for the week were Any­ sought positions on the board Matter. ‘ V- TTie phone never. stopt>ed ring­ Friday; 18 were nominated by a thing On Wheels Parade. antl-McGovem candidates make re­ .*AV • ' ” . ing. We just can’t say enough committee and eight, Ellsberg ^ SUBSCRIPTION RATES Wheels Parade Payable in Advance nice things about the people of among them, got on the ballot sounding declarations to the effect that Bowers: Laura and Matthew One Year ...... $39.00 Manchester.” by petition. Six Months ...... 19.60 ' the Senator from South Dakota must Schauter, Collette Lcssard, Three Months ...... 9.75 i , > “ .Echoing her words were her Elected to full three-year Craig Camlrc. • One Month ...... 3.25 broaden his views if he is going to be A. husband, Leland, and their four terms were former Treasury Single Copy ...... I6c Buckley: Most decorative, ^ By Carrier ...... weekly 76c M l - - ' children — Jimmy, 14, Steven, Secretary Douglas Dillon and the standsud bearer for something more Laura Patarinl, Roble Robin­ 12, Robert, 11, and Sheri, 10. former Secretary of the Army MEMBER OF than a party funeral. son; most original, Natalie Di- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The children, especially, Cyrus Vance. Gregorio, Sarah Roblraon; The Associated Press Is exclusively en­ couldn’t get over the tons and titled to the use of republlcatlon of all Then, while Senator MoGovem and smallest trike, Thomas Robin­ news dispatches credited to it or not other­ tons of food stuffs, clothing, fur<- wise credited in this paper and also the his more pliable bralntrusters and as­ nlture and miscellaneous Items son. Matthew Cycenes; craziest, local news published here. Charter Oak: Most ..lolorful, Sherri Lynn Carlson. All rights of republlcatlon of special dis­ sistant managers are doing their unlevel which almost "flooded” the patches herein also reserved. Watts’ out of Its own house at Denise Morrow, Chris O’Brien; Waddell: Neatest, Russell best to appease the a n t^ cG ov em best decorated, Denise O'Brien, Bagshaw and Carolyn Kukish; The Manchester Publishing Company as­ 370 E. Center St. sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ forces, these same antl-McOovem forces More than 100 families, Indi­ Peggy Muldoon; craziest, Lulu most colorful, Julie DeNlgris graphical errors appearing In adverase- Pina; funniest, Richard Abele, and Dara Thompson; pee wee, ments and other reading matter In The go Into the Credentials Committee and viduals and business establish­ Manchester Evening HerSd. ments dropped off countless do­ Karen Chandler. Michael Kuntz and Gale Ma- steal half of California's delegaUon away Green: Most original, Tammy turo; most courageous, Tim service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. nations, until they overflowed Publishers Representatives — Mathews, from McGovern. Mltchley, Wendy Mltchly, Ted­ Nutt. Sh^non and ^llen Inc.. Special Agency the Watts’ dining room, living room, porch and garage. dy Cummings; prettiest, John West Side: Most colorful, —New York, Chicago. Detroit and Boston. Chris Wlttke; most creative, Even worse, while the antlrMcGovem The donations were for the Saling, Judy Garflnkel, Hilary Jeanne Vaughn; cutest, Mathew TIONS*^^^ a u d it BUREAU OF CIRCULA^ residents of Bloomsburg, Pa., a Gwynn. people are accomplishing this vile deed Vaughn. town of about 10,000 near Wilkes Highland Park: Most original, Display advertising closing hours they have the sarcastic effrontery to For Monday — 1pm. Friday Barre. It was one of the many Scott Perry; most patriotic, Pool Tournament For ^ e sd a y — i p.m. .Saturday use, in behalf of their theft, the argu­ communities in the east ravag­ Paul Arruda; most unusual, Highland Park: Neal Mon- For Wednesday—1 p.m. Monday Maura Hagearty; cutest, Beth tany, Paul Hebert. S®** Thursday—1 p.m. Tuesday ment that, even though they are Ignor­ ed by last week’s flood, and It For FYlday--! p.m. Wednesday Is the town where the i^rents and Judy Perry. Coloring Contest ClMsifled deadline 13 Noon day ing California law to split the delegation ^fore publication 12 Noon Friday of Leland and Nancy and the Keeney: Cutest bike, David Keeney St.: Prettiest, Judey for Saturday and Monday publlca- McGovern won, they are following the grandparents of the four Watts Mazotta; most original, Judy Saucier; funniest, Lorraine uon. Stratton. higher law of party reform, and wider children live. Saucier; prettiest, Margaret Saturday, July i Hanley. Special Event representation to minority tactions, Nancy Watts had asked The > Herald to print her appeal for Valley: Most original, Scott West Side Rec which the McGovern people have them­ all types of Items a beleaguer­ McLachlan; most coloidul, Da­ Drawing A Tree Contest: Age The Nation Has Been Spared selves been championing within the ed household might need. She vid Boland and Mary Green; 5 group, Mark Harris; Age 6 most decoraltlve, Tammy group, Tony Berube and Carol piirty. said the donated articles would Tfie one certainty which emerges from be not alone for her family and Long; most classy, Bobby Mc­ Shields; Age 7 group, Bruce the Supreme Oourt's decision on her husband’s, but also for as Connell; most different, Mary- Lange; Age 8 group, James After this happens, to make every­ beth McLachlan, Kerry Mc­ Larala, Debbie Lang, Age 6 punishment la that the some 600 men many other families in Blooms­ thing stUI more enjoyable for the Re­ Leland Watts loads a truck with donated items for a flood-strick­ of the many boxes and packages which filled the Watts’ front burg as possible. Lachlan and Debbie Fultz. gproup, David Roblchaud, Ed­ and women this country has been stor­ publican watchers. Senator McGovern en town in Pennsylvania, where his parents and those of his porch almost to the ceiling. The Watts family left for Blooms- Also Involved in the appeal Verplanck: Best all around, ward Vllga, Normtui Shields; Age 10 group, Ray Acelln, Joe ing up for possible execution are not go­ wife live. Helping hhn are his wife, NanCy, three of their four ,burg, Pa., at dawn today, Leland driving the truck and Nancy were Harry and Brenda Hoover Laura, Douglas and Drmna has a few moments in which he loses his Potter, Craig Woodward and Lang; Age 11 group, Rene Es- ing to be executed. ' r . . ■ --'a " ' ' children, and a neighbor’s child. The lower picture shows some driving a station wagon. (Herald photos by Pinto) of 91 Wetherell St. They too are cool and publicly displays emotion and Lisa Varney, best decorative, pond, Kenny Acelln, Patty from Bloomsburg and they too Joan Cycenes; moat creative, Lange. Some of us had been looking forward anger, vrtilch may have been what have parents there. Hie Hoov­ ruined Senator Muskie, the previous Photographed by Sylvian O flan ers left for Pennsylvania Thurs­ with dread to the posslbUlty that the CULP’S HILL, GETTYSBURG front-runner for the 1972 Democratic day, in two cars plus a camper, <3ourt might give a signal fbr an orgy all loaded with household needs. of life-taking, In which we would nm off nomination. Hie Watts’ and their four these 600 executions in one greet smash­ children left at dawn today — Maybe the time Senktor McGovern Iceland driving a 9-ton, 18-foot- ing serial performance, perhaps for tele­ should really have lost his temper should Connecticut Yankee long, van, and JJ^ancy driving a vision. station wagon — both loaded have been a couple of days before, when Inside By A .H .O . TfL. 872-6547 with donated Items and kids. And even now, when the decision that somebody told him it was safe to pro­ McGovern’s South: ” We will elect a House, we he. In Washington, had been Hielr parting words before there will be no sue* grim series of nounce a first ballot nomination all lock­ starting on thfelr 300 mile trip will elect a Senate, and then busy trying to accomplish the processions to the death chambers has ed up. All Uphill Liovemor Meskill will be in a were, "Tell the people of Man- things they had elected him to .Chester they’re wonderful.” been made, there is something of a position to do what we elected do. The next day, anyway, the McGovern shudder Inside the fact that four mem­ R eport him to do.” AIR FILLS U.8. DIVERS forces get revenge. Inside the same Governor Meskill and his fel­ bers of the Supreme Court, all the ap­ That was merely one level of low conservatives went- through About Town RENTALS SWIMASTER Credentials Committee, by tossing Chi­ REPAIRS DACOR pointees of the current resident in the By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak the touching campaign year sen­ with this with a- gallantry as Dr. Richard M. Demko of cago's Mayor Daley out on his ear. HEALTHWAYS White House, are made of such hard, timentalism which. In the ab­ chivalrous as that of Hull re- Manchester has completed con­ HYDRO ackriowledging Meskill as his SALES PARKWAYS COLUMBIA, S.C. — A vivid Capitol Hill Square. who will get the surprise of sence of controversy, took over tinuing education requirements righteous stuff that they could It looks as If somebody up there murt own liege lord, and one could example of Sen. George McGov­ The televised rally, he warn­ their lives” next fall, but then the Republican State Conven­ which permit him to retain ac­ countenance such a mass taking of life tion. Like the Democrats, the hardly tell, from the tone of RT.30 POST RD. PLAZA, ViRNON love the Republicans. But, however en­ ed, would heighten doubts about was whisked to Gov. Dale tive membership In the Amer­ EXIT •• OFF > ern’s difficult task in playing Republicans had nothing to do. voice - or the pitch of the ap­ because they felf It their duty to go joyable the spectacle may be, we McGovern among middle-aged, Bumpers’s mansion for some ican Academy of Family J OPEN DAILY • 12 NOON TO 8 P.M. - SAT. 10 T0.6 both old and new politics at the blue collar whites and dirt old-f alien ed political horse- Unlike the Democrats, they re­ plause, that Connecticut con­ Physicians, according to an through with their own responslbUlty wouldn't recommend that It be extended same time was the decision of farmers, already skeptical' trading. Upshot: He may ac­ trained from stirring up trouble servative Republicans had ever announcement from the acad­ for It. experienced any reservatlmis into euphoria. Those Democrats are ab his local leaders to stage his about his defense, foreign pol­ cept pro-Southem changes In for themselves, and. Instead, emy. The requirements call for ran through a quick, warm about a supposedly safely right Against those of us whose emotions re­ ways putting on displays like this, but Atlanta speech on the steps of icy, welfare and tax programs the' voting rights act to remove members to complete a mini­ Open -6 Detys ‘’****O pen Thurs, till 9 * * * — and particularly about the its antl-Southem stigma. course in party euphoria. wing Republican President who mum of 160 hours of accredited, act In such a way, and who try to amass the only safe time to trust them Is after the Capitol, the traditional site suddenly went to Peking and to political support behind him. McGovern himself seems un­ It was such a warming, dis­ continuing medical study every supporting logic for the proposlUon thal the votes have been counted, and then of civil rights protests. The meeting should be moved Moscow, to Keynesism eco­ concerned about the tension be­ arming euphoria that It pro­ three years. W e'll Be Closed Mendcqr to a shopping center, he ad­ nomics, and to dalliance with the state is too erratic In its use of the only If they have lost. Totally unconsulted In that tween strict adherence to the duced some of the strangest vised, where at least some mid­ purity of his anti-establishment welfare reform proposals for a death penalty to Justify Its use there are, decision was McGovern’s Wash­ closings of ranks In political As Well As Tuesday dle-aged housewives and work­ minimum income. ington headquarters which left politics and the compromises he history. U of course, those who believe In the penal­ the details of McGovern's first ers would show up. Is now willing to make for the A convention — especially a in order to give our valuable employes a ty, because they hold that its imperfec- Southern invasion up to his lo­ It was too late to change. The Daleys and the old- politics. The statement quoted above, convention of the ” lns"—Is hard­ New Help Offered in Case Mt. Purchase justly deserved long weekend. Judicial Vs. Leg^islative Powers cal cadres. rally took place as scheduled Some of his top aides, however, for Instance, about enabling ly the place to indulge In unnec­ UoiLs and inconsistencies are unimport­ have strong and contradictory Have a pleasant holiday and please drive carefully. and, as the Governor’s aide pre­ Governor Meskill to be in a essary nitpicking over who ant in comparison with Its role as a T h e annual assembly of Superior More to the point, the decision views. dicted, McGovern’s audience on position to do what he was stands just where In the Ideolog­ By GLENN GANDBEB The Nature Conservancy is 000 asking price by the Denni­ ’’clear source of funds In the fair market value. Federal and Mqrine affirmed the Nature Court judges, the governing body for the to give McGovern's anti-estab­ Georgia's TV screens was a sea Thus, when not a single mem­ deterrent. elected to do, came from Lieu­ ical scale of things. (Herald Reporter) supported by the Ford Founda­ son family, owners of the prop­ future,” Morlne said. state funds would then cover lishment Presidential campaign of exuberantly ' enthsuiastic ber of the Texas Democratic Conservancy’s willingness to get Then on the question of whether or not administration of the State's Superior tenant Governor T. Clark Hull, A non-profit organization call­ tion which has opened up some erty. Sometimes in cases like the entire actual cost. the highest symbolic value as a white and black youths. establishment—now in utter The thing to do la to get elect­ involved in the Case Mt. pur­ Court system, has revived the idea of an who normally poses as a Repub­ ed the Nature Conservancy yes­ $8 million of prime interest rate The Dennison family has noti­ these, owners sell the property Morlne told town officials it is a deterrerrt we all divide agpaln, and protest movement by placing The Irony of that symbolic disarray—showed up during his ed. together, and, although it chase saying, ”We do have the ^ ^ar^man, ^/ot/iier lican liberal, and whose diver­ terday afternoon expressed an credit to the conservancy. fied the town that the- 212-acre at less than fair market value, that the first step now would office of criminal justice by naming a him In Capitol Hill Square was setting Is heightened by the fact overnight stay in San Antonio, was a very quiet Republican funds. Given the proper condi­ here, too, we stand on one aide of gences from the conservative interest in cooperating with the As explained by David Morlne site will be available to the Morlne explained, and the dif­ be to get an appraisal of the L committee to draw up plans for creating made without any effort to con­ that, throughout his first seri­ one top McGovern aide smiled State Convention, It would be tions we would be more than the argument or the other not because positions of Governor Meskill town In seeing to It that Man­ of the conservancy’s naUonal town at the current asking price ference between the actual sale land from an accredited ap­ eighf hundred eighty-seveq, one. sult Gov. Jimmy'Carter. ous political foray south of the knowingly. ’’We never would our observation that those en- willing to go ahead.” have been apparent throughout chester eventually owns Case office In Arlington, Va., In proj­ only until Dec. 31 of this year. price and the fair market value praiser. The conservancy needs s t r e e t , we possess facts which win the argument Mason - Dixon line, McGovern have got this far if we’d had divrs dvotiona to that on Director William FitzGerald main in It would be difficult to find anyone in When one of the very few pro- the year and a half history of Mt. ects such as Case Mt., the con­ Under the federal open space may be declared as a gift to a himself mC^ed conspicuously to the pros,’’ he said, ’’and we an appraisal to work with, Mor- told Morlne that the town is In­ d o w n to w n manchester, for us, but because there is some­ disagreement with proposals to modern­ McGovem aides on Carter’s the new state administration. gaged in it did indeed manage At a meeting yesterday after­ servancy actually buys the land program, the federal govern­ non-profit organization. Hie shed some of the new political don’t need them now.’’ ine said. terested in the least'expensive thing Inside our own natures, something ize Connecticut's legal machinery for personal staff discovered that to give a very full measure of noon with members of the after It receives a letter of In­ ment would provide half of the donation serves as a "tax Connecticut dogma that has made him sus­ That purist view is sharply We have a feeling that Hull's Town Manager Robert Weiss method of getting this land. If the Atlanta rally Tuesday eve­ their diverse devotions to that Board of Directors, Conserva­ tent to buy the land from the cost of the land, the state one shield,” Morlne said, so that perhaps almost as inbred as whether we bringing criminals to justice. One of the pect to many pros of the old challenged by other McGovern definition and MesklU’s defini­ told Morlne, "I ’ll proceed with the state does not contribute most urgent needs Is to join under a sin­ one single common aim. tion Commission Chairman Dr. municipality involved. The let­ quarter, and the town the re­ ning would be staged at the politics and to labor leaders. aides. Now that the nomination tion of what Meskill was elected the owner is left with the same the appraisal as soon as pos­ toward the purchase, FitzGerald are going to be short or tall, fat or lean, gle unifying amd coordinating roof the capitol, he went Into orbit. It Frederick Spaulding, and other ter of intent is not legally bind­ maining quarter. The state has Where Fitting You Is OUR PLEASURE, For example. In frequent tele­ seems assured, they know that to do would be two different amount of money after taxes sible.” said the project would probably which impels us to choose one side or the town officials, representatives ing, only a moral obligation, yet to act on whether or not And YOUR SATISFACTION! o ”-** dispsuate anti-crime endeavors of nine would be provocative In the ex­ phone talks with Washington a broadening of the McGovern things. But here was Hull, in as he would have been had he There would be three possible be' dead. "The Town of Man­ state's attorneys. Especially If the State treme, he scolded the Senator’s of the Nature Conservancy out­ Morlne said. It will contribute to this proj­ sold the land involved at fair other at the issue. about the disputes over creden­ base is essential, and the soon­ this warm and persuasive ect. ways to get that appraistU, chester would have one awful Is to wage effective war against syndi­ local leaders, for the people of Herald lined several possible ways in The C ^ e Mt. j>roject would market value. tials and platform, ^cG ovem er the better. ^ convention mood, swallowing If the Nature Conservancy Weiss noted, either by using time finding 3300,000. We don’t Free Main Street and Purnell Parking Notwithstanding this hopeless divisicHi cate crime, its effort has to be pulled to­ Georgia to get their first local which the conservancy might be con^cated, according to If it worked out that the Den­ strongly encouraged all moves McGovern Is moving steadily Meskill whole. were to act as Gie "middle money raised in the recycling know where we’re going to find gether Into an agency akin to the Justice look at the all-but-certain Dem­ Yesterdays help the town. The plans rang­ Morine’s assessment, because according to instinctive, emotional to compromise with Chicago’s toward the latter view, but If Governor Meskill and the man’,, as Morlne described it, nisons could sell the land for campaign by the Conservation 3160,000,” FitzGerald said. Department In Washington as well as ocratic Presidential nominee ed from the conservancy being of the federal and state money one quarter less than the fair Mayor Richard Daley on the whether it will make any dif­ party conservatives derived any involved. The federal Depart­ the problem would be In getting Commission, by having someone standards, there is little doubt that there that of many of the states. facing several thousand long­ essentially a bank which would market value and still be left Illinois delegate fight and to ference In the South is highly impish enjoyment from Clark 23 Years Ago ment of Housing and Urban De­ the state and federal money dqpate an appraisal, or by hav­ has, been motion, for better or for worse, haired youths and blacks In provide a loan at a low Interest with the same amount of mon­ ing the state to do It. He re­ The need of a justice department. Is give Gov. George Wallace of problematical. He ridiculed Hull’s gesture to the mood of velopment has given approval while the conservancy still held Town voters, by better thtui rate to a plan which could con­ ey after taxes, the conservancy marked that a state appraisal for some time past, away from reliance unquestirnable; the problem lies In Alabama a toe in the platform President Nixon’s Southern convention togetherness, they for nearly 3300,000 toward the title to the land. strategy at every stop on his two to one, adopt new town ceivably allow the town to take could accept what would In ef­ would be the most favorable be­ upon and exaction of the death penalty. the manner by which such a department door. deserved It, because they them­ Case Mt. purchase. This covers Morlne noted that the interest five-state tour and appealed, for charter, which means new form UUe to the land without paying fect be a donation and then don­ cause If the state sets money comes into being. He also categorically repu­ selves, by word and applause, about half of the current $583,- rate on money lent for this proj­ 302 Main Street Ihe list of nations, and American diated any part in the effort by a return to Southern progressive anything toward it. ate the siime amount to the aside for the appraisal, it usu­ were also engaged in a great of government and end of town ect would probably be about states, which no longer use it has been some of his anti-establishment populism, but the politicians meetings. town by selling the land to the ally represents a commitment PINEHURST The State's judges first proposed to Open Forum simulation of being in love with seven per cent and if the con­ backers to dump the Demo­ down here don’t think the South town at three quarters of Its To the project. growing. . create an office of criminal Justice last the extraordinary. servancy had to lend the entire cratic party chairman Law­ is ready for that kind of talk. Newness o f . state sales and Astronauts Join Gold Rush Days December, agreeing on the move the 3583,000, this would add over “ His Mapy Kindnesses” rence F. O’Brien. As one Georgia Democrat They were required, by the use tax confuses smaller shop­ And something in this country —not very day the General Assembly's Judici­ derstanding the moon would 380,000 to the project on a two You can’t buy better meat.... Moreover, refusing to trim told us: ’’It’s not McGovern as courtesies of the occasion, and keepers. SEATTLE (AP) — The so decisive and clearly definable one ary Committee was conducting a public Improve man’s ability to know year payback which the con­ To the Editor! his sails on school busing or much as Nixon. ITie' Republican the campaign guidance provid­ Apollo 16 austronouts, here to hearing on the proposed creation of a where to look for natural re­ servancy now looks for. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, could produce It in, let us say, a ref­ Ray Thompson was a devoted defense cuts, he stood in the party hM co-opted all our tradi­ ed by Washington, to proclaim help celebrate the Klondike justice department as a new agency of their enthusiastic dedication to 10 Years Ago Klondike festival com- sources on earth. The Interest Includes the erendum on the question such as Cali­ public ‘ servant. His passing will broiling sun at Little Rock and tional i^ues and we are start- the executive branch. the personal leadership of Presi­ prime rate plus admlnstrative be keenly felt by his colleagues attacked ’’hidebound politicians , ing from scratch.” This was a Sunday; The Her­ fesUval commemorating the fornia may soon offer us — has been re- dent Richard Nixon, quite as if Alaska Gold Rush, say they costs. CONNECTICUT The apparent coiifllct both develop­ in the Manchester Fire Depart- ald did not publish. Valve Caps Needed siionslble for the fact that these 600 cur­ ments were giving rise to never materi­ ment. He pursued his duties hope more sophisticated pros­ If a scheme could be worked out whereby the conservancy rent inmates of death row are still alized, since the General Assembly fall- with diligence and personal In­ pectors would be given the WASHINGTON — ’ Missing chance to hunt a different kind tire valve caps should be re­ would only have to lend the In prison as Inmates instead of mereb' > ed to enact legislation .creating a new tegrity. BiU Whitaker agency during its session this yeai-. erf gold on the moon. placed Immediately to prevent town the 3160,000 which would being part of a record of executions car­ There was another area of Astronauts Thomas E- Mat­ malfunction caused by the col­ be needed for its share, this might make It more feasible ried out. True, the assembly of Judges has his­ Ray’s life to which he .brought tingly II, Charles M-. Duke Jr. lection xrf foreign matter In the torically appointed State's attorneys, equal dedication. As a member and John W. Young said Friday valve, the Hre Industry Safe­ for the town, Morlne indicated. SANITATION Our society itself has been doing this. public defenders aiid other court person­ of the Manchester Association moon landings provide man ty Council warns. Bonds would not qualify as a nel, and while this admittedly has tend­ for the Help bf Retarded Chil­ with golden Information about That realization leads into morb ed to reduce the influence of politics in dren, Ray tirelessly pursued the his own earth. division, between those who think that a such appointments, there Is still the very task of convincing membe'iis of "We have yet to run Into a CHUCK PATTIES society which can lose Its will to kill the open, and mostly unanswered question the local industrieil community group of people who aren’t" In­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER concerning the separation of powers. that our mentally retarded teen­ terested or excited about the ^ ck ed Is in a tragic decline, and those DIVISION Haven’t the judges, in naming prose­ agers and young adults could program,” Mattingly said. "We who think the will to kill can have no cuting attorneys a n d others, actually perform many jobs under su­ lament that there aren’t more lb. 98* place in a truly moral, civilized way of been Invading the domain of the execu­ pervision. It. was he who se­ flights because we can’t under­ EffectiYe July I, 1972 there wijl be no rear tive branch all these years? And in pro­ cured sub-contracts for work to QUICK ASAFUSM/ stand the moon from the few REFUSE '■life. posing to create an office of criminal be performed by the clients of flights we have made.” yard pickup of garbage, with the exception DELUXE SIRLOIN Young commented that un­ The Supreme CJourt has wandered Its jiisUce within the State’s Judiciary, our Sheltered Works^top. When aren’t they unsurping legislative pow­ our shop was opened in 1666 at of those Senior Citizens living alone and un­ PATTIES way through a maze of legal highways COLLECTION ers? 45 School St! Ray became our able to place their garbage at curbside. These and byways toward an Indecisive de­ first Shop Manager. He was al­ lb. 1.15 A network of State’s prosecutors, co­ ways on the lookout for new citizens may pick up a card at the Senior cision which, in the end, probably repre­ ordinated and working under the aegis feH S Teacher NO REFUSE OR sub-contracts and worked un­ Citizens' Center to be placed on the front (Ail PoMIm S to the lb.) sented merely the grouping of those re­ of a single agency, is a critical need in selfishly hauling materials back Takes Course luctant to kill against the list of those the war on crime. It is too critical a and forth between factory and RUBBISH COLLECTION window of their residence to assure a rear need to be subjected to, controversy-rid­ shop. He was devoted to these willing to kill. John M. / LaFontana of 380 yard pickup. den power plays between branches of handicapped young people and Porter St., a teacher at East ON TUESDAY, JULY 4th. But as for the Immediate effect, it Is government. We would hope the judges was greatly beloved by them. Catholic High School, Is one of examine their intended move closely This change in service has realized a savings the wrong emphasis, we think, to say Wq of the Manchester ■ Asso­ nine Connecticut educators who PINEHURST WILL BE OPEN and with every consideration for consti­ participated this week .In. the.. Collections regularly scheduled for this day that the verdict spares the 600 now tutional ramifications. We would also ciation for the Help of Retarded for the general taxpayer. We therefore urge ALL DAY MONDAY, JULY 3RD Children shall always remem­ Coast Guard Academy's third will be liiade on Friday, July 7th. Disposal on death row. The mercy Is, we think, hope the Legislature examines Its role in annual Introductory course lil your cooperation. the affair, and especially with respect to ber Ray for his many kihdness- really for the country, and for us all, in computer science. Area will be closdd also. FROM 9 A.M. till 6 ?JM. Its obligation to act with greater atten- es to our children alid for his Known as project "Compile,” CLOSED JULY 4TH. , that we are delivered from having to find ion to the needs of the State, and less to efforts In theliy^elmlL Town of Manchester an acronym for "Computers in William D. O'Neill the political in-fig1itlng that has held its Have a nice holiday and drive safely. . . out what It would be like, from 1 to 600, Sincerely yours, Learning,” it was given as a Department of Public Works own Justice department proposal on the playing God. Jean M. McElraevy public service of the Academy’s -y. Director "of Public Works ■ Ui shelf. — NEW HAVEN REGISTER. President, MAHRC Computer Center In New Lon­ don. \ I ■ /: ■/ I' ' ••

.P A G E S IX B4ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAg^CHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1972 P A G E S E V E N Churches Atea Churches Bolton Congregational Ohuroh United Congregational Churcdi Union OongregatloiMd CXiiiroh Hie Salvation Army South United Methodist Ctmroh R ock ville 601 Main St. Main St. at Hartford Rd. Bolton Center Rd. United Church of Christ Rev.. J. Stanton Conover, T olland R«v. Paul J. Bowman, MaJ. and Mrs. I^wrence J. Rev. Dr. George W. Webb, M inister Beadle * Pastor Minister Rev. Donald O. IiQller, M inister Rev. l^ a a D. Reed, Officer-ln-C3iarge Rev. Wayne Kendall, Associate. Mlnlater USINESS SERVICES iH^IRECTORY Associate Pastor 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Mr. and Mrs. O eoiie.P. Apel, 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Semum by the Rev. Mr. Con­ 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Rev. Robert W. EUdrldge Jr., Assistants In Christian Classes for all ages. Associate Pastor over. Service.and Church School. E ducation . 10:40 a.m., Holiness Meet­ 11 a.m.. High Sciiool Class. ing. Nursery provided. 10 a.m.. Worship Service. The United Methodist Ohuroh 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fel­ 9 a.m., Worship hervloe. LUCA' 6:16 p.m., Open air service Rev. Dr. Webb preaching. Ser­ Rt. 44A, Bctttm lowship. GAMPINQ HIGH GRADE and Indoor prayer meeting. mon: “Do You Love Me? Ask Rev. David M. OampbeH, Self-Service Second Ooogregattonal Otaroh 7p.m., S^vatlon meeting. Jesus.” Infant-Toddler Nursery P astor St. F ra n cis of Asalsl Laundrom al EQUIPMENT -10 a,m.. Morning Prayer, UW- 673 BlllngtiHi Rd. United Church of Christ Alao Reweavtng, PRINTING to 4-year-olds at Susannah Wes­ Tenia, Cota, Sleeping Baga, ley House. Ion Service, Sermon and Nurs­ South Windsor Rt. 44A, Coventry Onatom Made Snlto, Panto and Air Mattreaaea, Stovea, Job and Commercial Full G o«^l C%rlktan ery. Rev, John C. Gay, Rev. Robert K. Beohtold, 53 TOIXAND TURNPIKE Ooato Lantem a Printing J‘'ellowship Interdenominational 11 a.m.. Punch and Conversar P astor M inister Manch/Vemon Town Line Orange Halt Zion Evangelical Lutheran tion. Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride, •a Tailoring FARR'S FREE TOWING Prompt' and Efficient Rev. Philip P. Saunders, Pastor d iu r c h Assistant Pastor 10 a.m.. Worship Bervioe. • Dry CSeanlng PHONE 643-2467 Printing of AU Kinds (Missouri Synod) “ Hie Everything Store 1’’ First Congregational Church G Laundry Service Camp • Bike - Sport I Hours: MON. - THURS. - FBI. 10:30 a.m., Adult Bible Study Cooper and High Sts. Saturday, Masses at 6 and 7 RookvUle United Btetbodtet Community Presii ' H ebron 176-178 Spruce St. 2 MAIN STREET 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. and ( ^ n discussion. Sunday Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, Pastor p.m. C baioh Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey Jr., Manoheeter at Depot Square TUES.-WED. 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. 254 Broad St., Rear School. P astor Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30, 142 G rove St. Open bally to 0:00 P.M. 9 a.m.. Divine Worship with Drive-In Parking SAT. 8 A.M. to 12 Noon Telephone 643-5727 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic sei-v- Rev. J. Jermain Bodine, and 11 a.m. Rev. WUlard B. Conklin, J . F A R R — 643 7111 .ju -K-r ;s^' ice. Holy Communion. Assistant Pastor P a s to r. Sacred Heart Church Rt. 30, Vernon 9:80 a.m.. Worship Service. Community Baptist Church 9:30 a.m.. Union Service at CUSTOM MADE Ouirch of the Assumption Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor Answers Your Needs MANCHESTER An American «Bautist Church Gilead Congregational Church. Answers Printing Needs Adams St. and Hiompson Rd. Rev. Edward Konopka Trinity Lutheran dwroh MANCHESTER CANVAS AWNINGS Rev. Edward S. Pepin, Pastor 686 E. Center St. Ostrinsky Sooner of later everyone or from the old school running Otlead Congregational Chulrch Assistant Pastor Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. SO, and commercial — and If you Rev. Robert J. Burbank Rev. Walter H. Loomis, needs the sevlce of a fine qual­ it—Luca Addabbo, whose motto Perhaps you have wondered Minister Hebron RockviU e DEALER IN WASTE MEMORIAL CO. are looking for a place to have S i u n f o o d , Saturday Mass, 6 p.m. Rev. David P. Ibamplts, is "We fit to please you!" The why so many business firms Mrs. Robert Burt, Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey Jr., ity dry cleaner, laundry serv­ printing done, this is the place Saturday, Masses at 6:00 and Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9, 10:30, Interim Pastor MATERIALS Oppoalto Bhat Oemetory tailor shop also specializes in and so many individuals depend 7:30 p.m. Director of Religious Education P astor ice or a tailor. In Manchester. reweaving, dry cleaning, cus­ to go to. CHOICE YARIETY Rev. J. Jermain Bodine, asd 12 noon. upon the Community Press for •Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, IRON Quality Memorials Luca’s Laundromat and Tailor tom made suits, pants and More and more printed ma­ 9:30 a.m., Worship Service. Assistant Pastor 8 and 10:30 a.m., Worship all of their printing require­ terials are using raised print­ 10:30 and 11:46 a.m. St. Bernard’s Church ^ o p is the answer to these coats; plus all types of altera-' Quality Communion. Topic: “ How' To Service, Holy Communion. Over 80 Tears’ Ebqterlepoe ments. Surely there must be a ing; they find it more satisfac­ R ock ville SCRAP METAL services. It Is . conveniently lo­ tlons and professional services Go To Church — And Like It." 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. 9:16 a.m., Sunday School. tory than regular printing. Nat­ Rev. John J. White cated at 176 Spruce St., Just on mens, womens and childrens reason, and the reason Is a very Seafood Church of Jesus Christ of Nursery and Kindergarten. Adult Instruction Class. Call 649-5807 urally, wedding invitations ^nd Rev. William Schneider and PAPER around the com er from Oak St. clothes. goed one. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Latter-dsiy Saints (Mormon) St. George’s Episoopal Church announcements have taken ad­ 43 OAK STREET SEE US FOB: Rev. Anthony Mitchell A. AIMETTI, Prop. —almost next to the Nathan In today’s inflatlonaijy econo­ Larson, owners of the business Rt. 44A, Bolton Unitarian FeOowahip 781 P A R K E R ST. vantage of raised printing. It is 'J Aluminum RoU Up Hlllstown Rd. and Woodslde St. .|Hale School.- my, you will be pleased to are experts in the field of print­ TEL 649-9987 Terryl E. Draney, Bishop St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Rev. Roljert W. Ihlotf, Vicar of OlastonlNiry TeL e«8-S786 o r 648-0879 Harrison St., Manohestor difficult to detect the difference A rm ings Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. i 'The business Is divided Into know that Luca’s prices for all. ing. Both are always Interested Church and Park Sts. Aceulemy Junior High between raised printing and en­ • Door Canopies Sunday Masses, 7, 9:15, 10^30 three sections; (1 ) Pdy-Clean tailoring work are most fair. My in the problems of their custom­ 9 a.m.. Priesthood. Rev. George F. Nostrand, 8 a.m.. Holy Cdmmunlon, Main St., Glastonbury graving, and the price is most • Storm D oors and 11:46 a.m. '(R) Cleaners, (2) Laundromat Addabbo is a master tailor with' ers; they take a very real and 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. Rector Prayer Book. reasonable. Try to remember • Combination Windows and (8) Tailor Shop. The con­ over ten years ex)perience. personal Interest in seeing that Reuben Plen’s Classes for all ages. Rev. Eldward C. B. Shewell, 10 a.m.. Unity Service at Bol­ 10:30 a.m. .Service, Nursery that it is necessary to give at Manchester Awning Co. St. Matthew’s Church STEVENSON’S venient hours are 7 a.m. to 10 Should you wish your dry clean­ every printing job turned out 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. Frlest-in-Residence ton, United Methodist Church, and School. least eight days notice if you 195 WEST CENTER ST. MERCURY p.m. seven days a week, for ing (which is done next d(xir here is done exactly as their Rev. Stephen J. White Rt. 44A Nvrrsery care provided. Tolland wish raised printing — more If Texaco Station Telephone 649-8091 Rev. Ronald Haldeman Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor J Travel Agency the Laundromat. in the latmdromat) pressed, clients specify. Messiah Evangelical Lnthemn ESSO Another plus is the fact that at all possible. Business firms EstabUshed 1949 St. Bartholomew’s Church Luca’s features the finest In Mr. Addabbo will do that for 381 Main Street Ghureh Community Press takes enorm­ and professional men have turn­ Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Sunday Vigil on Saturday at 646-2756 405 MAIN ST. equipment; Maytag Washers, you at a slight charge. A Thoug'ht for Today (Wisconsin Synod) ous pride in the fine workman- ed to raised printing — they book of Common Prayer. 5 and 7 p.m. TEL. 649-5533 Hoyt Dryers and RCA Whirl­ Or better yet, he will do your Phene 643-9149 300 Buckland R oad, NO SERVICE ;shlp, attention to detail, and to find It produces a more favor­ U pholstery Saturday, Vigil Mass at 6 10 a.m., The Holy Eucharist, Sponsored by the Manchester Sunday Masses, 7, 8:30, and pool (Jleaners. As busy ' as entire dry cleaning and press­ South Windsor CHARGE able impression. Among other Hydramatto Transmission and IVI Shop p.m. Trial Use. with sermcm- by the Council of Churches 10:30 a.m. ■ Tune-Ups Spruce St. Is, there is conven­ ing. Don’t worry if you get a , this end brings a vast and var­ Rev. Karl R. Gurgel, Pastor ied knowledge of all phases of print jobs turned 'out at Com­ R epairing BE-UPHOLSTERINO Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10:15 Rev. Mr. White. Walk in the RESERVATIONS FOR ient off-street parking in the rip, tear or bum In ytxir cloth­ • Engine Cleaning the printing business. No work munity Press ace flyers, and es­ • MODERN FURNITURE and 11:30 a.m. park for youngsters during the Matthew 4; l-ll Unitarian Meeting House 10 a.m,. Worship Sefvlce. a HOTELS large amesited parking lot— ing. Luca's .reweaving and timates on the work will be All Work Guaranteed and ANTIQUES sermon. Nursery care. mending will make it lk like goes out of the shop that does We are confronted with this 60 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford G.AIRUNES • General Repairs which is well lighted for night gladly given. Texaco Lubrication Service • Custom Furniture a STEAMSHIPS not measure up to high stan­ Wednesday^^ 10 a.m., Hel Hall is the subject of the lesson-ser­ to head a steering committee sires have been nourishing our Rev. Richard E. Bertram, AUTO PARTS • DRAPERIES 416 Center St. mon. Hie Golden Text: Exodus which will draw up bylaws and of the hospital chaplain and the growing dissatisfactions. Note TAILOR SHOP Pastor 46 0 AAain Street . ;r i'lv: 'A ( ' 6:3. set up the basic structure of ministry to convalescent homes; one of the temptatlcms of our Venion United Methodist m SPRUCE ST. . 649-2164 SXAR the conference. and expansion of the referral Choreh CUSTOM 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Testi­ Lord, that of Satan taking Him 9 a.m.. Religious School. lYee FarUng ------By CLAY R. POLLAN------OPEN 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. mony meeting. Others elected to the group system for all kinds of coun­ upon a mountain and showing R t. 30 % ^ ARIES LIBRA seling. 9:15 a.m.. Adult DlscuBsion Rev. Joe K. Carpenter, MA*. 21 Your Daily Ad/vif/ Gurdt SfFr. 23 S9UARES 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. The Chrlstaln Science Read­ were Arthur Holmes, Mrs. Har­ BDm the kingdoms of this world Group. According lo fha Slars. SAT. TO 1 PJKh M inister OCT. 66 Cooper St., Manchester L ing Room, open to the public ry Carr. William Edwards, and saying: “ All these things Intern 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. r?\26-21-31-43 To develop message for Sunday, 2-32-44-63/T? except on Saturday and holi­ (Clyde Beckwith, Paul Somoza Railroad Asks will I give thee. If thou wilt First Sunday of each month, G room ing! Fix Furniture Now :^5Ul-79-84 reod words corresporiding to numbers 65-72-81-86<<^ 643-9892 United Pentecostal Church days, is located at 968 Main St. and Mrs. Frederick Flynn. 9:30 a.m.. Church Service. of your Zodiac bi rth sign. fall down and worship me.” Communion. FOR ^ TAUKljS SCORPIO 187 Woodbridge St. Robert A. Lanier has arrived Nursery and Kindergarten 1 You 31 Booking 61 Clinic Hie hours are 11 a.m., to 4 The greup divided Into four We have done just that, and POODLES Most of us hate to part with not chush or mat; the new ny­ ^ . A « . 20 OCT. 22 4 Fine QuaUty Robert Baker, Pastor Employe Pay Cut In Manchester to begin his in­ classes. 2 Cupid 32 Srniles 62 Good p.m. Monday through Friday. divisions to consider the four Sa.tan has kept his promise. We Oud Savior Lutheran Church AND ALL favored pieces of furniture and lon has a shorter nap and it ( MAY 20 ’ 3 Accent's 33 May 63 Love- tern year as student pastor at 10:46 a-m.. Church School BREEDS NOV. 21 '• areas in which the conference READING, Pa. (AP) — The have all those dominions, but 239 Graham Road the result is we keep putting wears smd wears. (Jnish a piece 1-13-25-37 4 Secretive 34 Arguments 64 Thot 10 a.m., Sunday Schooil. Emanuel Lutheran Church. He classes Grades thru 6. 5 Any 35 Should 65 Light's 7-12-24-34/ will work: Christian Education, Reading Railroad, which has we have overlooked the catch South ’Windsor 1 off the work. P & M Upholstery and smooth it out; not a mark cW46-58^ 45-57-78 DIAMONDS 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Center Congregattonal C2iurch ■will be assisting at the 8 and 9 FUNERAL HOME 6 Friend 36 Even 66 Ties social action, church unity and filed for reorganization under 7:30 p.m.. Junior and Senior 875-7624 Shop offers a most convenient will show. GEMINI 7 Wotk 67 Writing United Church of Christ In It. We have become slaves Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, Pastor 37 Reody SAGITTARIUS IFrom IVEST 6 p.m.. Youth Service. special ministries. federal bankruptcy laws, has o’clock services tomorrow Youth Fellowship. HOURS 9-6 MON. - SAT. service to vacationers. Just call Choose-braid or antique nails MAY 21 8 0 n 38 Hove 68 Mysterious Rev. Lyman G. Farrar, of materialism. 9 Quick 39 Count 69 You DDAV’R JEWELRY 7:30 p.m., EvEmgellstic Serv­ asked Its employes to take a 10 morning. BY APPOINTMENT 20 In these smaller groups, In our predicament Clirist’s 8:30 and 10:46 a.m., Worship Max Pirog, the owner of the to finish your furniture and 10 Overdue 40 li^ 70 Opposition D fC, 21 DnHT O STORE ice. Rev. Wlnthrop Nelson Jr., per cent pay cut because of a Mr. Lanier Is a native of Mt- ^*4noe of Peaoe Lotherais Win. J. Lennon, Director STUD SERtnCB FOR — 41 To 71 Your members decided on priorities words come to us: ”'What is a Services. Holy Oommunion on P A M Upholstery Shop, the when your chair or sofa is fin­ ; 4- 6-l<3« 11- Someone's 5-15-23-35^ • Bbqpert Watch Repairing RACKA6E^, Co-Pastors for each of these areas. "diminished cash flow.” amlj Fla. and attended Mercer Choreh . Poodles, Toys & Miniature 748-68-80-90 12 Out 42 Do 72 In man profited. If he Shall gain the first Sunday of each month number is 649-6324, and tell him ished you will be thrilled with 13 Willing 43 Deritol 73 Chor>ge 17-5667 R , s Fine Selection of Gifts STORE In the field of Christian edu­ Ck)mpany President C3iarles University in Macon, Ga. iriiere Rt. 31 and North River Rd. CANCER Hie Presbyterian CSiiirch jo a.m.. Union Service at Scc- the whole world, and lose his at 10:46, and on the third Sun­ 142 E. CENTER ST. SUDS & SCISSORS when you plan to be away. He the results. 14 You 44 And 74 Own- CAPRICORN F o r AlU Occasions MANCHESTER cation, the conference will con­ E. Bertrand said Friday that he received his BA degree In Coventry )JUN£ 21 15 FinorKiol 45 Avoid 75 Will OfC. 22 ^ 43 Spruce St. onj Congregational Church'. own soul?” Not until these day at 8:30. POST RD. PLAZA - Rt. 30 will make arrangements to have s Lon^e, Balova, PARKADE because of the poor financial 1960. For the past three years Rev. W. H. Wllkens, Pastor At P A M Upholstery Shop all Jjut'r 22 16 Should 46 To 76 Mood Rev. George W. Smith, Pastor ______centrate on teacher workshops, words jolt us into a reversal of 9:30 a.m., Sunday School and 'VERNON your furniture done at this time. 17 Mistokes 47 Be 77 Deciding JAN. It Witnianer and CaraveUe he has been studying at the 646-5S10 kinds of upholstery is done, from FULL SELECTION OF sfc«irlng audio visual materials. condition of the company, the our false sense of values will Adult Bible Class. Hien when you return your fur­ -\l4-26-38-49 18 Could 48 More 78 Friction 17-18-27-28/r? W atcher stockholders' equity could be Lutheran Schcol of Hieology at 9 a.m., Sunday School. antiques to the most modem of 3960-70 19 Is 49 To 79 Dates 39-73-82-87' “ 787 Main St., Mancheeter 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. Second Congregational Church we possess our souls and find niture will be ready for you, 20 Excellent 50 A 80 Then IMPORTED (Chicago in C3ilcago, ni. He re­ 10:26 a.m., WorMilp Service. furniture, and. the work that is AQUARIUS Phone 648-6617 Classes for all ages. United Church of Christ zero by the end of the year. He real enjoyment In the material Wesleyan United Methodist looking like new, and you will LEO 21 For 51 Or . 81 Your , AND said if the bondholders’ equity ceived his clinical training at hidden is done just as cai^ful- 22 News 52 Come 82 Received JAN. 20 10:30 a.m., Worship Service. N. Main St. Highways Chief blessings of God’s great earth. Church Cot A Painting Probiem? We’ ii Heip! not be Inconvenienced by its ab­ DOMESTIC was cut by losses, the firm St. Luke’s Hospital Center In Taloottville OongregajHonal ly as that on the outside. As an <3^AUS. 22 - 23 Agreements 53 Chonges 83 Speok Nursery provided. Rev. Felix M. Davis, PRAYER: O Christ, vriio turn­ Crystal Lake Rd., -Ellington sence. F 24 On 54 Affecting 84 Aheod may be forced to liquidate. New York City In the summer Chnrch Service still means something to us— and service example, the 9-knot method of 1-16-29-40 3- 8- 9-531. WINES 7 p.m., Evening Service. Minister Resigns Posf" ed aside the tempter and took Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor Mr. Pirog has many years of 1 25 And 55 Close 85 Cheer Swift reaction to the pay cut of 1971. United Church of Christ means spending enough time with you to help you tying springs in used, and only '5962-76 2 26 Moy 56 In • 86 Eyes 54-5566 the' hard way, we look to You experience in upholstering fur­ I 27 Eosily 57 Needless ' 87 Carefully £ DON WILLIS WASHINGTON (AP) — request came from the fire­ While at Emanuel, Lanier Rev. Truman O. Ireland, select the right paint finish for that job you’re plan­ the best in foam rubber—Qo(xl- VIRGp PISCES V. LIQUORS Concordia Lutheran Church 10 a.m., Morning Worship and as our Savior who redeems us, 9:46 a.m., Sunday School niture and you know that you f 28 Hoppen 58 Help 88 You Francis C. Turner, a principal will assist the co-pastors, the P a stor year. 59 Contend 89 Up —PLUS— 40 Pitkin St. Nursery, ^ rm on by the Rev men’s and oilers’ union which Classes for all ages. ning. See us for paint and service when you plan your are getting the services of an » 29Be architect of the Interstate high­ Rev. C. Henry Anderson and an! we thank you that because Many tit the newer materials E 30 Time 60 With 90 Usual MAR. 20< ^ GARAGE Rev. Joseph E. Bourret, Mr. Davis, "Christian Disci­ said: "We ■will not participate 11 a.m.. Worship Service. next project. expert when you have work lARVEST HILL way program, turned in his res­ the Rev. Ronald J. Pounder, .of Your cross, we know what 10 a.m., PubUc W orship. are protected by Scotchgard tKl(^22-33-52 30X1-42-71/;: Pastor pline.” in this. We’re not going to take Nursery. done at this shop, yet .you will Adverse Neutral 18 Main S t, Tel. 649-4531 'Jr ignation Friday • as Federal with preaching. visitation, mp.tters most In life. Amen. and this la wonderful where fur­ 1^64.75-85^ 7X77-83^'^ /DISCOVERY a 10 pep cent cut." 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youtjj. find his prices to be y®ry rea­ Highway Administrator. Head Christian Education eictlvitles Dr. Ralph W. Spencer niture g’ets a lot of use and BRANDS 9 a.m.. Holy Omimunlon, Other unions were meeting to 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. Second Congregational Church sonable. Tf .you w a ^ custom SpocialMng In Trinity Covenant Church of the Federal Highway Admin­ and the youth program. He will United Church of Christ where there are children. Spills Nursery for small children. Un­ determine their response^ They furniture, this is the place to go. MASTER CHARQE 302 Hackmatack St. istration since 1969, Turner has hqve 30 days to make a deci­ live at 64 Church St. Rt. 44A, Coventry J^/UtJm son PAINT CQ wipe up and will not penetrate graded CSiurch School, young­ St. Maurice Church Drive around in back of the BRAKE SERVICE Rev. Norman E. Swensen, been In charge of the 35-billlon- Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, the fabric nor will s(41.. How- PERSONAL CHARGE sters worshipping and learning sion. Stolen Wagon Bolton 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER— PHONE 649-4501 Parkade and you can park right Pastor a-year federal aid highway pro­ Minister -ever, you can protect fabric not ACXX3UNTS INVITED together in one group. The company said ,it would, Rev. Robert W. (Jronln, Pastor in front of the shop. There is Front End Alignmant gram. not go through with the cut if M O D P O L IC E BUY 'THE PAINT 'THAT’S WOR-rH THE, WORK treated with Scotchgard by 219 Monday, Wednesday, 'Thurs­ Soon Replaced always ample parking on the TEL. 649-0446 9:30 a.m., W o r ^ p • Service T h e 63-year-cld Turner even one union failed to accept FORT LEE, N.J. (AP) - 10 a.m.. Holy Communion. purchasing a can of Scotch­ day and Friday, 9:16 a.m., Var NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Hie Saturday Mass, 8 p.m. lower level of the Parkade and Gnnaral Repair Work and Communion. Ihe Rev. Mr. served as chief of st^ for the Port Lee’s 29-year-old mayor , Your Independent gard in an Aerosol can at the cation Church School. It. new station wagon of Mr. and Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:16 and' you are welcome to stop in at Swensen preaching on ".The commission which was appoint­ Burt Ross says policemen can P A M Upholstery Shop. Pull SERVICEMASTER Wednesday, 7 p.m.. Mid week M rs. A lbert B rlles o f OedEir 11 a.m. any time. Master Maker." 'Children’s ed by President Dwight Elsen­ grow mustaches and curls Rapids, Iowa., was stolen after (Urectiems for its use are on the Service. Do you have antique furni­ -F O R 25 YEARS Church, Grades 1 through 6 at­ hower In the early 1960s and Gray Defends “anyway they want, as long as they arrived'here for the con- WBWl -L EXOniNO can and it works like magic. tending the service. Nursery for drew up the administration’s it’s not longer than mine.” St. Margaret Mary Churah dealer. \ ture, or do you collect it? If so. THE NAME FOR ■XPERT REPAIRS ON FOREION CARS| Calvary Church venUSED tapestries they have. No long­ Learn About a Town.” sponsored by the textile chemi­ ing a ghastly insult at the very er need you worry about ch(x>s- adopted its pfesent constitu­ cals group of Union Carbide people they purport to defend,” MONDAY, JULY 3rd Open Eves. tUI 9 P.M. at th4 PoriMNte Phone 643-9661 Ing velvet for this velvet will tion in 1820. CUSTOM Corp. he said. The contest was open to all “ Their Inference Is that OPEN. CLOSED KITCHEN LORRAINE'S persons (or members of their crime is simply an expression / uy ^ MILK families) employed by textile of discontent, and they attempt TUESDAY, JULY 4th TEEEMV, MLY ( NR We Need Homes In Man- INTERIOR DEfXIRATINO formulators and textile manu­ to legitimize this expression by G Draperies ■■ ■ A CENTER facturers or marketers. discrediting our efforts to curb Chester for Waiting Customers G.Slipcovers ^ HOME DELIVERY } Finalists for the "Beauty in it,” Gray sald,- IN OBSERVANCE OP FOURTH OF JULY FREE Home Evaluation and Counseling! • Upholstery VISIT OUR SHOWROOM America” contest will be an­ H “ I simply cannot overstate (Homes from $15,000 and up) G Window Shade 3 riMES WEEKLY IN PAPER OR GLASS J nounced in September. Grand the outrage with which I reject Emergency TelepIpeijne Numben: • MR. STEAK * OVER 30 STYLES ON DISPLAY prizes are specially conducted etg., etc. these mcMistrous allegations.” . Also^USTOM BIDING if' 2144 Center S tr^ ..... OVER 1,000 KITCHENS'INSTALLED expense-paid "Discover Ameri­ Highway ... , ; ...... 649-5070 k DAfil-MAID MILK CO, INC. ^ , d e s i g n e d w i t h y o u M anchester e 648-1996 , COME TO THE EXPERTS ca”. tours for two. Baked bananas In honey are MLS \ IN MIND BY A DEC­ OPEN 7 DAYS -11 TO 9 The 30 semifinals each receive Refuse . .., ...... 649-1886 ^ 412 KEENEY STKEET 444.4424 ^ extra special with a piece of Vsrffv/A/S AAAVCMrffT’CA oven so YSA0t‘ ORATOR WHO CARES. Specialising in U.S.D.A. • OPEN DAILY 9:30 A.M.'- 6 P.M. — THURS.-FRI. 9 P.M. 46 WESt CENTER STREET as a preliminary award a copy Phone lemon rind, oncl another of i t d i l ClhotoiB JStoaka and 385 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER of Rand McN&Jly’a "Guide to butter or margarih. Baste with 255 CENTER STREET Sanita^ Sewer and Water ...... ,.649-9697 POST RD. PLAZA - 876-2996 Fresh Sea Food SILVER LANE EXTENSION 646-5353 g u a r a n t e e d satisfaction 649-7644 the National Parks.” this sauce. ROUTE 80, 'VERNON > . .(J

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PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1972 PAGE-NINE Famed Diamond Lighter Whisky Governors Td Meet at Mystic Pawnbroker Faces Charee Vcmon Vernon ^reworks' Sales Allowed Connecticut is the hoej; and —next Thursday evening and Ready for Sale The Venum fireworks dis­ Mystic Seaport Is the site for. Friday. O f F ailin g to Get License Police Report LONDON (AP) — The egg- play spMisored by the Recre­ CINCINNATT (AP)—NaUonal the 1972 meeting of the New The Friday morning agenda Davidvtff T. Garrison, 26,OA of OK25 Other arrests______, made . . by . Man AFTO.QtnArrests m made n/1a Ltvrby Vernon po- k> ■haped Star ot Sierra Leme, ation Department and the England Governors’ ■ Conference lists meetings to discuss prescr- the world’a third largeet dia­ American Legion will be held DlsUllers Products^Co. here be­ Licnox St., was arrested - by Chester police Included; lice yesterday included: gan botUiilg and delivering a vntibn of the Now England MMchoster police yesterday David Fraser, 66,' of 184 mond, has gone on display un­ Sunday, starting at dusk at coastline, use of Anti-Poverty new light whisky today aimed afternoon on a Circuit Court 12 Woodland St., charged last Roderick J. Dube, 40, of 130 der heavy security Friday be­ the Legion Field West St., Edith Irving funds for legal services, legia fore being auctioned off. M Rockville. In case of rain on for competition vrith’ Canadian warrant charging him with fail- night with failure to obey a traf- Ellington Ave., Rockville, and Scotch whisky. tion for emergency prepared It was shown Inside a well- Sunday the display will be re- ure to obtain a pawnbroker’s 11- fic control signal at W. Mid- charged with failure to drive a The company said the new Waits Decision ness, pesticide monitoring, and guarded room at the Sierra ' si^heduled for Monday night. die Tpke. and Adams St. reasonable distance apart, in whisky should be on liquor NIDW YORK (AP)—Edith oil import, quotas. Leone IQgh Commission Fri­ Garrison operates Ye Old Sharon M, Jesionka, 19, of connection with an accident on store shelves next week. Irving’s extradition hearing has A press conference with the day, the first time the half- Pawn Shop at 516 Main St. ^ Peach Tree Lane, South Windsor Ave. involving his car ended in federal court. But a pound gem has been seen by W estmoreland Production of the new whisky six New England governors Police said Garrison, who has Windsor, charged early this and a car driven by FVances decision on whether she must the public since It was Is permitted under new federal present will follow the Friday Geoster of Springfield, Mass. return to Switserland to stand operated the business since with failure to obey unearthed In a government Leaves Army regulations adopted in 1967. The morning session. Court date July 26 at Vernon. trial in the Howard Hughes Aprir, was given notice in May stop sign on Pine St. mine In the West African coun­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Army regulations went into effect to­ that he was required to be It- Arthur D. Edwards, 20, of try four months ago. day. autobiography- hoax was de­ Columbus Gibson, 34, of 99 Gen. William C. Westmoreland censed. Garrison has failed to Bidding for the stone is ex­ has ended his M-yeeo' military The company had workers on layed Friday until August. Brooklyn St., Rockville, charg- obtain the license, police said ^ pected to start at about (2 ^ career. At deremonles marking the Job today on an overtime At the end of the hearing, ARTHUR DRUG j *1 j . f traffic control signal at Wood- ed with breach of peace; re- . million when it is sold next Westmoreland's ^ retirement basis to bottle the 4-year-old Mrs. Irving returned to the leased on $100 cash bond. Court n e ^ without it. j 33 g P month. after four years as Army chief whisky called Crow Light. Nassau County Jail, where she OPEN ALL DAY date July 26 at Vernon. The ses.s-carat gem will like­ began a two-month federal sen­ The pawn shop remained rel Trail; Coventry, ch a fe d • I of staff. Secretary ot Defense The regulations permit dis­ Roger J, Wells, 24, of no cer- ly be sold to a private buyer tence June 18. Her husband, SUNDAY Melvin R. Udrd said Fri­ tillers to produce the whisky at ^ early this morning with d m Ltaln address, charged with in­ and carved into several stones. Clifford Irving, will begin a 2V4- 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Garrison was released yester- eratlng a motor vehicle while day, "He has served his country a higher proof and age in used, toxication, disorderly conduct, year sentence after his wife’s day on his written promise to under the influence of liquor, well." seasoned barrels. New barrels and resisting arrest, in connec­ appear In Circuit Court 12 nt All are scheduled to appear kfl Oil 37 Years Ahead Westmoreland, who led U.S. must be used for such whisky release. tion with a disturbance last farces in Vietnam before re­ M^chester July 10. in court July 10. HOUSTON — Even with new as bourbon. night at Ross’ Jaeger Haus, Rt. turning to Washington, will be I 1 discoveries of resources and The light whisky has a lighter 83, Vernon. He is being held for succeeded by Gen. Creighton body, such as Canadian or ■ * constantly improving methods court appearance Monday at MwtcHBia Mum ooai Hosnui W. Abrams, who also followed of tapping them, oil men are Scotch, and is lighter in color Manchester. Westmoreland as U.S. com­ staying only 37 years ahead of fry w MANCHESTER PARKADE mander in Vietnam. 7 * ■’ . demand and gas men about It Edwin H. elements, 34, of 144 Westmorelapd has not in­ yoH'fl nine years. W. Main St., Rockville, charg­ dicated his retirement plans. More Money Spent like ed with breach of peace, resist­ For Recordings »! ing arrest, and intoxication, in connection with a disturbance NEW YORK (AP) — Manu- at John’s Bar, 144 W. Main St., facturecs’ sales of phonograph Rockville; released on ^ $66 GYPSY MOTH records and prerecorded tapes cash bond. Court date July 25 were up 6 per cent in 1971 over k mocrame i at Vernon. Defoliation will intensify for the nejct 2 or 3 weeks. 1970, lUie Recording Industry ► definition: the art of tjring... a NOTICE: Spray now to protect your trees. AssociaUon of ./^ erica says. we have a wonderful selection of ^ Sales ot piidnograi^ records OPEN were up 5.8 per cent, to a high Light Energy-Packed PROMPT SERVICE w books k rings k beads J The 1972 Class of Radiologic Technologists of Man­ of il.251 billion, against 91-182 LGS ANGELES — The amount billion the previous year. Of chester Memorial Hospital proudly display their Six Complete (Herald photo by Emt) r k nylon ★ jute ★ rayon ★ hemp ^ ALL DAY of sunlight falling on the United Cdi 346-8300 or 346-1327 this total, LPs accounted for gi-aduation certificates. Members of the class, who States in two days provides Peter Cafazzo and Thomas Kearns 91.086 billion in 1971, compared graduated in exercises at the hospital yesterday, ^ f ■ ------I ^ enough energy to outlast all of MILLANE NURSERY & TREE EXPERT INC. wlOi 91,017 billion in 1970. SDNDAY t AjM. - 9 P H . are from left, George Gagne, Theona Wheelock, X-Ray Course ^ I get your conn. 50c lonory ticket .korel I A the nation’s known remaining Read Herald Advertisemeiits The increase is due in part at Maureen Rieder, Laura Boucher, Lois Lloyd and reserves of fossil fuels. six area residents were least to a rise in prices. 404 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Michael Barile. (Herald photo by Pinto) Two Hebron Youths Win graduated from Manchester Memorial Hospital, School of Radiological Technology, In ex­ ercises yesterday at the hos­ Rank of Eagle Scout G>ventry Jury List pital. The Hebron youths, Peter Tom, 14-year-old son of Mr. Graduates are: Michael ot Scouting fraternity. The jurors from Coventry for Cafazzo and Thomas Kearns, Berile, son of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph Kearns of Oak Tom, on the other hand, can the next court year will be se­ have achieved the disUnctlon Jean Berile, 149 Bremford St.; Dr., was fortunate when his cub still achieve honors and to begin lected from the following list. Swim Lessons of being the town’s first Elagle scouting program was com­ with will be an atssistant patrol Lois Lloyed, daughter of Mr, Scouts, scoutlng’s highest pleted, Hebron again had a Boy leader while on the staff at the Mrs. Gloria A. Affricano In order to clear up any and Mrs. Lewis Lloyd, 62 Thrall award. Scout Troop,. No.28. He is the junior leader’s training course William L. Andersmi misunderstanding regarding Rd., Vernon; George Gagne, husband of Holenla Gagne, 83 Peter, 18-year-oId son of Mr. first boy from this troop to in August at the Lake of Isles. Mrs. Dorothy A. Andrews swim lessons next week, the Manchester Recreation De­ Grand Ave., Rockville; Laura and Mrs. Robert Cafazzo of achieve the eagle rating. He also will be attending the Ronald F. Aronson Rasked ammig the youngest partment has Issued the fol­ Boucher, daughter of Mr. and Hope Valley Rd., received his junior leader’s instructor train­ Mrs. Farliyn J. Arey lowing information: Mrs. Wilfred Boucher, 198 Hil­ Eagle Award weeks ago to receive the rank, Tom, a ing course at the National Schiff Richard A. Ashley Lessons will be held Mon­ ton Dr., South Windsor; Mau­ through his troop No. 162 of ninth grader at Rham High ‘Scout ReservaUon Ih New lOD Oonnt William J. Auabuiger day and Tuesday at all five reen Rieder, daughter of Dr. Columbia. School has "Uved” scouting for Jersey this summer. PAPER Mrs. Madeline M. Banak the past several years striving As is customary upon receipt Mrs. Kelsie H. Basils facilities, including Globe and Mrs. Francis Rieder, 86 He prlgtlnally had been in the for the honor. of the Eagle Award, the boys )PUTES Gerald L. Beach Hollow, as well as the rest of Baker Rd., Vernon; and Theona Hebron troop but when it dis­ Both boys have participated presented their mothers with a 4 9 0 Mrs. Rosa K. Bearce the week. Wheelock, daughter of Mrs. banded in 1966, he continued his activity in summer scouUng remembrance of the occasion. FAMOUS MAKER » Richard E. Bergin Registration for second les­ Dorothy Wheelock, 19 Spring St., Rockville.' scouting acUvitles with Colum­ programs at the Lake of Isles Tom’s gift to his mother was LIST Deluxe 2 Speed Mrs. fiuzanne T. (Berwick sons will be held at all pools bia. Reservation. Peter also worked a charm bracelet containing 980 WINDOW FAN Atjstln J. Bluto on July 11. Dr. Robert E. Karns preo. A graduate this year from for three years as a counselor sixteen charms, each represent- 9" diameter BEG. LOW 14.91 Jacob W. Bohr Jr.' ented Lois Lloyd with the Mal- Rham High School, Peter at the June-Norcroes Webster ' ihg a rate he had attained or plates for all George (M. Bolduc Jr. linkrodt Award, which Is given leaves this weekend to attend Scout ReservaUon in Warren- a scouting activity he partici­ your Mrs. Carol G. Bollinger to the highest ranking graduat­ Richard A. liaws

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JhsL disJuald, dnqtsL Tigeritis Fails to Stop Baltimore, Crowds Thrilled at ‘Little Chrissie’

By FARL YOST Dobsonitis Proves to Be Too Much Evert Feels, Fred DeSarro Sports Editor Plays Better Seeks Sixth NEW YORK (AP) scored a 3-2 victory Friday he.V alsoauBo suggestedauKxwaeu his...a playerspmvv.a And in the fifth, Don Buford with a flve-ron latter won out oil sudden death on the •< All T - j » D-ii At night to slice the ’Tigers’ load In "v"would rattle the seats with struck out but reached first first homer Yankee Doodles second hole . Carl Silver of the Rec In Net Play Stafford W in It’s the little things that ore beating All I said, ’ Billy Martin American League East to a homers" when they got a shot when catcher Bill Freehan was the lead Department^rfeporta that the ’Twi League, us," Manager Ralph Houk of the Yan­ was explaining, “ was he’s single game. “ at Dobson. charged with a passed ball. IBUt - -w- and not Rec, is responsible for put­ W IMBLEDON, England Fred DeSarro, the wlnningest kees explained as we talked In Yankee In the rest of the American Willie Horton managed to John Oates’ single and Bobby ^ ^ M i w a ting out’’ the bases at Mt. Nebo. Silver gonna get Tigeritis against driver at Stafford Springs Mo­ Sfadium this week. "We grot some breaks ,, . . . u • • League, Texas turned back Cal- rattle a few. In the left field Grich’s double-play grounder victory ov , . ^ u»nlk (AP)— ^There’s a way to said Jtixe Rec purchased a set of new tor Speedway, will attempt to when we went on that winning streak the n ex t time he S in 7.3 ^ew York Yan- stands with his sixth home run then produced what proved to Andrews bases-lo^ed walk. stop Chris Evert, and lots ba^es for-.J45 for use by the ’Twi Leag­ win his sixth feature of the # a - and then everything seemed to turn Detroit.” Instead, the Ti* kees edged Cleveland 1-0, the in the second Inning. But that be the winning run. r a n o e h s • ANGELS of tennis fans know what uers but no one from the league, or RANGERS son tonight as the speedway against us the next week. We stJH have gers came down with a Chicago White sox defeated barely made up for a mlsplay • • • hn'meni bv Ted it is. The difficulty is clo- 'Morlarty’s, would accept the responsi­ Successive homers by hosts its regular 30-lap modi­ a good shot at this thing (American severe case of Dolisonitis. Oakland 6-5 in 11 innings, Min- which paved the way to two YANKS • INDIANS ing it. bility to return the bases to the ei^ulp- Ford and Larry BUttner In the fied feature. The green flag League East Division title)." . . . Tony. Because of the Detroit man- nesota beat. Kansas City 2-0 and Baltimore runs in the first. ment shack after each game. Because j . . . VI* A walk, a sacrifice and Roy -,.y. inning led the Rangers’ st­ “ Little Chrissie,” as de­ will drop at 8 o’clock. Ferrerra is a successful New York real ager’s comment, Pat Dobson Milwaukee’s game at Boston The Birds got only six hits two-out single In the „ ^ n s t the Angels of this, and the fact third base was lighted ftins at the Wimbledon estate man who delights in pitching.bat- said, doing a litUe explaining of was rained out. against Detroit, one of them a jj^ttom of the ninth gave the Also running on the regular stolen prior to Tuesday night’s game, champions'hlps call her, has ting practice when the Yankees are his own, "I wanted to win that • • • g^t compliments of Horton. Yanks their victory over Cleve- tw tnr . ROYALS card will be the All-American play was held up minutes until an­ reached the final 16 of the home. The prematurely gray-haired 10 game mere than any game I ORIOLES ■ TIGERS After a two-out Infield sh^le jj-gam e winner, Gaylord . TT„baaten Ray Corbin notched Sportsman Division with Greg other bag could bo found. women’s singles in her first righthander is a friend of Whitey Ford. ever pitched. ” Martin, who has embroiled in the first inning, the Tiger p _ . ” , “ *®" challenge for the most coveted Fox seeking another checkered flag. Close on his trail are past "He can get the ball over the plate and And he did just that. TTie tall himself in more than his share left fielder mlsplayed Boog ' . . . J'*® ^°” ^RAh*i>arwln and E ric title in world tennis. that’s what we like about him,” Houk Short Stuff right-hander tossed a four-hit- of baseball feuds, began this Pcweai’s fly ball, which sailed ' ^ thtte SOX - A ’ S .tanned run-scoring winners Del Crushing and Gary Baltimore pitching staff has chalked The 17-year-old star from said as he watched the slender business­ ter while the Baltimore Orioles, cne with that "Tigeritis" com- over his head for a run-scoring ^ Inning to Ryan. up 11 shutouts and 27 complete games Fort Lauderdale, Fla., is giving man serve up pitchest to the Yankee taking advantage of some De- ment a week ago, when the ’ll- double. Brooks Robinson then ’The White Sox bombed 11- sing «,« Rovala The mini-midgets will also this season, both high water marks in the the crowds plenty of thrills as players . . . In Houk's book, the best trolt inepUtudo in the field, gers played in Baltimore^and doubled Powell home. game winner Ken Holtzman out lead the ’Twins past tne ttoy . appear. American League . . . Brooks Robinson Is she moves, not \rithout trouble, looking young ball player in the Amer­ the only Oriole who has taken part in toward an expected semifinal Monday night’s Permatex ican League ts Joe Rudl of the Oakland _ ____ (A P pho to) every game played to date . . . Despite against defending champion 150, the most lucrative NAS(3AR As. "I thought last year that he had a TEE FOR TWO— Betty Burfeindt places her tee as Shirley Englehorn pre­ being the defending A.L. champions, Evonne Goolagong of Australia. modified event to date this year lot of potential and he’s been even better pares to pick up her tee during second round of U.S. Women’s Open Fiiday. Baltimore Is averaging just over U,(X)0 Miss Evert’s moat recent vic­ in the Northeast, highlights an this year,” Houk said of the young Oak­ Two Nervous Guys action-packed holiday weekend tim, Mary Ann Blael of St. paid admisions per game at Memorial land outfielder who is leading the league TRIAL RUN— Jim Ryun, right, breaks the tape first in the 800-meter run in Stadium . . . When the New York Louis is one of those who knows .schedule at Stafford. in hitting. the Olympic 'Trials at Eugene, Ore., in 1: :47.3. Also-rans were Fordham’s Marcel Winged Foot Golf Course Water-Logged Ysmkees signed Scott McGregor, an 18- how to stop Chris, but finds dif­ Two separate point races and Philippe, California’s Gordon Brown and Dave Wottle of Bowling Green. almost $15,000 in posted awards Balls 'n Strikes year-old Southpaw, who was the club’s ficulty in putting theory into first selectlim in the recent free agent pracUce. , :iwalt the NASCAR modlfleds Like several other clubs. Including Bos­ draft, it completed the list of the top 10 Help Shake Up Sues '"There’s only ond way of at Promoter Jack Arute’s ton, the Yankees are experimenting with choices who were under contract. Mc­ playing her and that’s to attack Accustomed to Adversity, speedy half-mile. the new knit-type uniforms. “All the Gregor had an 18-1 record in high school her,” Miss Eisel satid. players like ’em," Houk said. ‘,;|The only this spring . . . ’Two softball games re­ NFW YORK fAPl ____It the Reds remained Mie-half ball for dnclnnatl for six In- Big Day for ' Miss Eisel tried to follow her problem has been getting the manufac­ sulted in forfeits last Wednesday night was nervous-nervous time 8®"*® ^® Astros, nlngs and right Welder own advice Friday in a tMrd turer to come up with stripes that are thf PhWon PnL Elsewhere. San FrancUro GerotUmo, a seventh-inning ^ when clubs were unable to field full for the Chicago Lubs h ri loj Angeles 8-4 and fenslve replacement, threw two round match and led Chris in Shirley Englehorn Leading traditional with the Yankees." . . . Rod squads in the Charter Oak and Candle­ day night. Joe P e p ito n ^ downed PhUadelphla San Diego runners out at the each set. But cool Miss Evert Blomberg, a butcher on defense at first light Leagues. Word is still being awaited used her baseline power and remember him?— got the piate and tripled home the the best frent nine score of the base, still feels that he can hit either on the outcome of the protest following won 8-6, 8-6. MAMARONECK, N. Y. Jane Blalock and defending shakes before the Cubs’ 4-3 . * » Reds’ two runs in the nth. And Mann in tourney—a 34—and had just champion Joanne Garner, two lefthanded pitching if he plays every a recent brawl at Charter Oak Park in Today she plays Julie Antho­ (A P )— It would have been victory over Pittsburgh c u b s ■ p i r a t e s • » • started her trip home with a day. Houk feels diferently and says to the Silk City League . . . When Orlando ny of Malibu, Calif., in the easier to skip stones than of the top attractions at this bogey on No. 10 when the look at the average and you’ll see he’s • Cepeda was peddled to the Oakland A ’s and Rick Reuschel — a BUly Williams, who drove in b r a v e s • ASTROS EUGENE, Ore. (AP) — Americans joined Mmk Wlnze- and did not qualify. fourth round. sink putts on the water­ $40,000 classic, were far back in name to remember— ^joined the cubs’ first run with a sacri- The Reds didn’t lose any cloudburst sent everyone the pack. Miss Blalock, the right. The left-handed swinging Blom­ by Atlanta for Denny McLain he took It was another big day for ried—a first round casualty—on John Craft, two-time AAU " I ’m still playing Wimbledon logged Winged Foot Golf berg just haisn’t been able to solve him in the late innings. bee fly, cracked a two-run ground, however, vdien Atlanta scurrying for sheltef. LPGA’s leading money winner along a 895,000 salary. McLain, on the Jim Ryun and Ralph Mann, the sidelines. Juris Luzins of champion topped the list of 12 match by match, not tMnklng Club course. southpaw pitchers . . . ’Hie Yanks boast "I haven’t been that nervous double in the sixth inning and scored three runs In the ninth “ I lost my momentum in the who is the center of a con­ other hand, was working on a better who regained winning form the Marine (3orps, bothered by qualifiers for tonight’s finals in about what’s -ehead,” Oiris But Shirley Englehorn, accus­ a .236 team batting average which is than $100,000 salary for the 1972 season. since the seventh game of the scored what proved to be the Ralph Garr’s double. Hank a foot Injury, and Toni Von Ru- the triple jump. said. "The more I play in front clubhouse,” she said. "I troversy with the LPGA over STANDINGS 19 points higher than Baltimore, which 1964 World Series," said Pepl- winning run on Rick Monday’s Aaron’s RBI single and Earl Friday in the second day of tomed to adversity, birdled the couldn’t think. I just wasn’t rules infractions, matched her Aiiierioaii League den of the Pacific Coast Club Craft; who had a wind-aided of a big crowd the better I 18th hole from 26 feet and left New York with a ,217 team mark End of the Line tone, returning to action for the single. Williams’ second homer of the the U.S. Olympic Men’s were eliminated in the- heat jump of 56 feet even. He feel.” with It.” first round 78 for a 166. Mrs. W. L. . . . The Yankees have been averaging first time since April 24 after ReuscheTs Injury problems grame to beat the Astros. hOke Track and Field Trials. maintained her one-stroke lead Garner carded another 79 for a *Army & Navy 10 5 Jack Crockett carded a low gross score won by Wolhuter in 1:47.2 jumped only once. Three others Miss Evert and Miss Anthony at the half-way point Friday in At one point after the deluge, 11,499 paid for their first 23 dates at of 60 this week ad cam e home with first two months on the voluntarily started on a play at first base Laun also homered for the Ryun, who wants to qualify in Finals in the event will be passed 63-6 including Jerry were among eight Americans in she was tied at four over par i58. Wipco 8 6 home this season. Away from Yankee retired list. the seventh Inning. Braves; Bob Watson and Jim the Women’s U.S. Open cham- Almost unheralded '.in the Dillon’s 7 7 prize in the New lEhigland-Realtors Golf both the 800-and 1,600-meter held tonight, while Mann the Freeman of the Southern Cali­ the last J6—one of the best U.S. plbnsMp with a 72-76—147. with Gloria Ehret, already in Stadium the club shows but nine wins Tournament at Hyannis, Mass. . . . Reuschel’s first game in the "I hurt a tendon In my ankle Wynn homered for Houston, distance races, moved a step 440-yard intermediate hurdles fornia Strlders (64-6%) performances in years. the clubhouse, and Pam Barn­ hub-bub of the l.ate-day rain Police & Fire 7 7 in 33 starts and in one-run games, six majors was less than two covering first,” he said. "I was * ♦ * Well, almost the half-w.ay was an early morning hole-in- Sears 4 11 Wliltey Fitzimmons, beloved Yale trainer closer' to Ms Olympic goal In world record holder, will head Among the older sprinters, In the other half of the draw point. ett, two groups in front of her. have been decided in the Yanks’ favor for many years, was stricken and died weeks ago. He won It in relief nursing the ankle a little bit GIANTS • DODGERS Uie half-mile by winMng Ms a 16-man field into the semi­ Army Capt. Mel Pender sur­ were Billie Jean King, three- But Pam had her troubles, one by a 23-year-old amateur With exponents winning a dozen by the The rains -came in late after­ from Riverton, N.J. Nancy Por­ National League this week in New Haven...Tim Kearns, heat for the second straight finals of the 400-intermediate vived the cut. However, Dr. De­ time Wimbledon champion noon and stayed for 1 hour, 40 too. same margin . . . Quick now, what play­ (AP photo) ter aced the par three No. 6 W. L. former East Catholic High eager who night hurdles. lano Meriwether, the 29-year- from Long Beach, Calif., Rose­ minutes. Hie accompanjdng She bogeyed the last three er leads the Orioles in home runs this CENTER STAGE — AH eyes are on Ump Bruce "I TO 1K.MJS .. a. gun. to ta».n I ^ with a three-iron to become "Nassiff Arms 12 4 starred with Yale last winter, is again ’The 25-year-old former Kan­ . Mann, who tore a tendon in old hematologist at the Har­ mary Casals of San Francisco thunder and lightning sus­ holes to go five over with a 73- season? Don Baylor is the answer with Froemming as he calls out Joe Morgan of Reds at on the radio and you bet I was started to feel a UtUe dizzy. only the third woman in 26 Moriarty’s 10 6 a playground instructor in East Hartford sas star once again went out his right foot two months ago, vard Medical School, finished and Mra. -Nancy Gunter of San pended play. It was resumed. 76—149. seven. Tied with four each are Paul nervous.” the 6-foot-8, 230- Pepitone singled his first f l S to t h r j ^ a i ^ years of Open history to record Bonanza 8 5 . Despite the fact that attendance, home when tagged by Pat Corrales of the Padres. early and won Ms semifinal said he "felt like the Ralph last in Ms quarter-final heat. Angelo, Tex. But darkness came, stranding Two strokes back at 161 going Blair, Boog Powell, Terry Crowley and such a feat. Medics 7 8 and receipts are down ,at Mt. Nebo for pound right-hander smd as he Ume and then Mt three hard fly Fuentes. and tantod heat in l minute 47.3 seconds. Mann of last year," In winning Meriwether, who hasn’t had The next round pits Mrs. 17 pl.ayers. into today’s tMrd round were Merv Rettenmund, 0 16 ’Twi Letigue g(ames this seascai, Man­ stretched out on a table In the baUs, aU cau^t. stumbling Dodgem, " I didn’t, want to wait his heat in 60.9 seconds. much time for track tMs year, King against Britain’s Winnie They were to begin at 8 a.m., Joceljme Bourassa, Betsy Oil- VFW locker room with Ice packs on - chester still rates No. 1 in collections. Roy White Not Affected Wea Parker and Chris Cannto around," said the world-record Richard Bruggeman of the turned on the Eugene crowd Shaw, Mrs. Gunter against Ker­ EDT, today where they left off. len and Judy Rankin. Former 1 Attle LeaHiH’ Off the Cuff his back and ankle. He blanked REDS - PADRES League Rockville and New Britain staged games zaro connected for the looers, holder In the mile and half- Ohio Track Club and Jim Bol­ with a 9.0 wind-aided 100-yard ry Harris of Australia and Miss Then the low 60 scorers and Open titlist Susie Maxwell Ber- VALLEY FARM Inioniatlonul the hard-Mtting Pirates on two The Reds and Padres strug- Earle Everett reported 68 youngsters bring in less than $30 with the take under with Parker’s two-run dmt In mile. "I wanted to get out of ding of Oklahoma State, fin­ dash in the 1971 AAU meet. Casals against Mrs. Betty Stove ties were scheduled to start the ning, an early starter, carded The Pirates turned b.ick the W. L. hits for 7 1-3 inntags before the g'ed thr^gh 10 ^oreless in- ^ Bryant’s string participated in the International Associ­ $25 at St. Thomas Seminary . . . Gene the pack because In the Games ished 1-2 in the AAU champion- Jay Silvester, world-record of Holland. tMrd round at 11 a.m.—^under the best second round with a Giants, once again last night, "Oilers 13 3 ates Real Estate-sponsored golf tourna­ Johnson, usually a slow-starter in the ankle-back comblnaUon foreed ^ Wore ewh team scored ^3 consecuUve ^ r e le s s t o you can’t win coming m from sMps, also advanced, along holder at 224-5 in the discus, led Patti Hogan of La Jolla, (3a- mostly sunny skies. one(-over-par 73 for a 162 tot.aJ. 25-8. The victory enabled the Ansaldi’s 11 4 him out and reUevers Dan twice in the 11th and once in ment at Fox Grove this week. Each hitting department, is off to a great Perry’s Wet Pitch behind." with NCAA champ Bruce Col­ the qualifiers in that event for lif., who ousted Australia’s Shelley Hamlin, a rookie on the Pirates to finish in second place Barbers 7 8 J McGinn and Jack Aker blew the 12th. In the 13th, the Padres * » » Miss Englehorn, a 31-year-old contestant paid a dollar which was tinned start with Moriarty’s this season. His Ryun and Ken Swenson, lins of Pennsylvania. Boyd Got- today’s finals at 211-4 with a fifth-seeded Kerry Melville in pro competing for the first time pro tour, also was at 162 with a behind the (Jubs. Skip Gay Stevenson’s 6 9 most of a 4-0 lead. leaded the bases on Dave Rob- • over to the Manchester Drug Advisory bat has kept the MBs from ' being a America’s record-holder In the tins of Washington’s Cougar new discus adopted at the trials the tMrd’ round, takes on Pam blasted a grandslnm homer for Lawyers 2 14 While the tMrd-place Cubs erts’ double, a walk and Nate CARDS • PHHB since an ankle operation side­ 78-74. She. too, finished before Council. “The day’s best scores were complete disappointment . . . Coach 800, advanced to the finals Track Club, considered a lead­ to meet specifications for the Teeguarden of Cheviot Hills, the winners. •Clinched title. climbed within 3% games of Colbert’s single. ’The red-hot Cardinals made lined her a year ago, carded the rain. turned in by Lon Annulli, Brad Downey Nick Nicola wound up second best this along with CMcago’s Rick Wol- ing contender for the U.S. Olympic Games In Munich lat­ Calif., and Laura duPont of Can’t Stop Yanks Pittsburgh, the New York Mets Clarence Gaston grounded to It three in a row. 10 of 11 and and Dennis Garafolo, all with 38 scores. season — by only one game — after huter, but two other leading team, finished last In his heat er this summer. (Charlotte, N.C., meets eighth- Annulli, who starred with Manchester putlng together back-to-back champion­ trimmed Montreal 7-8 and third baseman Darrel Chaney, 18 of 24 by beating the PhiUles seeded Francolse Durr of High’s team this spring, as did Downey, ships with Moriarty Brothers’ entry in N EW YORK (A P )— Spittev? What spitter? Gaylord pulled within three percentage whose throw to the plate forced behind Scipio Spinks’ five-hit France. won in a playoff. All were in the 16-18 the National Little League in 1970 and Peiry doesn’t throw a spittei’. points of the Pirates in the Na- Roberts. But catcher Johnny pitching. Jose Cruz homered Miss Goolagong is matched XJhprecedented Bid Today f ' age bracket. The boy’s 11-14 age group 1971 . . . Monday night’s baseball tele­ That’s what Roy White told himself when he came Uooal League East, in the Bench threw the relay trying for the first St. Louis run and I Sports Slate j against Olga Morozova of Rus­ found Duffy Leone, Jeff Torrance and A1 cast will feature Detroit and Baltimore to bat with two out in the ninth inning Friday night West, Cincinnati lost to San for a double pl.ay past first Lou Brock hammered a run- sia. u Slnlcrope all tied with 41 rounds. ’The . . . Have a nice weekend. and that’s what he told everyone after his single to Diego 4-8 in 13 innings and base, a i l o ^ Lee to s c ^ goring Wple. Joe U s homered SATURDAY,' JULY 1 Two American men were bid­ center field gave the New York Yankees a 1-0 Ameri- Houston bowed to Atlanta 6-2 so Wayne eimpson pitched no-Mt for the Phils.______Fifth Olympic Trip Rockville vs. Legion, 1 p.m. ding to Join favorite Stan Smith can League victory over the Cleveland Indians. — Nebo. in the quarter-finals. Jim Con­ nors of Belleville, HI., takes on WMle Bobby Murcer, the Sox Rain out SUNDAY Francois Jauffret M France, Yanks’ top hitter, has com- the bag to keep it from going Legion at Windsor Locks, 2 and Tom Gorman of Seattle Yogi Master Juggler plained about Perry’s alleged through for a run-scoring Willye White’s Goal p.m. faces Romania’s Hie Nastase. spitball and gone hltless in single. the secemd seed. three games this season against With two runners aboard in Another Blow CANTON, Ohio (A P )— Willye White, America’s dur­ MONTREAL (AP) — Friday night was no different treal dugout. y^e Oeveland ace. White uses a the fifth. Murcer raced to the able long jumper, was bidding today for an unprece­ Sales Position Smith, from Pasadena, Calif., MALDEN, Mass. (AP) — reached the last elg^it with an L Baseball fans, meet Yogi as New York jumped on Mon- In the ninth, Willie Mays different method and it seems fence in right-center and made dented fifth trip with the U.S. Olympic track team. At the Gate Bailey Howell, a former star 8-6, 4i-6, 6-2, 6-4 victory over Berra, the master juggler, treal rookie Balor Moore for stepped up and drilled his 649th to work. a back to the plate catch of "I don’t know If I can do It with the Boston Celtics and Australia’s Ian Fletcher Fri­ 'The New York Mats manager career home run. first quesUon asked Gralg Nettles’ high drive for BOSTON (AP) — The Mil­ again,” said the 32-year-old al In the 1966 event at Mel- AMERICAN LEAGUE NA-nONAL LEAGUE three other National Basketball day. His next opponent will be did it again Friday night, mak- , , j . White after his second straight the third out. Chicago leaper, again slowed bourne. The other three landed waukee Brewers and the Bos­ East Association teams, was named Alexander Metrevell of Russia. Ing the right changes at the I sure don t like having to game-winning hit was whether ------by injuries tMs season. her in 11th spot each time. ton Red Scot hoped for a break W. L. Pet. G.B. today a sales and promotional right times with a crippled line- Two of the runs came in on a maqe all these changes and I he hit a spltball. It was a logl- Despite her ailments, she was Miss WMte predicts It will from the weatherman today to _ . Pet. OB p>ittsburgh 40 26 .616 — representaUve for the Converse FLAINVILLE STADIUM up as New York dropped the double by Jones, who four in- don’t like to see these guys sit- cal question, since Perry’s Na- long-jumping in the naUonal take a jump well past 21, feet Detroit .563 — York 41 26 .612 — Rubber C3o. An exciting weekend is in Montreal Expos 7-3 in National nlngs later left because his el- bench ’’ Berra said U»ual League years were Sports Dial get their rain-delayed weekend Baltimore AAU womens meet today and just- to win the AAU title. League action at Jarry Park. bow was hurting. ” ’ strewn with controversy about J Chicago 37 29 .561 S% Howell, who rqcefitly earned store for the Plainvllle Stadium. series started at Fenway* Parit. New York “ 2 "You look at our lineup, Tom Montreal closed the gap to “ walking wounded. what, if anything, he ap- SATURDAY 34 33 .607 7 Sunday at Citizens Field, bid- "I don’t know If I can go that a masters degree In physical ToMght, a gigantic stock car ding for a spot In the Olympic far,” she said. “ Two girls can Agee, Cleon Jones, Willie Mays, one run by the sixth inning Another reason the Mets line- pUed to the baseball besides his 1:00 (3) Brewers vs. Red Sox, Managers Del Crandali of the Boston 29 39 .433 12 education at Mississippi State, show will be presented, featur­ •S h. “ i trials next week at Frederick, — Martha Watson and a young ing a 100-lap feature for the John Mlllner and Rusty Staub scoring runs on a triple by Ron up has been decimated is Hur- fingers. w nc Brewers and Ekldle Kasko of Cleveland 24 42 .364 16% will conduct basketball clinics i. Yanks the Red Sox decided to stick Milwaukee IS Md. Texan named Brenda Bryan.” modlfleds and a 20-feature for arc all hurting,” he said after woods and solo homers by Tim rlcane Agnes. “ It was my sweetest hit of 2:00 (18) Indians ’ fA Weat ih Mississippi, Louisiana and with original starting pitcher “ My back’s all messed up Watson had the best quall- the novice cars. the win. Foil and Jota Bi^cabella. the year," said White, who was WINF CMiclnnatl 41 27 .803 — Arkansas In his new position. .652 — and its going down into my fylng distance of 21-6. The juggler gets the work Jenes relief, Wayne Garrett. ,, , , , robbed by second baseman 2:15 (22-30) Orioles vs. Tigers assignments after rain and Oakland Houston 41 28 .694 %■ . j done, and as a result the Mets blasted an eighth-inning triple t*®td a dangerous game, and Brohamer in thesame sit- 5:00 (8) Wide World of Sports dense fog forced postpmiement Oilcago .591 4 Los Angeles 36 3P. .629 5 legs,” said the single Chicago Discus thrower Olga Connolly .647 7 are tied for first place with the to left-center field and scored "w e have had batting practice of the series opener Friday Minnesota Atlanta 31 36 .463 9% public relations woman Friday of Los Angeles has a chance to nation in the first imilng. SUNDAY Kansas City .484 11 Pittsburgh Pirates atop the himself when the throw . from only twice in the last nine night. San Francisco 28 46 .878 18 after a visit with a Canton phy- match Wlllye’s five Olympic ’Hie winner was Steve Kline, 1:00 (18) Indians : Yanks, Calif orMa .466 13 East Division standings. the outfield went Into the Mon- games," Berra said. The‘^ d Sox waited until 2% San Diego 24 44 .858 17 slclan. appearances this year. How- 8-3, who scattered eight hits, all WINF Slow Pitch (AP photo) hours before game time before Texas .415 16% "He just gave me,som e pills, ever, she competed-for (Sech- in the first six InMngs. Kline 2:00 (22) Brewers vs. Red Sox Friday’s Results DIFFERENT STYLES—Three of America’s best Competitors are, left to right, Gary Rainwater; calling the game, another dam­ Friday’s Results San Diego 4, Cincinnati 3, 18 I’m going to jump'^yway,” oslovakia In before def^t- threw 98 pitches and only 28 w t ic triple jumpers— hop, step and jump— competed John Craft, who led the (jualifiers with 55-feet aging blow to sagging attend­ Milwaukee at Boston, post- Hinson Holds Edge in Cleveland Open were called balls as he posted 2:30 (30) Indy 500 Highlights Innings Mlss WMte said. "It’s the same ^ even* and Art Walker, display jumping styles. ance. A Friday night game, old Injury that kept me out of thrower Harold Connolly, yesterday auring Oij^mpic Trials at Eugene, Ore. his thlr^ shutout of the season. St. Louis 4, Philadelphia 1 3:00 3) AAli Championship: which usuaUy ^ u T is ,a ^ good attract- „ Outstanding defensive plays New York 7, Montreal 3 the Pan-American games last Mrs. Connolly is competing New York 1, Cleveland 0 year.”. '' here and has the best pre-meet by second baseman Clarke and Chicago 4, Pittsburgh a Softball a , - Texas 7, CallforMa 3 Jamieson ^In’ Bob Lewis Figures Time Ripe ' two '« weeks >S“’ ago. "" Atlanta 5, Houston 2 Willye IrtHiically leaped 19 discus tossiof 184 feet, T h re e T o p Legion Active on Weekend^ center , fielder Murcer helped sic Baltimore 3, Detroit 2 Jim Jamieson, the Mo­ San FYanclsco 8, Los Angeles feet, Inches in all lour The women went through Kline./In the fourth, with a run- 4:30 (3) Tennis: Boy Emerson Without hesitation, the Red CMcago 8, Oakland 5, 11 in­ line, III., heavyweight who 4 Olympic appearances. The first trials today to decide the final- ner on second, cilarke back- vs. Marty Rtessen Sox immediately re-s<*eduled nings has recently become one of Play ^Rockville Here Today Today’s Games one was good for a silver med- Ists in 18 events Sunday night. Rec League SILK CITY D riv e r s Set h^ ded Ray Fosse's Mt behind (8) Golf U.8. Womens Open ll'® washout with Milwaukee as Minnesota 2, Kansas City 0 the hottest names in the To Gain First Win on Golf Tour part of a doubleheader Sunday, CMcago (Jenkins 9-6) at w. L. Pet. // W. L. Today’s Games the world of golf, has be­ The pltcMng staff of the Man­ Sunday, Manchester treks to with a starting time of 1:30 PltUburgh (Moose 6-4) Army & Navy 7 2 .778 J^oriarty’s 12 1 At Riverside come sometMng of an over­ chester American Legion will CLEVELAND, Ohio N.c., who edged in front of the birdie putt and another of 25 p.m Milwaukee (Lockwood 8-8) at Los Angeles (Downing 4-4) at Pizza House 5 2 .714 Dillon’s - 9 3 Windsor Locks at 2 o’clock. 9 3 Bobby Stefanik, Hill Greco night success with golfing get a sound workout this week- (A P )— Rookie Bob Lewis, ® 31-34—65, six under- feet said, ” I never had one putt The postponement gave the San Francisco (McDowell 8-S) Annulli Construction 6 3 .625 Groman’s Last -night Coach Wally Fortin’s at Two Major Prizes Gormtin’s 7 4 and Buddy Krebs, the three fans and press, and has just 'eniid with games today and Sun- riding high in a tie f o r short ail day long.’’ Red SoTZie to reflect on a « St. Louis (Gibson .8-6 and San­ Manchester Oil Heat 4 4 .600 club was rained out in a' tilt .’ t. eirtnnnn cf husky Johnny Jacobs of San j' ^ g. 6 most successful and active driv­ won his first tour victory day- humbling 8-4 loss to the Detroit torini 3-6) at PMladelpMa ’Town Employe* 4 4 .600 ■Fogarty’s 5 ^ ir d place m the $p 0,000 posted a 35- He speke for all rookies on Sportsman 8 6 ers at Riverside Park Speed­ with an impressive six-under Sporting a 1-2 record the Le­ with South Windsor. ’ngers Thursday night. Boston (Nash 1-3 and Reynolds 0-8), 2,. ’Telephone ' 3 5 .376 Cleveland Open golf tour- 3i _ 6g tour *when he said, “ if you Detroit (LoUch 12-6 Honda. 3 6 way, will be resuming their rfed- par finish In the Western gionaries host powerful Rock­ Probable starting pitchers for led 4-0 starting the - ninth, but twl-nlght Hartford National 3 6 .333 nament after the first 23 pros shaded the 36- don’t have perseverance and a Miiihesota (perry 8-7) at Chl- Acadia 6 8 hot rivalry tonight at 8 in a Open, has advised the GHO ville at Mt. N’ebo today at 1 the two games will be Russ the Tigers broke loose for all New York (Kooeman 6-3) at Manchester'Olds 1 6 .143 round, figures this might 36—71 par at Tanglewood Ooun- putter you’ll never make On Line at Henley Lynch 1 10 talent-packed 100-Iap modified that he will, come to Hart­ o’clock. This is a makeup game Bilodeau today and Connie Mc- thelr runs In a wild Inning to t v Montreal (Torrez 9-8), N be the time to win his first try Club Friday, despite the OeCJormler’s 1 11 stock car feature. ford over Labor Day Week­ from Friday, June 23. Curry Sunday. Texas (Undblad 3-8) at Kan- A|;lanta (Stone 1-6) at Hous­ >funiA regular tour tournament, soggy going where iron shots A year older and a couple of pull out the victory. (Splittorff 7-4) The main event, wMch is the end to competo. in the 21st ton (Wll«m 4-8). N HENLEY-ON-THAMES, England (AP),— The United W. L. ifc?- ” I know I can win,” the 26- buried in saturated greens. ’The years longer on tour, Jacobs ’Ihe Brewers, who fired man- Oakland (Hamilton 6-1) at CHARTER OAK tMrd extra-distance gfrind of the Greater Hartford Open. Cincinnati (Nolan 10-2 or Bor- States and the Soviet Union lined up today to fight for Klock y year-old Warren, Ohio pro said, llft-and-replace rule was in ef- vowed to let all the stops out. ager Dave Bristol and named California (Ryan 8-5), Mght W, season, Mghlights Hie start of a Now In Ms fourth year on bon 2-1) at San Diego (Arlln S- the two major prizes at Henley’s Royal Regatta.______Dick’s American "If I can get my putting going, feet, so heavy was the going, “ I’m going all the way,” he Crandall Ms successor on their Spruce . *6 busy holiday weekend on the the tour, Jamieson had not Sunday’s Games 7), N Walnut Barbers . I know I’m going to win some.” but even that didn’t always said, as he counted Ms putts. last trip to Boston In late'May, ^® out oh the river again,” said Norm’s 6 Agawam oval. even achieved exempt status Milwaukee at Boston, 2 Sunday’s Gamea West tussles hinged, stfaiigelj^ "Winning races is so Nassiff Arms Lewie got down in 28 putts, help. He had only 24 putts for the took three of four games with Peru’s 6 A special 200-car Demolition as the 1972 season began, de­ Cleveland at New York,. 2 t CMcago at IMttsburgh on the expertise of an exiled ^ attitude of mind and Lineman Permatex ISO eight fewer than par, Friday, In ” I had to move the ball on round, 12 fewer than par. the Red Sox In Milwaukee last Fuller’s 6 Derby is slated Sunday Mght at spite 1971 earnings of $40,804. Baltimore at Detroit Englishman and a runaway the W.I.N.F. flnlsMng a 33-34—67. He was practically every green,” Lewis xhe field was bunched and a weekend. ’Ihey have set a club Los Angeles at San Francisco Allied \ 8. Minnesota at Chicago, 2 WINF deadlocked with Mike Spang of said. "One green I had to give handful of veterans were step- record by winning six In a row. St. Louis at PMladelpMa Irish n w . Russians a tremendous race.” Wholesale Texas at Kansas City, 2 Wyman Oil Portland, Ore., another' pro myself a tougher putt. I was in pi„g on the leaders’ heels, New York at Montreal In the final of the Q *^ d y^ho watched ’Tlm- Wilbanks With seven victories In the Oakland at California, Atlanta at Houston Challenge Chip for heavyweight beat U.S. champion Lenox Pharmacy 3 6 youngster, and Canadian veter- water, and I had the choice of Grouped ■ at 68 wera-Lanny last eight starts, Milwaukee twilight Congo an George Knudson. a tougher putt or replacing on ' Cincinnati at San Diego eights a cr»w from North- York Ath- of Winston-Salem, still Is In last place In the ------. Feline All three had to chase Larry the fringe and chipping.” eastom University In ,etic club In Friday’s seml- DUSTY LEAGUE N.C., Buddy Allin of Santa American League East. How­ W. Pet Hinson of Beach Mountain, Lewis, who sank one 35-fqot tralned by veteran E^Ush agreed, W. Barbara, Calif., Grief Jones of ever. the Brewers have closed Cheetahs 3 coach Ernie Arlett, tMk on .ractice: 4:30-6:00 Min, .320. HOME RUNS—Bench, Cln, Oak Park. Mich.; Doug Sand­ acquired from M il^u kee in a the American League team an- the coaches.” Phlladelidiia. mate, Larry Klecatsky, in the BOSTON (AP) — Pele, gen- W. Saturday Night 8K)OP.M^ PLUS FIREWORKS HOME RUNS—R.Jackson, 20; Kingman, SF, 16. ers, of Iron Shore, Jamaica and 10-player deal last fall. nounced Friday. Hiller’s last appearance for Arlett has already coached final of the double sculls Clhal- erally recognized ^ for the past Bernie’s 6 Oak, 16; Cash, Det, 14; D,.Allen, PITCHING (6 Decisions)— Bob Wynn cf Xenia, OMo. In the doubleheader Sunday, Hiller went Into voluntary re- the ’Tigers was STRIKEOUTS—Carlton, Phi, picked up two strokes on par on have Identical 4<8 records. The ’Tiger General Manager Jim -Indians. sprints last month and he is Elizabeth Challenge C?up for Astros Ui an exhibition soccer Mota’s 4 S t e p t o o l a t e —Chicago’s Glen Beekert reach­ Stafford Motor Speedway ,Kaat, Min, 9-2, .818, 2.21. 159; Seaver, NY, 96. the frost nine but lost them on Ped Sox plan to counter .with Campbell said HlUer would Im- His lifetime record Is 28-19 confident Ms boys can take the schoolpoy ■elgdita Kent School of match tonight at Boston UM- Lock-Stock - 3 es first .base a step too late as Pittsburgh’s Bob Stafford Motor Speedway ROUTE 140. STAFFORD SPRINGS, CONN. STRUfEOUTS—liOltch, Det, H I T S —Brock, StL, 93; the back nine to finish at par Ray Culp (4-7) and rookie jehn mediately rejoin Detroit’s trav- with a 2.88 earned run average Grand, too. Connecticut opposies. . Ca n ^ a’s verslty’s Nickerson Field. Tick- BA Club^ 1? Robertson takes throwy^Ump Andy Olsen watches. ROUTE )40. STAFFORD SPRINGS CONN ' 116; O.Perry, Cle, 110. ^ ADUver, Pgh, 86, ‘ 71. ' Curtis (4-3). elli^ team as a “ batting prac- over parts at six seasons. "The boys can’t w ait to get Brentwood College School ets are priced at $10 per seat, MCX3 d \ ■ \ •

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Frechette & Martin may Kav* M «t yew IT WOULDN'T YOU LOVE I'D RATHER BE ■FOR THE CHANG INS ATTACHED CAN, TOSS' LIABLE TO COME UP WITH A GREAT 53 Rocky peak togethier with a memo listing Realtors. 647-9993. Evening ' w o u l d b e TO BE IN LONDON FOR AT CLAM BEACH OF THE TIDE!! ------IT UP, AN' AAAKE MV ID E A O F M Y OWN 54 Most restless 42 43 44 the companies you do NOT o happy odl M IC E T O SERVE.' OREAT VOU WON'T CARE Roofing » Siding 16 THE CHANGING OF 56 Individual 46 47 48 4$ 61 52 want to see your letter. Your RESTAURANT H erald VACATION IN / .^THE GUARD'? : ) ^ ID E A , E H ? . FOR AT ALL.' 57StnaU 50 l^ter will be destroyed if the Automobiles For Sole 4 f EUROPE.' \ GUTTERS and roofs repaired FOR SALE depression 53 M 65 advertiser is one you’ve mien- 1969 BUICK LaSabre, 4-door CAR 1 t v 58 Without . tloned. If not it will be han­ ReCALLED and replaced. Excellent work- Established business, ail equip- (Latin) M 57 58 dled in the usual manner. hardtop, air-conditioned, pow­ manship. Reasonable prices, ment and fixtures included. 59 Bom er brakes, power steering, BV THe Free estimates. 646-1399. Excellent family type operation. 60 Italian city ii 66 SI crulse-a-matlc, low mileage, FACTOR*/ , T tT------;------; Call 61 Afresh single owner. Call 649-4701. 5 ^ BIDWELL Home Improvement details: Happy 2nd Anniversary a (NEWSrArES ENTESPEISE ASSN.) Lost and Found 1 Co. Expert installation of alu- ______1965 DODGE custom 880, 4-door mlnum siding, gutters and AMEDY REALTY LOST White cat with black station Wagon, $280. Savings 0 spots on head and back, black trims. Roofing Installation and Realtors 875-6283 Bank of Manchester. 646-1700. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. Professional services 7 days a tall, vicinity of Hawthorne St. LEW’S SUNO(X> SERVICE c week. Call 649-6480 after 5:80, any- 1968 PL'YMOUTH Fury, low 0 time weekends, mileage, excellent condition. Rocifing and BEAUTY PARLOR for sale or J \m .T Nu. lot, i M . u.i off. T -l - :— ;----\------Best offer. Call after 3:30, 649- Chimneys 16>A lease. South Windsor—Vemon. Love, 0 CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER LOST — Pet skunk, descented 3373 Good location, high-potential. and very friendly. Henry and ROOFING — Specializing re­ Reasonable. 875-9320. North Elm St. area. 649-8388. 1968 COUGAR GT, 390 hl-per- pairing roofs of all kinds, new mmiifiwmiiiimiiwiiiiriii^ Maryann and the Five Little "Ps" GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN Reward. formahce, chrome wheels, 4- roofs, gutter work, chlnmeys, „ ------speed, 2 new wide tires. 649- cleaned and repaired. 30 years Private InstrucHons 32 7-1 RBWARD — lor return of small 1190. experience. FYee estimates. gw iM M IN G A r AFViaDXlA\ATELY Instructions for Have a Happy Happy 13th Birthday I'M TELLIN6 rsinV WiOKfeY;.„ WHYAAOTHERS SET ai^ Y black poodle. Left home, Slat- ____ !______^______Call Howley, 643-5361. adults and W HAr HOUfZ PIP TSl5 er - Doming, South Windsor, 1967 BUICK Special, station children, private, Golden Anniversary MARYANN CARLSON r n e ivAiTize^.'' W A l T f ^ f e ^ / semi-private and classes. Call LBrruce j^ss Awa/P during storm Wednesday aiter- wagon, V-8, power steering, ra- WH)N(iblNG . Heating and Plumbing 17 875-4688. Welcome to the teens noon. 644-2269, 644-0940 any- cUOi automatic transmission, 1972 l y HtA, Inc, «UR«V& MOM and POP Love, time. trailer hitch, snow tires, eco- SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL iNc. ______— nomlcal gas mileage, $600, 649- Schools and Clos.es 33 BENNETT Dad, Mom, Lisa POUND — MALE black, tan, . 1047 Call 643-1496. MUSIC LESSONS, beginning and Buffy and white Beagle puppy. Call ------^ ^ ______Motorcyeles-Bicycles 11 Business Services 13 Here's to another 50! and elementary guitar, flute and Andover Dog WardeOj 742- 19’?0 CHALLENGER RT, 883, ______—;------■ TWO YOUNG married men will SAM Watson Plumbing and trumpet. Music education 7194. Magnum, console mounted 410 cc HONDA Love from Happy ' 8” extended small repair jobs and paint- heating. Bathroom remodeling graduate. Lower than standard tourque-fllte, power steering, xviTTxn-, c -----’ ------' *•------=■ purpl® metal flake. gjgo cellar cleaning and and repairs. FYee estimates. rates. Call after 5 p.m., 742- "The Kids" 34th Anniversary ngiian setter, white powei; disc, Chrysler tape 8 643-5171, ask for Bruce Watkins, trucking. Call 646-2692, Call 649-3808. with brown _ __ 6904. and NANA and POP *P®^- Female, track; 22,000 miles, vinyl top, 646-3726. Left fang brokeii. <3all Andover plum ’ cralsy “c r f^ r Caii“ be' sTm motorcycle Insur- _ GRANTS Plumbing Service — u ■ ^ j "Their Kids" HANSEN Dog Warden, 742-7194. at A-1 Station, next to Honda fJrockett Agency. l OAM, fill. g:ravel for sale. FYee estimates, plus quality H C lp W o n F C d —Fom O lC 3 5 Love, Shop, 568 Center Street. $2,000 Betty Turner, 643-1577. Licensed for septic and drain- work. 643-6341. Billy, Paul, Traci, Scott, LD9T — Wednesday, vicinity of ______1, p 1 rt d ______EXECUTIVE Secretary — Ma- Happy or better offer. 1971 HONDA. <^B350. Excellent JOB too smaU. Immediate ture personable woman for 26- (Jhrlssy and Jimmy 1 Manchester Community Col- backhoe, sltework. Latulippe 25th Anniversary PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI lege. ladles hexagon prescrip- i962 B’ALCON four-door sedan, 1590 miles, servlce on service calls. FYee hour work week, 10 to 3 p.m. Bros,, 872-4866 or 742-9477. estimates gladly given on" dally, or as arranged. In down Happy VJOW.THIS POLLUTION tlon sim glasses. . Reward, good condition. $125. Phone I*®®! offer. Call 646- THE svcy IS FALU N G ^^®^., 1988. heating or plumbing. Faucets town Manchester architectural TWE BUSINESS \------Please call collect 887-8669. 646-5432. WILL strip and wax floors for MOM and DAD 38th Anniversary SETTING; home or business. Phone John repaired or installed. Water office. Good typing and short- MOM and DAD I S . FDUND — Two new books near VOLKSWAGEN, 1967, 117 mod- TA M A ^ 1^^ XS2, Grantz, 872-6874 evenings. pumps worked on. (Jomplete hand required. Please send re­ F 4 ^ U N G l Hartford National Bank on el, white, two-door, $625. Phone new, low mileage, $1,100. 649- heating systems, rec rooms, sume to ~Box Manchester Love, Love, Main Street. Inquire at bonk. 646-3766 after 6 p.m. 2000. etc. Call M & M Plumbing & Herald. John Jr., Ted &'Karen ------1______Household Services 13>A HeaUng, 649-2871. s < y \ s , Announcements 1966 Eddie, Gregory, f a u u n g '. m r e e .^ S T 't w ^ ’ch^romf rims HONDA, 306 Dream, $ 2 0 0 .______...... Wayne, DavicT, Mark, Happy Anniversary ATTENTION: ^^OO.$100. 649-0910 after 6Sum p.m. 742-7297, after 6 p.m. ODD jobs of all kinds,. attics Millinery, wanted w and cellars cleaned, trees-re- DreSSmokilig 19 John, Tom, Tim, MOMMY and DADDY 7-1 All former tenants of the Sheri- moved, free estimates. Phone ------Bob and Sharon Love, gum W MIA tec. TM. tec MX f ^ Building at 613 Main St., 1967 VOLVO station wagon, all- BusineSS S e r v ic e S 13 646-5489. CUSTOM made ladies dresses, Manchester ere hereby notified tomatlc, $1,000. Phone 633-0925. ______suits, bridal gowns and veils. Sherry, Kristin, Sixty per cent were for doir\g away with fact­ that toe building will be de------jy^L TYPES of masonry and LIGHT TRUCKING, cellar and Also hand set fashion jewelry. Place a "Happy Ad" Donald and Barney finding committees and getting busy on a fact- mollshed beginning with July 1963 PONTIAC, four-door, run- repair work, stone, brick, attics cleaned, odd jobs, 649-1133. FACING committee!” JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS for only . . . $1.50 \ 5to. If you have any property nlng condition. $100. Phone 643- block, flagstone. Also fire- lawns trees cut and removed, Happy Birthday that should be removed please 6326. places, > chimneys, -o paUos, stone Call 643-6000. Moving - LADY FOR OUR OFFICE contact: * ------SUZANNE MR. ABERNATHY walls, steps, sidewalks. 649- Some typing helpful. BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 649-5277 1970 VOLKSWAGEN, low POWER mowers, hand mowers Trucking - Storage 20 Happy mileage, excellent condition, 1604. 968 Main St. At Once sharpening and repairing ser- MANCHESTER — Delivery — from ATAPENNyAHAlR.lT $1,400. firm. Call 742-6173. ^’hong 643-2741 loth Anniversary WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI SHARPENING Service—Saws vice. Call “ Sharpall.” FYee ...... light trucking and packsige de­ S E E —l''V\ WISHIN6 WOULDNYBeABAP knives, axes, shears, skates, pick-up and delivery. 643-6305. Flip Wilson RICH A N D PEAL AT ALL! ISHIN6 Personals 1968 CAMARO SS, four-speed, livery. Refrigerators, washers LA LA LA LA LA I TOLDSCtlTO/ACM' SOME PEOPLE CAN'T STANCP TO new tires and exhaust system. rotary blades. Quick service. and stove moving specialty. SUCCESSFUL WELL LA L E E LA to WELL THE LAWN,*rCIUNG SEE (OTHER PEOPLE FEELGtOOD. RIDE WANTED to Constitution $1,300, firm. Moving. Call 649- Capitol Equipment Co., 38 AMBITIOUS college students. Folding chairs for rent. 649- AND POPULAR LEE LA LA LA . /V\AN... HAVE YOU Happy Anniversary 8653. Main St., Manchester. Hours Experienced In painting, win­ AIDE FX5R Doctor's office, for WITH T H E DONE I T ? Plaza from vicinity Dunkln 0762. MOMMY and DADDY Donuts, Center St. Call 646- da|Iy 7:30^, Thursday, 7:30-9, dow washing, lawn care, g e n - ______3nw**isaiata permanent five-day week po­ BOSS LEW GIRLS. r Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7968. sition. Good typing required. 4643 after 5 p.m. 1970 DODGE, Challenger, RT eral clean^. Indoor-outdoor pa|n«ng - Papering 21 from 1L — special edition, automatic, floor stripphig, a n d sealing ______z ______!L _.__z______Clerical and telephone work as Love, power steering, alr-condltlon- AGWAY Driveway Sealing at plus much more. Professional EXPERIENCEID teachers offer well as assisting two doctors, Mark, Fred, Jim, Automobiles For Sole 4 reasonable price. Residential ed, 383 cubic inch engine, good work done at amateur prices, quality painting at prices you 649-0600. Kevin and Dick OLDSMOBILE, 1969, Delta-88, 4 condition, $2,300. Call 742-8054 ^ 2p if'' or'^'fflen^^8'S^16^for estimates. 646-4486. can afford. Fiilly insured. 648- Michael and Carrie door hardtop, good condition, alter 5 p.m. 1609 or 742-8764. HOUSEKEEPER to take over UONES'i- free estimate and more Infor- WASHING machine repairs, Happy I Ith Birthday (2IR66WW/ '/C _l 569-1614. family responsibilities, while ______1967 (30MET Vllltiger wagon matlon. R(2A Whirlpool, Kemnore, b .H. MAGOWAN, JR. & SONS, mother works. Live In or 7-4:30 Happy July 2nd 1964 CORVETTE, 1969 engine luggage rack, three seats, 289, Maytag. Reasonable rates. Interior and exterior -4 EDWARD Machle, general p.m. No weekends. Will con­ < m c u 350 h.p., 4:11 rear end, post- V - 8, power brakes, power Owner of Pike Coin Wash and painting, paper hanging. Thir­ 10th Anniversary LAURA BROWN BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE lawn maintenance, light truck­ sider college student for Love, traction, two tops, side pipes, steering, automatic. Asking Dry Cleaning, 276 West Middle ty years experience. Four gen­ summer. Phone 663-3803. VIC and JUDY 1.n It Nt*. !.«. T M 1.,. U V N*. CMl. 7 - 1 ing, sidewalks and driveways. OH, TOM, 1 DIDNT DREAM YOU 876-0941. $800. Phone 649-6716. Turnpike, next to Stop and erations. FYee estimates, fully Mommy, Daddy ______Phone 643-0339. from WERE SERIOUSLY ILL. WHAT'S Shop, 643-4913. insured. 643-7361, 646-8262. and Steve WROH^? DON'T CAKE YOU 1969 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner, 1967 CHEVROLET StaUon n ------The Bs -Q.TO DISCUSS IT. POOR SOY.' 383, automaUc. Call after 6:30 wagon, automatic, power . ? ^ u ^ RBWEAVING of bums, moth- ABC Painting contractors. For B E A HOW BRAVE CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE r p.m., 647-1064. steering, one owner. $796. 644- of jobs, by day or hour. Yards, zippers repaired. Win- the finest in Interior. Exterior, YOU ARE, , Happy Anniversary AN OLP r i g h t ; a t t h e t o p p f t h e I'LL BE PLAYING A TAPE OF WITH NIXA IW WIG ANP COSTUME-THE attics, cellars cleaned. Lawns shades made to measure, wallpapering and ceilings. S U C C E S S ! Happy Birthday WITH ONLY 0149. nth nOM AU STAIRS: SHE'5 UP THERE OLD SWING n u m b e r s FROM THE ______WEIRD SCENE BEGINS! 1968 JAVELIN-SST, 4-speed, and gardener’s service. Call Venetian blinds. Keys FYee estimates. Fiilly Insured. MOM and DAD A Y E A R APPEAR^’' TIGER FRASER WAITING HER CUE 1 I9 4 0 & ... ANP A S SH E G A Z ES 390, 8 cylinder, $1,100. Call 1968 TWO-DOOR Impala hard- 643-5305. made while you wait. Tape re?. Fast, dependable service. B E AN Love, TO LIVE. DOWN AT VOU TRAGICALU-/.. w ith Love, 742-6419. top, fully equipped. Excellent a w n m o w k r Servire sh a m - corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 Brush, roil, spray. Integrity, Big Daddy Dirt Pile, Dave, Neil, Chris, VOU'LU condition. $1,450. Plume 742- AVON 1966 CHEVROLET Corvalr, ...... enlnTtmd mp^ng. Rck Tp Main St., 649-5221. quality, service. Call day or Big Mama Moose, Mark, Andy, Shawr\, SYMBOLIZE 8549 after 4 p.m. Utle Orphan Annie Good body, good running con- ______and deUvery Equl^ COMMERCIAL or residential. - 6^*-'^375. UDY Timmy and Archie B ment. Route 83, Vernon, 872- cellers, attics, lawii CEILING- specialist - expert and Pepper Poops A MOMENT O F Trucks - Tracrars ^ 8311, ttin Monday' - T^iirfliTovHiursday R.K8-6, ’ . . . . . _ __»i»_____ G R EA T PATHOS Call Tim, 649-4892. lawn maintenance, workmanship. One celling or CALL Friday 8-9, Saturday 8-4. ■ D IG ? DTTT/'iv T!-!— tZ------Ts— FORD half-toH pick-up, ______ground pool repairs. all your 'ceilings repaired and painted. Also Interior painting hardtop, powe/'steering, p^^ TREE Service (Soucler)—Trees 28M922 HAPPINESS IS; brakes, air - conditioning. , conmtlon, 647-1010...... building lots cleared, trees and wallpapering. Call 289- 0773. Attending South United Methodist Church $676. Savings Bank of Man- ^ topped- Got a tree problem? B u ild in g C o n t r a c t i n g 1 4 Chester. 646-1700. A u tO AC C eSSO riC S-TireS 6 Well worth phone call. 7 4 2 ------„ „ „ p a in t in g — uaoer r f CEPTIONIST — Secretarv A L L E Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN ■ ______:------8262. WES ROBBINS carpentry re- CEILING PAUmNG — pa^r i^ECEraONIBT — secreiary Our summer schedule is— ^One service at 10 a.m modeling specialist. Addl- hanging and house palnUng wanted fo r m o d em downtown IKfJOW ,MAN! THIS IT WAS PROBRAMMED MAN, I HOPE I'M AS WELL 1964 CHRYSLER 800 convert­ Nursery at'S.W.H., ages up to 4 years. CLANK, I WA \ p u o e s A L L E Y OOP, A M P INTO HIS . PRESEf^^ ASYOU ARE WHEN ible, very gfood condition, pow- 19®7 VOLKSWAGEN engine, ALL MASONRY WORK done, tlons, rec rooms, dormers, done part-time, by experienc- dental specialty office, pleas­ Y tX iT D M H E J HE COMES FROM A FAK MEMORY BANK) I G Eim BE YOUR ABE! brick, block, cement finishing, ed painter. Call 643:9112. ant surroundings and benefits 'o u t p l a c e C A LL E P MOO! HE KNOW er steering, power brakes. Cali $150. 742-7297 after 6 ^^ p. bullt-lns, bathrooms, kitchens, Pastors: G EO RG E W. WEBB, Th.D. THATP STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF patio work, barbecue pits and •------— ------available. Opportunity for ma- vN// 649-3446. fireplaces. Also water proofing J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom ture person to do various and W AYNE KENDALL, M.Div. POTEET SITS UNEASILY THROUGH THE THE ftfXT DAY WHEN she REPORTS FOR WORJC — 1964 CHEVROLET Impala, V8, . * wet basements. Call 649-1640 ROOM additions, dormers, ga- decorating. Interior and ex- interesting work and meet peo- WO/MEN'S LIB MEETING-THEN LEAVES THERE Is AN ELECTRIC SILENCE IN THE'SLUDGE' 4-door, power steering, power MODPIC MOniOS 0 - A between 10-4. rages, add -a -levels, roof- terior, paperhanging, fully In- pie. (jail 622-9211 ROBERT W. ELDRIDGE JR., S.T.M. WITH OTHERS 60IN6 HER WAV...THE EDITORIAL (AND ONLY) ROOM...I sured. For free estimates, pall ------.------, DOOR ACROSS THE HAU. IS TIOHUY brakes, radio, $276. 647-1029. AVENGER 1971, 22' self-con- Ing,' siding, foundations. Low, SHUT... CEILING and ceramic tile spe- prices. Bank financing, 649-9868. If no answer 643-6362. WANTED SITTER for 7-year The Public is Invited to Worship with us. (tfa'shun) (i) A . 1968 VOLKSWAGEN (Beetle talned trailer. $2,925. Call 646- indiTion no anti-persplrant clallst, one celling or all, re- Add-A- level Dormer, 289-0449.'• .-..-.jr ;;;------TTZ------TTi------o'd, Nathan Hale School dis- black, aun roof, gas heater, ra- 7879. paired or replaced. Rooms re- . INSIDE s t r i d e painting. Spe- dlo, four new tires, 6 8 , 0 0 0 gheu insulated paired or remodeled. No job NEWTON H. • Smith & Sons-Re- clal rates for people over 66. after 4:30 p.m. Help Wonted-Femole 35 Help Wonred-Femole 3S miles, meticulously maintain- , naneled $200 ( i l l after 6 too small, special rate. Work rpodellng, repairing, additions. Call my compeUtors, then call ------ed, excellent condition. Orig- ’ done on,, weekends and eve- rec rooms, porches and roof- me. Estimates given. 649-7863. VACATION RECEPTIONIST — Typist, small office. Public contact SECRETARY — Receptionist. Inal owner. Best offer over $1,- ' ______nlngs. anytime, 647-923?- ^ No job too small. Call 649- ^d D LIFE to your home with and phone responsibilities. Car Busy medical office In Man­ , TJA Ibb UX M. o«r. 1 I 0(X). firm. Days 649-6384, eve- 1959 SHASTA 16’. Good condl- 3144. , , , ' that vacation you have been nlngs 649-2062. • tioti. Reese axle hitch, $760. LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also professional sjray paint job. necessary. Write P.O. Box chester needs spmeone who is % ------r-TZ Phone 649-7934. moving 1 a r g e ■ appliances. DORMERS, garages, porches. Inside and out. 20 years experi-expert- ^ ^ had''"' 222, Manchester, Conn. accurate with figures and en­ N E E D CAR? Credit very b a d ? ------Burning barrels delivered. $4. rec rooms, a, room room auuiuo.io, additions, c o ence. o . Leon Bassett . Painting,...... 0,, you are an joys meeting the public. Light SGT. STRIPES... FOREVER BY BILL HOWRILLA KEYPUNCH Operators — Ex­ Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- 15'MONITOR Travel trailer, 844-1775. kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, 876-8384. would like to work one or typing plus other dlverslfie(l perienced Alpha - Numeric, 0fdx:e,LooiC up .'. s a Vs - est Douglas accepts lowest aeji . contained, excellent co n ------siding, general repairs. Quail- e Martin fSiiF i^ more days on our 7-3, or 3-11 duties. Monday, Wednesday! ..0VB?lN «JL^i:6 days, evenings, full or part- down, smallest payment, any- giUon. $1,000. Call 643-2391. ty workmanship. Financing shifl on a temnorBrv hnau for Thursday and FYlday, 9 a.m. '■ m e . y j o p q '6>0{ST‘.. 5WeLL)M^ o F T \ ^ S 0 e s , pO e Ume. p . C. M., South Windsor, MY FiOOT!.. where. Not small loan finance UNUSED or junk cars removed, available. Economy Builders. ^ Bumm^rTontS y“ u can 6 p.m., Saturday, 9 to noon. TP o f 644-2446. comjiany plan. Douglas Mlouses For Sole 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sale 72 Out of Town ‘Out of Town LIVE BAIT — dpen 34 hours lenemenn oa available Immedlate- Students Build Jury Lists dally, ring bell for service. TWO - FAMILY house, fully MANCHESTER —3 family, 4-4- NINE ROOM oversized Cape For Sale 75 For Sale 75 F or twe first three ihmiwgs you • A n d By t h e t i m e youVE r e a l l y ------ly. $235. monthly. For more '■■(....a ___e%A...... r I CLASSIFIED ShlneiTs, crawlers, etc. 144 MANCHESTER — New deluxe particulars call 643-7068, Leon- rented. West Center St., close 4, central location. 3-car ga- 1% baths, bullt-ins, fireplace, t o l l a n d Urban Vehicle CANT see th e game FOR ORINHS ^JORUED UP ATHIRST ANOIW ANT VERNON — 11-room house, • a , Deming Street,'' Manchester, ' M' DOGS PEDDLERS — SOME SEAT SERVICE - 2-bedroom Townhouse, superb Olgiio, owner, Rv e ^ ttG & Martin Healtors shopping and on bus line, rage^ Quick sale wanted to set- four bedrooms, dining room,. j n n w Robert S. Trotter, son of Mr. Route SO, South. location, includes heat (til ipMMMHpnpemnM^^ ^ 7 - ^ ’ ®"tie estate. Bel Air Real Estate, recreation room, office. Trees. i^k^ffl^iA^room^^palklimr md Mrs. Woodrow Tretter of B527 modem appliances, $260 per rj)|||t o f Town driveway. Excellent condition. 643-9332. $28,900, Hutchins Agency, 649- u ■ j d 1 .i ^ Handyman s^ ^liclal. Interna- Gardner St., is a member Residents of Bolton who will ICE g e i c h a R E D H O T S? ^ .9 0 0 . HU Chins Agency. Raised ^ n c h tmd see^ tional Associates. 647.1300. , , Wor- be chosen for Jury duty during ADVERTISING ALUMINUM sheets used as month. Paul W. Oougan, Real- — • • a a UVE GRACIOUSLY In this old­ Asking price, $86,000. Call 648------COLO BEEAH F R A M k S .' 0926 evenings. MANCHESTER 7-room Colonl- printing plates. .000 thick, SSx tor, 643-4535, or 646-1031. r O r K enT '______er six-room Colonial, with or elude 2% baths stoL fireplace SOUTH WINDSOR - Owners Polytechnic Institute the next court year will be tak- COLA' HEEAH.', CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 32” , 23 cents each or 5 for $1. without, extra lot.’ TVio-car ga­ ------al, spacious rooms, first floor THREE roohis, tile bath, heat, T a cre loL R e a r for Q^ck say bring me an offer on my ®"der the Student Com- en from the following list, 8:30 AAI. to 5:00 P.M. 043-3711. rage. Solid value. Mr. Zinsser, TT H A t! T H F fTrtrci family room, aluminum siding, hot water Included. Middle- ^ bedrooms at $185 ■II- ■tl'"® Ixllli (hilL) double garage, large lot. $33, BEAUTIFUL YARD occupancy, owner transferred, four-bedroom Ratwh. Will con- gr^niza^^^ Warren R. Amundsen CLEAN, dark, rich loam, flve aged adults. Security deposit, heat, hot water, w a U -to-i^ Bolflore Agancy, 647-1418. Largo country lot, many tower- ^y®» Agency, 646-0181. Is only one of the nice fea­ ^ t o e e i r s c h X “ r toe d" Anthony R. Armentano COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADYTT. yards, 123.50. Sand, gravel, references. No pets. Parking, carpeting, ap^l^ces, Lewis, 649-6306. ates 647-1300 gineering schools) under toe di- 18:00 NOON DAT BEFORE PDBUOATION IDVBLY LARGE four-bedroom Ing trees, lovely patio. Custom MANCHEqTFR non tures of this immaculate 3- ^®®“ ®" ®' Associate Prof. Johji stone, manure, pool and patio 15V4 School Street, second alr-c^ ditlcm ^, s ^ - S. Mayer and his colleague As- "agnn f jDeadllne tor Satord»y tud Monday U 18:00 Noon Friday sand. S4S-0604. floor, across from East Side "ithF and parkiij. Kor- bedroom home. Only $24,600. • • • • rage, flnlahed famUy room. 2 latl. " This lovely Cape has 4 cellent condition 2 furnkces B& l W W anted ••.Real Estate 77 soclate prof. Roger R. Borden. Walter N. Bavler Sr. rec, near Main St. age and laundry In building. Dianne Fellows, 289-9551 PLAYER Plano, recondlticmed No pets. CaU 875-1665 or 378- BeauUfuUy wooded lot. Mr. bedrooms, 2-fuU baths and \,,c°me nklen D Orfe BARROWS and WALLACE CO. The team is designing, build- Prsd Beecher WHETHER buying or selling, mg and testing an urban vehicle Mrs. Hazeltine S. Bjorkman TOra COOPERATION WILL T>|AI AA9 and electrified, approximately THREE rooms, second floor. 1510. Zinsser, Belflore Agency, 647- much more. Only $84,600. CaU Realtors—MLS U13. now 289-7476. Keaiior, m l h , 643-6666.______BE APPRECIATED UIAL 04a*A/I I 100 rolls. $400. Snow tires and RUTHERFORD Manchester Parkade be sure to contact the profes- which will be called URBACAR Mrs. Louise D. Bosworth Heat and hot water, near Ceij- slonals at Jarvis Realty. We to be used for city driving or Ralph E. Burleigh wheels, 700-13, used 6 weeks, ter (Manchester). Adults, no ROCKVILLE — 5 rooms, $1M, MANCHESTER— New on mar­ Associates — 289-9551 Manchester 649-6306 monthly; 3 rooms, $115 month­ id e a l budget home in ideal lo- ______need listings in all price commuting short distances from Pasquale Cafro $35. Room divider, amber, $10. pets. $115. Reply Box ‘‘TT” ket, four • bedroom Colonial. Thinking of SeUing? Phone 644-1085. FO titm ly; appliances, large yard. catlcn! Six rooms, fenced and Two baths, garage, rec room, BOL’TON — Beautifully land- ranges. For quick, courteous suburb to city. By late summer, Lawrence E. Cassells Conrtnued From Preceding Pcige Manchester Herald. treed yard. , Immediate oc­ scaped grounds on 2 acres with service, call the girls at Jarvis the team hopes to have the Mrs. Georgina J. Castagna LASTHAL Utilities not included. 873-0359, PASEK-. convenienjt location. $30,600. Why not take advantage of CLEAN FILL lor sale — off W \ HOWi: FOUR ROOMS, second floor, 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. cupancy. Mr. SpUeckl, Belflore woods, stream and pond. Six- Realty today. 643-1121. URBACAR on Worcester streets Abamillk Catao Help Wanted Female 35 Help Wanted - 286-7475 Realtors-MLS 742-8243 Bel Air Real Estate, 648-0332. the type of service we offer. Oakland Street, Manchester. enclosed porch, attic, cellar. Agency, 647-1413. If you would like a profes­ room oversized Cape, 1% r ~ to test residents’ reactions. Mrs. Agnes B. Clough To baths, flreplaced living room, . 'I'® ®J, The team will enter their Lawrence A. Converse HI FUUj -t i m e pay, part-tim e M ale OT Fem ale 37 Oakland Mamor Apairtments, UZf* MANZ! Central. Residential. Parking, ROCKVILLE -- Three - room 13 ACRES, gorgeous four-bed- sional, knowledgeable team, work, counseling your neigh- 647-0771. 646-1880. one car. No children or pets. apartment, fully carpeted, all MANCiroSTER $24,500 Is full hjqjj qjj charming 7- room Contemporary. Beamed CALL US. We wlU view your kitchen with appliances, walk- ®*:® • protopt friendly ser- u r b a CAR in a national per- Mrs. William Coseo hors an^ friends In fashion and SILK SCREENER -first shift. Security deposit. Reference. appliances, including dish­ price for •j^®; room Cape Cod, country kltch- celUngs, paneling, two baths, property and suggest a fair out basement, garage. Many uimocK Real- fo^mance run-off in August in Mrs. Mary F. Custance LAW: good grooming. Be a Vanda experienced in screening, gpxoE Heater 125 Call $115. 649-9158. washer and disposal.' $163.75 ®" fireplace and hand two fireplaces, double garage. market value. extras. Mid 80s. Principals ty. 64B-9823.______Detroit in the Urban Vehicle Warren A. DeMartin touch up and dry film of print- Including heat. Quiet area. 649- , flreplaced llvln|f room, kitchen hewn oak beams, 1% baths, 2- Sweeping views. Hutchins only; owner, 643-9783. ALL CASH for your property Design Competition ■with 66 Robert A. Dixon Beauty Counselor. FX>r Inter­ "sa?v7ce /s NO OBLIGATION view call 875-7357. ed circuit boards. Apply Mul- alter 3:30 p.m. A L m '/ s s e s r 5636, 643-9608. ''“f ®“- »Arage. wooded lot. $40,- Agency, 649-6824. n m T G M T 7 K -F F R O N T - 2 0 0 ’ 2 4 hours. Avold r e d other engineering schools in toe Doiiald G Eagleaon tl arcults, Inc. 50 Harrison j^e w ANTIQUE and gilt shop ^ H eN N oeopy outside sun deck. Huge lot. qq,, Principals only, owner, 289-9551 Open 9 - 9 frontage, exquisite lot with tape. Instant service. Hayes United States and Canada in O'®' VILLAGER HEBRON — 4-room apartment, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, ftinoaqi Help iwcntfcl Mcdtf 36 street. Manchester. opening, Ihursday, Friday and \NANlh IT'' 649-6631. the contest. Mrs. Julia P. Farris Tm IN* U b Off.—A« n*M» fworvd* stove, refrigerator, $160. Also 649-2813. Manchester Porter Street four-room year 'round home. Agency, 646-0131. Saturday. Com er of School Rd. ■ a 1*72 ky UaiWd fWlwe InC APARTMENTS ______11 n 1 V.I ______Robert is majoring in me- Edward Fonseca PLUMBING Mechanic, ex- REAL ESTATE career. Fast 4-room apartments In Colum­ SIX - ROOM Cape, enclosed REDUCED ...... „ „ and Route 85, Bolton. MANCHESTER 6-6 duplex. IN PLANNING to sell your ehanical engineering and will Michael J. Gilbert perlenced. good wages, ben- growing company has open- ______Immediate Occupancy bia and Andover. 238-9115. breezeway, attached garage. Custom 6-room Cape. Dining 3 large bedrooms, built-ins. Agency, Realtors, 649-5324 home, you have a number of enter his junior year at Wor- Harry Goodwin Jr. eflts. Call after 6 p.m., 646- ‘ "Ss. part . timers considered. YARD SALE —Saturday July 51 Apartments - Flats - Apartments - Flats - BOLTON —South Ridge Park You’re Invitoil deep treed lot, patio. Partly room, three bedrooms, 1% dead end street. Two-car ga- decisions to make. How well cester Polytechnic. He is a Kenn/eth O. Griffin 4623.. Pasek Realtors, MLS 289-7475. i, iw Spencer St.. Manchester. WOOOS 5-Room Townhouses, l ^ ' flnlshed basement. Convenient baths, full dormer, breezeway, rage. Good income. LaPenta VERNON AND VICINITY you make them will determine, member of Phi Sigma Kappa Harry F. Groves Jr. tiled baths, complete O.B.. apartments. Deluxe om Colonial, sunporch, two Wolverton Agency, Realtors, RECREATIONAL director, 20 case now »69.80. Buttonholes, mono- ,ree parking. Private ______NUTMEG HOMES, Inc. with pond, close to schools, gard, Realtor. There Is of acre and a half of marijuana Josephine M. Keish For Rent 67 established neighborhood. Ask- flreplaces, four bedrooms. Im- 649-2813. Bridgeport hours per week. In home for each. Ideal for grams, hems, sews on buttons, trance. Must be 21 years of WE HAVE customers waiting ______has a reputation for ex­ churches, shopping. course, no obligation. Odegard has gone up In smoke. Harry A, Keltoy Ing $43,000. Evelyn Carlson maculate. Trees. $81,000. Good------elderly. Send resume to Box flcM ^ ^ ln d '^ ea ^ V ’^ G r e ^ o '* Guaranteed. 622-0476 deal- References required. Se- for the rental of your apart- p o u R ROOiMS, first floor. COVENTRY L A K E - Nice cot- Realty, MLS, 643-4365. Butler County sheriff’s depu- Charles Klein flees, and garages. Gremmo & er. cellence of construction 643-0888. Northeast Realty 568- chlld-Bartlett, Realtors, 648- MANCHESTER — B-zoned two- Hardinge Chucker M, Manchester Herald. curity deposit. 643-2693 for ap- ment or home. J.D. Real Es- adults only. Call 872-8008. tage for rent, sle^M 7, $86 per $27,900 ------ties burned It Thursday. The Oscar Kreysig Sons Sales, 816 E. Middle and design. Ck>me see 7907. 6088^ 569-1744, 643-7887. family lot. $8,000. CaU J. D. I^^rtim e schedule, good fringe tate Associates, Inc., 643-6129. week. Mitten Realty, 643-6930. Vemon-Manchester line, 6% TYPIST —As a public service, a Tpke., Manchester, 649-9953. HALE MAPLE Round 48” only, why! — Beal Estate associates, 643- S E L L IN G your property? marijuana apparently* was the j® ,* .pt 'benefits. Apply in person. THREE ROOMS, aU uUUties ------$26,900 — 6-Room Ranchi, wall- MANCHESTER —Deluxe room Ranch on nice lot, remainder of a wild growth of Madeline S. Labet precisioned typist is needed to table, four captain's chairs 8- 6129. Call us first. We’ll buy your hemp planted during World Navlo Laius appliances, bus line, second GIANT’S NECK HEIGHTS, towaU carpet, baseboard heat, room Garrison Colonial, large country kitchen, pan­ LEWIS MACHINE CO. type manuscript for printing GIRL’S BICYCLE, cash regls- two leaves. $375 or best offer. FIVE-ROOM apartment, heat, 2% home Immediately at a fair w ar II when farmers were au- Robert A. Lane BY D A M A T O floor. $166 monthly, security Adjoins Rocky Neck State Directions; North on screened porch, garage, trees, baths, carpeting, double ga- COVENTRY —BuUdlng lot with eled famUy room, fireplace 22 John St., East Hartford the book “The Silent Sugar “ unique tables, refrigera- 649-1433. hot water, appliances, corpet- price. All cash. Call Lou Arruda, thorized to grow the plant for Normand R. LeMalre The Ultimate in Apt. Living required. Available immedl- Park. 69 Elgewood Rd., four- sewers. Hutchins Agency, 649- rage, quaUty ccmstructlon. driUed well, lake rights. In large living room, 1% Daddles, 'or How to Unmask f®*’ co'-ta^e. mahog- — -----maximum 2 chUdren. Se- ately. Flano Agency. 646-2677. room erttage. Bleeps 7. Sun- Vernon St., left on Scott 644-1539. rope making,' deputies toeo- Mrs. Janice M. Leonard the Real Faces of A Small New ukulele. 6494858 between NORGE GAS Dryer, excellent curity. $235. 643-9097. 6324. Richard Martin school. Hayes Terms. $2,900. Llpman-Chorch- baths. CREDIT and Collections, I need THE ------deck, two baths. $126 weekly. Drive. Fourth right off i.l2ed. Mrs. Doris H. Leventhal England Town.” uncovering » ‘ 3' condition. Deluxe dryer, $50. ■mrn.-— AffAnov AAflvOlfil ©s. 3T2-0UT1| 343“1863» ARRUDA REALTY experienced man In the Phone 643-4916. 474 MAIN STREET, three- Mrs. Carter, 742-8142, 742-8687. Scott Drive is Dearborn MANCHESTER — Well kept 6- Agency, $27,900 Had toe marijuana been William M. Loalbo field of credit and collections Manchester le x e r s reacU<^ SCUBA Equipment, 72 cubic ------CHILDREN welcome — Nice 6- Coach House room apartment, second floor. ------Drive. Look for signs. room Cape In desirable area, MANCHESTER _ft R Built MANCHESTER . — Beautiful Tolland, 6Mi room Ranch, processed for street use, Its Mrs. Hazsl D. L o c^ a rd is unhappy with his pre- community s pom ograi*y tank with J valve, weight belt. I BUY anything and everything, room. 2-bedroom duplex, $160 20 Otis Street Heat, $128. Security. Family COLUMBIA LAKE -Four-room 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, plaster- Raised Ranch, two baths, car- wooded lot, lQpxl60’ . Exclusive large kitchen with bullt-lns, For Employment value would have been about Charles R. Looby HI problem. Pay received is pressure gauge, single hose Furniture, appliances, house- monthly, no pots. Immediate imlt. Call 616-2426, 9 to 5 p.m. cottage, ail fausUities, boat. 2 full baths, large lot, close sent- rate of progress and One of Maacheater*B Finest Your Home May Be ed Interior, hardwood floors, peting, family room, exquisite residential area. Call owner, i. u Opportunities — $500,000, the deph'tles esti- Carl G. Ludwig would like to take a new po­ knowing you’re helping to set regulator depth chart 876-2377 wares, bric-a-brac, etc. House- occupancy. 649-0120. -----^------'■------Ideal for children. 228-3803 or Oversized one-car garage, cor- ygrd with fruit trees. Double days 646-4440, evenings 649- to schools, churches, shop- mated. Frank J. Hanna Jr. TWnluHise Apartments t h r e e r o o m s , with , heat, 646-0833. Taken In Trade. sition with- a rapidly expand­ the record straight. Write Post ------; hold lots wanted. Call 646-7679 ------ner lot. Minutes from schotUs, garage. $34,900. Hayes Agen- 4796 ping. Read The Herald They said they learned In- Mrs. Jeanette A. MMMllnl Office Box 443, Manchester, SEVEN SHEETS of used lauan stove and refrigerator, second ______Miss Margaret M. McNamara ing sales finance company. THREE large nice rooms, sec- Luxurious appointments, BELFIORE bps line, shopping. $24,900. cy, 646-0181. Classified Ads. directly about the field from an C o n n . ______paneling, good condition, $20. throughout, superb location, floor, no pets, near bus line. COVENTRY LAKE — Hemlock AMSTON—Six beautiful acres. $32,500 Call Mr. Scott, 646-1470. Avmilable July 1st. Call after Point area, sleeps 6, $85 per O’ConneU Real Estate Asso------. . j j tj i informant working on drug ar- Irving Lym M Mills J^;7m'ar7or'^i;r“^ ’r Es t a t e s and househo^^ floor heat hot water. $260 monthly. AGENCY elates, 289-8666. MANCHESTER — Seven-room Pin® covered with pond.^Ideal Tolland, 7-room Raised reats George W „^oberg MAINTENANCE man, full or «««-->- i ------^ b u y . Bob Flucklger. 649-3247. ««8rerator. One - car 6 p.m , 646-11)98. week. 643-0063. REALTORS - 647-1413 Colonial. New kitchen, two fo*" home. First offering Ranch, one mile from Route ‘______Brunlg C. Moske Jn. BARN SALE — Antiques, c o l ------parking. 647-9261.’ Paul W. Dougan part-time. Call 649-4555, SHVC, W O I lt e a — MoaaHHMMHaMiMMHmriiiwtwn winnipesaukee ^ SIX-ROOM Colonial, no money baths, large rooms. Enclosed from owner. Call 1-537-1768, 15 on over one acre, 1% Richard K. Nielsen Inc. 96 Hilliard St., Manches­ Fem ale 3 0 lectibles, bric-brac and loads 21 CUBIC foot upright freezer. ------T Realtor baths, carpeting, 28’ paneled NOTICE Mrs. Gertrude R. Noren ___ of goodies. Saturday and Sun- Maytag automatic washer LtuwiiKK 4 rooms, 2 Furnished Paugus Bay, waterfront rent- MANCHESTER — Bowers down to qualified veteran and porch. Aluminum siding. Dou- • NOTICE ter. 643-4536 family room with floor to Carl E. Nystrom blocks from Main St., oil heat, Apartments 63-A als. sleep four^^d six. AUcon- School, 6-room Bungalow, im- $1,800 donra to a non-veteran, hie garage. Hayes Agency, 646- O u t o f TOWII BOARD OF DIRECTORS TOWN OF COVENTRY __ MATURE experienced house- day, 12-6, Flora Rd., off Route Apartment size electric range. or celling fireplace, base­ Norman C. Ouellett^ residential section. References venlences. Private beach, maculate condition, modem Seven room Colonial, no mon^^ 0131. ^ Sale 75 TOWN OF MANCHESTER. WANTED—^Tnick driver. Must keeper available for day work. 86, Bolton. 643-4666. 646-1021 ment garage—Make offer. ZONING BOARD Mrs. Gertrude S. Patnode and security. $140. Call 664- docking facilities. Call Laconia kitchen, aluminum siding, d(4l- ey down to qualified veteran ______CONNECnetJT have class 2 driver’s license. C^l 649-4669. -r—------THREE-ROOM furnished apart- O F A P P E A L S Donald Pelletier SCREENED LOAM, g;ravel, 3096. 1-524-6685. ble garage with loft. Hayes and $1,600 down to non-veteran. WELLS ST. — Older 2-famlly CXJVENTRY SPECIAL—SPECIAL! The Board of Directors com- ■ There will be a Public Hear- Davis & Bradford Lumber Co. t , , . meqt, .heat, hot-water, stove, Agency, 646-0181. Central location. International i*®®^ ® general face lift- -r mrpic (JE T T O G E T H E R 200 Tolland St.. East Hartford. Processed gravel and fill. MAHOGONY dining room table, MANCHESTER AREA—1-room We will design and custom ment session regularly sched- Ing at 7 :30 p.m. in toe Base- pV^^®phelDs*° ^ apartment Which includes irefrigerator. Apply Marlow’s ------Associates, 647-1300. Excellent Income poten- .pgjjg g g g j you’re sure cleaning work. Call Peggy or George H. Griffing, Inc. 742- after 4 p.m., 643-8129. DELUXE 2 - bedroom apart- anted To Rent 6 8 build a new home starting uled for the first Tuesday of ment Room of toe Town. Office jghn j Polldoro Karen at 289-9064. 7886. heat, hot water, caipeting, ap­ 867 Main Street. THIB newer (built 1669) Raised T;------to like It. A really big 9-room IS YOUR WIFE an RN or ______ment, wall-to-wall carpeting. at $29,000. No money down each month is’ hereby canceled Building July 10 to hear the fob Albert A. Pullo Jr. WESTTNOHOUSE frost-free re- pliances, laundry. Storage, ------— 7.—: w a n t e d — three, -bedroom Ranch Is located on a pleaS- POUR-FAMILY, five rooms Crockett Realtor, 643-1677. 3% baths, all kinds of LPN? Do you know that riie Y^rANTED to present home owners and for Tuesday, July 4, 1972, be- icwing appeals- Live - In house- TAG SALE — 147 Birch Street, irlgerator and freezer, excel- ‘^onrplete appUwees, 2 air- parking, for $180 monthly. 649- ^ house or apartment, two pre­ each, central location. Good Robert L. Putnam ...... _ . . _ _ ~ «_A ___ AA..— ■*ra$nitinYiAi*n:ondltioners, nillfull basement, antly wooded acre lot In a con- CLEAN. CLEAN, clean! Extra potential, plus ovef 4 acres of y„u can move in with no cause of toe holiday. Bemard Baldwin ot aouui w k ^ 2 ^ y ^ “ w e ^ e ^ te m '^ keeping, pre school children or July 1-8, 10-1. 2-7 p.m. daUy. lent condition. $100. 644^)149. 2871, 646-0682. floor u t ^ e s Older adulU or a^hool children. Non-smokers venient. yet rural, Manchester aoia m w m a immaculate land, keep horses or whatever. mbnthly payments until John Radton ..ew one adult. Phone, 646-7894, 649- AppUances, clothing'furniture ------washer-dryer hook-up, vanity couple. No children, pets. 272 drinkers. 647-1806. Antoony Fletrantonlo, Street appealing from toe John H. Roberts porary summer help or our lurmvure, t h r e E nice oak Morris chairs, typo bath, glass sUdlng doors neighborhood. Interior features m>naa Associates, w <-ibuu. Centrally located. De- Call today, prjeed right at $36,- your present home Is sold. Main. Secretary decision of the building In­ William P. Rumm 3-11 sidft. Free traieportation '______^ ______y$25 each. Oak buffet, $50; 4 onto patio. $220. per month. Include a flreplaced Uvlng t w O-FAMILY. 6-6, good fl- Hatful combination of sun and 900- For aii appointment call Board of Directors spector denying permission Business Property room, fonvenlent eat-ln kltch- nanclng available. Interna- share. Mr. Zinsser, Belflore Tony Wasll, 649-6306. CARRUTHERS John F. Sabella can be provided If necessary. RELIABLE East Catholic jun- INVENTORY clearance, Slll^^ oak choirs, $50. Player piano, Robert D. Murdock, Realtor, Manchester, Conn. to locate a mobile home on Wiealey D. Sargent Call Mr, ToUsano, for further lor seeks employment, baby- City Antiques, 115 Spruce $600. Other miscellaneous 643-2692. WOODUHD Business Locarions For Sale ______TO en with dlshwadver, formal tional Associates, 647-1300. Agency, 647-1418. 876-9162 Dated at Manchester, Ccamec- Baldwin property. dining area, 3 bedrooms with Realtors Mrs. Dorothy B. Sharpley InformatiOTi. 646-2321. sitting or housework . Call 649- Street, Manchester. Discounts Items. 20 Darcy St., West Hart------— ------For Rent 64 • • B& l W ticut, this twenty-sixth day of The Appeal qomes under SITE FOR shopping center, ex- large closets (the master 1 ^ - Milton W. Sherman 2372 up to 50 per cent. Making room tord, off New Park Ave. 236- AtANCHESTER Newer 2 bedr Qgj;^ June 1972.“ , Section 8.1 of toe Zoning MAN WANTED as truck drlv- '______;______MANOR ______.______cellent location with water and. room has a hall bath) recretb BARROWS and WALLACE CO. VERNON-ROCKVILLE. William J. Sigmund Jr. Regulations. er and yard man, fuU-time. HIGH SCHOOL student wants for new merchandise. Excel- 3744. Duplex, half of 2 family, THREE - ROOM comer office sewer on dual highway In a de-- tlon or family room, separate Realtors—MLS rison Colonial, eight rooms, Clifford S. Stephens Manchester Parkade Kenneth Hastings of Stand- Apply In person at the W. H. summer babysitting days. lent buys. Including appliances, $186 per suite. House & Hale Bldg., 963 vrioplng area, 23 acres. Rea- laundry and furnace rooms, fireplace, shady lot. Owner has Jrtui S. Struff Jr. APARTMENTS Manchester 646-6306 ish Road appeaUng for re- England Lumber Co, Route Phone 649-6146. TAG SALE — Low prices to CRIB and mattress, good condl- Paul W. Dougan Real- Main St. Phone 643-4846. sonably priced. Terms. Katz laige ceramlc-tiied batiuoom ______purchased home In New Raymond A. Terlesky Uef from toe restrictions 44A, Bolton Notch, Conn. 5ffiWaHURnnnanMHHKnUHP'‘'H clear. Amplifier, kitchen set, tlon, $20. Call 646-3249. tor, 643-4635 or 646-1021. HOMES'TEIAD ST. —■■■ ■ " — ------—-— :------Corp., 38 Kane St., West Hart- and a 2-car/^arage. Exterior F/RST TIME OFFERED BOLTON LAKE — Brick cape, Hampshire. Asking $36,600. INVITATION Wilton H. Thorp OFFICE for rent at 386 Main 06119. 623-0667. Imposed In Section 10.1.1 of Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 OFF W. HnMMK TPKE. features itlclude a corraled 3 bedrooms up, large living Tremont Agency, Art Kelly, Robert N. Htcomb LABORER wanted, o u tsid e ______Uvlng room fumltura bath- ■■■* AVAILABLE July 1st, to work­ St. Ideal location. Former toe Zoning Regulations to MANOHE8TER horse bam which could be a TO BID Mrs. Patty M. Tomaazewskl ■ work, experience concrete, room fixtures, carpeting, ju- Muslcol Instruments 53 Ing couple. 3-room apartment. M.R.A. omce. Near hospital. p g r S a fe 7 1 room, dining room, den, eat- 872-6304. allow construction of a c h ild i^ s i ^ y house, kennel Bertram L. Tomlinson Jr. etc. Call 643-0851 between 6-6 PUPPIES half Labrador half venile accessories, trikes, _ ——— —------Appliances, heat, hot water. 1, 2 and- 3-bedroom luxtuy Has everything. Next to P er- ______BUILDER’S OWN HOME In-Wtchen, rec r o ^ in b ^ e - ooVEN TRY — Simply iin- house on an illegally formed bikes, draperies, clothing, a l i k n ORGAN, 44 note man- $130 monthly. Call 643-7194 af- or storage buUding If you pre­ John B. Toomey, p m. cocker. $6. Call 649i)141. apartments. Features wall-to- sonallzed Floors. 649-9268. BOLTON —75 acres, near cen- t maculate six-room Ranch on undersized lot. kitchenware, swing set, etc. 15 uals, 13-note base pedals, 4 .3Q _ jjj fe r Elxpertly maintained for primto beach. Owner, $38,900. Sealed bids will be received Francis J. Topping Jr. wall carpeting, vanity tile ------ter, high level land, open and Albert Aughenbaugh of Mer- Edmund Street, Manchester, sneaker, excellent condition, — ______comfortable family Uvlng at at toe office of toe Director of Mrs. Frances K. Treschuk TRUCK DRIVER — 'must have FREE — Lovable part-angora baths, buUt-in oven, range, __ . wooded, Reasonably priced, Large 3-bedroomz Ranch, carpet and parquet 643-6013.______leges. $20,900. Worth more. Mr. row Road, appealing from class 2 license, heavy work, kittens, cute and fluffy, look- Holiday weekend, 10 a.m. until $1,090. Call 876-9370. TWO NICE rooms, stove, re- dishwasher, refrigerator and $38,400. Odegard RerUty. 648- General Services, 41 Center Wesley E. Vancour terms, Katz Corp. 38 Kane St., floors, kitchen appliances, attic fan, intercom, VERNON —First time on mar- SpUeckl, BeUlore Agency, 647- the restriction Imposed In Henry A. Volz Jr. Call 649-4563 for appointment, ing for good homes, 64^9792. dark. TRUMPET vrith — — frlgerator, heat and hot water, disposal, electric heat, 2 air- Phone 649-1680 or 649-3649. Hartford, 06119. Mr. 4365. Street, Manchester, Conn., until ------. . .___, caaa, good parking for one car. Call 647- conditioners, glass sliding fire alarm, 2 full baths, 2-car garage, in-ground ket. Immaculate Ranch on 1413. July 12, 1972 at 11:00 a.m. for: Section 10.3 of toe Zoning Ormand J. West a s t r e e t Regulations to allow con­ PART-TIME, gas station at- CUTE PUPPIES, mixed breed, 25’ BIRCH KITCHEN cabinets, I®*" beginners, $40. 742- doors, all large rooms. Full 1000 BQ. FT.— Downstairs for Ru»eell, 623-0667. STT CMIT — Four-bed- ^ M oun^n Drive. Three goLTON - 7 - room Colonial, GYMNASTIC MATS. Mrs. Nellie C. Williamson tendant wanted weekends. English Pointer and Springer upper and lower, formica 8904. basement storage area, am­ room Colonial within walking heated pool, patio with gas grill, beautifully land­ struction of an Inground Daniel C. Wright sto^e lOM wiLUNGTON — Ten lovely bathe, family room, flre- Bid forms, plans and speclfl- Must be over 18. Call Lydon Spaniel, ahots and wormed. $20 counter, with sink. Good condi- ple parking. Starting at $175. distance to mtuiy schools, IH scaped lot with brook, stone walls and fireplace. Rudolph M. Yamott 50 835 CENTER STREET — De- ^rtford TUrn^ke. I^te M acres, close to all ma- reation room, two fireplaces, . :e, two-car attached ga­ga- cations are available at , the ^mmlng pool; appealing Bros. Shell, 646-8440. each. 647-9546. ** Hon- $180. Phone 646-6176. Wanted - To Buy Handy to shopping, schools, baths, garage, level lot. Excel­ two-car garage. Parkllke 160x P^®’ ^ ® General Services Office, 41 Cen- for a sideline variance. ______luxe 41^-room duplex, ' 1% bus and religious facilities. Vernon O ^ . ^ between 7-9 highways. Louis Dimocjt,^ 12x20 storage building. Choice location for rage. $34,600. Hutchins Agen- p.m., Monday-Friday, 872-8062. Jiealty7 6 4 9 -W > lent value at $33,600. T. J. 300’ lot. An imusual offering. All Interested persons are In­ COMPUTER OPERATOR—For BOARDING Altered, Innocu- GARAGE SALE —Kitchen set, CASH for your trash. Attic, cel- baths, all appliances, fully car- Model apartment open (or cy, ReaHors, 649-6824. ter Street, Maixtoester, Connec Crockett, Realtors, 643-1677. schools, churches and shopping. Priced in mid Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. vited to attend. A ndover second shift. Experience re­ refrigerator, televisions, van bom contents. Will buy peted, air-cenditioners, heat inspection 12-6 Saturday and MANCHESTER — Warehouse — ------ticut. lated cats by appointment. 40s. „ . VEJRNON— Florida bound own- Town of Manchester, Signed Andover, toe Jurors for toe quired. Salary commensurate seata, tools, odds and ends, mort anything old, 19301sh on and hot water, storage and Sunday, other times by ai>- MANCHESTER —Newer four- Fenros Cattery, 875-9131. pointment. M d industrial space 16,0(H> ^CRES, Parker Man- GLASTONBURY New Rais- wants a fast sale on lovely Connecticut Raymond A. Desmone, court year will be chosen with ability. Call Gongen, 647- July 2nd and 3rd. 426 Center back. Mrs. Stetson, South parking. On bus line, con- 1M.OOO s q u ^ f ^ ^ t e , avail- ^^ester. Phone 6 4 3 ^ . bedroom, 2% Lath Colonial. ed Ranch, two-week occupan- 3.bedroom Ranch with fire Chairman MINIATURE Schnauzer pup­ Windsor, 528-8477. Robert B. Weiss, from toe following list. 9123 for appointment. Street, Manchester. venient to shopping. Eight- BuUt by able immediately. Heated and Double garage, large treed lot SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. cy. Cathedral celUngs. rec Coventry Zoning pies. AKC, wonderful dis­ apartment unit. $206 monthly. air-conditioned. Freight eleva­ with country like atmosphere. General Manager TOOL MAKER — Why n ^ Jirfy 2nd, old WANTED EDISON or Victor room, 2% baths, 3 ^ ^ kitchen, one-car at- Board of Appeals Mrs. Susan B. Allen position, great vylth children, TAG SALE Other apartments at 173 East U & R Housing Corp. tors. $1 to $1.50 per square Upper 80s. R. F. Blanchard, $41,000. Tongren Real work in a small factory and en-, Coca Cola machine, window phonographs, marble top and Herald Classified Ads tached garage. Finished rec Mrs. Leona I. Balon 644-2222. Middle Tpke. Ra}rmond Pontl- foot. 1-748-5634. Realtors, 646-2482. tate, 633-0438. Joy all the benefits of a large fan, baby playpen and stroller, antique furniture, china cabi- Rentals by G et Fast Results. PETERMAN REALTOR room includes bar and pool TTiomas W. BlrdsaU celli, 646-0800. 649-9644. ____ „ . , — .. ■ Joseito E. Bombardier one without the red tape? 'Day TO LOVING Home, trained, books, post cards, dishes, lots uets, old banks, curios and col- Robert D. CALL T.J. Crockett, Realtor at MANCHEBTER — New Ustlng, ■VERNON table. Many other lovely ex­ NOTICE shift, Good wages, overtime, part-angora dark tabby female miscellaneous items. 406 lectibles. Call evenings. 643- Murdock 643-1577 (or office space. All 4 bedrooms, living room, din­ 649-9404 tras. Large lot in good neigh­ PUBLIC HEARING Mrs. Edith F. Budrlck GARDEN TYPE two-bedroom OUTSTANDING Mrs. Mildred H. Bugbeo company paid pension, hospit- kitten. Phone 643-7838. Keeney Street, Manchester. 6535. Realtor 643-2602 shapes and sizes and prices. INVITATION ing room, large eat-in kitchen, borhood. CaU Doris Smith, Jar- BOARD OF DIRECTORS apartment, first floor. Includes Robert S. Campbell al and life insurance. Apply at STori, ______^------643-9661 New and old. Let us know your garage. Only $26,900. Frechet­ For toe Sm^ty^Jeii^g a cus- L*® TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECXIOUT Noble &p. Westbrook,______U OA20 Woof.West' P-ART ANGORA Kittens, need a REGULATION ping pong table WANTED —antique furniture heat, appliances, carpets. $206. good home. Only 3 left. Call 646-6926 demands, we will do every­ TO BID te ft Martin Realtors, 647-9093. tom built. 4 bedroom Colonial 643-1121. A Public Hearing wlU be held by the Board of Directors Robert F. Cody brook St., East Hartford, sewing machine, Kenmore Slass. pewter, oil paintings or montly. Paul W. Dougan, Real- of the Town of Alanchester, July 11, 1972 at 8:00 P.M. In the WUUam P. DesUets 646-1628. thing (or you except make the Sealed bids will be received . . . In a cbnicp npivtiboriiood Over- of Uie Town of Manchester, July U, 1972 at 8:00 P.M. In the wuuain r . Conn. An equal opportunity electric, two antique leather other antique items. Any quan- tor, 643-4536 or 646-1021. payments. MANCHESTER — 8-room Spilt a Cape wi west side, aluminum MANCHESTER — Six-room Co- sized eouipped kitchen 2 baths VERNON — M an ch ^ er line, 3- Hearing Room of toe Municipal BuUdlng, Manchester, Coimectl- Mrs. Emma B. Dunnack chairs, Unlcycle. Call after tlty. TTie Harrisons, 643-8709,------at the office of the Director of employer. ENGUSH POINTERS — Cham­ Level home, 3 bedrooms, 1% siding, garage, near evepr- jj^jgj 3 huge bedrooms, 30 ft Rec room formal dining bedroom Ranch, flteplace, rM yjg purpose of determining whether to ccaiatnict a Sanl- Robert A. Elaton 6:30 p.m.. 742-6871. 1«8 Oakland Street. MAIN STREET — four room General Services, 41 Center pion field trial and hunting NEW 3-room apartment, living St., Manchester, Conn., until baths; carpeted Uvlng room, thing. Ask for L4n Sa'wyer, In- i,gtjj generous kitchen and din- room alum siding & garage 1% baths, % acre lot, jg^y ggwer along toe north shore of Union Pond and the Hock- Franklin C. Falrclough 8 apfartment. Stove refrigerator, H ln ln w «vwv«vi o n /1 Irif nlio n • A aarwzl ® ...... I-W ill, OAUlli. OAU4116 «• n r t s %1 AalHriar tOQ - ^ .. . .. Help Wanted - dogs. Registered with Ameri­ room, kitchen, bedroom, fully Houses For Rent 65 dining room and kitchen; tematlonal Associates, 647- room, 16x24' Uvlng room. All this on a 3W, acre treed lot. swimming i>ool. Asking W9,- gj,y,„ River from Union Street to ToUand Turnpike and thence Ebo Falcetta Boats & Accessories 46 Rooms Without Boord 59 garage, lovely yard. $150. July 14, 1972 at 11:00 a.m. for: can Field. Very reasonable. carpeted. , Range, refrigerator, ------paneled family room with bar; 1300. immaculate condition. $29,900. ixjw 40s 649-6306. ' Mitten Ag^cy Real- easterly along Tolland Turnpike to property of WUUam Peck. Russell A. Foia Male or Female 37 Goodchild - Bartlett, Realtors, FURNISH AND INSTALL 742-8764. EVINRUDE outboard motors, MANCf^STER — Large clean air-conditioners,. basement LARGE elght-iuom Colonial RAISED FLOORING — DATA enclosed Mre^ed g a p p s rooms flrenlace car- Wolverton Agency, Realtors, ’ „ tors, 643-6930, 649-9890.______gj.g hereby given this notice as the owner or owners of land Stanley ELECTROCARDIOGRAPH storage and laundry. Parking fireplace, large lawn, parking CENTER. ^ heated rec room, trees. 649-2818. * • • B Smmng experience or car necessary. Ooldspot ice box, lots of mis- ers. No children please. Buck- appliances, basement, like prl tl«i room, pond, brook, trees, garage, many ertras wooded IVeep . 420 North Main Street Miss Gertrude Norcross CaU 283-9626. cellaneous; land Street, Manchester. Hours GENTLEMAN (wUy. Centrally vate home. Working aduUs and ehopping center, on Gordon W. Sc Shirley Hampton 218 WethereU Street $88,600. Hutchins Agency, 649- lot. Mid 40s. CaU 64«-S446 af- ^ | f| ) g Herald Happy Ad. EXECUTIVE MANCHESTER PROPERTIES! East Longmeadow, Maas. ' Mrs. Joyce R. Orcutt .liilUIMWMMiaiHIlimailWIIIMHkliWWIllliffilliiraflilli^^ 8:30-S p.m. located. Com foi^ble room, 643-2880. bus line. OiU anytime John J. Sc Doris S. O'Rourke 248 WethereU Street 6^. ter 6 p.m. William Sc Mary Ann Kingsley The Quaker Compsmy c/o Mercury Oil Co. 8.621.00 Archie M. Palmer Jr. ------_ ------— kitchen privileges, parking. 260 WethereU Street COLONIAL — Newer 7-room ho^e with 2% baths, fireplace, Help Wanted - Male or Female 37 STRAWBERRIES, come to 289-9651, 668-7339, 649-4936. 646-2623 Michael Sc Ann B. Kutcher \l6a WethereU Street Box “M ” - Burbank Road Mrs. EUsle R. Palmer Glode Brothers’ Berryland______NEWLYWEDS and — Or to be—We Stanley Swetzes 320 WethereU Street double garage and huge treed lot. Priced under market Wethersfield, Connecticut Leonard F. Peters pick your own. on Tolland GIRL, MID 20s, to share apart- have the apartment you’ve Ostal Sc Katie Swetzes 326 WethereU Street Charles Lazar 14.162.60 Martin G. Peterson Jr. Street, at the East Hartford, ment with same, own room, been looking fo*! Shades for WETHBaiBLL STREET value in tlv9 30s. 4 Taylor Street Robert E. Pratt Manchester town line. 649-9677, 646-3312. privacy,^____ , , ___carpet______for quietness.______, North Side Anthony J. A Lebro T. Urbanetti 6,648.24 Martha P . R oberta NCR 3600 OPERATOR ____ appliances (or hunger, laundry LOOKINO for anything in real TOe Andrew Ansaldl Company i 86 Bidwell Street i in (I II i mmiimiii l: 'n>iir n /4 room. 2^4 bath bieauty! Gorgeous kitchen Hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday thru Friday. heat hot water included: I f IXJEXStEST A p^ m ento eU Street. H ie Company Is planing to construct this sewer under Wethersfield, Connecticut Mrs. Louise P. Walton bri^ own c^tatoers. i^GE newly redecorated fu^^^ ila^e anr security ^ W ’rA^=n^ with breakfast room. Large paneled first floor family room Theodore C. lyudon Jr. ft 32,307.M Mirs. K . Warner Company paid fringe benefits. Air-conditioned School Rd.^ may be flexlhlg. P.S^ This One-bedreom, $127 per You are given this notice as the owner or owners of land or may RtAL. ESTATE COrv>PAMV Warren E. Howland Montague White office. Bolton. 649-8719. gentleman, private entrance, 2-Dcdroom $161 per month, 3- buildings th&t will have to pay the developei* on equitable shore may fit your neeUl Sven If jiJTn. with Impressive fireplace. Double garage. Ebcterlor of field- 25 Richard Road Stephen P. Willard \ near center, 647-1145, 649-6896. you’ve been married for 60 bedroom $174 per month. Rent- of the ccnstrucUon costs of the sewer should you desire to con- 16,103.21 ______J stone and aluminum. Must see for $62,900. .. Frank D. D’Amato & Frank Ricciardone A pp ly,: Household GooA; 51 years. CaU Mr. Peterman, al includes heat, hot water, all nect to it in the future. . Apartm ents ~ Flats - utilities, parkinjg, wall-to-waU Comments on the proposed construction wUl be hecud by 40 Dexter Street Airlines Fly More CLEAN, useu used refrigerators, Owner, 649-9404. Hartford, Connecticut carpeting, rang;e, refrigferator, ®* I^lveotors of the Town of Manchester at a hearing e\ J I feAST rprNjrr. n strec' 14,092.34 NEW YORK — U. s. Intar ranges automatic washers •eaemenis 63 William Peck CHENEY BROTHERS, INC AVAILABLE four-room apart- Applications being- accepted. **®* ,.*11 ■'*®®®*‘®“*®'’’ VlArgCMEBTEA. OftiJAO national airlines flew 29.8 hU*. ment Heat atmllancea. cen- Call RockvlUe. 875-0789 or Mer- GOnn_., at 8.06 PJtt., EDST, July 11, WH.__ 74 Tolland Turnpike 31 COOPER HILL STREET with guarantees. See them at px>UR NICE RQOMS, heat, hot ment. Heat, appliances, cen- Call RockvlUe, 876-0789 or Mer- R. F. BLANCHARD EDWARD J. .TOMKIEL U®“ PMsenger-mUoa In ft S.' P’ water, stove, refrigerator, i ,tral location. $180. monthly. Se- idea, 237-8868. Equal housing BOARD OF DIRECTORS TELCPMOrvjE I20T1 6Afc-0«?n0 MANCHESTER, CONN. Main St. CaU 643-2171. TOWN OP MANCHESTER REALTOR— MLS 646-2482 TOWN CLERK B’", P?f ^ ' one-car p a r k ^ . 647-9261. curity denoslt. 649-3340. ' opportunities. By Anthony P. Pietrantonlo, Soo’y. freight ton-miles rose 18.8 par \ For the finer homes. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut cent to i .i billion ton>n)llM. V-' \ this twenty-sixth day of June, 1972 V \ , !■ % ’ ■r •/ 7 PAGE. SIXTEEN h V.- illmrIffHtw EtJftttttg IlfraKi SATURDAY, JULY 1/1972 Beaches On Sound Allies Stall Murky By MARC CHARNEY Near Target NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — Health officials have closed municipal beaches to swim­ (Continued from Page One) They said a 40-truck convoy ming in more than a half-dozen .. carrylm food and ammunition southwestern Connecticut towns miles north of Saigon, were hit the 28 miles from Plelku and cities in the wake of last ,u *" to Kontum on Friday without week’s record rainfall. ahe Ung attacks ^ d one ground ,„cident. -me route had been Runoff from the rains is still attack. South Vietnamese ^y Communist forces flowing toward the sound and s^kesinen said 87 enemy and by South Viet- roops bringing with it higher-than- werewL T killed . . H In the shellings and to dislodge them ' normal bacteria counts. At several skirmishes had tailed. some beaches, Indications are Rangers searching the area ♦ Tt^ty-flve miles to the around Chu Pao mountain, the that bacteria levels may niake northeast, enemy forces at­ water unfit to swim in over the tacked with, shellfire and location of moat of the fighting July 4 weekend. ground advances Friday night along the road, found 280 dead T he beaches remaining in three spots in and around North Vietnamese soldiers In closed Thursday included three Phuoc Bish. Casualties were mass graves, the spokesman of five in Stamford, all beach reported as 23 enemy killed and said. Another 83 were fpUnd in areas in Bridgeport, and mu­ three government soldiers another location nearby. nicipal beaches in thre killed and 11 wounded. On Friday South Vietnamese urbs on both sides of New forces drove within three miles Haven—Milford, East shellings were reported In sur­ <>t Quang Tn CUy as they bat- and West Haven, rounding Phuoc Long province tied to retake the northernmost Elmer Toth, superlnteni south of the Cambodian border. territory. of parks in Bridgeport, said Fresh action also appeared to The 20,000-man task force en­ problem thei^e was apparently be shaping up In the Parrot’s countered sporadic enemy re­ caused by the length of time it Beak area of eastern Cam­ sistance as the drive was in its takes for rainwater that has bodia, 80 miles northwest of third day. The province fell to fallen inland to travel down- Saigon. the North Vietnamese two stretun to the coast. ■hie U.S. Command reported ago. "I imagine," he added, "that that two American spotter , South Vletn^amese para- Long Island acts as kind of a planes and a helicopter had ««)pers advanced a mile dur- block" to complete flushing of crashed in Svay Rieng province the day, ^ d by nlghtt^l contaminated waters from this week from ‘‘unknown Long Island Sound—particular­ causes’’ and one pilot was Meanvdille,. MUth Viet- ly at the sound's western end. mlsslng. namese marines fought enemy Officials in several of the af­ The missing fUer went down several fected towns said they hoped to Tuesday in Air Force 02 plane. be able to reopen beaches by A second 02 and the helicopter South Vietnamese ad- the July 4 weekend, but they Express Bus Departs July 10 crashed Friday and all four vance appeared to be moving were unsure if that wouid be In an effort to reduce rush-hour traffic on 1-86, at left, between town Hartford stops: Isle of Safety, Trumbull at Asylum St., crewmen were reported res- schedule, but the absence of possibie. Hartford and communities in the Manchester area, the Connecti­ Pearl at Main St., at Central Row and Market St., at Constitu­ bridges spannlr/j tWo rivers Hie decision depends on tests cut Department of Transportation will beprin express bus service The South Vietnamese com- south of Quang Trl slowed the being conducted by the state tion Plaza. I he buses will leave at the same time intervals mak­ mand reperted government drive somewhat. Many of the Health Department, they said. from Burr Corners Shopping Center on Tolland Turnpike in Man­ ing the same five stops to pickup return passengers in the eve­ troops killed 24 enemy and dls- bridges were destroyed by al- Beaches in New Haven itself chester on July 10. It is located off Exit 93 on 1-86. During the ning from 4 to 6 p.m. Free parking for 165 cars will be provided covered a 40,000-round muni- hod air strikes after the prov- have remained open, however, 90-day demonstration project, the buses depart from the shop-- at the shopping center. The one-way fare will be 50 cents. tlons cache in skirmishes Frl- as have those in Norwalk, ping center every 10 minutes from 7 to 9 a.m., making five down- day and this morning around lu the air war Friday, U.S. Westport and Stratford. Health Kampong Rau, 82 miles nerth- B82s flew four missions north officials in those towns say west cf Saigen and Just cn the ot the demilitarized zone, the their areas have also under­ Cambodian side cf an infil- U-S. Command said. It reported gone testing, but have been Violence in Ulster traticn route into South Viet- that US. aircraft losses over found within acceptable stand­ Hike Guide Wasp nam’s Plain of Reeds. the past week were four Air ards. . South Vietnamese spokesmen Force and Navy planes over In some communities—^West also reported that Highway 14 North Vietnam and one plane Haven and Bridgeport, for ex­ Rattles Cease-Fire between Plelku and Kontum In and helicopter In South Vlet- ample—the problem didn’t Be Ch^ged Loses BELFAST (AP) — Violence IRA. . the central highlands had been nam. Two other planes were re- loom large enough to close burst across Northern Ireland Tlie lRA Friday tore down °P®"®d to mlUtary traffic for ported lost to nonhostUe causes. beaches until Thursday. In oth­ (Continued from Page One) U.8.A., located in Gardena. Qa- the flmt time since mid-May. er areas—such as Stamford and today after , several days of three barricades In a complex lif., of fixing prices cn the sale peace. of 40 defending their Bogslde Greenwich—beaches thad had said, the council will meet soon ^aUun cars in the United Sting been closed all week had One man was killed asd oth­ and Cregg^an Stronghold of Lon- with representatives . of super- gj^tes ers wounded in shooting in- denderry, the "no-go’’ area cleaned themselves by tidal ac­ market chains, food processors. The civil anUtrust suit, filed (Continued from Page One)^ cidents as militant Protestants which moat Infuriates .Protea- tion and were being declared distributors and importers, and Ikiley Ousted in Federal District Court in San stole buses and cars to barri- tants. They regard it as a safe safe again on Thursday. spokesmen for unions with Francisco, charges that Nissan steam turbine engines could de- cade streets in a challenge to haven for terrorists and crimi- Reported beach closlnga^were conspired with its U.S. dealers ''®‘<>P 160.000 horsepower when Roman Catholics and British nals.. concentrated in the western end distribution field. to fix prices at which Datsun ^® wa^ sall(^. authorities alike. a spokesman for the Protes- of Long Island Sound, between Meanwhile, the Defense De­ There she will be berthed at a An unidentified man was gun- West Haven and Greenwich. motor vehicles are sold to cus- tants’ militant Ulster defense By Democrats partment announced it will cut tomers. Navy pier until a scrap yard ned down, apparenUy from a association indicated this week­ A s A beachgoer traveling north its beef purchases by 10 per buys it. speeding car, just cn the Prot- from New York State would end’s operation could be the be­ (Conttmied from PiiHKe One) Wallace plans to leave Holy cent for the next four months in C. Woodbury Gorman of East estant aide of a dividing line in ginning of a bip:er protest Cross _ __ H(»pltal__ In Sliver Spring, find this situation on his way: connection with Nixon’s move Providence, a Navy man for 27 Belfast, police reported. He In Greenwich, two of three A big sped, painted and against the Catholic strong- had violated nearly every pwty Jn” 5wday ’ He’ll’ stop hi to push meat prices down. years including of them on was the 391st fatality in North- holds. guideline for delegate s r i e ^ ^ Montgomery, ’ Ala.," then fly on beaches Were closed during last At the same time, the Penta­ placed low on a screen door, the Wasp during World War n , em Irelasd’s three years of weekend’s rains, but one was will encourage the toddler to He said meet barriers will Those guidelines, drafted by Miami Beach the next day- gon moved to reduce its in­ lamented, “When a ship is communal war. come down Sunday but stressed a reform commission launched convention H e h a s been reopened Wednesday and the ventory of beef, lamb, pork, le-m to open the door for him­ scrapped they msike It into ra> An 18-year-old youth, hit the other was reopened Thursday. self, saving mother extra steps. some will stay. by , M ^ v e m a ^ r the 19M s?nce mid-May fish and poultry by 50 per cent. zer blades. Think of all the same way at Lurgan, 20 mllOs "There will be many more conventlcn, require states to j,g g^ot at a political In Stamford, all five beaches American Motors Cerp. asked shaves you can get out of from Belfast^ was said by po- gnd much stronger barricades give the proper representation _jiy were closed last weekend, but the Price Commission for au­ that." lice to be In serious condition. put up permanenUy If the Cath- to women, ycuth, blacks and _c'e„nte Maiorltv Leader two were reopened Thursday thorization to raise prices on its Gym Schedule Gorman, secretary for the re- Two other men were reported ollc nogo areas are not <^ned other minority Interests, and to Cre and health officials say two 1973 models an estimated 5 per The schedule of gymnastic union of former Wasp crew wcunded In Belfast shootings. up within the next 14 days, pos- select delegates In < ^n weU- onilfomla more may be reopened bjf today. cent. activities at the West Side members scheduled tonight at A patrol of British soldiers gibiy sooner," he warned. publicized meetings: Poole comm tie s c There Is little hope for the fifth, Rec are as follows; Mon­ the Newport Officers’ Club, was fired upon In the Catholic xhe Protestant barricades found "deliberate, covert and vote "totally inimical to the The company asked for an democratic Institutions we though. average J78 per vehicle, for im­ days, 1:15 to 2 p.m., 5 to '7 said old shipmates from as far Ar-iovne section cf Belfast, the went up In Belfast, Bangor, calculated” vlolatloitt In the In Darien, beaches have been year olds; 2 to 2:45 p.m., 8 awav as Alaska were expected. • Army said. The troops were not Ballymena and Lisburn. In Bel- ChlcSgo delegation. cherish so much.” proved bumpers and emission —Mississippi Gov. William open all week, but for several control equipment and another to 9 year olds; 2:45 to 3:30 After commissioning In No- hit and did net return the fire. fggt, police reported about 78 Of the 59 Daley delegates, 12 days would-be swimmers were p.m., 10 to 11 yeaf olds; and vember 1943, the Wasp fought Two bombs were tossed Into trucks, buses and cars com- were black, eight young and six wwier saia ne nopes uie siaie s warned that bacteria levels 2.5 per cent each to cover in­ creases in material and labor 3:30 to 4:15 p.m., 12 or older. in many of the major battles in houses in a mixed precinct off mandeered for more than 20 women, Attomey Wayne W. delegation of Democratic regu­ were high. They have receded Participants are reminded the Pacific such as Iwo Jlma, Newtownards Road In East Bel- roaubiccks. Whalen, lars still can win convention by now, however, town officials costs. who represent^^ t ^ seats despite a party hearing to attend only at the time Guam, Wake Island and the fast. Ulster defense ufllts emerged CSilcago challengers, say. In another auto development, ■—■ report believed to the Justice Department ac­ they are scheduled. Philipolnes. Squads of Protestants In jjj strict military formations be- were comnlitteemenamitteemen In1 the Da- examiner’s *>, i r u , r. In Norwalk and Westport, While supporting the invading paramilitary uniform, some hind uniformed bands playing ley org^zaUon and the rest the^iival Loyalist Demo- beaches have been open all cused Nissan Motor Corp. in forces at Iwo Jlma on March masked or hooded, hijacked Protestant rallying were either relatives of organ- week, but in Fairfield they 19, 1945, she was hit by a 500- scores of vehicles for the barrl- tunes. Izatlon members or other party Dark-horse candidate Terry have been closed all week. pound Japanese bomb that cading maneuver which started British troops stood by and officials. Feiirfield officials say they are killed 102 men, injured 269 and late Friday. There were uncon- waiting for word from Hartford watched. This was In line with Jerome Torshen, a lawyer for North Carolina, the Call- destroyed to aircraft. firmed reports cf Catholics the army’s "low profile” or- the Daley delegation, said it ^“ TUa ''°t® brightens h s on when they can reopen. Daritng Loek Short-Set An hour later, the Wasp was dragged from their cars and Bridgeport’s beaches had dered by London and main- had been elected under Illinois ®h^ces of winning me noml- launching aircraft again. beaten. talned In an effort to avoid laws by 900,000 Democratic vot- naU®" as a compromise candl- been open earlier this week, During the war, the carrier It was the most serious but were closed Thursday when sparklng major trouble, ®™ whereas me rival slate was date. / bacteria counts mounted. Offi­ and its planes destroyed 457 trouble since the Irish Republi- The Army was mought likely togemer In back rooms by cials say they don’t know what Japanese aircraft, sunk 114 can Army laid down Its arms to Intervene only If arterial *'a small self-anointed elite will happen this weekend. ships and probably sunk anom- f r truce Monday, highways were cut for any group.” In Stratford, beaches have er 52. The Protestants spumed Brit- tlrnV One delegate, James P. Har- been open all week, but in In November 1962, me Wasp isli appeals for calm and dls- Londonderry Northern Ire- relson of Soum Carolina, --said neighboring Milford beaches si^d to the Carlbbe^ Sea missed as “t ^ ®®®®"d’ ®«y. was quiet me committee. In Ite anxiety to were closed Wednesday and re­ where it played an active role late a slight but significant endangering me mained closed Thursday. In the blockade of Cuba mat gesture of reconciliation by the Residents In Protestant areas party’s electlm chances In No- West Haven officials closed turned back Soviet missile-car­ hoisted their flags and paljjjed vember. their beaches Thursday. In rying freighters. One-House curb, stones red, white and But another, Matmew Troy, New Haven, a health official In 1965, she was prime recov­ blue. Queens County party leader In says there is a chance city ery ship in me Gemini space Assembly The colors assert me Protes- Ntew York -Caty, declared, "I beaches will have to close over progrram and hauled aboard as­ (Continued from Page One) tants’ determination to stay spent seven months breaking the weekend, but on Thursday tronauts from Gemlnis 4, 6 and British In me face of the IRA niy back to get my delegates they were still passing tests. t> Qfaffnrs plans to research jg force them under the into Une wim me McGovern And in East Haven, Mayor Ifi 1966, Thomas n **’® ‘’‘■‘*‘® ® problems. He’s j.yjg gj |j,g overwhelmingly guidelines. And I’ll be damned Frank Messina said Thursday and Eugene A. Ceman, after a already convinced " there 'Is a /-jatholic Irish Republic to me « I'm going to let Richard Da­ that state tests indicated "a de- threekiay space journey, and nged for a massive overhaul of ley stay outside mose guide­ g r e e of pollution which James A. Lovell Jr. and Edwin jj^g jgx structure. Including In- lines and do what he likes. All prompted us to close the entire E. Aldrin Jr., in me last Ge- troduction of a personal income ______he did was put in old-line i>arty waterfront." Health officials mini flight, were taken from ^gx and a reshaping of me hacks who would do vdiat Dick there said swallowing the wa,ter me waters by me Wasp. property tax system. WTIC-TV (3) Daley told them to do.” could lead to stomach disorders "This ‘state has too many In omer developments; or to Infectious diseases. ’hole ^n me pocket’ taxes,” he Reaches Accord —The Credentials Committee Further east, officials in Guil­ Jazz Festival says. "Tax policy makers have rejected me Hawaii • Women’s ford, Madison, Clinton, West­ assumed that the people could With Minorities CROCHET Political Caucus challenge to brook and Old Saybrook said Hits New York be fooled, .that if a tax shows the Hawaii delegation, accept- their bathing beaches weren’t NEW___ YORK_____ V..*(AP)f _' The -..V- - only In dribs and drabs that The Hartford CommunlcaV jng a woman member’s argu- affected. Newport Jazz Festival, which people won’t realize they're tlpns Committee, a co^ition of rnent that Hawaii women "put This test pattern Is part of th« In Old Saybrook, never­ outgrew Its Rhode Island birth- taxed. black, Spanish - y a k in g and mUe effort into running" for Herald’s quality printing control theless, officials have placed a place after 17 summers, moves ‘‘Another penny on the ga^- delegate seats. program to give you the nation’s temporary ban on the taking of here today to. open a nine-day *i®® another penny on the Federal Communicatlona Com' -Alabama Gov. George C. finest newspaper. shellfish from several marshes outpouring of sound expected to cigarette tax, two cents on the mission to withdraw its petition and riverbeds, draw more than 100,000 jazz liquor tax. You can nickel and to deny the renewal of Wno- (ans. dime to death the ordinary citl- TV’s license. HUGE CLOCK Music from all eras of this zen. I Ihlnk they’re becoming The withdrawal of the petition MILWAUKEE, Wis. (A P )- You will find it a big help 2646 original American art form will m^-re and more aware of hid- is the result of an agreement One of the landmarks of Mil­ Keep when rolling dough for pie to play in an unusual variety of den taxes. I think the people reached trith the station in the waukee is a huge, four-faced place the dough between two Two lovely dresses for Add this cool short-set to, arenas including the Staten are not7o easily fooled." areas cf minority programming the young lady’s ward­ your wardrobe! It’s quick clwk which can be seen by sheets of waxed paper. After robe . . . one so tailored; Island Ferry, .Philharmonic Babbldge addsiQ "Some say ®od employment. uilors on. Lake Michigan as Am erica rolling, remove the top sheet to crochet! No. 2646 has , Hall, Yankee Stadium, Central that advocates of a personal in- The agreement, filed by the other trimmed with crochet directions for far away as 44 miles. and cut dough into desired size. friliy ruffles! No. 8188 Sizes 8 to 14 inclusive. Park and the streets of Har- come tax are spenders. I think WTIC-TV with the FCXJ as an It is atop a tower which green. This will prevent It sticking to with PHOTO-ouiDE is in SEND eo( In coin, for nKli pitttrn lem. " I’ve heard the governor say amendment to the statimi’s U- stands 280 feet, above street the rolling pin and dough board. Sizes 2 to 10 years. Size - Incindti potfazi and handlint. Some stars who had drifted this. I think - a well-admlnls- cense renewal ai^licatlon, pro- yards 46-inch level, and which is part of an _A«m Cabot, JIaBchester Into relative obscurity—^Kld tered personal Income tax vldes for the formation of a electrical manufacturing for tailored; sleeveless, Thomas and his Preservation could havc exactly the opposite Minority Advisory Board to l'/4 yards plus 4M, yards company complex. Personal Notices ruffling. Hall Band, Papa Albert French effect, to make people more meet regularly with statlim Each face of the clock, Print Hama, Addrasi arm ZIP and the Tuxedo Jazz band. Son- crnscious of how great a tax ef- management to assist WTIC-TV Patterns available only CODE and Ityla Namkar. \ which IS 40 feet 3‘/4 inches in in sizes shown. ny Rollins and others—are due fort is being made, how great regarding the needs and prob- width, has twice the area of In Memoriam The Spring & Summer for rare public appearances. the demands of taxation are.” lems of the various minorities; In lovinz memory of my dear SEND TSt In calm for each pattern '72 ALBUM is 65/ London’s Big Ben. Light from friend. Stella Johnston, who passed -Includat poataia aad kandllni. 12 Special Quilt Baaki-ssc aack. In moving to New York, festl- . Coupled with adoption of a the emplojmtent of a minority hundreds of fluorescent' tu ^ s away July 1st, 1071. E v

. } nmuniai loroea by South Viet- to dislodgo them 'chlng the area 0 mountain, the t of the fighting found 200 dead ese soldiers in the spokesman 3 were fpund in 1 nearby. mth Vietnamese Ithln three miles :lty as they bat­ he northernmost in task force en- adlo enemy re- drive was in its province fell to Vietnamese two etnamese para- ced a mile dur- uid by nightfall les aepth of the le. South Viet- !s fought enemy le coast, several Vietnamese ad- d to be moving It the absence of Ir/j h#o rivers ( Trl slowed the it. Many of the destroyed by al- I after the prov- irar Friday, U.8. r missions north arized zone, the said. It reported raft losses over : were four Air ivy planes over 1 and one plane in South Vlet- r planes were re- lonhostile causes. ted ats to leave Holy in Silver Spring, ly. He'll st(^ in Ua.,~then fly, on ch the next day- tioh. He has been since . mid-May ihot at a political (ajorlty LesMler d called the Cre- littee’s California inimicEd to the institutions we 3h.” Gov. WUllam hopes the state’s Democratic regu- wln convention a party hearing port believed to I Loyalist Demo- candidate Terry ler governor of 1 , said the Cali- brightens his inning the nomi- ompromlse cahdi-

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The original "Disney on (28-80) Bonaaia “Ihe Great Imposter” 4 timeo yearly. (18) Movie . telepathy to commit mur­ Impatient About Criticism (22-30) hfeet the Press Hess halps a young wife ’60. Tony CurUs, Karl Parade” road show. ■awontoVifo ototoi rinassiat issTiTOTiil* J_ . “The Pathfinder” ’83. der. Alex Dreler, Stefanle (40) Conversations With escape - from her outlaw . M alden. (24) FVench Chef George Montgomery, Hel­ Powers, Pat Hingle.. NEW YORlS^ (A P ) — L ester good. It’s there.” 1:30(3) Movie huabaiid. 11:80 (840) News 1007 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER s BOUTB H . OOVroOBT ^ 0 0 (8-40) The FDJ. (B) ena Carter. (84) Evening at Popa_ Cooper is the executive produc­ ABC tapped Cooper to create (84) Masterpleea Theatre (88-80) Johniqr Carson "ilie Young and the Brskine keeps tabs cn a j f c (24) Natloiial IntercoUe- A Fourth of July concert er, creator and writer of ABCs a now idiildren’s show adxxit a B ra v e " ’63. R ory Cal­ “C ^ Comfort Farm.” 18:00 (8) Avmgeis kidnap payoff. glste. Rodeo Finals with LeRoy Anderson. award-winning Sunday morning y ea r ago. ifs houn, William Bendix. (24) Firing Line BOsadventures of a young (40) M ovie (80) To Tell the Truth (88-30) AcUon Playhoaoe children’s shorw, “ M ake A “ We had been doing ‘Dis­ (82) Sports Action Host: William F. Buckley. girl’s visit to relatives. ‘IQuadalcaiial Ctory” ’43. (40. DanM Boone “The Crime” ’66. AmW- Wirii.’’ He is proud of the prod­ covery’ and H was a good show (30) Lee Treviiw 8:30 (18) Update ^ ' Sarah Badel, Alastalr Preston Foateri ~ Uoyd MANCHESTER •:S0 (8) CBS Nows tous prosecutor tries to uct but is getting impatient but the Uds grew up with it (8-40) Issues and Answers ' (28-30) Jimmy Stewart . Sim . Noton, ^niUam BOndlx.- (8) ABC News pin murder rap on wom­ about- the blaidoet criticism of and we found we were reaching Guest: Edmund Muskie. 9:M (8) Cade’s Ootmiy (R) (8) For the Conamner (B) (22-30) NBC News an who JlltoU him. Jack ehUdren’s programs. too old, an, audience,” Cooper 2:00 (8) Movie Prerf. Howard tries to get C^e locdcs fm: his kid­ 1:40 (40) Nevis OLDSMOBILE Lord, Sarah Rodman. “Tbe only way televiaton— said. “We wanted a new con­ “ Fog tar a K ille r" ’ 62. "Your OMsmobHo DMter" •dS5 (40) News 7:00 (3) Untamed World 9;00 (18) 700 a n b network televisian—can coofin- cept for the ones between 6 and , ' David Sumner, Susan (8) What’s My linet 9;so (3) Cannon (B) ue to do something good in fids T ravers. 12. Furniture Colpet 912 WEST CENTER ST. - 64S-1S11 (23-30) News Cannon investigates a area ta to have people out there Cooper and his staff came up (88) BasebaU (40) ABC News jdane crash. say that there' to "something with a form involving every­ Brewers at Red Sok. BLAU Bedding -i- Appliances | 7:30 (8) Jerry Beed (84) Doin’ It good,” Cooper said. "Dammit, thing from quick cuts from one (SO) C onnectlcat Oountiy Guesto: Doc Severinsen, FIrrt segment of a five- don’t: keep telling me bow bad sidiject to another in “Laugh- Hnslc f^ectal " Furnltulw Stores iiis main street, Manchester NEWorUSED Charles Nelson Reilly. part series on Black cul- television is: Look at it and see In” Style, to animation and (40) M ovie P Middletown _ Old Saybrook — Open Mon. thru Sat. — Bfon., Tfaim. A Fri. NUes to 0 Mod Squad (B) ture^ U you can’t find aomethliig even music. "The Unearthly” ’67.

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Percentage Player . WEDNESDAY JULY 5 Oomedlan Marty FeUbnon, Otar of ABCs "The Matty Feld­ 8:00 (8) An About Faces 1:30 (8) Lassie (84) ChUdren are Waiting Chapter Four: "Dinner at man Comedy Mactdne,’’ beUeveo (18) Jim and Tammy (18) Dick Van Dyke Special. Report on finding Swithlns.” in percentagea. (84) Mister Rogers (88 1 Dream of Jeannle homes for orphans. 10:30 (8) Convention *72 “I’U be quite happy If the (SO) Hagan’s Heroes (84) Conn. Newsroom 0:00 (3) Medical Center (R) Special. ,"The New Con­ show is 65 per cent as good as (40) I Ixtve lAicy (SO) Circus! Doctor awakes after be­ ventioneers.” I’ve hoped, reasonably happy If 8:S0 (8) Trutli or Oonse- (40) Dragnet ing in a coma for three (18) TOO Club Us 60 per cent, end depressed quenoes 8:00 (3) Melba Moore and Clif­ years. 11:00 (3-8-2-30-40) News if it’s less than 40 per cent be­ (88) Hogan’s Heroes ton Davis Show (8) Marty Feldnnan 11:30 (S) Movie cause I will know thsn that I'vo (4 Electric Company Guests: Nancy Wilson, Guest: Barbara Feldon. "Night into Morning” '81. come nowhere near what I aet (SO) O i n i ^ ’s Island Marvin Braverman. (Last (84) Hbratlona HapjtUy married man is out to do,” he says. focal point for tragedy. (40) News show of series). Music by Georges Dele- rue, Lolo Schifiin, Jose Nancy Davis, Ray Mil- 8:85 (S) What’s Happening (88-30) Adaml2 (R) Iturbi. land. 6:00 (S-8-88) News Malloy and Reed try to (8-40) DIek Cavett (18) Movie catch a saboteur. (40) Movie . ' Guest: BUly Preattm. "Prince of Pirates” ’6S. (8-40) ’The Super ‘"n>e Seven Uttle Foys” (22-30) Johnny Canon John Derek, Barbara Joe plays match-maker. '66. Bob Hope, James Guests: Joan Rivers, Har­ Rush. . (18) Canadian FootbaU Cagney. ry Chapin. (84) Hodgepodge Ledge Blue Bombers meet Ar­ 9:30 (8) K o p y k ^ (R (30) To Ten the Truth gonauts at Toronto. Guest: Raymond Burr. (40) Daniel Boone (84) Election ’78 10:00 (3) Mannlx (R) Serling Honored 6:30 (3) CBS News Preparations for Demo­ Uncooperative cop is ac­ ‘ (8) ABC News cratic Convention. cused of murder. Rod Serling, host and writer (28-30) NBC News 8:30 (8-40) Corner Bar (28-30) Night Gallery (R) of NBC’s "R od Serlllig’s Night 6:86 (40) News Grant’s Tomb' Is quaran­ 1. Surgery instructor is in Gallery,” was honored recently T:00 (3) Big Valley tined. need of cadavers. 2. A with the Horace Walpole Gold (8) What’s My Une? (22-30) McMillan ft WUe ' husband scares his wife to Medal Award for his work in (2-SO) News “ The Face of Murder.” -death. 3. Gangster tries to TV, motion pictures and Uter- (24) Free-For-All Rock Hudson, Susan Saint escape the country. aturo, by the Count Dracula (40) ABC News James. (24) Forsyte Saga (R) Society in Loe Angeles. THURSDAY JULY 6 6:00 (8) All About Faces (22) I Dream of Jeonnie psycopathlc kUler. Albert (18) Jim and Taimny (24) Coim. Newsroom Finney, Susan Hamp- (4) Mister Rcgcra (40) Dragnet . shire. (30) Hegan’s Heroes 8:00 (3) What About Police (8-40) Longstreet (R) (40) 1 L.O VO Ijicy Brutality? Pro football player gets 6:30 (8) Truth or Conse­ Four victims of alleged involved with gambling. quences police brutality in Hart­ (18 Right On (2 Hogan’s Heroes ford discuss the subject. (22-30) Ironside (R) (24) Eicctric Company (8-40) Alias Smith and Nine-year-old witch and (30) Gilligan’s Island Jones (R) Nine-year-old witch asd (40) News . Heyes and Curry are mis­ (18) Right On led into helping Georg­ 10:00 (8-40) Owen Marshall (R) 6:55 (3) What’s Happening \ Onr SPEEDY Specialty 6:00 (3-8-22) News ette. Young policeman la (18) Movie (18) News charged with murder of TRULYRULT DEUTIOUSDEUnOL ‘"The Saracen Blade” ’54. (22-30) Ad\'enti^ The­ Ms wife’s boyfriend. Ricardo Montalban, Betta atres “Corridor 400” ’63. (22-30) Dean Martin (R) C H I^ N St. John.. Night-singer helps trap a Guests: Phil Silvers, Dom Brown in 6 Minntae (24) Hodgepodge Lodge narcotics ring. Suzanne DeLuise, Norm Crosby, The world’s ‘Tlneat eatin* (30) To Tell the ’Truth Pleshette, ’Theodore Leonard Barr. chicken” with Inoonoqtaimblo (40) Daniel Boone Bikel. (24) Forsyte Sags (R )' taste. 6:30 (3) CBS News (24) Jean Shepherd 11:00 (3-8-22-30-40) News “ The Phantom of the 11:30 (3) Movie CALL IN ORDER (8) ABC News Pick Up 10 Mlnntss Latsr (2-30) NBC News . Open Hearth Lives — . “Murder Most Foul" ’64. (21) French Chef (R) Somewhere in Indiana.” Margaret Rutherford 6:50 (40) News 8:30 (3) My ’Three Sons (R) stars as Miss Marple in DECI’S DRIVE-IN 1:00 (3) Judd For the Defense First-grader falls in love an Agratha Christie mys­ 462 CENTER ST.—648-2660 Proud African chief faces with Dodle. tery. murder charge. (18) Unabridged (8-40) Dick Cavett (8) What’s My Line? (24) Jazz Set Guest: Germalse Greer. Rod Serlingr, host-nar­ (22-30) Johnny Carson THE (22-30) News Classic blues, traditional rator of “Night Gal­ Dixieland, and modem Guest: John Eisenhower. (4) How Do Your Chil­ lery,” makes a rare ap-- dren Grow? jazz. 1:30 (3) Movie POWERFUL (40 ABC News 9:00 (3) Movie pearance as an actor “ Girls on the Loose” ’88. 1:30 (8) Siifart to Adventure • “ Night Must Fall” ’64. in NBC’s “Ironside,” Mara Corday, Llta Milan, PERFORMER Bellhop turns out to be Thursday at 9 p.m. Barbara Bostock. (18) Dick Van Dyke ON OR OFF THE ROAD 450 FRIDAY JULY? HONDA SORASIBLEB 5:00 (8) All About Faces (8) JuvenUe Jury “Los Olvidados” ’50. Bru­ George Peppard. SERVICE IB OUR BYB1ROL (18) Jim hnd Tammy ' (18) 700 Club tal study of crime and (8-40) Dick Cavett (24) Mister Rogers (22) 1 Dream of Jecumie poverty in Mexico City. (22-30) Johnny Carson Financing Arranged (30) H ogw ’s Heroes (24) 30 Minutes 9:00 (3) EUzabeth R Guesta: Mac Davis, Rob: (40) 1 Love Lucy (30) HoUywood Squares CUmate of oppressim en­ ert Klein. Kawasaki — Ossa 6:30 (8) ’Truth or Conse­ (40) Dragnet dangers young Elizabeth. 1:00 (8) Death Valley Days quences 8:00 (3) O’Hara, U.8. Treasury (8-40) Itoom 222 (R) 1:30 (3) Movie Honda (22) Hogan’s Heroes < B ) Student is suspected of “Intrigue" ’47. George (24) Electric Company O’Hara investigates an being a witch. Raft, June Havoc, Helena MANCHESTER (30) GUllgan’s Island elaborate scheme for tax Carter. 9:30 (8-40) Odd Couple (R) HONDA CENTER (40) News evasion. Felix coaches a boys’ (22-30) Sanford ft Son (R) 634 Center St., Mancbeeter 8:60 (3) What’s H^penlng footbaU team. From One Who Knows Lamont finds a suitcase 6:00 (3-8-^) News i0:00 (8-40) Love, American James Farentino, will fuil of money. (18) Movie Style (R) star in the “Cool Million” seg­ “The Traveling Sales­ (24) Washington Week In Quests: Louis Nye, Jp ment of the “ NBC Wednesday woman” ’50. Joan Davis, Review Anne Worley, Stejdianle Mystery” trilogy starting in tte Andy Devine. (8-40) Brady Bunch (R) Powers, Soupy Sales, fall, credits Bette Daids with (24) Hodgepodge Lodge Peter writes a coliunn lor Dwayne Hickman and helping his acting technique (30) To TeU the Truth his school newspaper. others. when both .were In “ Night of the (40) Daniel Boohe 8:30 (8-40) Partridge Family (24) Soul! Iguana” on Broadway. 6:30 (3) CBS Niews (B) 10:30 (3) Governor and J. J. ^tdmk The family visits a Navar (8) ABC New* Drinkwater’s old coUege ELECTRONICS jo reservation. (22-30) NBC News chum comes for a visit. Bottle Baby (24) The Birthday Party (18) BasebaU During a recent “ Tonight LABORATORIES Yaiikees at Twins. (22) 'Thia la Tour Life 6:85 (40) News (SO) Golddlggeib Show Starring Johnny Carson” (22-30) Movie 7:00 (3) BUI fJosby 'Guest: Ruth Buzzl. on IfBC, Carson said of his - (8) What’s My Line? “ Matchless” '66. New 277 BROAD 11:00 (3-8-22-S0-40) News sidekick: “Ed McMahon was (18) Dick Van Dyke York journalist is caught 11:30 (8) Movie bom during the height of pro­ (22-30) News up in international in- IzL..., "The .Subterraneans” ’80. hibition. One of his first-m toi- (24) iloln’ It (R) . trigue. Patrick O’Neal, Dries was of Eliot Ness raiding . Ira Furstenberg. Story of San Fi^mclsco F.M. AND AJI. (40) AB ONews beatniks. LesUe Caron, his playpen.” "'7:30 (3) What’s Happening (24) Movie* _ DAR CUBE • CRUSHED Don WILLIS Garage BLOCK STEREO ICE srsdiyie'ni i n L T . 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