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WEEKEND SPECtAL ------— ------Charter Meeting Dratvs Few Residents, Many o u m * cM um v VOL. XCl, NO. 281 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 30. 1972 (daaaUled Advertising on ’Pago U) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS

Last night’s meeting of the David Rappe wondered If a vote for whom they want and the charter be changed to elim­ terms, to give petals a chotoe, has said that the Probata Court Coventry CSiarter Revision Com- two-year term might not re­ let the chlpa toll where (hey inate budget over-mpendltures; hut a no-contest election was would bo eloaed from July S to Sweetheart Roses $L88 mittee, held at the town hall „ , ^ ^ • may,” he said, Bratnard felt that the taiqiayers must be con­ not good for the town. July 11 for summer vacation. parados. and open to aU residents, was » completely new be the tnriy demo- sidered. A1 CanlHl suggeated that the Anyone having proMema need- very poorly attended. inexperienced council every Joe KOmfleld agreed to a i^ipatntive position also be ing immediate attention should changed to two years to eltanl- contact Judge Howard Wolf- Senate Approves Rose Fowler and Jesse Brain- two years. be very rare if at least one por- larger fund, but added that the ALSO FULL LINE OF THE MOST LUXUR­ ard were present as represents- Mrs. Fowler was sure that . tvagn’t riected from the councU must stick to this figure nate the poeslfaUlty of people hanger In Tolland. Ho wUl bo Return to Paris, tives of the TVrwn Council, there would be a carry-over of minority party. and not supercede the vote of Just stagnsdlng after a year or Acting Probate In Rappe's ab- IOUS CHOCOLATES IN THE WORLD -J- Hanoi Crane, chairman of the at least one member at each j ,* • the townq>e<^e by allotlng ex- two due to lack of Interest or aelwe. FLORA-MIR CHOCOLATES GIFT WRAPPED. ccTimlttee, asked Mrs. Fowler election who could help the cesalve amounts to town agen- U*"*- ■ Benefit Hike in fc her opinion on a nine-mem- other members, and for this o* ® $16,000 contingency neoDle had voted ttmisM that on certain * r council. , ^ n it wouldn’t be necessary that the might not Sills in ^Hoffman* Paul Buetiner Florist, Inc. For the purpose of easing the to have staggered terms to al- better off with a 2H per , «v/ etmina. ’ that a ceitiUn”!^ »an» amBxr / work load of the members, with low for retaining experienced cent, approximately $60,000 Brainard agreed that 2H per and Zoning, th^ A NEW TORIC(Al^ — •nie 1122 BURNSIDE AYE., EAST HARTFORD Says President council members fund to allow the councU more cent or one or two mllla would pertlse was needed and thm New Tortt CHy Opera wlM one extra persem serving on the TEL. 528-9586 Defiance of Veto Steering Committee and anoth­ It was also felt that two- leeway in dealing with necee- give the councU flexlbUlty In might not be enough quallflM prsMnt a new producticn of er on the Finance Committee. year terms were sufficient for sary extra expenditures that dealing with emergencies, but ^experienced people on the jacquea Offenbach’s "the WASHINGTON (AP)—^The Senate adopted today a WASHINOTON (AP) — Pres­ prepared to negotiate In a ment on the people of South Mrs. Fowler thought that it was the Board of Education, and were for some reason not allot- that the councU should wait ooyd. ^ , Tales of Hoffman" In its com 20 per cent across-the-board increase in Social Security ident Nixon has announced the serious and constructive way. Vietnam against their will.” a good idee; but she expressed that this would insure that the ed for In -ttie annual budget. unUl the end of Uie fiscal year C arrm ^ Ing fhU s«aaon. OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS benefits—the biggest such boost in history. United States will return to We will be prepared to nego­ To do so, he said, would "re­ doubt of the cumbersomeness members would be taking an Crane thought this would take before allotlng these funds for the 80 -^ y Umlt dldn t ^ c w ttie Beverly SUls wUl sing the ------The Senate acUon came in Vietnam peace talks in Paris tiate In that way.” ward aggression,’ ’ Invite future encroahements and "dishonor of this number at a town meet­ active part in all decisions if the guess work out of allotlng over-expenditures. tWo paittes in town enough time iov« interesf in aU three tales, the face of a warning by Presi­ on July 13 because he sees “a He reaffirmed a May 8 offer ing with all nine members ex­ they were Interested in re- funds Oiat may or may not be Jean Campbell remarked that to rwtanmend people to flH v ^ portraying Olympia, . OtuUetU dent Mixon that such an In­ chance for more serious dis­ to withdraw all Americans the United States of America.” pressing opinions on each Hem elecUon. there. Only after this money every other year, unless an In- cancles on various cmmlttoM and Antonia. Norman Treigle crease vrould either strain the cussions.” within four months In return At another point, Nixon again on the agenda. She did feel that would the councU dependent wishes to run for the and commissions. commissions. Crane Crane said ^ t e aU four charaotera who Back-Room economy or push taxes up for Holding his first television-ra­ for a supervised Indochina claimed success for his Vlet- Jesse Brainard suggested that was gone namizatlot program while de­ for all intents and purposes 0 ,^ committee do away with need a special town meeUng B oard of EducaUon, there is no t>b represent the evil influence* In millions of workers. dio news conference in 13 cease-fire and the return of that nine members would be that contest and that tWs made for extended to 46 days. the hero’s life and -Mlchde Mo- Read Herald Advertisemente Tho increase was added as a months, Nixon gave no clue American prisoners plus an ac­ clining to say exactly when Sai­ the minority representation on if funds in excess of Deal^ Says gon forces might be able to op­ better than seven. voter apathy. She suggested. Opart Cloaed lese will alng Hoffmann. JUllus rider to a bill extending for Ihursday night to the nature of counting for those missing. the Town Council and the Board amount were needed, erate effectively without U.S. It was suggested by Crane to of Education, “Let the people Steve Losin suggested that if there must be staggered Pidbate Judge David Rappe Rudel wUl conduct feur months the present $460 presumed secret dickering that Terming this an excellent relieve the apathy that some McGovern billion national debt ceiling. is bringing both sides back to proposal, he added, as he has supporting airpower. voters feK having only eight The amendment, qxmsored the conference table. before: "We expect, ^rhaps, some more North Vietnamese offen­ candidates to choose from for WASHINOTON (AP) — An by Sen. Frank Oiurch, D-Idabo, In fact, he coupled his veiled ‘"nie only thing that we have seven positions, that each party Pre-July 4th angry George McGovern has also would raise payroll taxes (^tlmlsm with a statement that sive,” he said, "but I believe not done Is to do what the Com­ now the ability of the South run six people for the council. threatened to withhold support In 1678 and further in 1674 to "we have been disappointed in munists have asked and that is He also sought to reduce the from the Democratic ticket If pay tor the booet. the past with regard to these to impose a Communist govern- (flee Page Five) terms from four to two years. Holiday Sale! he loaea the presidential nomi- In addition, It would put Into discussions” —suggesting his­ It was the general beUef that nation because ot whsd he effect for the first time auto- tory migkt repeat Itself. this would make the elected of- irif'k 'k 'k 'k it it it called "shabby back-room deal- matte cost-of-livlng adjustments ’The Paris talks have been in flcials more responsive to the / In Social Becurity. the deepfreeze since early May. wishes of the townspeople and ¥ Not all stylea McGovern coupled the threat An amendment to substitute During a 43-mlnute session in more careful of spending. in all aiaea with a stream of accusstlonB a 10 per cent increase for the the floodlit East Room of the ¥ directed at the Credentials 20 per cent increase was de- White House, the seemingly re­ O om m lttee vote ’Ikursday feated 66 to 20. ' laxed chief executive also; Tolland Votes Columbia str^Hitng him, at least tempo- v h e Church amendment —Repeated high priase for rarUy, c f more than half the would inxwlde $8.6 bUUon in an- Vice President Spiro -T. Agnew 271 delegates he won In Callfor- „ual addiUonal beneflU for the hut declared he won’t make nia's primary. 27.S million recipients, the larg- known his choice of a 1672 cam­ Students The committee’s 72-66 vote to ^34 increase since the system paign running mate until the Budget Slice apportion tho 271 delegates was first set up In 1686. Aug. 21 Republican National H onored among nine candidates, rather effecUve date for tho 20 Convention draws nearer. than awarding them all to ^ent would be Sept. 1 so —Ebepressed hope the courts By BETTE QUATBALFt rate, computed on toe revalua- McGovern, fueled tho unrest t^at It first would bo reflected will uphold the death penalty as (Herald Oorrespondent) ted Grand List)! A t W in d h am simmering in a party searching checks received Oct. $. a a deterrent to such federal Although Tax Collector Earl somewhat uncertainly for har- ^^nth before the presidential crimes as kidnapping and sky­ ’Tolland residents, weary from Bggijg tvUl begin processing the FHve Columbia students have mony between regulars and re- national elections, jacking. two-monto struggle over toe tax bills at the 46-mUl rate, one been elected members of the formers. jjmit leglrtatloa was —B ndorsed. In perhaps adoption of a budget for the cloud still hangs over settle­ 1B72-73 student councU at Wnd- Hiat decision and another expected to cle^f the Senate by stronger language than before, coming fiscal year, voted yes- ment of the budget controversy. ham High School. Three stu­ due today on a challenge to one mid-day and ^ back to the leglaiatlon t o . tighten controls terday In favor of the lower A hearing is still scheduled dents have also been named P of the pre-eminent old-liners. House. over cheap and readily avail- $2,316,000 “ compromise budg- for Wednesday morning In Tol­ class officers. Chicago Mayor Richard J. Da- Thera, Republican leaders able handguns. et,” by an 846-644 margin. land County Superior Court, on Incoming sailors Marguiite ley portended further ac- were threatening to block any "I have always felt there iTie original $2,366,000 budget toe suit brought by Gerald Rals­ Gosline, Gina Laramie and rlmcnlous debate at the Miami acUon on the 20 per cent today dtouid be a federal law for the (Question Two on tho voting ton and toe Tolland Education Sherri Levy were named to the Beach conventlcn opening July although they said they might control of handguns .... The machines) lost, 664-797. Association. council along with incoming 10. The full convention will vote willing to take 10 per cent problem there Is to write the adoption of the lower The suit calls for court sup­ juniors, Beverly. Rand and Lynn on accepting or rejecting Cte- (.gut ammmmmmtStKKKKM budget represents an additional port of toe adoption of the orig­ Sadlon. JERSEY SIZZLE- denUala Oommlttae deolslans. j^ 'an impasse d ev el(^ , Con- BLOUSES AND $60,000 in toe school budget on inal budget at the annual town Denise Ruzicka is the presi­ In his Initial burst c f anger, —gg, may have to meet Satur- I.ONG HALTER TOP top of toe $421,000 already cut meeting May 2, and toe dec­ dent of the incoming sophomore PANT DRESSES McOovem osdled the committee ^ ^g^t week, A Chance STRETCH NYI.ON by tho Finance Board. Also lost laration of all subsequent budg­ class; Mark Gudmundson was decision "the rottenest pollUcal ^ad planned to quit by HOSTESS 9OWNS In toe compromise budget Is et activity as illegal. ’This would PULL-ON SLACKS Our Reg. 9.99 steel I’ve ever seen in my p. Sleeve, halter styles. 5 stunning prints. Sizes 8 to 16. last night. The finsnee bo«ud Rd., was the third ranking stu­ 10.99 and 12.99 to 13. convention that would sustain be contr^lea.*’ . * *u come ot the referendum, of- has authorized extra help to Our Reg. blouses, crepes, poly cotton SWIMSUITS 8 . 8 8 He said he referred to toe j,g,gjjy getting toe 46-mlll rate dent in the graduating class at blends. Elegant styles. Slacks One, two and three piece fashions in panne, velour, nylon, Helanca, this kind of shabby back-room speed the procesoing of the bills, 3.49 I SEAMLESS MESH STOCKINGS dealing," he declared. "1 "Baturday Nl^t fipeclaU coming fiscal year. Windham tSgh School. WhUe have 8 dart front for perfect ^ Spandex in solids and prints. Bikinis, sheaths, blousons, pitiafores. whKto, he called "the major ,j^ g ,gp^gg„,g g two-mlU in- which are due and payable 3.99 2.77 3 wouldn’t have any port cf any attending Windham he was ac­ fit; flare leg, stitched crease. ■yA niio’s. Run guard top and toe, nude heel. WASHmOTON (AP) — To­ source c t this kind of crimes within 30 days of the July 1 tive in the dramatic club and Sizes 8 to 18. C W Iliff”'A P C Novelties and classic styles. 8 ^ Reg. Suntone or cinnamon. 9 to 11. pair convention nominee who would oo fho ntfomnt on the life crease wnenwhen oompsTeacompared wiuiwith even though toe bills are Nylon or polyester skinny rib support this.” day will be the longest day in such as toe attempt on toe life ,jjjg yggj->g adjusted mill rate of served as vice president of the tops with short sleeve, button Selection of Better fZ ^ By PlaylM*^^ Water tight construction. to 4.50 DOX of Alabama Gov. George C. honor society for the 1871-72 5 Our Reg. 3 Pair Box 2J25 But he tempered the asser­ your life. 44 mills (toe current 72-mill (flee Fage Five) or lace front. Solids, stripes: Dressy Blouses tion Ister when he told a news Wallace. year. sizes S. .M, L. 6.66 Elvery other day since man . —Cautioned Congress against During graduation cere- conference In ’ Atlantic City, N.J., that his Initial outburst began recording time has had a n y Inflationary or In­ moiies. Smith received the "doesn’t reflect what I want to 88,400 seconds. At 8 p.m. BDT, adequately financed increase In Louis ^rand Memorial Scholar­ Social Security benefits. "It is ship of $100 given by the Lions say about this matter.” midnight Greenwich Mean "I don’t want to make any .p^ne, today the world’s tlme- not that we do not want as high d u b . He plans to attend ’Trini­ an increase as possible,” Nixon Moriarty Shuns ty CoUege In the faU. threats, ” he said, and added keepers wlU add an extra sec- that, “ If he Democratic noml' said. "But toe increase must be State Scholars ond. nee is nominated according to a responsible one.” TTiree local young people were . .r .,1.. 1 . 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omu C h e s t e r . Watch Her Right Foot! Car Industry Booms ‘Unicom HfMma^ Had Enonnoiu Valne Once ‘Know. Y o u r LunitsV About T The Rev. Robert Baker, pas------BRASIUA — Brasil's auto in­ NOME, Alaska — Narwhals canine tooth, which grows hor- were valued for their reported STOOKHWjM—In olden days Sheinw<)ld on -Bridge y y Xonight tor of the United Pentecostal Members of Center Hose Co. dustry, now in its 17th year, has are UtUa known beoauae they laontally to a length of six or magical powers. In Sweden it was said that if C3iurch, will conduct a service 2 will meet tonight at 7 at the grown dramatically. Between COMPOUND FINESSE seldom venture bskyvr the Arctic eight feet. Queen EUlaabeth I rapked a the bride put her right foot North dealer Sss Saturday’s TV HeraM m r Seeks to Rid Hoad Sunday at 6:45 a.m. on radio Watkins Funeral Honie, 142 E. 1967 and 1970, output increased ASSURES GAME CTircle. Only the males, which These tusks, once thought to "Unicom bom" 4unong moat sligtiUy ahead of her bride­ North-South vulnerable far Oompleta Uatlnga. station W IN F. The program is Center St., to pay respects to 85 per cent, from about 225,000 By ALFRED SHEINWOLD may be 18 feet long, poeseaa be the highly priaed boms of precious poaaesalonsy^tnd Holy groom’s at the altar, she would NORTH sponsored by the Manchester the late CUef Raymond Thorap- to more than 400,000 units. In Hew do you play the trump tusks. the mythical unloom, were ex­ Roman Emperor C h w e s V set- the better of him the rest Of Drunken Drivers Area Council of Churches and son. A A 4 2 5:00 (8) AU About Faoea The' tuck la the mammal's left ported to Europe, where they Ued a mUUon-doliar debt by ct their lives. 1971 it reached the half-million suit in today's hand? H ie cor­ (5 Q 10 7 mark. rect play Is not very hard, but (18) Jim and Tammy paying two “unlcom horns.” By BETTir RYDER O K 8 (24) Mlater Rogeia only a handful of players in A K Q J 9 5 (Herald Reporter) the whole country will custom- (80) Hogao’a Hefoea In a joint effort to lower the incidence of drunken WEST EAST (40) I Love Lnoy arly bring the iriay off at the *^river8, the Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of Connecticut 363 BROAD ST. table. A K I5 10 7 SiSO (8) Tnrth or Oonae- we sell conn. 50c 854 and the Connecticut Safety Commission have joined MANCHESTER North dealer O 9 3 2. qoeiWGS lottery tickets! O 1074 2 AQ953 (88) Hogaa’o Heroes forces in a statewide safety campaign. North-South vulnerable The campaign, officially • . . . . " - ■— Opening lead — Two of Dia­ A 8 63 742 (84) Eleetrie Oompaay monds (88) OUUgan’a Island launched yeMerday at Bre^ Haa., chairman 9dy Weight commiaalcm waa im{demented, ► T H E S H O R E a heart, and you win in dum­ (18) I Spy fJowrttown moneJkiitw ^ does! (84) H odg^odge Lodge and the number of drinks to the felt Oiat success of the cam- m y with the ten. reauKlng blood alcohol percent- paig„ may be evidenced You know that West has led (88) To Tea tbe Troth EARLY? (40) Daniel Boone UMEST MIUSCMENT age and clearly indlcatea nor- through peiaonal obaervaUon, F here the beet size! from a four-card diamond suit, mal safe Umlta b^om driving, ...nte poalUon of Uie Ooonect. since he led the deuce. Hence 0:80 (8) CBS News rm IN NEW EIMUNO East started with five diamonds Opening lead — O (•) ABO News t i*** **«* 8**“ y Oomlaalon and aU square laundry basket STOP lY FOR BREAKFAST AND BUY YOUR to the ace-queen. (8-88> NBC Newa ^ ***>«*• re*^nalble private and y (84 Zoom (B ) HONl'S DAYS .MCll I S r S i e d ^ ^ a g o v e m m ^ agmirie. i . that Oould East also have the king (xilors: gold, avocado and poiipy LUNCH MAKINGS FROM OUR DELI. . . . of spades? Impossible. He *-M (48) Newe EVERY DAY & NIGHT r should not drink then drive; 7:08 (8 ) BUI Ooaby I n passed over one club. He would THEATER TIME iiu Uidmf; SUNDAYS ► OUR DELICATESSEN & RESTAURANT have been happy to bid one dia­ SCHEDULE (8) WhaPa Bly Line? accSdlng to M ^ D. LonU, « ° " '* P*®P** P**^ mond if he had any side (18) Dick Van Dyke CNTme PARK OPEN • 1 PJN. WSWC chairman and the preal- ^ * "* oomi^ll^ to (28-88) News strength. A P m iN O O N dent of Brescome. face the issue squarely," ho OPENS AT 6 A.H. Burnside — "Godfather" 7:09- (M ) Black JouniBl (B) Tlip As soon as you have located Badges On Sale Chairman Lents termed the added. the king of spades in the West 1 0 :1 0 (40) ABO News Both the WSWC and the OBO Cinema I—"Godfather” 12:30- finBFatiipr program "a dlirect action pix>- • DELICIOUS HOME STYLE SALADS. MADE HERE hand, you riiould know how to 7:30 (8) WhaPa H a i^ n ln g 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. giiam to educate the public and *06llel that the most intelligent 3:30-7:00-10:00 (8) JdvenUe Jury wtL-m- • FRESH SLICED COLD CUTS, CUT TO ORDER begin the trumps. Lead a low 1BMI88 la B M M Improve geneiwl attitude, with approach la to educate the jMib- Cinema II—"What’s Up Doc?" (18) BaaebaU OAILY a T: 1:80>S:80- Good for All Rides 3 spade from dummy. llc in the irespcmsible use of 1:30-3:30-5:30-7;30-9:30 SM ,9«)>7:A»«9«) the objective of reducing al­ • FRESH CUT COOKED ROAST BEEF, TURKEY AND Finesse With Nine (22) I Dream of Jeaanle alcohol and that the "Know State— “B e n " 1:00-2:50-7:30 1 P.M. to 6 P.M. cohol-related highway accidents CHICKEN PREPARED HERE AT . . . When Bast plays low, finesse (24) Trekking In Nepnl aa*ss«* aaaa Your Umlte” Program is a MR. T U R K E Y 9:20 and fatalities. with the nine from your hand. (SO) HoOjrwocMl Sqimgea Manchester Drive-In—"Ben" A T N IG H T “ It is officially acknowledged move in that direcUon. Paul F. Haas, chairman of the Ckinnecticut Safety ticut, examine enlarged replica of “ Know Your (This might drive out the king, (40) Dragnet 10:40. "Puppet On A Chain” by the U. 8 . Department of According to Frederick K. Commission, at left, and Mervyn D. Lentz, chair­ Limits” chart. The wallet-sized chart will be distrib­ since East might have J-lO-x 8:00 (3) (FH ara. U.S. Treasury Badges On Sale Transportation, National Safe- Biebel, executive director of the 8:50 (») man o f the Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of Connec­ uted statewide through package stores. ■ and play his low trump.) As it 6:30. to 10 P.M. ty Council, and experts in the W8WC, "the chart is being dls- MANCMISMK East Hartford Drive-In — (28-80) SanfMd A Son (R ) happens. West wins with the "Concert for Bangledesh” 8:45. Good for All Rides field, that the preWoua simple tributed ^statewide through the jack of trumps. (84 Waahlngtoa Week in aiHimaach, ‘if you drink—don’t package storea In every com- ‘ safer (Connecticut highways." CONDIIIONID • P 4 HK «|Atf TMIATKI "Panic In Needle Park” 10:30 Review West returns a heart, and you' 6:30 P.M. to Closing drive’, though valid, proved in- munHy and It la h (^ d that this (Commenting on the import­ East Windsor Drive-In—"Song (8-40) Brady Bunok (B ) Four Cases Dismissed ★ NOW SHOWING ^ win with the jack. of the South" 8:45. ’"n ie Boat- Ciiildrrii up Id a yP.it-. effective Lents said. kind o f coverage wlU promote ance of educating the public to Now you must guess. Who 8:30 (8-40) Partridge Family nicks” 10:30 (B) the dangers Involved in driving started with only two spades— Meadows EUive-In — "Ben” West or Blast? If West, the king (88-30) Movie after drinking, Commissioner In Coventry Drug Raid 10:45. "Fhippet On A Chain" (84) Movie 5 1 . 5 0 is now alone and you can lead 8:50 9:00 (8) Movie of Motor Vehicles Robert C. Four of the nine youths ad house was a commune rather a low trump to dummy's sice. Mansfield Drive-In—“ Dlsneys (8-40) Room 222 (R ) Leuba said, “ E very morning on rested Feb. 1 in a drug raid than apartments and that Kar­ If Blast, the ten is now alone Song of the South" 10:00. "W Id 0:30 (8-40) Odd Ooiq>le (B ) at 317 South St., (Coventry have peij lived there while St. (Tlair and you can lead the queen of come ; £ $ 3 ^ 5 0 my desk is a list of the fatali­ Country” 8:30 10:00 (8-40) Love, American had their cases dismissed. argued there was no evidence spades through West. early ties. Last year there were ap­ Jerry Lewis Cinema—"The Style (B ) n V E R Y Three of these tllsmissals were of this in the affadavlt. You have a fair chance to Ride all the ridt$ Last Picture Show” 7:00-9:00 (18) 700 Club stay proximately 55,000 higdiway fa­ granted lit court yesterday by Yesterday Judge .Wright said come to the right decision. Blast as many times as 10;M (S) Governor and J. J, late talities, and one-half of thoee Judge Douglass B. Wright on the cases of Richard P . (Joode, has more diamonds than West, you want (1) This Is Your Life involved liquor. the same basis as his decision 24. of Detiralt, Michigan; Mary­ so the odds are that West has ‘ Hair’ Cut (24) Biarttn Agronaky "On in every 60 drivers on the in the first case argued April ann R. Larrlck, 18, of New more speides th.an East. IT’ S A R O UTE 159 (80) Golddiggers highway is drunk.” (Commis­ 20 and granted May 31 for Haven, and Wendy R . Clau-k, 16, When you lead the queen of BALTIMORE (AP) — In the of Madison were similar and 11:00 (8-8-SS-8A40) Newa yreat way AGAWAM, MASS. sioner Leuba added. ’Theodore Karpeij, 23, of New spades, you finesse through rock musical, "Hair," a line in 11:30 (3 Movie B u y e rs to spend Lentz indicated that as the Britain. granted their dismissal. These West’s king and pick up Blast’s the hit song, “ A ge of Aquari­ Frot P8fki8|, Frot Admiiiiak cases were airgued by Atty. R. (8-49) Diek Oavett 50C A program progresses, the use of The Karpeij motion was ar­ ten at the same time. If West us,” tells of Jupiter being a Sunday E. Cassidento. Jud^ Wright (22-30) Johnny Canon C a r F u ll other areas for the distribution gued by Atty. S. H. St. a a lr plays low, your queen wins the aligned with Metrs. said the main thrust against the 1:00 (8) Death VaUey Days of the “Know Your Limit” who contended the arrest war­ trick; if West covers, you win But it was the planet Mercu­ three was that they happened 1:30 (3) Movie chart, such as educational facil­ rant was improper, that being In Color with dummy’s ace and can ry which caused one of the LOO mtn Skt. k'Sim. present in a house where large to be in the house itself at the i4 :4 e 4 a e ities, motor clubs, large corpo­ draw the last trump with yoqr g^roup’s performances here to 7:80. eOS EAST rations, and possibly other quantities of drugs, 84,000 cash time of the raid and ruled that C IN I..U . kYL e.7:«oea« e - i i i M M guilt can't be established by g P NILIASINO own established eight of be canceled. government agencies would be and d ieg equipment was found trumps. O W O W iv m w iP And The cast took the night off on 1^ explored. is not sufficient cause for mere presence. Daily Question the advice of an t^strologer, .JSNACK In explaining the position of arrest. Two persons were Tliis leaves five cases on the this time, he’s not alone! As dealer, you hold: Spades, said a spokesman for the M e­ the WBWe in such a progium, named In the seairch wanent, trial list with motions to sup­ Published Dally Except Sunday* press scheduled to heard July Q-9-2-6-3; Hearts, A-K-J-6; Dia­ chanic Theater, which had to end Holiday* at IS Blisell Street, Jh>01ve aibm a break . . I4TRODUCI4Q Lentz said, "W e are a respon- according to the decision of monds, J-6; Clubs, A-10. exchange about 1,000 tickets al­ M anchester, Conn. (06040) Playlaod Open—iniijigB slWe industry. We really don’t memorandum, while many 13 in two of them. What do you say? ready sold for Uie performance. Telephone 64S-27U Dad Ahrays Wanted! more arrests were made. ’The Rodney L. DeMtmUgny, 38, of Second Class Postage Paid at want the business of those who A' JUNE 28 - 29 - 30. JU LY 3 Answer: Bid one spade. You "They mentioned something state contended the 16-room Mansfield received a suspended M A T IN E E 1 :00 - 2 :40 — EVENINGS 7 :S0 - 9 :20 MaD''be8ier. Conn. abuse tbe use of afaohoUc bev­ will be In position to bid the about M ercury being in the SUBSCRIFTIOn RATES m r W NDSOR ... UUMCST AMUXMCNT PORK IN He's X rated 2-4 year prison sentence on one Payable in Advance erages." J hearts next, thus allowing to wrong bouse or something,” One Tear ...... 330.00 NEW EN8UM0 count of risk of Injury substitut­ SUNDAY, JULY-2 SATURDAY, JULY 1 choose between the major suits. said Robert Gibson, assistant Six Month* ...... 19.50 and ed for incest and one year in Three Months ...... 9.75 •ha-k-kot-h-Na-h Swim Schedule 1:00 ■ 3:40 - 4:30- 8:10 -7:50 - 9:30 1:00 ■ 2:40 - 4:30 - Copyright 1972 managing director of the the­ jail to be suspended after eight JULY 4TH, TUE8., Same As SUN. 6:10 - 7:50 • 9:30 One Month ...... 3 .X animated! Swimming lessons were can­ General Features Corp. ater. months on a second count. Two ENTIRE PARK OPEN Many Under 5 Poisoned celed today at all town pools, years pirobatlon will follow the FViRy DAI 1 and lessons will be rescheduled NEW YORK -- Over 70,000 eight months. for July 4. .. children under age 6 are in- His attorney, Edward Y. Fair Fiola Wins Holiday hours at all pools IHURS. vol'^ed each year in accidental O’Connell stressed tiiat the de­ An New — n isi 1 DRAMMEN, Norway (AP) — 4 except Globe Hollow 10 a.m. to i^iANCHESTt OPEN ALL DAY TUES., JULY NITK poisonings requiring medical fendant still denies the charge Crown Prince Harald’s 4-year noon, 1 to 6 p.m. Globe hours Dcrai C e f f e e attention. A t least two children of Incest to which he originally u old favorite cow, Fiola, won Aetlen, IskigiM AI in this age group die of poison­ will be 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. first prize at the country show, H e iis e pleaded not gtillty, and which ing every thrse days. scoring 129.5 points here. 90e was substituted with a risk of The 35-year-old heir to the Injury change In the process of Norwegian throne has a 150- C o io n e ii Thsksit plea bargaining. acre farm at his residence, b F ib He explained that his client’s "Skaugiun," 15 miles west of CELEBRATION ftstteHit guilty pleas to the risk of in­ S a n d e r s j ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Oslo. California Redwood Group Prices ■ jury counts were ceises of The crown prince was unable 3^ SUN., JULY 2 ^ rrt.Mite—C8Ndte 6l8M I n — choosing the known devil rather Urn Mae C.SM r KWtr tli.w than the unknown,” which to attend the show because he uweKiesw8rtHa.*e/ MON., JULY 3 S * lUte-Caedte Weee Season’s End would entail the decision of a took part in pre-Olympic yacht­ as«-M8» UaM h m m h m h N ing qualifications at Kiel, West * AND -If SSB B **4 * ^ B CLEARANCE! jury. It is a guilty plea which 9 9 .1 is how accepted by courts when Germany. TUES., JULY 4 * it Is clear to the defendant that in all probability the nature of I M. M n.T the case against him would re­ MR •OOKI BPlai WORLDS LEADIN6 AT fill sult- in a conviction, whatever C h iS te n CANINE STAR his giuilt or innocence, and the of chances arc he would be penal­ OBEAT FAMILY SHOW ized less by choosing to plead WAI/r IMSNET’S TV-MOTION PICTUNES guilty with a lesser penalty at­ In Color "BONO OF THE SOUTH" tached. It has been the case that a Bemu The original zlpplty doo dah .warm "LASSIE" defendant must convince the And Also the Ck>lor Feed... court he really Is guilty In or­ *3 FREE IN PERSON JEAN NATtPS this time, he’s not alone! “ WILJJ CO U NTRY” der that the plea be accepted. for great picnic savings APPEARANCES Boand T*U* wiUi Now It has become a matter of curv*d benches practicality. DeMonUgny did Chair 4 Ottoman NEW FRESHNESS Keeps YOU 3,6 & 8 P.M. EirtTabla admit severe physical violence hanging on k k Plus k k against his daughter in the the edge of I P t a s $ Q Q process of disciplining her. FOR YOVR your seat! \ All New in ’72 ONLY V i I b A breaking and entering charge was reduced to a mis­ WHOLE BODY. ROMI.S Days 0 » NIGHTS demeanor for Thomas M. HIo- bik, 20, of WllUngton and he Add G o S y i e r EVERY DAY OR night was fined $50 on a charge of MON.rinv,THU8S.8PJM. imluding SiJNDAYS breaking and entering without Jean Nate*s \ nn.-SAT. 7:00.10110 Ch'icl'>■ :> up In 8 yp,v' . . permission in connection with SUNDAY 2:00-5:00.8:00 a break over a year ago into fabulous new the Cedar Knob Clubhouse. The . A Kunr UNGER 1 1 ^ ^ fPEE PARICHC BATH SILK / Pfa.fiTC'icin * 1 . 5 0 state’s attorney explained that JERRY LEWIS INEMA Hlobik sat on the steps and to your S30 flUR'lVOF avl {i'.T HiRTf’ 0 ■DMiWMnkYH. — ______waited outside when two others oil . tub... i fcUHUTES FP0“ HUD I “i li'T . . entered the building. No proba­ 3 Sat., JULY 1 O'- * 3 . 5 0 I NomrsMowfiFiofL tion was ordered as he Is enter­ Itir le boon or after Action Packed ing his second year as a Ma­ Hom e o f fine B razier foods Ride all the ridei rine and the court deemed that your shower, Take home a complete dinner for up to 6. as many limes as "THE LAST PICTURfrSHOW^' (R)i enough guidance and super­ STOCK GAR A T 7 and 9 for. . . • Twelve pieces offender, tasty Kentucky Fried you want vision. Adult. $1JM) — Senior Citiseos k Stodente Pleading Innocent and elect­ silky, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, Chicken with all the fixin's RACES SUNDAY NIGHT 90c Moiiday''Umi nm nday ing trial by jury were Robert soft, SAT. & SUNDAY ONLY • One pint of mashed potatoes (Sasper, 20, of Hebron Rd., An­ on the all JULY 2 — 8 P.M. SAT. AND .SUN. MATINEE dover, charged with two counts fragrant Dairii • One pint of specie! cole slaw 0 ^ 200 CAR ^ "THE 8 STOOGE FESTIVAL" of sale and two counts of pos­ CRISPY • One pint of the Colonel's gravy at 8:88 P 3 L session of controlled drugs; and skin. Queen A dult. 98c — Children 50c In on unrelated case, Donald NEW • Six hot biscuits DEMOLITION DERBY (Rain dwt# — Monday. July 3) (Toilette, 26, of Stafford, charged Full Quarter Mile with two counts of burglary, third degree, and three counts High Banked Track STOCK CAR plus of larceny, second degree. 8 oz. . . 4 .0 0 FRIED CHICKEN Remember... because you asked for it, the FIGURE 8 RACES Kathleen Gero, 19, of East Lov* Sett AAain ivant Big Chicken Feed happens on weekends too! 2 Chain Hartford pleaded guilty to a $6 SAT., Start 8 P.M. End B«nrh sale of hashish, a $30 sale of b0. S. n PM-00. Aau nD. 0. Csf*. O er. Aflb » . •. Cs>»^ W e re Taking hashish and two counts of pos­ Butterfield's carries a ’ LAP SATURDAY. SUNDAY AUTO RACES session of a controlled drug. She 3.69 SPORTSMAN’S SEDANS — 4 R m m o n l y * 9 9 * , will be sentenced Aug. 1 after complete line of Jean Nate FIGURES — VOLKSWAGEN A Vacation A LL PIECES ASSEMBLED, DELIVERED AND SET UP AND MONDAY. TUESDAY I a pre-sentence report. TUES., — 7:45 P.M. I Bruce J. RUey, 18, of Rt. 85, bath products such as. . . Cavey's of Manchester will be closed for ,erving Connecticut homefriHkers since 1909 TUESDAY NIGHT — ONLY I Hebron pleaded guilty to burg- splash on Friction pour le 12 PCS. CRISPY FRIED CHICKEN vacetion July 3 - July 16. I lary, third degree and had a p n C ir ROLL Open T’* of HaiKhMUr placed at 11 stretches along SAT. till 6 Children unde' 1? Ij.OO GOOD ONLY AT PARTICIPATING COLONEL SANDERS KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN STORES Clenter of Manchester ^ IIM Main 8tr**t autobahns in West Germany cut Rm . S«ats Phent 737-1438 P)iao* 64S-41BS the number, of accidents caused BUTTERFIELD’S — MANCHESTER PARKADE — PHONE 646-8400 307 UkUbR Tpha. W., - ‘ — -r t r R O U TE 159 648-1415 • BUDGET TERMS • CASH • CHARGE • Uf TO 3 YEARS TO PAT HARTFORD ROAD DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER* RIVERSIDE PARK by wildlife straying onto the Aemss hem PMkads AGAWAM. MASS. OPEN FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS TILL MIDNIGHT ROUTE 15) • ACAWWO roads by about 92 per cent. FREE PARMINC 300 Bonisldt Av*.. t a t Ik t io id FfietofliiBi, Free Atfnlitiak / Aetoss from iisiN u Pawk

/. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 80, 1972 PAGE FIV E PA G E POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,, CONN„ FRIDAY, JUNE 80, 1972 door open. I've never under- does more damage to the per- stcod the theory that you're sa- son than any poeslUe dEimage O b itu a r y Senate Approves M c G o v e r n fer by not msilntaining relations that could come from the use rt DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB Oiir Servicemen— with a country than you are mEudJusma. I woiHd treat it e is a Tolland Votes when you maintain diplomatic misdemeanor rather tiuui a fel- College Notes Spec. 4/4.C. George L. Smith, Hoa AB,’ Just north of Saigon. Joaeph J. Arsenault In te rv ie w contact. ony. The air wing is responsible for The Bahy Has son of Mr, wd Mrs. Charles ROCaCVILXiBi— Joaeph J. A r­ Q. Senator, you refer specific- But on the hard drugs I think Altitudes O.K. MEuichutor atudents on-.the lege, where she wiU '9e a sen­ flying missions in clbae support (Continued fram Page Oae) R. Smith of 87 Alexander St„ senault, 70, of 28 Wtud St., died Benefit Hike in ally to "hsird drugs’’ when you there ought to be a dramatic ior majoring in English. of the American «md Vuitna- doEtti's Uat at StonahUl college yesterday at the Newington Vet- is home on SO-day leave from mese efforts against the enemy. credit. The whole progrtun wUl ““ cak cf drugs. What about iru^rease In our efforts to put in Baeton, Maes, are Kenneth his duties near Stuttgart, Ger­ ;et eraiw Hcspital. He waa the hus­ be administered through the In- marijuna? Would you legalize these people behind bars. And I For Emphysema? krs. Joan MarloW Todd of Chadwick of 688 Center St., Cambridge, Mass., recent re­ many. band of Mrs, MEirie Mallett Ar- tem al Revenue Service. think drug addicts ought to be Been Named DIAL-A-STORY seiwult. Defiance of Veto Miss Rosemary Chadwick of cipient of her MA from the .(Oontimied from Page One) er, making adjustments and ar- Q. Did you vote against your A. No. I would not legsdize aprehended tmd forced By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. mitting time for the b o ^ to 688 Center St„ smd Miss Pamela Harvard University Graduate Airman Curtis A. Cormier, PORTLAND. Maine lAP) - Mr. Arsenault was bom May conscience in 1967 when you op- marijuana in the light of what to undergo treatment. It ought A telephone service, named not in the hands of taxpayers. loriws'to cSa"w d tad uC^d (Continued trem Page One, dr^t tte <^uKh amento^^^ Dear Dr. Lamb—Do you adjust to the altitude. 'Then S. Murawskl, of 808 School School of Arts and Sciences and, son of Clifford C. Cormier of Nixon toid a news ccrterence posed repeal rt Section 14b of we now know about it. But net- to be compulsory to undergo you also have to consider the St. a' doctoral candidate there in 43 Sanford Rd., recently com­ “Dial-A-Children’s Stor.v,” has First Selectmah Erwin Stoets- **®®bvlUe for the past 20 fourth of July holiday and Thiirsdav' nlaht "there dtomdBtauld (be Tatt-Hartley Labor Act? ther would I send anybody to treatment. We shouldn’t let drug think it would be harmful for proven a hit here. the penitentiiuy. I think that addicts run around loose. CiMry, K»ren AUlson, daughter of William A. and a person who has emphy­ problems associated with go­ English literature, hs« been ap­ pleted his A ir Force btislc ner ^ bitter ataut Iwt night’s blia^o b-fow h^reto^^and NaUonal Con- ^ i^rease in S^r- A. Yea. I think tlutt was a training at Lapland AFB, Tex., It was begun a few months Deirdre Smith Cleary, 114D Downey Dr., Manchester. She was sema to visit some western ing to nearby mountains at Randy A. Vfilaon, son o f Mr. pointed to the Harvturd faculty give up and offer both budgets ^ WMld War k but went on to suggest that mistake. and has been assigned to Shep­ ago b.v the Rev. Lee Tyson, bom May SO at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal states where the altitude is higher altitudes or driving' and Mrs. Woodrow 8. Wilson as a teaching fellow. She is the annual, to w n T e e t- “ ‘ cent .would be too much. Q- fo u ld n ’t rlght-to- pard A F B , .’Tbx., for training minister of the North Deering lUariy some of the actlvlUes for . . hU w ife amendment represented a Sen- ao-per-cent work be left to the states? grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith, Scituate, 5,500 feet high? over roads that carry you-to 39 Griswold St„ has been elect­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WhoB The Oceoiioii Colb fer Plofirois.'' Mass. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert higher altitudes in reaching ed vice president of the CSaas George. Marlow of 81 Blue in Edrcraft' nrialntentmcc. Congregational Church, as a the 48-mUl budget. He was re- ® Su^vors. ate decision to lift the general Is financed by hlghVr pay- A. I don’t think labor laws Cleary, Worcester, Mass. She has a brother, James Patrick, 3. Dear Reader—Character­ your destination. of 1074 at Thiel College, Green­ Ridge Dr. “ new attempt to keep up with Moved the issue was setUed, „ rofemndum y<>«. are 6 sons, David Arsenault security increase out of . . nrw lded by the should be left *.o the states at Think of The * *. * istically, emphysema ob­ our times and serve our com­ In general we consider that ville, Pa., where he is Edso a Marine Capt. Robert B. however, freeing the town to d ^ tte ml5^ Security-welfare .[mentoient, "it^ will all. I think that particularly structs the outflow of air munity." The pastor prepared Oraft, Scott Kenneth, son of Kenneth C. and Karen A. member of the choir and news­ Spring semester dean’s list Haynes, son ot Mr. and Mrs. proceed with other needed busl- ^ A^tartlrstnault rt k„. completely wipe out the tax re- whore you*ro doftUng' with In- from the lungs. The trapped Denver is just about the and recorded more than 100 ParkhW-Joyce Blaxinski Graff, 568F Ifilliard St., Manchester. He was bom paper staff. students at Quinnipiao College L. A. Haynes of Hebron Rd., nosa. Of the tax blils. ^ B i ^ l , Al^tart ^ e ^ l t rt g „ j ,„hlch has been dugUon that was given to terstate commerce, you can’t air loses a certain amount of physiological threshold and stories for the service. May 31 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand* in Hamden sure Thomas Pwta- ColumbU, is serving with the He vowed the tofwn will have second annual town CHevelM^ Joim Ar- pgndmg more than 12 months middle-income and low-middle- provide for certain exempUons its oxygen and as a result that altitudes below 5,000 It is averaging more than parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blaxinski, 44 Saulters Rd. His Miss Roberta L. Ryan of 70 leo, son of Daniel P. Pwtaleo First Marine Air Wing at Bien to Uve within the 46-mlM budget P^ha Finance Com- mcome wage earners in 1969.’’ from labor laws by the states. Flower Shop the air in the emphysema feet don’t cause most peo­ 000 calls a day. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Graff, Weth­ ple any real difficulties un­ Vernon St. was named to the of 715 Parker St.; Michael dei;^tte^;b7=,uenc^^^^^ ^ ^ewer and ^ Eric«»'filed d.^^ ” ” ” ” "If rtrt »hrt ..fhrtrt h a n d " hrt Q. Bu*. when It comes to mor­ FSANK GAmgJEB. Pfoprietav lung usually contains less **The DAonle have risen show- a Petition blocking action at the and Miss Brenda ArMnauit, church lald It appeared the ^on the . other .... hand, _ he g^gj, g , gbortlon, ersfield. less they are doing lots of dean's list of Southern Illinois ’Tomko, son of Mr. Md Mrs. New Loealiaa! 88 OAK ST. • * ^ oxygen than the normal lung. physical exertion or have University at Oarbondale. George Tomko of 46 Engle­ tag thejMSl not have legalised meeting and calling for another ^ bitter controversy over ^Ifare ® ®that is within the purview rt In Dswatowa M anfiiiester The more severe the emphy­ ^ n ir J L n hdd over OuSr reterwidum. They810 explained Grasette-- rt Enfield. ■ Mw. Rob- ^ mlghf never *® increase ------Cote, Michele Lynn, daughter of Robert J. and Patsy wood Dr.;'Mark Houle, son of loaotV1IUUII8. A / VA|/amaasv\a ------r e iu n il U8 IMU uaai aiu^aav asssTvs I e Phones M M IU—M8-144S sema, the less oxygen there very severe lung disease. At the referendum wae fairer than McCarthy of auffieia, Mre. ^ getUed so that It was neces Blumenburg Cote, Garden City, Mich. She was bom May 31 at Paul Hesketh, son of M r. and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Moule FREE PABKINO JUST ACROSS THE STREET! actually will be within the altitudes above 5,000 feet St. Mary’s Hospital, Livonia, Mich. Her maternal grandmother Mrs. WilUam Hesketh Jr. of 141 of junker Hill Rd., Andover; lung itself. In a sense the changes in the body in rela­ is Mrs. Walter Blumenberg, Ashland, Wis. Her paternal grand­ W. Center St., 1ms been named with the vote. Tcwer77ro„g people participated. Mrs ^.ana on "thracTc;;rm::b;;rd'' Siicta Hourty person with emphysema al­ tionship to altitude begin to sm^Miss Theresa Rattl, daugh­ $ £ U n S L S L ,' Beauty Salon parents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred P. Cote, South Rd., Bolton. be significant. to the dean’s list for the first ter of Mr. and Mrs. Michelle With Folke Krlcaon, spearhead- At this point a strong concern ' i_ (^ter Maine, and Security hike. ^ ^ highly In- intervention in that field. I Her paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Rosealma Belisle, Bal­ ready lives at altitude. Thus, ’’ Commercial je t aircraft Euid second semesters at Bos­ Rattl Sr. 'o f East St„ Hebron. ed the referendum fight to re- became evident over the future Wilfred Bickford of Dam- House In passing the ^ n^^tionary which of course will advocate any. tic. She has a sister, Jill, 3. when a person with this type 143 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER duce the budget. of the town meeting form rt ^ bUl, voted for a 5 per cent Bo- Q- 0 ‘ »>er than the Taft-Hart- keep the cabin attitude be­ ton College, where he is a * # # * • of lung disease goes to an Bobert Doan, school board government in Tolland, with rt«n ^ xrairt^drCT clal Security Increase. ^ ™ ^ ^ ley vote, Is there any other Sen- altitude of even 5,500 feet it low 7,000 feet even if the jet sophomore in pre-medical Miss Peggy Ann Baldwin, MUNICIPAL BUILDING Auclair, Heather Marie, daughter of Roy and Charlotte studies. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. WILL BE CLOSED member who led the fight to tharges made that government ^ isn’t ^ Aberle Auclair, Rt. 74 .Tolland. She was bom June 1 at Rock­ can be the same as going to is at 40,000 feet. For people 3 save the original budget, caUed by petition and ^ e re n d u m the S e ^ ’ c**®*™®” .J ^ ® *7?®*'’ * "* k V J ^ ‘ ^ ««®^®’ a much higher altitude. seated quietly, altitudes of H. Baldwin of 186 Waranoke FROM ville General Hospital. Her maternal gprandparents are Mr. Miss Sue Ribeck, daughter of Rd., has been named to the cn both sides to “bury the censtitutes no government at ® unme 76 Proeoect St ***® ^®y* ®"*^ Means Com- that we do not i„ A. I wish I tad no*, voted for and Mrs. William .Aerie, Tolland. Her paternal grandparents 7.000 feet cause no problems People do live at relative­ Mr. and Mrs. M orris Ribeck of spring semester dean’s list at hatchet, accept the refe^dum all. A long-term effect of the S ’„,^ ^ ,S ^ e c tl« •"Ittee, has said he favors 20 increase as pebble. the Gulf rt Tonkin Resolution, are Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Auclair, Rockville. unless again there are severe JULY 1st thru JULY 15th ly high altitudes. Some even underlying medical problems 68 Ridgewood Dr., hu been George Washington Uidversity, decUlon. and to go back to do- dispute have to be studied P®' ®®“ ‘ ®™* f ® responsible although I thought at the time It WEIS the thing to do. I thought live at altitudes of over 14,- to begin with. The possibility elected editor of Campus Lan­ Washington, D.C., where she tag more Important thtage." by the Charter Revision Com- ^ ^ t a m S w e Hill soundly financed. MUls helped one.______CLOSED Michaud, Michael Camille, son of Joseph V. and Carol It would undercut Goldwater's 000 feet, but it requires that that cabin altitude can be tern, the student newspaper at has completed her freshman Ralston, called the referen-referen mlttee. ciemetory. ' ^ ~~ Ann Savitsky Michaud, 82 Village St., Rockville. He was bom efforts to brand President John­ they become adapted to 7.000 feet though is a good Eastern Connecticut State Col­ year. dum "the destruction of the referendum Itself waa Friends may call at the fu- Jime 1 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ son Eis a softie. I WEuited to TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1912 these levels over a period of reason for everyone who has town meeting form of govern-. ------temporariiy-—r—— by-.r Ral- neral luune tonight from 7 to 9. Somers Escape Plot ents are Mr. and Mrs. Serge Savitsky, Rockville. His paternal reinforce Jehnson on what I time. I can’t specifically an­ a significant medical prob^ ment. Anytime smyone is dla- ston's court suit, announced at grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Noel Michael, Rockville. He Kathy S w s: *'It*s Really Worth Going Out of Your thought WEw a policy rt re- swer your question in your lem to get their doctor’s ’S t a r GAXEiC*iv> p l e ^ with a t ^ meeting de- conclusion of the annual Mrs- Anna O. Rodger IN OBSERVANCE OF FOURTH OF JULY has a brother. Joseph: and a sister, Cindy. etndnt. individual case because O.K. for air travel. For most -Br CLAY R. POLLAN- UIKA W ay To Shop Our Fantastic Variety!” clslonhe can puU a referendum ...... meeting.. Mrs. Anna C. Rodger, 78, of some people with mild em­ M Vour Daify Activity Guido M AT PERO’S FOR THE 4th OF JULY and not be responaible for the 170 WethereU 8 t„ widow rt Bd- I Just regret having ever giv­ Emergency Telephone Numberi: Smyth, Christopher Michael, son of Donald W. and people, the problems at the W MAS. Jt Gomes Back to Court physema can tolerate alti­ NATTVE; Spinach, Peas, Sqnaah, Boaton h Romalna Let- results." , ««bt led to an In- J^'^Rgager, died last night en the President what he later terminal, such as baggage I* 'i According to Ihm Start. ' '' ocr. 22 lit Delores Steele Smyth, RFD4, Swamp Rd., Coventry. He was tudes of around 5,000 feet and To develop message for Saturday, tac«. Hoi Route Tomatoea, Cukea, DandeUona, Swiaa Chard, Several comments were over- tanction BS^i^t the Manchester Memorial Hoepl- Last fsil’s aborted escape George J. Novak Jr. as well as interpreted as a blank check do Highway ...... 649*5070 bom June 1 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal and sch^uies will be more K H 4-22-33U4 4553473^ some can’t. The answer de­ :&/54A5-80a3 read words correspo^ing to numbers 747477 E gg Plant, Leeka, ScaUlona, K adliheo, Hot Peppota, Im ­ heaid. blamtag Ralston and the ring any budget Mtlvlty until « plot, allegedly by 10 Somers the fact rt Raymond Wrights' re- what he wanted to do in In- grandmother is Mrs. Marion R. Steele, Coventry. His paternal stressful than the cabin alti­ of your Zodiac birth sign. - the July 8 court date. Tta In- pends on how severe the em­ TAUaUt scowno ported Bed Onions, Aqiarague, Com , Beeto. TEA court suit for the referen- juiy o conn oaio. iiw ui- Rodger waa bom Feb. prison inmates, will —be back------lease from the -prison April 13, dochtaa. Refuse ...... 649-1886 tude. 61 Cor grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Smyth, East Hart­ 1 I 31 To FRESH: Bing Cheirlee, Strawberries, Watermeloiia, iUitl- dum results, claiming the teach- Junction remained in ^ o t w ^ 1899 in Brooklyn, N.Y., daugh- on court dockets again after a 1971 and rt Paul Bridges work- q . where would you find physema really is. A doctor (NEWSPAPEk ENTEDPIUSE ASSN.) r r \ >*«- M 2 Associoiv 32 To 62 Whot OCT. ford. can check this problem, oota, Meotarlnea, Plume, Papaya, Mangoea, P ineappifa, eris interventions turned many week, until it was lifted after ^ Marie Poetel long absence due to motions to tag in the doctors’ office and more money for the federal HAY 20 3 Protect 33 The 63 Reins Hor.21' Llmea, Peachea, Peara, Cantaloupea, Honejrdewa, Grape­ Sanitary Sewer and Water ...... 649*9697 however, if he knows how 5-20-31-42 4Go 34 Breok M Good people against the budget. Rais- arguments were filed by Town ,j,f,oden and had Uved In Man- in elgiA rt the cases. John Rtaoaa In Uve prison hoapl- treasury besides closing tax Having troabla ihoiiding pounds? 5KrM>w 35 And 65 And 7-193tUt;? fruit. DelMastro, Jennifer Jo, daughter of Thomas P. and well your lungs function in '52-63^2-84 ton, however, feels a legal Counsel Robert King. The refer- Chester’ for over 80 years. She x decision on these was ' re- tai. loopholes and cutting defense Kathleen Norway DelMastro. Reservoir Rd.. Vernon. She was If so, you'll want to rood Dr^ Lamb's IE 6 Str#ngth«n 36 Come 66 Credit WE HAVE PLENTV OF COLD WATEBMELOM! ventilating oxygen. GIMINI 7 Thool 37 New 67 People aOlTTAtlUS precedent is needed to prevent ondum was then rescheduled _ member rt Zion Bvangrtl- celved by the court yesterday ,n,g motion to dismiss waa spending? bom June 1 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal booklet in which ho answors your OPEN AS USUAL 4TH OF JULY WEEKmiDI 8A 38 Benefit 68 Behind HOY. 22 A j. the repetition r t the budget con- for yesterday. ^gj Lutheran (Jhurch and par- from Judge Paul J. DriscoU »,,gpteg ICEBERG LETTUCE ...... hd. 20 40 Check 70 Self. OfC. 21 trovergy each year. Second Year ticlpated in the Foster Grand- who granted a dismlssEd of the goading to Judge DriscoU, be- economy will generate tens rt Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter DelMastro. person to avoid any unnec­ SO cents to Or. Lamb, in core oi this lOPeopIt V IN E RIPE T O M A T O E S ...... lb. fiewspoper, P.O. 0ojr 1S5I, Rodh 9-14-27-36 11 Decide 41 Stars 71 Or 1-142534^ Long fMniggte ■nils was the second year rt parent program at Mansfield clnuges against Paul Bridges ggpgg g( <>the remoteness be- bllUona of doUars of additional 27 Essex St., Manchester. Her maternal great-grandfather is essary physical exertion, 42 Pull 72 Hoppens FANCY NECTARINES ...... lb. D,49-70-78 I2A 47-58A9 Ih e adoption rt the 1972-73 referendum appesds on the town state 'TrEdnlng School. and M ldiael CSvateUo and de- the defendimt and the lac- rovenno that will come from Earl Norway, Newport, Vt. She has a brother, Steven, 7. particularly when they first City Station, N.Y., N.Y. 10019. Ask 13 With 43 Misconstrue 73 Meet SEEDLESS GRAPES ...... lb. 0. <*■ rt arrive at this altitude, per­ for "Losing Weight" booklet CANCU 14 Ideas 44 Bright 74 Pledges CAMUCMH budget has marked a long rtrug- budget. Lost year, the an- she is survived by three pied the other six. rttuation," plus the lack rt taxpayers as a whole. Not be- ^ y u n i 2 , 15 Which 45 Less 75 Infentiom DK.'2t PEACHES ...... 3 Ib. S 1 .0 0 gle, parttcutarly for the Booid ppgj town meeting defeated the daughters, Mrs. Wilfred G. The conspinu:y in which **’® sufficient facte connecting him ca»»« ^ hj***®*- tax rates but Boles, David Francis, son of Ralph and Irene Blanchard 16 You 461s 76 Fulfill e ^ J U L Y 22 JAM. It COKE ...... 8 -1 0 ox. rt Ftaance which began hold- budget by an 11-vote margin be- Douglas rt Manebestor, Mrs. 10 iiunates were charged, ac- grime in the bench because rt higher income, Boles, 87 Summer St., Manchester. He was bom June 2 at Man­ 17 Roirtbow 47 Through 77 Promises 18 Your 48 Contocts 78 Denial 3-18-2940; non-retum tag budget hearings with de- carrying_ on ■with the refer- Ralph _ J. Runde rt South ’Wind- cording _ to Judge Driscrtl’s ^ g , , ^ t “Q- What about **“ ’» federal cut- chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are 2-13-24-35 .^45-5447 19 Your 49 From 79 Home 61-71-7935' partment heads and commU- e^'^um- "this year the refer- M r'a n d Mrs. WlUlam Atkinson memorandum, became known to wHiliroB was •’®®'“ *" °***®*' departments? Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blanchard, Derry, N. H. His paternal 20 When M Home BOGoy We Carry The Maneheeter Evening Herald u o AQUAtIUS sions in Jferch. gndum overruled the decision rt of Santa Maria. Calif.; and four the prison’s d^iuty warden ^ A. Oh, I’m sure there’s waste grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Boles, Derry, N. H. w 21 Likely 51 For 81 Persor>ol OOMnrtBTE UNE OF SUNDAY PAPBBS JUlY 22 * 22 For 52 In 82 Be Jam. 20 W E SEUL 8*0 CONN. LO T T E B Y IK K E T S l It formulated the 88.278,628 g^^g, meeting. grandchildren. when he received an anonymous ^ dlam^d as ^ gpy ore’ll be alert to that, V«»l/EM(B MAVCHttrmt* OMSK so YSAM He has a brother, James, 5. 83 Compony __ ^AUe.22f 23 Lucky 53 Your Fit. It- budget, computed a 48-mlll rate, Araravatlmr the sltus^on this Funeral eervlces will be Mon- pote on Oct. 8. 1971 advising ^ O'® Q- •*® president, what would • rt rt •- * t k 24 YoiMtger 54 Spots M Flexible 2SS CENTER STREET '710-21:32-43 25 May 55 Your 85 Keys 817-2839'^ Chrzanowskl, Richard Allan, son of Raymond R. and /53^75 26 Recent 56 Serious 86 Efforts 58403134' could 87 Worth Pauline DuBois Chrzanowski, 32 Turnpike Rd., Stafford viaeo 27 Will 57 Devek>pif>g men Ckiba Springs. He was bom Jime 3 at Rockville General Hospital. }. 28 Ertcircles 58 L^er 88 The FH. i» f 29 Belongings 59 is 89 Cultivotirig p p p n P R O D U c ir ___ _ rt NOTICE maternal grandmother is Mrs. Delia Janton, Stafford lUon r^uera. regarding teacher sEdEiry dls- officiate. ■ • 30 Lucky 60 And 90 Scenes t4A». 20' ToUand’s taicpayers adop ed faUure rt contract Cemetery block revealed a mimber of in the affidavit. things the President's now Springes. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Emma Chrzanow­ 7/1 13-223444;$^ 1^11-15-2415-2437 S16 OAKLAND ST.. B1ANCHB8TEB ~M8.«85t the budget 2 m b » CEili at the' items whlrii supported the in- In the six motions denied for doing with Peking. I reiiUy )G ooi1 ^^Advene' ^^Nential S7-488890(.' at the M ay annual budget fight Friendo may — ------. . ski of Manchester. He has a brother, Joseph Raymcxid. ll>4483937-’-»45AV *------neettag by a 10 vote Holm es Funeral Home, 400 Main formeitlon in statements later ixxiis P. Crtone Jr., Novak, can't believe that it's more Im- WE WILL BE CLOSED rt * rt rt rt town iheettag margin, 16S-1BS, subsequently *®“ “ ® P wHar and St.. Sunday from 2 to 4 Eind 7 given by an inmate informer Constantine Scarveles, Rlnoea portant to Isolrte Cuba than it Brosnan, Christine Lee, daughter of Michael W. and Mary weis J defeatingting a demand for a f®®U®K® .. . to 0 p.m. who also a participant in said Merrill and Rogers KeUey, {g Peking. Jane Osvald Brosnan, 223 Keeney St., Manchester. She was ” evenly olviaea. MONDAY, JULY 3rd recount. The family suggests timt Euiy the plan. DriscoU sEild the credibility rt ygp eould begin either by In- bom June 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal About 10 days tator petitions memorial contributions may be He told poUce the escape plsin the informer was establlahed yitipg CEutro or some desig- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Osvald, New Lcmdon. «—lUng for a referendum vote made to Sheltered Workshi^ on was c«icelv(Bd ta February 1971 and the facts asserted In the al- ppted person to Washington, or TUESDAY, JULY 4Hi Her paternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. John F. Brosnan, FUEL OIL Cecile Ouelette seeking an additional $160,000 Schexd St. and even a "dry run” lurt been fldavlt were sufficient to sup- yjgg versa. Whether they would New London. Her maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Anna I f paid Ib 8 Return to Paris, out In the educidlan budget ------mEule by some of the plaimers pert a finding of probable permit an American embassy E. Kramer, Unionville. She has a sister, Mary, 1. 17J9 Bpom dale of HAVE A HAPPY 4TH rt rt rt rt^ rt' Feted at Shower were filed by Tower and Eric- President Says who went out the wndow of Mer- cause. there I have no idea. Biit at son- Food Share Dropping rlll’s cell, after removing the Tw o others were charged ta leaat we ought to keep that Delisslo, Jeffrey Scott, stm of Michael Sr. and Maria Miss Cecile Ouelette of Hart­ (M-Hr. NoBee ior _ cut bars, and dropped to tlv9 the conspiracy, John Fisk and Tatm officials estimated the (Continued______from Page ^ One) lanna Delisslo, 20 .Alton St., Manchester. He was bom June ford, WEIS recently feted at a DeUvecy) WASHINGTON — Twenty below later returning Wright. The chEurges were sub- 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents miscellaneous bridal shower wJl^^ount*to les2 Vietnamese to defend 'them-y®®™ “thrwlndw. seqJenUy noUed for Fisk who U M-Hr. aer Bervloe are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. lanni. East Hartford. His pater­ given by Mrs. Edward G. Hein UiM 81 a week. An active tat- sewes on the ground, with the P®r cent rt th ^ There was substantial corrob- was at that time fa c^ a much nal grandparents are Charles Delisslo, Hartford, and Mrs. of 235 W. High Street and Mrs. Cooperative OB Co. tie WM waged by both sides ta support wo give tiiem ta the tor food. In 1971 th^ s^nt W ,ggjg g, tj,ey were more serious charge ta the mur- Mary Delisslo, Burlingame, Calif. He has a brother, Michael, C. Wesley Hayes of Marshfield, the dispute. pubUc taforma- a l r ^ ^ been demonstrated." !>«*• ®®"| ®"<* presented by the informer plus der rt LouU Aimunzlato. Jr., 2H- Mass., at the home of Mrs. tU Broad St„ C O J L ff- Hnnai meetings were held and He said 40 per cent rt aU the expected to spend less than 16 ^g^^ ^gg g,gg g parUcl- Wright has not scared in Open VEST Hein. PHONE dtt-UBI the rotorondum waa scheduled tactical air sorties over South ?«»■ cent pant.,The facts Included Uie cut this court as yet. When he was CEUiapes EUid champagne for May 38. Vietnam ore being flown by j----- — ------bars, Merrill’s glasses found be‘ charged with conspiracy (al- AAondoy POLLY’S POINTERS punch were served while the No one expected the referen- south Vietnamese. I Personal Notices neath his cell window on the legedly he sent the hacksaw ILL guest of honor opened her gifts. dum to turn out as it did. Urg- ‘"ih e success r t EMir air , ground, <3ivatello’s work pEUits btades into the prison ta a med- A shower cake decorated In P o T o n t s ed to vote "yes-yes” or "no- strikes in tta North and on the found in M errill’s cell, wire cut- leal journal Just after his re- PACKAOII She Picks Men’s Shirts green Eind yellow WEia made by no." voters contrarily opted lor batUefleld. the success ta turn- In meraoriara ters EUid large cutters found on leEise In April, 1971) he was N the roof rt B block and rpported wanted for other crimes and STORE Mrs. Clarence Cook of West "yes-no” vote which left the mg this battle around, hastens In lovlns memory of I^uU Hartford. The floral center- W ith o u t town* without a -budget. They. _re- the.. day ■ . when___ 4W.^ the South TflAf.Viet- Lnine, who pa*Md-----a ---- away- June », missing from the hobby shop, there isIs romesome doiWdoubt the benchb e ^ Closed Tuesday Because of Pockets piece of yellow cEimations eind S r ^ O T ^ l budget 651- namese'^ will be able to under- grease and tape found in cell rt warrant has yet been s e r v ^ . MANCHESTER PARKADE pinks was the focal perint o f the PcHrtnofs 002 but reiected the 8160.000 take the total activity them- We mla. you now, our hearta are Ju ly 4ih .A Bv POLLY CRAMER . ’ . . . . a.J ____ 4. »«W\ OOA SelVDS ,1>raia1dAnt ftaid. ^1^*. ___ a...... vnil table. school cut by a tie vote 820-820. the President said. g , go*. by. we miss Guests were present from Sperry’ s Mimehester PEirents Mfithout -nie Ftaance Board met "I’m not going to put a date you?*“ tovln* smile, your gentle Wethersfield, Werfeott, Eind Partners meet 2nd and 4th axaln prepared a “compromise on it. - I can only say the wt- ,ggg ^ Polly's Problem Heads Orchestra HEirtford. Miss Ouelette w ill be Tuesday of eeich m (»th at 8 b ^ e t ” wtOi a 880.000 school come of the present battle, how No one can fUl your place. married to Richard HEinsen of p.m. at Community Baptist cut and 827.600 for the payload- badly iiSl?.“ iiine. chUdren. DEAR POLLY— Do you or any of your readers ; Hartford, formerly of Bremen Church, 886 B. Center S t, know how I could restore a lamp shade to its origi- Dr. Francis Helfrick w£is arc hurt, will determine it, out gra^chUdren and great Road, MEinchester, on Septem­ Moacheeter. I E im very optimistic." grandchildren. nal whiteness after it has yellowed?— BARB elected president of the Man­ chester Civic Orchestra and ber 30. If widowed, divorced, sep- Moriarty Chorale at the annual meeting erated or never mand^ aM DEAR PO LLY—My Pet Peeve is with the manufactur­ o f the board of directors held Two-thirds of Mexico’s totEd you have one Uvlng child, you GLEN Challenges ers of women’s clothes who do not put pockets in women's are eUglbie to J<^ If iiner- c l e a r -a w a y I recently. area is occupied by mountains. nylon slacks or blouses. Consequently I wear men’s shirts ested, caU 847-183S or 878-8000 Tow Plan VACATION AMBASSADOR because they do have pockets.—MRS. H. G., C. The following officers have 2 parts bourbon whiskey. been elected to serve with him: PRIVATE RECREATION AREA (Continued from Page One) 1 part KIRNOVA DEAR PO LLY—I am answering Mrs. N. B. M. whose Dana Hawes, first vice presi­ CAMPING and BIKE M ix and serve in cocktsil glasses. appreciate the service w e’ve spinet piano has stains left by hands and arms touching dent; Dr. John Eddy, secemd E-Z Day is E-Z Way been rendering.” HEADQUARTERS ROYAL CHERRY the piano’s finish. She might rub a small amount of vice president; Paul Rey, re­ Atty. Joel Janenda, counsel 5 th I part vodka slightly warmed linseed oil directly on the stain and then cording secretary; Mrs. Doris 1 part KIRNOVA to get reliable household help for the IGOWA, this momln A Notion To Please Watertmty TEL. 649-5203 257 ^ U C I ST. FARR’S OSiBN D A IL Y TO 9 P-M. l U 'RW* <093102 \

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IKand^pjatpr Imaginative polltlciana triio can ahfrays easily find easily defended opportuni­ 5nFo;mpi Tolland Tpke. Residents ties for more spending and therefore U fa Sttpttitts IfpraUi more taxing. To the Bditor, The property tax Is beginning to hurt PUBUBHSD BY THE I am writing about th%4Mnr- < MANCHKSTBR PUBLISHINO OO. so much almost every level of politics baaos which oooumd it tha IS Bin«U 8tr««t Fight Plan to Cut Trees M aachatter, Oonn. la beginning to promise to do something 10|h School OB TuoaSajr»{ JOM Bimt, LYONS about It. 30. Z am SUN many poo^ raad ^bllthar The Connecticut resistance to a state about It, but I woodMr how About 10 residents of an a.ttached to subdivision approval sure access to the back land, Founded October 1, 1881 many~'parsnta knoar area on Tolland Tpke PU**Uc safety and tlmt con- However, Hayes said it may be FubUahed Every Evenlnv Except Sundays Income tax comes from an advance and HoUdi^. Ebitered atthe PoM Office at realisation that it la going to be a tax oaN If Just maybo thalrj where some 40 trees mav Maacheater, Oonn., aa Sectmd Clasa Mali daughter may havo be cut down to improve ^ * ® "°"® ^® residents are developed, the PZC may M atter. which hurts. volvsd. that the safety of the require access from another SUBSCRIPTION RATES But any evidence of sharp hurt from I Uve directly aoroas film the tiafflC safety, yesterday would be improved by road, not Tolland Tpke. Payable In Advance property taxation or from Income taxa­ afternoon voiced consider- citing some trees down, sa- Everwne agreed that yes- One Y ear ___ ...... $88.00 student paridng lot ani-ivaa an Six HonUis ...... 19.60 tion which merely shifts the tax col­ eyo wltnoes to this stok and 4lo- able opposition to the loom questioned whether pub- terday’/nearing would not have V Three Honthe ...... 9.76 lecting process to something which gusting dlaplay of ‘^gutlar plans. lie safety was paramount In beer, necessary If Hayes had One Month ...... S.3S Single Oiaiy ...... 18o leeches out the taxpayer’s blood in in­ mouth” and disroapoot to vaUoir Ernest Tureck, Manchester’s everyone’s minds when the ap- cut the trees down before prop- By carrier ... .weekly 75c visible driblets instead cf taking It out olUsoas and poUoa. park superintendent and tree parent reason that the trees erty was transferred. Hayes MEMBER OF of an open wound Is no real improve­ I havo four smaU dpUdna warden, conducted a public would be cut down now would sal^ the delay In cutting the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS hearing on the proposed tree be to accommodate Hayes'plans trees was in part due to “legal jn>a Aeew lated Preaa l» exclusively en- ment on the situation, no real cure for who witnessed this vulglU: dis­ BUed to the use of repubUcatlon of all play. I also havo a small' bakgr cutting. The hearing was held to further develop his land. brangles” with a construction newt dispatches credited to It or not other­ the basic troulda. in respiHise to protests Tureck Safety Concern company which went bankrupt wise credited In this paper and also the who for several days prior to lo ^ nm s published here. That, as always, lies In some restraint this dlsturbaaoe was awaksnad received after he posted n ^c- O’Neill said of the Improve- while workin.g on the subdlvl- All rlAts of repubUcatlon of special dls- on spending. And not even taxpayers from bar tu tfi booausa c t ohany es June 6 on the trees involved njg„t gf the sij^it lines, “I am ®*9"- He noted, however, that patches herein also reserved. will fight for that unless they know they bombs and firoerachork galng saying they would be cut doira. this action" because of tbe PZC did not set a time lim- The Manchester Publlshlax Company are hurting. oft in the parking lot. Tureck said he will have his serious safety concern." removal ot the trees, sumu no financial responsIbUlty for ^ decision by Wednesday. Maps of the subdivision plans Time Limit Sought Craphlcal errors appearing In adveii^ s^ Happy seven per cent sales tax to us The lives of my ohUdtfn an mentamen Is and other readlnc matter in'The all! endangered every day by; thaoa The residents expressed their gjj^^ yesterday by Potter pic- The residents argued that M anchester Evenln* Heidd. maniacs who taudst on usiag our concern not only over the Icras tured a road entering Tolland there should have been a time ^ 1 service dlent of N. E. A. Service, Inc. street as a drag strip. of the trees, but also over the ■ypj,g dangerous curve, limit set and town officials Publishers Representatives — Mathews. Special Axency I truly bellovo It la up^to tha procedure by which the to^^ re- questioned whether the seemed receptive to the idea —New Yorh. Chlca»o. Detroit and Boston. parents to do something .to atop qulred that these trees be cut approving the subdi- that procedures in this type of Subversive Snackery down when a subdivision there based on that proposed situation should be changed to t j » b m b e r a u d it b u r e a u o f CIRCULA- these Mds. Don’t be a ftild to As some of our taithful immparts- admit that Just maybd your was approved three years ago. were not eliminating one avoid this Ir. the future. Dlsplay adverUslnx closing hours wafchers never tire of wamlng us, dear darling Isn’t as daar aa PZC Conditions danger and creating an equally Tureck noted that there might F^r Monday — 1 p m. Friday you think. I am boplag ,is par­ According to 'Town Plaimer dangerous situation at the be legal questions involved in 3 F or T u e ^ y — l p.m. ,<-s. Matthew M. Moriarty at 75 Forest four meals a day, which is one more ♦*««" Yesterdaytt was also required to Install the subdlvtslor. plans to In- business.’’ hrimlnlstratlon, maintained a proper de- St. was Planted and tended for many years by the late Miss I^ r y Chapman. and the blossoms have large berm curbing, storm drainage the good old American standard of three 25 Years Agi petals that hold their brilliant Chamber Lists KPoe of professional sympathy with Jacob a. EUls, 74, founder of The sun dial is a focal point. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) and a widened pavement area squares. orange-red color for days. These along that stretch of the road. '^Vhahlngton’s news gatherers as Uiey Bins Coat Oo., dies. roses are described as having Its Chairmen What Dr. Konstantin Petrovsky recom­ As assurance that he would have complained over the failure of 10 Yean Ago a “spicy”-'aoicy ■ fragrance.irfiurrunce. The Manchester diamher of , . T woT ownW inners mends is a good heavy breakfast, equal Criminal negligence Is cited Medallion Is praised for the Commerce board of directors ^ ^ w d procUce to Presideiit Nixon to conduct regular ««"d Brmo to East Hartford. Mrs. Ladyga B o ouum U i 1-U r Frank Atwood It is this daringly subversive promo­ !>n -nme radio nroirram E- Haslett, education; Dr. Doug- ’’y Hayes and in mort Ladyga, 68, of 39 Horton Rd., said the money will go toward At the end of 4S minutes of free and Personal adjustment la one cf A roee garden that was ad- land and came to Manchester a graceful metal sculpture of Garden , Time , radio ______tion of the late-evening snack, an illicit over w n r where I DartM™te H. Smith, City Beautiful c*®*® ^ $6,000. Both attended their daughter’s education, open questioning, in which the nation’s the ooncerns of the Oiriatlan mired by ar. earlier genera- as coachman for Miss Chap- birds In fUght by David Hayes, w n c where I participate Committee;___ William__ A. Moore- ___ pjgP'® uying to the homes. *^®the drawlnirs accomnanledaccompanied hvby and clandestine custom which has al­ faith. Religion la supposed to best reporters put all those great ques­ Uon of Manchester resldenU man’s father, Maro S. Oiap- son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. willard we asked listeners to Hoy C. J. Norman, , , *™*®**«* wives — Unda Tetratot ready, we are afraid, invaded too many give one peace of mind. Tst has been maintained to this man. Mr. Chapman was a prom- Moriarty. Mr. and Mrs. Hayes send us the names of rose vari^ Industrial and commercial de- Saloom, who recently and Ann Ladyga tions they had been saving up for the our faith has ideals whlrii oftsn _a_ _ A.*_____<.t____ a__ImmmA _ _ _ 083il4A UO vllv lUElIiCO VA A VOC T CAA American homes, which should be the day on the grounds of the for- toent Manchester businessman, live on Swith St., Coventry, UeT “tLT” h^v7%urVwld"“ the velopment. “'® past year, we found cursives in posses­ clash with the worid in sdilch ' mer Chapman estate at 76 For- best known as the builder of ^^ere they bought an old Ntew w L iw in th^r ernrdena Also, Irving Bayer, parking scribed toe h o m e ^ e rs m to- winner drawn, after 15 winners major concern of those vrtio dedicate we Uve. Obviously Paul Is m on sion of one additional ptece of Informar est St., L ,e d and occupied by the trolley lines from Harford h ^ e S d “ r ^ n S ^ t o e ' ^ S s t «me * traf^T^Everott J * ^ “ i^efuse^o to T e themselves to the defense of our tradi­ concerned about being in tune Mr. and Mrs. Matthewlew M. Mori- to Manchester and from Man- J °The h l X s f n!s™!as reported -X ’ p u b lic ^ a lrs; Arthur IL ^ ® '' ^>®®«"®® ^® n ^ c e d ^ tion and enlightenment. with God than with the world. BT-tv Chester to Rockville. _ „ „ „ tional American idiape In the world. fore them by Mr. and Mrs. Mor------■------■------relations: Rob- ...... „ . toe ninth $5,000 winner drawn. It was an Hem the President hlms^ He Infen that a certain dsgrse R is a formal garden with When automobUes came in °L® *»y garteners to many Con- ■ ^ ■ He and Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Mrs. Tetrault said toe money It has to be recognised, as we plot our of maladjustment to society is rectaiu ter ^ i ^ e p l^U and there was no furtherher need ‘arty.' Since Mr. Moriarty likes necUcut communities and f„„innr a few Richard Lawrence, urban de- Scnkbell explained that they went intoInto the bank immedtate-Immediate had, perhaps out of courteous appre­ defenses, that the Idea of a late-evening inevitable for Christians. R la senarated by strips of well- ^®r a coachman’s services, ®®"*® M ass^usetta, Imve ^">“‘ar velopment; and an anonymous their homes becauM of ly yesterday, and that they have ENGLAND J hension the occasion might fall flat with­ one of the prices we pay (or At the ^ f a r t h e s t Clark to remembered as toe Y^'®’ Coventry proved to be nanies. Crimson G I ^ , Dorothy procedure), H*® ‘^®® *^® ®®"“' definite plans for using It. snack has indeed already Infiltrated the out It, brought to the news conference our convlcUons. from toe house and.r®toe original conoi- wringing wet and “he'he w»»was U But McGovern platform com­ the evening's questions then revolved scends time and space. TUs bera at her family occupied toe storage. nectlcut ever to be given this longevity. Betty Prior, tion that toe trees be cut was OPEN your own kitchen, whidi keepe It an illicit mittee membera, particulcuty home and Miss Chapman super- i k • nntinnni nftpntinn typically a strong, tough plant around it. Inside More McGovern dual ottizenahip is both our des­ vised toe gardens. , Gardening chores « e per- national attention. hundreds rf sln|le pink To separate postage stamps special privilege, and openly proclaim­ blacks, wanted to return to the pair and our glory. I SETIItPAY We share the President’s obvious hope pro - busing “another too” There are about 300 rose formed now by men who work New Roses for 1973 flowersflowers, made the best showing that have-stuck ... together, place ings H as an approved formula for the amendment. Since even the The Christian dUemma la that during toe winters as drivers a year in advance, we have fioribundas them under thin paper and hold that the mutual agreement to go back to Compromising we must be in the world and yet plants and fully half of them a hot iron over them a minute. maases. compromise would be opposed were In the garden when Mr. of fuel oil trucks for Moriarty received toe names of All- the table at Paris will constitute a new not of it. In looking at the re­ Bros. There Is not as much fuel America Rose Selections for MILK Fhur meals a day, if we let It become by WaUace at Miami Beach, cord of how great souls have Moriarty purchased toe prop- opportunity for both sides to demonstrate Van Dvk made a spot decision Triv 12 v e ^ ^ a few years ^ delivered to toe Sum- m s. These are varieties that an established custom, would do more Report dealt with the problem, we note WHITE CEDAR a new flexlbUlty inside those basic posi­ not to impose discipline. So, the two ways: That of protest and a^er m"1^ cSIpm J ’rd '^ t o . mer hut Mr^ M ori^y believes have gone through rigorous Seaplanes Due NEWl — EXCITING than any other Communist plot has done Whether any of them have sur- *" ^®®P‘" | **®‘P ®mP‘oyed testing to trial gardens In varl- HOME DELIVERY tions which, since neither can alter committee voted, 70 to 27, to that of dedication. m O M O E N to turn us soft and defenseless, depriv­ By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak record the Democratic party in The way cf protest is that vlved since the garden was first Year-round since they have to parts of the country, have For Gotham Hop NATURAL HEALTH them substantially, have to be given dif­ favor of the massively unpopu­ n ^ fe d M ^ ^ t o ^ s ^ l t to ^emselves and their ^een approved for national 3 TIMES WEEKLY IN PAPER OR GLASS ing us even of our wUl to resist. Let the of non-participation, with­ _„g_.i,ig ’ families throughout toe year. In awards, and are now being ferent shadings and interpretations for WAaUNGTXIN — McGovern phic oracle: “Quality education President.” lar integration device. McGw- drawal, civU disobedience, PHILADELPHIA (AP) — FOOD SHOPFE Commies keep their giuttcny to them­ ^ ^ ^® ®“"”"®'' “’®y grown in numbers to commer- there to be a possibility of settlement. and WaUace forces in secret is the issue — busing is not.” Mrs. Abram CSiayes, cm ar­ ern’a attempt at moderaticsi on speaking out. It is the way of New V arices AMed (erred, as needed, to hto per- nurseries for sale to the Seaplane service will begin be­ DAni-MAID MILK GO., INC. selves, and let us deport any fourth meal negotiations last weekend at­ busing had faUed. the prophet, the martyr, the So murii for the news of the press con­ Moreover, “transportation of dently Uberal Mc(3ovem dele­ There have been changes tn sonal payroll and do such Jobs ^uhllc next spring, tween here and New York City 612 KEENEY STREET 646-6424 fifth columnists we discover. Would any­ tempted to unite the Democrat­ students’’—a delightfully vague gate from Massachusetts, im­ But McGovern did not even refugee, the emigrant. It is not the' rose varieties. As plants as weeding the flower beds, on July 12, according to Down­ ference. Back to the conference Itself. We ic party on the corrosive issue term—Is endorsed only when it mediately started writing a attempt moderatirai on nation­ given to many of us to be succumb to winter Injury or spraying for rose chafers and "Hie three are all hybrid tea body who su^iects a neighbor of late-eve­ of racial school busing but bare­ prophets, but all of us can be town Airlines, Inc. 6* H M i obeei^e that it displayed President Nix­ achieves “quality education.” more Uberal busing plank. But al defense. His Ueutmants were from other causes, a few each aphids, and mowing the large 1’°®®®' Electron, a rose-pink; Robert Anderson, president of ning K nack ery please write an anony­ ly failed — a dramatic episode Whether that Is anti-busing or Van Dyk stopped her: McGov­ frantic when the drafting com­ dedicated. Dedication ia the giv­ year, they have been replaced. lawn. Gjq)sv, a bright orange-red; on himself in such fine fettle that one showing how much Sen. George ing of yourself to the common toe company, said Thursday mous letter? pro-busing depends on the eyes ern would accept the Ifolham- mittee, with Mrs. Oiayes mo­ New varieties have been added. When toe Chapman home was Medallion, a light aprlcot- that passengers can fly from wonders why he should ever avoid such McGovern Mdll compromise to of the beholder. Sawyer compromise tmvway! mentarily absent, voted 7 to 6 life around you In such a way Mr. Moriarty has favored hy- purchased by Mr. Moriarty he pink. that your woric ceases to be toe Delaware River to center evenings, that it disiHayed the press it­ be elected President but also Van Dyk quickly relayed Mc­ This reflects McGovern’s newly for a non-committal national brld tea roses because they pro- also bought the adjoining prop- Electron, we are told, has city Philadelitola______to _a landing _ self in such a Idndergarlen mood that The Word Ethic Indicating even that may not Govern’s aDoroval. But It was pragmatic view that over 70 per security plank. When Mrs. commonplace and takes on the vide better blooms for cutting erty, toe Emily Cheney estate, won awards to several Euro- along toe Eart River to .94 be enough. Chayes returned, the McGov- nature of a sacred calling. This than toe fioribundas. Most of The Cheney house was later pean countries, has pointed York’s Wall Street area, one wonders why It claims H wants and Not long ago the New York State Con­ too late Saturday night to con­ cent of Americans o p p o i^ In closed-door sessions of the tact the hosoltalized Wallace. ernites got the drafters to send means the discovering of who toe fioribundas have now dls- sold but Mr. Moriarty kept the buds that open into large minutes, troller reported widespread "underutiU- forced busing cannot be ignor­ you are, what you can do, and Is^oodlan/dL GARDENS needs more such evenings. 'Hils is not, sation of employe time’’ — in other 15-member platform drafting Overnight. McGovern’s inner ed. to the fuU committee both that appeared. ‘“"d and maintains toe two blooms with long-lasting fra- one-third the time It usu- to what you can give yourself Winter injury has not been towns and their surrounding grance. The rose won a prize g„y ^y car, train or bus. we hasten to add, the fault of the preas; words, 'gooflng-off at taxpayer expense. committee at Washington’s circle was JubUant, Joyously en­ By the time the fuU platform plank and a rival McGovern unselfishly. It means living In The report was denied of course, yet It Mayflower Hotel, agents of Mc­ visioning reconciliation between committee took up the busing version calling for defense severe. The roses are protect- trees and shrubs as a stogie for -best perfume” in Belgium pj,g pjane will carry five pos­ Let Us Help You With Your Lawn and Pkmf Froblenw give it more regular press conferences, time during the years allotted ed on one side by toe house tract. It to about four acres of since most modern hybrids sengers and the pilot and will obviously hit pretty close to home. Govern and Gov. George C. the McGovern and Wallace plnnk Monday, McGovern’s spending cuts. to you; It means, also, the SEE LEON. PHIL or JOHN such as it had under Presidents EUsen- Wallace actually agreed on a wings of the party to insure vic­ mlUtant supporters were Native That insured both defense and and on other sides by a dense open space half a block from hgye little or no fragrance, this depart here every hour, Ander- It found, for example, that city water transcending of time. border of shrubbery and trees. Mato Street, to Mr. Moriarty’s jg g real distinction. It was bred gut In those dual nature. Help us in our 4fh of July. tives the ne^t day permitted an overt prohibition against ra­ ed mUk-and-water planks -$l8,000 In base salary and a urday, its liberal majority pro­ HUMFHR£V Sewer Lines. Instnlled—Cel­ It down,” Mr. Moriarty satd, it that, if it does represent a special posed a pro-busing plank: Forc­ HuiKte Columbine, Shasta Daisies, Sedums, Baby’s Breath. Prim' burden on any one level of income, we whelping $76,000 In overtime. Coffee lar Waterpw**** Ihme- "because it Is such a good place IN PROGRESS THRU JULY 8TH. ed busing is “another tool” to for toe birds." rose. Delphiniums and 100 more! Large 6” pots! only Vk 3 for $215 94-Lb. BAG don't really notice It any more. breaks not uncommonly erode 16 per integrate schools. That plank cent of a seven-hour day. Jurisdictional IMUNNEYBReS. David Hayes Sculpture There was no real outcry over the would guaranty bitter opposi­ lU Pearl St . — . MS-sm At one side of the grounds, POHED ROSES agreement Governor Meskill and the disputes over things like which union Is tion from Wallace delegates. SAVE % OFF BLUEBERRIES POmiAND responsible for hcddlng the noxxle on a Sewerage Disposal Oo. close to the shrub border, are 30 6-year-old plants, full of berries $2.96 In Bloom and Bud $2.86 — 3 for $8.36 Democratic Legislature reached to send fuel truck during fueling operations have But state Sen. Pierre Pelham a pool and fountain built around 10-Yr. Plants $6.96 — 8 for $16.46 Also toe Newest Patents the tax up to its new all time high at caused hundreds of stoppages and cost of Alabama, Wallace’s skillful ON MEN’S SUttMER SUITS seven per cent. hundreds of thousands of dollars In de­ platform representative, inter­ Nobody is really going to notice pay­ lays. jected. Why not let him and Plant UDDING PLANTS Naw!...... 95c tray — 3 for $2.75 | ing that extra half per cent from now In both the private and public sector, former <3ov. Grant Sawyer of n’ SPORT COATS! GYPSY M O TH From The Grower To You! Ageratum, Salvia, Petunias, Marigolds, Calendulas, Up on. the work ethic—the belief In the dignity Nevada, an uncommitted dele­ Alyssiom, Snapdragons, Impatience and Many More! And that, of course. Is precisely of honest toil, the feeling of accomplish­ gate and one of the few experi­ Defoliation will intensify for the next 2 or 3 weeks. Tropical Weight Knit Short Sleeve what's wrong with It. ment at having helped produce some­ enced politicians on the plat­ SPORT SHIRTS Spray now to protect your trees. SLACKS reg. $20 $14.50 reg.$6.00 $2.99 YES, FOLKS — THERE IS SOMETHING NBW UNDER THE SUN! Taxes should hurt. thing worthwhile—clearly has fallen on form committee in New Poli­ 649-8201 Short Sleeve DRESS and The Ideal form of tax, from the point hard times. We worry that the greatest tics 1972, try to work something Selection of Famous Make out? Ted Van Dyk, a onetime SPORT SHIRTS $4.99 OPEN of view of the long range view of the effect of this is on the character of a peo­ PROMPT SERVICE ARCH PRESERVER ple. Work is not always enjoyable, and aide to Vice President Hubert reg. $6 to $9 SHOES up to 60% off! $ r LADY BUGS — They’re Alive, Believe It or Not! m public and the taxpayer himself, is the H. Humphrey now running Mc­ SATURDAY tax which the taxpayer can feel most certainly loafing has been known to all CoH 346-8300 or 346-1327 f'O* ORGANIC GARDENING; ^ Q C 4 times and ages. Yet work Is necessary to Govern’s platform operation, rkivn|< Select Group o f: BEL'TS - SOCKS and 1 They Control Hie Insects! bugs r a sharply. agreed. AJd. - 5 PJd. progress, and we wtxider how long a so-., MILLANE NURSERY & TREE EXPERT INC. NECKTIES Also Reduce^! That way lies the best chance that he clety can- remain viable if too many peo­ Surprisingly, 'Pelham and will react strongly enough to ride herd ple are content to get by without effort.— Sawyer returned with a- busing on those good public servants and those WALL STREET JOURNAL. compromise wortliy of-the Del­ ( M i h t i r a e b ./

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P A S S BK3BT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE. 80, 1972 Aussie Protest Bothers Rogers ------^ Court Cases ______BUGS BUNNi’ Short Dinner Dress Returns PEIRTH, Australia (A P )— no one was InjurecL OUR BOARDING HOUSE with BfAJOR HOOPLE By BHKA 8TBWABT Secretary of State William P. Secretary and Mm. Rogers Hft'UU BAT M\S ■nq HIVA TWtBM.MAE 0MB W0U.P cntCUIX OOVBT 16 Rogers and his wife were pre- drove off frorfi the ParmeUa H B A R T OUT WITH n jo o ttv .. fUT ITCHIN* POWDBR tM K N BW Y O R K — In the annals Manchester Session paring to leave their hotel and Hotel a fqw' minutes later. He ^ L U P P ! WHAT** s t r a i t j a c k e t .' a j f t e iT of fashion history the fall of Gary Sanborn, 20, o f Hartford, were gathered outside when is on g. tour of Asian and Bu- OUIB MOVEP prettiest of this type is a black "entering with criminal Intent not make it more pleasant with transportation that W W JvOURrocKET, AAUCHIMA I AAAKiM'AREPeRAL > 43Pamiit you can depend on? Now’s the time to trade your 44Thaatortisn taHeta with neckline cut ex­ and larceny wore nolled. 3 SHORT / WHEN YOU BieSHOR (cASBOUrORREniRN- IT older car fo i* a like-new used trade-in from Mori- PRISCILLA’S POP BY A L VERBIEER —UH- ^LEAKIEPOVSR SOTOUVE ^ IN'A PBJOL STUB 46 Middle (Fr.) tremely wide and outlined in a W EU.,A-AM '1 QUICK aOTTOORAB) WHILeTALKIN* 46 Lecture hall ruffle by Jerry Silverman, who Other casee disposed of or arty’s. S3 Watt Point O U TSID E ! TKANKS..) PtCKEO IT E V E R Y y throuishacuiaa ; ruffles also the wrists of the nolled yesterday Include; U P -X K N E W freshmen fST T IL L M V ra S t Y D U P B E S3 Sultan’s long sleeves and the knee- Thomas Ag-new, 64, of Bast s h e — USED CARS E L O O R S NEEDIN’ n; dscress JT B" length hem. A ruffle marks the Hartford, non-support, nolled. A R E ( d o e s n ’t A W I - U H - 54Msdical halter neckline of a brown dress Raymond L. Betty, 20, of En­ DRV.' thread II t r by BIU Blass that Is even barer field. fourth - degree larcpny, tSFlOBD 6l2a6 55 Large stam u. IT than that. pleaded guilty, given a suspend­ Mustang 20oor Hardtp. DOWN Ooesamer sheemess also fits ed jail term of 90 days and one Low mUes, radio, S-cyl- U u Into the cocktail mood. The year probation. In a companicai 1 Excited JX 2 African sleeves are raglan and sheer case, Denis A. Usher, 20, of Bhi- inder, whitewaUs, yellow. (NIWSPAHS INTISPSISI AUN.) whits on a black crepe dress fleld, was similarly senbenced. by Jerry Silverman, and when Roger J. Deschenes, 32, of 84 you remove the jacket of a Wells St., non-support, nolled. Mack-and-whlte theatre suit, Milton Dickinson, 39, of 673 there's a chiffon blouse. Hartford Rd„ being found Intoxi­ t t $1666 Shimmering lame, shining cated, pleaded guilty, given a |68 D < »O E 61886 I BIEItCU BY QIBn Br MIA It. T«L gi M. ^ 6-30 satin, crepe in any of the deli­ ten-day suspended jail sentence. Montego , 4-Door Sedan. [Charger Hardtop. Radio, Radio, heater, automatic, CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER cate pastels — these are some Charles S. Lathrop, 36, of [heater, automaUc, buck- power steering, whlte- of the other ingrredlents of the Edgemere Rd., <3oventry, oper­ le t seats, vinyl trim, I walls, remainder of fac­ dress that's short and formal. ating a motorcycle without [ whitowalls, vinyl roof, GUMMER STREET tory warranty. Sold now BY PmL KROHN A high waistline is another of license, nolled. Iqxjirt console. I at Moriarty Bros. • 6-3(3/ fashion's 1672 contributions; not Sharon Powers. 20, of Shore I <^:ani't f \ M I KihJCV^'^ H e r, I ( S o r i TKBOVMEASER BEAOVER the exaggerated Bmpire lk, Dr., Coventry, hindering prose­ w m -l 6 u Y6 M(?w T2> A JO 0 FCfZ ITT % but a waist that Is high enough cution in the second degree, re­ MAkTlMiE THAT KACiCfer i to look youthful EUid to permit duced to breach of peace, plead­ Ycu P^cPLe! 71 C H E V R O U gr 63166 ed guilty, fined |26. A charge of I 71 VW 61866 c o r -imefZE, R?p$/ the skirt to glide gracefully over llmpala 4-Dr Hardtop. whatever ia better glided over. third-degree larcen;/ was hot pre I 2-‘Door Sedan. Blue, 4- I Blue, radio, automaUc, SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O ^A L Susan Shelnmsm, who designs sented. power brakes, power speed, radio, whitewalls, for PapiUon, described her own Ehigenia Press, 48, of 246 Scott steering, vinyl trim, fac­ Dr., (allure to obe;^ traffic light vinyl trim, real economy tory a 1 r condiUoning, < g y I SS S0ME7NIN& /hfitar l(x>k: "Sm all but not skinny, i h i i l m Bie IN M3UR FUTURE. soft yet defined .in outline, with nolled. ((ar. I whitewalls, vinyl roof. this year quite noticeable full­ Two versions of the short dinner dress: At left, ness in most at the skirts. The in brown, by Bill Blass and at right, in white, by / waist is always lifted in a young, Teal Traina. (Photos by Ithea Stewart) White Mallai'd Bagged almost Empire rise. The shoul­ ------UTTLE RCXIK. ARK. — A [ 71 M BBOOBY $AVE I 71 OOUGAB 63686 ders and armholes remain natu­ Ship 'n' Shore offered a whole so subtle and clever in cut that thony Rd., Tolland, charged hunter’s chance of bagging a ral, easy. There is often a iilo b r . Blue, vinyl top. series of them on man-tailored it makes the spending of money I PoUce Report |this morning with operating an white mallard laas been estl- power steering, power [ 2-Door Hardtop. Ratfio, suggestion of wrrap-and-tie, but shirts; that, of course, solves seem worthwhile again. unreglst.ered motor vehicle, and mated at one In .20 million. Such brakes, factory air con­ [automaUc, power steer- everything is made to stay in the problem of what to do with However, you rationalize it, opefetL'iig a motor vehicle with 3 rare feat did occur, however, diUoning, automaUc, ra­ [ing, power brakes, (ac- place. Little sweater-jacket Warren A. Chandler, 32, of | to ^ a i r condiUoning, J PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI all those gift neckties the man nothing takes the place of defecUve tires, on W. Middle not long ago In Jtonroe County, dio, special factory pur- whitewalls. shapes are banded at the wraist. of the house has declared he money. Box Mt. Rd., Bolton, was arrest­ Tpke. Court date July 17. Arkansas. L cbose. I Some of the beautiful evening Wixilhn’t be caught dead in. ed by Manchester police early John J. O’Connor, 20, of 18 ______dreaaes wrap over at the back Jerry Silverman prOU GOING ZGUESS >eu DONTsffiAWNy cuff on pants Is not unusual. shirt bought here and a vest WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI bought there and a skirt you of M’est Haven, pleaded inno­ I <3Ue9S AW. TD GIVE m o HIM? z o o t / r POG5 WITH THEIR Neither is a high-rise waistband. already had, there Is plenty of cent to two counts of first de­ ABGRNAIHyfe H/VEAwy CWN CRBKT CARDS! Now, let's see, what else Is sou O N TAKE MV'AORD I 6UPF06E THAT MEANS IM KINDOE LCX3K1NC2 precedent (or it. But something gree larceny; and James Hav­ CO<3 V^AMTS CHOICE. W E'LL HAVE YOMBN FORWIARDTD new and what Is enduring? COLLEGE FOR rr... GOME ejAV else Is here, which has been ens, 24, of Ellington, pleaded A RUB8ER. 'MEU_ HAVE A WOMAN TRUCX DRIVB?S,AND BITINCSA FBVVALE There's unisex. Neckties for ladies are now so stylish that absent for a w h ile: the dress innocent to one count of first BONE. PREeiDarr. (SAiJBAlSE Q3LXECTORS.., POSTMAN- degree larceny. Their cases were continued to July 27 for a hearing in pro­ O bable cause. First degree lar­ s r ceny is a blnd-over offense; the PET Superior Court, not the Circuit SHOP Court, has jurisdiction. SCRANTON Bernardo was arrested at tAim gunpoint Feb. 21 as he was C-30 leaving Ion a’s E lectric St. ptac BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE MOTORS warehouse in a van which con­ C im k HU. Uc, TX k. U.1 N», OH. tained about $2,300 worth of LOOK, MR.WILLA50N. I HAVE NOT HOT EVEN TO YOU, LADY. ROUTE as — 872-9146 — VERNON Here Art Two fiood A nOEMP—A MATURE LOVER— RVCN I THIS IS MY HOME, NY EDEN. electrical appliances, police WHO'S LCXKINS FOR JUST SUCH T0_ 1 INTENP TO LIVE OUT W said. Reasoiit To Buy FORD A BEAUTY SPOT AS 'IDUR WOODS, LIFE HERE, WHICH DOCTORS N E W C A R Havens had been arrested be­ TELL ME COUID BE ONLY CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE fore the Feb. 21 Incident, police I YEAR. WH-WH-WHEKE) ON LOCATION ...YOU VACATEON SALE and Shop OILLOR FORD AM I ? yPELL ASLEEP WHILE WE said, but his arrest was not re­ WEREPRIVIN0 HERE NEW CARS TODAY . . . AT ported until Feb. 22. FROM THE c it y : CLOSEOUT PRICES Four other persons, who have not yet pleaded, were arrested VERY'HIGH USED CAR ALLO W ANCES in connection with the the0U BR0U6HT POTEET^ Delta Coupe. V8, automatic, the largest industrial thefts to A RECRUIT.' BUU-y CANYON Door, V8. automatic, power 0 power steering, power occur in Manchester, police V FOR OUR SIDE.' steering, power brakes, spe­ brakes, burgundy with black said. cial. top, nice car, low mileage. All of the merchandise — 1966 BU ICK $1095 blenders, food mixers, electric 1969 PO NTIA C $1995 Skylark custom wagon, V8, can openers, and shoe polishers SEE WHAT WE MEAN Catalina, 2-Dr. Hardtop, V8, automatic, power steering, automatic, power steering, power brakes, low mileage. —has been recovered. It was power brakes, green with 1969 M E R C U R Y $1995 returned Feb. 25 by Russo and black top. Montego wagon, V8, auto­ Bernardo, police said, on advice h I 1972 PO N T IA C $3595 matic, power steering, power of their attorney. 6-30 brakes, whitewalls, low, low c W1 it mK TM h, UJ. M Oft Firebird, 2-Dr. Hardtop, V8, mileage. automatic, power steering, power brakes, air condition­ 1969 M E R C U R Y $1995 SGT. STRIPES... FOREVER BY BILL HOWRILLA Monterey, 4-Door Hardtop, WANTED ing, new tires. V8, automatic, power steer­ 1969 PO N T IA C $2295 ing, power brakes, 33,000 Clean, Late Model TlcK..TAi:K..ToE.,. BoonovlUe, 2-Dr. Hardtop, V8, miles. Nice car. automatic, power steering, 1970 PORSCHE $AVE power brakes and more. U SED C A R S DILLON FORD 911T, coupe, 6 speed, 26,000 1969 PO NTIA C $1995 miles, car like new. Top Prices Paid LeMans 2-Door. V8, auto­ 1967 PO N T IA C $1295 LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON matic, power steering, bench LeMans, 2-DCHEVROLET brown. power brakes. Nice car. 1968 C A D IL L A C $3195 1971 M E R C U R Y $2795 CO .. INC. 643-2145 (^ p e DeVilfo. Equipped with Montego 4-Door Hardtop. V8, 1229 Main St. all Cadillac equipment. Air automatic, power steering, 5^ conditioning, sllver/blue top, power brakes, air condition­ Phone 646-6464 blue leather Interior. ing, 11,000 miles. Nice car.

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and auxiliary will conduct a hot Vernon liquor to a minor in connection RANGE AND Andover About Town dog roast tonight at 6 at' the with the investigation of a June f u e l OIL I t’s a Long Day Rocky Hill Veterans Hospital. 24 incident. He was held on a Police Report g a s o lin e Oixl Scout Camp Merrie-Wood leoo bond and was to be pre­ (Continued from Page bne) correcting It the wrong way," TAKE Mrs. Harry Freschlin of 210 sented in. Circuit Court, Bast Uons of a thousandth o f a sec- said Dr. R. Glen* Hall, assUt- Democrats Name Voter Group Will begin its season Monday, Vernon police are invesUgat- and camp will be open on July Parker St. w ill serve as hostess Hartford today. ond here and there. ant director of the Observa- Ing a break into the Vanity BANTLY OIL The Democratic party of Kowalski, kto. Louise Gagne further tnformatl(m~on the pro- THE 4- Buses will start their sched­ Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Roger Chessy, M, of 468 Main But astronomers of the U.S. lory’s Ume dlvlsitm. Luts Junior Museum. Fair Beauty shop in the Qate- St., Coventry, was charged with COMPANY, INC. Naval Observatory, the naUon’s His chief. Dr. Gemot M.R. Andover established a new Stanley Anderson, iiriio, al- gram. uled routes at 8 a.m. _ though be Is not a member of Perfect Attendance- way Shopping Plata on Rt. SS, unnecessary noise with a motor official timekeeper, say the .ne- Winkler, said navigators at sea Voter Registration L/Ommmee the .town-----committee, has In-' Donald Libby, principal o f the KEYS reported yesterday. vehicle. He is scheduled to ap­ 331 Main Street cesslty for such frequent or aloft, who need accurate Manchester Chapter. DAV, [(e a d H e ra ld A d s changes poses potenUal 'dan- clocks In navlgatog by the purpose of Informing dicated an Interest in serving Andover Elementary School, Police said entry was gained pear in Circutt Court, Rockville, TrI. 649-4595 by breaking through a sheet- gers, especially for maritime stars "must lie protected from enlisting the potential and will be asked to help on has released a listing of those July 25. rock wall in the hallway. Ihey Rockville 875-3274 and aerial navigation and for (clock) errors of possible fatal young voters at a meeting of voter reglstraUon. “‘“denU ^ had^rfect,^- said attempts were also made such organizatlims as the consequences." the Democratic Town Oom- Reporta Heard tendance for the 1971-72 school to break into the drug store and armed forces and the satellite- So, by IntemaUtmal scientific mlttse Wednesday evening. Town Committee members ~ pissa shop in the same shopping FUEL OIL tracking space agency whose agreement reached more than Temporary chalratan of the heard various reports presented ^ " ” ®"“ jvno 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING Smart Stoppers Shop center. About $10 in change was docks must be synchronized a year ago. the world’s official committee Is Gerald Anderson; by the membership. Mrs. ^ P^® , and reported missing from the 17.9 Tha Harald precisely worldwide. timekeepers today add a full other members Include TIUMnas Kowalski, regtstere of voters, ■> M tO aL Mbk beauty shop. Clastifiad Ads. "BJvery time you correct a seernd Just before midnlgdit Anderson, Mrs. Editha Blr- Informed the members that he , , t,.„ prove it Ralph Maynes, no certain ad­ clock, you stan d'ft Chance of GMT. mingham, Mrs. Beatrice 6-month residency requirement L a n g d o n ^ S ^ w i C a ^ - for a new voter has been struck to Brothers dress, was arrested yesterday man. ^ w d K S S m S r down and new voters can be by Vernon police on a warrant Those in Grade 3 who had a | made Immediately upen mov­ yourself I Issued .by OlrcuU Court 12 OIL HIAT. INC. perfect attendance record were | © ing Into a town. FOR PROFESSIONAL, QUALITY charging him with delivery of 649-4908 Stephen Boucar, Lana Goth- Mrs. Kowalski also spoke to berg, Ricky Bunker, Sean Me-1 CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS the members about the recent Namara and Itobina Campbell. Congressional Convention on BRAND NEW 1972 on all m akes. . . CARTER CHEVROLET Fourth grade youngsters with which she attended.' A report perfect attendance were Bren' on the State Convention was da Palmer, John Fisher, Linda given by delegate Mrs. Bette Rice , and Robert Wetngart; MERCURYS! STAN OZIMEK, Manager MacDonald. Grade 6 youngsters were Scott Both Mrs. Kowalski and Mrs. Harrison, James Hillman and 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER MacDonald recently attended Richard Rice, Buy Now! Save Nowl the Capitol Region Planning Sixth graders included James 4TH OF JULY Agency’s workshop for planning Bunker, Michael Knox, Bonnie and growth, and reviewed some Harris, Cindy Mulvey, Sharon ..r (Herald photo by Pinto) of the aspects of transportation ^sher and Wayne Palmer. William Young and Mary E. Nicholson, left, were honored last night for their South Windsor on planning. Women’s FeUowsbip 1972 BLOCK-BUSTER SALE The Women’s Fellowship of I service to the South Windsor Democratic Town Committee. John M. Bailey, Picnic Planned the First Congregational CJuirch CAPRI i» SPIGALSiUE chairman of the Democratic State Ctmtral Committee, third from left, and Dennis Keenan, town com­ Fred Doocy, former Lt. Governor, rigt, offer their congratulations. Two Honored of Andover lecenUy attended a | BRAND NEW 1972 mittee chairman, invited all picnic at the home of Mrs. 2 litre engine. Synchro-mesh 4-speed trans., floor mounted town committee members and Eunice Guay of Andover Lake. I shift, rack and pinion steering, power front dlso brakes, dodge Pokiras JUST their spouses to a picnic at his styled steel wheels, radial tires,-hifta output heater, flo- The Fellowship is a sociaU | F o r Service thru ventilation. (Optlonals available at Extra Cost.) large home on July 16. group of the church which in­ IMPALA CUSTOM COUPE Prices start at Selectiew Garden Club volves itself In projects bene-1 To Democrats FOR V8 engine, Turbo hydramatic trans., power steer­ The Andover. Garden C9ub filing the welfare of the com­ ing, power disc b r^es, vinyl roof, radio, white- this week celebrated their an­ munity. Miss Mary E. Nicholson and walls, wheel covers. S 9 C C A nual meeting with a dinner at The Women’s Fellowship re-1 A deiective m iffler V/Ullam F. Young were .honor­ THE Stock No. 8224 09DU the Clark House in Wllllman- cently has purchased new I ed at a testimonial dinner last tlc. draperies for the social room I night at WlUe’s Steak House In New officers installed for the of the church, which was re-| appreciation for their dedica­ is noiigi^ damgeieiis coming year were Mrs. Eunice cently repainted. N E W t 9 7 2 's tion to the Democratic party im KimswooD stathm wm 1972 m PAU SPORT SEDAN Guay, president; Mrs. Dorothy - S A M T U n i V * over a number of years. V8 engine, turbo-hydramatic trans., power V8 engine, turbo-hydramatic trans., vinyl roof, /tibbott, vice president; Mrs. Miss Nicholson is retiring af­ Margaret Yeomans, secretary; steering, power disc brakes, power tailgate, tint­ power steering, power disc brakes, radio, white- a n d m ^ ^ e ter 20 years of service to the Miss Irene Lathrop, treasurer; Deal, Says Stoek No. 72124,360 C .li).. Aulomotie Power Cssiring, party. A native of South Wind­ ed glass, radio, whitewalls, low walls, whMl covers, body side mold- 4 3 ^ A H Mrs. Theda Johnson and Miss Doy-Ni#it Mirror, Drip Beil MMw. Inside Hood Releees, sor she has been expoeed to mileage. Stock No. 7656 0 9 # O ings, low mileage. Stock No. 7583 Vera Mullen, executive com­ McGovern Poww Front Disc Brakes, Cloth ft Vbiyl We can replace it politics by a '^wUdcaUy active mittee. SaaM, 3 SpNd Wipers. Radio, Oehixs family. She became a member Wheal Coeari. Undercoatim. Banyer Mrs. Guay said that the Gar­ (Continued from Page One) of the Town Committee ftdlow-" den Club irill hold on execu­ Ouarde Ft. ft Rear, Laft RamotaOirt- Ing in the foototepd of her fath­ mary, contended that the wln- tide Mirror, Ucht Oroup. Electric Inf. tive committee meeting some­ widi a new m iller er and slater Julia. She has ner-take-all California law vlo-1 Syeteari. Vkiyi Body Side ledpH time In August at which time 07BS16W .S.W . Three. served as vice chairman of the tentative plans for the coming lated the spirit of party re-1 committee for 20 years, having BE SURE TO CATCH OUR LATE year will be proposed and dis­ forms, although the rules spe-1 tliat is fldlent. safe, served under Chairmen Thomas cussed. ciflcally permitted such a pol-1 J. Aheam, Harry J. Odium, icy this year. 1811 DdMO Office Hours C M H U n 1910 FYHID George W. Stone and Young. The California vote seemed I Polara Brou^iam 2-Door MODEL USED CAR Recreation and Cultural Di­ Hardtop. Power steering, As an active m em ber of the certain to solidify McGovern’s [ Maverick 2-Door Sedan. 6- and law abiding. rector Gordon MacDonald will power disc brakes, power town's Young Dems, Mias Nich­ committee supporters behind a| hold office hours every Monday windows, 6-'way p o w e r cylinder engine, radio, olson attended many conven­ challenge to Daley and .56 other I evening from 7 p.m. to 8 :30 COMET front seat, power deck Ud heater, automatic trans.. tions on the state,, reglcmal and SELL-A-BRATION! uncommitted IlUnois' delegates | release, AM-FIM radio, ap­ p.m. at the town office building. low mileage. Real clean. -At any Big A service national level. She has also he controls on grounds they I prox. 5,000 miles, neiw car $1590. been active in the Democratic 70 MAVERICK ^1875 Sports Openings were selected Improperly and I warranty. List price $5,701. 72 MONTE CARLO *3395 There are still openings for underrepresent women, y(xith{ aPElCIAL PEU<3E $8995 Wcmen’s Club. She has served Sport C!oupe, V8 engine, auto, trans., vinyl roof, 2-Dr., 6 cyl., auto, trans., radio. 4th through 6th graders who are and blacks. The challengers in- *2 9 9 8 actively during the election station or power steering, power disc brakes, radio. interested in softball, volley- elude several McGovern sup-1 campaigns over a long periVANS - SPORTSMANS A Kennedy and in 1861 he became a member of the Town Com- 69 PONTIAC 92195 will be Joseph Gambolati, and (But Gary Hart, the senator’s I mittee. After serving as trea­ Firebird Sport Ck)upe, V8, auto, trans., power 70 BEL AIR 42095 there will be a $6 charge for campaign manager, told a CAMPfR SPKIAL PICKUPS surer the town committee he steering, r^io. 4-Dr. Sedan, 'V8, auto, trans., power steering, the entire 6-week program. news conference the defeat was | The first meeting of the group ^ "temporary hurdle we will was elected chairman in Nov. radio. 1967. 71 MALIBU *3195 will be July 5 and the program overcome by Miami." Frank ] 1972IIOIITEIIEY 6«im«ReEauaiTaBPMiien will continue through Aug. 18. Manklewlcs, his national pCHEVROLETS” 1972 GALAXIE 500< 1972 CUSTOM 500 Wagon > should contact Recreation Di- persons whose places are chal- 2 Dtira < 1972 GALAXIE 500 who appeared earlier in the rector Gordon MacDonald for lenged are barred. R «i & INhit.. 2 dr. Hardtop, V/8 angina, auto trana., Wbita, 4 dr. Sadan, auto ttana., 361 V/B angina, Gr. Gold, 10 Pam, auto trana., 361 V/8 angina, pa, evening but was unable to stay. Hardtop. Medium line, dark green vinyl roof, select shift’ p/tailgata, waw .via l group. Ft. bumpar guardf, radio, " pfa, vinyl Mata, bumpar guarda, radio, tint giaaa, pb, spac. valua pkg., blua vinyl roof, virv/l laata, Fred J. Doocy, form er Lt. transmission, E-78X14 whltewaU Ures, power steering, ampli­ tida mold, H.O. auapanaion, wbaai covars, H.D. suspansion. tude modulidlan nadlo, sports console with clock, appsisr- waw. visi group, ft. ft rsar bumpar Governor of Ccnmecticut, was .'H*- loal covara. No. 47 Liat 4466) No. 103 List 4509' ance protecUon traup, dual racing minors, deluxe wheel guards, radio, daluiia whaal covara. $3565. $3754. the toastmaster. I r covers. Stack mimtier SAB. R CONDITIONING s a l e p r ic e $3714. No. 321 List 4231 Both guests of honor were ’‘"-4 A V--.. 1972 SQUIRE Wagon presented with checks and a 1 . 1 1 1972 GALAXIE 500 Wagon 1972 PURPLE PINTO copy of the book written recent­ Uua, 10 Paaa. auto tram., 400 V/8 angina, ¥111 group, 2 dr. Sadan. 2000 IX angirw, wbita vinyl roof, Maroon, 6 paw, auto trarta., 400 V/8 angina, pa, pb, ly by Senator Abraham Rlblcoff ft. bumpar guards, pa, pb, p/tailgata, H. D. auapan- waw, carpat. manual diae brakaa, ft. ft raav bumpar p/tailgata, waw, viai group, luggaga rack, ft. bumpar and personally autographed by tint giaaa, whaal covara, No. 102 List 4756 guards, accant group. No. 346 Liat 2504 guards, tint giaaa, H. D. auapanaion No. 318 List 4706 I him. The Democratic Women’s Club gave Miss Nicholson a $3399 AIR CONDITIONING s a l e p r ic e LAST PURPLE PINTO SALE PRICE $3978. Waterford crystal bowl and $3950. SAVE Y.ut.ulih'ouoienf.e.oVkieu boy a used car wWieurBttle sign showing to lh.wlnd«w. . .TharssOTlMHQiiafaaloo.* Young, a sterling silver en­ It stoiyly ttatos Ihol for 40 doyt H cmylMiia poopo out th a t ^ guorantoo said wouldn’t p M . wo’jjBxWf r y l . .to- 1972 FIDO Pickup graved stein. FOR 60 DAYS WITH eluding foplocomont ports ft loborl. . .So now you know how to look (or a good usodeorl. . .AndSomoHmOsJuslAsinipor- 1972 GRAN Torino 1972 MAVERICK Edward F. Havens was chair­ tont. . .Howtosloycolmwhllodotoghl _ . _ _ _ . *Iogto«, Tr-sodsiha, Boor ftzls, FroalAzIo KiiiwHy, Broko Syslon Boctrk Systoai. WItfc Boftnlti l H fcogftlw M Boyri Yallow, 2 dr. Sadan, auto trarw., 200 6 eyrindav Rsd/whHa, auto tram., ttyla sida, 131"wb, 5000 G/W man of the testimonial com­ NO MILEAGE lIMiTATION! O Wbita, 2 dr. Hardtop, ltd. trana., 302 V/8 angina, pa, mittee. He was assisted by M6 pti, visi group, vinyl saats, vinyl top, radio, bumpar angina, vinyl taata, waw, pa. accant group, ft. &t pkg., 302 V/8, sports cab, gaugaa, 70 amp batt., pa, ^ M ary O’Hara, WUUam e i guards, body lida mold, whaal covats, w m . No. 388 raar bumpar guarda. No. 315 Liat 2093 raar itap bumpar, 1500 H. spring, ^ Maguire, Dennis Moynlhan, 878x15, 8 pr. « « w No. T52 5 3 3 3 g ^ 67 DODGE $1495 VOLKSWRW 9 Liat 3614 PRICE Barbara Murray, Claire Grlt- Monaco 2Door Hardtop. V-8. automatic, power $3222. SALE PRICE $2678. ^ zer, Edward Paatula, Patricia Naturally steering, ■with air. Blue. t T v W ------$S5»B 65 VW NOW Martin, Diane Smith, Audrey these loK 71 CADILLAC Camper, like new. Red. Deluxe Sedan. Black 1972 MUSTANG 1972 CUSTOM 500 1972 F250 Pickup Wasik, Edward Kuehn, Robert Coupe DeVJlle. Immaculate, very low mileage. 67 CHEVROLET 11595 67 VW $1245 70 VW $3195 Myette, Joseph Walsh, Kath­ Green with ■vinyl roof. Bel Air Wagon. V-8. automatic, power steering, autc Deluxe Sedan. Black Comi>er, Pop Top, White. IwhHev 2 dr. Hardtdp. Sprint Pko-. 302 V/8 engirM, mag Linw. 4 dr. Sedan, 361 V/8 angina, auto trana., WhKa, ttylsskla, 131" v>b, 4 tposd trans.,trana 380 V/8 leen Coleman, Myrtle Odium real clean. Gold. 27 I le o o chrome whoato, auto tram.. pa« pb, conv. group, pa, pb, waw, radio, tint glaas. No. 127 Liat 43CI2 sngins, 0900, vinyl trim, gsugss, 5 cab lightt. 70 amp | and James TTirowe. 71 PLYMOUTH *’5 69 V W N O W $1595 71 V W N O W $1995 ■ radio, coraole, tint glass. Plus mora. No. 300 Lift 3818 battary, conv. group, ft. ft raar Cricket 4-Door Sedan. 4-speed. 69 C A M A R O $1995 Deluxe Sedan. White Super Bug. Red. Conv. 6, auto., PS, blue, very low mileage. $3739. ihocks, aux. raar apring, 27 40 lb. SAVE 71 DODGE $2795 64 V W N O W $795 70 V W N O W $1695 $3522. AIR CONOmONmC ' Deluxe Sedan, Blue. 30RRY, NO DEALERS PLEASE AT THESE - Demn 2-Door. V-8, automatic, power steering, 69 P O N TIA C U M A N S $2195 Deluxe Sedan. Blue, 75 OTHERS IN STOCK AT About Town air conditioning, very low mUeage. 4-Door HT. 8, auto., PS, with air, real sharp. 68 V W N O W $1395 RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES! i Deluxe Sedan. Black 69 V W N O W $1995 NEW 1972 FIDO PICK-UP A Strawberry social will be 68 PO N TIA C ^ 70 CHEVROLET IMPALA $2395 71 V W N O W $1995 Deluxe Sedan. Blue. GOMPARABLE SAVHNSII sponsored by the men of Eman­ ‘We want to give the buying public a break!< Bonneville 4-Door. V-8, automatic, p w e r ateer- 2-Door H a rd W . 8. auto., PS, turquoise, vinyl Super Bug. Beige. 70 V W N O W $1795 Ing, power brakes, air concBUonlng. Blue. loof. rOP <9 uel Lutheran Church tonight at 70 V W N O W $1595 M ag Wheels. White, 115" wb. styleside, H.D. vinyl trim gaugos, 1475 lb. rear spring.« cylinder 7 :S0 at Luther Hall of the 71 VEGA 52195 70 TOR IN O $2595 Deluxe Sedan. Yellttw. Squareback. Auto., Blue. church. Strawberry shortcake MORIARTY engine, rear step bumper. 5-678-15 tires. No. T137 List 2927. ^ 2Door Hardtop. V-8, auto., PS, gold. 69 V W N O W $1495 will be served, and the Man­ CJoupe. 4, automatic, clean, lime gold. 64 V W N O W $795 Deluxe Sedan. Black Deluxe Sedan. Beige. chester Barbershop Chorus will P.S. Theoe u e only being advertiaed in onr local Man-' $2195 70 PO N TIAC 68 OLDS. $2095 69 V W N O W $1595 71 V W N O W $2095 sing. This Is a "ladles night" cheater Evening Herald.^No care wUl be sold prior tot V M a Orulaer 9-passenger Wagon. V-8, auto., Tempest 2-Door Hardtop. 8-cyl., automatic, Faatback. Bdge.______^ Super Bug. Auto. Bedge. B i H m i E R S and members and friends of the PS. Turquoise. ^ SALE PRICE $2637 press time. If this la yesterday’s p^ter you’re reading,^ power steering, black -vinyl roed, manxm. BOB KING congregatlcm are welcome. A - we feel pretty auie YOU’BE LATE! free-will offering will be re­ MilMoiaftleKiiry-Hillys-Jeep" ceived. Richard P. Erickson,^ PftUTt S3. TOtlAMP TWaiPIKi. TAICOTTVIIIE TIL.MAKCHESWR-649-: ■'■if SALES Donald P. Anderson and Ron­ ald L. Derr are in charge of Ml Cwrisr 8U Mowkislir INCORPORATED arrangements. OPIiN liVliS. THX, • EXCEPT THURS.'niX. ft IftT. TlUi 8 .FITZGERUD Foil Members of Hose and Ladder OPEN 8 AM » 9 PM CONVENIENT HARTFORD N A TIO N A L BANK O R ) » N N . BANK AND TRUST CO. TIME PAYMENT PLANS Co- 4 of the Town Fire Depart­ ment will meet tonight at 7 at LYNCH MOTORS the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 "Hartford Area’a Largest Toyota Desder" WINDSOR AVE.-ROUTE 83 ROCKyiLL|_875^23^ E. Center St., to pay respecte I w i ^ 345 CENTER 8T. MANCHESTER 646-4321 to the late Chief Raymond Hiompeon. r PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., PRIDAY, JUNE 80, 1978 No Such Thing as Safe Lead at Fentvay Park MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONI^„ FRIDAY, JUNE 80, 1972 PAGE THIRTEEN JAe. diahaUL OnqlsL Well-Rested Shirley Englehorn Eight-Run Ninth Sinks RSox By FA R L YO ST BOSTON (AP) — May­ "A big one You better be- down the left field line, Yankees. It was opening day in frustrating for a manager," SportB Editor First Day U.S. Open Pace-Setter be it sounds like a broken lieve it,” Freehan said. "Thia Reliever Bill Lee issued an 1900, and the Red Sox went Martin said. "I know only to record, but what else can has got to give us some mo­ Intentional walk, loading the ahead 9-0 for six innings- well what Eddie Kasko Is going MAMARONECK N. Y . ^ serious spinal injury. Five her wray to a 72 amd a one- Course in Erie, Pa., struggled Louise Suggs and Jane Bladock. guys have proven that toey are capable anyone say? There’s sim­ mentum going into our big bases, and then struck out Ike "Mel Parnell, who won 20 through at this moment. How­ Look at the Leaders /API__ “ T’vp hnil m orp TPst years later she suffered a badly sttofee margin ovw Pam Bar- in with a 79 on the layout Miss Blalock, embroUed in a of playing in the big league,” he added. ply no such thing as a series with Baltimore this Brown. Freehan wasted no games the previous year, was ever, every manager has to go ( A r ; 1 ve naa more rest .... nett amd Kstsy 'Cullen. drenched by Hurricane Agnes legal battle with the LPA over YANKEE STADIUM — Detroit and The trio consists of Bobby Orich, Don safe lead in Boston’s chum­ weekend in Detroit.” time, drilling Lee's first pitch pitching against us, and Casey through it some time playing than anyone else-a whole "‘>“® "Walking is the best thing for and dampened by light occa- rules infractions, sadd she wau Baltimore are staging a two-team race Baylor and Terry* (Drowley. my Fenway Park. Blanked on sU hits by rookie to him into the left field screen Stengel put me in with a few here." vear ” ioked iovial Shirlev accident. Just a year ago sijjrlty gaid, pcdntlng to her slcnal showers Thursday. still experiencing the effects ot in the American League’s Eastern Di­ “You can’t find a weak spot on toa,t Veteran catcher BIU Freehan right-hander L^nn McOlothen for his fourth homer of the sea­ others. I got two hits In one in­ Asked about the four-game ^ »/! . , . 4.U ®**® ^ writhdraw from the ■ puffy (eft leg. "Last week wauB She wasn’t alone. Fifteen oth- a judge's ruling Wednesday vision. At this writing the snarling Tigers clilb. proved the point once again by for eight innings, the Tigers son and the third grand slam of series with Baltimore, starting Englehom after taking the Ladles’ PGA Chaunplonshlp, a the ffrst week I walked 18 ers carded 79s, including all- which lifted her suspension ning. The final score? We won )Kdd a two-game e(]ge with Juat a UtUe ' "Sure, toe Orioles miss'Frank Robin­ capping an eight-run ninth In­ erupted after second baseman his career. 18-10." tonight in Detroit, Martin said: lirst round lead in the title she wais defending, be- hcles. I played five rounds. So I time money wrinner Kathy from the pro tour pending k the front nine in one ie. Also in the group were "I guess I suffered a letdowm Houk of the Yankees emerged from the tc u Hatter, Baltimore baseball writer, victory over the Red Sox and a Jata singled home a run before Martin said. "I learned it office for a while to confer with ing home in good shape, and it 160 players to par the rugged bone. over par but caune home writh a Laura Baugh, the 17-year-old today,” said Miss Blalock, wrln- runway, aaw toe player’s bench was stepped into our circle and reported that two-game lead over Baltimore Dick McAullffe got a ground quickly, in my first major should be a very interesting Winged Foot Golf Club East Doctors told her she’d never one-under 35, the day's best U.S. Woman’s Amateur titlist, ner of two LPGA events this Coach Don Lenhardt. hare and took a seat halfway down Powell had collected only two extra base \ in the American League East. rule douUe on a sliced pop leage game with the New York "Something like this is really weekend." CJourse Hiursday, has also had play pro golf again. But spunky performamce on the flnad nine, amd three of her victorious Chir- year and the leading mtHiey where he could observe his club taking hits, both doubles, in the last six weeks. more jdiysical problems tham Shirley proved them wrrong. Joanne Cairner, 'wrhose long tis Cup teammates. wrinner writh 338,000. "It’s like batUng practice. The big first baseman’s last homer was most ainyone. She came baick, walked over drives powered her to the 1971 Among 13 at 78 were Sandra the day adter Just winning a big What about the two division pace­ '(3 May 16 against Detroit. He’s collected In 1960 she had to overcome the 6,226-yard layout and putted title at the Kadikwra C3ub Padmer, two-time chamidon tournament." setters, in Houk’s bo(d(? only four up to this point. Lyle in Bullpen "L et’s take Detroit at first, they’re in Yesterday, in the Orioles’ 4-8 loss to first place,’’ he said as he reached into the Ycuiks, Powell showed signs of com­ his back pocket and gathered up a fresh ing to life writh two line base hits. He High School chew of tobacco. had entered the game writh a .169 average "They’ve got great depth. Everyone which doesn't scare too many pitchers. Senior Leads Assuring for Mel says some ot those guys are too old to • * * play, like Caah (Norm Cash) and Kallne Good Pitching, Defense NEW YORK (A P )— Mel Stottlemyre didn’t have his (Al Kallne) but I see that toey are both Girls’ Track best stuff on the mound Thursday, but he had Sparky playing most every day and getting the "Baltimore has that gcxxl pitching job done. again and great defense. Hie club could CANTON, Ohio (AP) — “ Her Lyle in the bullpen and, as usual, that was enough. B B • "I don't know why but I Just ------use a little more hitting. That’s where a heart is her strength,” an ad­ Frank Roblnscm would come in handy,” struggled from the first inning t® award a save,” Houk Trade Made Club miring teammate said ot Jac­ on," StotUemyre said after last- raved. the Yankee field boss added. Ing six innings and being cred- Orioles nicked Stott- *cd the PoweU and BrotAs Robinson. son almost single-handedly led Yankees’ ' five-game losing Yankees, vrtio had that club a winner. Hell, you can't get a at .215 and Merv Rettenmund at .288. EU- streak, the longest of the Amer- ®®®red only one run in three ball through that left side of toe Infield.” lle Hendricks, another catcher, is down to the San Diego Mickey’s Mis­ lean League baseball season. previous games against Balti- Rodrigues is juat a shade behind Brooks .106 and second baseman Davey Johnson siles to the national AAU girls ' ‘I threw some good {itches more ttiis season, chased Jim Robinson as toe premier third baseman has a .228 average. title Hiursday. and some bad pitches, but I Pelmer with three in the sec- on defense in toe league and Brinkman The newreomers, have all done well, Hie 6-foot-7, 136-pound high waa erratic and I wasn't get- ending the righthander’s has long been tops with a glove at especially Crowley at .276 and Grich at school senior plied up 26 points, ting ahead ot the hitters. eight-game winning streak and shortstop. .271. Baylor has a J2S2 'batting marie. just nine points fewer than the "Those two have helped the Tigers’ Crowley and Oriteh are toe No. 1 cuid entire runnerup LaJollat, Calif., "Also, my elbow started to pitching more than anyone else,” he con­ No. 2 hitters on the squad. team, the defending girls cham­ tighten up a lltUe bit. Normal- ^ . ... R<»i Blomberg led off with tinued. "Baltimore," Houk continued, "has the pion. ly. hlfl fourth home run and Thur- "It’s true there is a lot of age on that better club of the two, because of its She swept to rain-splattered about it, but with Sparky out man Munson’s single, a wild (duh, but there’s experience, too. starting pit(tolng depth." H ie bul^ien is triumphs in the 100-yard dadi there I told Ralph (manager pitch and Jerry Kenney’s single ‘ *niey can platoon better than any questionable and has been since Moe In 10.6 seconds and 220 in 24.1 R^ph Houk). I m(ta’t reaUy Yanks in front 2 - 1 . ^ - club, except perhaps Baltimore. Lotdc at Drabowrsky went to St. Louis and Dick and ran legs on victorioiis 440 ^ (AP ,__ E^IOtO) ask to come out, but I wasn’t _____. „ , „ FORCED OUT— Detroit second baseman Dick McAuliffe leaps over a sliding ney took second on left Beider secoiid base. Those two guys could play Hall retired. and 880 medley relay four­ too disagreeable about it.” Bob Burda of Boston to compile start of doubleplay at Fenway last night. Don Buford’s throw to the plate every day with the other clubs, Tony Manager Earl Weaver of the Birds somes. Houk used a pinch hitter for ^nd scored on a single by Stott- Taylor and Dick McAullffe. That Taylor echoed this statement later when he said, "I’ve beaten somebody every Stottlemyre in the sixth and a lemyre. is some ballplayer. If there’s one guy "There’s nothing wrrong writh our pitch­ week, but I wras sure scared ot worried Lyle, who hadn’t ” We were fortunate,” said DOWN AND OUT!— ^Roger Metzger of Houston lies near home plate alfter in the league who doesn't get his due. ing. It got us this far. It’s those bats the competition here,” she said. pitched since June 20, came on stottlemyre. "If Palmer was tagged by Los Angeles catcher Chris Cannizzaro. Ump is Henry Wendelst^t. It’s Taylor. He can beat you so many that are not producing. I think we’ll “ I just wrant to qualify for the McGlothen^ in Line to start the seventh. sharp we would have been in ways. come around. <>l}rmpics," she said. "I was really worried vriien I trouble. I guess my single In- “Detroit may need one more starting "The basball strike has hurt everyone. Hie rain dashed chances for came in," Lyle admitted, "be- dicated that he wasn’t throwing pitcher to make a full run for the pen­ Take a loc^ at toe other clubs and you’ll girls’ records, although Sandy cause I was wild warming up too good.” nant. They have two g(xxl ones in Lollch find that they are having hitting troubles, Goldsberry ot the Los Angeles in the bullpen. The ball kept The Orioles got a nm in the (Mickey LbUch) and Coleman (Joe Cole­ too. Most guys lost that edge toat toey track club leaped 6-8 in , the Dodger Boots Hurt high jump for American and Of Hard-Luck tailing away and I couldn’t get third on an error, another man). I was impressed with the rookie had from spring training. Hie damn Guys meet marks. my sUder over. 'I fglt strong, single by Robinson and a wild the other day against us. Bill Slayback. strike threw everyone off. It affected the ^ t you walk cme guy against pitch but the Yanks scored He could be Just what toey need. batters more than the pitchers," Weaver H i6 San Diego team, whose BOSTON (A P)— Youn^ H* pitched great. That’s two McGlothen's glove and skipped club and you can go g^t what proved to be the winner in You don’t sit too close to Houk, when continued. best previous finish was fifth in Lynn McGlothen, a strong *lral«*»t games for him like Into centerfield. Freehan scor- your lunch.” their half of the third against he’s chewing. He's pretty accurate, but Houk made one observation toat the the ^ rls’ nationals, wroirnd up writh 62 points to 34 for LaJoUa. throwingAl______f ______right-hander,L A 1______•_is a - that M a ’ s nOTA/l a O fM inla '*" mg Paul JaU followed with a However, TLyle "got it calmed Dave Leonhard on Bobby Mur- he’s been known to miss when a little Yankees, going into the set writh Balti­ And Losses Pile Up Detroit Motor City grabbed nrirn«» cnnHiHntA for ih» "What a shame,’ catcher down," and three innings and cer’s triple and a single by Roy excited or when he’s asked an asinine more, haul scored just one leas nm, yet third place writh 26 points while VinrH liinlr r>ifinir aurai-rl CATlton Flsk said. "Mac s e e 1 n g-eye ground single ^niy one hitlater the super White, who also drove In the questl(», as has happened a number of were down in fifth piauie in toe stand­ Fresno, Calif., Elans were - ., ^ r,. • *. i pitched another super game through the hole to left and Don southpaw had his ISth save and winning run the last time they times. ings, eight games out of toe leauL Of the year after just two didn’t win." Newhauser replaced edu ced his earned run average beat Palmer, NEW YORK (AP)—For this time, the third baseman PhUadeli^a the lead for keeps • • • "I still feel that we have a good chamce fourth with 25 and Albur- appearances with the nos- McOlothen. beaten 2-0 in his McOlothen. to a brilliant l.OS. Bobby Orich homered in the the Los Angeles Dodgier threw the ball away himself, al- in the fifth inning, to wrln," Houk, the eternad optimist sadd. (A P photo) querque, N.M., Deshers fifth with 22. ton Red Sox. major league debut in Mil- Tony Taylor duplicated data’s “He’s got 16 saves like they fifth for Baltimore’s final run. fans in the audience to- lowing MUier to score the tying . . . Team to Beat "All we n e ^ is a little hit hei« and GOAL: MUNICH — Jerome Liebenbergr holds .the failed to place in top six. Doug Brown (308), Don The 22-year-oId rookie blank- waukee last Sunday, worked hit and Dick McAullffe followed ■■■■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■ - day, there is some good <^“11<1 San Francisco’s winning Happy Guy Scheinblum, KC, .331; Braun, McLain ______X, Campanella was admitted to McGlothen Is a damn shame, bounder, the ball deflected off reer. / .T^v rni. X- i j.- Ti-n ./r _x- field run wrlth a seventh-inning sacri- Brock, hitting safely in Impressive Comebaek NEW YORK (AP)— ^The first time Billy Martin saw «infh innino- flee. •*1® consecutive game, dou- Min, .320; Rudl, Oak, .320. CLEVELAND (AP) — Bobby hospital Jast Friday suffer- ■Harper, Bsn, 47; Mitchell, the InvisibletMctlalVklA manwtan ofa# * congestion. . Phillie Pitcher Delivered K ey Base Hit the friendly left field wall at Boston’s Fenway Park he v a i e n m i r ^ Steve Garvey de- TU° Fuentes opened the Gi- Wise to third and the EUGENE, Ore. (A P)— Jim Ryun, the allergy-prone RUNS- dented it with a run-scoring double as a brash young uvered a alft run that tied ants’ eighth with a single and P*teher scored on an iHfleld out. former Kansas star, continued his comeback Thursday D.Aiien, Chi, 42; c.M ay, chi, ^,® ^“^^bu'^this year rookie with the New York Yankees in 1950. Thursday’s game for Houstem moved up on Barr’s bunt. Then *®‘®'’’ '^f® Torre singed night with an impressive 1:48.7 clocking in his heat of RUNS BATTED _ IN—D.Allen,____ in the |160,000 (Cleveland Open The last time he saw it was ------and then Bob Watson rifled a hot-hlttlng Chris Speler lined a ^® ™n home and after Back in Show ^ e 80^-meter run at the U.S. Men’s Olympic Track and chiV^isT M aybei^, KC, « . at soggy Tangiewood country Carlton Was Within One Pitch Thursday night as manager of ^ single for two more runs and single to left, delivering Futnes Simmons follow ^ (rith an- Field Trials. HITS^Rudi, Oak, 79; Alo- Club. He’s the defending cham- fho ru.t,v.o hia o,-. 1 ^ *1 California drubbed Texas victory for the Astros with the winning run, Speler’s Santo J®*® the E>etrclt Tigers and his ar­ Ryun, world record holder in the 10,000 meter run. mar, (3sJ, 78. plon and a favorite writh the NOW! NIGHT dor hadn’t c(X)led one bit. ATLANTA (AP) — was suspended for one-half a In March, he was traded to season in 1970 by Commissioner Oakland, and last month he the mile and half mile, lived in Bacheler won the first heat in D O U BljlS-Flsk, Bsn, 15; fans, "Anything can happen in this A 8 WMTTF. SOX game of first place Cincinnati lest six games. , , , tkoTOu^kbred Of Being 'Lifted But Survived ballpark and usually does," “Armwise, weightwise, Bowie Kuhn for allegedly car- was shippedpen to theme minors,mmors. E“ «®n® ,y®“ o9-22 6 with Penn State’s Gree KC- Pinlella, KC, 16; StlU, his fellow proa won’t let Oaklan^l maintained its five- L" ^h.® National league’s West ^ PADRES - BRAVES controlwise and mindwise, rylng a gun. With a 3-6 record After b^ bombed for 16 left because he was allege to 29^.2 ^^® '®"'® “® PHILADELPHIA (AP) Mets’ manager Yogi Berra hit super tonight. That’s the game lead over Chicago in the . . t ------i„ rxeaencKS imru ui .iix, x. TRIPLES—Blair, Bal, 6 quired earlier this year after he RtxAle Davs Roberts cracked I’m back in the groove,” ,nin .... Detroit...... in 1970,. he was runs in his first two Southern Fredericks set an American — Steve Carlton c a m e called upon rookie Rauch, who way they played the first part McOlothen ex- AL West by splitting a twin m omer n i. acuon ^ rnursuay, u rsd ay lour hlU Including his first ma- traded to Washington, where he League starts, he settled down «n a“ ot V h 7‘AAri Fisk, Ban, 6; Rudl, Oak, 6. knocked off Jock Nicklaus to RACING San Francisco edged Cincinnati fipped conse^tive latches for He won his heat of the 8(X) in record , of u. 28.08.8 at the HOME RUNS—R.Jackson, take the Tournament of Cham- w ith in one p itch o f b ein g team Tuesday from mg yg^r.” pioded for eight runs in the bill. Mike Epstein’s twodmn ^ home ThV homera~”were ’ ®®«“ ® says Denny McLain. posted a 10-22 chart last year. to win three games earlier this And today McLain also is Thursday’s quarterfinals and championships Oak, 16; Cash, Det, 14. plona at La Ctosta, Calif. He month. lifted Thursday ni^ht but “ ro fT ^ T u t T T e ^ets’ manager Yogi Berra ninth-toe Bench’s 20th ^and Perez’ 12th. ^ back in the Major Leagues. said later he wasn’t bothered STOLEN BASES—Camp- had beaten Nicklaus, but re- SUIYlved to gam his ninth „g gj^lkes on was upset because he said he ‘ toat^^ever- “ ck Allen socked a two-nm Montreal 9-0, St. Louis topped pm ATER rxPOH 1^® P a ^ s collected M hits "I am happy as hell. It’s su­ by sinus trouble. anerls. Oak, 20; D.Nelson, Tex, mained the golfer no one LINCOLN per,” said McLain Thursday in 29:07.4.. Gerry . TLindgren, the p.Kelly, Chi, 19. knows u. Carlton when toe Phillies’ expects to win when his team present wall—and l^at toe Red homer fer the White Sox in toe Chicago 4-2 and San Diego out- r u w u M - isiu-us Roberts, toe No. 1 choice "I’m keeping my fingers Washington Stater pla- when Informed that the Oak­ PITCHING (6 Declalons)- PhlladelpWa PWllles pitching pjmjjer unloaded a two run gets as many as four runs off gp^ 04 opener to support Wilbur slugged. Atlanta 8-6. In too East Division, Pitts- m baseball’s free agent draft crossed,’ he ^ ^ ® gued so often by Injuries quall- After the first round of the DOWNS c o a ^ Rip Wppelmeyer said if ^j^ses loaded single. Carlton. Berra said he can’t That Increased Detroit’s lead Wood’s 12th pitching victory, a • • * burg^ opened Its lead to one month, ripping two singles land A ’s of the American a couple of things ^ in g for Flngers, Oak, 6-1, .833, Cleveland Open was washed out TM( hCTlON TRhLk 0 » SOUTHfRNNLW INCU»ND CariUm hadn’t retired Dave Rauch walked In a run with figure out what’s wrong with baseball's American League seven-hitter. ASTROS • DODGERS game over New York, llie PI- double in addition to his League, which sent the pitcher me—I m doing a lot of praying Hamilton, Oak, 6-1, .833, 1.30 by torrential rain Thursday, Marshall on a 3-2 pitch with the bases loaded before ending olntry, who is 3-6. L for East t o ^ o e a Z e T Z e r ‘ * Th® Dod«r«™ '^P®d ^ ®*^‘®®’ “ ^®®- tom er. to the miners nine weeks ago, and I have a good allergist.” Six in each heat advance to Kaat, Min, 9-2, .818, 2.21. Mike Higgins of Houston called had traded him to the Atlanta Sunday night’s finals. STRIKEOUTS—Lollch, Det, bases loaded in toe fourth in- the inning. Ten batters came Rauch, the Meta’ boss charged more, which lost to toe Yan- ROYALS ■ TWINS early 6-1 Houston lead, tying hit pitching to an easy victory Henry Aaron had his 16th Ryun, running for Club West, across the practice green: "B Braves of the National League. stanI^ngs Trials resumed today wllth 116; Coleman, Det, 106. nlng, the hook would have been ijgfore it was over. the rookie’s performance to jt^ea 4-3 and sent the Tigers Torrid John Mayberry and the score on Jim Lefebvre’s over Montreal while .the Meta h^nier of the season and No. doesn’t matter, Bobby. You’re "I hear they (Atlanta) need said he definitely intends to run NIGHTLY Carlton was bushed after his nerv-ousness. home to begin a big four-game Bd Kirkpatrick provided some three-run pinch homer in toe bowed to a 17-hlt Philadelphia jjg career for the both the 800 and the 1500 me- semi-finals in the 800, quall- the invisible man.” Idtchers,’ ’ he said from Bir­ AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE UVUl MIC OW CMIU MIC i c w I Al nitn tv-lnlo NATIONAL LEAGUE Carlton struck out Marshall night in the mucky weath- Rauch said he was a little series With toe Orioles In a hap- iua*y hitting in Kansas City’s sixth Inning. Then, Los Angeles attack. Braves, leaving him 60 behind Mitchell grinned and sank a Post Time mingham. "And if that’s what Eaat East on that key pitch and settled gj. j^e said he felt great warm- nervous coming in with the py frame of mind. sweep of Minnesota. Mayberry, took toe lead on Garvey’s Brlles permitted only three B^be Ruth’ record 714. Earl ll™ jJTml the first two rounds In BATTTOG <3“ curling eight-footer. He looked 8:00 PM -Mon.-Fri. they need. I’ll do It for them. W. L. Pot. G.B. W. L. Pet. G.B. both events during the 10-day iJJ^^jQ^-meter spring and the Mota, LA, .342, Cedeno, Htn, down to beat the New York j„g didn’t pitch g^eat, game hanging in the balance in Elsewhere, Chicago and Oak- betting .638 with five home homer In toe bottom of toe singles ^1 of them by Boots ^m jam a also homered for At- at the putter admiringly. All I want Is a fair shot at the Detroit 36 27 .671 — Pittsburgh 40 24 .342; Sangulllen, Pgh, .386. 7:45 PM-Soturdoys Mets 9-4, snapping a three ..j think I was throwing too his first major league appear- land split a doubleheader, toe ®ver toe last eighth. Day—In disposing of the Expos, i^nta. opening round of the 400-meter "Nicklaus knows him,” con­ big league again.” Baltimore 34 29 .640 2 New York .606 1 Mark Winzenried, also of RUNS—Morgan, Cin, 64; game New York winning hard at the start," he said. ance. White Sox winning toe opener games, drove In five runs for That’s when toe Astros He also contributed an RBI- ______hurdles. soled Leonard Thompson ot No Racing Tuesdays The deal also sent Orlando Boston Cliicago .664 4^4 Club West, was one of two ma- Bonds, SF, 48. streak. "Everything was missing. I "I kept telling myself I 4-0 and toe A’s taking toe night- ^be night, one coming on his played a dirty trick on toe ahigle to toe Pittsburgjt attack 27 34 .443 8 Myrtle Beach, S.C. a fresh­ Cepeda, a 396,000 a year first York 27 34 .443 8 St. Louis .500 8 joj. casyklties in the 800. He ran RUNS BATTED IN—Bench, • DAILY DOUBLE The Phillies lefthander struck- wouldn’t get my mind and body wasn’t going to be nervous, but cap 3-1; Kansas C3 ty took two tdnto homer of toe season that Dodgers. They started hitting which was paced by Richie Tennis Finalists Montreal .439 12 non-qualifying fifth in Ryun’S Cin, 69; A.Ollver, Pgh, 49. man on the tour and owner of ontnf m13, but walked,.,o uoH 6a andonH ih-....,threw together. But toe guys l guess,I was.” from Minnesota 6-3 and 12-4, opened toe second-game scor- toe ball to Garvey instead of Hebners toree-nm homer. baseman for the Braves, to Cleveland 27 36 .436 8V& • four Perfoetas Philadelphia .369 16% heat. NCAA champion Willie Rhody Names Norman H I T S—Brock, StL, 92; the putter Mitchell was using. a wild pitch. I..,. u - j a pitching it to him. * . • Oakland for an undisclosed Milwaukee 26 37 .413 10 ing. Kirkpatrick, who had a pitching it to him. * • » BROIQCLINE, Mass. (AP) — A.Ollver, Pgh, 84. Mitchell looked off over the Rlppelmeyer said Carlton’s amnn., 7-6, New York 4, Baltimore 3 Houston 8, Los Angeles 6 before he joined radio station 20; Kingman, SF, 16. sliders and only 8 curves into mark writh a 6.32 ERA there. cluding Bowling Green’s Dave var, Bobby Darwin and Eric Miller wound up on third base Money 8uid Bill Robinson tag- 6-1, while 'Mrs. Blcknell ousted Milwaukee 3, Cleveland 1 Pittsburgh 9, Montreal 0 ThRmlrroiTInd ^ Providence a year STOLEN BASES-Morgan, that fourth inning." McLain reports to the Atlanta Soderholm homered for toe an^ Cedeno at second. ging home runs. Even Carlton Perla Hughes of toe Philippines Detroit 8, Boston 4 Philadelphia 9, New York 4 O' V T? HAn nf fh o P a r l f i r appointed Thursday, Cin, 29; Brock, StL, 27. Carlton threw 171 pitches, Twins during toe twin bill. - _ squad tonight at Houston where Next, Jim Wynn bounced an- had a pair of hits including a 6-4, 1-6, 6-2 in semifinals Thurs- the Braves are playing the As­ California 12, Texas 4 St. Louis 4, Chicago 2 Decisions)- about 40 over his average for a * • * ^taubSrwer?ti“ " otoer grounder to Garvey and clutch two-run single that gave day. tros. CSilcago 4-1, Oakland 0-8 San Diego 8, Atlanta 6 T d 1 ^ 6 resMctWely Norman has handled the play- J.Ray, Htn, 7-1, 876, 4.79 No- game. He admitted that the BREWERS • INDIANS Cepeda, who has played 14 Today’s Games 1 .^ 8 and 1.49.6, res^ cu ve y. by-play announcing of Rhode Ian, Cin, 10-2, .833, 1.93. performance has no master­ The Brewers scored three Today’s Oamos St. Louis (Gibson 6-5) at There almost was a casualty ,Q^jball and basketball STRIKEOUTS-Carlton Phl, Perm atex ISO seasons in the National League piece, but he admired the re­ unearned runs in toe first in­ ^ _____ Kansas City (Nelson 1-1) at N in the 3,000-meter steeplechase. 189; Seaver, NY, 96. with San EYanclsco, St. Louis Philadelphia (Champion 4-6), at Mike Manley of the Oregon games for 11 years sult. He recalled pitching 10 in­ ning and Earl Stephenson, with Conigliaro Just Wasn’t Happy as Brewer New York (Matlack 7-4) and Atlanta, said he was happy Minnesota (Corbin 3-0) Track Club, considered a lead------nings of shutout ball recently help from Frank Linzy, made to be going to Oakland. “ It’s a Milwaukee (Parsons 6-6) at Montreal (Moore 0-1), N against Houston, only to have a them stand up to give toe team at ing candidate for the U.S. And Big Brother Needed H im in Business challenge and you can't look Boston (Pattta 3-^, N ^ Chicago (Jenkins 9-6) reliever blow It 1-0 In the llto. a six-game winning steak, Icmg- .. Cleveland (O. Perry 12-6) at Pittsburgh (Moose 5-4), N team, slipped and fell on the "It’s better to have the win.” est since toe franchise was AH M ta‘(Reed V8)“ at’ Houston Hret water barrier and was last MILWAUKEE (AP) — Sus­ "There were so many things doubleheader bewtween the two Hie 34-year-oId Puerto Rico New York (KUne 6-3), N said toe dark haired lefthander. founded in Seattle in 1669. (Forsch 4-2) N ^ ® 30 year-old • • * pended Milwaukee Brewer out­ that bothered me, such as teams Simday In Milwaukee, native, who won the National California (Alien 2-3) a "It doesn’t do us any good un­ being away from home. I League’s MVP award in 1967, Texas (Hand <-8). N Baltimore ancinnati’ (McGlothln 3-6) at Eugene school teacher tounced ANGELS - RANGERS fielder Billy Conigliaro report- The 24-year-old outfielder later less you win.” D ,,, ,, wasn’t lonely or anything like 'walked out on the Braves twro (Dobson 8-7) at Detroit (Slay- San Diego (Kirby 6-7), N back with a w ^ in g time of (Jarlton didn’t have to be as Rookie catcher Art Kusnyer gjiy j,gg decided to retire from that but things were getting ttie Brewers he was se- weeks ago and was suspended back 1-0), N Los Angeles (Osteen 7-6) at 8:34.8, his beat of the yew. sharp as usual, because toe droye In five ruM with a triple baaet>all. too much on my nerves. Be- riously thinking about drop- for two days. Upset because he Oakland (Holtzman 1L5) at San Francisco (Bryant 6-4), N The 12 steeplechase flnalisU and double and Vada (Pinson Phillies unloaded their best at­ Brewer General Manager sides, my bother Tony, needed P®ii>8f ®*tt of toe sport, but wasn’t playing, Cepeda asked Oilcago (BahMen IfrS), N Saturday’s Games also will Include Bob Richards tack of the season, a 17-hit bar­ slammed a three-nm homer as 2, of the Air Force and James . Frank Lsuie said Conigliaro me in our businss, which keeps would'withhold a declslan until to be traded or released. Saturday’s Games St. Louis at Philadelphia, NASCAR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP rage against mew York starter California routed Tex.as. Pin­ Dare, the AAU champion from ann’B fifth hnmap onrt iriimvop’o Pho^ed him TTiursday from expcmdlng all toe time,” toe talking to his family In Boston. Cepeda, a .296 lifetime hitter Milwaukee at Boston twlnight Gary Gentry and reliever Bob son’s fifth homer and Kusnyer’s 2, the Navy, who shared the top ^ Boston and said he would file paper quoted Conigliaro as say- Perhaps anticipating . Con­ with the pros, has a .298 batting Cleveland at New York New York at M0PmM. an application requesting that ing in a Boston interview. igliaro’s final decision. Lane record this year with four home Baltimore at Detnrft day-night Eton Money and Bill Robinson. run third inning. Joe Lucas, the NCAA winner, NASCAR MODIFIEDS Practice: 4:30-6:00 the Brewers place him on the The brothers own a country earlier Thursday obtained out- runs and nine runs batted in. Minnesota at Chicago Chicago at Pittsburgh and Sid Sink of the Bowling The big inning for toe Phillies retired list. club and adjoining restaurant fielder OUie Brown—like Con- l)IcLaln, who owns a 128-86 Texas at Kansas Ctly Atlanta at Houston, N PLUS HREWORKS Green Track Club, American Saturday Night 8dH)P.M. was toe fifth. Trailing 3-2, they Satisfied Peni

A r-i MAKCHESTE® EVENINO HERALD, 14AKCHESTER, CONK., FRroAY, JUNE 80, 1972 PAGE FIFTEEN PAGB Ityi^IfQIEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRroAY, JUNE 80, 1972 Noitbeastem Local Resident SUMMER YOUTH SCENE S lo w P itc h MB’s Use Long Ball CarriesU.S. The Herald is cooperating with SAM H enley Hbpes^ Fasts for Peace (Summer Activities in Manchester) to bring INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Fire in defeating Army A Navy, u m A-t Jay April, a recent graduate Upon returning to Manches- to you this page of youth news. It is being In Downing Herb’s Behind the neat three-hit 7-0, at Waddell Field, HBNUlT-ON-THAJdBlB, Eng­ of BosUhi College, has been ter in .the begiimlng of June, produced by a group of young people working fasting for peace since April 99, April formed the Manchester Softball pitching of Frank Livingston, Orlowakl, a one-man show, land (AP) —A heavywMgkt collectively through SAM, and thay welcome the Oilers downed the Profes- whiffed 14 batters and ctdlected the Saturday after President Committee for Peace and Jus- Long-ball hitting Mori- the frame with a walk. Stan Herb’s McDonald collected two eight from Nortbeastani Unl- \ slonal Barbers, 0-0, and clinched two hits, a single and double Rlcbard Nixon Eumoonced that tlce. The purpose cf the group, contributions about youth activities, issues of arty Brothers found the stomclnsky struckout and Jlm singles. \ the league title last night at Police A Fire 200 OOx 7-7-0 verslty in Boston carried Amer- \. mining of Haiphtmg Harbor and according to April, is to edu- concern to youth, stories and photos. They range again last night by ^ftlesano drew a free ptss. In a battle for the top spot in Verplanck neld. Army A Navy 000 000 0-0-5 lean hopes in the Grand Chsl- resumed bombing over the peo- c^te people about the war, and All games scheduled to­ Bruce Hence collected tour defeating Herb’s Sport Hard-hitting Gene Jen son Ued the seven-team loop, Hartford ple's RepubUc of North Viet­ should be directed to SAM at the Recreation hits with Carl Wollenberg, Jim Uvlngaton iregistered 18 strike- Oriowskl and PeUeUer', Lap- j ^ ^ the Henley Royal lU affects ion both the American night have been postponed. <9hnn K_9 of Qf ’TV./.moo » Matakowski fastball for Insurance blanked the New , . __. __ nam. and IndoC3ilnese pet^le. Center Office at the Nika Sit# off Garden onop, o-^, at t>t. I nomas _ tmu-.__ r>..ifoio «n no,>. 0 1 ..K. 0*1^ ***<1 offensive support pen, HUl and Diana, Case. Plro, Phil Hence, Harry Roy, Blnomfipld ^ *Hple, scoring both DiMauro Britain Falcons, 8-0. Both clubs ^ amtth rvniv notmitt The fast was begun with 90 Theme announcement was in from Bob Smith, Cm lg Ostrout, _____ Regatta today. The group also seeks "to in­ Grove Dr. BKWmiieia Balesano. sport a 6-1 record, other students of Boston Col­ m d e th is m orning by Carl -me MB’s now Bob Dennln, Dave Warner, and ■ international f a r m It’e IS yeare elnce an Ameri- form Manchester area residents dler producing three safeties sport a 8-4 more runs were pushed Morlarty’s next game will be lege, Dean Richard Hughes and Silver, Rec Department mark in Hartford Steveneon’e Eeeo nipped An- can crew grabbed the Grand, a on what is happening In the war each. T ^M 'ht by the 0<.s House oSm T In Thursday at St. Thomas against Father Jtunes Halpen 8 J, be­ program director. aU singles. saldl’e 7-6. Erick Klavlna, Chris huge ornate prise that hae been and to talk about peace EUid its The Town’s Carl Silver had Uie t<^ of the sixth. DiMauro Volkswagen. cause the partlcipEUits wanted — ped to 1-8. ____- ______... c .__ Jackie Dunn coUected two lari end John Anderaon hit weU a major part of Henley's tradl- impUcatlons, not u a radical or . ihore more two hits. reached flrst on a walk. Slom' to make a symbolic com­ MsriaHy't (5) singles for the Barbers whUe (er the winners. Anaaldl’s Kin- tlon for mom than a century. subversive idea, but as a way to CHARTER OAK Plxsa 403 803 7—25-27-8 clnsky was adso Issued a pass mitment to peace which would 'ab John Alosky accounted for the ,utti Stratton cbUected bln- A crow from Harvard took change the path of this country Scoring in every inning, S T A N N N ^ and Balestmo went down swing- Rlordan. rf. be constant smd which would SAM Crafts Fair Town 000 Oil 0— 2- 5-0 other~.l VI.hit. the Grand in 1962. Since then away from wiur” . Pero’a bombed Wholesale Tire, W L IPct Cffl jnj, but Johnson was hit by a DiMauro, 2b, not end with a demonstration. CANDLELIGHT LEAGUE Fhlcons Trikakia, u . qiCers 004 028—»4>-0 the tnqthy has been exported, 22-8, last night at Fitsgerald p'tch to lead the bases. Hard- Slomcinsky. lb. “ We could see no correlation The group has contacted Doing nothing w n »g , Dick’s Hartford Inc. Barbers 000 000—0-3-1 mainly to the Soviot Union and Field. .833 — hitting Bob Carlson tx>pped out. Balesano, ss-2b, ROOKIE LEAGUE oetween ending classes tuid many people and is trying to American bombed WINF, 27-3, Vemon Johnson. Sb. Living^ston and Ostrout; Shrid- Eaat and Woat Germany. Bud Talaga, BIU McCarthy, .571 1V4 With two outs, Leo Veleas wslk- Cartson. cf. The Pirates bombed the Cubs, ending the war,” April said. convince people that it is possi- Coming July 15 in the nightcap at Nebo. Moriartv Bros. er. Prior, Dunne and Mercer, “ We are the underdogs,” said Butch Talaga and Walt Talaga .420 2% ed forcing in DiMauro. Mike Velers. U. 204). This is the first time the “ We wtmted______to use__ ___ the campus___ ble for aU types of people with Dick’s power pack offeiue Herb’s ' Liimpes, c, Quesnel. Northoaatem'a coach Ernie Ar- all collected three hits each .250 3 Lia]^s worked Matakowski LaGace. p. Cubs were defeated this season. to educate ourselves and others diverse interests to woik togeth- SAM will sponsor Its first on the work that they sell at the was led by Ron Lallberte and Jets McCusker, p. lett, "And we Uke it that way. with Bud getting an inside-the- .200 8\4 for another free pass to force in The Pirates pounded out 14 bits. about the war in IndoOiina.” er. “ We want to cut acroea all crofts fEdr of the summer on fEiir. park homer. Walt and Butch Walt Bavler with a perfect 5-5 Volkswagen NATIONAL LEAGUE ______^ ___ Wg nolle But thla U no sentimental Jour- .200 3V4 Slomcinsky for the second run. Totals Skip Gay was the Jay continued, “ We felt that the normal projumi-c. prejudices and stereo- Saturday, July 16. The show. This money will help to de­ night Leo Williamson, Bob Herb’s Home runs by Kevin Hiers ^th Uuee homera, a double and ney. We want to win." M also accounted for two inside- LaOace ram Into trouble In commitment evidenced In ft types to reach people, ^r em- J' le coets of the fi the-peu-k blows. Stain Talaga Danahy and Bob Carr collected Limited to only three hits by the sixth when Herb’s reached and Mike McCarthy propeUed •bigie in five trips. Duffy allow- Northeastern takes on Eng- phasls Is on peace education Hontvld&s, If, demonstration was too shallow; Paric, behind the Mary Cheney curred by SAM, and to support went 4-5 including an Inside-the- four hits each. BIU Malnes rap- a trio of Herb pitchers, Dave the tail lefthanded for a lone L&Rocque. u . 3 1 0 0 Moriarty. Brothers v-__ to an__ 11-3 winning 'his ’ land’s elite crew, Tideway w d explanation.” K ro ^ , Cf. too much of a knee jerk re­ Library, frcrni 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.. other activities of the SAM pro­ park homer. ped out three. Gary Trippett and Matakowski, BIU Scully and tally. McDonald stroked a hot 3 X 2 1 victory over the Medics at SchuUers, in the semifinal to­ McXranald, c, fourth straight decision. SAM’s first 1972 summer concert will be held to­ and Bull, will run from 7:80 to 11 p.m. Parking is sponse to ‘ the situation, and we The group leafletted at the Is the first of two crafts fairs gram. The commission will be Wholesale’s Bill Bagley, Rog­ Ray Lentocha had two blngles Tom Lambert, Horiarty’» took liner to shortstop Balesano who Kc^enda, lb. 3 0 1 0 Buckley Field, day. In the other semifinal Rua- Strong, rf. . felt that In fasting we could MHS graduation, according to which SAM Is planning this 6 per cent for those exhibitors er Penney. Tony Page and toil Dan White whiffed nine bat- sla’s Olympic eight from WMF morrow at Mt. Nebo off Spring St. The concert, fea­ available at Globe Hollow. SAM is planning five advantage cf seven walks and was charged vrith throwing Swayne. 2b. empathize with the starving April, “ not to Edlenate but to In- summer. The second will be under 91 yetirs of age and 10 Ppte Maschetto had two bin- WIOT’s Ron Allen Imd two two errors to score their runs. error, which allowed McDon-^ Shek, 3b. 3 0 0 0 ter for the MB’s with John Moscow meet the University of turing Poison, Joe Hogan, the Hull House Gang, more concerts this summer. Matakowski. i Indochinese pe<^le, and form.” Several people told us held Saturday^ Aug. 19. pec cent for those over 21. gies apiece. hlts including an inslde-the-park Herb’s jumped on Moriarty aid to take second. The league’s 0 0 0, 0 Kelly slashing out two base London England. Scully, p. strengthen our own sense of t ^ we were out of place^, tlmt ■> fair Is open to all exhi­ »lnyone who wishes to become Pero’s 322 731 4-22-25-3 homer. DeMalo. ph. 1 0 0 0 hits. Litde Miss “ If Harvard or the Univeralty M “ "** Winning pitcher Ray leading hitter. Rich Kolenda Lambert, p. commitment to peace.” this was the wrong place for us Wholeaale 302 002 1— 8-13-5 Dick’s ^ J? Rick Costello clouted a dou- of Pennsylvania had corns bitors, and to all types of ciaft an exhibitor should fill out the ^ ^ ^ A lone tally in the punched a single to score Mc- The idea for the taat grew out to be, he SEdd. “ But we were at- nnd handiwork. The exhibitors form below and mall it to _____ WINF 010 002 0 3- 7-3 (t||.3t inning. Gary LaRoeque Donald and the score was now Totals 26 3 7 3 ble for the Medics. here, they would have been giv­ Mor. Bros. S o ft b a ll of a course which Detm Hughes tempting, through our leaflets, will be responsible for providing Cheryl Schaffer, SAM, Man­ walked followed by a free pass 4-2. Morlarty’s. Herb’s 100 001 Morlarty’s 040 03x—^11-10-0 en a great chance,” said Arlett SILK CITV and Jay participated in. The to demonstrate how the war has their own display booths, and chester Recresdlon Dept., 41 DUSTY LEAGUE to BiU Keogh. Up stepped Mike Rich Rlordan’s solo homer in E—Moriarty’ 1. Herb s 2; DP— Medics 010 020— 3 -4-2 “But remember we upset Groman’s Sport Sh<^ got Moiiarty’a—2, Scoring five runs in the sixth course was a study of philoeo- affected everyone, will be charged a ccunmlsslon Center St., Manchester. back tato the victory column Multi-Circuits staved off a late McDonald who deUvered a the seventh accounted for Moriarty’s— H * e ^ —7^ Whit® and Kelly: Nassiff, Inning, Army A Navy came both of them in the Eastern. phy, myths, psychoanalytic “ When 61 per cent of your tax Swayne: 3—Johnson. HR—Riordan. Plepler, Kalisiak and Talbot. We are certainly not with a 17-3 blasting over De- seventh Inning raUy by Ccsmec- sharp single to left, scaring La- Moriarty’s final score. LeGAco (w) 5 1-3 7 2 2 3 2 from behind to edge Nassiff »prtoU __ theory and Uterature, and the joUars go to pay for war It U Oormler Motors at Fitzgerald. Ucut Bank A Trust to post a 12- Rccque. Steve McCusker reUeved La- McCusker 1 0 0 0 0 1 Arms, 7-6, at Martin School, no-hapttn. Evenrore has under- works of psychologist-philoso­ against our direct Interest for Matakowski (1) 6 2-3 2 4 0 7 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE Bob Rrannick went 4-4 for the 10 victory at Robertson Park. Mesdarty’s got on the score- Gace In the fifth inning. Scully 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Ttdl Pina tripled for AAN rated us here.’ SUMMER YOUTH SCENE pher Carl Jung, which led the the war to (xmtlnue,” April con­ SAM Crafts Show Application NorthesMtem’s stroke Calvin winners with Steve McAdam Dave Koslcol hit back-to-back board in the fourth with two The three local hits were by Lambert 11110 0 Tom Oriowskl pitched a aa- while Sharon Maher homered group to consider the possibil­ tends. The Committee wlU also HBP—LaGace (Matakowski. Mate- Coffey, of Jewtt O ty. Conn., is and Dave White deUvering three homers for Multi to drive in taUies. FVank DiMauro led off Riordan, Johnson and Veleas. kowski (Johnson) PB—Liappes. hit, no-run game for PoUce for the losers. ity and the value of fasting. show the NABMIO Automated Saturday, July 15 runs. BIU Zwlck, Dave ——------2(Xi—7-12-0 rated a likely candidate for safeties. White connected for seven Army A Navy 000 “ None of us were under the Battlefield Slides to any In- a circuit shot. Dave Viara and Castagna and Tim Cunningham Nassiff Arms 000 132—6-l8-4> U.S. Olympic hotwrs and the delusion^ that ^ the war would__ terested group of any sise. The crew has been woridng out Im- Name Jim Gehan each had two bin- WMit 3-4. Mike McCarthy had F ie ld o f 1 4 f"**’ Nixon w o i d d j ^ n ARMIC (NaUon Action and gles. an Inside-the-park homer. Wendy Ferrand homered for preiitvely over Henley’s one Summer Blues? There’s a Lot to Do! the bombing because we were Research on the Military Indus­ DeOormler’s Greg Freeman, CBATs Tom Rund, Caiuck the B.A. a u b as Oiey defeated mile, 560-yard River Thames not eating,” said April, “ but the trial Complex) slides are pro­ Address For many kids, the excite Commission is the thlpg for ed its summer session, and is Little Theatre of Manchester of- . -A Lou Banning, Jim Seward and Arnett, Dave Kurland, BIU In Handicap IBEW, 9-6. Robin MattarslU course under the expert guld- fast for us was a constant re­ duced by the Am eriew Friends you. still looking for vduixteers. The flee on Otik St. any morning minder of this war and the Whltey Jenkins accounted for Morse, Charles Bassos and Don clouted a circuit shot and trip- ance of Arlett. ment of “no-more-school Service Committee. the team’s four hits, Magleby had two safeties each. led for the IBEW array. The 69-yeartoId coach was n ,. 3AM holds open nxeetlngs camp operates five days a week from 9-12 to help, suffering of the people Involved Groman's 410 067 x—17-10-1 Multi 403 010 4—12-16-4 A t S u ffo lk BJt. 801 820—9 bom In Henley end knows the dulled and the novelty of having Monday night at 7;80 at In two-week intervals until the JOY needs volunteers to help In It We also were very aware Anyone Interested in joining Telephone DeOormler 000 012 0— 3 -4-4 CBAT 000 330 4—10-18-4 IBHW 101 801—6 quirks of the river’s vaiylng nothing to do Is no longer novel, begtantng of August. Dtoector man phones. Contact Sue that just fasting was not the group, vdiich has been In other words, the “ What-Can- The Youth Commlsslcm, a Harry Smith is looking fofci vol- Memens at the JOY Erfflce on enough, that we aU needed to meeting Sunday nights, should ------TEU N E BOSTON (AP) — Barring ------currents probably better than SchoEri (If student) Breaking a 2-2 tie with a Icme The Panthers clawed the Bob- any scratches, a Held of 14 'Turnpike TV turned off a late any man aUve. I DoT” blues have bemm middleman between town gov- unteers IS or older. It’s x*rth Paik St., or at her home make active commitments to coxitact Jay April, 22 W. Center run in the sixth iniUng, Man- cats, 14-9, at HUng Field. thoroughbreds is due to go to Inning uprising by Cut A Curl The United States had an in­ peace too.” ■ Manchester. I f , yon are unemployed this emment and town youth, meets looking Into. onen and will Craft or item to be sold Chester Honda edged DiUon The winners were led by Fran the post in the 88th running of to post a 7-6 victory. Leading terst In both semifinals of the summer and you have expert- at 7 p m . the first Monday of Camp Coventry U also a da * v rt^ e e r e work Ftord, 3-2, in the nl^itcap at JukU with four hits. Mona the 1100,000-added Massachu- the winners' attack was Anna Diamond Challenge sculls, Hen- enceaenced eiuh panickypomexy feelingleeung of01 everycvcij. month.mu.iu., In the basement camp for retarded children, to nave vMunteers „ wor onn't Fltzgerald. Foster coUected two singles sette Handicap Sunday at Suf- Meler with a double. Cut A ley’s premier award for Indl- not having anything to do, calm of the town hall. which operates on a dally basis. P working but are bored Schardt To Back McGovern Approximate price range ...... Fred Schneider went 2-3 for with Helen Crowe belting a CurTs Cheryl Wilhelm belted vldual rowers, down. Don’t waste this sum- All young people are urged But Camp Coventry la unstruc- two home runs. U.S. champion Jim Diets, the winners. Dillon’s Bill Vlot home run. With the welj^t aaslgnmente m er; you won’t have another to attend these meetings. tured; vblimteer counselors are S Apprcxlmato display space needed...... had two singles to pace their The losers’ Diane Bavfford Pr«t^ even, ra n g ^ ^ m 110 Turnpike 000 430—7 from the New Torit AUiletic At Democratic Convention s one for 366 more days. There’s quarters on Paric St. attack. ■* »' Maureen MacUewls strok- pounds to a t<^ of U 6 for Ken- Cut A Curl 000 204-6 d u b clashed with Ruasisn so much you could be doing if ------Olympic gold medallist Alexan- The Red Croes always wel- Age (under or over 2 1 )...... Honda 002 X_j.7.0 ed three singles foUowed by nedy Road and Red ReaUty, you’d only open your eyes to , ^ ^ , Dr. Walter Schardt, a local the buUdlng up of more sub- WlUles’ Steak House disposed der TlmDSchinin, and Sean comes volunteers. One It Is doctor and a member of the urban areas with the poorer DllUon 020 0-2-8-2 SWrley Shoeberger and Bev O*® field was finalised Thurs- see. ^Open Your Eyes’ of Wyman OH, 24-8. Tracy Nor- Drea, Irishman from looUng for someone to take Board of Educa- people In our society would bo It Is understood that 5% of my gross sales (If under 21), or Henniquin with two blngles Mif ftia In additlcm, most topwn poolsKwu, new coffee house Is located In ♦ /„ .------Send application to; Cheryl Schaffer ney Field. Hawley, only 23 but the top Ca- winners. against England’s ()ulntln Boat teams the old Bezzlnl Brothers buUd- tlvlties. T to camp Is In desper- ‘ ® said. _Schardt had faith In Me- morrow.” SAM Bdiind a 16-hit attack, Kevin Willie’s 366 52x—24-27 Club. will be running swim each day. Practice sessions will ing at the Green. ate need of c o u n s e l o ^ care to halD ^ t i f r e - «*® At the convention. If McGov- Msmehester Recreation Dept Walsh paced the winners with On Disabled U st “ JS" Wyman 010 101— 3 -5 Kent School of Ccnnectleut, 41 Center St. three bingles fcdlowed by Dave Wtth the race re-scheduled ------America’s lone survlvora In the be an hour dally, and tentative Manchester Committee J g - shows slgns^ cf loel^ . plans call tor one meet a weqk. peace and Justice, an or- J“® *'®*“ *®' iniiiture and on Connecticut’s og m M It. , Schardt said he would then give Msmehester, Conn. 06040 Carrier. Tim Hassett, Steve S T . PAUL-MINNEAPOLJB from Saturday to Sunday, Manchester Molding turned Princess Elisabeth cup for Laurettl, Gary Novak. Bob (AP) — The Minnesota Twins BrauUo Baeza wlU be aboard off BanUy Oil with a 21-2, school boy eights, have a seini- pr«>U». ™iy with •«»" OnyTL Bk* It. ikpTMkluUvi!. In CongT». * S ’ . ; ? ? ! j S f S . ’ ,' ISl Goodrow and Lou Codding with announced M^yon6 is wolcorno. Contact an overtiaul of the present tax problems. placed cn the disabled list Uass. ‘Cap. Bantly’s Janie Meyer stroked —------Hope Pastel. k nothing in this list satis- system Is needed, to correct Big A1 Wiley went 3-3 wtth phuick School, Saulters, and jg y April at 22 West Center Oanri Larivee Editorial Bob Oliver deUvering two sin­ Tuesday and undergo surgery other entries Include Hitch- a home nm as Mary Fhrrell The TWCA welcomes volun- flea your hunger for adventure, situatlwis Uke a man making tniried. Siwanaon). Street If you’d like to come gles for the BA’s. on hlB right knee soVM is offering a wide range Bu But dont^^nd aU^your^frw suggestions. But DO taxes whUe a man making 37,- Lock. Stock 700 006 x—13-16-1 OUva, who underwent sur- Rose, Eastern Fleet, Native JUST A COUPLE OF FARMERS— Coach Joe Pigrnatano checks his tomato Molding 144 741-21-20Vet Linebacker BanUy 000— 2 -4 01of courses lorfor aiiall lypes.types. Pot- time on vourseii.yourself. There’s meres so j B.A. Club 600 102 0— 8-10-3 gery on the knee last Septem- Royalty, Boone the Great, Dot plants in bullpen at Shea Stadium. Relief pitcher Danny Frisella holds um­ 101 thls summer. Lodeatone Potcert Center Springs Park ber, missed the first two Ed’s Bluesky, Epic Journey, Ansaldl’s finally edged Man- Peddled to Pats tery; photography, guitar, or- much you can do to help others fi»® °“ ®«- ^ T r e ^ lot going on but you n ^ ^ o n ^ o f abortion wiwas brella. The coach raised some tomatoes in 1969 when Mets won the NL pennant. . Chester Olds. 11-10. Terry game foo^ , _ women’s aware- and really carenUy no where else to go. Saturday nights, but what about Field. Youth Service Center to a 18-8 282-pound veteran In the Na- They can also be seen iu:roas the rest of the week, and the 10 a.m. DilUon Ford vs. vlctory over Butterfields. Uonal Football League and waa from Friendly's loltertag and spring and fall? Morlarty’s WIMBLEDON, England Connors said. "I would well in her next two matches Youth Service 006 612 13 a starting middle linebacker for disturbing pedestrians. Now it And most Important: why do 11:16 Fogarty’s vs. DUIon fADi D Vi )w \ V io a *i®-''® thought We have a beitter she faces the prospect of meet- Butterfield’s 104 201 8 the Saints last season. RAIN SALE! becomes a “ iwoblem’’ of the the kids go there at all? Ford tsrilisn DOOKies than the bookmakers Ing AustraUa’s EJvcnme Goola- 12:90 Manchester Honda were offering odds of 100- seem to think.” gong, the defending riiampion, town EUid occaaslonally the One girt who frequents the WE*VS GOT LOTS OF ftAIN. police. pEurk said, “most of the peo­ vs. Morlarty’s 1 today against a couple of “ Connors reaches the quar- In the semifinals. WFVE GOT LOTS OF POOLS, 1:45 Fogarty’s vs. Morlar- . ^ ter-flnals he is likely to come Connors forged his way Inko What did the town do about ple who hang out down here ty’s American teen-agers carry- up against Romania's lUe Nas- the last 16 by downing Italy's Spanish Boxing Federation it? have problems or they CHECK OUR RAINY WEATHER PRICES 3:00 DUIon Ford vs. Gro- ing o ff both singles crowns tase, the No. 2 seed. Naatase, No. 1, Adriano Panatta, 6-8, 0-6, They called ta the Youth wouldn’t be down here.” nian’s in the Wimbledon Tennis playing better on grass than he 6-4, 8-6. He was Joined there by Holding Up Ramos^ Crown Commission luid asked them Maybe that’s where the work 4:15 Groman’s vs. Sports­ Championships. ®ver has done before, is a two other Americans—top-seed- how to solve the problem of ta solving this “ situatloii’’ should be started with the kids- man Tavern Such friendly odds—you bet tough proposition for anyone In ed Stan Smith of Pasadena, IHADBJZ) (AP) — The I^ian- : loitering Eusroes from Friend­ FREE REFRESHMENTS - COME PREPARED TO SWIM The people who lumg out at Rots- (Pt '^Mncde 37 or FenMie 37 A M E F iR e r , 7 Tenements 63 Tenements 63 Tenements 63 Tin “MI n NnhalvIaN” I ^^DUfiUQNilDOMM LARGE, Bunny, quiet, 4-room MANCHESTER — New deluxe FOUR rooms, with heat, hot The Economical Way FOR THeRCrtOM NCR 3600 OPERATOR rOR-rNERCO apartment, stove and refrig- 2-bedroom Townhouse, sui>erb water, stove, refrigerator, cen- ( i 0«wr 1S,M M i SibMrilwi For Our Office, LIOHT AHEAD, erator, no i>et8, $186. 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Readers answering blind box then only to the extent of a fo -3 o _ concrete steps, sidewalks. No f o r ; n u r s i n g s t a f f au boned. ^ L T ^ d « S : ads who desire to protect “make good" Insertion. Er­ Ing, Interior and exterior, ex­ MANCHESTER - Five large py^xiR ROOMS. first floor, C E ^ R STREET ttveir identity can follow this job too small. Free estimates. * rors which do not lessen the Over 20 years experience. Af­ pertly done. Free estimates. Alcohol'ft Drug Dependence Dl- deUvered. W. Ztak- room s, n ear center. Security a ju lts only. CaU 872-8008. luxe 4%-room duplex, 1% p ro ce d u re : CAU 643-2711 vision Wtodsorvllle Rd., EUlngton, Articles For Sale 45 Household GoodB 51 Wonted - To Buy 58 vahie of the advertisement te r 0 p.m . 648-1870. 644-3970. T im C onaty, 6$8-7S16 a fter dei>osit required. $186 month- ______:______baths, all appliemccs, fully car- Ehiclose your reply to the will not be corrected by 6 p.m.______Blue HUU Hospital ______TAO SALE —Saturday, July CLEAN, used refrigerators, CASH for your trash. Attic, cel- ly . (JaU 849-8600. TH R E E ROOMS, aU utlllUes peted, alr-condltioners, heat box in an envelope — address “ make good” Insertion. CARPENTRY — Repairs, re­ and hot water, storage and M anchester Head Nurse — $10,69e-$12,S39.08 LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours 1st, 10 to 4 p.m. 84 Homestead ranges, automatic washers lar, bam contents. WlU buy ------appllairces, bus line, second to the Classified Manager, modeling, addiUons, roofing. flo o r. $165 m onthly, security I>arktog. On bus line, con­ moyhowgwiityiMf Staff Nurse — $9,001-$10,618.82 dally, ring beU for service. Street, Manchester. Model T with guarantees . Bee them at most anything old, lOSOIah on Manchester Elvening Herald, Call David Patria, South Wind­ E voim g motor and parts, antiques, old B. D. Pearl's AppUances, 649 back. Mrs. Stetson, South required. Available Immedi­ venient to shopping. Eight- together with a memo listing M3-2711 Stoela - Mortgages 27 LPN—16,798.64*$9,063.84 Shiners, crawlers, etc. 144 sor, 644-1796. • b a p p y a B I botUes, miscellaneous items, Main St CaU 848-2171. Windsor, 628-8477. ately. F lano A gency, 646-2677. ^ a r tm e n t unit. $206 monthly. the companies you do NOT MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd Mettiodone Maintenance Doming Street. Manchester, WOODLAND Other apartments at 173 East want to see your letter. Your H erald Program Route 80. South. clotoin g . ------— ------Automobiles For Sale 4 Special...... SmrvicM...... ' t ; mortgages — interim ftnsnc- ______HALE MAPLE Round 48” WANTED EDISON or Victor NEWLYWEDS — Or to be—We Middle Tpke. Raymond PonU- letter Mrill be destroyed if the TA G SALE have the ai>artment you’ve advertiser is one you’ve nven- Ing — eiqiedient snd confiden- Staff 17urse — $9,001-$10,618.92 ALUMINUM sheets used as 147 Bird! Street, table, four cajitain’s chairs, jihonogrE^ihs, marble top and ce lli, 848-0800. 049-9644. 1970 CH ALLEN GER R T , 383, MANCHESTER Welding serv­ July 1-8, 10-1, 2-7 p.m. daUy. two leaves. $375 or best offer, antique furniture, china cabi­ MANOR been looking for! Shades for tioned. If not it will be han­ tlsl service, J. D- Real Estate Positions offer liberal state prlnUng plates. .009 thick, 23x Magnum, console mounted ice comer Durant and West Happy Ai^Uances, clothing furniture, 449-1438. nets, old bonks, curios and col- privacy, carpet for quietness, GARDEN TYPE two-bedroom dled in the usual manner. A saoc. 648-0139. benefits, 40-hour work week, 32", 23 cents each or 6 fo r $1. tourque-flite, power steering, Middle Turnpike. General Happiness is working e tc. 648-1678. ------^------lecU bles. CaU evenings, 643- APARTMENTS ax>pllances for hunger, laundry apartment, first floor. Includes 32nd Anniversary $300 cost o f livin g in crease to 648-27U. power disc, Chrysler tape 8 Welding repairs, home owners MORTGAOEiS, loans first sec­ with gals like . . . MAPLE Dinette set, leaf, four 0535, for cleanliness, air-conditioner heat, appliances, carx>ets. $206. track, 33,000 miles, vinyl t(^, and sports equipment. ond, third, jui kinds. Realty ELWIN and HELEN O ctober. CLEAN, dark, rich loam, five INVENTORY clearance, Silk chairs, $76. (Sold and green HOfifBSTBAD ST. for comfort, x>arking for the monUy. Paul W. Dougan, Retd- Lost and Foiuid 1 plum crasy col and patio old, $60. Phone 646-3060. glass, pew ter, oU paintings or age for the wedding gifts. Only ------and EILEEN up to 60 per cent. Making room other antique Items. Any quan- $176 per month lor "O” rooms, MAIN STREEJT - four room spots on head and back, black Shop, G68 Center Street. $2,000 dential, quick arrangements. David, Bean, Peggy and sand. 643-9604. or better offer. GUTTERS and roofs repaired D avid J r. NOW HIRING Ox>ks and wait- fo r now m erchandise, t o c e l- NORGE GAS D ryer, exceU ent txty_ e H arrisons, 648-8709, 1, 2 and 8-bedroom luxury heat and hot water included. ai>artment. Stove refrigerator. tail, vicinity of Hawthorne St. A lvin Lundy A gen cy. 637-7971. i^Mutments. Feoturea waU-to- and replaced. Ebccellent work­ 100 Oonstitutlan Plasa, Hart­ in East Kitchen resses, full-time and x>art-Ume. TAG SALE —Outboard motor. lent buys. condlUwi. Deluxe dryer, $60. leg Oakland Street. Lease and security dex>OBit lovely yard. $160. C all 649-0480 a fte r 6:S0, any- 1962 FALCON fou r-door sedan, manship. Reasonable prices. waU carpetin g, vanity tUe ford . BSvenlngs, 288-6879.______at Meadows. Smile Day* and nights. Perfect for fish finder, bau- bells, aU slse Phone 643-4916. OKI ------“ ------baths, built-in oven, range, may be flexible. P.8. This Goodchlld - BarUett, Realtors, time weekends. good condition. $125. Phone F ree estim ates. 646-1899. coUege students the fall, shutteretts, and mlsceUane- TAG------SALE — Low -prices to n im - Thanks for the BEAUTIFUL Rooms WithoHt Board 57 dishwasher, refrigerator and m ay fit your needs even If 869-1744. FOUND — Beautiful, large “**-**“ . lusiRcss Opportuolty 28 Tacorral, 348 Broad Street, ous. 113 Box Mountain Drive, d e "- Ami>Ufler, kitchen set, I^U Y anything Md everjrtoliig. dbqwsal, eleoM c heat, 2 air- you’ve been married for 60 LANDSCAPE Consultant —Got I loveI my m\ to Uvlng room furniture, bato- , Furniture, appliances,.. house-j.,., MANCHESTER — Large clean MANCHESTER— Three rooms, lovely cake. Manchester. Vemcm, Friday and Saturday. g ra y long-haired cat. Call 649- VOLKSW AGEN, 1967. 117 m od- conditloners, glass sUding y ea rs. (JaU M r. Peterm an, second floor, new kitchen with a lant^aplng I ^ THRIVING PIZZA shop In the room fixtures, caipettog, Ju- wares, bric-a-brac, etc. House- furnished rooms, jiarktog. doors, aU large rooms. FuU el, w hite, tw o-door, $626. Phone ® ivn ir NIA, he. help. Please call Mary Gavin, Travalar'i*s Girl. Owner, 649-9404. appliances. New bath. $160. center of town, well eatabllrii- See you in September L ove, SlUC SCRBIENBR —first shift, PLAYER Piano, reconditioned venUe accessories, trikes, lots wanted. CaU 646-7679. Maid service. Phrae 849-2818. basement storage area, am LOST — Pet skunk, descented <erlenced to screening, and electrified, ax^roxlmately bikes, draperies, clothing, ^ ______:------pie parking. Starting at $176, LEDGBXJRB18T Ai>artments — Heat, electricity Included. Dawn David ATTRACmVE sleeping room, Lease and security. Hayes "Maybe Ted Kennedy is having a tough time convincing BIDWELL Home Improvement lease. Call BHI Rood at T.J. touebjup and dry film of print­ 100 rolls. $400. Snow tires and kitchenware, swing set, etc. 16 Hanidy to rixm lng, schools, Brooklyn Street, RockvlUe. and very friendly. Henry and igge CHEVY n, 6 cylinder. iMiniiiui StTMt Manchester “ SPATES and household loto to genUeman, private entry, free bus and religious facilities. ed circuit. bocurds. Ai>ply Mul­ w heels, 700-13, used 6 w eeks, Edm und S t r e ^ M anenestor. F lu ck lger, 649-3247. O ne-bedroom , $137 i>er m onth; A gency, 646-0131. North Elm St. area. 649-3888. three-speed, two chrome rims. people that he's not a candidate, and THAT'S why he's Co. Expert installation of alu- Oocket, Realtors, 648-1677. Happy 10th Birthday X>arklng, shower bath. Apiriy Model apartment for ti circuits, Inc. 60 Harrison $36. R oom divider, am ber, $10. HbUday weekend, 10 a.m. until •'______2-badroom $161 p er m onth; 8- x^ a NCHESTER — New R ew ard. jjo o . 649-0904 a fter 6 p.m . making public appearances and speeches from minum siding, gutters and h ia NCHESTBR—Going tavern, Happy Inspection 12-8 Saturday and flve- DEBORAH OGREN Street. Manchester. m ione 644-1686. 196 ^ r u c e St. bedroom $174 p er month. R ent­ coast to coast."' trims. Roofing Installation and for details. owner wants Belated Biiihday dark. 21 (JUBIC foot upright freeser. Sunday, other times by ap­ room duxdex, sejiarate drive­ REWARD — for return of small Love, Mairtag automatic washer. 'niB THOMPSON House—Oot- al Includes heat, hot water, all repairs. 649-6496, 875-9109. Frechette A Martin BRACE YOURSELF for a thriU q a r a OE SALE, Saturday 9 to pointm ent. way and cellar, seiiarate black poodle. Left home. Slat- i967 VOLVO staUon wagon, aU- To My Favorite Dad, Mom, Alan, SifwiHont Wanted - Ai>artment size electric range, tage St., centraUy located, UtUiUes, i>arklng, waU-to-waU w asher and d ryer hookup, $226 R eattors. 647-9998. the first time you use Blue x p.m., 82 Strong Street .Man- B o m by er - Deming, South Windsor, tomatlc. $1,000. Phone 633-9925. Roofing and Fisnerman, Satan, Pickles, 38 643-4685. large, pleasantly furnished carpeting, range, refrigerator, m onthly, no lease. Phone 646- during storm Wednesday after------Lustre to clean rugs. Rent cheater. Applications being acceiited. M oforcycies-Bicycles 11 Business Services electric sham|>ooer $1. E. A. ------— > room s, i>arking. CaU 649-2368 8070 a fter 6 p.m . noon. 644-2269, 644-0940 any- PONTIAC, four-door, nm- C h im n eys 1 6 -A RESTAURANT Harry and Nana REGISTERED Nurse desires GENEUIAL electric harvest II & R Housing Corp. (JaU RockvlU e. 876-0789 or M er- MR. FISHN Johnson Paint C o., 723 M ain (X E A N O U T SALE —Saturday, for overnight and iwrmanent tim e. nlng condlUon. $100. Phone 643- g i t ANE Supra Coraa campag TWO YOUNG married men will FOR SALE X>art~*"tlme position to physl- gold self-cleaning - electric Sunday, 19 St. Lawrence, Man­ guest rates. Rentals by iden, 287-8868. E qual housing IM M EDIATE occux>ancy. 6326. equipped throughout. Reynolds do smaU repair jobe and paint- Established business, all equip- 2 cian’e office. Please reply Box Street, M anchester, 649-4601. stove, 1% years cellar niAoniniiiH#Mi "T”, Manchester Herald, q $200 .firm. Westinghouse auto- ETJRNI8HED light housekeei>- ter, central location. Security Personab 1970 VOLKSWAGEN, low A LAN O G REN TAG SALE!—m oving out. bench frames, ash chest, glassware, M urdock througbout. Tubulars, Nurgant light trucking. CaU 646-2892, roofs, gutter work, cWmneys, Excellent family type operation, matic defrost refrigerator, 6 ing room for working or retlr- deposit. No chUdren. $125 mileage, excellent condition, Keep Happy — Love, MATURE experienced house­ saw, hand toe w ashing llOS o r 640-0841. 648-9661 The CHARLES STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, C all H ow ley, 648-5361. Satan, Pickles, CaU 649-4880. furniture, ladders, many other. cellaneous^______646-6988 SPRUCE ST. — 4 rooms, 2 Donuts, C enter St. Call 646- chester after 6 p.m. Keep Smiling Saturday, JiUy 1st, 10 a.m . 203 machine, Uke new, $25. A n ti------' fireplaces,______flagstone______terraces. mummmmmmmmmmmmmm AMEDY REALTY que side board, $26. Snow blow- UGHT housekeeping room, fUl- AFARTMENTS baths, heat, parking, refrigera­ 4643 a fte r 5 p.m . Harry and Nana TWO QIRIB Looking for house IQgfaland Street, Manchester. 1963 P O ^ C Tempest, needs f OR YOUR motorcycle Insur- AH "concrete repiors, both in- H c o tin g OBCl P lum bing 1 7 875-6283 Boot* & Aceessoriei 46 er, $40. Pool table, $26. (Jan b e furnished, stove, refrigera- tor and stove. 643-0648. w ork. $100. Phone 742-6904 ■' Professional services 7 days a clean in g w ork. (JaU P eggy or 17$*ltt B. Middle Tpke. ance call the Crockett Agency, side and outside, railings, with a Herald REBL MOWER, gasoUne, self- e VTORUDB outboard motors, seen at 32 Strmig Street, Man- I®*"' Itoens provided, 801 Mato Automobites For Sc4e 4 Ask for Betty Turner, 643-1677. landscaping. Reasonably pile- BOTTI Heating and Plumbing week. JOE K aren a t 389-9064. LIKE NEW pleasant, sunny PLEASANT 8-room apartment, 1963 DODGE DART. $196. We love you, even though propelled, good coaditipn..Best HcSsclaw cuad Mastercraft Chester, 649-5993. «<»-»879, a fte r noon. and quiet, four-room apart­ Open tor Inspection DaUy 1-4 OLDSMOBILE, 1969, Delta-88, 4 ------ed. CaU 648-0861. — Prompt, courteous service. t>a h i ^ R for sale or convenient suburban location, Standard 6, new tires, muf­ 1971 HONDA, CB360. Excellent ------CaU 648-1496. BEAUTY PAR^R fw Happy Ad you are 80 today. WANTED Live • to house- offer. Phone 742-9846. traUers. sales - service. Oom- LARGE douUe furnished room, ment In four-family home. Sec­ or By AppolMtment appUances, basement, like pri­ door hardtop, good condition, flers and tailpipes, radio, condlUcn, only 1600 mUes. LOAM. fiU, gravel for sale. ______lease.„ , South Wlndsoi^Vemon. w.-.. « i Happy Birthday ond floor. Central on bus line. vate home. Working adults, 669-1614. one adult. Phone, 646-7894, 649- t a k e ov«>n./ ua a.w w a , aaac .,.u= £•• . "1™; jjg, accessories. m a „b o o ^ o ot , . a. u n .. clean . 649-7180. Must sell best offer CaU 646- Ucensed for sepUc and drain- SAM Watson Plumbing and Good location, high potentlaJ. Sheila, Susan, Matthew Preferred family type culults 4%-Boom Apartments 648-2880. heating. Bathroom rem odeling R easonable. 875-9S20. 0066. Lustre way from carpeto and ^^Llsey paints, Qerich’s After 4 p.m., 648-8129. w ho en joy fa m ily tyi>e atm os­ 1964 CO RV ETTE, 1969 engine jggg c a MARO SS. four-speed, 1988. age work. Payloader, doser, and Jonathan Hot wafer, Individual thermo­ Euid repairs. Free estimates. ■mmHHainmHHnn|kMM ______Upholstery: Rent electric i*‘«2 Tolland ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ^ FURNISHED ropm for working phere. (Jail 649-6897 a fter 6 DELUXE one-bedroom apart­ 350 h .p ., 4:11 rea r end, poai new Ures and exhaust system. . backhoe, sitework. LatuUppe statically controUed heat, CaU 649-3808. Privote InFfrucHoBS 3 2 r e l i a b l e East (JathoUc jun- shampooer $1. Plnewood ITuml- B^kland 648-2868. M usicol InStnnnentS 53 lady, modem kitchen, bath, p.m . ment, waU-to-waU carpeting traction, two tops, side pipes. $1,300,<1 onn firm. Moving. rv.liCall o649- jo . 1808 . H , ARLEY . . . DAVIDSON, v. v 8-» B ros., 872-4366 o r 742-9477. Help Wonfed-Femcrie 35 Help Wented Mole 36 lor seeks employment, baby-baby­ ture Shop. ^ “• 875-0941. ^ wheeler, eleotrlc start, bucket ----- linens, parking, ijrlvate Hotpolnt kitchen, range, re­ throu^out, complete appli­ GRANTS ______Plumbingo ______Service SWIMMING Instructions for ___ i.i,,,,,..u,u,, _ . . sittin g o r housework . (JaU 649- ALLEN ORGAN, 44 note man- entrance, central. CaU 648-8649. seats, new pednt. Phone 646- UNITED Tree Service — Jobs, CLEAN FILL for sale — off - frigerator, disposal, dish­ ances, vanity bath. (JentraUy Free estimates, plus quaUty adults and chUdren, private, BHCBFnONIBT — Typist, 2872. Garden - Fcnrm - uals, 13-note base pedals, ______1969 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner, 1966 FORD, Custom Une, V-8, 6670 a fter 5 p.m . large or smaU, tree removal, washer, 2 air conditioners located $175. m onthly. R . D. work. 643-8341. semi-private and classes. CaU m m Oakland Street, Manchester. Dq|fy ProdllCtS 50 speaker, excellent condititni, GENTLEMAN only. (Jentrally 363, autom atic. C all a fter 6:30 Asking $240. firm . Phone 649-. etc. Insured. C all 646-4622. and phone responsiblUtles- Car MACHINISTS 41 Oakland Manor Apartmenta, ------1------—-— PRESIDENTIAL each apartment, 1% colored M urdock, 648*2692. p.m ., 647-1064. YAMAHA 1972 X 82, 660 c c , Uke ------^ , 876-4688. Dogs - Binb •> Fets $i,600. CaU 876-9370. located. C bm fortable room , 2276. new. low mileage, $1,100. 649- WILL strip and wax floors for NO JOB too sm ^. Im m e^te necessary. Write P.O. Box ___ 647-9771. 646*1880. PKJK YOU R ow n straw berries, ^ kitchen inivUegee, i>arktog. tile baths, soundproofed MANCJHESTER AREA—4-room Giisel’s Route 86, Bolton, TRUMPET with case, VILLAGE AFTS. 1968 home or business- Phone John service on service calls. Free READING—Remedial and cor- 222, Manchesfer, Conn. First dass only MAGiNIFICENT Great Dane 289-9661, 668-7389, 649-4936. walls, basement touitdromat, {q>artment which Includes JAVELIN-SST, 4-speed, 1902 CHEVROLET Station 2000. _____ across from School Rd., daUy shaiie for beginners, $40. 742' MANCHESTER 390, 8 cylinder, $1,100. CaU t i rantx, 872-6874 evenings. esUmates gladly given on recUve. Does your chUd read XMips, brnne raised. Mack master TV .antenna and trie- heat, hot water, caipettog, ap­ WEigon, autumn gold, excellent heating or plumbing. E’aucets weU? Obtain the answer to KEYPUNCH Operators to- Lathe a k c cropped, rfiots. GAS SPACE Heater, $36. CaU 3,12, 4:80-8, weekends 8-8. 6904. GIRL, MID 20s, to share ai>art- 742-6419. One and two bedNOBis. phone Jacks, pt^tio and patio pliances, laundry, storage, condition. Original owner, repaired or InstaUed. Water this quesUon. I wlH administer P*n«>ced Alpha - Numeric, F o r tip oin tm en t, 644-0610. 649-6861 a fter 3:80 p .m . ' ------ment with same, own room, 1965 HONDA, 806 D ream , $209. PICK YOUR OWN strawber- Immedtnto oooiawMqr. doors, garage arid gmest park­ parking, fo r $180 m onthly. 649- 1965 CH EVROLET C orvalr, grea t 2nd ca r. $296. 628-7963. Household Services 13>A pumps worked on. Complete an Individual diagnostic bat- evenings, fuU or part- Bridgeport 649-9677, 646-8312. 742-7297, a lter 6 p.m . ENGLISH SETTER, FD8B reg- NEW ANTIQUE a n d ^ . sh<^ rfes. large field, bring contain- A ntlqiieS Near sobools, IBO Spencer St., Manchester, Glode Brothers’ Berryland and 6 p .m ., 646-1096. m ileage. Call 646-4681 22 John St., East Hartford marUngs. Two 10-8 p.m., Sunday 1-6 p.m. Oth­ HM Junior High and High schools. ^ lLIGHT i g h t t TRUCKING. r u c k i n g . ceUar and ing specialist. 644-8129. Lfg^experience i^^(d“l^t m ales. 648*6731. 9 ;30 Ull dark. Rain date, Sun- x>lck your own, on Tolland e r tim es b y appointm ent. 742- places, chimneys, patios, stone ing or plumbing. Faucets re­ — l o o k i n g to r anything in real attics cleaned, odd Jobs, day. Street, at the Etost Hartford, 6607. Apartments — Flats A Includes m odern 1966 BUICK Electra — 4-door Tnicks — TfOCtOTS w alls, steps, sidewalks- 649- paired or installed. Water not required. Salary com- b e a L EISTATB Career —Grow- Furnished hardtop, power steering, pow­ lawns, trees cut and removed. Schoob and Cloues 33 Mandtester town line. Tenements oa estate rental — ai>artments, , trouble * free gas 1604. pumps worked on. Complete mensurate with qualifications, ing office, room for advaace- er brakes, air - con^tlonlng. 1971 FORD half-ton pick-up, ______CaU 643-6000. PUPPIES half Labrador half BUILDING Being remodeled, ___ ------homes, multiple dweUtogs, no Apartments 63*A heating systems, rec rooms, MUSIC LESSONS, beginning OaU Mr. Karp, 649-6277 to ar- ment. Must be personable, sin- heat, hot water and $675. Savings Bank o t Man- sHU under warranty. exceUent gji/GlPENING cocker $6 CaU 649-0141. I®® u*®** ®’ fluorescent STRAWBERRIES — pick your FIVE ROOMS, heated, 2 baths, fees. (JaU J. D. Real Estate As- Service—Saws ------etc. CaU M ft M Plumbing ft and elementary guitar, flute and range interview. cere and wUUng to wch^ . F wt light fixtures with bulbs. Sell own, free contatoei^s, adults A.(18 cooking. cheater. 646-1700. ctmdlUon, 647-1010. POWER mowers, hand mowers 36 A pel P la ce. CaU 646-1418. soctotes, In c. 648-8129.______1 THREE-ROOM furnished apart­ knives, axes, shears, skates, Heating, 649 2871. trumpet. Music education nmri>Da, of- tires, 600 x 15.6 x 16. CaU daily 7:30-5, Thursday, 7:30-9, F R E B —M ust reluctantly i>art jj^gg^ g jjj garages. G rom m o ft THREE rooms furnished, first 649-4266. AMBITIOUS coUege students. Joys meeting the pubUc. Light an experienced man to the End of the season AVAILABLE four-room apeat- 643-6187. Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7908. CUSTOM made ladles dresses. H elp W anted-Ffm ole 35 pJIJJ <,ther dlverslfled with kittens, 100 Plnloy St. or Sales, 819 B. Middle floor, utUIUes. O lder adults o r Experienced in painting, win­ field of credit and coUeotiona ment. Heat, appliances, cen­ 1964 CHEVROLET Impale, V8. suitB. brtdal h**"*^**^ And vgUb. , 649-0374.______Tpke., M anchester, 649-9963. sale at the couple. No chUdren, pets. 272 AGWAY Driveway Sealing at dow washing, lawn care, gen­ duties. Monday, Wednesday, who is unhappy with his pre­ tral location. $180. m onthly. Se­ 4-door, power steering, power eral cleaning. Indoor-outdoor Also hand set faS on Jewelry. m Xt URB WOMAN to Uve to. Main. 1967 VOLKSWAGEN engine. reasonable price. ResldenUai care for 6-year r inter­ enUy employed but dlssatis- toted cats by ______a head. Beet greens, 26 cents ______OFFICE fo r rent at 386 M ain 4x8' CAMPER^elL TWO Handymen want a variety Turnpike, ^ ’ext to Stop and 0763. view caU 876-7867. _Fenrpa C— attery,AA- . 876-9181O.TK 6% H. P. BRIGGS and Stratton ^ x»und. 21 Angel St., Man­ NICE five-room, two bedroom st. Ideal location. Former NEED CAR? Credit very bad? and paneled, $200. CaU a fter 6, jgj,g_ j,y hour. Y ards, ghop, 643-4913, 647-1719. fied, I am willing to take a chance on you. If you are. toU engine, $40. 6 h .p. Evlnrude chester. duiUex. Pantry. $160 monthly. M.R.A. office. Near hospital. Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ 6^FORD Fairlane, 6 cylin­ ture personable woman for 26- ghlft on a temporary basis for can earn as much as $84 for 646*1638. ______THE COACH HOUSE WES ROBBINS carpentry re­ wallpapering and ceilings. TAG SALE —Something for turn $69.80. Buttonholes, m ono- der, automatic, 2-door. Good ALL MASONRY WORK done, hour work week, 10 to 8 p.m.''the summer months you ceut working 2 days? We need tem- 20 Otis Street, Manchester modeling specialist. Addi­ Free esUmates. FuUy Insured. ENGLISH POINTERS — (Jham-. everyone, ' Saturday, Sunday, grams, hems, sews on buttons, operating condition. $300. brick, block, cement finishing, daUy, or as arranged, In down- earn those extra dollars you porary summer help or our etc G uaranteed. 522-0478 deal­ Phone 649-2010 after 8 p.m . tions, rec rooms, dormers, Fast, dependable service. town Manchester architectural need. Free transportaUcil can 8-11 shift. Free tfansportatlon {tion field trial and bunting 10-6 p .m . 116 W ells Street, VERNON New Luxurious Townhouse Apartments patio work, barbecue pits and built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, er. NORTHGATE Brush, roll, spray. Integrity, office. Good typing and short- be provided If necessary. OaU oan be provided if necessary, dogs. Registered with Ameri­ Manchester. featuring; 1969 BUICK LaSabre, 4-door fireplaces. Also water proofing 649-3446. quality, seiVlce. CaU day or hand required. Please send re- Mr. ToUsano to e further Infor- OaU Mr. TOUsano, for further can Field. Very reasonable. 2 Bedrooms, Townhouse Design hardtop, alr-conditloned, pow­ w et basem ents. (Jail 649-1640 S(JRBENED LOAM, - gravel, ------night, 648-7379. sume to Box "O”, Manchester maUon toformaUon. 848-2831. 74218764. er brakes, power steering, betw een 10-4. ROOM BddiUons, dormers, ga- ______processed gravel and fill. INVITATION isferthgerie • FuU Private Basements H erald. 848-2321 • Private Patios crulse-a-matlc, low mileage, rages, add -a -levels, roof- (JEiXJNG specialist — expert MAN WANTSID as truck drlv- TWO/: DUCKS, one male, one G eorge H. G rifflng, In c. 742- (JEILING and ceramic tile spe­ Ing, siding, foundations. Low, workmanship. One ceUtog or fem^e for ^ e . Ptaone after • WaU-to-WaU Carpeting stogie ow ner. C all 649-4701. cialist, one ceiling or all, re­ rirvour celW s rep ^ HOUSEKEEPER to take over DEMONSTRATORS - Earn er and yard man, fuU-Ume. 7886. T O B ID low prices. Bank financing. 8 p .m ., 648-2861. $185 to $195 monthly • Air Condlttonliig 1965 DODGE custom 880, 4-door paired or replaced. Rooms re­ Add-A- level D orm er, 289-0449. oainted iC u U e r ilr ^ C family responslblllUes, whUe more profits In cash by dem- A pply to ^rstm at toe W. H. • AU Colored AppUanoes Motorcycles-SIcyelet II painted. Also interior p ^ ^ mother werta. Uve in or 7-4:30 enstrattog Laurene’s gift and B iy l^ Lumber Co, Route • 1% Battis station W agon, $260. Savings paired or remodeled. No Job and waUpapertog. rentals include everything. No weekends. WUl con- toy Une. Also, eani $100 free to Bolton Notch, Conn, Sealed, bids wlU be received • Convenient Location Bank o f M anchester. 646-1700. 1971 YAM AHA, 350, road-bike, too smaU, special rate. Work NEWTON H. Smith ft Sons-Re- p.m . jpott A Acentoriet 46 Boats & AcceMorlet 46 0773. for merchandise with only $160 In . at the office of the Dirootor of Each one bedroom apartment has its own laundry good condition, $660. CaU 649- done on weekends and eve- modeling, repairing, addlUons, aider ccU ege student 1968 PLYM OUTH F ury, low sasales. les. CJaUCaU coUect 4W-MOO be- wanted, outside General Services, 41 Center with full size washer and dryer; kitchen with range, I / $260 Per Month Includes 0989. nings, nnyUme, 647-9237. rec rooms, porches and roof- q q xLING PAIN TING — paper sum______nier. Phene 663-3803. _ work, experienc;e conoreto, B r o w n in O HOUDAY mUeage, excellent condition. fore 6 p.m. Street, Manchester, (Jonn., imtil HEAT • HOT WATER • COOKING GAS ing. N o Job too sm all. CaU 649- hanging and house painting ^ ______etc. CaU 643-0861 betw een 6-9 c jiAUHi • SKCIALS # JP"" refrigerator, dishwasher, disposal; direct entrance, B est irffer. C all alter 3:30, 649- 1972 YAM AHA DT2, 260 enduro, LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, a lso 3x44 July 12, 1972 at 11:00 a-m . fo r : done part-time, by experienc- RECJBP^NIST RN-Li»N, 11-7 shift, part-Ume, 8 P-m. large foyer, porch or patio, pushbutton Venetian Rentals by Faiil W. Dougan, Realtor 3878. completely set up for enduros. moving large appliances. ------— wanted for modem downtown LUXURY TRI-HULL, Trailer, Motor. GYMNASTIC MATS. ed painter. CaU 643-9112. evenings weekly, A{^ly Bum- blinds, master tv antenna, automatic attic fan, base­ ------Excellent condlU^. CaU 643- Burning barrels delivered. $4. DORMERS, garages, porches, dental si>eclalty office, plena* TRUCK DRIVER — must have Bid forma, plans and specifi­ 643*4535 or 646-1021 1888 COUGAR GT, 890 hl-per- 644-1776. rec room s, room addlUcns side C onvalescent H om e, 289- Reg. $8,828. SALE f2,D D 9 ment storage space. Heat, hot water, wall-to-wall INSIDE—outside painting. Spe- ant surroundtoga and henefits clasa 3 license, heavy worit. cations are avaUable at the 1 fonnance, chrome wheels, 4- kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, 9671. An equal opportunity em* MONTEGO, Trailer, Motor. DIRECTIONS: From center of Manchester proceed south clal rates to r iieople over 63. available. Opportunity for ma* CaU 849-4868 fo r appointm ent. General Services Office, 41 Cen­ carpet and parking also included in rental price. speed, 2 new wide Ures. 649- 1971 HONDA, CB 460, low mile- siding, _general repairs. Quall- lUoyer. on Mato, right on Park Street, 2nd left on Otis. CaU my compeUtors, then call ture x>er8(m to do various and Reg. $4,028. SALE $3,620 ter Street, Manchester, Cotm ec- Along with'courtyards, landscaping and a magnificent U90. age, excellent shape, with ex- UNUSED or junk cars removed ty workmanship. Financing TO HARTFORD me. EsUmates given. 649-7863. interesting woric and meet peo- ticut. Models furnished by: $10 per ca r. 875-6369. available. Economy BuUders, Wanted - ECONOMY RUNABOUT location. Come out and compare. tras. Must sell due to death to ------pie. CaU 622-9211. Town of Manchester, Four minutes Irom Interstete 84 and 86 1M 7 BUICK Special, staUon In c., 643-6169, 872-0647, ev e­ Hdp Wonted Mote 36 Q r r a n o w 37 Trailer, Motor. Reg. and expressway driving. Ten minutes PETER’S FURNITURE CITY family. Can be seen at Regal J. P. LEWIS ft SON. custom ------(JonnecUcut Rental office and model apartmimt wagun, V-S, power steering, ra- nings. $2,900. SALE $2,600 to Manchester, titteen to East Hartlord, Gas, 649-8294. decorating. Interior and ex- WANTED SITTER fer 7-year PLUMBING Mechanic, ex­ REAL EflTA’no career. Feat Robert B. Weiss, open from 12 noon to 7 p.m. Phone dlOr automaUc transmission. Your Best Real Estate now 9 l W ater twenty minutes to Hartlord. ______trailer hitch, snow Ures, eco- 410 cc HONDA 8” extended N. J. LAFI4AMME —CJarpentry terior, pai>erhanglng, fuUy to- old, Nathan Hale Schocl dis- iierlenced, gcod wages, ben- growhig company haa open* ROUTE 81, (JOVENTRY ' General Manager 872*2558 or 875*2709. nofniinsi gas mileage, d600, 049- front end, purple metal flake. Buys Are In The contractor. AddlUms, remodel­ sured. For fme estimates, call trlct. For detaUs 646-8928, eflts. Call after 6 p.m., 646* Inge, part . Umem considered. ports Shop 742-8622 X087. 643-6171, ask fo r B ruce W atkins. Herala Classified Ads. ing and repairs, 876-1642. 649-9658. If no answ er 648-6362. a fter 4 :30 p .m . 4628. Paeek R ealtore, M LS 289-7478. S J V / -

PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. JUNE 80, 1972 MANCHESfER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, JUNE 80, 1972 PAGE NINETEEN 72 Homes For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Homes For SoH 72 Homes For Sole 72 Out of Toiwu Out of Towb Out of T6wn Wanted - Rggi jgfaH 77 F o r R M it 64 ------MANCHESTER — R o w a n MANCHESTER -M awsr four- For Solu Democratic Club School, 6-room Buni^ow, Im- TWO - FAMIL*Y bouae, fully MANCHESTER —3 family, 4-4- ForSolo 75ForSolt 75 75 Can’t Run Offered by the b e d ro o m ,' SVi ta th O oionU l. niaculate condition, modern Weat Center St., cloae 4, central locaUon. 3-car ga- Double garage, large treed lot TOLLAND VERNON SELLING your property? Fills 3 Posts HAMPDEN, Mass. (AP) — DOCTOR’ S o f f i c e :, excellent. Wtchen, aluminum aldh«, dou- ■»»PP>n« and on bua line, rage. Quick aale wanted to aet- with country like atmosphere. LOOK AND SEEM . outstanding ^ " room O oloiilal, CSall ub tint We’ll buv vmiv For years the Donald Majors Phone MS-1680 o r MO-SMS. ble garage with loft. Hayea eocloaed porchea, garage and tie eatate. Bel Air Real Eatate, Upper SOe. R. F. Blanchard, Look at this 8-room sparkling COLONIAL Marion Label of 86 Gardner feared their three sons rnlght PHILBRICK A gency, 646-0131. driveway. Excellent condition. 64S-SS33. Raaltora, 6464483. Raised Ranch and see a twenty For the family seeking a cus­ ******’ **■ Prtce. AU cash. OoU Lou Arruda, St. this week was elected vice be hit by a car. 1000 SQ. F T ,— D ow nstalra to r rags. $84,900. Hutchins Agen- 644.1539 armoa, A sking p rice , ^36,000. C all 643- mile panorama. Features In­ tom buUt, 4 bedroom Oolontal president of the Democratic They lived In East Lrai^ea- ■m all bustneas o r e tora ce. 1000 MANCHEISTBR 7-room Coloni­ cy, ReaUors, 649JS24. MANCHESTER — Slx-romn Co­ 0936 evenings. ^ MANCHESTER Naw listing. clude 3H baths, stone fireplace, in a ohoiee nelghbortiood. Over- aub of Manchester. Formerly dow on a main thoroughfare Hartford Turnpike, Route 30, AGENCY lonial with 3 huge bedroome, al, spacious rooms, first floor 4 bedrooms, living room, din­ ARRUDA REALTY % acre lot Ready for quick slsed equipped Utchea, 8 baths, VBSINON— Florida bound own­ secretary, she fills the vacancy and once a car hit the curb and Vernon. Oonn. Call between T-S batli, generous kitchen and din­ family room, aluminum siding, ing room, large eat-ln kitchen, IT HAS THE (ETC) occupuicy, oamer transferred. SO ft. Reo room, formal dining er wants a fast sale on lovely created by the resignation of bounced onto their lawn and p.m., Monday-Friday, 872-8062. rooma. ing room, 16x34’ living romn. double g a ra g e, la rg e lot. $33, garage. Only 316,900. Frechet­ Rita Laskl when she was elected once a motorcycle landed in ______^ '* ______cathedral cellinga, fireplace, Too good to miss. 386,900. Mr. room, alum, aiding ft garage. 8-bedroam Ranch with fire Immaculate condition. $3S,S00. Large country lot, many tower- Agency, 646-0131. te ft M artin R ealtora, M7-999S. to the Democratic Town Com- their shrubbery, MANCHESTEni — WarehouM room, 2-car garage, large Lewis, M94806. AU this on a 814 M rs treed lot placed Uving room, m baths, Swank Says Wolverton Agency, Realtors, ing trees, lovely patio. Custom isanchbstbr __tSSBOO T w o mittee. The club’s rules stipu- That was no way to live, Mrs. and Indiutrlal apace. 16,000- wooded lot, aluminum siding, Low 40e. M9-8806. equipped kitchen, one-car at­ MS-381S. bU-MMIT STREET — Foor-bed- He’ll Write late that lU officers may not Major told her husband, and 100,000 square foot units, avail- 331,900. ** »>y Ownbo- o«„tIy, maintenance ’free, ex- • • • • tached garage. Finished reo AWaww m juw tiwi uiuho, iivaii- ...... — t_A| fff^s« a ------— room Colonial within walking B&W be members of the town com- they went house-hunting. distance to numy achoola, ■ in • • B W • • room Includes bar and pool able Immediately. Heated and H*NCH-Liu*e modem kitch MANCHESTER - Many lea- ^^S»a*^nd BARROWS and WAIXACE CO. Book on Pomo They found a secluded house aliNcondlUoned. Freight eleva- ™ hired S9 • room vooixi ColonialOoIohIjlI with w ith kaa *®<>d income. Helen D. Cole, hatha, garage, level lot. Excel­ table. Many other lovely ex- en, living room with fireplace. Realtors-MLS BARROWS and WALLACE CO. Eleceted secretary to replace in this quiet suburb, the last three or more bedrooms, 27* ^ ^ lent value at 183,900, T, J. “ » bedrooms, one excepUonally Manchaater Parimde R ealtora—MLS ^ J- Grant Swank Jr., who is Mrs. Lebel was Patricia Moyni- house on Echo Valley Driver, a living room, fomuu dbtlng loot. 1-748-66M.______carport, 321,900. MANCHESTER— New on mar­ C rockett, R ealtora, 643-1377, Manohestar M9-0806' Manchester Parkade l^booG. Ciw £>(^ Smith, Jar- resigning today An mecuAlve han of 53 Benton St., and elect- dead end street, room, heated sim room. Ideal Manchester 6494806 ket, four - bedroom Coloaial. MANCHESTER — 8- bedroom *^**“°” ’ vice president of the Greater ed to the newly elective position But Monday night as Mrs. 1700 ’Ten-room C olonial. F orm er home and office comblnatlan. Two baths, garage, rec room, BOLTON —' Beautifully land- ” *’ * * ™ '______M anchester Cham ber o f Ctom- of financial secretary (it was Major was in the kitchen doing ^1677 frectated. bedrooms with built-in^ jjjq jj q jj ^ charming 7- room Contemporary. Beamed son 643-0886. N ortheast R ea lty , kUchen with appliances, walk­ swimming pool. Asking 329.- , community newspapers payments. pletely remodeled kitchen, ^ 068-7907. ADDITIONAL 900. CkUl Mitten Agency Real- “ Greater Hartford area July and August meetings and she said, pieteiy remooeieu xucnen, Cape Cod. country kitch- ceilings, paneling, two baths, out basement garage. Many APPROPRIA’nONS DUTCSI COLONIAL — Huge for- dishwasher, disposal, cu^m ^ fireplace and hand two flre|daees, double garage. extras. Mid 80s. Principals tors, 643-6930, 649-9690. during the next week; Help to change its meeting date from EICHT • ROOM Ranch, two BOARD OF DIRECTORS Houses For Rent 65 m ll dlktag room, large""ll^diig built “tom Oolonli. ^ Agency. 64»8314. ANDOVER — 7-room Raised IVplst. As a public sendee, a places, two garages. Reoroa- BOLTON LAK E FRO N T —200’ OONNECTneUT Ranch with magnificent view proclsloned typist is needed to A motion to drop the incor­ 000. P rin cip a ls on ly, ow ner, fireplace, large lawn, parking Uon room, pond, brook, trees. frontage, exquisite lot with Notice -la hereby given that from 2 plus acre lot. A fine manuscript for printing porated status of the club was Avdio - Visual M9-6631. area. Pleasant convenient lo- COLONIAL — Large , modem Manchester Porter Street $36,000. Hutchins Agency, M9- four-room year ’round home. the Board of Dlrectora, Town of home and Investment In a Ihe book, ’The Silent Sugar tabled until Us Sept. 20 meeting. cation. Working adults. 643- kitchen, extra large formal din- 5824. BEAUTIFUL YARD SIX - ROOM Cape, enclosed REDUCED Rare opportunity. Hutchins Manchester, Connecticut, will rural eetting, minutes from Daddies, or How ’To Unmask 'The club approved a dues sche­ Ssnrioes 2880. ing room, living room with flre- A gen cy, R ea ltors, M9-6S34. hold a Public Hearing In the Heirtford. $83,000. OUl Warren the Real Faces of a Small New dule of 32 a year for senior citi­ Repair on all makes Tape Is only one of the nice fea­ breeseway, attached garage, custom 6-room Cape. Dining Recorders, Phonographs, ------z z iz :::------place, den, IH baths, 4 bed- Lots For Sate 73 Hearing Room of the Munici­ E . H owland, ResUtor, 648-1106. England T ow n,’ uncovering zens and full-time students. MANCHBSTER Six - room rooms, garage, aluminum sld- tures of this Immaculate 3- deep treed lot. paUo. Partly room, three bedrooms, m Projectors, Amplifiers, pal Building, 41 Center Street, ------— Manchester leaders reactions Cape, available July 11th, 3226 good neighborhood. 337,900. finished basement. Convenient baths, full' dormer, breeseway, MANCHESTER — Five aorM Radios, Small Appliances. bedroom home. Only 324,500. Manchester, (Connecticut, ’Tues­ ’TOLiAND — 10-room Garrison to that community’s pomog- nionthly. Lease, security, ref­ to bus Une and highways. CaU garage, 10x20' potto, lovely cpproodmately 3 acres bual- When stewing rhubarb, add liSfM Films and Dianne F ellow s, 289-9661 PUBUC day, July 11, 1972, a t 8:00 p.m . Coloolal, detached studio ga- raphy problem. Pay received is erences, two children, no pets. OLDER HOME — Six rooms in evenings, 633-41M. Owner. neighborhood. Asking 332,600. nssa n tone. 250’ trontage. a pinch of soda when it is near­ Projection Service to consider and act on the fol­ rage, 2 vrooded acres, 6 bed- knowing you’re helping to set Hayes Agency, 646-0131. good condition. Won’t last at Wolverton Agency, Realtora, NOnCDE ly done. This neutralizes the ft R entals '______g23 900 MANCHESTER — EblgUsh Tu- ARRUDA low in g: rooms, 8 fireplaces, {Sank the record straight. Write Post acid so very little sugar is need­ RUTHERFORD dor Colonial, 1V4 baths, fire- _ j 649-2813. .Pn^Hysed sMldltional apprcqpri- Sound Recorditiq COVENTRY — Five-room Notice U hereby given that on floo^ pewter fixtures, top office Box 443, Manchester, ed to sweeten. 646-1^8 Ranch, available immediate- LARGE Colonial-Cape—8 rooms, Associates — 18M661 place, heated garage, porch Reaitors Lou Arruda 644-1639 ation to 1972-78 G eneral E\ind MANCHESTER — B-aoned two- June 26, 1972 the Planning ft qua^, Upman - ad is In follow through ly. 3228. monthly. For more formal dining room, modem Thinking of Selling? plus extra landscaped lot. Ex- b ROOKFIELO Street -Eight- Budget, Board of Directors famUy lot. 36,000. CaU J. D. Zoning Commiatlon took the O torefaes, 672-06n, 648-1869. to m y statem ent that I am w rit- particulars call 643-7063. Leon- kitchen with bulIt-lns, first-floor cellent condition, convenient room Colonial, sunporch, two R ea l E state associa tes, 643- 39,000.00 ard Giglio, owner. family room, four bedrooms, Why not take advantage of established neighborhood. Ask- Brejdaces, four bedrooms. Im- foUowlng atettona; for the Town Anniversary Com­ HODTON nnNTTrn _nw ® detaUlng frank- the t}rpe of service we offer. 6129. unfavorable reactions of garage. 329,500. Ing 343,000. Evelyn Carlson maculate. Trees. 331,000. Qood- mittee, to be financed from Rancn wun 2*car garaffs. dead _xi . , z. .z If you would like a profes­ 1. Disapproved the plan of - Gold Cards, Highest AL Post Honor To get that good feeUBg ) 643-0836. N ortheast R ea lty 668- chlld-B arttett, R ea ltors, 646- COVENTRY —Building lot with lapsed 1971-72 appropriation. end street. 2 0 0 ^ ^ Excel- P^^fculMly the cojnmunlty Out of Town . - RANCH — Five rooms, on large sion , knowledgeable team, ■ubdlvision of land of Richard served as chaplain and on many of the post com­ 7W7-______6066, 569-1744, 643-7887. drilled weU, lake rights. Proposed additional appropri- len t valu e, on ly 327,900. No Harold Olds, left, of 21 Florence St. and Leon Brad­ For Rent 66 lot. 200x365', with large covered CALL US. We will view your P. Hayes, Plains Road and inside...bny property and suggest a fair Terms. 33,900. Upman-Chorch- tion to 1972-78 B udget, E duca­ baswnent. T. J. Crockett. Re- opened In the ley of 73 Phelps Rd. admire the shiny gold Anieri mittees. Recently, he has been busy painting the picnic patio. Garage. Largo 326.900 — 6-Room Ranch, wall- MANCHESTER —Deluxe South Street Bbctenslon, Coven­ Alter dated Dec. 6, tional Special Projects, Fund 41 can Legion Life Membership cards they received to-wall carpet, baseboard heat, room Garrison Colonial, 2H ’ ______12,1971. Since that date I have 2 bedroom s at 3185 includes 1971, S cale l ” -40’ , D ouglas 31,120.00 last night (luring a testimonial dinner in their honor lain of the post, served as commander in 1939 and screened porch, garage, trees, baths, carpeting, douUe ga­ MANCHESTER — Beautiful VERNON — 11-room house, served as coordinator of the heat, hot water, wall-to-wall RAISED RANCH — 8 rooms, NO OBLIGATION Prior, Registered Land Sur­ for Cooperative Teacher Aide at the Legion Home. The gold cards,/ the highest has been a member of many of the post committees. sew ers. HutchhiB A gen cy, 649- rage, quality construetton. wooded lot, lOOxlSO*. Exclusive h as two famUy potential. Gltlzens Against Pornography • Training Project, to be added to S I S f M U M K ' carpeting, appliances, dis- large modem eat-in kitchen, 389-9661 Open 9 9 Both are members of the Permanent Memorial Day 6324. residenttal area. Call owner, veyor. Handyman's special. Interna- sponsored via the Town honor awarded at post level, were presented by posal, air-conditioning, swim- formal dining room, 214 baths, Richard Martin school. Hayes existing account No. 117, to be Committee. AoomplalalynuiiirandbuUMr days 646-4440, evenings 649- ttonal A ssociates, 647-1800. B oard o f D irectors an smti-ob- Ernest Linders, right. Post commander. Olds, a 47- ming pool and parking. Stor- 2 fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, wall- MANCHESTER — WeU kept 6- A gen______cy, 646-0131. 2. Oondittcnally approved the financed by State Grant. 4796. ——------scenlty bill before the State year member and assistant chaplain of the Post, has (Herald photo-by Pinto) plan of aubdiviaian of land of Ebctenalon of sanitary sewer CENTRAL ADtCONDinONINB SYSTEM age and laundry in building, to-wall carpeting, 2-car garage UNIQUE ’Two-Ftaally plus sin- room Cape in desiraUe area, MANCHESTER ^U ft R Built SOUTH WINDSOR — Owners Legislature. The bill was pass- WUUam M. McGuire, High Une approxim ately 1825’ from No pets. Call 876-1666 o r 278- with electric doors. Many other gle family, one block from s bedrooms, 1V4 baths, plaster- Raised Ranch, two baths car- AMBTON—Six beautiful acres, say bring me an offer on my ed by the House of Represent- Street,'Coventry, Conn., map BldweU Street to Manchester 1610. extras. Three years old. 344,900. Main Street. Ehccellent Income ^d Interior, hardwood floors, petin^ family room exquisite pine covered with pond. Ideal foui^bedroom Ranch. WUl con- atlves but was voted down by Public Records Femoii dated June 1972, Scale l ” -40’ , Packing Oxnpany by Developer for fine home. First offering aider aU. International Assocl- 21 senators. The blU would have from ow ner. CaU 1-637-1768. Volnsy Blodgett, Registered. Permit Agreement under the monthly; 3 rooms, 3116 month- ary home offered for the young ui« .. . - ,------.— s»™g®- ♦o»,suo. nayes agen atos, 647-1800. m ade It ea sier to prosecute Warranty Deeds - • -rr “S' 1413. bus line, sh(^>p(ng. 324,900. Land Surveyor. Industrial Guidelines Program. cy , 646-0131. ■*********^****^^ against_ pornography materials. WUUam J. and., Simone T. ly; appliances, large yard, and modem oriented family. O’ConneU Real EMate Asso- Out of Tewu (Anthony FBetrantonk), Fieldsi To Serve Internship Utilities not included. 872-0369, Absolute top of Manchester with MANCHESTER — 8-room SpUt Planning and W o n t M l . . R m I BatMtM 77 "^*® ® ***®’T' Calhoun to Thomas W. and MANCHESTER — Seven-room For Sole 75 S ecretary, w a n t u 0 - Real E s t o f 7 7 Nina M- Scharrett, property at 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. view----- for — ------miles.------Lots--- of „glass----- to - Level home, 3 bedrooms, . 114 _ « ’ ,------^ .. Oolonlal. New kiteben, two Zoning Oommisalon Board of EHrectors R O C K v n j^ ------carpeted Uving rrom, siX-ROOM Crtonlal, no money baths, large rooms. Enclosed COVENTRY Coventry, Conn. Manchegter, Conn. WHETHER buying or -seUlng, rospondence and telephone con- RUCKViLJ^ xw e , roafci*n bla and Andover. 228-9115. RAISED RANCH — 7-room. 3 rage. Good income. LAPenta financing available. Interna- CLEAN, CLEAN, clean! Extra ty, 649-9628. AAA articles fo r various p ^ WlUlam her. kindergarten, V em on Center, be 31,'700. an In cr e ^ e of 3100 mmrn mkmnmm th» IwuuUMia VERNON periodicals,” said Swank. inrSxisssiSi ofotlMii onolid Iv oomNpOoiiiMuotaDrfi R n oev n Z s^ - 8 Reran St y*ar» old with cathedral ceilings Agency, Realtor, 646-2440. tionai A ssociatea, 647-1300. lot goes with this Immaculate • • W • • E and Patricia A. Belekewlcz, Under the program. Fields nine years to Vemon, 10 years over the current charge; kln- iuMy and quttldy with th# urriquo CSS m R mStao no iMfer olniahml ALL CASH for your property meSht^t aofkonyoirhMift. »T „ A o In Uving room and dining room, ------______Cape. Centrally located. De­ BARROWS and WALLACE CO. oroperty at 82 LeVand Dr., con- will be at the Vemon Center experience; Virginia Niemann, dergarten will be $600, an Uv Mmtr, iMTnT wmiumo^ QIHr, WMMFrWi. OmiBW OOOL> . '“nUy room, two- i m m a c u l a t e 7-room Cape, 2 t WO-FAMILT, 6-6, good fl- wlfliin 24 hours. Avoid red lightful combination of sun and Realtors—MLS vevMce tax 336 86 JUddle School. The teacher cho- paymaster, superintendent’s of- crease of 360; Grades 1-6, 3900 IWi wwuwwbQr eowgirt,*i^ mrnMrn HLIWWMP* lo ■ IQW3 IP gwduct V. iiHi horse bam and corral on baths. Garage, flrapiace, nanclng avaUable. Intema- tape. Instant service. Hayes Canal Cut 1 4 Daya Vm iMrtA iMl stOommm ilrtfMMbunon share. Mr. Zinsser, Belflore Manchester Parkade Releasee of Attachment sen must be fuUy certified for floe, six years and Frank MU- au increase of $50; Grades 6-8 ...... r s s u f t ' treed lot. 338,900. approximately one acre wood- tjonal Associates, 047-1800. Agency, 646-OiSl. . Mid drt« out air boMr *Mn refrigerator, disposal, base- Acmes from______!______A gen cy, 647-1418. M anchester 649-6306 Off 20-Day Trip Geonre H. Blrge against the administrative portion. He nus, head custodian. Northeast $1,000; Grades 9-12, $1,200 and ment laundry and storage. CUSTOM buUt Ranch with 2 school. City conveniences with rut tut k u r r m n aaII RirmrATD N V — The Erie Mary R. Blrge. wUl■wUl receive the same salary as ocnooi.School. jz12 yeiuA.years. Pre-School ’ $1,000*' all"" Uicreaaed BOLTON LAKE — Brick cape, Couple with one chUd permit- baths, first floor paneled country Uving. Only 334.600. 8 J>edrooms up, large Uving home, you have a number ' «‘^® ofT ^ gr^tod'^“ sTl^of’"a" ""lirestlmated number of pu- ted. A bsolutely n o pets. 3150 famUy room , dou'ide raised Pasek R ealtors, 289-7476, 742- room, dining room, den, eat- monthly. 3160 lease security, bearth fireplace, beautiful cus- 8243. S ^ e^ L m '^ d 'S ^ , Marriage Llcen«» EnlSr^ve"^rienc'^.“‘ mTics^^dep^m^t'^at'^to^^ ?^Le‘s^s‘^m Tto aUfTpre" Call James J. Gessay, at 876- mm country kitchen, 2-car g a ------— ------In-Utriwn, rec room in base­ FOaARTY BROTHERS, m e, ment baths, large lot, near ability da^ Leonard Rizzo of Glaa- pieidB will serve^as an assls- die School and has been In the schoolers. The town also has a 0134. rag>j. MANCHESTER — 2 - family 319 BBOAD STREET FIRST TIME OFFERED private beach. Owner, 3W,900. fair price. If yw a ^ of g o ^ ^ t distance feU Anbury and Kathleen Ann Mur- principal under principal Vemon school system for 18 Vo-Ag School with rates for ------— dwellings, both 6-6, 2 bed- 649-4639 64SA61S. w lA to dlscuM the r e ^ estate from $126 to $6.______^ gg porter St.. July 8. jj^vid Parker. The school has years. Mrs. Bethla Newmarkcr that set by the state. Some 76 BOLTON —South Ridge Paric CGLONIAL — (Bering charm rooms, centraUy located, good maxlcet and the specific oon- — .. j ir_ apartments. Deluxe one-bed- spaciousness. Ten rooms. Income. Merritt Agency, 646- Church of the Assumption. assistant principals, has also been granted a year’s pupils are enrolled in the Vo- VERNON —First time on mar­ slderatietl- West Granby, house at 142 Haw- xj,g Board of Education will RICHARD E. M E R R in A8ENGY tloner Ihe ftari aco^ thome St., $18,000. meet July 12 to Interview appll- MINNESOTA LATEX GIANT’S NECK HEIGHTS, baths, fireplace, 3-car garage, 40s. 341,000. ’Tongren Real Es­ KEITH'S ta te, 633-0488. trlbuUw be granted as per applloar Joseph lUvosa, foundation for cants for the position of princl- Adjot on dead end street. 332,800. Bzzzzuzz In and see our REALTOR 645.1180 HOUSE PAINT SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. VERNON — 60 mUea view, IH KORNER be*h^ard*u>d determln^^’at the land St., $2,600. School. Mrs. Helen McCarthy room cottage, sleeps 7. Sun- a cres, hlU top estate, 2400 Court of Probate at toe date, Ume WlUiam R . Schaller fo r Man- jtm e r , retired from that i>osi- deck, tw o baths.______3196 w__ eekly. W e NEED L IST IN G S busy Bea. We’re ready, square foot brick Ranch. Ex- and place In orde/of the Court Chester Motor Sales Inc., com- yjg of this school CORRUGATED S69- $ 9 J 5 $ ^ . 9 9 Mrs. Carter, 742-8142, 742-8637. NOW ! “Thinking of ^11- wllling and able to assirt PETERMAN REALTOR oeUent area. 3M.900. Bayes By BEA NORMAN J. PBEU8S, Judge m ercla l building a t 612 W. Cen- So V 6 $ 2 .3 6 ------ing your property? Call ter St., 386,600. COLUMBIA LAKE -Four-room TODAY! A gen cy, 640-0181. Superintendent Dr. Raymond you in the sale or pur­ NOTICE Now that school is over you Ramsdell, and a committee of FIBERGLASS cottage, all faculties, boat. ’TOLLAND HILL — Beech Rd.. PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Ideal for children. 228-3803 o r 649-9404 must have many pictures that the board, will screen the many chase of YOUR property. 50’ nine-room Raised Ranch. BOARD OF DIBBCTOBS children have brought home BO-'CRD O F D IRECTORS 646-0333. applicants who have applied PANELS Owner transferred. 334,700. TOWN OF MANOHESTEB, OONNECTICUT from school. If you want to TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Refinery Asphalt and bring the number down to Outdoor decorators love COVENTRY LAKE — Hemlock PHILBRICK Phone 872-3926. A PubUc Hearing will be held by the Board of Directors d e cora te your children’s CXlNNECncnjT Merely a Paste three or four to be Interviewed thsir light weight, beauty and of the Town of Manchester, July 11, 1972 at 8:00 PJd. in the rooms how about framing versatility. You'll go all out Steaks, tranks a n d 'buigars s r s P oint area, sleep s 6, 388 per KEITH A Cape on weat side, aluminum The Board of Directors com- mttvu r^iif—AonhnJt by the board. Applications have Hearing Room of the Municipal Building, Manchester, (Connecti­ the pictures they bring home. for their Interesting texturee, batter whan you sizzle 'em on this w eek. 643-0053. siding, garage, near every­ ment session regularly sched- fTrsm tho refiViMv been taken from within the sys- lehatter-reelstance and mod­ cut, for the purpose of determining whether to construct a Sani­ Elvery child is proud of Ms » AGENCY REAL ESTATE thing. Ask for Lin Sawyer, In­ or her art work—good or bad. est cost. Light pours In, heat 18" BARBECUE GRILL EXECXJTIVE MANCHESTER PROPERTIES! tary Sewer along the north shore of Union Pond and the Hock- stays out wherever you use Wanted To Rent 68 ternational A ssociates, 647- It pleases them and Is a very each month U hereby <^®®}^ gg^ of pavto^^ph^It Is toe "T*® T thf ® follow^e them. Big enough to charbroil for the whole 172 E. CENTER ST. 1800. COLONIAL — Newer 7-room home with 2% baths, fireplace, anum River from Union Street to Tolland Turnpike and thence inexpensive way to decorate for Tuesday, July 4, 1972, be- holds together the resignations of the foUowlng family, light enough to lake from WANTED — three -bedroom REALTORS 649-1922 646-4126 easterly along ToUand Turnpike to property of WUUam Peck. their walls. Just change the cause of the hoUday. of s^ teachers, Margaret Dailey who backyard lo beach. Legs fold for house or apartment, two pre­ double garage and huge treed lot. Pricked under market quick storage and easy portability. CAPE, 6 rooms, fireiSace, car­ You are hereby glvoi this notice as ttie owner or owners of land pictures and put them in the Anthony P letrantonlo, taught specialoru-nini pHncAtioneducation In the 26" width panels Ruggad atefl^ebowl. school children. Non-smokers or buUdlngs upon which tiie cost of such extension may be as­ same frames. peting, heated rec room, trees. value In Uvs 80e. Secretary Vemon school system for one Tefe ft Save Sq. Ft. and drinkers. 647-1806. sessed. Comments on the proposed constmetton wlU be heard RE O . ( 646-4200 THIS new er (b u ilt 1969) R a ised qwner, 648-8821 a fter 6 1. P O R T B R ST. AREA. Board of Directors ------* 5 5 5 by the Board of Directors at a meeting to be held at the time a"»i Mfuichester, Coim. te% OFF ON ALL OBI1X8 IN STOCK ______Ranch is located on a jSeas- P *” -______RANCH — Luxurious 10 room Ckjntemporary with 2% baths, Eight-room STONE on colors in stock — Milky White - Spring Green Business Property location described above. iBANCH. Large Uving room Dated at Manchester, Connec­ MANCHESTER — 324,500 is full anUy wooded acre lot In a con- MANCHESTER — Raised EVUIowlng is a list of property owners and estimated assess­ For Sale 70 price for this 6-room home, venlent, yet rural, Manchester nanckt 7 rooma, 2H baths, two 2 fireplaces, double garage, and huge basement. Set on a 1 Vi with fireplace, large rec ticut, this twenty-sixth day of m en ts; room with fireplace, three June 1972. SITE FOR shopping center, ex- Ideal for starter with 14x24’ nei^borhood. Interior features fireplaces, beautiful recreation acre treed lot in executive neighborhood. Mid 60s. Beatrice A. ft Reginald Li. Smith 3 4,267.76 bedrooms, two full baths, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, ceUent locaUon with water and flreplaced living room, kitchen '^mdude a flr^lac^ ih ^ two-car garage, patio, m -lSS Union Street formal dining room, many WHh Ms tabla FLY THE FLAG PROUDLY I leal Hka the Petto Quaenl s e w e r on dual highway in a de- has built-in oven and range. Hutchins Agency, 849- CXILONIAL — 8V4 room, 2% bath hpauty! Gorgeous kitchen Howard L. Smith 11,769JSO closets. Well landscaped NOTICE veloplng area, 23 acres. Rea- outside sun deck. Huge lot. en with dlshwaAe^ f< n ^ 5334 149 Union Street lot. TOWN OF COVENTRY CONNEiiTICOT PICNIC TABLE so i^ ^ priced. Terms. Kati Wolverton Agency. Realtors, dining area, 3 bednx^ ^ with breakfast room. Large paneled first floor family roon; FLAGPOLE and FLAG HARDWARE large closets (the master bed- MANCHESTEH — Bight - room Jack A. ft Lois M. Brown 2.U9.96 2. BT. JAMBS PARISH. Nine ZONING BOARD O orp., 88 Kane St., W est H art- 649-2813. 86 Kenwood Drive Drees sp your property with tUs hsadsooM eet room has a half bath) recrea- bpme with income potential, with Impressive fireplace. Double garage. Ebeterior of field- room gracious home. Bhc- O F A P P E A L S Juet edd fiva ■ It elete lo pieces of ford , 06119. 628-0667. ------„ „ . Richoed F. Hayes 5,920JO tremely well kept.Two fire- Strong, lightweight, ruet-proot flagpole, QJej^tglng 2* X 10* lumber end you've got a tlon or family room, separate four rooma down, four up. Two There wlU be a Public Hear­ handsome, low cost plonlo table msemmmmmmammmmm 2 -F A M IL Y st(»ie and aluminum. Must see for 352,900. 79 East (Tenter Street fireplaces, completely re- ing at 7:80 p.m. in toe Base­ white enamel. 18* high whon at- Y1 T laundry and furnace rooms, baths, two kitchens, extra decorated, m odern­ aembled with golden oroamant, Beg. ISM you can eetlly pMsmbls yourisif. Land For Sole Town of Manchester 284,186.68 ment Room of the Town Office — S ^ S y two-i^ ceramlctiled bathroom building lot. Walk to school ized kitchen with bullt-lns. Crafts Center, Inc. 80,128.66 Building to hear toe foUowlng Large 15 sq.ft.cotton bunting flag. Reg. $18.95 BOLfTGN -76 acres, near cen- residential area Throe “ “ » 2-car g ^ e . Exteriw and ^pplng. W^erton Agen- Convenient to Main St. $14J86 Reg. $18.95 S IC O C 260 ToUand Tum iUke „ A p p ea ls: Everything Included: puUeye. clevle, boUe, nuts, ter, high level land, open and bedrooms for the owner, features include a corraled cy. Realtors, M9-2818. Roy F. ft AbUe Etta Hagedom 88,468.75 8. Two "A ” Z

\ FRIDAY, JUNE 80, 1972 ^AGB TWENTY lEvimins li^raUi

proved, the town meeting would Bolton reconvene after ihe polls closed to consider the four Items on bonding and flnanelng, Vote Set July 10 on School Automatio BefNtsndnm First selectman Richard Mor- About 100 Bolton residents as provided by state statute. icut General Statutes.” No ref­ ra recommended that a town turned out for last night’s town ’There was some confusion erence was made to the appro­ ordinance be passed which meeting, despite the tact that over the wording and content priation or to the terms of the would put every iqpproprtatlon the major item on the agenda of the petition, since the orig* bonding. of more than $100,000 on a ref­ had been postponed by petition Inal document, which was taken There wa^ a difference of erendum vote automatloally. (XSDffllATIONS to a referendum. out' several weeks before the opinion as to whether all ttems Agnes Kreysig suggested that NOTICE The key item on the call was preparation of the town meet> related to the projMt could be such an ordinance be placed H ie ol^ South Methodist About thirty-five years later a request for approval of pre> Ing call, only asked only to have plkced on the referendum, or on the agenda of the next town THE MAN0HE81ER WATER 00. Caiurch parsonage was moved O.C. happened to meet a tall liminary plans and an appropri­ one of the five school-related whether the machine vote meeting. from Main St. to the west side young man of the ssune name ation of $816,000 for an addition would be restricted to the spe- Items on the referendum. Town Offloes Ctaded WHL BE OlOSED «U DAY of Spruce St. where it is today who couldn’t possibly be the at Bolton High School. clftc wording of the petition. ’The petition aAs that "the All town offices will be closed pext to the old Abbey home that same one. For sake of conver­ ’The machine vote was set for approval of preliminary plans Madianlos Suggested Tuesday In obeervanee of In- faces on Charter Oak St. Kd sation O.C. said he once had a July 10 by last night’s town TUESDAY, JULY «h now on view at the selectmen’s Several persons expressed the depmdence Day. Offices will be Scranton lived on the east side figt.t with one of that name. meeting. opinion that the referendum office for an addition to Bolton <^n Monday. of the street. He drove a one- This followed; ’The postponement was the re­ High Sdiool be submitted to would have to be limited to the — EmergteoiTtl.Ne.MMIS7 — horse ' wagon selling groceries “Did you get licked?” sult of a petition signed by 200 persons qualified to vote by wording of the petition. Prelim­ Manchester Evening HMWld in the farming areas around the “ No.” cf the town’s registered voters placing same on voting ma­ inary plans would be approved BoMon correspondent Judith outskirts of South Manchester. which was submitted to the chines at a time In accordance or disan>roved at the polls from “ W ell then, it wasn’t m e.” Donohne, teL MOAMO. He was a genial man and town clerk Wednesday evening with Section 7-7 of the Connect­ 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., and If aq>- very well liked by his custom­ ers. In later years he built and operated a small store on the west side of the street opposite his home. A Keefe family liv­ ed on the southeast com er of Spruce and Wells. JULY 4lh SPECTACUIAR! On the northeast comer was Jim Burke’s grocery and grain store on top of a bank several VahUn steps higher than the road. . Sensational Savings! Friday and Saturday! Burke’s saloon was In the rear of the store. ’Hie law then re­ quired all saloons to close at Spalding ^Epic^ 11 p.m. Fbr some time after Big 7-Web, 5-Position Famous Brand that hour the sidewalks were 11 Pc. Lightweight not wide enough for many men Folding Chaise who wound up in the streets or Extra Tennis Rackets Steel G o lf Set someone’s door yard. One night O.C. and a buddy Wide had spent the evening with a ^^58i>88 friend and were returning home a little after 11. Everyone we met was trying his best to fol­ 6.97 California Redwood w^dge; three woods, numbers 1. 3 and 5. Lamin- low those crooked and dancing Big 7-Web Table & Bench Set streets home. But opposite the Wilson • Chemold • Poncho Folding Chair No rain checks. saloon were two men standing 33 inch wide table Foreway Marquis Low Profile in the heavy shade of a maple Kramer nMore! tree. Before we reached School St. dried tor years oi 11” light spoke easy- O.C. was hit in the back wlQi Double tubular polished alumi­ use. Not all models in an stores num arms, wide frame for a sUme but because his heavy Our Reg. 39.99 toiding. ------16.99 coat hung loose he was not seating comfort. hurt. ’Turning around he shout­ Spalding Touring Pro 7 ox. Foam Cups 18" Double Edge Electric ed ‘What the matter with Spalding Championship G olf Balls you?” Answer "We’ll show For hot or cold Oor keg. 49* Our R#g. 27.99 Hedge Trimmer Tennis Balls Can of 3 50 Dp i, per store. No rain checks. you,” and the two Irishmen beverages. PI'S- came running up the hill. 4-Player The one on O.C.’s side was 13” Electric several strides ahead of his 6 Player 2 2 1 / 4 ” Electronic Steel Shaft companion and very foolishly Hedge Trimmer Croquet Set kept on running in until his jaw Fobliiig Bug Badmiiiton met something that didn’t give K iller way. O.C. had.every advantage' Grill that could be asked for. A foot against the base of a com er light pole so he could reach out 4.97 Hardwood mallets, with all be bad. It seemed the Powerful 2.4 amp motor delivers 3.200 hard maple enamel poor guy’ s feet jumped up. He Special Westinghouse Angstrom balls. Carry rack, Steel shaft rackets; steel landed on his head in the cob­ F’erma lift adjustable grid, strokes per minute. posts with net. birds. easy carrying handles. bulb kills insects on contact. instructions. blestone gutter before his feet got back down. ’The other fel­ low stopped short. F or what seemed a long time three of us, For Your Holiday Protection And Convenience \ without a word, stood looking General Electric at the other who didn’t move Tanya ’ Sterling Silver or make a sound. At last he or Westinghouse Suntan Lotion American Flag Cliarms| started to groan and then move Portable Radio Colorful enam- a little. His friend grot him up el fini^. r ^ , A*>- From Hawaii: 2 o u n c e s . J S Z-O V and started helping him away. white, blue. 4.50 We came home. The big Globe Hollow dam was under construction and O.C.’s buddy was waterboy or 6-12 Plus Imported time-keeper or something. He Sun Glasses said, ’"Ihat fellow you hit Our Reg. 4.88 Insect Repellent works over on the new dam. Keeps mosquitos away! Ladies', men’s , His name is SoASo. He was a Solid slate design, built-in an­ styles; imports. p,. ' short stocky fellow. tennas; carry thong. 7 oz. aerosol. ^ for $1.29 SIZE South Windsor Flat Fix Emergency Westiii^iouse Wash and Dri Towelettes Aerosol Tire Repair Town Gets a m Wm Portable Radio Inflates flat, allows Grant For 98< SIZE Reg. 99» Youth W ork Our Reg. Noxzema Medicated state Representative ’Thom­ 39.95 as Donnelly has announced that Skill Cream South Windsor will receive a AM FM and VHF for weather, For smooth skin. 6 oz. state grant for $11,730 as “ ac­ police. Slide rule tuning; Uses tion money” for establishing a Battery or AC. $1.20 SIZE youth services bureau within the Police Department. Donnelly said that funds, granted by the Connecticut Minolta Compact 35MM Boys’ & Girls’ Planning Commission on Crim­ Camera with Strobe inal Administration, are part of a fiscal 1972 allocation for youth Auto daylight or flash ex­ 20’"HiRise crim e prevention in the state. posure. SRiall, compact; case Donnelly added that South included. Bicycles Windsor is the only town of Bell & Howell Zoom comparable size to have been Our Reg. 43.95 selected to receive the award Dual 8 Projector during, the “ funding round.” Forward, still, reverse. Reel- According to Donnelly, the to-reel automatic threading. , grant provides funds for one Our Reg. 114.99 year for salary and expenses See Our for a Youth Services Officer YOUR R ed ’Tag within the town’s detective bur­ CHOICE Special Motorcycle handlebars, eau. “ The objective is to rep­ Savings! banana seat. Buy now and save. resent a consistent policy of service to young people in our community and to curb pre-de­ linquent conduct, specifically Doughboy with juveniles in the town’s population.” He noted that the 24 Ft Round Pool youth population in town is reaching 17,000 and said he felt with this aid, the police depart­ ment will be better able to co­ ordinate activities with our lo­ cal educational system and lo­ cal and state juvenile agencies on a “ high priority basis.” Library Hours lib ra ry hours and dates for summer playground activities have been changed and are as follows; Monday, Pleasant Val­ ley: Tuesday, Orchard Hill; Water Wednesday, Wapping; and Volleyball Hiursday, Ell Terry; starting at 10 a.m. daily. by Kransco

Manchester Evening Herald South Wftideor correspondent Barbara Var^ck, Tel. 644-8274.

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