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Avoragi Dafly Not PiwM RiVi The Weather : P A ^ TSmTV.TWO TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1971 Wor WMk Ended Quite Cloudy toalCM: ' with lEwfuttig IfmUii W y M, IIW potohy fog by- moniliiai IWR about 70. T hurotey parUy auany, Uriel' Ixidgo of Mnsone will hot, htqnld . . . fuaneo od ttiiiii*' derahoiwon Into la day- About Town .hold Its first meeting of the au 14 ,8 90 ' tumn season at the Masonic Manche$ter——A City of VUlage Charm Reynold* Circle of South Temple In- Merrow- on Satur United Methodist Church will day, at 7:30 p.m., when the fdh- WE MftlNTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES (OhsMifisd AdverttttM! PRICE F IF T E E N CENTS meet tomorrrow'at 8 p.m . In the nintlon of the Uriel Temple ] VOL. L3CXXX, -NO. 288 (TWBNTY«BIGHT PAOBS—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1971 Boy Scout Room at this church. Corporation will be discussed. Day In ... Day Ouf . . . Mrs. R. Dean Patterson Is In Refreshments • will be sorv'ed | oharve of the fair worluhop. after the meeting.

Ruth arole of Community ^.ê Chapman-Joy Circle of 1 N PRESCRIPTIONS Baptist Oiuroh will tomor- jjorth United Methodist Church-j Legislators row at 2 p.m. at the home of • postponed tomorrow's [ Plan Runs Miss Mildred Hayes, 78 Hem- until next Wednesday, . . . remlting in meaningful ress a business meeting tonight at ___ Connally Urges , KttvingB to you every day I Back Vetoes The West Side Old Timers | Smoothly in South Mancheater WATBS will haye meeting scheduled for tomor .> No up* and downs in your Prescription a buslnsM meeting tonight at row has been postponed un-1 costs — no “discounts" today, “Regular By Meskill the Italian-Amerlcan Club on prices" tomorrow I . By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS til next Wednesday at 7 p.m. at HARTFORD (AP) — All of Bldridge St. Weighing In Is from No “ reduced specials"—no “ temporary the home of Francis Mahoney, | Aivm* Ala., school system, busing more than Gov. Thomas J. Meskill's 7 to 8. The club's mystery ride, 19 Hamlin St. reductions" on Prescriptions, to lure 6,000 pupils to achieve racial balance opened for regis- originally scheduled for Se)>t. 21,. custom ers! rscord 17S vetoes have been up- PlaiL trrtion without incident today. tlSjA-Hy the General Assem bly. Pass will be Sept. 14. St. Mary’s flplscopal - Guild I At the same time, there is never any C o u r t-orderod . plaiw-->Jor — The leglaiature m ot TVieaday will meet Thursday at U a.m. compromise in service or quality I By EDMOND VtSBMnOtl In the Parish Hall of the church. depegregaUon ptaiônt tw the third, and prosum^y A service of Holy Communion have gxmo Into operation In oth- uSlxoffcct last Friday. Anal, session of 1971 and fsllsd Members will bring their own WASHINGTON (AP)— will be held tomorrow at 10 YOU GET OUR -LOWEST ThiA were no Immediate of- to override vetoes number 174 a.m. at St. Mery’s Elplscopal sandwiches! Dessert and bev PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE Secretary of the TreMury erage will be served. We Deliver *"• flolal figure* for -Tuesday’s at- and ITS. Church. YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE cl^ ts of protest. tendance, but It was estimated Manchester’s Fourth District John B. Ckmnally strongly Everywiftre In Mobile, school ofAcUta ^ ^jooo to 80,000 out of «n. David Odegard voted urged Congress todaj^ to Frank Vogel, Manchester I MORE THROUGHOUT THE 8 Manchester Grange fair com Fast said pupils reportod In orderly ^ projected total of around against overriding both vetoes, pass President Nixon’s tax coimselor for the Connecticut ( YEAR . , . ON ALL YOUR mittee and workshop will meet FIRBSORIPnON NEEDS. fashion, apot cheeks showed all mqoO. On Friday 35,600 attend- The state 'cohstltuU on re- ackage without change, tomorrow at 7/^.m. at the Division of Vocational Re was quiet and buainesaUko In quires that two-third* of the ut he ran into immediate Grange Hall, 206 Olcott St. habilitation, will speak on I “What’s Ahead for Sheltered the kfoblle city-county achoola, gteveral hundred angry par- membership of each chamber gSuggestions it should be TRY US AND SEE largest system In AUbama with school board vote In favor of a bUl In order Workshops?’’ at the meeting of I m ^fied to provide more The .Mahy-Navy Club Auxlli- the Manchester Association for. some 08,000 pupils, about 40 per board President Julian Hal- t<> ôverride a gubernatorial income tax relief for . in cent of Uiem black. i]g^ »no veto. Neither bill got beyond lll have a potluck tomor- the Help of Retarded Children [ dividuals. p.m. at the Army-Navy m all some 30,000 wiU ride choice’’ but to Implement the the Senate Tuesday. 6 Thursday at 8 p.m . In the Shel Opening the odmlnlotratton’s Members are reminded to the buses to school, but most of Senate 'Democratic leaders tered Workshop, 4ft School St. plan. case before the House Wayh irlng an Item . for the kitchen them will be trsnqported be were unable to ipuster enough cause Uiey live two miles or Republican support to override and Means Committee, Oon- social. The Frank J. Mansfield De nally argued that enactment of tachment and Auxiliary of the mors from their schools. either of the last two vetoes. One bill would have required Nixon’s recommendations "wlU The Senior Citizens Center Marine Corps League will have In Jackson, Miss., public Austiti Plan not be a bonansa for business.’’ Is taking registrations for the a joint installation tomorrow at school ofAolais r e p o r t s 38,377 the'state to pay some $1.7'mll- Labor Day Picnic at Holiday House llon In building aid to He said that, taking Into ac- Niagara Falls and Wlrfe Coun; 8 p.m. at the Marine Corps. AT THE PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKE. ehUdrsn attended classes Tues Bchtx>l 'the city of Bridgeport, and the _ count reductions already M lt try T rip . Sept. IS to 17. People Home, 717 Parker St. day under a new P o r B u sin g ' Into the law for next year as Holiday House residents and their guests hear Ir- and relatives, enjoyed a picnic lunch, discing, sing- who are interested must regis plan, with the numberimber of stu- ” second bill concerned care of girls at a religious institution in well as Nixon’s proposals, Indi ven Kerpens, 74, of 24 Norman St. sihg and strum ,ing and card games. Three of the residents were ter for the trip in person at the dents riding buses more than vidual taxpayers should get a his guitw at their Labor Day picnic on the lawn of out-of-town for the holiday. Those who live at the Center by Thursday. double the 3,000 who rode lost Hartford. Is Ajppealed Both bills had been passed break on the order o f $7 bUUon. the rest home. Yesterday 87 people, 25 of the 28 home range in age from 61 to 94 but almost all of year. But Chairman Wilbur D. them are over 75. (Herald phoio by Pinto) Brotherhood in Action will Bv MIKE niTEEV vetoed once before and Mills, D-Ark., told Connally “ I residents of the home and many of their friends Asst Supt. R. B. Layton oaid The poosed again during the CUSTOM think-there * need for some ad- meet tomorrow at 8 p.m . at the attendance was down about 700 NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The speclal tax session „,dand then ve- 1 dlUonal incenUve to Individuals pital. He suffered critical injur Grant Southward U. The KofC Home. TAILORS from last year’s opening day Austin, Tex., sôol x>ed âln-again Tr'toe by the pWeTôr'togovernor In Charge NoUed ies. Rockville Man charges state that the pair HONGKONG but he attributed this to con- Aon plan, cited by President to’buy more," fusion over bus vchfijiUee and Nixon in his criticism of bus- (See Page Twelve) Then MUls went on to develop A report Issued last week by knew Southward was a deserter The Golden Age Club meeting The Shopper's Paradtss In RatllitO In Fatal Crash Irving L. Aronson, Hartford Pleads Innocent for Thursday has been post Tnes. % tn. Tot Tfau — Unirs, Sept. 9th- routes. “We’ll have everything *"g, has been appealed by the a suggesUon he had made ear County coroner, found BausoUi from the armed forces of the poned tmtil Sept. 16 at 1 p.m. at Don’t miss this opportunity — get measurecTwr 'Beh* worked out by the end of the JoaAce Department, lier that Congress also expand t.' . A charge of negligent hom criminally redjx)nsible In the To Deserter Aid United States and refused to give the Senior Citizens Center. tailored degant clMhes from HOMO KONG. M oot your week ” he said ^ Ariet filed Tuesday with the minimum standard deduc icide, placed against a Man death of Mrs, Bendell. Hie re him up and deliver him on de SALE! choice of over B,000 sample*. . m ’ Portsmouth, Va.. pubUc “ >e 6th U.B. Circuit Court at tion, set at $1,000 fbr 1973, of A. 22-year-old' Rockville man, mand of authorized FBI agents. which benefits for the tax chester driver who was In port stated that Bausola failed TempVe Chapter, OES, will h 55p school, opened mder a Two Judges who was arrested in connecUon Southward la reportedly a form payers at the low end of the In volved In a' fatal accident in to keep his car under, proper observe Robert Morris Night Italian silk mohair suit Viy .-...... $81.00 fOlJW ordered busing plan with Arrt er Massachusetts resident. The BiiUah sharkskin suit ...... 78.00 49.00 come scale, giving the ma larg-^ January, was n<^d In Circuit control. with his alleged harboring of an when it opens Its fall season at alleged offense occurred in SPECIAL Fins BrlUah worsted s u it ...... 89.00 09.00 -^w heT^re'SstsT, er deducUon than the'generaUy Court 14, Hartford, Friday. The accident happened on Army deserter, pleaded Innocent the Mw^mlc Temple tomorrow Andover, Conn, on Jan. IB, 1971. 2 SUITS Before MOW Bow Out 'Of appUChble standard. Frank Bstusola, 33, of 188 Jan. 26 at 1:10 a.m . on I-S4 In at 8 p.m. Morris founded the Cashmere Spt. Jacket -...-...... W.OO 80.00 to the eharges in U.S. District ««^ ed about 11,600 are to be ^ appeals court to “We wouldn’t recommend Bldiidge St, was driver of a car 'Hartford near the Sisson 'Ave. Blxler was released on his Eastern' Star order. Officers will FOR $99 8 Pcs. Knit emt ...... 09.00 . 89.00 Court, Hartford this morning. * .-.u V , u reverse a U.S. Dlstriot Court It," Connally said. “But If that in adilch Mrs. Vlblette Bendell exit. The car, according to the own recognizance and his case wear colored gowns. Town Man Tailor MOde Shirts at $8.00 sach. A ru^ d ^ ooh^ hou» approving a plan Student Suit report, was traveling east when Michael Blxler, of 14 School was continued. He was arrested ager Robert Weiss and Public Is the committee’s wish, that’s of Alice Dr., Coventry, was a by the 'PorUmouth chapter of Austin wihool obviously what you would do.” passenger. Mrs. Bendell was It struck a concrete divider and St. and Kenneth Stein of Mas in Delaware. Stein is in custody Works Dlriector William O’Neill For 'Appointment Call or Visit Mr. Victor Waal Save Our Neighborhood School* ôard and to return the case to HARTIFOBD, Conn. (AP) — then a concrete abutment. Both sachusetts, were both charged In Massachusetts and South will speak about "Utility Unifi WITH TEL: — 949-TCOl lolls said raising the stan prouounced dead on arrival at AT SHOBBHAM MOTOR HOTEL drew 800 persons, many of ^he lower court for dovel- Two o< Aie three federal Judges dard deduetton to $1,300 would occupcints were pinned in the with wilfully harboring, conceal ward Is reportedly In the cus cation.” There will be a ques TWO surra ID A i(. to 9 P.M. Hartford Hospital and Bausola 440 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD them chUdren. A spokesman opment of a new to ellml- hearing a voting rights suit cost about $836 mlUlon In lost wreck. ing Emd protecting and assisting tody of military officials. tion and asker period. Chairman Mills shakes hands with Swretary of the Treasury Connally during tax hearing. (AP Photo) was taken to St. Francis Hosr sold if the huisng requirement discrimination against brought by a group of Yale '\ reven u e and raising It to $1,380 was not lifted by Thursday the Mexlcan-Alnerican students. University students bowed out would cost about $ 1 billion. group would call for a “ boycott \ plan suggested by the De- of the case today, leaving )le said this might be the of classes.” r partment of Health, Education U.S. District Court Judge M. besUs^y to sacriAce revenue. Several SONS gvoupa from and Welfare which called for Joseph Blumfeld to try the is- at 4he\siune Ume providing a the Homp(m Roads area extensive busing was rejected sues. PfesLdent Setting Out to Bid purcbase\boost to the economy. planned to march at the Capitol by Nixon who said, “I am op- “'What we have before us," Giving a MW income fam ^ on In Washington today and to posed to busing of children elm- said UA. Circuit Court Judge J. extra $3 a Y m k to spend, he meet with cangieasm'en. ply for the sake of busing.’’ Joseph Smith, “is an attack said, could n ^ t In more Elementary scli^ clasaes In ‘VThe Justice Department le upon the api^lcaUan of the stat- spending thim iwreosinf the . Savaimsh, Ga., begun 'Dies^y "o* appealing to Impose the ute by local officials In New present ej^toPAcn for every a' new desegregation HEW plan," Nixon said In an Haven (»ly. For Approval of Tax CJiits one, sine*' some ot 'Ow tax re- pifn There was a subotanUal Aug. 8 statment. He said the “The court does not feel that ducUon enjoyed by upper In- boyuott when the secondary appeal was, filed because the a proper case Is made for test^ the afAuent and of big buslna**. lower court'ruling• was “Ihcon-... ing . the .. constitutionality ... ------Itself:" 'WlASHINGTON (AP) — Pres- Congress was faced with a sub- -The secretary said the In slstent with recent rulings of The suit challenges the rlg^t iênt Nixon U setting out Im- iatantial workload even before vestment tax credit, stlmu- The complaint came from - oeorge P. Shulls, budget'^wl the UA. Supreme Court." of state and local otAclus to mediately and In person to Nixon recommended a series of lating business spending, would Sens. Edmund S. Muskle of management director, wlUft)|- The 8chontrolied fysiarnss have In M ch iga n in spools With their origlruU ^ mmstudents and work on the new ance of a session likely to run ^ wilbur D. Mills of Ar- rec^^ cS^cl23^£’.^S3nS^>SS PONTIAC Mich. (A P) o.s.led for bu^ SJekage. Into the winter. ka^^, chairman Of the Ways wUl almoot certainly recom- criUcUed Nixon. Ux progium __ ^Nine DUDUb were injured w nunlla to achieve a racial bÂonal rights. President arranged to Connally told the committee and Means Committee, may (Seo PogeÂilglit) (See Page BlgM) Wine pupw were injurea ing pupils to achieve a ^ ^ Among defendants In the suit before a lolnt session of nassaxe of the tax portion of seek revisions to offer more tax Tw?iC w ere^ . Thomas J. Meskill S ^ g S T d ^ f“ p.m ’1 pregram"^ without relief to lower-lnccme Ameri- rested )today during what h Secretary of the State ”^ ^ y to approval of change WoUld "not be a Ixf cans. . pol.» desen^^ a S 9 }«-la .Scha«er. -^t Juc^ his plan to combat InAatlon and nanza for business. ' In Labor Day speeches, ? ! ? ? ? 1 “ X? JAlUOr . Anglo 30/'per cent Blumfeld dismissed that portion unemplcqrment. The address '"1116 point to emphasize,” Democratic presidential pros- My Lai Trial High School on the second S<„tieBii.American and 16 per the petUlon. wUl be carried live on radio rvmnaiiy said, "is the job-creat- pecU agreed on one theme: The 43.Se Forces daj^ of Pontiac’s federally black. Schpoi Professor ' television. ing Impact of *Uie Prtsldent’s...... charge that the Nixon- package t • ordered school integration- The first session of the 93nd prugram.’’ la ûnfairly weighted In favor df O n M e d in a by-busing program. (8®® PNte ten) p -R® « » « » » ) In Strikes , a. about Ft41ce said a brief tussle in ______:— ______the school corridors was Below DMZ Is Resumed quelled by a heavy concentra tion of ofAcers who arrested By OEORGE EHPER By KATHRYN JOHNSON the AVe pickets. The pickets Asoooixted Preoa Writer had entered the school during a Vernon. Woman Is New SAIGON (AP) U.S. forces tight between the pupils. struck from the land, sea and FT. MCPHERSON, Ga. (AP) "There were a couple' of air today and South 'Vietnam — An Army proeecutor read to black eyes and bloody noses sent 2,600 fresh ■ troopo In a the Jury In C ^ . Ernest L. Me- but nobody was badly hurt," omen s Lib three-day-old operation below dina's piurder trial today a de-. said a Pontiac police spokes Her Hushand/Also Support^ the demilitarized zone. pooltlon from.' a . South Vletnam- man. There Was no major fighting ggg interpreter who said he saw Arrests were made In two reported and the commander bodies ih My Lai while he was other incidents, one at Alcott r By LINDA DEUT80H said thousands of [North Viet- with “a Sponlsh-looklng*’ Amen' ____School on the city’s north side LOS AMOHIAlfl (AP) — The " ' namese tnxqw had Aed North j^g^ officer, where two women pickets tried „gw president of the National during ttro weete ^ depoeiUon, obtained from to halt Incoming school buses oi.j-gni*a)tlon for women con- boniblng ndds ggt. Duo^TMlnh by the govwm- by leaping onto the hook# of the <5* ^ her husband Is "a rare ^med at softening up a trip to Vletiim be- vehlolss. bird” for. understanding her g^cn in advance of the ground trial, stated that Mlnh Four antlbiislng protowr# women’s Ub woric and support- Von Phil asked the ciqitain during the were arrested at the 8 ch“ >“toly natural . . . I; jpies* mates place the number at 6,- j , , . n ■ .^ J^ ^ ln the road but ho’» stlU a rare bird." OO^to.OOO. sitting here?" Kadlsh oarMiodad them Mrs. Hslde, who took ofAoe "They went back North be- “ cause of the American boml>^ rem em ber. I 2 ^t?m ?> ^® prS«rta"' ^ group’s nônal ing," Phu said. ’^They might ^ ‘ . could coiufsntlon hsre, a^tonded nurs- Mlnh re- tsiunc to®™ ,;7 ',o h o o l before she took up (Sme back. That Is why I have recognise hlnj. , behavlorel solenoe at the Urd- ^ msnmeh were ^ ^ Plttoburgh. With a "'H e'"iSd**’ tho’ B82 strikes e)ta ^ ® toe d«D«*, she wo# work- raids , by smaller tactical Aght- ^ ■ I tar Incident# t»lAi p««o# at whsn her er-bomber# had forced the j^tor. avings ank of anchester yard. ittes In NOW Intorrupted. North Vietnamese to halt con- •“»®w S B ^ M emstsd whan strucUon on two new supply **^ 's Britton i‘ Af “ iMoined two sooonds alter 1 | 11 I Shsy*5 #UoM portent than earning another Khe Sanh. Ho added that the why bh 1st the soldlsrs kUI the iM X Pontiac degree." bombers destroyed a third now peopto." /■ SohboL Three requUr^ qyit lu r job at the road across the DMZ leading Phu'# written tssUmony oti» MAIIOHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON NOTCH toUiatlon, Bohool ■“ Pt* Amertoon insUtuto lor Re- Into the. populated ooastal low- tlnuod: “Cspt. M sd^ **Y, Whltmer eold the ottMkere ,g|[reh*ln Pittsburgh , and start- the group’s hatlunal convention in Los Angeles. lands 24 mile# east of the,Lao- Dgt. MliRi, that le the oraeii, w «n beUevsd to bs outridsrs, ' > Wilma Soott Helde, new NOW prlesldent, leans ttan border. you doA’t aali quortloiui.’' . . 1 oyer table to talk with fellow women’s lib backej^ at Mrs. Helde is a behavioral scientist. (AP Photo) not pupils. (•m Pag* UHM)

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\'.a : MANCittJSTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHEWER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1971 PACti THBBB MANCI?ESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, PAOB TWO ner St. Laforge wna treated at Mancheater Memorial Hoapltal Public Records Stoningtou ^ôte Sheinwold on Bridge JUDITH GRANT GORMAN Shea Sees Obstacle Police Log for a leg Injury. Warranty MOVIE RAIINflB —------Frederick and Bertha D. FORRRREN1BAND On W. Middle ’I\>ke. near Schneider to PhlUp J. ohd Wtal- Upholds Budget OVERtXlME RAO BREAK ABBEflrrs YOUNQ PEOPLE WITH SAFETY PLAY n o r t h Broad St. yeaterday afternoon fred I. Parker, property, at Ifl 3TONINOTON (AP) — Vot To Water Firm Vote Barry K. Prenta, 28, of Boat at 4:16, a colUalon Involved High St., conveyance tax 'BED SHEINWOIJ) 9 K5 2 • Hartford, charged with two car* driven by EUxabeth Dow- Kenneth L. and Helen J. Ai Conditions which the stockholders of the Manchester count* of fraudulent l**ue of referendum Tuesday a proposal fliz—a lof Zy rtzZ cZSSV—. Ton limes as much rain falls 0 10 6 Water Co. tacked on the extension to Dec. 1 of .the ding of 7# ’TumbuU, Rd, and wood to Richard P, and Patricia on bad bridge players as on * K 1 10 7 6 ^ ,-l '. 4 h - check, yeaterday on a warrant Clyde Rauachenbach of 68 p. j,n*en, property at 8U Keen- to cut $100,000 from the board town's option to buy the private utility may halt a refer I M.L M U M M iniO good players. No, I’m not going WEST EAST in connecUon irtth bod chack* ’IluMppaon Rd, conveyance tax |W.80. SMMnI Audlwcn Now aecvptlng a IknHvd numbvr o f itud*nti of education budget. to say that there ore 10 times 0 A 10 .1 2 4 None ' endum on the issue this fall. at Popular Market, releaaed on ’Trade Nome John Bhea Jr., town coumel, ------:------:------The vote was 1,M1 against as many bad players os good t:? J lOtb C A Q 8 4 for fall rgglitraflon ■ - A a <160 nOn-aurety bond. Court COMPLAINTS Stanley D. RMunond, doing told the Board of Diroctor* lo*t .. _ «hi. «.n .... ALL ASU AOMimO players. There's another rea 0 1 7 4 0 Q 9 8 .1 .1 2 date Sept. 27. A field office trailer at L4M bu„„eM ’Bie TValn Bx- the cut and 813 for It. night that ho would rocommend “ rofoMndutn thl* fall on home* conatnictton olte on 8. ParMtal Guldazct 3ii||iiH< son : Ho good player knows how 4^ 94 A 8 T2 —:---- ♦ change, 380 Green Rd. A group called Concerned W/t IhtV fhA ‘ T** propoood water company Farma Dr. waa pryed open to use an umbrella. NORTH purchaw. ’Die vote, If hold, will Norman Gagnon, 88, of 40 Marriage lioenoea Citizens lor Better Education 69 DALE ROAD 643-2237 over the weekend, and a gaa South dealer. 4 QJ9876 ^ 4“ water company pur- Birch St., charged with liitoxl- Stejên J. McCuaker of Rooky said the town could not afford caUon, laat night at Main gnd hone and aome capper tubing j ” uinutno North-South vulnerable. < 0 73' dlUm le not cl^ e d . -rae dl- ^lue contingent on Um Bl^th the $100^000 and that It should BlaaeU SU. CoGrt date Sept. CT. waa rtolen from It. «* “ J"®*** ^ Undw 17 rtquini iccoiKMnytin Opening load — Jack of 0 AK A mvtnbvr o f ■Hi* rector* ooncumd with Shea’, uuiiue. D l^ct agreeing to <0 Harlan St. be cut. The total board of edu Ptrant K Adult'GwrtfiM Hearts. ♦ A Q .' pIOM to tell t ^ water oompony conooUdato Ito .ew er toclllUea cation budget is $3,176,327. Sometlme over the weekend, Robert J. Gould of Newport West opened the Jack of W «il North East Cohnaeficut Stat* Muilc Taaehtr'i Awoelaflon ^ t unlei* It U ogêd to tran*- jown. M lch ^ A. Kutcher, 13, of 291 The group succeeded In get fer RUely Reaervoir and dam _ , . Wetherell fit., charged with dla- aomeonie atole an envelope con- News, Va., and Linda J. Gahof- hearts and continued the suit. Pnvi . 2 U anof East Hartford, Oct. t, ting the 200 signatures neces /^ ^ ^ S S OSI UNOEA 17 AMIITIO South ruffed the third heart and bywammty deed. If luch a regarding a no-poaalng algn, loat talnlng about $40 from a room Pass'. .1 ♦ Poss were placed on opUon ex- sary to have a referendum on I j g ' ) \ (A|»iiiimii»y»zni led a small trump to dummy's C haiW *Oak St. Court at the Pontiac Park on M«in South United Methodist CSiurch. hi e«Uln «»•») All Push Donlad B. Preacher of 170 Richard K Risley the cut. king. East discarded a dia November vote on the proposed 27. \ . St The board had said if the mond, and South was In the I2.2B mllUon purchaae wlU not **■“ InhlbiUve by Shea, / _____ Maple St. and Marcia B. Don- funds were cut the special edu middle of the rain with no um ^be held. The compcuiy propoaea that AOCTOENTS^ / Laat night, ■ a car was stolen nelly of 112 BatUsta Rd., Gapt. would take too iong to think of from a Rachel Rd. apartment 10, ^t. Jamea’ CSiurch. cation programs and athletics brella In sight! them. But It isn't too hard to gra tin g the extenalon to t**® P*'*®® Include the value A aummona charging hhn with DANCE STUDIO would be seriously affected. West was sure to get two parking space. J'ames M. Hutchlnacn of think of the possibility of a bad D^. 1, thT water company " “®^f “ failure to yield right of way was trump tricks, and South was atookholdera aald that the Rla- ^® ‘*®*® ***® ®P“ ®" algned, -I------South St., Vernon, and lin da m a in 8T., RT. No. SI — SEBERT BLD«. — COVENTRY trump break, and you can issued to Raymond Dzledxln- During the past few days L; Lawson of Andover, Gept. down one'. usually think of an easy way to ley property would have to be not^ of thej^rcYi^ date, ac- skl, 43, of 28 Durkin St., after a Next to the Ft rat OonKregatlonel Cburoh TtusThis sonsort ofor accidentacc oem couldn'tcouian i against such a break. tranaferred by quit claim rather 8hea. -I^re would someone vandalized a payload- 18, Concordia Lutheran Ohuroh, TOEATER TIME coUlaion on Main St .near Wads er and a bulldozer parked In happen to a regular reader of Dally Question than warranty deed A quit depreolaUon allowed then worth St. yesterday morning at SCHEDULE this column. Everybody occa- p^^tner opens with one club, claim deed merely turna over “ •«. " “ 'f® r®®*’’® the Jarvis sand pit off Parker. 9:00 beweeh his car and one St. Windows, headlights and Lessons in slonally runs Into a 4-0 trump ,^y^r passes. You any claim which the aeller «*® /'W c h ^ v^tor c o m p ly driven by Anna H. Zimmerman Bumalde;—"Bonnl4 4. Clyde" break, but It would make me ^ .5.4 . Hearts, K- might have to a given property. ®Vi/P'"®nt ^ had alnce the gauges were broken on the RANGE AND hold: Spades, of Stafford Springs. Seven-year- payloader, and' vrlrlng and fll- lALUET # TOE # i TAP • ACROBATICS 7:30; "Bullitt" 9:30. very sad to think that any read 5-2; Diamonds, 10-6; Clubs, A warranty de<^ gil^teea **«"«'*' tSd Kevin Ronco o f Stafford FUEL O’l' er of this column could possibly ters were removed from the State:—"Summer of '42" 7:20, J-10-7-9. that the aeltor haa UUe to the company, according to Springs, a passenger in the Zim fail to take precautions. bulldozer. GASOLINE MODERN JAZZ • BATON TWIRLING 9:16. What do you say? property Involved 8*'®®- want* to be paid for merman car, waa trecUed at Simple Precaution Manchester Drive-In:—"Mur Answer; Bid three clubs. Aa propoaed by the water improvemento which develop- Manchester Memorial Hoapltal. South can make sure of the Most experts treat the Jump company, all other property *™ have m ^ e to the ayatem. Court date for Dziedxlnald la BANTLY OIL o Graded claasea for all age groupa \ ders In the Hue Morgue" 8:00; contract by leading, the queen Embelliehmente "Dr. Phlbes" 9:30. raise In a minor suit as merely Composer Bernstein chats with Sen. and Mrs. Edward Kennedy at the preview would be tranaferred by war- "P**® ***9n. haa a procedure by Sept. 20. 0 All leaaona taught by Mr. Rialey \ 1 -X ->c.-n -X -K » » I (or jack') of tiiimps first. If the Invitational, not forcing to ranty deed which developers make Im; _____ No method of jewelry dU- COMPANY, INw. East Hartford Drlve-In: — trumps break normally (2-2 or of Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts last night in capital. (AP Photo) e Small claaaea to Inaure peraonal attention FINAl DAYS FOR game. If a Jump to three clubs Becauae there ia ‘ ‘aerioua provemento they nwd ajto ari An auto-pedestrian mishap Play can convey the peroonaUty "fcreatures World Forgot" 7:46; 3-1), any tipethod of playing the would be a force to game In queatlon’ ’ aa to the UUe of the ''®P®“ « :< ^ ln g to wi^ on Maple St., near Spruce St., of the wearer or produce the 331 Main Street ■ liOM S DAYS \ NICIl I S trumps Is safe. But If either op 0 Morning and Saturday Pre-School Oroupa "In Cold Blood" 9:25. „ your partnership, you must find reservoir and dam, Shea told t®'" “T !; f yesterday afternoon at 7 In- effect of pearls against the hu- Tel. 649-4595 PARK OPEN East Windsor Drlve-In: — ponent has all four trumps. another bid — such as 1-NT, or the director*, "In effect you ‘*'® ‘»"P«>vement la vofved a car driven by Clayton man akin or diamonds against e We have teen age and adult claaaea South must make sure t|mt he Rockville 875-3?74 FRIDAY 6 P.M. "Blue.Water White Death" 7:46; perhaps a simple praise to two Kennedy Center Preview would be b u ^ a Uwault.’’ A. Thompeon of 161 Maiê St. the hair, according to the Bn- will eventually be In pokltlqn to SATURDAY 1 P.M. "A Man Called Horse” 9:30. clubs. ’m e director^ July 18 autho- and Joseph Laforge of 28 Gard- cyclopaedia Brltannlca. finesse through the ten. Copyright 1971 In everjp n e^ life Mra. Dorothy Lamot, formerly of Mlcheline’a School of Meadows Drlve-In: — "Mur As the cards He, West would General F e a t u r e s Corp. ders In the Rue Morgue” 7:60; take the queen of trumps with therelsa Dancing will be on the teaching ataff thia year. SPECIAL BONUS "D r, Phlbes” 9:31. THE OFFER ON SUNDAY the ace. He would then return Hosts Lackluster Crotvd Blue»Hllls Drlvc-In:— “ Owl aiiother heart, hoping to em Uria Protects 16% HELLSTROM SUMMER Resrister at the Studio — Thursday, Sept. 9, Fri ^ A m iW O O N and The Pussy Cat” 7:60 "Doc barrass declarer. South would VIENNA — Conservation- THE WASHINGTON POST! MMMMMHIHMHMHHHHMMHMI the restaurant seemed to be the ■ see how much splendot IS yours BidfBS On Sale tors' Wives” 9:40. ruff again In his own hand and minded'-Austria protects 16 per OF ’42 sffl. day, Sept. 10th from 4:80 to 7:00 p.m. and Satur would lead the nine of trumps cent of Its total area. Included CHRONICLE .WASHINGTON — It waa 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. for a finesse througî West. It are 81 nature preserves; the ASOmNCBIVMTT "congressional and dlplomoUc day, Sept. 11th from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. night" at ’Tuesday night’s pre- Interview WashinjrtonIf, f!-?•r'”“landmarks “1B by * fiood for Ml Rides Court Delays would then 'be easy to draw the largest Is the 2,000-acre yKar- printed today on Page 14 o t OR BY PHONE ANYTIME rest of the trumps without loss. wendel in the '^yrol. MMittgenumt Does Not Recommend (OP) Ptetnuj) CMMWik view o t Uie Leonard Bernstein „ night. ’Ihe management refus for this one tiny price! 1 P J l to 6 P.M. If East had all four trumps, Maas at the John F. Kennedy ” l® Mondieafor Bvenliig Her- ed, he Bald, ’’ because all those ■ Pardue Addon the situation would be even Center the Performing people out there (on the ter Tel. 742-6886 (residence) Arts. ATNIONT NEW HAVBîI'^ (AiP.) — simpler. Whether East took or race) would look at us.’’ refused the first trump trick, However, many ambassadors ■ INCLUDES TRIPLE DRESSER. PLATE GLASS or 742-9766 (studio) BedlttOn Sale A- one-tnonth delay was agreed declarer could get to dummy . and members of Congress ’’Mass,’’ Joan Kennedy said “I 7w rtoiop.iyi. . . “ he alwtiys teanta to Tuesday In U.S. District with a club to lead a low trump elected to send staff members, hope not.” MIRROR. 5 EMtAWER CHEST. FULL SIZE __ Baod for Ml Rides Court on proceedings to deter through East's ..ten. Hie rest faniUy and lower eriielon aides Meamwhile, general director people to look at him.* ■ About the Teacher y PJi. to Closing mine whether Jamds Pardue Is would be easy. in their xdaces. Blair was trying to hustle the You can’t provide against all BETTY JANE TURNER Only 8ft o t the senators ac Kennedya and others into the Dr. Berman iiuipped "he ■ HEADBOARD FRAME. HITE STAND. ECLIPSE Klt-’ii u;i 1(1 H jP.ii competent to stand trial on possible bad breaks because It cepted and about half o t the Mr. Rialey la a member of the ProfeaalMUil Dance bombing and bank robbery opera house. wants the curtain era.vm back Teachers Aaan. Inc. of New York City. He recenUy re ' repreaentaUves, and of that ’ "The show Is about to go on,’ ’ because he’s a politician and charges. ■ MATTRESS AND BOX SPRING turned from their convention wlvsre he studied all the S 1 . 0 0 . SdwvL 0^ (OanoL number many were absent, gald Blair. Sen. Kennedy, obvl- wants petals to look at hlms’* latest trends In dance education. While in New York, Pardue is charged in the Feb- ■ ’The on-the-house evening was ©usly referring to his reputa- When the curtain was drawn H Mr. Rialey studied with Uiigl, one of the world’s leading ruary, 1970, bombing of the Un pold for 'by the Kennedy Cen- Qon for being late, cracked, back, no one was to be seen op H Jass dancers. ion Savings Bank In Danbury BEGINNERS tor trustees to thank Congress "I’m always on'’tlme; we’d bet the terrace. mm Mr. RlsIey taught an eight-week Acrobatic course for 53.00 and the Danbury Police Station. ^ReÔpening for its IBth Year tor the money It appropriated ter run." Sen. George McGovern, the ttVB recreation commission In Coventry with an attend TTie continuance—until Oct. PIANO and the gifts that many conn- Architect Bdward .Durrell only announced candidate for ^ ance of over two hundred children during July and Aug. 4—was ■ agreed upon In a meet-- ASSOCIATE TEACHER tries made to the center. , Stone, who designed the Ken- the Den^ratlc , presidential |H gPEGIAUZINO IN omUIREN . A ll. AGES Ing among U.S. District Court mSTRUOTION Althoiigh it was a case / l‘ M Washington summer Sen. Hubert Humphrey, and hls a number of people able to ob manriyFHtFr In everyone^ life therek a sister, Frances Humphrey How tain seats at the laat minute. Miss Turner is a member of- the Dance Mlasters of America, Inc., Dance Educators of heat One apokeaman for the center America, .Inc., the Professional Teachers Club and is first vice president of the Dance ard dined with the senotor’a BURNSIDE SUMMER OF’42 former physician and , confi said that many of the 800 tick- 580 BURNSIDE AVE EAST HARTFORD Teachers Club of (2oiqiecticut. Congress has been on its sum- iEwenitts frofn W am «f B f M Call 649-0266 or 629-8906 dante, Dr. Edgar. Berman and eta requested by the Kennedy |R|==-:=^: A Knwty Ltt»ur> S«rwic« FREE PARKING 528 3333 Published Dally Except Sundays mer recess and reconvenes to- jj, Phoebe. family for tonight’s opening had end Holidays at 13 Bissell Street, AT: 7:20 day. Many ambassadors take Their chief complaint. about not yet been picked up. Manchester, Conn. their families away from the Telephone 643-2711 Washington heat for the sum------;;------Second Class Postage Paid at Manchester, Conn. (USMO) mer. Coventry low the bottom of the proposed SUBSCRIPTION RATES Mrs. .Edward Kennedy wore system. ^ H Payable in Advance the same turquoise, knee-lengtt|^ ’Ihe plot plan^ submitted One Year ...... *39.00 Six Months ...... i.... 19.60 dreaa with matching ring, neck Willnauer lists must show the following: Lot dl- ^ Three Months ...... 9.7S lace, ahoes and hosiery that ahe menslons, locatlm of buildings, H This is beautiful furniture-elegant and One Month ...... 3.95 PRISCILLA GIBSON wore to Monday night’s dress Guidelines For location of well, location of sep- ^ romantic-a.jnassiye yet graceful design yvjth rehearsal preview- tic tank and leaching field. In- H Asked If Jacqueline Kennedy HomeBiiil4iiig authentic detailing. Quality constructed, Beveily BoHino Burton cludi^ reserve area. ^ Onaaals were coming for to ’Die two copies of spec'lfica- too, withAak veneer end panels framed to SCHOOL OF a m C E ARTS night’s ,gala opening perform- Building Inspector John Wlll- bions and drawings must in- H solid oak, decorative drawer front designs in IdANCHESTE once of the ’’Maas,” written at nauer has Issued a list of gulde- elude foundation and floor H O t \/^B ’ f r v modern polystyrene plastic-all with a . - X , - - - the request of the late presi- lines relating to rules in connec- plana, elevation, - and cross sec- ■ ■ RTFS 6 & o BOi ION NOfCH dent’s widow. Joan pnnedy uo„ with the funcUons of hla of- «ona and other details required | 7-coat hand glazed baked on Ifinish. A said emphatically, '% don’t to show«M # w a# the6 I i a ' nature* tt k T * 9 M A .and a n H oharaC' Dance Studio flee. marvelous Mediterranean masterpiece— The master of the grotesque think so. I haven’t heard of It.” ter of the work. at an unbelievably low price! ‘‘After Monday night (for A building lot must be a legal Separate permits must be ob /'All Posses‘~- lot of record and must comply - EDG&RALUNPOE ijdilch there .'waa a 20-mlnute tained for eUI plumMng, heating i^dliig ovation), I’m so sojry with the town zoning regula and electrical work. Directors: Lee & Beverly Burton' tells his most Art Alone Endures" iê isn’t coming. It la so beau tions. A well permit must be ap tiful,” aald the Maasachiisetta Application for a building proved )>y the town sanitarian, terrifying senator’s wife. permit must be. accompanied with a well log to be recorded ■ ' ' 1 tale by application for a sanitary with the sanitarian, a aanltlzed il^lGraded Classes ^ Classical Ballet J f_»l ' permit,poriiiiv, plot Âcuia plans drawn toi>v well and system, and a .water Group and Plrivate Instructipn In . . . . taray senator cunma ,oale by a regUrtered land Bur- test m'lê find recorded with ^ **Pm ahoays on tinui.** veyor, and two copies of apeoifl- the aanllprlui. ^ Baton ★ Tap ' oattons and drawlnga. ’n w Allowing huqMotlons by H BALLET ^ TAP ^ MODERN JAZZ Aaked If her mother-in-law, ’Ihk appUcationa for a sani WUlnauer are required and ■ Mrs. Joseph Kennedy (who will tary permit muot include d per should be requested with at m If BOUGHT SEPARATELY, YOU'D PAY: ACROBATIC ^ BALLROOM ^ Acrobatic ★ Modem Jazz alt in the presidential box) colation test p «form ed by the least . 34-hour n otloe:, Preltml- H would be ahooked at some of town sanitarian and observation nary alte, footing before pour- ■ ^ Pre-School the unorthodox passages In the pita must, be dug four feet be- Ing, fireplace before smoke m ohotnber ta olooed, rough from- ^ •nr tripl* Diotsar Bose «149.9S ing before any portion is covered, rough plumbing before H 46x28" PrcMMd M irror * 39.9S BALLET SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE any portion la covered, rough fli Regisfrotion at the Studio r r heating bafora any po)rtlon la m 22 Oak Street (reor) FOR BOYS 9 YEARS OLD AND UP IfJiiii covered, rough wiring before 5 Drawor Door Chest *119.95 any portion Is covered and i completion of all work before a |B m W ednesday September / 8 3 -7 388 MAIN STREET — Plenty of Free Parking LAiiiB m aei’si oertUioato of uae and oooupan- ^ Pull S iw B I wHh Prome • 89.95 Tel. 643-5710, 643-6414 or 646-072^ oy oon be loeued. ^ serving Connecticut homemakers since 1909 iso required ore two lnai>eo- S Nlqht Sfcnd i *59.95 Thursday September 9 3 -7 by the aonltaiian on 84- JASON ROBARDS notice: Well before any |H fnteuim ii Cciter is oovered, and sewage Edipta MoHross and Box Spring *119.95 Friday September 10 3-5 >6 "Murders In the RuiMotgue''' REGISTRATION AT THE STUDIO oystotn before any t H t t M lon la oovared. ■ CHRISnilEKAUFMAIIN MMHERBERTtOM IfMitNOw Sopt. 9, 10 fm sm TBMM racSlQ MNH 2 P.M. to S P.M. — 7 P.M. to 8 \P.M. Thoa* with quastlona should CUI MKHAELDUMI ULUPALMER aae WUlnauer in hls office any m *579.70 biau I ! II I II II M9th«r weekday between 0 and 10 o.m. ^ IP BOUGHT SEPARATaY furniture stores 1^ CaOR by MovtviM) # | Sopt. 1 1 _ 1 P.M.to4P.M. Telephone 647-1083 PLUS HOP H()BOB HIT and 8 and 4 p.m.; at other Register Now than theae apeolfted hours, on MidUli.'lown Oil! S.iy!” " " !' M.i". In-.li-' OP .’71 I ALTOGEHtER - NOW *449.00 ✓ appotntmant oan be mode by 346-6606 388-5300 CvlS 415U _ * b b oontootlng hie office. WUlnauer VINaNT PIIICI • JOSIfH COniN MIm PrlselUM Is ■ Member of Notional AMoclotton- of Doitoe, * nr mv.My L'M Burtons are active înbers of Donee Educators of Amerieo, Affiliated Arttete, Dance Mooter* pf America and Dimdiiig pUm to definitely be in hla of Teachers Ohib of COmeotlout. fice at theae apeolfted thnee, Im . in both performing drts and ballroom divisions. and In the field at meet other houn. y

|A FAGB FOUR MANCmSTER EVENING HERALI>. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1971 PAGE FIVB

T o lla n d Ing for seventh and eighth Coventry School, there are two new first Hoffman will liandle the same grades oa well oa high school grade teachers, Mrs, Donna subject for the seventh gra<|0. and Pilgrim Fellowship advis Prins Md iUrnf Nancy Becker. Kolodziej is a graduate' of ors will bevhfld. 16 Newcomers Mrs. Prins is a. graduate of Bates Ooliege, and Hoffman of Statens Top Democrats Bulletin Board Eastern Connecticut State OS- BC8C. V C -M oar MlMfnl «M«flnuot 0, The Women’s Fellowohlp will Greet Students lege and has had two years of fiô nty » Misters from Co- ^ COBC, and Miss Cur- ttn SUM., Wrat Selaotman Chariaa Thi- YOUR door. Children under six will SUPPLY Awn. fault and hia running mate the. road In the front of the dude three new English teach- lumbla Teachers' College. ^ g r a d u a t e of tlud in- DRUG STORES NEXT be eervad free. Town Hall will be blocked off ers: Mra. Krishna Rosaing, New In third grade is Miss ,utuUon holding both a Bach- W9 TN iw n i PRESCRIP OharUa RagMfi, aalaotman oan- Tbe Bspt Oommander*e and for dancing. Mrs. Patricia Trask, and John Sandra Chaet, a June graduate elors and a Masters degree. HARTFORD MANCHtSTER ROCKVILlt SALE vorlBty TION IbS TOLiAND TURNPIKE MANCHI dldata, presldent’a banquet hae been Registration for Religious In- M. Patten Jr. Mrs. Rossing is a of UConn and a first year _____ eat for Sept. 35 at the poet: struoUon classes at St. Ma^ graduate of Jersey City State teacher. She did her student Msiichester Evenii« Herald a t Hi WINDSOR LOWEST STOIEWIDE MARRUP-DON'T Rl MISLED IT A FEW PRICTREDUCTIONSI open Toe#., Wed., in*. «n • ^ r a U r y o t the State Olorta Jjbhealfar and Attorney Oenaral A roaet beef (Unher wlU be thew’s Church will be held to- Ooliege, with a Maaters degree teaching In Oxfordshire, Eng- correspondent Holly b o ttl morrow night at 7:80 In the in theatre from UConn, She has land, ' We Becerve The Bight To Um lt QnantMee Robert KUltan will be on hand eerved from'7 until » p.m. fol Oantner, Tel. 743-873B. " ■ " - M 3. 150B fLJ?* ^•'“oorafa aobadulad lowed by dancing from B untU parish center. taught one year at B.O, Smith Miss Susan Smith, also a - 'n wwnwlda plonlo to he held from 1. TIokate ere available at the TOs U n It e d Ooiigregatloiutl School In Storra. '' . (imt year teacher. Is in a $3.S9 VoIm 98e VALUE noon until e p.m, at the K-D poet. Church Board of Deacons will YtrM, Trask Is a graduate of fourth grade classroom at Lowers Room Rmet $1.29 Vi Im SPECIALS Camp at Rt. 74. District S of the VFW will meet tomorrow nlgM at 8 at the Northern Arizona University eXHS; she is a June graduate of meet Friday night at 8 at the church. with 1V4 years of experience, gtato University of New York ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Thsimss Brand THURSDAY. FRIDAY - SATURDAY ^ tending oonflrmatlon of L w Im in » PAPCRMATE attendance are Deputy Saore- PMioe Poet In Hartford. Patten taught at Rham In He- et Oswego in Now York Anne Arundel General Hoqiltal, tary cf the Etato H a ^ Ham Oib Seoul Notee Bfauchester livening Herald *>ron for one year, and ham both At C ^ . Nathan Haie School, nutun- gff employee pay raises Lunch Kit Tolland correapondent Bette n Bachelor’s and Maater’s from Mrs, Elaine fialiua ■will teach r" ** ^ Nixon’s P A N T Y HOSE mer; SSth Dlatrlot State San. Committee membeVe and den Choice o f 10 popular PEN mothere of Cub Scout Pack MB Qnatrale, telephone 87B-384B. the University of Hartford. Grade 6. She is a graduate of frmce has Enkasheer seamless nylons. 2 ® ^ '* end Manaflald Will iruet tomorrow night at " ” L Z ! Z Z Z - — Mra. Lesley Franconi Is cantnU ConnecUcut State Col- subject imprints. State Rap. Audrey Rack. SV>r- teaching home economloe and lege with two years of expori- Z***®®*** *** ** IT ’S TIM E FOR CHANGE One size fits all. Colors. mar U . dov. and Stata Central 7 AO at the United Congrega- per day. tloiial Church RRlgloua Educa art at the high echool. She Is a ence ' *” Matching 8 oz. bottle. C Commlttoaman Attlllo Fraaal- Lynda Bird Hurt "If we raise rates when costs CHICKEN LEGSl tion BuUding. June graduate of Drexel Uni ’Thomas Kolodziej and Wll- „ __ "•*1* vfelt the picnic, aa Tbe fliet pack meeting of Uie verslty. nam Hoffman, both Coventry will State Central Commlttoa- In Home Mishap ^ s , Lrts Zaroskl, forme.^ ‘,;iuve;.‘'';re i^MumW to’ uwh expected ex- •l.W woman MTa. Naomi Hammer. new year wUl be held Sept. 17 at 7:10 a.ffi. at the Meadow- Va. library clerk at Bolter Hjgh , both as, first-year P««w«i 4® not occur," explained lO-PAGK No. 2 Former State Sen. WUUam brook School. reacherT’ Kolikllzej w iil'tewh Shelburne H. Walker. hoqHtal & BREASTS Btenley wfll alad attend. Re Reomttment (AP) - Unlveralty of Vrlglnla and the guidance counaelors are scleirce, while president, VENUS Pencjj^ maining to be beard from; ao- The United Congregational hoqgtal apokeamen aay LyndcÔr. Jay Israel and Frederick conUng to Tblfbult la U.8. gen. Cburoh Chrletlan BlducaUon Johnson Robb will be hospl- . . . . Bonded lead Abrabam RlUeoff, wbo baa at- Board bos completed Ite teach teUzed through thU week for a * «“ . man/ Mndad tba local Damooratlo pencils; hi- er recruitment campaign and cracked neck vertebra. y®"* «perience In his tteld, pionloa In tba paat. •me daughter of former Prez- Wo^bridge TAG SALE-FLEA MARKET quality! Is ready fSr the etert of the new and Middletown. He has de- 8IATUB1M.Y tt SUNDAY, SgaPT. U * U *1.33 'pM appaeranoaa by the poU- term of rellgtous Instruction on Ftee Admission to the PtMte Powurfiil, SLMlocl-m lientinp. unit ttatana la only a portion of the Sept. 13, registration day. Tlila tea University, in flor.il ilccnr.iteil cor.iinic Teaoherii Ooliege of Columbia Plente of Free Parking aftenioon’a eventa however, If also the week the church will yard of hw h ^ e liut w a^nd u„,â„jty th^ UnlveraltyN CLEANING&LAUNDERING CENTER pot tiLMts 11(1 coffee, te.i, sou|)s wtaleb will Include free refteeh- OfJ» BOSIBMONT — 8 o|Dto 8B — BOUTON •ilninst inst.intiv. reeume Ite two-earvlce schedule ^ waa b i ^ t to the ^ ‘al ^ Hartford. He will counsel in menta, eoda, beer, hot doge and at 9;8Q and 11 a.m. Sunday by her husband and 12. flood spsMie etui avaUable for 88.88 tor dealera fU B O T OMB) nembuigere; gnmea for adulta e MHJKOANK# SApam KB TB e P U B N in ** Thle Sunday a teacher’e work- *^**®*^®*- Hortung, who will be em- 80BCE ANTIQUES and children and entertainment ahop for nursery through elxth WATCH FOR IT IN 2 W EEKS I provided by two banda. Robb U a second-year law pioyed on a half-time basis, has Have Tear Tag Sole With Me 49e VALUE grade will be held at 10:80 a.m. student at the university. bQtjj a. Bachelor’s amd Master’s Foot Beeteti EsweUeiit Tlobete may be obtained from followed by a picnic for teach A hospital spokesman said from Southern Connecticut the Three Sane Service Center - You m g It — Wen Try To Sen » ers and board membere at.pie the Injury waa not serious and state College, and eight years ADDER OONPOSmOH at Leonaida Ctomer or from any CaU Early for Beat Booth Location lb. Combo paraonage at luxm. that 27-yeaiM>ld Mrs. Robb was of experience in counsellnsf. member of the town committee. On Sept. IB, a teacher meet- WAUT BUBNiarr — sts-gns — a n t t im k THEME BOOK Clialnnan of the event la ^'up and around." At Coventry Orammar 99 Oaotge Hiint, aoalatod by Km- - natlr Oowperttawtete and Dale TVywer. Whiter BtoleoU la In ohaige of Uohete and flnancea Portable Automatic Adding Machine while' Tlilfault baa handled the adds and subtract at the flick w a finger. publlolty and the Invltatlona. At accurate aa the axpantive professional PORK LOIN Billy WlUlanu, a former machines. Check, bank statamanta, houaa- ,lio|d bills, homework & figure income tkx. member of the Ink f^pote, will OrMt forTfbme, school, or office. 3% Tc 4Vi SSÎDE RULE SHEETS aerve oa mooter of oeremonlea x 3 V i. Boxed. lOVa" X 8" 5 HOLE PUNCH for the program and le In charge of the ontertalnmmt \ COMBO A reception committee oom- poead of Harold W. Qarrlty, BULLETIN BOAmi M OAIXOM MalooM, Kevin Oavonogh, JV>- SWING INTO FALL! oepb Rapoaa, John Tralnor, ONLY TRASH C A N Arnold Sbarge, Mr*. ICarllyn Dandurond, Mra. Oeorglanna W e Are pleased to WOW! come te^ the greatest LINERS Hampton, Regan and Thlfaiilt, ’ 2.88 will ba on band to welcome the collection of CAPEZIO feshioni SJ9 Veioe dlgnaterlea aa they arrive. U Deoonrtnr (M on TIm entire Democratic ticket ever! i r ’jcM*' Site In the Nov. 3 alactton, will be on H f . $1.7> bond to meet with tboee attend intem iptour ing the picnic. Fox, multi/red, blue, gold suede . . . .17.00 COVER GIRL Fermlte Tetel flM AM Farinlte leaned for the oon- Sahara, tan and red leather...... >17.00 CRAYOLA MEDIOATETD Btniobkin of alx addltlnnal new UQUID MAKB-UP BT H. bouaae boooted the value of NOXZEMA Soccer, multi/red, gold and blue . . . . 17.00 bulUUng permlte to flMAMl for CRAYONS the month of'Auguot, aoooidlng Chevy garage sale Assorted Shades A le y Cot, brown suede & .navy sueê 17.00 ONLY Oontelns S Boesta and Center Obope to a report eubmMtod by Build ing Inapeotor Chartee Sohuta. Expresso, navy, rust, pink suede . ..i.20.00 TIm new houae oonatiuctlon CBljQPFlANE permits aooounted for 4143A00 of the total amount, while mls- Shoe n'* boot shop, downtown only TAPE ceUenaoua oonetniotlon amount- " for a tax reduction. ad to m is s . BRISKET New bouse ocnatruotion petS mite were haued to BUow BuUd- 17* eiB for four bouMs to be built (UMET ONll) on (Hd Post Rd. Two of tba If the 7% excise tax is repealed by Congress, the ^ amount w il be' Iwueee were valued at fSB.OOO each; tba ottaar two at S3S.000 refunded to buyers of new 1971 Chevrolets purchased after August 15th. $1.79 VALUE CORNED BEEF pehh Jemee Ml. Oreen waa iseued Your Chevrolet .dealer has been August 15th. great year-end deal on any new 71 a permit to oonstnud e new ARRIU bouse on >Weber Rd. valued at having a garage sale to clean out Depending upoiTthe model, ‘ Chevrolet in stock. Now, the his stock of 1971 Chevrolets. A t this means an extra savings of up to ^ EXTRA-DRY nSiOOO. proposed excise tax rebate could Rlobard Oetlan of Rt. 74 was clearance prices. $200, which will refunded mean an extra savings. granted a permit to oonstruot a new houae valued at g3B,SOO. Now, the President has asked directly to.buyers by (Chevrolet. A proposed tax refund. ' U/MOW Other permlte laaued were to for repeal df the 7% Federal excise Your dealer was having a And a garage sale. Antbony Rogere, Vtiglnla Lena, tax on automobiles, effective garage sale and you could get a At your Chevrolet dealer’s. UNSCENTED or REGULAR 9 oz. garage glAOO; Vlaoent W. Bem- aidl, Buff Oqp Rd., a room, tWinMIlHIHIffFIlIRHtt HAM; Joim Way of Mile HIU & Rd., reoieetlon room fS,BOO; D« mIbs Bunoe, WUUe Orote, lb.HsMl Oat por^'4400; Douglas Faulty, Rt. 39e V A L U l M, gonge $4,000. Also, J o sm Duval, New Rd., ■». tool abed <300; Carey N. Her- fM , lU. AO, enoloetng oar port BOOK. • M.«v«s*s a — <400; Fronola Solilllli«er, Bax OUBOOBDUiD, ter St. pool <3,300; Donald IS SHBBTS A U i FUBFOCO: FAD lioMenwalaer, Oooea Lone, bam <1A00; Rlobard A. ZUln- WHOLE skes, Dookerel Rd., garage <1,- 300; niBebetti A. Banaeth, Omadvlsw Tanaoe, bedihom and bath addfUcn <3,<00; ttaxold Hall, Butt d t p Rd., garage <1,- PORK LOINS •00; Jeha Cbaaearl, elsotiloal earvloe, Butt Cap Rd.; <100; Dhvld L,. Iteutter, Orebaber Camafo Rd., poroh <3,000; Walter Fal- mar, Dunn HIU Rd., donuer Floral Dtoplay CM. One Flaoe Oonatnic. tton wUh Btegr Leek Tba Woman's jralhvwalilp of Oover, Flaelia Bad^ the Unltad COngragati«nal duirob wUl hold Its annuel Obriatmaa baaaar on Oct. 31 from 10 a.m. uatU 4 p.m. Tba tbama of tba event wlU be 'tSountry Store," eoeotdlqg CHICK to obelman Bevoriy OaUlo. Committee obalrmen are Sue Ik Buofcbouf, headlorafte; Claire ransoNAL Bunw, eewli«: osm n u Out ae deelrad Into Boaale and Oliopa white etepbent; Linda Mho- FbMMn, feod sale; Baibem •o xn Stane, odttee shop and Neiwy MolMod, publlolty. n t iB m D m . VFW Ontteg Tba Vtm poet will hold Its SPLIT annual ptonto Saturday frem HINDS SIDES

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HUm rlfPiitpr '^ e Encounter Contestants PArade, It may be the beginning of f. beauti (O oB lii^ frem Page Mx) €opttitt9 Ifprdd ful relatlonabip^ which both w ill reihem- bar|alning power with Egypt. ber aU the reet o f their Uvee, but today,., Priscilla Keeps Poise He WlU not sacrifice that bar- INC. on their flrat encounter. It b all a tlngdy gaimng power to satisfy Israel’s By BiU. COB specUL Interest, no matter how Mnd Of gueeawoik. (Herald Reporter) valid that special Interest seems The pupil may have thb or that ad Under a full moon, thousanda of vacationers visiting in Jerusatem, ir 1. isn vance Une on the teacher. the annual MiOs America Pageant in Atlantic City The view held at the highest thronged the famous boardwalk here last night for a leveb o t the Nixon admlnbtra. ■f The teacher may be, by-reputation, a three-hour Torchlight Parade that launched the week’s tlcn b that Soviet penetratlan atom dbclpUnarlan, in which caae the activitiefl, .------of the Arab world wUI stop only when the Arab-liteaeU dlqnito b pupil, while profeaaing to giraan at the Some 8,800 peraons and US rehearsab at 8 thb mora- indivldual unlta made the ,or the swimsuit compotl- ■ettbd. If refusal to assure proapect, b reaaeured and ralleêd, not b ra e l a continuing flew of fotir-mllo Une of march past ths tion and. T v production num to be under preaaure to try to find out revlawlng stand a t Oonvsntlon Pluuitoms makes brael more bers. Intransigent, bowing to braeU Juat where all the wavering Unea o t HSU, where the pageant finab Prelim inary compeUUon be pressure would end all chance PLAZA DEPT. STORE TBD _____^ ______wUl be televised Saturday night. gins tonight at Oonvontion Hall, claaaroom rulea are drawn. of extracting concessions from r « l7 « l- Amid the floats, bands, and with Sigma group performing In (We Have A Nolton To Please) _____ i o f aU Egypt. Even worse, It might ; or. not othor* It may be whl^>ered knoadedge that other unite, the 00 Mlaa Am er swlmsulU, Alpha In evening force President Sadat to try war E. MIDDU: TiPKi:. (Next to Popular Market) ------papor and abo tko the teacher has a soft spot for auch ica conteitants from evety gowns and Mu In talent. loM M m poMHliad hor^ against impossibb odds to re OPEN WED., THURS., iW . HU 8 1 S ropubUoaUco of apeolai d lf state In the nation rode in opm ’ PreUmirmry wlnnere in each and such an an>roach, or tln b hb or cover hb lost territory. BOB n a ro ln a ro a b o n o a o rrod . convertibles, smiling and/wav- category era announced after There the matter stertds to TIm her hair, or tana a habit of not calling on Ing to the cheers of Urn crowd. each nlghVe actlvitlee. Mbs ConnecUout,y Priscilla day, and American policymak WE HAVE ALL THE SUPPUES TO •iron « you if your hand b up early and eager, In mt Ann Doyle of Rookylile, rode In ers seem In no hurry to change. matter ' In which caae the pupil entera the re- mUr the last third o f ^ e parade but 80% Hare DiiAonum When den. Yariv, the brilliant MAKE YOUR SEWING FIRST CLASS btlonahlp conicloua o f aome advantage.' iJKOloa TimoB-WaaliInc- managed to rîbln poised and WAOHNOTON — Eighty per braeU IntelUgence chief, con smiling throughout, despite high ferred privately with Secretary Tracing WhMis Tailor Caialk The flrat aklrmbhlng b a one-alded • \ cent of UR, adults between 90 humidity and temperatures hov and 34 have earned a high of Defense Melvin Laird two encounter, since the pupil has at least weeks ago In the Pentagon, ering nea/ 80 degrees. The pa. school dlploina. In I960, only 64 Tradiur Fiver Pins A Needles Laird was firm against more SO alUea and asabtaiite In the buelneea rode bg^w at 8 p.m. and lasted per cent had. Oompored with 8 ^^gnWDH BDBIUU o r OIBODLA- Phantoms. Thus, the q>Ut b Sewinsr Guide Zippers, Threads A Tape AVUn of finding out things and evaluating the untU.Ofter U. per cent a decade ago, persone soUdifying and Israel may s ectlon siens that control your town knows he’s one o f the most hon there, a pupil will discover sometoing a the free world today.” Z' fofe the arrival of Aesbtant 8e^ raeli air force. by the President's Middle-Bast and your future in It. We have est, sincere and conscientious pupU never dreamed could be true with retary of State Joeepb Sbccîn Dayan put hb motion to a expert was designed to show of our town directors. Bvsn the The “work ethb” helped and waa part, reached the time vdien we must' ^tob particular teacher. Now and then a Israel In bte July, laraeU/De- formal vote In the cabinet. Vot Sisco that any pullback from 'RoliubUcans siqppartod idte by of the pnoceaa, and It baa alwaya been fense (Minister (Mbehe Dayan ing with Dayan, the most char- . the natural barrier of the canal vote for the person not the Beg. $169.^^ $129. Sale $220. teacher dbeovere a lO-year-dd toqgood party bbel of Republican ot refiising to pass the motion OF MANCHESTER our own favorite way of how tried to gain .cabinet îproval ismatlc leader In Mrs. Meir’s* and the Bar-Lev defense line made by Director FltageraM to be true. Teare later, lo(dd|i^' back fo r a taard-hns policy that would cabinet, was Shimon Peres, the could be suicidal. To make the Democrat. One third of the y o we turned a pronbed land Into a ' te n are registered indepeivdent and Mconded by Mrs. Fsrguson through g(dden and silver hkM, they re have put UA.-Israell relations, extremely able mlnbter of risk tolerable, in the Israeli in a seemingly poUtloal move pronbed land. But we have abo been already badly frusled, Into transportation and communica view, the delivery of m c «« and which shows dbbellet in either member each other. with respect and party. The reason for thb may because she was annoyed at Dl-, hiclgr, and we have abo conquered our acute erbb. / tions and peihape Dayan’s sUU more U.S. arms must be rector Pletriantonlo from an affeetten. Dayan propoeed that the gov closest poUtlcal ally. assured. be explained by recent state- continent by the employment of vicea earUer poUtlcal reporte*. He. ernment of Prime Ulnbter Qd- The proposal lost rather bad Although Sisco's visit Im menb o f both Town Chairmen. aa well aa vlrtuea. Mr. DobUn was quoted as was doing hb job exprsialng siiiiiKiii'inuH fm u'i da Melr infdm the United ly, but Its sponsorship by Dayan pressed him rather forcefully concern about the hamjHiig of States that / Sbeo In effect saying ”aU/ the Inoumbenb Still, our preaent doubt b not over raised the most serious policy with the strategic Importance the garbage contract. Even Mr. /' should cancel h b projected dip hove served well and have what the work ethic haa in our To Vote For What You Get question between the Nixon ad of the canal, which he had never O’NelU admitted the dbeuseton Standuxl Sofa lomatic ndlsloa to Israel unless proved a i i faith in them.” Yet Jr. Sofa ministration and the Heir gov seen before, it has not led to took {dace before awarding the paat, but over what It ahould BdU mean A^ gentleman from Indiana wrote a let he had e»lkortty to break thq Rep. Dteiald Ctenovesl voted for Reg. 2297. Sale 2287. ' Reg. 2816. Sale $268. ernment since Secretary of State any change in the Nixon ad contract wM6h does show pre to ua. deadlock in Israel's favor over the/iitBte income tax that orig- ter to the ed itor'Of toe Wall Street Wimam P. Itogera launched the ministration about the central meditation. Since then Mr. Bot- question of moi4> Phantoms, for iRtiJly passed by only three WATKINS OWN tf The Preaident himaelf deaorfbed the Journal the ctoer day. /" ______U.S. peace plan in 1969. For UoeUo has compblned of Israel’s powerful air force. votes. In the trailer session he what Dayan was proposing special treatment to the Am kind of doubt that haa rben- '‘Recently,” RTto a few ehort wonb, Robert S. The reason for that b that the voted with the Democrats on /X Thought for T o ^ y amounted ty nothing less than contractor. There seems t o ^ he aald, “we have aeen that work ethic U.S. looks at the Middle Bast most issues. So he served the Kunkei, cf Mlclilgan City, majuged to /hpcnsored'by the Manchester ,a squeeze plan on Presldmit a smell of more than garbage\ net with the special, narrow Democrats w ^ l Then the Re / ■ ^ come under attapk, We bear votcea aay- Mim iq> toe great common esqierience Council of Churches Nixon; I f you don’t give us a involved In the matter. Y et Dl- 1___ I...... vision of a single country — publican Town Committee ad- gusumitee of an open pipeline , rector FHsgerald came to the Ing that it b Immoral or matertelbtic of thb generaUan of American voters. Israel—but with the mixed per mlte, by Its actions, that It •‘Q lv li«” for the Phantom, we won’t defense of a town employe end Jumbo Sofa Sofa (84”) to atrlve toe an ever-hlgher atandard of spective of b rael, the Arab hasn’t one single person smart “With hla recent actiona,” wrote toe make any more concessions on not the people he waa elsctfd to Reg. 2887. Sale 2810. your Suez Canal Interim peace countries and, far more Import enough or capable enough to Reg. 2846. Sale $277. Uvlag- We are told that the deelre to get dbUIualoiM^ Hbosler, "Prestdent N h ^ . "H eal the sick, raise the npresent. Thb b not tbo first plan. ant, Washington's own perspec run os a 'tow n clerk so they ehead muat be curbed, becauae it will dead, cleanse lepers, cast out time he has turned on hb fal CUSTOM MADE UPHOLSTERIES haa new faithfully delivered.on almoai If Dayan, Peres and other tive. endorse a Democrat. Again demons. Tou received without low Democrat but It was tho leave othera behind. U^per cent of toe Hubert Humphry pay, give without pay.” top Israeli political leadbrs had Thus, tlie President b simply they served the Democrats been bluffing about thb squeeze well. Thb b on insult to all worst. Hb first loyalty ahrays/ “We are told that Ifdoean’t matter putform of 1988. ^ We have an Idea that we pay not interested In maintaining Two beautiful and practical choices are yours; play, the extraordinary Dayan Republicans. The Boiurd of aeems to be with the’adniifi» ' whether Am erica contfaaiea to be No. i for everything we get and yet Israel forever as the moat pow be It Early American or the veraatile Lawson motion In the cabinet could be tratlon, not the people vMib bay LAWSON “It is much toe aame pertovinance do we? Did you ever pay ad erful country in the Middle East Bducatlon controlled by the Ro- the bUb. In the world economically and that we dbmlssed as a tactical diplo publicans won’t even talk to upholstery groups . t .. they’re here at Watkins GROUP as LiBJ delivering almost 100 per cent mission to see the glory and at the cost of losing all'u.A Rteteod of (Mending the dl- . . for a short time oiUy. Both groups are ahoul4 realgn ouraelvea to being No. 8^ beauty of sunrise or sunset? matic ploy. the people thty rspreim t until cf toe Ocidwater platform of 1964. But far from bluffing, Dayan (See Page Seven) forced by petition. Then they reotor who was doing hb job avaUable in a large selection of fabrics includ or No.' 8 oe even- Nb. 4. We Bee acme To hear the happy sounds of a Dirsetor Fltsgerald said he had ""It b becoming evident that the only baby or the love of those dear was expressing what b becom just listen but ignore the wishes ing Early American piiiits. Contemporary Chair Liove Seat memhera of dDpdvantaged groupa be ing a cardinal tenet, of Israel's of the people. Who are they fun trust In Mr. (PNeUl’a word. prints, solids, florals, damasks . . . just about Reg. 2149. Sale 2119: Reg. $225. Sale 217^ way to get toe platform you want b to est to you? Do you pay for the Does that mean he doam’t tniM ing told'to take the wdfare road ra ^ r privilege of prayer or worship policy in the simmering Arab- serving then, themselves, thslr any pattern or color to fit your decor. Prices vote for the guy on the other tloket” hb fellow director? From my than die road of hard work, a^-reUance —or for forgiveness in the IsraeU conflict; That without poUtlcal party, maybe, but not illustrated Indicate starting fabrics, Grade I. This b, of coune, a alight exaggera-‘ public 'displays of strong U.S. Herald the people. own expertqnoe of attandliig and aelf-reapect.” Savior, Jesus Christ? These uphotetmred noupa offer features gener support for Israel, coupled with Mr. Oimmlngs was quoted os m««tlnga I feql Dliwotcr Pbtrl- tkm. Many of the most precious ally unknown to this priced merchandise . . . I f Agalnat all tbb, the Preaident apoke enough hlgh-vblU lity arms to Yesterdays saying “ The Democrat mlnorl- antonlo knows whit ho U talk r values in life coih.e as g ifb of convince the Arabs of over ing about and b just and fa ir in features such as. select, kiln-dried hardwoods dd for tboae ofû for wbom work Itaelf b Tou can tell Humphrey isn't President Ood and He wanU us to share ty on the board stands shoulder, /ifufiiunm rinnnm whelming Israeli superiority, Is doing what he boUevea b right. of IV i inch stock with joints doweled and re- iiM ri’iii'i'kinn'i'tu'i because thb President eometlmas atop# these with others. Blessings 25 Yean Ago to-ihoulder In unity and don't atlll aomethl^^'^Qf a aaoroaanct privl- rael won’t risk on interim Suez On the other Jiand Mr. CNeUl Infonsed with eempr bliicks. such as mercy, love, comjpas- IM 'anyone tell you otherwise. Jr. Sofaj ! Standard Sofa telMng. Canal ’ settlement except on Sunday; no Herald. ■ when askei|jtor .Infbnnatlon will loga, fo^Whoae oppbPt^tbe, and even skm, kindness, joy, and pa- A Our ttiTM UrBotom ToU' could tell Oddwater wasn't Preai- terms totally unacceptable to often say he dbian’t know, can’t Special Reg. $ m . Sale 2209. R « : 2286. Sale $229. for whoae drudgertea, wk'^qhould be tietace .are so much needed and 10 Years Ago themselves to the day to day dent because hb InlUale would 'have Eqypt. **“ »*«»••• o f the town.'; “ WeU, 1 rmnember, or hasn’t tha facto W IN G GROUP Reg. Sale grateful. .-are ours to give. How much are , In -attempting to convince on liand. Tliedrsfore I would been BO. we doing for others? J. H. Butler Oo. of Dover, for one wUl teU you otherwise. Nonetheleaa, the Preaident do^n^ President Nixon that thb b hard N.H. b apparent low bidder for H„they are united, then It wlH doubt hb abtllty to romamlMr CH AIR ' 1159. 2129. Sofa (84”) “ Ood, help us to open our Israeli ix>Ucy, not a negotiating the discussion soouratsly^ quite carry the day. Some of ua have de hearts an aomewhat damomlbliig thought that hasa vnload throughout our history, and taka plaoo at lha olovarlasf lo- tosrs have always hsan propbsts tvho 1 ii- Round or Square Arm Styles \ pktod at South Main Mroot. maybe hard work alone oan't aolve our saw Amsrloa aa an airsady lulnsd op Oiarter Oak Strati. Tho aon* Duo-foam Latex Cushions * future proUema. portunity. Tha ssnas of comq^tion mony ehould Iasi ona-half hour. HaiKl Tied Seat Springs house...! hi Ihb doubts Preaidant Nixon b a hslghteasd by tbs Vistnam Waa has ear- It b hopad Uial a tsrga mim. rted thb aoursd eyaageUsm much fur- bar of poopio wlU| bo state lo CHOICE OF FABRICS 1 prints, textures; all In adrrtng evaageilat of the old valuea, and tosr. Now ws tend to exoliangs sarUer attend u ib aval starting i ^ e covers. of the Mad of human nature ha compiaoefades for a new vanity of ha- LAW SON GROUP I Add 110.00 ip above prieee aaotibaa lo thalr oiw. Put the itevhig that Amsrloa Is the wont anuaw Uordlalty,! Imr T Cushkm Style. aatlCBS, and ws search to locate tha Walter A./Bteitteeey, alUl to that, attfeeugh human nature b went villains within tost worst Amsrlf allU pwtty muoh what It alwaya haa oa. ~ HARVARD PROrUSSOR AND -Manafeaalor Chamkor 99$ Main Street, Maneheeter g| Open • A.M. to OilO P,M. Tueblay ihru Returday e ’Tburediv MMI iMdiyf Rveiaaga tiU 9 PJI. • Ckogid Mendijye e Phone •42-6171 AUTHOR DAVID RIIISMAN IN A «r fkaninirOo badh, amuaalaMaa ar|i daoreeliig that I ■ ' . V a . ■ ' • y SraBOH AT IH B UmVBRinT Of i m m 9 . ffhrVr Uli future wlU ba dlfferant. PBNNSn.VAjaA, PHILAOBUWA. Majror ' t ' •

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The Board of Directors lost terprises; atolietlc events spon- Bprinr Byln(ton, the motherly wonderful boy.” Fulbright Scholar pointed to revise toe ordl- In real life ahe waa divorced, Wale*. LAWYKl^’ nlght for a second time tabled *®»‘e{; ^ Ferguson served on that com Door Mirrors - Medicine Cabinets - Special Work for her role aa the often acat- Ifovemments of the United gegdemic year collectors everywhere. Section I. Vacationers: Beware! late epeclal ovento in toMm. 7arr aaked who would deter- mittee. A nauCe of Colorado Springa, hmda to provide In the town la defined aa a “hoped for Det. Grover Will Meet features 4,617 atampa showing conaldered again soon or ever mine if 4,000 people could be ex- Farr said today" “In all prob terbrai&ed but wlae mother-in> To give hit family a aummer-^ CoUeotar*s Itema liM. Ralph Qraver, M, of SM A Democratic Campaign stations, tunnql*, bridges, rail- , again seemed unclear laat night, pected at an event. He said ability I ’ll direct that commlt- Danish PIntea time treat, Emeat piled them into' Hartford Rd., a detective with J !S L ‘"b.*^Bri‘Sl*J?1a“ ‘d e ^ ''S peoê. “'"wrector Donald WelU aald, Committee meeting will be held He ne la uiethe aonaon«» of Atty. —and - ••••-■ Mr*. . . . maonle way maps, engines, . railway ' Whether toe ordinance will be that toe proposed law would be tee to go back to work.’’ Monchestwr PreoMenttal ^ ^ m b e r Bride, la dead at ly Under the " I ■»»” a trailer and drove to a nearby M9-4SZ1 the Manoheater Police Depart tonight at 8 at Democratic Woaley O. Gryk of 80 Ftaiwri St., agalnat car*, railway tracks, signals, -f J ™ "" "V" ^ No one seemed particularly anx difficult to enforce. Decanten . . V .. K.,-. nnmiwnv in nenver a noun ployment Act recently paaaed concern.” He aupported the ap- rs. Ferguson expressed, ment, died auddenly yeaterday 4 headquartera in the Wiq>|ring a I9e7 gradu|ite of Blaat Catholic qâre lia probably a ne etc. They are Hated alplibeti: I***?' Renting apace in a erallcr, ious to -act on toe proi>osal. Nnllne M ^ Bylngton, who h a d ^ m S u c i d J S byCbngreaa, ♦1#8,888.50 haa pUcaUon with reiiâtloha. ^>ark, he lettled down for Iwoy Farr suggested that the ordl- res (.rvatlons ftoout the re'vlsed Eottmates Gladly* Riven at hla home. He ynm taken by Profeaalonal Center at 1788 Bll- High School, and In June w- cepUon for A*■“* m e r ^ oally by country. Section U "Right now It’s dormant,” Eeprodaettena '.Mrefree weeks. nance might not be needed Norris said, “My ob- ambulance to Miatioheater Me- ^ v e d a BA, magna cum Uude, there than In any o t ^ o o u i^ cross reiferencea by arrange- Mayor James Farr said today, Open Than. A Fri. tIU 8 PJI. ’4lut on the day of departure, When he rhetorically asked If was to eliminate toe - Sat. tiU 8 P M . moalal Hoapltal where he waa day after a brief IHneaa. The committee will hear re- In hlatory and Uterature from î WeaUm or Raateni IB u r^ ment according aub-toplca. Tlie Directors walvered be PtestUa ks Mask In She launched her 88-year ' ***** **^*** Mate Jobe for ,truck with more town employ- Erneit came down with a gallop toere 'were a large enough masslv^typetype thing.” He aug- pronounced dead. Although ahe iîpeared porta from Mra. Diane Smith of Harvard Unlverrity, i vtalted becauM o ^ e l r c i ^ to tween whether or not such an %" . 8/ir • %” "Railway Stamps’’ is avail ing cate of poison ivy. In fact, it plece of land in town which geated ^ I ln g the matter and, 54 McKee S».. Moneliester Det. Ghtover waa In the poUce more than 80 atag^'playa and c*r®er with "Beggar on Horae- Bobert * * ",?*?**’ 183 Northvlew Dr. on the Demo In accepting the .FuIUriiît with PoUah people to tnie able at $6 from toe American was so severe that he determined ordinance la neceasary in Mon- would make It profitable for with mori^ direction from the (Off Center St.) Stock Sheets or Cot Slaee department for the h it 18 mom than 76 featJm W la , her back,” In iMi. ^ r n ^ 1 1 1 not going to vote cratic booth for the Wapplng- »ward, Gryk,la deferring hla country.” m . oIo« v Topical Association, 3808 North lo claim damages from the man dhoeter and It so whether or not someone to run a Powder board, toe committee yaam. “Re wae a very eatable role aa Lily Ruakln In “Decern- The movlea took Mlaa Bylng- a h ^ mlU Increj^ *2L!5*!S Fair and Thomaa Griffin of 464 plana to attend either'Harvard comparing poUUoal 60th Street, Milwaukee, Wls. agement of the trailer park. toe proposed ordinance would Ridge. go back to on It. ber Bride,” which b ^ in 1962 ten from the atage In 1988 when ^ Avery St. on the progreaa made or TaV# Law School. TTile eum- the two countrlee he^ 68216. ^ accompliah Its original purpose l&G QANIM ILUE PLATES on radio and went to televlalon «he made “UtUe Women.” thla. but I can underatand the “The poison ivy was growing Director Carl Zinsser echoed Four memt of toe public cn the parade float. mer, he waa employed by the year, Gryk amd, y"™ " - t o prevent a Powder Ridge In in 1964-80, brought her to Among h «: other movlea were thinking." right there on the premises," “I can’t con-, were unanlmc ogaiiut the 1971 MOTHER'S DAY PLATES — $11.00 of the .act. Funding for the pro ------... Meetinga with Democratic of- federal govemmMit at the Sihall munlam haa been to Ru»“ *W prominence. In the Good Old Summer- ■He continued, “We owe It to holdera and the Democrat- Bualneaa Admlnlatratlan dlatriot more than 60 yeare. The people Emist charged in court. "It was Manchester. celve of a Powder Ridge com- ordinance toe Issuance 1971 XMA^ DAY PLATES --$14.50 gram remaiha In effect until Acknowledging that the ordi In filma rile uaually. . played . time,” "Mutiny on the“•» «««•.-Boun- unemnlovment dlna be- tbe»® people.” lo platform Committee headed office to Hartford. Mcm to be more behind tneir 1-84 Opens up to them, as owners of the land, Ing Into Manchester,” he said, of a license for artêvent would motherly - o r grandmotherly ty,” “The Ctiarge of the light oer cent for three con- Pletrantonlo abetained from py Town councilman Robert The Fulbright program,.auth- ideology and are ”*® **,*® P ^ to get rid of it.” nance would be "no cure-all,” "I predict the ordinance is be In the hands o f ' ^ general By 8YD KRON18H However, the. court decided Atty. John ^ e a Jr., town coUn' never going to bo used,’/ manager and not to^Board of rolea. She waa Mickey Rooney’a Brigade,”------•• and “Pleaae Don't aecutlve monthe. ^ voting on the appUoatlon aaytog, gmlth have been held to formu- oriiJd u n d « P u w lo ^ w gl-a68. “ “ {C ^ m u n la U c . Only t h ^ , A P Newafeatures flrat mottier In the Andy Hardy ® »t the Dalriea.” “Everything here la not clear jato the 1971 platform. A report ner cent of the Polea are p a ^ Tom orrow that Ernest had no legal kick eel, said that having the ordl- agreed Director William Fits- Directors. The four w en Frank O’Marra haa been iqppolnted TTie fight against drugoise, or coming. nance on the books would faclli- Qoraid, but he was quick to Luplen, 21 Sunset St\ Dr. filmkJUIlk aerieaWAAV* of the AWV»1980a «UtUand lat- ALMSrAfter “December A^WCaitUVA Bride”DIAUe WOahe rlaeaeV ««k\ ttlA Anibll me.” A -.aw**we*motion by - him------to«ULVU» of the IM atatua UtO |Pm of UVnil the platform AS la S e m C m -'r^ er appeared aa Rooney'a moth- played a aupporting role In the a,,, hv irH ^v t“***® the matter until Thuraday alao acheduled for tonl|fiita populatim grudgingly tolerates rather abuse. In this country _ , i,. j . ... “The city dweller who chooses I tate court proceedings If ever a once, BYederiok Bptuilding, 14 Myrtle cation, which la due by Friday. has received additional Impetus tomorrow is toe day for toe er in the 1M9 film “The Big weatem televlalon aeriea, “La- night waa defeated by a meeting. to spend his Vacation in the great Powder Rldge-type situation ^ yyoujd be worth having on St.; former town police N êf In qUte of the aaaurancea wltlr toe forthcoming Issuance l®n«-awalted opening of the new outd'ôrs,” said Ihe court, “must Wheel.” ramie.” vote, with dlrectora WllMam Anyone Interested In worittog ** At Harvard, Gryk wa* eleotad were to occur In tewn. Bhea the books. He called some of Herman Schendel, 218 Spr “I alwaya feel maternal to- A family apokeqman aald' pri- from Welaa and O’M a i ^ aev- jpnêrald, Jon Norria, and Mra, of a new stamp for this cause. 7.2-mlle section of Intersteto 84 assume the risks of the outdoors? acknowledged that the ordi the problems anticipated by St.; and Burton Pearl, eral directors expreaaed con- > to the campaign la asked to at- to Phi fieto Kappa a n d was the ward my acreen children,” she vat© funeral services were Vlvlan Ferguson supporting tend the meeting or contact The new stamp will have Its in Manchester and Bolton. The such as mosquitoes, snakes, poison nance would not prevent such some Directors, such aa In- Woodland St. cem about being atuok with .i. i. v recipient of the Detur Prtie and aald after “Wheel.” “And I'm pending.' DemocraUc Campaign Oommlt- T?* pub**® *s ‘"vlted to toe 11 a.m. -Ivy. and other natural conditions events from happening in town, 1 « « « » p . , the Bdwatd Whitaker and D^Mity Mayor William ^ Diana tee Coordinator, Dennis Moynl- ribbon-cutting ceremony, which "ot found in the urban com- but it would allow some regula €d employea after the federal John Harvard Soholarsh^. Ha IZ'L became lU early to last night'* ban of 78 Birch HUl Dr. . buM Prevention W e ^ (Oct. 8- .,,^ 1 ^ j,gj^ Charter Oak- ">“"11 *»■ .... , , tion of them. funds are terminated. „ __. ____ . served as chief drama oritto of 12th ANNUAL Police Chase Suspects to M mmI Bowrd 9). The vertical 8-centor depicts g g f cloverteaf of 1-84. Still, even in the “great out- He explained that last year’s D & Li WHRB, the ooUege radio star Dliector Anthony Pietran- ^ figure of a young girl F. Farr will be d®®” ” ‘be vacationer does not HNE sto r es o f f a s h io n leave. The flret day of school to tlon, and was active to ssveral trouble in Mlddlefteld, site of tonlo expreaaed tlie fear, “If s e a ^ on toe ^ n d with her master of ceremonies, and assume risks he could not reason- A list of proposed Jobe 'wUl be South l^ndsor this year was otganlsatloiis to Improve condi Powder Ridge, was complicated RED BARN AUCTION the municipality were to hire head o g ^ t her arm. The Thomas MesWU wlU cut ably forese^ In another case, a the ^riilte collar workers, we submitted with the appUcatton, uneventful with only a few tions to the Massachusetts pris by toe fact that toere was no words Prevent Drug Abuse” jê ribbon, flhort speeches are ‘^n'Per Yellowstone National Hebron Center Bead — Haute 86 Armed Pair Robs would end up retaining 80 per proNems’’ n p o ^ on system. code or ordinance In that town th©™*' cd the board that einoe they wlU by School Manager Richard appea^bove ^ depressed fig- planned by the governor. State Park was bitten by a rambunc SAT., SEPT. 11 — 10;86.A.M.-6:80.P.M. pant nf Asohiilebop Sehelar which gave toe local authorities cem or uiem. ^ appropriate the money Hausaman. lire. The girl re p rin ts the gen. Dave Odegarf, Chamber tious grizzly bear. Park rangers the power to regulate toe event. Lae R. Orerer Weiss and O’Marra explained At BICHS, he was an Arch had reason to suspect that a dan Bain or Shine for each poelUoh, they wlU have Those attending the Board of ImeUnem and d e s ^ r of one Commerce President Walter Farr leust night maintained, “I that under the regulations of the <^[>tlon to chainge the Jobs to Education meeting last night bishop Henry Ji O'Brien Sobol- gerous bear was at large, but . Auctioneer: Bob Hendrickson detective,” Police Chief James Cumberland Store with a drug dependence prob- Morrissey, and State Tmnspor- agree with the intent of the ordi the act, the town must offer be fiUed. given the grand tour of ar, received a National Marit they had given the camper no spe M. R e a rto said tUs mocning, w en ^ tatlon Commissioner A. Earl nance,” he added, “I see a few Antiques, Botttea, Books, Bods, Cribs, Tools and Shrnba Two armed men robbed the Cumberland Farms Dairy baif of the vacancies which There Is a procedure to 0 ,^ ;^ o o l since changes Soholaraliip, and was named Postmaster General Wlnton wood. cial warning about the situation. “and reqwetod by hla col shortcomings.’’ — ANYTHINO AND BVEHYTHINO — in-the town to pecpie om- amend the appUcation, O’Marra vvere made to bouse the to- one of two state Presldanttal Accordingly, a court held the leagues.” Store at Center and Trotter Sts., last night, and escaped M. Blount hopes the stamp will Rabbi L,eon Wind of Temple The proposed ordinsmee wquld Befreshments — Lunch — Food A Apron Sale ployed under the program if Scholars of 1987 by Pros. federal government liable for the In December 1988 Grover 'was with an undetermined amount o f cash from the safe, euld- creasing number, of students. make toe public more aware Bath Sholom wUl give toe In- regulate events with over 4,0(K> GOME AND MEET OLD FRIENDS they are qualified for the Job. Mayor James Farr supported n decided ttie future Lyndon B. Johnson. Oiyk w*s accident. The court said ' ihcr n e cleik, Hubert Meyers, of drug addiction Is a menace vocation, followed by a rendition attendants. It would exclude appointed a probationary regu- ...... In > aw* aa* ^ .. .. cem for every American. Band. filling bo i>er cent of town Tlie an>Ucatlan wa* author!*- ______manager’s ______office* have______its purpose ______the ______culUvaUcn of Speaking Club, treasurer of the as to whether he wished to incur included clasaee to the Hartford oU^sr lifted his shirt to expose .Collectors desiring first day ppliowlng the,ceremony, some vacancies during the program ed by a 7-0 vote, with Pietran- mwed there fmm prevl- ôod*^wlU And M^ f toe United “First Day Covers Prevent ton, and Savin Bros, of Bloom- ^**t ®** Center St.. A hlgji- estimates at the Sept. 31 meet Scholarahlps, Gryk will have all ”Nation* Aaaoolatton ‘ and won Drug Abuse Stamp.’’ Do not field. The Chamber of Com- man had found and removed sev Region Council of Govern ing and will pass on their rec gold key to the Schoteatio Writ- eral broken'bottles on the beach Det G iw er was bom Dec. * 1 ^ ^ his expenses paid by toe gruit. send personal udieoks In pay- merce Is coordinating toe event. ments, oi^Mstog “a poaitlon For Building Inspector ommendations to the Town The U.S. goven u n ^ wlU pro- tog ConteM; received the St nearby. But he had neglected to as, 1981, to Medtonl, Mass., the * 2 ^ ment. Cover requests must be ______. / i eak cf AUen P. and Mary EUm “ **• **»« Cheney Technl- against the governor regarding Council for approval. vide all transportation cost*, a* Bonaventure Award for Bxcal- postnmrked no later toon Oct. find out whether any of the glass The town of Bolton la sfUI Included in the evening’s busi well a* tile expense* of aq tol- tenee in Journalism; and at- . Remember to use your zip bad found its way into the water. Coyne Grover of Medford. He a recent announcement that he ness. 6 Manoheoter Evening Herald tial orientation period. The Po- tended the Catholic University Lodge Plans The woman later sued the nôced to accounting at the ** *■ wlU cut more than »2S million t^ytog to make arrangements Finally, the bourd plans to code on your return envelope. - L. ^ V ... 8o«tlr Windsor correspondent, Usb *government ^ 0™ will contribute Summer Joumallam Institute lit owner of the resort for damages, foSteTHUlyer O o U ^^ln Hart- f®*****;® from state -assistance to towns ------to cover the - vacancy------for the Ladies Night . D+L KING'S Involved In the holdup. poet of building inspector 1968. The Republic of ChlA/on Tai and the court ruled in her favor. and cities.’’ and a monthly Btiptshd for tool- For two years, Oiyk wrote a wan has completed Its series of The court said her injury was not KOFSKY MAI?T1N Ltd. Durtog Wtorid War n he eerv- **** *be latest of three created by the resignation of pertain to educatian. I . _w. rt.. -M.I, robberies within a year at that The executive committee dentals. weekly column, “Tales of Con- 12 stamps hailing the “Occupa/ Ladles Night 'wUl be observed due to any hazard of the great LLI milk store, the previous one John WUInauer last month. Bake Sale Dlvlston to Pacific Theater and ' the council meets tonight to de Gryk will leave Sunday from necticut,” which Kppesred cn tlons of toe Twelve Months by Friendship Lodge of Masons outdoors, produced by Nature, cide what If any action or post- The — ------selectmen had appointed The Bolton Tigers’ Cheerlead- T w o Judges , MILES SEARS the nth Airborne Division to ?®®***™^ *" Bradley International Airport too Saturday editorial page of Paintings.” The designs are on TTiursday, Sept. 16, at toe ‘® plain and.simple careless- Janan. two men, one with a sawed-off Uon the couiw^ ahould take on Robert FluMger to flU the poet ^ ^ u a d w U lh^d a and spend a week In tveidon and 'Hie Herald. Gov. lliomae MeeklU’e recent untU potential appUcaiite could Sunday ae part of tiie S w b a il based on famous hanging Masonic Temple. The (Master’s "®“ ’ •’V Stockholm before arriving In At the age of IS, he recetvad During the Korean c o n f l i c t he ' W l t e f t W . budget cute. be screened, but It was learned Jambonee to be held 1 to 4 B o w O u t O f scrolls cm Jjy ®®“'^ Club of the lodge Is in charge An American Bar Association SIMMON^ THOM McAN Germany with the ^ ^ ® o c c u r^ about Poland. an Eagle Scout award aa a during the Ch’l^ -lu i^ I t e ^ e feature by WlU 4Srd Infantry Division and at- _«*«> *«^thln mtout^ -even The Connecticut Conference eariler this week that tiie ^ He was selected by The Ex- member cf TToop 130. He also (1786-1796), reports toe World ®1 the evening. Bernard. TREASURE Cny WT GRANT cf Mayors and the Connecticut m«*t *»e served by a certified Student Suit peiiment to International Liv- *ie*<*s the Ad Alters Del and Wide Philatelic Agency. A potluck is planned for, 6:80. . telned the nmk of sergeant ma- ®'Y» * ® " ^ "® ® ’ Education Association are plan- buUdtog to ^ c to r at all times, that the girls wUl use proceed* -fl /■ TTie entire series began with After a short business meeting, American Bar Association Jor. He wa* a past commander *»“t **“ ** A lto ^ h E lu k lger has served ,t**® *«*® to d e fiy the coat (Oonttmied from Page One) tog of Putney, Vt. to spend the ^°Pe Plus X n Catholic Scout- 'HASH ^ member of the American ™ ® t**® “ “ ning to teat the cuts In the summer of 1970 In PMand and *UF awards. "the Issuance of three stamps a prog;ram of entertainment will a* ImUdtog im ^ t o r In EUtog- ®^l“*P“ ®®* '®* ______Legion, member of the Veter- entered the store a sk l^ f « courts. eteidien . Wlsner, representing Russia. Gryk said that he lived ------late last year. They have been be presented by Temple CJiap- ons of Foreign Warn, the Veter- d«arettes, then one pulled the Memhera Invited ton, he could not hold the poet ** ,_ the students, said “a pattern of tho” aiIil^'of' a professor released In groups of three ter, OES. It will bei "The (Pink '' NEW-t - - BXXpnNO very .M OouncH of Manchester and P**tol. ■ Meyer* tMd police he Farr Is not on the executive to Bolton without taking w m ^ ^ t ^hosteasea durtog discrimination” against student economics at the Utoveralty Manchester Area stamps, saluting toe four sea- Lodge. the A r ^ a v y «u b . He was beritatod to open the Safe, but committee, but all of the coun- ther teste, according to Flrat jamboree, are Cathy voting appUcante exists to New cklanak and spent the rest of sons. The final trio Is for au- Dessert ■will be served after NATURAL HEALTH recMitly appointed safety ©hair- on® of them men kicked bis cU members have been Invited Selectman Richard Morra. captain; Ametto Thornton and Haven and would be docu- h|g traveling to the two tumn. the program. For reservations, special man of the state VFW. leg, and he cmnpUed. to attend this meeting. The selectmen hope to make Ruth Morin, ccHsaptalns; Martha mented by the plaintiffs them- countries and observing life. Teen Charged __ :— contact Dale Mottram, Master’s FOOD SHOPPE/ Det. Orover was also a mem ------r —- Farr’* letter read*: temporary arrangements with Kendall, Karen Manning,Pam selves to testimony before -xhe most Interesting thing In Break: At For topical collectors who Club president," 31 Dougherty ber of the Rod and Gun Club, ”I regret that previous com- Wllnauer to assist them part- muto, Laurie Holcombe, Mary Blumenfeld. about the country (PMand),” specialize in railway stamps, a St. and past chairman and member State Woman mltment. will not permit me to time through the four to six Robbins, Joan Ratalc, Jantoa Testimony .to the case got un- ê commented, ' ”U how they FREE DRESS of the PermonMit Memorial Day attend the executive meeting on weeks It takes to hire a re- Ryba, Laura Walsh, Sheri derway at the limdi hour, with cope with hlatory and' their gov- Gas Station Committee. He was ch alm w Wednesday, Sept. 8. plaMment. ^ Young, Gail Sarchioi^ and the shidents themselves taking emmerit. It to a country almost AT.i A Manchester youth was ar of the program to the pork last Heads NO W “As a Council member, I If on arrangement with MTU- ^ e rry Richardson. Annie John- the witness stand, totally destixyed by war. Ist- rested at 4:48 a.m., today ty Memorial Day and read the list (OonUnoed from Page One) wish the record to reflect that nauer is not feasible, Mmra ke will again be mascot for the Bighite-five per cent of both of 'veterans who bad died since I am opposed to taking a poel- said, assistance may be sought Tigers. \ Wai^tew and, Gdansk, frxrmerty Coventry PoUpe officers who, IMS the pnvlovm Memorial Day. He ed to free-lance to _ give herself tion against the govmmor re- from the town of Glastonbury,' Bulletin Board , were destroyed in while on patrol, discovered a was a Red d o e s first aid in- more time for Nt>W. Bôre she gardtog a recent annoimcement uhirii has offered to make one The Junior Women’s d ub will N ixon Bids The philosophy of the break In progress at Ernie’s t t structor for several yecua. left, however, she filed a com- tqat he will cut more than $28 of'its inspectors avallaUe to the meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at St. > o p le is to Uve very much fw asso Station on Rt. 44A In Cov- Besides his parents, he leaves plaint against the firm, ebarg- milUon from state assiatance to town until WUlnauer’s replace- George’s Church, on Rt. 44A. the moment, they are api^ticii &X j his wife. Mrs. Muriel Farris ing It irlolated federal anti- towns and cities. ment Is named^ —^----- For Backing and are most Interested to hav'®“ ' entry. Grover; four sons, Robert A. discrimination measures by “I can only restate what was Temporary Aeseesor Mancheoter Evening Herald ing a good time now instead of Officers Donald RbuiUard and DSTORES OF FASHION Ctoover of Middletown, RJ., giving wqmen unequal pay for told to the Connecticut OonfeiN Allan -Hoffman, recently ap- BimaUyBids consumer and th* ' working theaters and several ballet KJellqulst aald warrante are be- D ^ L i Chester; a brother, Harold A. up,” said Mrs. Helde. “We Chester Board of Directors saw stoce he may not hold the two man. / companies. *"f ■«*«»** tor the arrest of the h n e stores o f FASHIOH Grover of Ellington; two sisters, have been misrepresented in fit not to count on these grants posts simultaneously. For Passage The House wlU' act first on "The Important port of the other ^ o . ■ Mrs. Ethel CMltos of Medford the past by our elected repre- at budget time. Hoffman accept^ the poet the tax measure/but the Senate Polish character Is that they Chief KJellqulst awd the effi' and Mrs. Geoci^ Bold-oc of sentatives.” cannot see using taxpayers’ with the understanding that If has plenty to do until .the eco- don’t think of a country to eeie noticed the activity *t tte Somerville, Mass., four grand- Mrs. Helde says NOW’S money to bring suit against the one person Is hired to fill both Of Tax Plan nomlc package arrives there. terms (rf lU government. but station M d anpn)Mnded Bracfr children and several nieces and strength wUl be to its numbers, governor. Further, If this were the asseseor and buUdtog to- iBegiimln^Monday, the Sen- rather Its people. The Pole* are ley outside ymlle Ute o ro r two nephewB. “‘Wtfinen’s liberation Is'^preg- brought to court and meue mon- speefor posts, he will resign. (Oonttnned from Page One) ate resum^ Ks debate, and very much opposed to the Viet- *7**® were a lle g e ^ ^ d e ap- Funeral services will be Fri- ^ overdue,” she said, *es were forthcoming, most Tlius hie seat bn the Board of a filibuster, on Uie nam War, buy up all the propa- perenUy Aicaped w d rra Into day at 11 a.m. at So^th United -an,} to deliver.” certainly, in one form or anoth- Tax Review will be left vacant aa heavily weighted' to favor ot ^b***^**'^WU. ganda, but don’t hold thla the nearby woods. With the aid Mettiodist C9uux^h with the Rev. nation’s largest WMnen’s er, it would come from the tax- for the present. business. They have said they of the police dog, a search was Dr. J. Manley Shaw omclating. uberation group p l e d ^ Tues- payers of Manchester and every The b id in g ihqrector’s office \rill attempt to expand it to made of the wooi^, 'Chief KJell- Burial will be to East Ceihe- ^j^y. t© step up Its political ac- other community to Oonneeticut. wUl be open tonl^t from 6 to provide more tax relief for todi- qulst aald it Is thought the pair tery. tion to bring about "a-behavlojta " F t o ^ , It wpuld only dupU- 7:16 p.m. at which time pernUte vlduals. escaped to a car which wAs 'Friend may call at Holmes revtdution’’ in America. cate other actions that have may be obtained and arrangd- But Connally said Nixon’s pro- Petition Asks Qeanup waiting. Funeral Home, 400 Mato St., “We’re not talking about * toltiat^ atâ n e e d l^ ex- mente made for tospectitms. poeal, added to the $2.7-bUllon Brackley was chaigad with tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to minor change; jve’ro talking 5^*****„to^ ^ ® Region __ Mrs. Bentley Tribute tax cut to take effect to/ destruction ot private property, 0 p.m. Of Center Springs Pond about a universal Council of Governments.” The selectmen expressed sor- January, would mean a gt-S'bt^ larceny, breakliig and ontoring The family suggests that con revolution,” ^said Wilma Scott Position Attacked . row over the passing of Mrs. tributions be given to the Heart Uon rûctlM indlvld-t ^ peution asking that Center have buUt up over a pe^xl * “ *» ®*to»*«^ *“t®^’ , ^ Helde of Vemon, Conn., new Mayor Farr’s position on the Elinor Bentley, who served as uals. And ha contended repeal ____ of time Prior to toe onep. ®* burglary tools. He was to be Aasooiation of Greater Hortforit president of the National Oigan- governor’s budget cuts came town librarian for more than 80 ®f m *t**« ®* » center*^!!!! a ^ e r Presented to Circuit Court In Isation for Women (NOW). under attack today from John years. Morra, who served as else tax, which he said/Would submitted to toe Board of Dl- ^ month and Manchester today. Bobert W. Temistedt _ ' As 600 delegates to the na- Thompson, Democratic candl- pallbearer at today’s services, mean an average reduinian of rectors last nljfltt by residents a half ago, sewage did oc- Other Covpntiy arrests: ROCKVILLB — Robert Wll- h^ . . i conference jended a date for the Board of Directors, cited Mrs. Bentley for her many_ $200 to car prices, wmildwqttld be a ©| toe area around ■ toe pond, caslonally overflow into the William B. Ohsqppell, 18, of shades of Item Tennstedt, 88, of 21 Cen- throe-dav oonventim, ■ Mrs. Thompson charged “the local years of dedicated service to the *>®®** *®r car buyer* totiie:ir than q-h, peution had 108 algnaturee. brook or pond durtog hours of Oovantry wa* ohargod ter. St., died this morning at an Helde explained the group’s Republican! 'leadership’s posl- town. producers. / area convalescent home. He _ Mr*. Betty Fdeter of 168 peak sewage flow ®*r*y *!>!■ tooming with making jV Sherlock new policies at a news confer tion” is f'pure poUtical non- ”We will never be able to re------’ Edgerton St. presented toe Pond Now Drained. umtaoessary noise with a motor was a retired hardware dealer ^nce sense.’’ j • place her’’, he skid. vehicle. He Is sohoduled to a p -' with the former firm of Tenn- . **W« liav« our ptens He *aw wease^.^called thews« sm decision>vm*wib tow /IVM.not Dviec Olioult Court, Man-. H o lie s! over 200 dresses in each ^ tor pcmtlcal ifupport court acUon by OoimecU- served 1 1 toe “ «vlty from toe precinct level cut Conference of Mayor, “an toe 87, of Daley b&L store reduced from stock! of the late Albert and Lena 1, advising unnessaty political move at toe earlier this year, said he waa | stock market overcatoe some complained of toe town dump- pensive operation, according to ohargod with Berser Tennatedt H. ntam . m..-. unote—.. of toe wrongwiviig timeuiiie onuand aiat toeme expense amaxeoamaxed 10 to learn uietoe amoumamount «of ,,, eartv,.rfv softnesswiftnue todaytodav as *’U W** *" the pond. O’Neill. intooticaUteLKe is scheduled to Ufe m e m ^ o f toe Ri^^^lle ®®“t^®'*tlon’s theme: ’’From of every Mancherter taxpayer.” work rtie did to her efforts to ®“ *’^ WlUlam O’Neill, director of Further teste ^ of the water are »P P ® « *? O f«ilt Court, Man- special group of dresses blue-chlpo edged forward. Trad Fish and o sm . niih niui . ***® bouso to the, “This (Connecticut conference improve toe town’s library facU- public works, said material hod planned In toe brook now and In ®"®**®*^> "* P * - ^ ing was moderately active. Many many styles . . sizes for misses, juniors member of toe Union Conirre- * ^ * 0 House.” action) was a bipartisan move itles. He said she worked tire- been dumped there os part of a the pond after It Is filled up ,ri«„uh« - . . .< p Glove-Soft The noon Dow Jones average and petites. reg. to $86, ’ ' gaticnal Church and toe EUriw **®***® ***** mem- to challenge a very questionable lesely and - did extensive re- long range plan to section off again. If toe sewage can be _ ** • Star Lodge lOOFlOOF. ** *’®** — « » » determined>.o.->.u.uw>u "to w bringi/.uj© actu«i byuy theme governor, whichwnicn actacv searchsearen tow> abcompllshaccompiisn thismis end.enu, ®* Industrial stock* wa* a shallow skating area In toe traced to a septic tank which Is Bupvtv^ Rp. hi. dR„.ht.P * '“'Iversal end to war. and to wUl mean a loss of $830,000 to and noted that toe construction *«e**^ ’**'*®!J/®” *®“ - - Manêster,” Thompson «tid. of a new, modern library was Heport Ordered er 1^ be roquired to U p Into J * ^ • ♦tv 'I' LEATHER CASUALS governor’s action not one of her fondest dreams. *o outnumDer oovanoes oy a a bother, Charles J. T^Lriedt ..*1“®.! Mayor James' Farr directed the — center relief...... line. ny».M . . ?««>?• only hurts financially, but It Selectman Ray Soma, who sntoll margin among >**ues ot ‘Vfanctaester, two grandchll grandclill- wars are Weiss and O’Neill to prepare a O’Helll told the directors last **]^***«* washable polyester dressy. toe rekilt of the masculine may make local government was a neighbor of Mrs. Bentley, traded on the New Yorit Stock full report of toe pollution sltua- night that some fill matortel dreh and four great-grandchil Regular $14 All famous makes in solids r prints . .wshort dren. mystique — which might be budget makln© an annual eg- recalled her helpfulness os Bi^bange. tion at toe pond and develop- had been dumpito In the eastern erclse In futility. A substantial school librarian during hi* ele- Analyst# sate tlte martot’s sleeves, sleeveless, a-Iine and sheath styles. HlBses, Fineral services'will be held called the masculine mis ment plans t o toe area: end of to. pond In anticipation take.’’. mentery 'school days. performance showed signs OM junior and petite sizes.^reg. to $22. I Friday at 2 p.m. at^ toe Whlte- part of local government rev Wetee tod the board and Mrs, of eventually having a cause- ^ “* * dteturtanoe on School Board ” e*^ advances were possible I Gibson Funeral Home, 86 Elm Ih e .new leader of the mUl- enue Is received from toe state. Foster that Ola town Is trying to way across the pond. • NOW toht women’s rights group also If tills aid Is contigent upon toe The Board of Eiducation will when profit- taking dries up. track down to.the mures of to. shallow Portion - O"*"***- M, of Wind. |8t., with toe Rev. Paul J. Bow *or was ohargod with pasaiiig In said the national conference whim of toe governor, how can meet tomorrowf a i B 8 p.m. min xnethe In gtembrs. Control Data 7"Twaa pollution In thq pond, Hoho saio said The strip of land would sec- a no-pashlnsVma m rT ba* 14.90 man, pastor of Union Church, - All JUST bad finally established NOW’* any community plan effective- library of toe C ^ter School. up % to 68, Era* was *hoad 1 sej^c tank* might be seep- tion off a shallow portion of the tore# aremhedute? ^ offieteting. Burial wUI be In appear Grove HUI Cemetery. official position on the con- ly?” I , Tlie board plansIans to< discuss toe 811, Polaroid wa* -up H to |ng into either the pond or Blge- pond In order to extend the ./in circuit Gourt i* Juniors discover tne sure troverstel Issue of lesbtenlsm “Gov. Mesklll seems able to estebllahment of a Public Rate- 106%; and Xarox wa# up % at Brook .which feeds Into the ekatime season on toe pond. “ Oot. 8, ’ *® ® "*“ * on all Country Mi^s & Friends may coll at the fu clue to coat fashion. But* neral home tomoiTow from 7 tp after a great deal of debate handle himself poUtically. He la tion Committee, toe purpose of 119%. pend. Skating on the pond now teste B« faihionabift, be comforJablel Put on this high-cut which would be to improve com- Rig block* traded before noon o ’NetU sold today that teste only about a month, O’NolU ton-off Sherlock HolineB Country * Jr.. dresses 8 p.m. 1 within the organisation. Dele- 'already hinting toe grants may ______gates gave nearly unanimous be restored. He really doesn’t munlcationa between the board, included 100,000 share* of Great of the water there have Indl- said, because of the 'time re- casual, mada of gloye-toft grained leather. Fiti IHce a Your favorite casuals in mlssee and junior sizes, InternlRUi Lead aleoyea, newsy Gibson rkxi sM ' ePPfwal to a resOIutian stet- need any political muscle from toe school* and townspeopl*. W**tem Financial at 28%, un- eated a high conform count, quired to fieete a thick onough, 1 length, Bllck fly front. Pbal- reg. to $20. U t l r l m u In I ^ C t ing; n o w recognises toe Manchester Republican leader- Keith Oroetoe of the school changed; 99,900 *har*s of Pub- OoUform 1* an IntosUiuU bao- and tharefor* safe anough layer 0*®OAGO — At preaeat the glove. Eaiy-to-wear heel height tool Black, brown, OftLD—N o rw ^ ’s nine teigest double cgipression of women arho ship.” music department, wUl review Uc Servloe of Oolorado at 31%, terta which usually Indicates of Ic* over ths deop water In moot attraotlvo ^.^1.1.^^^, tlv«ly daiWng In wool/ny- oU companies have agreed to are lesbians, and that a worn- “We can 'nq longer afford toe toe result.of the recent summer off %; and $0,800 shares of tbs presence of eome feewage.. the iwnd. enuxig phyw«i|.y|, lon m«lton,~oarii«LQr purple. blue, vicuna spiced, with white stitching. ' ‘ a.00 |Dla fonaa tax an effort to pre-’ an’s right to her own person In-n- luxury of Republican leadership music program he conducted. Planning Research at at IS, IS, off off Jay Giles, water and sewer O’Neill said today that to* lidernal modiolno su’m r y and v«ak oil polkiticB in Nonray and eludes the right to define andId that acts a t the wrong time on Ratification of teacher acf- 1%. _ . administrator, ^ suargssted tiuit material dumped in On pond — about, equally populw - 7-i8,\ aao (D a.L, Bboaa, atorea) (DAL, Pr«**e*, all *Sotos) te oooparato In olaanlng up express her own pexuoUty and the wrong Issue,’’ Thompson polntmenta and 4qiproval of bus Noon prices on th* Big Board th* ooUform count might bo high was left over ohlatry, obatetrtos, gyiwoofogy (DAL, Ooate, aU *loraa) $U|ga. to chose her own life style.’’ concluded. drivers is alao wêotod to bo also inoludedir ■ hsoause of poUuteate which relief sewer was -ned. and padtatrioe. — — PAGE iJLBVBN

UNHEARD OF VALUE GIRLS FAMOUS MAKER F O A M B A C K 9 f HOIXY OANTNBR Berly Childhood Program Other epeakers were Coven- (Herald Corraepoadent) Hardy would like to aee as try Federation of Teachers Co- SELFADHERING SPORTSWEAR * part of thla revision an early Presidents Ronald Dixon and Superintendent of Schools Dr. childhood program by the fall o f Bd Wclff, and Bducatlon Asso- AT SAVINGS TO Donald C. Hardy asked yester- next year, and Implementation claticn of Coventry President 12' SPANISH day for a “pragmatic commit- of the community school con- Dorothy Gilliam, SHOUT ABOUT! ment" from_ the teaching staff cept within two years. He would ^ Freese Effeq| RUG TILES selling elsewhere at In the local schools for the new Uke also to see expanded voca- During his address, Hardy FRESH, MEATY, PLUMP INDOOR OR school year. tional counseling at the high .also outlined the moat recent $5 to $10 (if perfect) Noting that ho “usually school, reaching ultimately Into'rulings'on the wage-price freeze. OUTDOOR CARPETING doesn’t speak phlloeophloally In the middle school, plus more as It la expected to affect CoV- marshall’s low price pubUo" the new superintendent flexible scheduling at the high entry school system employes, Chicken Legs selling elsewhere addressed a meeting of all school within three years. Noting that ho had gotten the at 45* to 50* each teachers in praparatlon for to- The superintendent also ask- information direct from Wash day’s school inning, asking ed for staff support In the Im- ingtonr Hardy said "this could marshall's low price ‘this and Breasts to them to “engage In a commit- provement of school-community change by Monday," but (Quarters) ment, beyond what your poel- »-emuoii8, the evaiuaUon sys- jg the wky it stands now." Fantaetic selection of itylee and tlon requires.’ tern for teachers and substi Under the Interpretation, all- NATIONALLY fabrica (bonded nyloml in Mtidf, tutes, and Improvement in the secretaries, custodians and / Only In this way, Hardy said, plaidi, atripat and printi. Slight can the necessary progress budget work-up methods. principals will receive their ADVERTISED Irregular!. come which will effect the he stressed that no program salary Increases, because con EA. changes needed in the school changes or other major re tracts )n these areas wore ef • SLACKS •JUMPERS •JERSEYS •DRESSES visions would be effected with 66,(XX) PCS. - Unattractive system. “Progress is not pos fective July 1 and some workers MISSES,WOMENS, MENS, BOYS floor! COME ALIVE with thli • SKIRTS • BLOUSES SIZES 4 to 14 YEARS sible without change; dedicated out "due process, which he said In all cidegories had put In eeiv-lo-lnttell luxurloui people are expected to work be he does not consider as a bare some tlm i under the neW con cerpeting. 6 'decoretor colon yond the realm of the e:q>ect- majority vote of staff, but rath tract prior to Aug. t6. to chooie from — Mix 'n U.S. MADE GYM SHOES Match: Green, blue, orange, ed ," he said. er a two-thirds majority. Teacher aides, hot lunch per ______Major changes cannot be ef- pink, charcoal. GIRLS FAMOUS NAME Hardy noted that he was not sonnel and nurses ^11 not re- selling elsewhere at $3.95 to $10.95 A L L F IR S T Q U A L IT Y aaking for this 'c^ m ltm e n t fectlve. Hardy said, without the ggjgry increases FASHION JACKETS *'for a cauBo" such as "do it for widest possible support. the end of the freeze hoW- nHlngaltawAiara $16to$24 the Wds” even though, he said, Th« ever, because no one In those m anhill's FAMOUS MAKE. HEAVY DUTY thla would bo a valid reason. remarks by wlsldi^ all staff categories worked under a new marehalTc low price low price Rather, he sold, teachers should members a sucwssful and hs^ contract prior to Aug. 16. VINYL RUG PROTECTOR support educaUon, be guided by Py y e " Coventry s c h w ^ Teachers will not receive their selling elsewhere at $3.98 and up t h ^ T ^ k , sacrifice and be ded- 1 innr Increases either, because their to An ouutanding collactlon of nylon, corduroy at the high school was that Never curl! or bucklet. In icated to the children, because Milton 12-month contract was not ef The fsvorlts (ootwsw of the ’’ttsy-fit” crowd it at Marthall'i. ThsM lae-thru clear, amber and maisluir$ low price and wool iacketz In aolidi and plaid!. Soma building’s principal. commitment “is based on ac lb. top brand gym ihoei feature rugged upperi, cuihionsd inneriolet and mint green. Irregular, but hooded rtorm and car coati. FInt Quality SIZES: 7 to 14 complishment. WUde, who *'^rmoJlllS^seôn adjourn/ arch lupporti ell at typical MarthsH’i lavings. First Quality and Slight most often only one ipot It Irregulan.,' ‘”rrue commitment,” Hardy affected to the reit of the SIZES: WOMEN'S S to 10, MISSES 12M to 3, roll iiperfacL ' / » » m BOYS: 12H to 6, MEN'S 6M to 13 - ful for one only to the degree School Principal Joseph Tripp afternoon. Dr. HardvHardy met with wlto and Capt. Nathan Hale School one understands what one sees all supportive staff vddle tlw Principal Edward Mahoney. teaching staff held school buUd- ^ COMBO and what one can envision for Each principal In turn Intro oneself In any given sltuatlm.” ing meetings and prepared WiNJB lijOiR BABBEIODINO, FRYING OB BHOllJNOi duced new staff members in classrooms for today's school He referred to his request for their respective schools. opening. commitment as “awesome" be Other local' and school offi ^ FROZEN cause “ the task to achieve^ Is cials, all of whom epoke brief endless." ly, were Introduced also, in j 4 ^ t e r o i ^ "We must develop what I cluding Board of Education call the human, learning and ChairmanV.UIUI1IICU. Richard — ______Messier,_ Asteroldk, sometimes known Veal Patties Held skills" of youn^ters and ^JJ^’ctouncU olialrm as allow them to fulfill* ..... them " Lewis, maintenance supervisor______©ts of ' toe" sun. These bodies MISSES AND JONIDRS MEN’S BEHER QUALITY selves," he said. He added that Richard Oaltaat waA Srectof revolve about toe sun In | he saw shortcomings in “the of Pupil Personnel Services Dr. which lies between toe orbits LONG SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS system" as far as schools are Robert Hopkins. ot Mars and Jitter. FAMDUS NAME Two of the problems o f Avery Brook are low baidis m many p ^ e s and an m - concerned: “We are strapped IN ALL THE LATEST SHLES by the limits inherent in any .63 cumulation of trash. This area, between Manor Lane and Highyiew Dr., is lit AND PAHERNS FOR FALL . tered with debris fnji^Tropical Storm Doria. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) school system." NOVELTY The structure of the school selling elsewhere at $7 to $12 system must be changed. Har 6 lb. Bok\ J South Windsor dy said, to prevent, among 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING CARDIGAN other things, the loss of Inter marshall’s qq est and motivation evidenced in many students. Tlie program SWEATERS s low price * Avery Brook Cleanup Sought should be realigned ‘ “for more -effective educatiwi." M eriorty BroHiers ’hie ’Town ODuncU has decld- the area have experienced per- ed eight years.” Specifically, Dr. Hardy ask- sAviB Ana iMAsr $i-oo or morei AND PUUOVERS mote ex- gj ffyf gtaff backing In the de- Be the hit of the classroom or office this fall in one of ed to review In detail the sonal property losses as a re- The councU h e ^ FOR PROFESSIONAU QUALITY Avery BixkA proWem at its Bultôf flooding, according to pUcit remarksfrom fronAvery velopment ^-- _ of a necessary------^ ------com- selling elsewhere at $6 to $9 our fashion-right shirts. See new exciting patterns next meeting. Counncllman Robert Smith. He Brook residents who porroyM fitment to change the existing 'MINUTES FRESH," EICTRA LEAN \\ such as jaquards, geometries, clips, smart stripes and CONTROLLED AUTO BODY'RBI^HIS vVi. The council last night heard said that a door-to-door survey their i>llght n® health hazaragtfugture. He asked that teach- deep tone solids. Blends of dacron, polyester and the public’s views on allocat- -was conducted last December with abominable odors and the "open minded, patient, on all makes... cotton - ALL HAVE LONG-POINT COLLARS AND tag funds for the construction and damages ranged from washing away of laita. tolerant," that they “ withhold Ground Chuck marshall's 2-BUTTO N CUFFS. First Quali^ and Slight Irreg of trinnis courts and t o . study “ ndirw to. $6,000." One Manor I ^ e rertd en t.p ^ unnecessary judgments, and J ulars. plans for a new library. But The tennis court question voked at the lack of sêd te- rise above pettiness." low SIZES 14 to 17 NECK - 32-35 SLEEVES homeovriiers in the Avery was defeated 44-6 and the 11- Ing used by the Qxm cil ta de- He asked also that “ you pro STAN OZBIEK, Manager Brook area urged Instead the brary study project was near elding the matter, lashedfessionally out join me ta an e f price allocations of funds to clean the same fate ■when Council- and said, “ the rnily time we fort to revise toe total educa 801-815 RENTER ST., MANCHESTER up the brook. woman Jane Romeyn noted you Is when you pass out u^t tional program to. toe next bulbs and sponges at election Whether or not you're heeded bKk to campus In order to allow time to dls- that some funds (the $76,(X)0) ten years.” BEHER QUALITY cuss all aqjiects of the problem were already earmarked for time.” Another added that she Marshall's has the sweaters for fall. See them in STRAIGHT OR with the town engineer, toe the brook and Voters should re felt toe councilmen were "sell polyester, vrool and nylon fabjibs. Many styles to FU\RE LEG council agreed to place' the call that the library would be ing themselves short” by being choose from including jei^rdl necklines, mock LONG SLEEVE Item on its next agenda. available for use by toe entire ta such a hurry for tennis courts turtles, crewnecks and tortlenecks. Short and and overlooking toe needs of A (»LLAR MODEL The funds to be allocated for town. long sleeve styles in s t r i ^ , solids and jaquards. BLUE the tennis court and library The hearing then approved the residents ta the brook area. toe library plan 40-7 and the Mayor Howard' Fitts " i5B- First Quality. / projects would come from toe S IZES ^^M -L ... 34 to 40 KNIT SHIRTS town’s $362,000 Capital Reserve council followed up yrtth a 8-1 ported that toe Council is frus- \ DENIM and Non-Recurrtag Expendl- vote to appropriate $16,000 for trated because "We get lltUe or tores Fund. ’The monies have it. The opposing council vote no partlclpatlcm from toe peo- FOR MEN been ctdlected at a rate of two came from Robert SlUs who pie. We should bfe reflecUve of AS GOOD AS MOST BOUND GBOIMD! JEANS / miiiQ a year for at least toree said that at least four basic you at this time bqt its difficult MISS0^NATIDNALLY ADVERTISED selling elsewhere years. ] plans for constructlbn of llbrar- to be reflective arse selling elsewhere marshall’s low p ric e d ' f ^ bi-monthly attendance of resi VELOUR PANTOPS I. '.-’r considered by toe council is toe subject. ^ at $5.50 whether to use about $280,(XX) Smith asked that the council dents at most meetings. Veal Loaf ’ tfjj T’t ij ;. of these ftmds for the entire not spend further money from . In other action, toe council selling elsewhere at $10 to $16 (if perfect) : "T- IlLlJlli 1 ^ marshall’s , f i project, or whether to use $76,- toe reserve account, until toe moved to accept toe transfer of marshall’s low price j , -nr-f tii'-' 000 iOready appropriated to Avery Brook project Is fi $700 from the Contingency F\ind Plush velour pantops, from low price 1. '< make larger culverts. nanced. He was jitoied by to the Town Manager Supplies TW O very famous makers. 1 A "m ust" for falll The latter course would Councilman Abraham Glass- and Expense Account for land Direct from TW O famou! Choose from fashion-right In new assorted move toe same amount of wa- man, who said ■ he was "sick appraisal costs for toe Sand makers these pants sell fancies and solids ter ■with decreasing velocity, and tired of waiting for federal Hill and Nevers- Rd. property solids and stripM all In this for much more in stores these shirts are ideal th ro u g h o u t the area. but wUl not correct toe erosion funds” . . that It’s "ridiculous and acted to schedule a public . fall’s latest colors. Short for both cool- sfylos. i i Ideal for school or play. weether golfers and and long sleeve proMem. About 30 residents of to wait any longer. We’ve wait- hearing ; for the appropriation ' First Quality & Irregu of funds for the purchase of $ire i Slight Irregulars. students. F in t qual lars. ity. equipment which may rqn ta I SIZES: S-M-L S IZ E S : 8 to 12 SIZES: S -M -L-X L the neighborhood of $40,000- ) Silvergleid Named $16,000. Tabled were the / appiHnt- ments to the Park tuid 'Recre ation Commission and the In State Gaming Head dustrial Development Commis A UACK-DOÔHOOL SPEGIAI,! By ■Sia. R . OOHEN sion, and actlm oh supporting A ring only a m other could love YDUNG MEN'S FAMOUS MAKE (Herald Reporter) the Connecticut (Conference of FOR YOUR FREEZER MARSHAL’S PRESENTS Mayors in regaril to toe elimi Paul Silvergleid, Republican nation of various State grants Count your blessings withâ birthstone for, BACK-TO-CAMPUS town chairman in' GlaatoniSury, to municipalities pending toe has been named chairman of each child, or grandchild. The elegantly new THE "TAILORED” outcome of a meeting to be at Whole Rib toe State Gaming (Commission ■ tended by Mayor Fitts this V Cornefia Ensemble^** is actually tvyo-rings in BOOTSUIT by Governor ’Ihomas Mesklll. week. lO O K FOR FALL.. Silvergleid, one of five Mea- one. The inner stone set band can be worn Roast of Beef SEPERATES . kill appointees to the nine-mem Moncheater Evening Herald attractively with or without guard ring. The ber commission, will receive ■South Windsor correapoodent JUNIORS, MISSES IN BONDED ORION JERSEY $12,600 annually. Hla term as Barbara 'Varrick, tel. 644-8274. Ensemble features synthetic birthstones and is OR POPULAR ZEPHYR SUEDE chairman Is. reiroactive to July 1 and will be for one year. As available In aji yellow, all white or alternating FASHION DRESSES of July 1 of 1972, toe chairmam Austin Plan corhbinations of 14K gold. ^ BONDED ORLON JERSEY will be elected annually by toe selling elsewhere at $32 to $36 sailing marshaU’s commission members. elsevvhare at low price Silvergleid, 42, is owner of the F o r B a s in g marshall’s low price V E S T $1.99 F’ranklln Pharmacy at Glaston BELTED SUIT $18 $3.99 bury Center. A Brooklyn, N.Y., Is Appealed SLACKS S15 $4.99 native, he w m educated in New F A U P r R u E o f WOMEN’S & TEENS In new Fall colors of navy and brown. .York schools and has resided (Contimied from Plê One) All first queHty.' in Glastcmbury 8tace 1063 when VEST B SHIRT SIZES: S -M -L The Justice Depcu-tlnent brief SLACK SIZES; 28 to 36 WAIST he joined his father ta the oper Paul Silvergleid sald: BETTER FASHION BOOTS ation of toe pharmacy. "It now appears that the evi Y o u ’ll recognlra tha famous label IM M E D I He served ta the U.S. Army ber of Commerce, district chair ZEPHYR SUEDE dence as to de jure dis- selling elsewhere at $22 to $26 A T E L Y I These fantaatlc dresses ere beauti maretiatrs Medical Corps from 1961 to 1953. man for toe National Federa- selling ... crimination against Mexican- fully tailored for a perfect fit. Included are elsewhere at low priM Appointed to the Glastonbury Uon of Independent .Businesses, Americans does not extend to T N talk (and walk! of campus marshall’s, low price dreiies end lumpers. Jumpers may be worn fathlon this year oantari on boots $ 1 .9 9 Town Council“ ...... a ta 1960 to fill ^ all Mexlcan-Amerioan schools with or without a blouse or sweeter, long or V E S T *16 vacancy, he was re-elected Iq' PtatfoiTO Committee, and chair- g , gggumed by the HEW plan, anS at Marshall’s 8hoa Dapartmant short sleeve styles In wool or wool and poly SLACKS , *15 i, $ 3 .9 9 tha bast In famous nama boots owt .knits. First Quality. Smart colors of copper and olive. 1961 and 1063. He has been GOP man of toe 1970 Manpower Re- ..Therefore, the court should Ins, laa all tha lalast ’’N W itVias M ISSES S IZES ; • to 14 All first,quality. town chairman since 1666. L.a8t cru l^ en t Republican Missions at which schools there Is In all tha latast fashion rlsht JUNIORS 3 to 13 fall, be cemsidered declaring Shop aarly. First Quality and lllght VEST SIZES: 8 -M -L proof of dlacrimlnatlon and SLACK SIZES: 28 to 36 WAIST his candidacy for toe Republi In' 1960 he received toe DUf- should limit Its relief to eradl- can nomination for. state senator ttagulshed Service Award from eating toe effects of that dls- ‘ B IZ IB i • to 10 from the 4th Senatorial District. the Glastonbury Jayce^s. crimination.’ W l HONOR 25 to 35 lb. tviraii He Changed his mind at the last In 1962 he was married to the The school board plan called W E 'U , OUT INTO BOAOTi. minute and backed now State former Lucy R. Nestrunk of for black high school pupils to ,, BOmM, OB 8HOWT RIMI Sen. David Odegord of Manches Brooklyn, N. Y. TTie couple .has be uslgned to schools "not We Honor Maeter Charge Cards (or 28 GARHILD^T. 728 PARK AVI. ter for toe nomination. two children—Arlene, 18, enter- identifiable' as Negro schools,’’ Preeser OrdeM I V 410 CINTIR STs MsOOMPULO ■ Ambng'stms of toe posts Sil- tag her freshman year at Sim-, tmslng 2,360 of toenni, ^ MANCHBTIft NIWINGTON ' vsrglsld has flUsd In toe past mens College, Boston; and The brief said the plan at- m a r ^ K a l l b w srs: Chairman of the Glaston Karen, 14, entering her soph- tacked the vestiges of dls- 917 MAIN STOEET-.MANCHESTBR 8PE0M L lor bury Industrial Oommlssian, omore year at East Catholic crimination against blacks but YOU CAN BE SURE AT SHOOR’S WB BHUIRVI) THB MOHT TO UNIT OVAlfXnnM vies chairman ot the Qlastcn- High Schi^l. left virtually untouched aimltar W ACCEPT FOOD STAMM bury American Legion, presi T%e family resides at 109 Day- patterns of discrimination > OPEN THURSDAY TO 9 PJA. dent at the Glastonbury cauun- ton Rd., In South Glastonbury, against Mexlcan-Americans. MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU). MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1971 PAGE tWBLVB town pleaded guilty.Jo. larceny mistrial because of recent pub between $280 and $2,000 iiml licity .over arrests of Manson.. he has requested EklWard Foote Tolland County received a> number of communi- *1*®* » particular atop on Rt. 6 H eh ro n Muskie Rules'Out Black breaking and entering a dwell followers In on attempted .rob Andover cations but tlje official ruling extremely hasardous. Libby to mow the Qilead HIU School Superior Court ing In Hebrotv belonging to Rich bery that ended In a Shool^t. states that the teachers who investigatod this and Auction l^lated Nature Trail once more before ard Weiner of Bllcor Dr. Meanwhile, In lh«r trial of ATIJ^NTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) worked in the system last year achool opens. As Running Mate in 72 .. , Johnson la scheduled toi bo IDS ANGELM (AP) - A .Charles "T ex" Watson, being —■ The controversy over wheth Graboff Determined EKgible will receive exactly the same After discussion, it was de Hibbard said he will get the ^ Probation Officer Paul aentoncod Oct, 6 and too other motion for mistrial In toe-'Sec tried separately for the Tate- er contestants In the Miss cided to move the bus stop to For Saturday itav Muskle was asked by ond murder cose of Charles salary received then, no incre markers InstaUed on the trail By BILL 8TA1X newsmen tor his. views on the J. McGeary reported In court three on Oct, 21 after pro-aon- LaBlanca murders, a second America Pageant here can another newby location. The al Red Barn request tha school yeaterday that ho couldn't com- reports are completed, iManson was denied as toe.trial physician tosllflod Tuesday that wear hot pants ended when To Keep School Board Post ments, no different levels. If a necessary families will have 'Thp lath LOS ANOHLB58 (AP) — J children to to take over the maintenance. resumed lifter a two-week re- Watson has brain da'mnge prob pageant officials withdrew a fered aspirin tabletar—plut two teacher completed requirements notified prior to school this aucUon sponsored^y the Men's Bdmund fl. ^ l e v e Integration. plete a pre-sentence report on a ^------CUHH. Condora Share Hatching atihritis minor pain that ( 1 ) is for an additional degree, he will nrm ^ M bMBiss wUh loodors of the yy, everyone, I ably caused by drugs. bon against, toe new fashion. antacids to help protect your The Board of Education last tional league, these problems morning of the new arrange- Fellowship of the Helx^ ( 46-year-oId man who had plead M a n B n , sentenced- to BAN DIEGO, Oailf. - -nte nigtit determined that one of its will not develop. receive '«tbatever salary would Oon- Manoheeter BVenlng Herald Angeles black community and « « Cropa Not Hanmxl 6 "You can wear anything you stomach. Enjoy hours of relief. Iv-ve been paid In that spot last menta for tab bus stop. gregaUonal C2iurch w l U ^ :b*M Hebron oorreepondent Anne tdd them—as related by partlM- ' "Busing Is an In- ed guilty to risk of Injury to a death earlier this year for toe please,” Albert A. Marks Jr., condor lays no more than one Z l i n '« Today, get Arlhrtlit Pain membw* was entitled to oon- Damatjlan said that while he seven Tale-LaBlonca rnurders, Some Policemen Study tlnua his term of office even year. ____ panto-he didn't think he could He an answer we child but wouldn't admit hla T'OKVO—Bight vorletlca o f ' a chairman of the Pageant Exec Formula. Tomorrow morning "is not a'ware of all the local Monohestor Bvenlng Herald 1®=*® »'*« Kmt, Tel. 228-8971. new farm peatlclde, claimed to Is now on trial In too alayingk INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Po utive Committee, told the 60 though he no longer resides in by-ploys, . . . this certainly get elected president If he had it Is an answer guilt. ents spend w average “J* ggf, {ajfj |t on an empty get moving without all thtt New teachers coming In wUl Aiidover correspondent Anna ®:®® P-m. at the red bam l n \ he free of the danger of con of stuntman Donald "Shorty" lice Chief Winston Churchill contestants at rehearsals Tues days Incubating the egg. Hie ^ ’ Andover. Would be a public service in the be hired at the beginning salary Frisln. teL' 74t-0S47 a Negro running mate. pain and its stiffness. Hebron Center. that is being used and must be Sheldon Adams of Chono, taminating vegetablea,' rice Md Shea and musician Gary Hln-' says about 40 per cent of the day. Marks started a furqr last In response to a request from interests of education. . We of last year's schedule, and ______L_ The Maine, Democrat met ‘ to ’mfUco a beginning on chl^ romidn. in to. neri five called/< rf*r(/W Pa/nForm- Get Arthritis Pain Formula, Tbe committee, under the Next-Day Mail Calif., Insisted his guilty plea other crops, have been develop man. . > Indianapolis Police Department week when he said, "Hot pants montta, and toe ] ^ t a feed tt , ^ ^ ^ , Anacln*. by the makers of A nacin* anal Chairman Mrs. Beatrice Kowal (Rham Principal ,J. Colin teachers with experience will ^______with about 85 blacks In an up- problem." stand In spite of his Inability to for nine months after it has left ‘ • J’ ski, Town Attorney Mra. leath be hired at comparable levels, chairmanship of Bmery Taylor, ed by the Initltute of Chemical' Manson's attorney, Irving are taking some sort oif college are out." Each tablet contains 50% more gesic tablets. Puahee and Damarjlan) told the stairs community room over a accused President Nixon recall committing the crime One contestant. Miss Suan In- the nest. ering Hutchinson was asked for again based on last yesu-'s has acquired many items for H o p e d fo r In Reaearch here. Kanarok, asked Tuesday for a course. League committee we would he thisuus year's auction, including ~ i o J supermarket In the ^*^^ _?*]**• of undermining buslpg which Involved an assault on a olartfloatton of the statua of hiqqiy to cooperate. We have schedule. Legislators f u r n l ^ anUque bottles, pota P o S l a l S p C o d u p ^ soutoeast Los Angeles TMes- begun In c ^ ' 14-year-old boy on May B in board member Marvin Orabotf, nothing to fear," Asked some teachers, prior to and pans and an entire 'trick- ^ ^ ___ munltlee by ordering admlnls Manafield. who some months back had He said that in his experience, the meeting. If the date of set Back Vetoes load from an antique shop In Under a new mail service pro-_ City Councilman Tom Brad- support of busing only Adams said he had been moved out of Andover and into if the peoide wish to make tlement affected their salaries, ley, one of the black leaders extent required by the Wlnsted. gram areas near Konohester drinking at the time and didn’t a neighboring community. changes in the school systMn, Damarjlan repUed that it dres . ^ . 68 - present, later said: "He was ‘ Muskle said his View Is W h il e Mra HUtdilnMn’s Any reridenta stUl wishing to receive overnight delivery of candid and direct In re- ^ communities should think he was guilty but volun then teachers, staff, adminlstra- not make any difference when By M eskill teered for a He detector teat. statement ollCered no opinion, it Uon, Board of BduoaUen not the settlement was miade, the **** “''*“*"* first class mall posted within spondifig to questions—partlcu- to meet the needs of (Oonttmied from Page One) With those results "everything estabHahed quoted precedents withstanding . . . " it the pubUc freese remains In enoct, or Thunxlay and Friday eve- ^êa'ietor. 8, taSy toV ^ lnTeg‘SSS. and quoted from a 6tate Statute nlngs. he would take a black man on aaid Muskle dls- points to the fact I am guilty," wants the school to change, it ' After Nov, 12. when the three- ^n unprecedented chain of he said. which said that anyone who la changes." month freese Is 'due to expire, events. Besides the auction, there P*"’'*'' Pcatmaster Bdward H. the ticket.'' the bustaf tesua ;^»b At toe time of his guilty plea 1 an elector In the town can re Permission was granted with Damarjlan suggested a ■ wait- iTie big push 'Diesday was will be refreshment stands Sautor said. o . 1.1 As Bradley recalled it, Mus- .leaders here, telling main' on the Board of HMhioa- a final remark made by Damar- and-see atUtude. . ,<,r the bill to give Bridgeport bot dogs. hamburgers. Tlieae areas, Sautor said, will Mai, reply went this way: them he is opposed to massive July IB too State nolled addi tlon. The board established that Jian that "if 20 people benefit Vote of Confidence school construction relm- ®nd candy may be pur- Include aU poet offices with sip m i want to win and do h Is wore not In- tional counts of attempted Oraboff Is an elector, not hav from this study, it wiU be worth • Damarjlan also thanked the bursementa.______The__ state______had chased. codes • siarungstarting oeo060 anaand oei.081. Hie m e eomo^^mo good,rood, that Isn't the way -omoatable ^tahie with with those th of the sodomy and Indecent assault. ing removed his name from the It.” board for reifying to the State withheld the money because the The women of the church are new service makes it important Bradley said Judge Henry J. Naruk said From Your Fussy Meat Department voting Uat, nor having had H re Fire Inspection Department of BduoaUon ac- city had fUed its appllcaUon alao plannlngj,to hold a food and to place alp code on all moll, ho Bradlov said In- that he never accepted a guilty E moved by the registrars. Under plea from a man who doesn't A letter was read fnm Fire ceptlng again his services. He late. apron sale od'the grounds. said. to win. Asked If he thought the matter until Adams reappear member. the school on Aug. 27. Thomp Front Steps Repaired Democratic town com- has requested the Board of *’*® P-®. or in letter drops In yadj leaders respected Muskle aRmOEII SALE ed and, according to Public De only the finest cuts The First of the Choice, That’s All We Sell! Special Bdnoatton son noted that a fire extinguish Ubby t«kd the board that toe mittee chairman, was stymied Selectmen to apply tor a state fbo Utoby of too main office qp forthright reply, (Bradley fender Lawrence Klacsak, said The board also last night he remembered more of toe In er had been stolen, and that one materials ordered for the com- his attempt to get toe veto funded gypsy moth survey. to 8:40 p.m. tor any of the 88 »i fhlnk ao." HAM OB SALAMI 7So CdMiW Mattir W il Trinwiul ■ ■ ^ beard Joseph Duffy, a special emergency light was not work plox repair of toe front steps overriden by toe absence of one iâny areas in town were bad- »*'««■ should also be drilvered Roosevelt Grier, too former cident, The Judge accepted the speech and hearing tutor em ing although he leonted that it were returned to toe company Democrat—Sen. WlUlam J. Sul- ly hit by toe moths last spring AU coUeotioa boxes los Angeles Rams footbaU In-Town DeUvery by Noon guilty plea and sentencing was ployed by the school to provide from which they were purch^ uy^n of Waterbury, who was mid a reoccurrence next spring have time cards noting toe col- player adio also was present, scheduled for Oct. B to allow was being repaired. SATDBDAT, SBPT. 11 Smoked Shoulder U D' qMclal tutoring three times He recommended on two par ed. He said that he had obtain- returning from vacaUon. could cause permanent damage *•«**<» the locafian commented; "I don’t think completion of the pre-sentence weekly last year for a young ticular doors 'that crash type ed an estimato toe cost of toe The wu feU just one vote ^ toe trees, local experts have o' nsarby, boxes with later there was a person toere who For Ordera OaUi 848-2887 report. Colonial Swoot Taste Bacon lb 39c ster In UndMgarten. hardware be InstaUed since the repairs which ran arcund $800. short of the required two-thirds schedules. didn't approve of everything he Another case which was sen Toward the end of the last tenced yesterday concerned a h> c Boneless Shonldei Roost oi doors were, being used as an y*" ''“*** “I** First SelecfmGn Aaron Reid The ,,Postal .kService j j..has set aali. ____ - gpensored by too Armour Sliced Bacon Ta»ly Treat 79 school year, Duffy's i>rofOssion- exit on occasion. Tbompson his—------discreUen,- Ubby hadv:. cus- , votes. AU *»IS 'Democrats rpresent - —•— k . ^ 11 Tniin An ' 0*st. 81 OS tho decuUlno tor (Muskle’s only .comment was young Brooklyn, N. Y. woman al reeommandatlan for this Oomm unity Baptist Church stated he checked out all fire todlan WUllam Bernett" repair voted for the bill, along with . . . Bninmoinetirt in ®«hlovlng a minimum goal of 96 that "it was a very interesting who had pleaded guilty at an Finast Sliced Bacon Savory Flavor lb 69c child was that the solxxd ac toe stops using two % five Republicans. whUe six Re- W to P®*- c«^«uccessfui peiânce meeting.'' Woman’e Booiety exUngulshera and found them in ment. He commended Bennett publicans were absent. New Haven, and reportTiack to . . .. r" _ « _ . * _ earlier court session but told quire a "phonic ear," a receiv of next-day deUveries. in San Francisco earlier in toe probation officer she didn’t Carando Pepporoni Tasty Treat , - Ihiick Boost good condition. er worn by the diUd and a ape- on Jclng a good Job and also on Although he loot toe battle Of the commission, 1.49 He commended the adminis devoting extra hours of his owh the veto, Caldwell was left In' ■The commission is also work- believe she was guilty of every 0 clfd wlrsleas microphone worn element of toe crime. Judge Armour Skinless Franks I2ozW 59c iicnA/ All Lean by the teacher. The child is tration and the board, stating Ome on Saturday to do it. the position of making political ® flood plain ordinance that he found the school buUding William ..Barber had asked that tjum able to hear the teacher's AUhougfa toe repalra may not Mesklll’a veto. tor the town. It is presenUy in Finast Franks ^ AiiB«^rskirii«i» - c rTunincl Tender Flavorful voice no matter what their rela to be in particularly good con- be pezmanently adequate, Ubby jilcholaa Panuslo, R- the process of requesting copies thto..Jhiionnatlon be added to 79 XHOICE dlUon. and stressed In her pre-sentence Chuck tive classroom posltiona are said at least they wlU suffice Bridgeport, toe likely GOP can- of similar ordinances from other SUMMER-END STOREWIDE SALE Boloena or Liverwurst Finast Chunks lb 59c and what other sounds there Legal Charges throughout winter and give didate for mayw, had tried un- towns in Ueu of hiring an at- .'^ p ort. lb The report was presented by ^ may tw. Damarjlan reported that Pub toe board time to consider oto- «icce 8sfuUy to perauade Mes- torney. Colonial Sliced Bologna Tasty lb pk( c The board ordered the "pho lic Act iS now provides that the er aolutlans without toe pres- to veto toe bUl a second John Hibbard, chairman of McGeary yesterday. Celle A. 79 nic ear, ’ ’ but when the device school survey census be under sures of immediacy. time. the commission, reported that AT Davis, so, had been visiting her was'^êlved, it was found to taken April 1 and completed by Boa Boote PraUema husband in Connecticut and told con a b ^ .^ two nocircompottble May IS of each school year. The 'Ubby also brid that he and toe court she was carrying a I census had always been con Chief Bus Driver Brymi BurriU bag for someone who was with Ur. Deli Specials- USpA Choice Beef ! aoctlons^«nd was sent back to Shoulder — Broil, Slice Thin the manufhoturer. ducted in the fall, and in And tocUc a ride to Jurovaty Rd. jAiui&iVULSftoppiL^jUfjdeA^ her but didn't know until Just 29 Big Savings! Big Selection! At this pî^ Principal Don over, the past few years has where toere «was a problem of before her arrest that toe bag i Diagonally Across the Grain lb ald Ubby quM^loned whether been done by the PTA. , . being able to turn toe bus BITUMINOUS contained heroin. Baked Ham » London Broil Chuck — Bone In the nearly $900 Hern is neces Another piece cf legislation to around vrito safety. He said he M i^HESTER PAEKADE Judge Naruk told her, "basic >/i lb c Juicy, Full Ravored . sary. Duffy, who V u unavail note, said DamsoJlan, was Pub received permission from the ally you’re guilty of stupidity," 99 All Lean Tender Chuck able until the Mid sum lic Act 448 which now states Francis Brodie family to have but that because of a good re Tutkey to" lb , •A lb 59c Fillet Steak Calif. Steaks 7 8 mer, was asked to a ^ a r be that make-iq> days can no longer the bus turn In their driveway. DRIVEWAYS cord dnd .-because of her child Swiss Cheese fore the board and presdifd Ids be ccmducted on Saturdays and Ubby added that not only did PiuMng Areas e Gas Stations • BasketoaU Oourta ho suspended a l-to-2 year pris c Cut from the Chuck — Lean, Juicy ^Yankee Pot Roast Chuck recommendatioa anew and' , (he the Brodies give permission for 79 Bone In lb c Sundays. AUbough the local Now Booking for Seasonal Work on sentence and ordered proba Genoa Salami * ‘ Individual Steaks to Broil or Pan Fry lb 68 reasons for it. school system has always tried toe turning, but stated that they AU Work PenmiaUy Bdpeorvlsed. We Are 100% Insured. tion for two years. Cube Steak ^B riske t of Beef ■ Freah Whole lb 7 9 c Duffy last night exjâined to avoid the use cf these diwa, are willing to move a fence in Raymond Burns, 26, of Staf that the "ear" had been tried the area'ahould it prove neces then, have been occasion of ford Springs, was. ordered to ^ B e e f for Stew Chuck lb c out with the youngstei^ last achbed on Saturday. sary. OoMAjO BROTWRS ? serve six months in jail at International _ 98 apring and fooved to be quite Re^rdlng teacher salaries, In another tlckliah bus i«ob- O U X , 848-7801 There's a CARNIVAL of VALUES awaiting you during our only Brooklyn on one count of pos ^ C lu b Rib Roasts Rib Eye successful. The device will en DamturjW stoted tbat he had lem, it was pointed out to Ubby S ole riH e l? :r3 -'7 9 - 1.39 able the youngster to enter stotewide sole of the year. TheuMnds of Items at slashed prices session of controlled drugs. He ^ Club Steaks Rib Eye classroom porticlpcUlon on a ■ wds also given concurrent sus Brisket — Front Cut Cry-O-Vac With Boneless - never before offered. Start your Christmas shopping early and pended -to- -year sentences on V 1.98 more nearly equal footing with 6 6 That Juicy Flavor Sealed In ^ Top of Chuck Steak save like you never hove b e f a ll two other counts, one of sale i-98e the other children. On the basis Genuine lb 99c Corned Beef of this, the hoard voted to re and one of possession with Intent Smoked ^ Top of Rib Pot Roast order the proper "ear.” W e C a i « ' to sell marijuana with two years Cod fi'tef lbs 75c All Carefully Trimmed - 1.09 Teacher Aide "SUPER- GRAIN probation to start after toe six 2 Chuck g Short Ribs ror-'erX month sentence. Ho. 1 Smelts - c At last spring's budget hear FED Meet California Roast 78 RIGHT” 12 01 phi 1 . 3 9 1 ings, the proMem of this child The young man’s* attorney re N ' Serve Oven Ready — Cut From the 1st Four ^Barbecue Beef Ribs Chuck had risen and since the law re QUALITY Scalleim - c counted efforts of Burns, a form Heat lb 79c Ribs — Truly the King of Roasts 88 quires that a school do what- er Marine, to rehabilitate him N' Serve ever necessary to provide a BEEF SALE Fish Sticks Rib Roasts self in a number of programs child with an educatloi), the - including toe metoadone main poeslblUty of emjdoylng a teach tenance program. None 'had er aide was discussed. The board was Informed that there been successful but Burns ex was also another hard-of-bear- IP A ^ (f an- g pressed confidence that he could Ing child who would be in the ultimately lick his drug prob same classroom so that the lem. aids would provide help for both Before pronouncing sentence these youngsters. . Judge Naruk expressed his own BETTY On the basis of this inforiha- problem as a judge, that being tion rcbefore Duffy made Uie "how to cope with you. As a formal recommendation for a seller you must be punished; as "phonic ear") the board last an addict you must be treated, M a r ch Included a sum and you stand there as an ad- L CROCKER of $2UX> to provide for the ape- PORK CHOPS dlot-seller.” clal aide in addition to the spe QUARTER LOIN > Robert Van Steenburg of 96 cial tutor, budgeted again at Saiihm ia Roast 69L. CoRfomia Steak 79i F o ste r St., Manchesteri was k ^ $U76. --nna-iMBr'ooum & (fNHR CUT CHOPS found guilty of violation of LAYER FVirmer principal Mrs.' Doris probation and given 48 hours In caiamberiain had made ar MraMHom «u aun lUBUtt CAKE TIVioz Ground Chuck 8% . Short Ribs HEF Jail to think over his future be c rangements for the aide, who yesterday reported to the school Ironkfuris i r 59* fore starting a second chance at MIXES pkgs for assigninent. complying with toe rules of a The Board of^Bducatton last Siade Steak m STucii Steak new - two-yeir probation. He Ml Varieties night 'went Into executive ses liverwurst 69S had been given a suspended six- MpHttSCMiQI month sentence In April 1970 sion in on attenq)t to determine ■niuaS^wM-Ktattr whether the echoed is ngt now and two years probation but Shoulder Steak 1” CulKtSteqik Pork Sausage 892 failed to report to tow probation Cat 61^ oz] Betty Crocker 161t Q C overloaded with help for tUs Rea^y to Spread cm child. It ^las turned out that •MHUSfCMCK ■oaBiHcaoni / officer and couldn’t be located Food cm Frosting OKM MraiAU oui N au Hv. sraam at a new address he had given; there la no other youngster In Pits that particular class with a 1 frankfurts ',£99* Leonai^ C. Marttnf 24, of 18 Cross Rib Roast Finast . heariiv i»obIem, except toe one ■MHUBCMCK CAPH MMTf fM CIflim Village 6t„ Rockville, pleaded SpaipiefllSaace ManhmoUow child who sustains temporary innoceht and elected to be tried hearing losses when aufCerlng S a S e Steak t^LKoulude ShrimpCocktail 3*£99* by a jury •*'» ■ahtaiiiwi.fi>F»8«taii,i»iM»Ciw eil|>weaf...... w i n s o v i TNI m m to twot stMitniM tbs fuUto prOvldsd by tbs na *AY A fBIAAY TBUL, 9t88 PJ|. handii on a X L tstodsTtaiiUAw'^^ U, aw lan CwWw tsrwi. Ifaatorter - tUOr laid * 8e«W Me. 1$. Vweea yioW A. roiay, le, d Middle- IM BMNTIf iwn OHANimn ■ "Ml')*! .1 . P-'-; WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1971 Pag^ IS to 2B ÂOB FOtjRTB^ BJANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. lliANCHESTElt, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1971 Section Two WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1971 i i a n r l } C 0tMr lEuPuins l|cralo I.^ S I^ r § T A R G A ’Z E lC * ’C ...... imTiii—4An—iiii n•BjrCXAyil,POLLAN- r * r A V * » h o t t a k t ______^ ARin LIRRA About Town I TBC Asked To Study M/W. 21 Your bally AOMfy Gukh M SEP7. 22 : 5 . Y Attording to lha Start. » ^ Boout Troop 188 will rs- Afi. n ocK l l ^ t f'M6-3M7-’•AO To devalop messoga, for Thursday; oslvs new msmbsrs tonight at 7 raod words corrasponding to numbers A9^31'53^34fO •t Beoond OongregaUonal •as I71-72-73 - Town Office Space ^TAUHUS ••pf your Zodiac birth sign, Ouiwh. Each new member 1 Forcirtg 31 Bockili* SCORPIO ^ A 2 « .1 0 61 Y o u rself OCT. Ilf •hould be acoompanled by a As a first step in the consideration of expanding of 2 You 32 Rccognin 6 2 & in g parent After the new toembers ) MA2 20 3 Refuie 33 In 63 Should NOY. It' fice space- in the Municipal Building, Town MAnagw na-1S^23-27 4 ^ k s 34 Imoginativo 64 Chorrge are received there wUl be a 5 Changes 35 Moy 65 In i- 9-lH i Robert Weiss suggested to the Town Building C^m lt- 24J7-60 Orsen Bar meeting at f at the MMINI 6 Don't 3 6 Ddwn . 66 C ircle t church. The first troop meeting tee last night that it make a realistic study of space 7 Truth 37 To " 67 W ith SAGITTARIUS needs based on the 20-year population growth study. i KtAr 21 B B e 36 F in iih 68 Presently NOY.ll J Is scheduled for Tuesday at 7 hutie 20 9 A le rt 3 9 Ed^ l/ 69 Sometimes p.m . at the church. The report, based on depart- ~ 10 h^thods 4 0 Bosics 70 Hormony OK. It ^ 1 . , i3s-s2-ai 11 Be 41 H urry 71 Look ment eeUmates, was prepared office building, Walae aald, "An- 23^34-S6A7< by Thomas MOnaiian, building otosr constdsntlon Is an ads- /aa.A5A6 12M oy 42 F r illt 72Aheod 74-76-7»82' 'Hw Emanuel choir of the CANCIR 13 Protect 43 Not 73 Cheerfully Inspector, to 1966.. quato m eeting place fo r to^mis- 14 H urt 4 4 W orriod 74 Promise CAPRICORN- Emanuel Lutheran CSiuroh will ^ JUHl 21 15 W hat 45 About 7 5 Brings MC. rshearae tonight at 8 to Luther “At that time,” Welse eald, people and town agencies." t J U L Y .11 1 6 T h ls 46 Thot'ro 76 Of "we were about. 6 0 per cent be- Richard Mankey, aixihltoct for 17 To 47 M o r^ ? 77 R e lie f JAN. Hall of the church. , MMT-31 181s 48 Conducive 78 Others' ...... low our needs to bring all facll- renovaUons and addltloM to T-7»e0« 19 Swayed 49 Firranciot 79Worthwh1la Itles Into one buUdtog.” He three elementary schools, brief- 20 Top 50 To 80 And K-iPaSB Tile North Manoheeter Al- noted that toe controUer’s and *d toe TBC on cMor sohemM uo 21 Could 51 Sky AQUARIUS I jinr 22 81 Con Anon family group will meet to treasurer’s offices and the for toe Roberteon SchoM adto- 22 Tim e 52 Find 82 Advoncem enwAN. 20 v night at 8 at the Second Oongre- iÂI/». 22 23 H ighly 53 Brightens 83 To m .• It. t'- health department are present- tion, and toe natun ^ debit 24 It 54 So 84 Sound getlonal Church pariah house. \7-12-IA2S 4- 54648i ly housed to toe Hall of Records f credit of change* 25 But 55 Um . 85 Own The Thursday, group will meat 2-75-T7 26 Get 56 Day 66 Judgment 50-70«>-9i across Center St.; and toe wel- ^"^,,*J5^********** andKesnsy at 8:80 p.m. at the Pathftodare VIROK) 27 To 5 7 O f 87 Start PISCIS fare and water and aewer de- St. Baiool#, 28 Moke 58 PromiMt 8 8 W o it Club at 102 Norman St. Both 29 Up 59 Things 89 EsperletKe groupa. meet weekly and are partmenU am to the nearby . “ y * * /” ’**^ ,‘^ **“ f*?' 30 Mind 60 Value 9 0 Peace m a r . 20 hotter Block. The Municipal ^ i S : ; ; iqien to frlenda and reUtlvee 0\3:i7-2B-» )G oo<1 Building was built to 1926, W eiss SOM3^4» IklP Âdverse ^^Neutral A-n-1.9-20AH living with a drinking problem. 39-5S 4^ B ^ \ said, when toe towh population was less than hall of tt u tê end of October, renovaRoM at Keeney ore mibstantlally Reeervatlone oloee tomorrow today. for the VFW Auxiliary Luau to , conqilete, work on Its addition Business Mirror be held Saturday at 0:80 p.m. "T h e Examiner of PuTtoc deUyed because of a Records also said that the t*opp«gs, but at the Poet H om e, 608 E . Center Municipal BuUdtog .Is certataly ------•- — - ■- •—*— •—. - h—• St. Hckete are available at the cem m ic tUe Is being tostaUed deficient,” he added. Five years Designer of JFK Center club or by caUtog Mra. Terry on walls and floors; and no ago, Weiss stated, toe cost of Varney of 40 Fairfield St. proMAns have developed at expansion was placed at 6469,- RobertsoH,. Discusses BuUdin^s Power 000. Mra. Gerald Naeon of Wind- In outlining possible alterna By JOHN OCNNIFF am-, precldent of the Amerlom nade, a templa^type building tives to toe TBC, Weiss sold, AP Boslneaa Analyst that doesn't rely on novelty.” Aesoclatlon of Unlverelty Wom Chapt^ Plans en, (AAUW) greater Hoirtford "The building Is sound and NKT TORIC fAiPl ”lt la a -^22d yet, Some crltios have TOTK (AP) -- K ta a complained that the biiUdliig Is branch, will be one of the main might well lend Itself to an ad Year’s Events ■peakeri at toe AAUW deeeert- dition. We should also take a ofrtenUUous. glittering, gltm- serious look at Lincoln School Beta Sigma Chapter of Beto m IA Later he c«u^ “ .'“ /"fr* oroua-^ridolam that Stone coffee next Wedneaday at Cook ^ d ^ ,” and a^r that "a Indicated he was Lodge, American Srtiool for for office space If It should be Phi wlU have a poUuek flliqple, tranquil building." prepared for, anhough With toe IDeof, ISO N. Koto St„ Weet abandoned. Should we abazidon __ . ^ "But la it a great buUdtng?" good h u W l t wmi Hartford. The . program wUl al- thU building completely, and U Edward Durell Stone was hnies to teU. Bo Include totroduotory re- so, where wodld a new one be •<* 8«pt. 1® et the home of Mrs. ■ put? Should we put money Into Robert Bourret of Hope Valley **h*, she said, concentra around, aa state oCflcea are?” for the yenr. all-enoompassing term or aim- of hyprocrii^. “Ihe richest / Unit C of Nathan Halo School four teachers assigned to the stantly. as work gets underway, other units are housed In the atee of accreiUted four-year to- "What is wrong with toe Officers **J“?^ *^ ply too modest at the moment man In town sometimes wears Dunlls oU 100 of them In too unit, outlines the ground rules Miss Helmgartner srtd, depend- tion on a skill will not be carried Bennet Junior High School com etltutlona. for self pralae. a battered hat and drives an 8-10 ago group, assomibled this of policies and procedures. Other Ing upon leveM of a.Mllty deter- on beyond three weeks. X test plex as follows; A and B, ap- Town of iMancherter being a of - .. _ . M_A.____ •___ 1^ om/l vnlnA/1mined ViVby fHfUmOStlcdiagnostic tfifitfltests illIn Stone, a graceful, powerful car,” he said, m om i^ in the East Mdo Roc teachers in the upper left and ing reveals that a child has then -proxlmately 200 ®Wldren^ 'iJSSi The iitUe League Ladles reading and mathematics, which man at 69, was speaking of hts. On a larger scale, he ex- gymnasium to begin too school right comers are Miss June and 6-8 years old, AuxUlary meetliig previously will bo given this week and next mastered the skill, he • moves In too Main com m ented on too Ronald Faletti o f ****** lateat creation, the John F. plained, "it results in America scheduled for tonight has been year and too Introduction of the Olonvllle and Mrs. Jennie Poet, •to another group. Accordingly, Building auditorium; D, ap convenience of acceselbUty to sor, treasurer; Mrs. PoyW Kennedy Center for the Per- having appropriate facU- ungraded, open concept, Unl- Not shown are Mrs. Catoy Bot- to establish priorities and as proximately 100 children 10-12 poe^tonod until 8 ^ . 16 at 8 certain where Individualized In neither the more nor less ad town records for attorneys who Kean of RockvlHe, recording focmlng Arts In Washington, hies to entertain peo{de of dls- p.m. at toe Army-Navy Club. verslty of Wisconsin Individual- ton and Mark Tilton, a student vanced learner Is penalized. years old, on the School St. An might be located In such a secretary; Mrs. Matt Oyolal of whlch opened officially today, ^htctlon. Ihe Queen of England ly Guided Education program to teacher from Eastern Oonnectl- struction should begin. She add nex third floor; and morning ed that children will be grouped Teachers, as well as pupils, building. Rockville, corresponding eecre- "It has power with dignity,” he c ^ a»- have been made to produce cul- gion Post and its AuxlUaiy will ent Town Manager John Hark sodates. plan hospitals, hotels, tural centers to New Toric, Los ant iwwii nesses, and toe police cooper- the sale of glass for recycling meet tomorrow at 7fl0 p.m. at Ine, and m em bers o f toethe j publU ^ i c m em bers In goes Into a Case Mountaln< fund. 7 miMunM, libraries, colleges, Angeles aiid other cltiee, and the H olm es Funeral Home, 400 aftidrs com m ittee oai f the ^ham^Cham- projects, SAM pix)Jects tentatively Manchester office buUdtogs, atomic reactor now to Washington. Centers “to Kato St, to pay reepeoto to Leo ber of Commerce hope SAM centers, stadiums. And they provide aihenltles for oonsld- Harkins referred to SAM as scheduled to bo repeated next R. Grover, a past comnumder wlU be able to operate again an experimental program, ere- year are iwk build them anywhere In the ,eratloas. of the spirit.” of toe poet. next eummer. world., Stone has a taste tor dd tMm ated by and for young people, ba2»k, another play, crafts Hairs, SAVINGS This luqiehope was expressed ***}Jthis wtilch offered manytovOTSlod a mini carnival, softbaU compe- So Mg a business Is It that world tradttlon and charm. He The American' Legion end momlng at a Joint meeting of .y tlon for recreation, concession one wonders how any one todl- has Just returned from a rare, Auxiliary and the VFW Post toe public affalrewmmlttoe ot o-hoffar a SAM coor- ^ money, and pot- vldual can Impress his person- one-month-long vacation on a a2ul AuxlUaty have been invited toe Chamber of Commerce and Cheryl SdjaNor, a 8^c<»r ^ coureoe. A I 4OAN aUty .on It, but his associates country estate near Rome. And to attend the Joint tostellatlon of claim he does. he professes to be an Anglo- toe offloen of toe Frank J. The totest project Involved pUle. But Ills latest building, he Association Mansfield Detochment and Aux Stone’s efforts, tor 18 years. Insists, to all American, W hen you iliary tonight at S at to e IMaxtae during the last 10 of vdilch he He firmly believes that after a'^SSTto?‘to^B^*?f*Df ^ “^nSSTflnUltaS M toe^Sw program. donated rather than charged the critlM have their say the League H om e, 717 P arker S t for his personal services. He at-, woirtd will rank the Kennedy b u y that j tended to minute details, said Center with great buildings an associate, and was involved such as the Louvre and the to "every square Inch of the Houses of Parliament, which new hom e, • • building.” occupy somewhat simUar sights "This was an opportunfty,” along the Seine and Uie Stone said, "a unique <^>portun- Thames; reflectively, C O O O f r E A R tty—a monument to a - great ‘Tt will last through the cen- preaident and a chance to build turlew or at least many gener- a building on a good site. You atlons,” he said, can't get anything better." ------In conceiving of the struc ture, wblch is 600 feet long Tlnancial Reports and contains some of the ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — A world’s biggest rooms. Stone survey issued here shows th^ I said he kept to mind the per- 1 “'S” y < SL‘S £ y°B ^'”^3i: toBir> "a buUdtogs to parklike settings.’ ning to do so, two are consld- The^^dtogs there are huge, ^rtog It, 28 di not, and 64 did W« murt make room for new thlpmonts coming ini he said, and so he felt It was ” ““ CUSTOM______POWER CUSHION «aaa*aJIAKS Sk^SPOLYQLA WAI AO8 perfecUy in keeping with hlstor- 'a•l.ine lM Mine••me tireuro spproyedeHiiivyou ••toP (tind*rdpa..tMwaa. orw. optional- r ------on«ai "'f'y ' leal tradition—as well as more YOU m P E R ctra • wldsr snd Ibwer than compiraiye conventlonol economical—to buUd three vast fix* Ures,IU62PI **It vsawawoffers s- brosd footprint.. _ grip for a “ mora "*■stable auditoriums Into one grand NUR8EBT SCHOOL Rig VdHe! TO rids indvaltady •leering control. structure, rather than building Snd Congregattonal Church SAVE TIRE MARATHON "78" NYLON CORD three separate structures. - OPENING FOR THE FALL j Ladies’ StyHih NO TRADE NEEDED- - • Looks ireatl • Range o( elsee. Low profile for •••bHl'y. It was Important, he said, that 7 rib treaa pattern for mlleege end traction. High priced look 4 Fr. Olds • Pre-Kindergarten OFFER ENDS SAT. NIQHT In shoulder and stdewaU styling. “ _____ , 9the building not be easily ollVBII lâm finwee it at Savings dated,-and so the design Is "a CALL MBS. DEWET .. 449-8866 simple rectangle with a collo- .0 0 v < A m HP to 8.00!° •IZ Il PTI-14 (PHe 7.78-14) Fits theee makes - Cheoker, j & Loan’s reduced rate! ■IDriut U r ' v i Pit! these mikke - AmMoen IMB 1 Imptls. Ford. Monts Csrib, Bonded acrylics, knltsT Motors, Bulok, Chevy, Dpdfe, Polsrs, Thundsrbird, Travsisll, nylon stretch in pop Dacron Mends need no Ford, Oldi, Ponllee, Ply|noulh Fury, Cstslins Y0UIAVIlil.lt ular puU on styitog. ironing, BMids, stripes, V0VIAVlkll.il jm J m BoUds, 8-18. • I t li H76-16 (PIM 6.66-11) Buying a naw home ji probaWy tha t>lg-| Home Moftgoges patterns. 26-42. SIZIl 078-14 (PIM 8J8-14^ Pits thsss mskss - Bulok, gest financial lnva$fmanf of your life. Pits these mekes - Amertoen Chevy, Dod|s, Chrysler, m W Motors, Buick, Chevy, Ford, • 2 1 1 Msroury, Pontlso,Olde 88, Ford m If you ara about to own a naw horn# Mercury Olde, Pontleo VOMtAVttiU 'WBtAVlW.l1 coma to Manehi$tar Savings 4 Loan and iliiki JT6-16 (PIM 6.66-16) laarn how to sava monay on homa financ- SIXIl N78-14 (Pile ats-14) Fits'these makes-Bulok. NOT Fits these mekei ~ Amertoen Dodge, Pontlso, Chrysler, w AVAIUBL8 ing. Qirfe’ Oressoi Motors, Dodge, Plymouth, m Olds 98, Plymouth m Mon’s S|Mii Pontleo 1 veviAvtiii.ii W stfsrn Bonania ft Skfimiieti THWYltlJA Talk to tha exparts. Thav will 6ixplain how ■till LT8-18 (Pits 8.16-16) a Mancheiter Savings 4 Loan mortgaga Now is the time to take ft D m Shirts eiXIt PT6-16 (Pits r.71-16) BLACK POLVOLA6 •8 IM 1 6;00-16 WHIT8 NYLON can ba added to, later on. fo9949 or drop in at E. Center St., , SI88’'S -*1 > SlM 5t; Manchester for details. NEWINGTON I WETHERSFIELD I BLOOMFIELD I MANCHESTER Sunday thru frida ■BICBD AS SHOWN AT OOODYRAR aiRVICB trORRR s UstsB to "Touring with LaBonns T^vsl World” OOMPi T O VBLY FRjCMD AT O O O D Y l^ D R A U ^ Dally WINF (ISSO) at 10:6S A.M. 3375 BERLIN TPKE. I 1130 SILAS DEANE H'WAY ■ 1051 BLUE HILLS AVE. I PARKADE SHOPfMNG ( IR 10A.M. tO lOP.M. T I . -I f . \- ■ V \ V >

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Ont coupon por cutfomor Ontcoupon par cutfomor SAM CRISPINO’S Teach him that it is far more henor- ohle to fail then to cheat. Teach him to POPULAR SUPER MONEY-SAVERS! S & W BRAND GIANT FOOD SALE TASTB O’ t lA SUPREME have faith in his own ideas, even if ev CHEESE VELVEI tIANT RIPE OLIVES...... r 39* a m a iR S s t r a i n o d : HADDOCK DINNER eryone else telisjhim they ore wrong. Fruit! 4Vl Of. CHEESE NORWEBMN S U D |N E S v -...... r Vt«. lor QD • RORUULR SLICES 37 " V - Try to give my son the strength not to BABY FOOD D n u r t i . FOODS ” : 10 PAK PIZZA ILED GREEN BEANS 37 follow Me crowd when everyone else is RROaMtSO IMFOaTRD U o i . ^ . SUNNY CRINKLR CUT pkg. CBr§NEENorWAXBEAHS...... 3 '.‘AV»l I ^ 485 HARTFORD RD. getting on the bandwagon. 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I. • I PAGE TWENTY-ONB MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., wSDlfESDAY, SEPTOMBER 8, 1971 PA0B3 TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENINC. HERALD. MANCHESTER.* CONN. WEDNESDAY,...... SEPTEMBER 8, 1971 , ‘Sesame Street’Too‘Dangerous’ SHOP-RITE MORE ME ATS AT LOWER PRICES! { For British Youth, Claims BBC DRUG H X U>NDLONDON0 N (AP> (AP) —" 8 eMme "Seaame Street” for for weeks18 weeka aUrtlng aUrtlng lack lack of reality. of reality. Btraat,” the American ohil- ^pt. 2Sôn a London atatlon. "I ahare aome of theae doubU STORES dren’a televlalon progrram that' Harlech television, an ITV ata- and I am parUcululy worried FIRST CUT has t>een translated and shown 11,°"*")^“,’^ ' “ «*«ip. by the P ««ram 'a k u ^ t a r la n .... tors of the II.R. ahnuf Ian? «^lnriA.” aaM ”X> in A'cîiiiwea.’ has bên’ tum-’ *** M' USDA .a rimim hv tha Ttrtti.h RmaH "PHng AS an experiment to see ewers are demand* dXand tho Inquiror ^ '*^®«’er -Sesame Street-.- ap- praised, and a rewarch/«port by [CHOICE! F^r “ > American children was refer* to the p r o g r g n i^ m ’ IHI -uitable for British youngsters aim to change dddren’s be- . j m the Bhow - with a Cast Instead of '^desame Street,- eWef, Molcan Sims, said qj adulU, children and puppeU she said, the BBC had bou|^t Eadi w«*k, Th« Manehastcr Evening Harald will pratant "Potpourri" . . . dadicatad antiraly to a»fi« the a t ^ - Bupporied network _ wholesome and funny, two ’ other American children’s was worried by what ehe called but others condemned parts of programs — “The Further Ad- you in tha flna art o-f shopping. So why waar out those pretty teat glHs? Now you can stop hiking the America shows attempt to it as vulgar and educationally ventures of Dr. DoUtUe” and and oat all tha Info right hai:a in the Manchester Evening Herald. SHOP-RITI pharmacitli C h a n g* childrens behavior.behavior, old-fashioned.------"Hie------Hariem(Robetrotters.” •all* pfM* In Ihnir piafaa- "This sbunds like Indoc- flan and ara mambart a( ..._ ...uv.,- Miss 81ms, announcing that ITV meomiriilie, said It was yaur haallh laam. Wa ara STEAKS trlnation, and a dangerous ex- the BBC would not buy the pondering whether "Seaame cancamad with Iha haallh tension of the use of television," ahow, told tiewsmen Monday she Street" should be shown on the and waHara af aur nalgh- she said. admired many parts of "Sesame cross-country network because . . . Main Street Around Town ...... Around Town hart. Thara it na tuhtll-. Flat Teddy SHOP-RITE CENTER CUT 5 3 Britain’s other TV network, Street,” but she noted that Its “educational vaUdlty for Swingy Style luta iar ûaUly ar tafaly Independent Television or I-TV, some educators had crlUclzed It British chUdren Is sUU open to iBearn to Sew whan yaw hava yaur pm- Another Great Carpet Event At Plaza Dept. Store ttrlpllan fillad al SHOP* has decided to show "Sesame for middle-class attitudes and question. WatUm . ..It It’s as easy .as ABC to Shop at Ladles want to learn to ■ITt Druf Slarat. ISN0 90DAY PliAZA on -E. Middle Ti)ke, CUT SHORT unuvrx "Armstrong Shag of the sew? Call 644-8126 or 628.1186 t l M (next to Popular). Geclal group school supplies from penelto to and evening classes. AU sewing Long before the President clamped down the At Library of brand-new, exciting, luxury lunch boMS—^Plenty of free done In class. One machine per 90-day freeze, Shop«Rite was putting the Fiction ■hags by Armstrong. If you’re parking too! pupil. ^;>ecial sewing classes af POT ROAST wikXY RWMICMBliBS. By the narrative Is given over to chill on high prices. And we'll be doing it long STEAKS Adams — 'The badge and Harry thinking of a shag carpd for ter school for glris 10-16 years Irvlii Fuael. Arbor House. |0.90. their nine children and one Cole * your favorite room, come to Sugar for Ycake baking must old. KATBLEEN STTLES, 1678 after the thaw. No wonder more hard-pressed IT,.. adopted daughter. Brent orom — Tregaron’s x rcB«.«,.» ««daughterub..,=. Watkins and see these new always be fine-grained and free Ellington Rd., So. Windsor, B-D budgets come to Shop’Rite. . . where prices TASTY, TTNDEK X. JUICY dealing the Swanns this Amado - Tent of miracles Armstrong shags at qiedal in o f lumps. (Webster Florist Bldg.) FEVER *!1f children. DelderHeld, of Compton-Burnet^-’nie last and troductory prices. Never a bet are always under control. Now, more then opt writer Is comparable or course, made It easier for him- the first THERMOMETER lUSDA ter value I Unusual combination Sentor Clilzeiis. fto®®!®* Needle Magic ever... Why Pay More? 1 * * ^ ^ ^ Interesting ctonnable — -Twelve trains to of polyester yarns creettes a Need perking up? PARISIAN CHaCE] loaded pistol: Th* results can for the reader to illustrate the Babylon hlgh-fashion visual. Thick aind COIFFURE at 66 Oak St. wUl Morning and evening classes Oan't wall unlH CALIFORNIA , V aspecto that made up the porgyUi - -The day of the Jack- elegant, It’s the best shag value offer on any Tuesday, Wednes have started at KNITTBatS favar tliiliat, Fauik, hiqppUy, U by no age In which hU book is laid. al In WatMns^ 1< Exciting colors. day or ’Riursday a diamp(x> W O R U ) in both crewel and ha praparad. Freah Fruitt A Vegetablea! *1*^®*’ lie I* n The author has written that, Gilden — Between the hills and Come in or caH fast for a value ana set for $2.60 and a haircut needlepoint. . .Our Rosemary’s eweful stylist who knows very -The span of years, l87»-90, the sea like this can’t last long. 648- If needed for more or a Just back from England—loaded well what he is doing and does ^^,33 ^ bonus. It. was an age Qutteridge — Cold war In a 6171. permanent Including shampoo, with information and new Ideas. CHUCK POT ROAST it very weU. -Hie result, "WUlywhen the British Empire adapt- couiitry garden haircut and set for $9. Tel. 648- Stop In for a chat and see tho GOLDEN RIPE Remembers,” is a well-stirred ed to its almost accidental role Henie Death files for Oon- Scatter hoUybock, larkspur 9632 for an appointment. Closed many new items In crewel and blend of an dd man’s muddled of successor to Rome, when -ess and popples seed now where you Mondays. needlepoint. thick cut NONiLHB _ _ membrtes told with humor and new inventions and new atU- jôjiand __ The earl want them to come up next ib99^ Pork Chops compassion. tudes of mind were breaking jewell-Oome in number one,* spring. .79* Fresh Brisket Tile old man Is Willy T- through almost as dramaUcally ^p I I T • 1 f * f ‘ Beef Short Ribs A A . FIRST CUT eONSLItS melnhans, a Spanlsh-Amerlcan as they have done In the post- American princess To make buttons on children’s 'Wh«t«v«r fh» ■ *j.lt r.it La_r* A iorieless Chuck ih89^ Fresh Brisket "• 1 RoastingChickensib4y Wkr veteran and proud of It. Second World War period, -m s „a,ghettl — The rope-dancer hea'vy Jackets bold better, sew Occation Flo w n The stoty he tells is his, that of gave me plenty of elbow room, Burning a piece of chamois material up- Say It Bastl" Ms family, and that of the for Adam’s children could go to germon der the button a tiny bit. * United States during the years work tn a variety of theaters, „ - o f hla long Ilf* apen, J"?®* 1® their father or their |,gjj I Just heard that FAJRWAT M BIRCH Srr. 648-4444 * 64S-6247 one, iMWvlded the reader U will- xiiotlier.” marksman on Mato Street has received Open Monday through SaturdaySi 8:80 AJC to 6:80 P.M. Ing to dt still for Willy’s abrupt Alexander, the eldest son. is. _ .jije change of their, new shipment of styroa- mental leaps through time, for example, a professional sol- Lewes foam to aU sises and shapes . . . Why Not Livee A LRtle?litll*? Flowers From P E N T T iA l^ -leaps that carry from the bat- dler. This choice of career _ giayground 1419 the assortmient is unbelievable. W U Up Your World So Much — Delivery ENFAMIL tlegrounds of Cuba to th^ fight- gives Ddderfleld a c h ^ e to _ ou^^lves SmalUMedium-Lorge Anywhere In The World! lug in World War n —a war write tlghUy but Whitehouse — The casket crew House And Hale For that dashing-look ... CONCENTRATE that cod W Uy his favorite son. ^ ‘*\® Non-FIcUon Great shades of grandpa! a swingy cape! YouTl find HOUSE A HALE on Mato Street Aa-for the unfavorlte son, he Isandlwa^ and • graun — Parish churches this one perfect to wear l3-at. Halnar has a great selection of mens’ with Iran with sports and dress-up ^ *• * ^ ^ ^ *S ^ d ra s r U S ie s ureyer - Guide to the Soviet shirts . . . the colors are glori '^qued paws, then embroid Oat ever Interested the boy “ “ » . . ,c„rfioh bv Navy outfits. No. 1419 with PHOTO-GUIDE is in Sizes ous and the (rid fasMoned wall er the features to com w w pol,.v,ultlii. w . WlUy'B ^ zuiS^-auwiSh AJMal^r-B Burnette - Tlie tortured ^ e r i - paper prints are the new kxric plete him. No. 2196 h u sngiiiahaii reaction to Ms son . .. Small (8-10), Medium HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS (12-14) or Large (IS of today. ^>ruce up his back to pattern pieces for appli que; hot-iron transfer; REGINNING SEPT. 22 ITALIAN taking a college degree In pole ''S '”clS;t.. wurtdu. d» C«.». »»• IS). Medium . '. . 8% acbool wardrobe with these vuiltingvaulting and continuing to vault „ what a busUlng pulaoiY control yards of 60-inch. full directions. PRUNES FREESTONE great fashion fancies — he’ll SEMD ^ Is uiat f*r sacA ★ PREPARE NOW FOR COLLEGE lOARDS 2 . 3 9 * untR he is into Ms 40S makes place It must âvehave been-lanre-been—large- Dylan ,r- TarantulaT a ^ tu la Patterns available only love you for It! -IsdiSst Mriitt Mi< AMMI'r* -for------aome------of the funniest------read-f ^ through Adam but Fallows - The w ^ r lords in sizes shown. lSJk.1. Y E R IA L ) tog In this generaUy very funny j^^ther view of the same pic- - ^rs. Fraser on the UNS TM Is esIM f«r AM* pMtw* Bvi u w A TE. FREESTONE SHOULDER TASTY & LEAN Wooden kitchen utensils or______YOBK. i f STUDY SKILLS & TEST TECHNIQUES ****' w eomes through the eyes of shore Wsseke^ T should not be placed near a fire If "v tssaa. But these memories barely Oeoiê. who U slated to Garm - GuerrillM In W®to*y — » AV*. MM IMM, A4WW ««k Ztf i f SPEED READING & COMPREHENSION 'FOBS, to dry. ’The heat may crack or cost m i (trie HroSer. PEACHES 3 . 4 9 * top those WUly has of the time his father’s vast en- Getty _ How to be a successful OF. warp them. / W.Y. The Fall & Winter ’71. ★ VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT he and his wife to<* dancing terprise and eventually does el- executive Mat SsMS,_ AiSrsM sljh Zl> ALBUM is 66^ ' includee This is an outstanding program In reading efficiency meet lessons with near diaastraus ,ef- though not without some fric-Gottesman — Focus on Citizen can, nut itaiAw mS na. Alltii’f C LAROtSIZi BroUer racks to your stove postage and handling. ing twice weekly for six weeks — late afternoona and early fects. WUly got involved In an between the generations. Kane Do you have a copy of wlU stay clegh and rust-free If (AILT AMI8)BAll....Ys«tl(Tl«r» >b- lb. evening. Taught by state certified consuhanta to small Firm Tomatoes affair with his dance instructor . a locA at the seamy side of Heyerdahl — The Ra expedl- the KEW "Tl Fall and you coat them lightly with mto-' Winter Basic f a s h io n ? gMM) ririrniSi l « 13. tliS- groups. CAUPOimiA and Ms wife 'seriously consid- London la given through the tlons WINGS-ALWAYS TA S TY Price . . . fl.OO eral oU. , e r e d running off with hers. -Hie character of Deborah, the Howe — -The white majority . Bartlett Pears resohitton of their problem Is Swanns’ adopted daughter. And Kohler — Capone ^___ ^ , ■ ACADEMIC READmC CENTER, I m . wocdim us . ^wwisizi SHOP-RITE Fairway MUrtouSe. the picture the girl projects. Ko p a l-W ld e n l^ horizons I saw the assortment of vari WEST HARTFORD MANCHESTER WHY PAY MORE? 66 E. CENTER ST. Cantaloupes BONELESS PMl Thomas through her work on a liberal Marx — Nagasaki ^ ous kinds of brushes at FAIR BISHOP’S CORNER / Tops of otherwise worn socks TEL. 848-9947 AsBoototed Press newspaper. Is not a pretty one. Ubrary s®^®® ^ A BASWA*good housekeeper ---- keepsr~ "a WAY VVAX Uf4on Mato KFVaw%...Street. ThejPi ’TEL. 288-8888 SMOKED BUTTS 7 5 ^ ______T lT ^ i4 aearch Deldcrfield served; ed. by Laprence L. may be unraveled and the ysira Seedless Grapes iGroceries-Why Pay More?* supply of six sheets on hand for every purpose ^ kept for darator lAher socks SWetT THEIRS WAS THE KING- must have done to get the ma- S h e ^ l each bed and altemates them cleaning a percolator^stem DOM. Ry B. F. Deiderfield. 81- terlal with which to P®lnt Ws The ^ regulaily for long wear. ------ALLBEE Fresh Carrots W H Y P A Y MORE’ SHOP RITE SHOP-RITE. WHITE PRINT & DEEP TONE mon and Sefanster. «8.95. vast canvas must have been to go, what to eee, where to , ------Mazy Lewla w ith e CMJfOMIIA staggering. But the careful use stay etc. lOOcaptulat If you liked Henry Fielding, these details combined Pullar — Consuming pee«onf A small flower embroidered Have you seen IJie new line Crisp Celery bn the front waist will help'of small leathw goods at the Rag. S7.4S JUICY BLEACH VINEGAR VIVA NAPKINS Jotm Galsworthy and, more exceUent writing keeps the Sllverberg — Science BTction recently, John O’Hara’s long j^jujers from *ever feeling that Hall read shoiild always be tween fo*k prongs. ^ VANNTUS. ^V V 4 Mt«T ON-COe Apple Juice 3 U':89* Spaghetti-O’s Prince of Wales . . . to 1969." Some Rules Seen Needed the color spot of a bednxsn. A 2-Lb. Casserotes SHpP-ftn’E#0-#t-#39 The first volumeywas the 687- shacto that (xxitreata with the Because (ril cargoes erode Spaghetti page "God Is An'Englishman.’’ To Guard Rights of Father walls of the room la attractive. ateel, the mldsection ® children on Sunday aftemoboa General Merchandiae ALLFLAVOAS.SOADIN'S / spread sugar between, sheets of last longer If you wipe It my |g||^(j||^.C00K(0 SALAMI-LUNCH MIAT ^ f f i l prominently to concern about dear (rid Dito during footb^l seascti, but 1ST QUALITY NYLON AMPLON 30c OFF LABEL LI5TERINE 6 'x* *1 Tbgy ^ ngoro F _ _„ch of Day care centers spring some thought could be given to waxed paper and remove lumps after washing to keep water Frosted Shakes the second volume but much or efter the with a rolling pin. frpm seeptog Into the seams. SHOP-RITE a private television set. Cold Cuts 2te79* ------~ kids, new appliances eliminate PANTY / lO c MOUTHWASH Jj|g||y|:^NEOKIF«HOrrfDHAM#AtTAAM|. _ ^ Legislation could help to Cheese Spread *&89* 1| / f ^ | ~ l f ^ | r A v S u r e housework, convenience fdk some areas. A soapy cleaner often leaves The ordtoszy ^ u M SHOP-RITE mealtime an opening The first law riMuld require a (Uiii' finish on th* tile’s sur- dates from on* tree Is between WITH 7c EFFERD2NT Sliced Meats 4 x 9 9 * Off Prim arv V o t e que»U<^ B®X» ^ tu irali loys must be SOM ss- 100 and 200 pounda.______SEARLE COUPON INSIDE DOMESTIC-VAC PACA-IHOr-AITE Grated Cheese x79* DOAMAN't q_Fl IT 1 uaiCAA j pretaught, program iriayed and „jore boxed hi- METAMUCIL PARA NUGGETS 7 9 Boiled Ham 'x 69* Babybel ;«69* OOBHAM. N.H, ,*P, - R.p, >« * AND CRYSTALS IFUL SALON SIZE'HARO TO COLONIAL ^ tHOr-AITI MUNISTIAITICK* OA Paul N. McCa<)Skey Jr., R-OoUf., uuujMOion, fuU enjoymait B * . ..e -_ 4..^ WftftfkA ^ ------A-- -- —— __ A#w waAleew ses__ even any moiw toy* In $047 said ’Tuesday he could boat the complote abaence of pain or b o x e # ^ ^ they come lag. $3.33 l b . Slices ,99* Mpp-ani aovsiStM Sliced Bacon President NUon In the 1972 fnistrauon* . Alraadv out- toKother. Or with N INJECTOR BONUS PACK*2 ^MEL SQUIBB ------— , i-ib. $/| 29 IMITATION SOUR ORBAM New HompsMre presidential ''2m inatnicUoiu so clear that a 6- Cotton Briefs f«n " T I aOTB COTTON Canned Ham primary if tho voters "are giv too. o r yêjr-old roally «jan do It him- INSULIN Personna Blades SHOP-RITE REOUUROR THICK Kinq Sow en a fair shot at understanding NRH-U40 T ^ ir t s rsr® r® FORHEAOACHEi — ...... 053 Ice Cream Dept. Sliced Bacon .tSS* tha Iseues." K- any -o h '^Pi'wJll®® *®r violation should SNOP-mTE Excedrin Tablets x99^ CAPITOL FARMS SKINLESS COLORED ■ WHITE • COMBO McCloakey commented to 7 5 * FOaiHUfFOFCOLOS fo.:m-al a ^ t a t io n a. . toe Na- tSht^to t f m m .a y . FUDGSICLESOR Franks Si 69* f l t ^ y " "campaign through Jiiltancid to“ai*embl*"an elec- Dristan Tablets^ x 8 9 ^ tHOr-AITl CHUNA eOLOONA OA AMERICAN CHEESE nortoem New Hkmpehlre, the - N O W - or trie road racing s«<-wltoout to- DREAMSiCLES SMOPWIte-OFFtMl , jm Liverwurst .69* SHOP-RITE state with the nation’s first strucUons. Leniency would be raverEer Protein Shampoo ALL MMT OR ALL MIF CHILD MILD presidential primary, March 7, should be ^ j ® * ^ g r a n t i n g him aU the parta. R|LUTTE FOAMY la* OM UBSL TWIN PACK ®*»^®" ‘® **'* Pr®®®*^®". • I, thTikldi* Idbby-toey form COTY Ice Cream ,.69* Gem Franks .,69* -people now vote for toe *beaa grrop# to nursery school TOtLCTRlES SALEI Shave Cream m ^Seafood Savinga I Appetizer Dept.t Bakery Dept.* man,” ha said, "not th* party. *?.**“ now, an4 even the Red Croes LARGE a LONG U to* vours of New HampeMre gwtm claas may have ah action 20% Discount REDEEM YOUR QERI-ANN ENRK are given a fair shot at umtor- 1^ than toaUy pleasant some ^ now-protests too mu<* ON wanutarlurar't ■tandtog tils Issues apd seeing tlm^M. ‘ k, or the mothers won’t buy ths IMprkat______FEDERAL W H i f E i l i A D S J ^ S u d a to s unmr cross «w- S ^ S t a S P>»" ®*‘ ^® ^®^ ^nOnaOoa ana O a ^. they Suplay too much clout, there Fine SHOP-tlTEDIIUOtTOKS FOOD, STAMPS 5 j.-'."..*! Selection HISTOL SIS Anmmi* VALUABLE COUPON MiNCHUTEI M7l.MMa.iw.aa. AT SHOP.RITE J. «nd- or for any ban on parent s pay v «« ■ MUIOCa n M W Towards the puronaie of even If the Vietnam war w « • « nr Fathar’a Nlsht package, so daddy has a tll« MwalMW d larsef •d bsfora ths slsction, te a ^ ^ ân ro to hs foro-warnsd about MOOLHOWfl *«•»««* Ivory Personal! "troth to govsrnment cam- the engtoesrtag i« H w q t ^ .MEWIMTAM »*”** ______one kid at a time horsey-rldtog »® put a t^f shoottaggallMry . ------would help a lot. It n O ^ *v*|n under (he C ^trn M tree. HEWMOTOII N M W Size Soap ^ ynMna.Maw.ia —- A haavly soiled garments improve the lU* expeotanoy aV- It'a poaslWe t l ^ asld# from th ie that are Ughtiy erages and oertatoly should out »nd the various ■>»<* togtolv WEtNEUnCLO w m m m IMfWtMMM COUPONlsSS&a!"^^ from moss back ache as a Isadtog tores would reiiot LADUDC DRBB8 M10P W lilM M TM r « — BBi causa of employs absantosUm. thss* p r o p ^ , r o u t e 86 use a ourvsd vsgstabU brush And some rule about not Jum- too Ukely U you tolnk a ^ t it. taloottvillb . c o n n . lAVIS* ths inaidsM your food ping oi| daddy’s stomach arhen After all, most elsotSd off! M maaNm iWa thni %mt.. U f t . 1 1 , l*TI. W# rMwv# Ih# right !• IknM gUniHiM. N « mg«fltlMA (w lyggBr«phlMl •rrtrt.' ehoppm’.. MANCHESTER.EVENING HERALD, MANCHES'TER, COI— left-hander of toe Oakland A’s 'torles with iZ8 end toe meet Box topped Minnesota 8-7, Balti the season. > two-ruh homer while silencing 'iel have killed the Y sêes this season,” Jim Ogle, long^ complete games with 24. more beat Cleveland 8-1, Det • * * FOREST HILLS, N. Y. had plenty of time to think Amos Otla ran haywire for the Indians on five hits. It w m .time Newark baseball writ«r who has been travwng But of late. Blue’s fortunes roit defeated Washington 3-2 In the Royals, dealing five bases WHITE SOX - TWINS — McNally’s 12to sucossslvs (AP)— looks as if they about toe award—presented to and covering the New York club, reported before New isn’t because seven top player® ftfent here.______toe ' best pitcher In earii have been sinking while Lolich, 11 Innings and Boeton routed to equal a feat last performed White Sox catcher Ed Herr triumph.' lYork took the field to play Boston. want a war— ^you’d have to “In 1968 I played so well It ^ . at 81, nine years older than toe 'the New York Yankees 9-8. on May 27, 1904, by Dennis league-and hie fading chances * * * mann belted two home runs — Jim Northrop wielded De •*nw T kbIw m MlgMt needs — ------“ be naive not to notice it,” scared me,” aald the third- Nancy Rlohoy Gunter, N®- for It. ' Oakland ace, has been coming McOann of the old New York offsetting a pair by Harmcn troit's big bat 'trito his I2to and seeded pro from Richmond, of San Angelo^ ’Tex., w m . upset ANGELS - A’ S — ■are a baseman, a aecond contract, la hopeUil hla Lamar Hunt, mUlionaire » Blue spent most of Tuesday on like gangbusters' It w m on Olants. It still fell one short of Klllebrew of the Twins—driving 18th homers of toe year, toe baaiman. a flift baseman and can flniah over the .800 bfuikroller of the pro ten Va., after he. defeated young |,y coUeglan Laura duPw w nlgltt’a game against California Monday toat toe Detroit work- The m e^ er crowd of 6,878 in toe American l.cague record in five runs to enable - Tommy second a ieadoff shot In the top a ahortstaip, In that order, plua nis' tour, said today of the Australian Jolm Alexander 6-4, c2iarlotte, N.C., 0-8, 'Jt: on toe.stdellnes after toe usual, home caught Blue In both cate Oakland hiid hardly gotten com set in 1912 by Eddie Collins of John to struggle to his llto vic of the nth Inning off Senators a rtghthaaded relief pitcher veteran rigfathandar Jack games newest impasse. 7-8, 6-4, 64, to enter too quar- ^ uilrd-round match postopneo ly mUd-hiUlng Angels pounced gories with a mMterful six-hit fortable when Ken Berry sin the Philadelphia A’s. tory. Killebrew’s bombs gave reliever Paul Llndblod, It gave aka can t«t somebody out,” he McDaniel have been ”It’a a strange war. ’they tor-finals. “I w m In toe middle by rain Monday while Kerry on him for three runs In too 84 victory over Washington. gled, Ken McMullen drilled his Otis also collected four singles him 22 for the year and 869 for Fred Scherman his ninth victo added. the firemen moat frequently call- want to hurt us iqiparently. We of toat winning streak then. I MelvlUe, ellmlnatod fellow A i» first Inning, then rode Clyde "It would be nloe,” Blue I8to home irun and a walk and and beat toe Brewers when he his career and Leo Cardenas ry of toe season. lUs Is the fifth year In Preal- ^ to quell enemy uprla- don’t want to burt anybody. hadn’t lost a match In two tralian Judy Dalton 6-8, 7-6 m 4ant Mike Burke’s five-year , f{o«rever, each has only Our hope is to buUd a strong months. I know how Chris Bv- ths first match of the Open M- plan to give Near York a win- Mves to hla credit. Aker iwxifesslonal arm to the game. ert feels.’ ’ tween seeded I^^y***. MJM Mr. ^ hoahas been inIn 88 rameagames and Mc- ” We think we can do It to the He’s Just likely to ^ the MelvlUe, who moved Into tne Steve Renko benefit of tennis, its sponsors 880,000 top prise In this 8100,000 Mmifinsl round. Is seeded No. 4 Major Loaguo Naw York w ent be Daniel 48, aU In relief. A U X HACKNEY mOK 8IBANAHAN final American Laague’s Bast- Yankee pltdiers have record and its fans.” TONY qjDfiAK classic, which Is mlssliig such m Im Dalton w m No. 8. UPENDED— Oakland catcher Gene Tenace was up =L aadarf= Again Beats era DIvlalon standings at the ed but It saves. The war mvoives Involves he said wlto k grin. 2.08 and 8teve Kline (10-18) at mariiet during the winter sea-' “ d ^ S S iS ^ S;n H. iselln, prosident of toe foot- to bring another pro footbaU 188 Football League to give up preseason contests. on a field bullpen, but Maimy Mota • - -- — ■ ~— ” — team to New Yoric to repê 1948 Al Lobotis 88 145 lected 11 hits off six San Fran- “'Ihey’re my old ball club.’’ 2.8S. Stsn Bahnaen (12-10) baa a son. Rosewall, Rod Laver, THmy baB Jets, declined to go m. olants, wi It can’t, M won his spurs in 1968 m a Alex Johnson Case with the Pirates. The way ers choice play. g;reeted him wlto a double and cisco pitchers 8.88 ERA and Mike KeUch (0-7) The progrees of eeveral ° ° toe Olants, who have an- 1888 Alex Hackney 78 178 we’re going—who knows?” Roche and, several other top r«o<»tl ’Tuesday regarding May- nounced plans to move to New The owners can t afford to. „,ok le when. In an exhlWtton Torre collected five hits In Is a shade behind at 8.81. youngsters, particularly infield- 1981 Horry NetMbUidt 88 8 8 8 William Clay Ford, owner ^ returned a' punt 86 Joe Torre, the NaUonal proa declined to play In toe or John V.V Lindsay’s proposed Jersey in 1976. seven at bats In the opener, The five aJMve-named pitchers era in the Yankee farm system 1968 Henry Bontempo 88 284 toe Detroit U otb, wUl attest to ^ touchdown agaliut League’s leading hitter with an then came back with three hits accounted for 87 of Now York’s has been watched closely. chair- acquislUon a^-iut-ttl* ofOf a third prxrfea-profes- However, no team could 1988 Bob ToaU 88 846 average of .368, still thinks the toeL the New York Giants. It w m In four trips In the nightcap. 70 victories. Help is needed bedly.. York witoout 1964 Fred Wampler (P) 87 277 Angel G.M. Admits man of toe board of Philip MoT' rional foi^ball franohlse for toe Witoout exhibition gaanoe, ^tret meeUng, between th ^ St. Louis Cardinals', who have His .368 average leaves him Manager Ralph Houk, work- ’The five-year plaa has wound all 28 prefee- 1966 Henry Bontempo (P) won nine cf their last 12 games, rls, Inc., announced ■êsday 'Diesdaj New York area. Ehot slonal " teams. Including toe Ol- "we wouldn’t be In the black,” two New-Yorit clubs, comfortably ahead of toe surg ing out the first year of a three- up a big bust. “We win have to make ^ 88 808 have a shot at overtaking Pltts- that hla company planned to says Ford. Off4ield antics, such m dem- ing Roberto Clemente of Pitts cancel Its contract with CBS decision when toe time tried In vain to 1968 Jolina Boros 87 288 x^ rgh . The Pirates hold a six- burgh, who is now up to .860. comes,” Iselln said alter a 90- 1967 Henry Bontempo (P) Last weekend's exhibition ceiatrations on how to chew ghnoe lead over St. Louis, but unless toe top men proe and . * . Lindsay on an expansion gamea-toe NFL officially like* gioM and turn over cars, He Falsified News women 44 rule of the NFL Cardinals took a twlnight doub- ______day they are accepting ticket toat expansion of toe Yankee 1961 Eddie Bnrke (P) 88 878 formation which denied that a gun had been pulled on Baiumore 86 61 .628 — otoer In toe ninth by Ralph off. ’Ihe Series dates here ply by six—toe number of which w m In effect for TUes- 78 62 .667 orders, by mall only, for toe Revolving Door at Schaefer Stadium w m his first priority.” 1888 No Tournaineiit Held Johnson in the team clubhouse, the Chicago Sun-Times êît leheader from the Philadelphia ’ihe" Aatros” eropted for would be Oct. 9 and 10 and pos preseason games most NFL. day. Teams had to trim toelr Phillies, 9-6 In 18 inningh 4n the runs In toe fifth, wlto Ce- WHOLESALE TIR EW ssa World Series. - lindsay hM said he will seek 1988 Ed Kuna 87 888 said Tuesday. ------74 68 .621 14V4 The Series would opra here sibly toe 16to and 17th. ^ 1981 Ed I«piente 88 888 {day—and you see what rostera to 44 players or lees. Q ._“But you knew-th^ was New York 70 72 .493 181/4 Hrst game, 7-6 In 10 Innings to Geronlmo and Joe Morgan Stadium G>ntinues to Spin approval for a |24 million reno- Ford’s »aiMng about. Next Tuesday, prior to the start An article by spprts-wrltei vaUon of Yankee Stadium in an 1888 Ed Bnbie 78 286 such a gun? Washington 68 82 .414 29% toe nightcap. - hitting consecutive homers. LAREDO THT11I TUT Ford maintains that ex- of toe regular campaign, It’a Jerome Holtzntan said a secret 33^ The opener was the com- \ • * * ■HUUI U UDTUUn- F03SORO, MaM. (AF) — backs ’Ted Alflen, a rooUs fpwn to keep toe Yankee baee- 1988 Allen Breed (A). 88 282 transcript of the John on hear- A._"Yes. Cleveland 65 87 .387 The revolving door at Schaefer Springfield College, and Eddie âU team from foUowlng toe 1987 Don Paremi (A) 87 988 hlbitioa games are necessary down to 46. ■Q.—Didn't you realize that Went Division , pletlon of a game suspended EXpO*^ - METS — for reasons otoer than money. Buiprlslngly there weren’t too 1 n g 8 h o w s , Dick Welsh _ from Aug. 1, picked up with the ot M ® second-year man from football niantsGiants to Jersev. Jersey. 1088 Ernie Boros (P) 88 416 transcript of the Johnson hear- by issuing such a statement Oakland 89 62 .681 — Rusty Staub cracked his 16t)i Stadium continues to T-miiRinna State; veteran wide 1988 Bed Smith 08 481 "OtoMwlse the coeebes many weU-known namM among that yoq left the public with Kansas City 76 66 .639 IS]^3 Cardinals leading 6-3 to the home run of the season and The New England Patriots, receiver ’Tom Richardson and wouldn’t play a rookie If toelr tho«e cut Tuesday. A pair of Johnson’B charge, that team 1878 Dick Btranefum 86 288 mate Chico Ruiz pulled a gun only two things ô believe:!, Chicago §7 74 .476 22 drove to four runs as Montreal vriio have been wheeling and rookie wide receiver Glen Alex- Uves depended on It.” veteran U nel^kers, Ed Welsa^ that Alex Johnson Was a liar or California - 66 76 .468 23 , Elsewhere In the National defeated the New York Meta 9- on Johnson June 13 when the q/ League, Houston defeated At- deallng players during toe pre- ander. Lights Out (A) -^ Amateur* Because ' coeches do play coeky and Ted Davl4 were two players were alone In the No. 2, that he had delusions— Minnesota 64 75 .460 24 3. The Expos scored eight runs eeason, trying to put together a Also released were guard (P ) — Ptayeff Wtaaer rookies, in exhibition games, placed on waivers by toe .whereas neither was true. Milwaukee lanta 6-1, Montreal romped to a ou-eg innings, then n o t ^ a t AngcAs’ clubhouse. 60 80 .429 28% 9-3 decision over the New York winning placed nine play- Sam Adams, Ught end Are. Per- sany Mike Battle is no longer a Miami Dolphins. A.—“ I dIdTt In toe best Inter Tuesday’s Results coasted, home behind Steye ers on waivers. flhesday and son, defensive ends Mike WyM Doesn’ t Stop New York Jet. The San Francisco 48ere said The article said Walsh made Mets, San Diego rallied to beat Renko, 14-18, who got relief the admission Aug. 29 . during ests of the club.” Baltimore 3, Cleveland 1 . tyV'V.! " -I one on injured waivers. and Tony Garay and linebacker got toe ax ’Tuesday be- they wouldn’t reveU until today Walsh, asked to comment on Cincinnati 8-7 and ^/os Angeles help from Mike Marshall to toe first day of the Johnson Boston 9, New York 3 dovroed San Francisco 9-3. The The cuts reduced the New Dennis Coleman. totM es O uU FaTMOfr toe names of the five players it the 'Sun-Times report, issued Detroit 8, Washington 2, 11 In the ninth. Tfftiginwii squad to 42, two under Safety Art McMahon was Grid Exams grievance which Is being heard Chicago Cubs end Pittsburgh * • • poulos, a Uck-retum speclaliet, cut by a three-man arbitration pan this statement: nings toe current Nattonal Football placed on toe Injury-waived LMt night’ s power failure and Phil Wise, a safety, beat And the New England Patri- “’niere Is no evidence tq In were not scheduled. PADRES • REDS — el. Kansas City 4, Milwaukee 3 . • • Run-scoring, ntoth-lnnlng sin lieague limit. It was expected list. which affected toe West Bldi him out. ots cut nxSde Sam Adams, a dicate that th eJohn son -R u lz Chicago 8, Minnesota 7 that__ _ toe__ Patriots______would claim The Patriots must reduce ___ building did not prevent The 176-pound BatUe WM toe guard and namesake of a New Johnson was suspended with gun Incident took place as sd- CARDS - PHILS — gles by Leron Lee and Garry two iHayere from toe waiver their squad to 4640 players byiv memlbere of toe Manchester out pay June 26. The Major California 6, Oakland 1 "You pretty well think you’ve Jestadt gave San Diego a M i l e x . Jets’ punt and kickoff returne England patriot of RevoluUon- leged by Alex Jn to pUy.” St. Louis 80 63 ,the ninth, but as toe saying more then half the players had Jeff Koelsch is serving been examined and toe irest went quitting. Esposito's contract le In con- Chicago 78 68 goes, toe game Is never over Lucas with Knicks Tuts. & Wad. Morning New York through very quickly. Mallnoekl as general chairman \72 68 I until the lost man Is out. He told The Aseoolatod Prose formlty with Pretfident Nixon’s, Montreal '> on TQ AUGNMENT expressed hie thanks to all who for the Yosh VIncek Tuesday, however, that he had wage fresM, a Bruin q)0kes- The last man, Jini Beau Jerry Luceui, 6-8, All-Pro selec- Testimonial Dinner on Phila. champ, reached second when Uon for several years, will be • iim* niAD Dimi t u i i e * u p helped end hoped there would made a deolslon on his future m*** ■•M. ”>liByb4 he didn’t get • MOOnN u Diw a i x JOIN NOWl Sept. 17 at the Army West Divtslon Denny Doyle got a late start on wlto the New York Knicks when , muNq _ not be any more emergencies and wUl make U public at a k*> IncreoM tote y ^ ,” ttM DIPlNDAtLI VOlW MÎA • • l l.f l M.N A Navy Club, Vincek, San Fran. 82 69 .677 — his pop fly, then dropped It for they play the Boston Celtics to OOtr MILIAQI t t M l IIAK S.M n e w toe rest dk the seaaon. news conference Thursday. spokeeman commented. AJLL — Happy Homemakers Ldague Los Angeles 76 66 .686 6 an error, Lou Brock followed a pre-season exhlblUon at Trto- H*-M •ITM US who overcame a seri SJ» "Nobody other than my im* With the NHL training oampe AUanta 72 72 .600 11 wito a two-rim single to tie toe Ity OoUege on Bept. 26. Tickets 12935 ous illness, will be mediate family knows what my' scheduled to open this weekend 195 m -te * ■ l i U f THURSDAY 9 A.M ^Teaint or Indhridualt Clnotonatl 70 74 .486 13 game. are available at Nasriff Arms. .s s * -— M Û M l 8 CYL. Lineup Changes honored for his con deoislan la and I’m trying to be and toe first exhibition gamM Houston 60 74 .488 18% •M-IS •H-N U 4 tribution to sports in horieat wlto everybody and not elated Bept. 11, toero wen oto- MAW* SUM M i ___ 0

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MANCHEOTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1971 lusliwss S«rvle«l 13 THEJIB OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Help Want«d-FMiMl« 35 Htlp W flnle*-M ek' U PAGE TWENTY-POUR LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also SALES help, and register op------■— ------OUH BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE erator, fuU-tlmE Monday—Fri- HELP WANTTBD malu — ttnrt moving large appHanbes. ^ t TME TCRMIMAL , VOU DECIDE TO A m d f o r i o 4 MOREVOU LEARM '/o u r BUGGS BUNNY CLASSIFIED day. • Apply In person W. T. shift, 7 a.m. to 3:80 " p.m., ~Rap K w . OaUvaral. $4. IN * SO.OOO'WOCTM OF "FORTUUe* 19 MAPPIU*/ PReoiCTeD A9. Grant. Go., Manchester Park- idly growing Industry. Steady ■FOLLOWS work, good pay, paid life In Amwtr I* PfTflwt >«»»•• ade. rWO YOUNO married men will surance, hoepltaiUiatlon, holl- ADVERTISING do small repair Jobs and paint PART-TIME typist for 20 hours 'days, vacaUon, and other < ing, also cellar cleaning and work per week with previous fringe beneflte. Experience not CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ll.'iht trucking. Call 646-2692, experience as statlsUcal typ necessary, will train. Wondsr- 8 A.M. t o 4:30 P.M. 646-2047. ist. Send resume to Box "R R ’’ ful opiwrtunlty for advance 'jfl Manchester Herald. ment. Apply at Cavrok Cor MASONRY — Brick, block, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED A D V X EXPERIENCED woman for poration, Induetrial Park Ave stone, cement work and re nue, Vernon. 4lM P.M. DAY BBEDRll PUBUOA'nON pairs Including fireplaces and cleaning, preferably Friday, 043-6806. Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 4iM p.m. Friday patios. 640-1604. PART-UM E, 8 men over 18, BRUSH chipper rental. Stop FULL - TIBCE domesUc work. needed for 8 evenings and Sat. PLEASE READ YOUR AD pollution, chip brush and trees, Must have own transportation.. urday, |60. weekly ealary. Oall use chips for mulch. Special Call 648-7M9. 623-6176, 4-6 p.m. OaMlflM or “Want Ada" are taken over the phone na a prices , for contractors. 742-8262. OLBANINO woman, responsi advertleer ehould read hU ad the FDMT MAINTTENANCE man wanted, ble, one or two days weekly. and RBPORT BRROBS In time for the DRIVEWAY and \yalk repair, flexible hours, . Reply Box next uuertlon. The Herald la reaponsible for only ONE In- cracks, holes, patching and References. Call 872-9988. Ver- ■'AA", Manchester Herald. oorreot or omitted Inaertibn for any advertleement and then o^ rlay . Call 643 9112. non area. Own transportation ®“*y *® extent of a “ make too®’’ Ineortlon, Brrora \ridoh necessary. w a n t e d — Energetic man to do not lem n the value of the advertlaement wUl not be . - ...... *■------MILLAR Tree Service prun care for our used cars. Me oorreoted by “ make good" Inaertton. ing, cabling, topping, removal, MA'TURE Housekeeper, daily chanical ability helpful but not feeding, free estimates. Fully Monday — Friday and Satur ' neceseary. Hours 8 to 6 p.m. Insured. 638-8346 or 668-4716. day morning. Own transporta 643-2711 tion. Call 646-8186 after 6. See Ben Francis at Moriarty SHARPBNINO Service — Saws, Bros., 801 Center Bt., Maiichee- knives, axes, shears, skates, WAITRESS, 8:30' a.m. to 2:80 ter. 648-6186. rotary blades. Quick service. p.m., Monday through Fritoy, fc|li p»^ |Re* n U fim m Autompbllet For 4 Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Apply Country Donut Shop, CUSTODIAN — TlJe Oak Hill 1018 Main 81., Manchester. School for the Blind Is seeking 1966 CADILLAC, coupe de vjlle, .Main St., Manchester. Hours dally 7:80-6, Thursday, 7:80-9. a mature man for the position HERALD power steering, power brakes, Saturday, 7:80-4. 043-7968. cf school custodian. AiÛcant power seats, excellent condi HdpWgntvd-Fsmote 35 Help Wqntod-Male 36 must be in good health and de BOX LEHERS < tion. '11,680. Call 643-2684. POWER mowers, hand mow- Roofing - SWIng U ^R fh - ______EXPERIENCED retread fore pendable. For ftirther informa ers, repaired and sharpened. a L LAPLANf ~ Siding, roofing, StOClU - M O ltgogM 27 tion contact. Oak Hill School, For Your PLYMOUTH FURY HI, 1968, Electric hedge clippers, hand SECRETARUL posUlon in man, night shift, 11:80 p.m. — Storm windows, awnings. Qu^- m ORTOAQES — 1st, and 2nd., 8 a.m. Excellent benefits. Flre- 242-2274. Information convertible. Maroon-black top, cjippers, circular and hand small sales office, typing re Ity workmanship, free estl stone Retread, 20 Bldwell Rd., mint condition. Low mileage. saws sharpened. Pick up and mortgages — Interim financing quired, shorthand preferred IH E HERALD will not mates. Fully Insured. 646-3417, South Windsor, 286-4801. MAN WITH no current service 11,698. Call 649-0616. delivered. SharpaU, 643-6806. — expedient and confidential but not necessary. Please call dleoloao the Identity of 872-9187. service. J. D. Real Elstate 647-9679 for appointment. llablUUes who has a good m e any advertleer uaing box chanical iq;>pUtude to work on s t e p s , sidewalks, stone walls, BIDWELL Home Improvement A ssoc., 648-6129. lettera. Readers answer-, Inder, - excellent condlUon, WOME37 needed fo> part-time PART-TIME a shift from 8 a.m. to 4:80 Ing blind box ada who fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Co. Expert Installation of alu I960. Can be seen at Rizzo All concrete repairs, both in full-Umb Mraitreas work, dishwashing (automatic ma- p.m. packing polyethylene desire to protect their Pools, Vernon Circle, Vernon, minum siding, gutters and Identity cetn follow this side and qutslde railings, land Busineu O pportunity 2S Oood pay for n^^t p e ^ . ,Ap- chine), and other kitchen duUes. bags with the eventual poaal- Conn. trims; Roofing installation and ply In person, C8cJ Grinders, procedure: ^ scaping. Reasonably priced. repairs. 649-6405, 876-9109 COLUMBIA — $46,600, price In After school hours, 8 days blUty of learning to become a 278 Broad St., Manchester. set-up man on p b t o experience, four generaUons. Evenings free? Sell Toys and vancement oroortunlties. Day FOREVER I9N^] DIOC to Constitution . Plaza, hours U j u m m clean yards, attics and cellars Many of our trained sales per- . i MARTHA/ <7UMa-| 6-A Fre« estimates, fully Insured. ed In our suburban Man or evening openings available. CUPOKESPORMR. TDPUr 8:06 — 4:16, Call after 6:30, mOPIW nOWiei Reasonably. Call 648-8305. Gifts Party Plan. No Invest sonnet are now making in e x - / ABBRNATHylS MARTHA/ 648-7861. t chester store. Apply Mr. Apply Coca (>>Ia Bottling Co., iDNGOht 648-8618. ment — No collecting — No cess of $100 ,per week PART- FART/TDNIOHTl MARTHA/ AVENGER 1971 22’ self-con- —— . ------461 Main St., East Hartford. TVI0 A! tolned trailer, excellent condl- trucking, cellars ana ai ^ ^ FLANAGAN & SONS — delivering. No experience TIME. ’Hits * Is a guaranteed Gamer. RIDE mornings only. Start Uon. $8,800. Call 646-7879. ties cleaned, odd Jobs. Rubbtah papering. Fully draw. Plus commissions. To needed. Call or write "Santa’s DATA Processing — Immedi work 8:80 a.m. downtown ______------^ removed, domestic and com- ^ u „ d . workmen’s compensa- schedule a personal interview, ' YOUTH CENTRE Parties,” Avon, Conn. 06001. ate opening for a man with Hartford leaving vicinity 197Q s k a MPER Immaculate merclal. 644-8962. liability, property dam- call Mrs. Queenan at: 847-6231. Manchester Parkade Green Rd. and Woodbrldge St. Tel. 1-678-8466. / data processing expsrience. condition, sleeps 8, 2 tables, age. Call 648-1949. 6494618. seating 8, factory bulit-ln sink. LIGHT trucking, collar and * Preferably IBM to ,work attics cleaned, odd Jobs, jycHARD E. MARTIN, iTuU Also Booking Parties FULL ’TIME teller. The Savings nl^ts in conjunction wltli sys Ice box and 8-bumer gas stove, 4^ 110 and 12 volt hook ups, awn lawns, trees cut and removed. Bonk of Manchester. 923 Main CUSTODIAN — part-time ex- tem three computer. Exori- Call 648-6000. w o m e n needed ^ m^lng or ^«^JTph«e«“ lent beneflta, good- starling Autemol>ne» For Sole 4 ing, gas and water supply interior-eiiienor. sree esu measuring. Call MlUtex, Mrs. Longstreth. pay. Advancement opportunity. 1966 OLDSMOBILE F86, cus built-in, vinyl sides not canvas, HAVE truck, will move Items, mates, fully Insured. 649-4411 646-4169.------fibreglass screening on all win Apply Ooca Oola, 461 Main St., BY ROY CRANE tom «*aUon wagon, can be seen clean attics and cellars, odd — RELIABLE woman for general .pLUMBER . WANTED, good BUZZ SAWYER dows, solid hard top, beauti CEILING specialist expert HOUSEWIVES preferred Bast Hartford. - ^ H IN MINUTES, THE ENSINC IS PURRING, j at Hie Crockett Agency, 244 jobs. Free estimates. 876-8066. housework, two half-days or ' pay, benefits, 644-1817. fully finished Interior, cush workmanship. . One celling or part-time maids, mukt be will- one full day weekly. 6464324 W es, all OF‘a sudden THE altitude here IS Main St., 648-1677. fCAR TROUBLE? )k^THE DARN THINS STOPPED, RATHER HIGH. PROBABLY > OH, THANK \ T^NKYOU, BUT I'M HUNTIM6. ions have been covered with —------:------all your ceilings repaired and ing to work weekends. Own ------1------—.------SCHOOL bus drivers — jBolton, A VAPOR LOCK. YOU SO MUCH. ' ^ NEED CAR? Credit very bad? plaistlc since new. New cost Building Coniraeting 14 pâlnted. Reasonable rates ir^portatlon. Call 644-1604 CHRISTMAS sales start now! Hours 7:20—9 a.m.1. and 2-3:48 Apply In person, EAS Gage .BY CROOKS & LAWRBNCF. Oo., Mitchell Drive, Manchee- AMY X TAKr „ CAPTAIN EASY Bankrupt, repossession? Hon $1,860, real buy at $1,206. 648-' Call 646-6993. for interview. Quick, phone now for complete p.m. Call 649-6400. YOU TO DORANCK est Douglas accepts lowest 9890. LEON CIESZ'YNSKI builder Information on how easy, fun. * ter. n noi/TB GOUNPG TO MB LIKE VOUK \ UWH- UH ■INVITATION' IG GOME SORT I I DOUBT ir down, smallest payment, any new homes custom built, re- INSIDE—outside painting. Spo- gg-wiNO machine operators and profitable, your life can be MAN WANTED for floor wash- E TO 5 BB OLD LBSEMP..;OPA APPEAK^’ AT • * ..... mclalIoI rates (or people A AoverzZAI* AK65 ...... * . A. A* ...... !^ 1TIP woman who I MIDNIGHT-. OP PUBLICITV' GTUNT BV' ' PAUL____.-OCKB LOCKB where. Not amall loan finance modqjlng, addlUons, rec Wanted with ' experience, part as an Avon Representative. Ing and Janitorial duUea, Part- THeaHOML. WOULD COOK Call my competitors, then - call eSw^BP »««y w ll company plan. Dougina Motors Gorage rooms, garages, kitchen re or full-time.'-* 648-2364, Oobar Act now before the vacancies Ume, mornings. 646-4230. me. Estimates given. 649-7863. Service - Storage 10 modeled, bath Ule, cement C6. ■ I are filled. Oall 289-4922. w A im is s ' 846 Main. MAN WANTBU) part-time, eve work. Steps, dormers. Resi J, P. LEWIS A SON, custom PH«*MaM,9*a8p.M.. 4-door d o u b l e garage for rent for WAITRESS port -‘ Ume, COMBINATION nings, for janitorial duties. 646- 1964 CHEVY Impola, dential or commercial. Coll decorating. Interior and ex offer. Call oar, boat or storage. Cooper nights,. 4:80-9 p.m. Fhohe 649- 4220. '» hardtop, $860 or ^ st 649-4391. terior, paperhanging, fully In BOOKKEEPER- Hill St., $18. No motorcycles. 9097. 646-8370. sured. For free csllmoteB,’~call SALESCLERK W . T. GRANT C O . M8-9067. RESPONSIBLE man wiUi truck m a s o n r y work all types atone 649-9688. If no answer 648-6362. MIDDLE-AGED Woman as live- Full-Ume Tuesday through Sat- ioeo FIREBIRD, 880, auto- and concrete, no Job too small, driver's UcenM 4o work at egg > ...... " ■' in housekeeper in Manchester, urday. person. matlo, blue, white Interior, nver 20 years experience. Free plant. Inslde.and outside duttee. hardtM. CaU 648-0868 or 648- OARAGE for rent, prefer boat estimates. Call after 6, 648- Floor Finithlng 24 SHOOR JEWELERS Contact Miller Farms, Route or camper trailer, 648-4068. ences required. Oall 873-3M7, 31, North' Coventry, 648-8001. 1870 or 0^-3970. 017 Main St., Manchester FLOOR SANDING, and re fin' BY V. T. HAMLIN REALTORS office In Manches ' Men Over IS Taan - a l l e y OOP 1968 CUTLASS convertible, V^S. ____ 1 1 - WES ROBBINS Carpentry re Ishlng (specialising In older *^*8” “"c®- SP®**® °r full- CREDIT CLERK Part-Ume, automaUc, bucket seaU, new M OfOrcyCiee-W C yciei i i Ume. Demonstrate name brand ter has opening for assistant To lAeani M oal B h Im m ...rr« JUST THAT BEING A HVVW.I THATB modeling sp^lallst. AddlUons, floors). In and outside paint hours 6-9 p.m., 3 nights per W U THINK THERBIS ...LIKE PHILOSOPHY A AN ANCLE toys and gifts. Highest profits! manager. Appllcimts should be FhU Ot Part Time A N V C H A N C E H E C O -‘ MACHINE, CLANK C0UU7 COME battery and Ures, plus sn excellent beneftU. CaU 647- Chester area. References, 644- PART-TIME binding man. Ap s u e / ftrrsd. 644-1872. elding, general repairs. Qual ice. Mortgage Finance Co., ANDOVER — 74*-789S paint, lots of chrome. $1,800. ply Rlaso 8kl Shop. Vernon ity workmanship. Financing 248-1416. 608-7163. 9388 for appolntmsnt. 1442. 19*1 AUSTIN HEALEY Sprit*, 646-8887. avnltiible. Bconon«y Builders, Circle. Vernon. Conn. Bugays. MuM be sold now. - Ino,, 048-4160, 872-0647, eve MOKTUAGinS, loans, flret, sec fir m $880. Call after 8, 649- i . , ™ ond, thint All kinds. Realty H«ip Wontod - FbiiioIb \ 6V OOKBB tBd-i»BKN ...AA NORTON 19*4 400 oo, 11,000 nings. LANCELOT statewide, t'redit eating unnec- VOUR SAME IB XHEXTyveex,AB'LL V 1------a® 2 r .ZT'- ...... - I. ■ miles. $880, 649-49S0. N.J; LAFIiAMMIO Carpenter eseary. Ileaaonable. (.\utflden- AN or UPN 0%TTW0 eeTTGR (TRVrr WITH a n b t ; J 19*4 MERCURY Monterey, 4- ...... 11 p.m.. 7 soR. — FiUl or PArt-Tlw# ANCFBETTBR; d w hardtop, automatic, pow- m OTOROYOLB Insurance conlracior, AddllUats, renuxl- tlal, quick arrangenienU. Al ^ U e r i n g . BxcelUnl running ca ll Deity Turner, at the ellng and repairs. Call any vin Uindy Agency, 687-T97I. Wt want pdiTOsntnt proftssiowtls who son 1 time for free eetlmale. e?8; 100 OOnalUullon I’lasa, Harl- Pillirim Mills Warehouse e d i t i o n Beet offer, 8«M)060. rrockett Agency, for low rates guod pAtiont csro to our guootd- 1'^‘ljy F**®*!^*** Inoluding passenger liability. tea . furd, Rveninga, 181-6879 LITTLE S P O m 19Vr FORD Falrlane, very good Alice prognuii, aick pay. » waaka paid vacation, 8 848-16'r7, 9 a.m, to 6 p.m, MASONAUY WDHK. all tytwe FIRST and .w.'dml, m oii*agc oondlUon. ilamlard n v m in laiUos lo work m s mnrkors H i i d tnmuiuriiig paid holidays ami ovartlma. ston, Aeklng liiOOO. Onll *44* No Job to amall Bacellenl nusmy avallaldo Inlercsl »ady workmatMiilp, many years ea eMuallmii, t >d)otner,'lal 'build- caii m urrSiiilî. WAiwhuuso ocm ih t m . •lltilWW tMVieM 11 fnlirira, Houra I I I I. MIADOWS CONVAUSeiHT perlence. Free eellmalae, Call lima from $wi.noo lo $100,000. atoiMt. p q t i m ^ «••• Bonn®^*'®' TIMttBRLAND Tree Service attar 6 p.m., 749A48* . l•rompl, lumfldeidlal eervli'i* At UU IahhuIb St. off JIllUAnl .St. (’idl Mtas (,’ot,urii. graan 4-door, 49* angina, Tree removal, pruning, lot* Carriage- Really. *46 IMo An e«. i ntoÛl*. ar auariflg •«<» email. flM etn years Rupert ree dormers, kllehemi, ■iMmndltomtng, new lire®. enee tinndad. Insure,! T48 adiminne ami garn*** Itc4iid llrriiU l A(I b t, MM, >», TA >.1. »* N«. I ffffiTa vinyl top* •dtor aslras, ‘Dm, ISirMH. §41 oose V# OinUe!. Oall m o m aflef •

\ .' MANCHESTER EVENING MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1971 PAGE TWBNTY^BVIN p a g e T W E N T Y -S n MANCHESTER EVENING HERAtD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEBffiER 8, 1871 Housm Fop Sate 72 Houms Fop Sole HowMFbrSolt 72 For Sow « 72 Out o# Town Out o f Town Man Sentenced . HouMheld Goods 51 lusliMU Praporty Offered by the ~ MANCHESTER - Capo, WalV Pop Sate 7S Fop Sate 75 TV Tonight G>al Miner Death Rate AlxnjSTABLiB aluminum (old- For Solo 70 MANCHESTER — Just to Bowers, Illlng and hlsh ------..... — r T6 Be Married ■ritooi. Good Wg home, Helin OOV^StS y "” ...... VBRNON-Manchester line - 5 iny oot, with mattress. Good laiga 8-room Oolonlal, 4 bad- See Saturday’s TV Week EAST HARTFORD —3 com BEST BUYS D. Cole, RonW a4a?«wfl «««> 8P'“ tomlly room, HARTqroRD, Conn. (AP) • -, Follows a Sharp Upturn CLASSIFIED condlUon. Phone «40-31S». BEflllirS WORLD roomS’ IH baths. for Complete Ltsttogs. mercial propertlea, 9,OiDO PHILBRICK Dick Lemleux 649-OTS7 ' RUNNING ROOM? pool, half-acre lot with eye ap- A tcnn-agcr who pleaded guilty aquare feet, 4,700 aquare f4et. large lot. Only WM®®- - B 0787. Come see ,h).this large, lovely, beauty. Hayes Agen- WASHINGTON (AP) — The F. Osborn for delivery In Den- DARTMOUTH ROAD E’lhohette Realtoi*, 047-9998. to a fire bombing has -been or Induatrtal aone. Will oub- MANCWESq’ER — 8-room over* four-bedroom Garrison Colo oy, 646-0181. BU Volley dlvlde, $1.10 per aquare foot. stoad expanded Cape. Two ried. (SI I DrMun of S eu ale ( 0 ) took a sharp upturn to July and department, sources sold. ADVERTISING room Oolonlal in one of 100 FOOT 7H-room custom AGENCY (IS) Wild WUd Weat liahed Bureau of Mines statis- It appears the August fatality acrea, water, oewer, rail, for Solid quaUty near aohool, plastored walls, parkllko yard, ^ ...... ploaderl guilty to throwing S :U (I) What’a Haypaalng (C) Lea Paul atandard plck-upa. MANCHklSTER — Immaoulste MANCHE7STER • 'I'wO^famlly, 6306. rate ^11 approach one death ■ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADWT. aide or land leaae. John country club and other fa with 36x40' swimming pool. This HEBRON — 8-bedroom, year a firebomb during n series of S:M (SS-Kt) Weather — Bj^rte aad 4 tN VM. OAT BBFOBZI PCBUOATION Single cut-a-way, very old, two furnaces, alumlnunl . ald- News <0) Informal sourcea aay the In- per million hours worked, Bloaell, Carriage Realty, 040- culties. -Ask for Tom Fun- 0-room Ranch plus 18x17’ f ^ - may be the house you have bean old Raised Ranch, fireplace, 1670 disturbances In Wlll- DMidllM fo r R«tnrd«jr Mid Monday la 4:M p.ni. FridMjr Call M0-6BSa. Hy room. Three large bed Ing, recent roof and gutiera, • • B &L W • • (IS) Cnndld Camera terior Department, after point- The July and August figures, 1110. detburke. trying to find for a long time. central. Helen D. Cole, R e^ 2-cor garage, Gay City State Imanllc. (!•) To TeU lha Traill (O) rooms, fireplaoed living room, (44) The Maim Ing proudly to the earlier fig- although unpubllclzed, were 3aU today for an appointment. tor, 043-6680, Dick L em leu x,' BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. Park area. $80,500. 649-5609. He asked Judge Blumenfeld attached garage. PrivaU y m . 4:S4 (t) Nawe with Walter Cr«i- ures, has barred Its spokesmen made available to newsmen Anriquei^ 56 NEW LISTING 646-9787. Manchester Porkade — ------:------—---- 7 ” tor leniency, saying he wanted hlte Mmlth lamUy (O) tervlew call 040-0808, M f. Stark available. Owner has other in CUSTOM 5room Colonial, large Job, marriage and I expect safety enforcement program To Fight Bias Lots For Sate 73 ness 5Vii-room Stanch, oU heat, 649-9823. 4:44 (1) IKedlcol (Umitr R (C) IS weather. toola, office chalra, atoola, TWO BOTANT OOO tweed,., VACANT terest*. 60s. WMverton Agen m odem kitchen, 25’ fam ily you to act like It,” the Judge (44-14) NBC New* Qaartoriy has come under increasing at hooka, odda and enda. 'nuira- aporUvJacketa, alae 43 long, |10 Land For Solo 7.1 9-room Split with a pletlum cy, Realtors. 049-3818.______room, 4' bedrooms, 2% baths, VERNON —Bolton Lake lot $4,- fireplace, out buildings. Plus Report (C> tack, cites whai it calls “ the FRANKFURT, Germany told the defendant. (5) Movm H«a* nT'MLLINO your home or acre 11:84 (44-44) TonIskI Hhow Jekany five months of 1070 and 1971 In .a "talk” program broad 040-1848 after 7 p.m . 2H baths, 2-oar garage, ?2,900 (kireoa ( 0 ) atartlng Sept. 18, 31 olaaeOs 743-7880. Route 88, com m ercial aoned. custom buUt Garrison C olo home on beautiful second lake, age? For prompt friendly serv The maximum penally for lovely patio, and shaded kitchen with breakfast alcove, (4-t4) Dick Cavett Show rd will continue to positive steps to eliminate It. Nice two-famlly In oonvetl- i half baths, enclosed scre«ened 5306. pen Inc., Realtors, 649-6261. ‘" ‘I think I get a job and I Rdacatlonal TV (44) 646-6440 0 yards $30. gravel, “““ *■ Any quan-______TBal, 6V4 rooms, large modem Realtor 648-1577 Wcîe*day, Se)«*f-fnlMr 4 Improve as enforcement efforts In answering prerecorded WARANOKE RD. Imt location. No details yet, porch, centraUy air-conditioned, get married,” young Irlzarrl stone, manure, pool, and patio MANCHESTER Three-room 000 — 3,000 sq. ft. atores and of- . , Cart Zinsser-wlU have them kitchen, near school, bus, • • m PLANNING to sell said In broken English. "I think *7?,“ / increase during the remainder questions from U.S. soldleie, sand. 048-9004. leo uaxiana utreet. np^rtment, second floor. No flee space avaUable. Will re- Fbur-bedroom Cm?« In choice shopping. Park Uke yard. Raa- large yard, $88,600. B (Sl W COVENTRY — 7-room custom home, you have a number of 6:44:44 ^ M«*a> * a m e Mireel B (O) of the year,” he added. Davison said he had discussed by the time you read this. built Ranch. . Two fireplaces, that I get straightened out.” T:l5Book:4eYtook Beat R (0) TEAR ’round morning help. WANTED TO BUY —<3ood used' children, no pets. $140 month- model to suit tenants. Call 849- residential area, 8 bedraonis im, sottably priced. C3iar .- Bon BARROWS and WALLACE Co. decisions to malce. How well 1:$4 Qap’*______OeaenUtea Elghty-sU miners were WUed discriminatory practices ' by CaU Cart nowl CONTEMPORARY L Shaped extra large rooms. Oarage. Mondav-Friday. Anoly In per- CAMPING, equipment, liuilud- hot water heating system. ly plus heat. Lease, security. 5334 ask for Max Grossman. one down, 3 baths. Priced to Agency, 648-0688. Manchester Parkade you make them will deter Conso drummer Dtml Ifandln- during the first five months, for shopkeepers and landlords with son. Slririn Pit, 387 Ing like new down filled mum- Ranch. Redwood and brick ex Double lot. Excellent area. «*®-»183. Hayes Agency, 848-0181. pprtpr>nmr> MID THIRTIES terior, on wooded lot, acres Manchester 649-6306 mine, to a large degree, your ' Trio.“ "* ‘*'® a ratio of .78 fatalities per mil-mil German leaders, and they have West Middle TlAe., Manches- my bag, coleman lantern, ______PROPOSED building, light In- t T r'lUVTCFTT $27,900 — EIGHT-ROOM Colo- $33,000. Hayes Agency, 646' ability to obtain a fair price. 5:M Freach CMf (O) Uon maii'hours worked. Hie condemned discrimination Nicely kept Colonial AA with a view. Five bedrooms, 2 Uon man-hours worked. The ter. heater, etc. 040-1881. HOUSEHOLD lots —Antiques* NORTHWOOD ApartmenU — dustry, storage, or tmek ga- Ait.iK77 nlal. ta-law quarters. Alumi 0131. If you wish to discuss the real Agnew Simply Zone, dead-end street. Un 8:40I Boboanlvarl . /n.(C) slx-monthsix-month ratio fell to .69. against Negro troops. bric-a-brac, locks. frames. One and two-bodroom apart- rages. 5,350 aquare feet or sub- IvgnlTOr oao-ioii num siding, new heating sys fireplaces, family room, den, 2- MANCHESTER — Treed huild- - IMMEDIATE openings fbr 3 AQUARIUMS — two 10 gallons, derstated value here, In our BOLTON CENTER —Immacu estate market and the specific The Sir DousUta Quintet offera The picture suddenly changed tem. Off Bast Centar St, trees. ca r garage. $66,600. ing lot, 60x171', Bowers School Keeps Trying bluea and Mexican (oik music. glassware. We buy estates, ments, ■ cm tral' âlr-condltlon- divide ^00, - 1,000 square foot m u s t hhw-t. —Two-fam lly *%• late 3-bedroom Ranch on love considerations that may be In to July when 17 men died, set fidl-time hairdressers. Apply one lo gallon, complete. Call Village Peddler, Auctioneer, ing, carpeting, balcony, car- units. Centralised. 048-1443. opinion one of the best true Hutchins Agency, Realtors, area. City water-sewers. Wol 4:44 Flria* Line (C) 4 rooms, 100 Charter Oak St. batgalns oh today's local RANCH — Less than oive-year ly 160x160 ilot, attached garage volved In the sale of your LIGONJIER, Pa. (AP) —/Vice "L aw and Order . In Enstond” ting a one-month rate of .97 fa Aid for Unemployed at Y our Star Dust Beauty Sa-< 040-0077. 430 Lake St., Bolton, 049-8347. ports, plus other luxUry fe a ------049-5834. ______. cott Realtors, 568-8200. Oarages. Interested persons m a ik et .Ask fo r Carl Zlns- old. Modern eat-to kitchen, fam and many extras. Priced In home, please call Dave Ode- President Spiro T. Agnew made 10:44 44 M UaU* B er the Emergency Employ, n e e d e d — Hand sewer and $1. Olcott Variety Store. ______room garden apartment. Car Yes, that’s on apt descrip room, laundry, half bath, 2-oar washer and dryer, new wall-to- St. Two A-zoned lots, city 040-3436, 9-5. room Colonial, bam , high ele COVENTRY — 7-room Ratoed "It was typical./'l played bad presser with experience. Call — rr— t :------ITT" Z .------—------peting, all appliances, heal. tion o f our sale* at becuiU- garage; second floor — Uvlng wall carpeting throughout most utilities. $7,500 and $8,600. It Is estimated thiLt as many but could not get official clear- moht Act. vation, sweeping views. Hutch- Ranch, 3 bedrooms, carpeted ly," the vice president said af 048-3304, Oobar Company. ROOBIS W it h o u t B o O fd 5 9 and parking. $170. Immediate PRIME air-conditioned office Agency, Realtors, 049-5834. ful Forest HlUs. The ao- room with fireplace, waU-to-. of the house, TV antenna, cus as 63,964 gaUtms o f water per ance for a new* release. The Grant w ill make 94 Job* - - ______the carpet cleaned with B lue ______Huge treed lot, 280’ x 366', living room, family room, with ‘ iVo Age Limit’ terward, “ but I like to keep occupancy. Highland Oak Vti space. Pyramid Building, 857 knovdedged fine quaUty of waU carpeting, formal dining tom white storms and seneens, second fall over 200 feet over sources said. available In the first phase of COOK — Part-time. Expert- Lustre. Rent electric sham- LARGE furnished room for route road, Coventry. Short fireplace. All on private acre iktge, 648-5177. Evenings 047' E. Center St. Available Aug. 1. MANCHESTER — Business Nutmeg Homes construc room, kitchen, electric rang* fireplace equipment, lawn and trying. I keep thinking that If I the fam ous Lower Falls o f the A reference ,tq the July deathL^the city 's program to ald.unem - enced. Bolton a im , Phone 048- pooer $1. The Sherwln-WU- male only, parking, $10. week- distance from shopping, wooded lot. Merritt Agency, As Bridegroom 9931. Secretarial and telephone an- sqne, large well kept estate- tion and the rural atmo ai^l hood, diriiwasber, dlspoa- garden tools. $86,000. concentrate and everything, Yellowstone River to Tdlow- rate, to a qêch written for'ôyed jiersoiis, primarily Vlat- 4400. Uams C o. ly. 040-0338 after 0. church and school. $6,000. 646-1180. swerlng service available on like home, 1% baths. Mainte- sphere of this Manchester al, 8 bedrooms, 2 fuU baths, things will get better. stone National Park. Mines Bureau Director Elburt nam veteran*. MANCHESTER — Deluxe two- GRACIOUS antique colonial to Marries at 91 SCSKKMj b u s drivers and sU- RBAUSTTC model CTR — 2 THE THOMPSON House — Cot- prem lses. Call 9-5, 847-9003. nance free exteriw . Double ga- proper location, spaU out loads of closets. Austin A. KEITH REAL ESTATE bedrooni apartment. $305 per excellent condition, 8 fireplaces, ELLINGTON - Rockville line. ' tion wagon driver* for Man- portaWe cassette recorder, tage St., centrally located, ----- — ------rage. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. SALES In capital letter* I Chambers, Realtor, MLS, 648- month, including heat, appli 18 beautifully decorated rooms, 646-4126 649-1922 Three-bedroom Cape. Carpet OHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — . cheater ecboris. We train you. seldom used. Value new $00., large, iâsantly furnished AU city utiUtie*, Including ances, air - conditioning car- MANCHBJSTER — ® - family 2825. ______modem eat-to kitchen, formal ed kitchen, living room with A 91-year-old widower who said CaU 048-3414. ^ asking $40. 849-3810. w m s , parking. CaU 049-3358 ^ ‘ts. ’ p ^ W. water and,sewer! Come, se fireplace, ^lining room, car 6 S home, new furnace, many Im- b o w e r s a r e a — L arge 7- living and dining room, break he wanted to prove that love lect from various plans and port. Very reasonable. John H. KALE or female, part-time, WORLD BOOK Encyoloi>edla “ *** permanent 649-4585, ___ provements, large rooms, good room Cape, 3 baths, city utili fast room, 8 sitttog rooms, 4 Out o f Town locations for fau deUvery, Lappen, Inc., 649-5261. has no age limit married a 78- mornings. Apidy Scufiy Pet 1900, ■ excellent condition. TOLLAND — 6-room ______Ranch location. Call now. Only $29,- bedrooms, plus studio, study Far Sale 75 THURSTON Apartments, 140 but act now. | ties, asking $34,900. CaU ownar, year-old woman Tuesday. AUTOMOTIVE Canter, Manchester Parfcade, ______$87.50. Phone, 049-9470. ROOM for rent, female .only, available September for one- »<». Hayes Agency, 646-0181 646-2327. and 8 baths, stonê wrils, ga COVENTRY — 4%-room home The brldegnx»m, (diaries Hilliard St., 8 rooms fully car rage, large bams and out build SOUTH WINDSOR after i p.m . ‘NBJVER USED anything like away from home, 043-, peted, complete appliances, UNIQUE with full basement priced Brown, is the oldest man ever security, references, $360. 7-room Raised Ranch Just ings. A view from every win WHY WAIT? to sell $12,600. Wolverton Agen- to take out a marriage license It,” say users of Blue Lustre shades, generous closets, heat, Move right Into our vacant monthly. Hayes Agency, 646- listed by Tom Funderburke. dow. $48,000. cy, Realtors, 649-2813. In Mecklenburg County. It was for riea2ilng carpet. Rent elec- — r~— —:------hot water, parking tor 2 cars, room, sundeck, city sewers, MANCHESTER ft . 'Raised Ranch In beautiful 0181. CaU Tom fo r details. the first marriage for the bride. trie shanmooer $1. Plnewood **??,*® 8^*®^®roan basement storage, near shop- split rail fence. Hutchins AMSTON LAKE 6-room cottage, "Birch Hill.” Owner h a s SERVICE CENTER 38 Furnlhlrer»i location, free idng and churches. $175 per Agency R ealtors, 649-5824. EXECUTIVE COLONIAL completely furnished right down been transferred to Texas North Coventry $20,5(X) yiola Ownbey. ______Pariring, security deposit and month. Open daily for your DRIVE BY MCBN8ED babysitter avall- ______to the dishes. Extra lot Includ and his company wants this EXPANDABLE CAPE Both live at the MeUuxUst rel^ en cea required. 643-2693. inspection. Call Peterman R e- Out Of TaWII PITKH5N — Porter St. area, 6- This solid Colonial, nicely Home In Charlotte. The wed Brand New — In a prestige ed. $14,900. spotless 7-r(x>m home sold Clean nicely laid out starter loah a AccM M ite. u * ' altor, 649-9404. p 0 y R a n t year old aluminum sided cus located id the Manchester ding ceremony was performed St, Bower* School area. Phone ______66 area. Ert>nt to back living now. Why wait when you or retirement home close to tom built, 8-room Garrison. GreM area at 582 Wood- 4-UNIT apartment — good In at the residence of the chaplain 848-0877. ^ LABOR DAY Specials — New LADIES only, nicely furnished MANCHESTER — One bedroom with center fireplace. can buy this one-of-a-kind Bolton town line, full-dry Family room with beamed bridge St. Can be bought to come. Call for details. on the grounds of the home for Pre-Season Snow Tire Sale! and used boats for sale. 14’ to room for rent. Private bedroom apartments from $155 to ROCKVILLEl—2 bedroom apart- ceiUmc and built-in bar, dream Huge formal dining room, situation at $42,600. Call Mr. basement, 1 a r g.e endoaed DAY CARE — botuly the twenties. SurprlsedT So country kitchen with aU ap the aged. But other residents 84’. New CSirysler boeda and room, with community kitchen $180 per month. Including heat ment available in new buUd- kitchen with barbecue, etc. 11-ROOM CUSTOM RANCH. Gordon, 640-5806. porch, lovely treed lot with time. My borne In Verplank are w e! CaU early on this pliances, laundry. Large did not find out about It until motors at clearance, pricesl and bath, all utilities included, ond ai>pUances. Paul W. Dou- *" Ing. Ccoisists of 4 large rooms etc. Call Now. Hayes -Agency, Wall-to-wall carpeting through-. many evergreens. school area. Ehiclosed yard. Glastonbury Marina. 084 Try on conveniently located to bus one-. family room off kitchen with • • 0484037. gan. Realtor, 049-4580. with private terrace and pool. 6404181. otA, 8 baths, large rec room, B (Sl ^W LOUIS DIMOCK REALTY ^J^ddtor to “ISf unlcZid ______81-. So. CHastembury. line and stores. please call > sUdtog glass doors to over opening ento patio, with pool. Deluxe Mud & Snow 78 ___ ------7Z— Includes heat, hot water, car- WE HAVE MANY MORE I BARROWS and WALLACE Co. out-of-town location. Mr. and WE HAVE customers waltl^ jûng and aU appliances. Lo- NEW RAISED RANCH poised patio deck. Four bed Largae treed lot, 180x216’ with a 649-9828 BABYSrmNG In my home ftw leao STARCRAFT 10’ deluxe 45 room s, master bedroom Manchester Parkade Mrs. -Brown will continue to working m oth*r,'any age. CaU ------for the rental of youf cated In a country setting. Im- QuaUty buUt by Mak Con view. h.p., Grununan alumnlum ------CALL US—WE WORK with walk-to closet, Manchester 649-6806 live at the home. 6404130. ment or home. J.D. Re^ Ba- niedlate occupancy. Rockland struction Co. Three bed 2% BOLTON Lakefront — 7-rooms, canoe, 18’, Can be seen M 118 Aparfm entS - FlotS - baths, plenty of closets. tate Associates, Inc. 648-5129. Terrace Apartments, High room s, 2 fuU baths, form al BAST CENTER ST. Large 10- e l u n OTON Trees, patio, 6- 3 fireplaces, 2V4 baths, open Bluckwall Tires Box Mountain Dr., Vernon. TcilClllCntl Stereo Intercom to every land A ve., 872-4046, $29-0080. dining room with sUdtog room Colonial may bo used for room CJapc, 3 bedrooms, din beamed ceilings, paneling, 5- DELUXE one-bedroom apart- ______. room, 2-car garage, acre lot. WORKINO motbM* let me do doors to deck, eat-to kitchen, BELRORE home or offices, large lot with ing; room or den, kitchen, ga zone heat. For details, Hutch Two Survive your Irwilng. Cal| 0494708. 80 LDCU8T Street, 4 rooms, ment, w^-to-waU carpetiiv r o CKVILLB Picturesque setting. QuaUty possibility of acquiring more ins Agency, 649-5324. New revera* melded - low, wide profile $165, security, famUy unit. Call throughlut, complete appli- large rec room with fire rage. Mid 20s. No agents Deoip bold xlB-zag tread design Fterists - Nonertes place, laundry room, 2-car AGENCY from Jhe finest. lan d.. Owner, 875-8446. Plane Crash TEBOD-AGE sister* babysitting 548-2428, 94. ances, vanity bath. CentraUy OOVEiNTRY-Tolland — A home New shoulder design for longer tire life. CAREN APTS. garage, aluminum siding. REALTORS • 647-1418 Manchester, nights, experlenc- CANADIAN hemlocks, 4’ a loc&ted.______$170.____ monthly. R. D. ROCKLEDQEJ—Dynamic 9-room that helps pay for Itself! Enjoy WOODSTOCK, Conn. (AP) — ed. 75 cenU hourly $1. per hour over, $8 each. Dig your own. SIX-ROOM duplex, no pots. In- Murdock, 648-2092. Raised Ranch, 5 bedrooms, 2Vii BOLTON & VICINITY s ii, 4H room apartments. CaU fo r further details. MANCHESTER Price reduced, FRECHETTE REALTORS (Justom built Colonial the beauty of rural Connecti Stater Police said Tuesday that alter 12 m idnight 649-9049. OaU 044-1864 o r 644-0891. quire 69 B irch St., Manches- baths, large family room, ca- cut, raise vegetables on your Available now. Including ap- 648-2282 644-8896 epaclous 4-bedroom Orfonlali Ranch. Many plus features, Iowa residents suffered TWO four - room apartments, 647-9998 th^ral celling Uvlng and dining pUapees, waU-to-waU carpet ------—-—:—^—— 1% bathe, fireplace. large $88,600. own well ‘ ®"0®dJ®[’ only minor Injuries when their WILL BABYSIT to my home gas range with heater, refrig nxm, modem kitchen. A ver workshop for family hobby --a-hed SEjVEN-ROOM Duplex apart ing, heat, hot water, swim MANCHESTER, 4-bedroom old- parklike yard. Now only $24,- U & R S-bedroom Raised single-engine plane crashed Sensational days for working mother. . CaU G O R tell — 1-411111 “ erator, hot water, convenient satile home to an excelVent lo projects. Easy access ment with 4 bedrooms. Attic ming pool, storage and park er Oolonlal to dwdraWe east ^ Agency, 646-0181. Ranch, $28,900. here while attempting to land. 6454804. ______Dairy ProdiieH location. Security deposit re side location. Good condition. ______^ | 2 5 » 9 0 0 —T-Room Oolonlal* two cation, 2-car garage. UOo?m, Manchester, RookvlUe. E78x14 and basement. AppUances, ing. From $100. CaU Supter- Fourr rooms and 6 rooms. Police said the plane, en Value! quired. Adults. 648-7094, 4 to Call now, only $23,900. Hayes OAK ST — 8-bedroom older Co- baths, paneling, four bed- Hiree - bedroom Ranch plus Our Reg. 21.99 CH ID CARE my homo, former l o MBARDO’S — Pick your October occupancy. Tenant totendent, 876-1666, 278-1510, No money down ta qualified route from Toledo, Ohio to Sha 8:80 p.m , We NEED'LISTINGS study With 2-car garage. Third Plus 2.21 F.E.T. kindergarten teacher. Hiono tomatoes, peppers, egg pays utUlties. $200 rental plus 242-6608. ■'Agency, 6464081. krnlal, aluminum riding, lot rooms, fireplace, huge treed ron, Mass., was coming In for buyers. bedroom Is separate with It’s 047-96U, St James are*. plant. By the pound or by the opproxlinately 00x200’. Austin lot- Large pool. Hutchins NOW! "Thinking of Sell Rockville — S-famlly. High ^ ?an ::^ L e^ ^ ’LthlT- ^^KON - Wall St, 3 - bed- M ANCHE^J|37.^t^y r S T r iy S r ] " S ^êncy^T^toT lUO-S^ ing your property?” Call , SIZE OUR REO. SALE • F.E.T. CESVnBTED Geriatric — nurs basket. Rear 121014 . Silver er, iteauor, 6*3-6821. nouse apartment. IH baths, fin- apartments, heat, hot t-room older Colonial, modem j*g.aj26, ------Income, low price. Needs Lane, East Hartford. , DUNCAN RD. — Ansaldl buHt TODAY! work. ing experience, neonate and ______FIVE-ROOM apartment, 2 bed- mo^jth ‘'inolu^M' hJ^'aJm f ®“ P««ng,’ appuimees, kitchen. 4 be^m s trees, Income or aa master Ijedroom. in dead-end eiaST SIDE, Norman St. 8 bed- ® toê rooms, large braesa- FIANO AGENCY F78 x 14 22.99 17.99 2.38 Infant iklU. WUl serve to BUTTER and sugar com, also rooms, living room, dining ancts air ohUdren welcomt. Avallsble centrally located, dead-end ------_ $26,900. Aahford Realty, 1-429- “ ^® 078 x 14 24.99 19.99 2.55 home, nursing homes and hos canning tomatoes, bring con- room, kitchen, heat, wall-to- full hajiam.nt' conditioning, car- w immediately. $190 ntonthly «troet. Hutchlna Agency Reed- rooln older home, completely way, 2-car garage, 1% tiled 646-2677 R)UV7 1-429:4112 •'•'« P'""® '^®P® Mr. and Mrs. tors, 649-6824. redecorated. Deep treed lot. baths, bullt-liis, fuU otUo, fl|«- 8807, 1-429-41J2.______Robert Levensallor of Keokuk, F78x IStifiP 23.99 18.99 2.42 pitals. Call Florence, 627-1282 tatoers, $1.89 half bushel, wall carpeting, stove, storage oougan Realtor 649-4636>- M84I882, 649-3871. PHILBRICK ------Iowa. Mrs. Levensallor was the Buckland E’arms,n.------comer-- Tol area, hook-up for washer and ’ '' ------Full basement and attic. Inter- plastered walls, city COVENTRY — Lakefront! Spa- 078 X 15 25.99 20.99 2.64 evenings. ROCKVILLB, nice 8-room MANCHBJBTB3R — New listing, j,j qui<.g sale. Make an uUHties, Immediate occupancy, pilot. land T’pkci. and Adams St., dryer. Near Waddell School. clous and gracious Spanish H78x 15 26.99 21.99 2.80 i^wrtment, find floor, beat, Immactilato 8 - room, 8 bed- Keith Real iostate 646- Charles Lesperance, 649-7630. Legal Natiees Manchester and Route 88, Ver Immediate occupancy. ,$220. FOUR-ROOM cmartment, avOU- — •, . ------■ Uvlng ‘ stylo 10-room home. 2-car ga non. AGENCY Dogs > Mrdt - P«H Charles Lesperance, 649-7^20. . able now. Call 649-6606. toJ, $So.'^'AdtoU rtxwn, Wtehm ______MANCHESTER - Ranch, rix rage, fireplace, 2Vft baths, built- Whlfewollt o Im availoble on tale at ^nly 2.S0 additional par tire Ins, etc. 150' beautiful - water Probate Court Diefenbaker 111 1 • DELUXE 2-bedroom apart- COZY 4-room apartment, avail- security deposit required! end famUy Profeerional- MANCHESIYSI — 46-48 Maple «»»»», fuU bese^nt, f ^ ORDER OF NOTICE OF HEARINO .BLOODHOUND puppies, AKC, ___i . . , ^ REALTORS front lot. $42,000. Szeluga Real IN TOE MATTER OF THE ADOP r%«fnV,ai- 1 «t O ne nUOkOHOlO WOOBS ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, able, first floor. Pariting AvaUaWe September 1st. 648- ly fihlslied basement rec room, st,, large 3-famUy, 6-8, exoel- •noloeed ponmes. :^*plaoe, fuU dormer, aluml- lent tovestinent, $85,600. TJf. / g“ *g» carport, ly, 742-8580, 742-9284. TION OF RICHARD ELMER On Wales Visit blaol^ck and am! tan, others red. $170. SEWING Machine — Singer complete appliances, 2 air- space. $120 monthly. Security. ~ ‘ ■“ " ' ‘ ‘ MATHER. AN ADULT PERSON.'.- Irand Now. . .Factory Fresh conditioners, full basement, CaU 649-1919 between 6-6 p.m. num aiding, rite-oar. garage, Crockett, Realtor, 8T5-6S79. ®‘*y utUlUee. Will be sold tp C»VE^Y- New 6%-r6om ^DI»lrlot h o( e MonchoMor l . l WREXHAM,WRBJXHAM, Wales (AP) 1-439-8188. Touch and sew to walnut cabl- EAST Hartford, adult oo«q>t*, j j j _ d „^ W o o d * d lot. M erritt settle eatste. Reoaonable of- 646-4200 It !■ ordurod that a hearing bo held washer-dryer hook-up, , vanity •______^ ^ ^ — R an ch , IVi baths, firoplaco, i,y ijio Court on the application of F o rm e r C anadian P rim e Min* s k V i FCHl SALE — Registered Eng- net, dams, mends, embroi typo bath; glass sU d^ doors CHARLES Apartments — no children or pets, 4 room s, 646-1160. BOULDER Rd. — 5room Colo- fere Invited. Rid* by 80 Wood- W '4 Ply Nylon Cord Safoty Custom heat, hot water, near etoree ______!______lovely ^country s^ tin g .^ M ^te J “ V h S ?d "felmo^ M Dlefen^r has Ueh Setter puppies, 9-weeks ders, monograms, etc. Origi- 'onto piUlo. $220 per month, reom Dujdex, 1V4 baths, 2 alr- ntol with breeseway, famUy bridge St. CaU Gaston Realty naUy over $800. Special, and bus stop. CUl 0250696. MANCHESTER — $19,600. Neat soon. Only $24,500. T.J. for Uin ai)|irovol ot o certain od^- been admitted to a hospital tor 13", 14" a IS" alls* available old, temporary shots, $70 each. Robert D. Murdock,' conditioners, refrigerator, room, twoâr overstoed ga- Co., 6494791. r a n c h to excellent condition, elt Realtor, 876-6270, lion asreemont datwl Ausu«t 71, $61.00 cash o r terma. CaU 038- 641^3692. r ^ e , end disposal, heat, hot Monday — Friday 4:90 p.m. 5iroom older home. Garage. raga, Bxquislt* parkUke 1.78 carpeting, drapes and many 1971, at the Probate Court ItKXited at ODsorvailon. ClearaiK# aol* • quanlllls* llmlled - No Ualnchetk* CaU 647-1848. 9 p.m. Weekends 10 a.m. «- 9 Rural eatttog. Monohaatar 41 (ientor Blroel, Maiu:hriler, Ooim. T h e 7 6-y p a r-old Con- 0200. Dealer. water, boisement garage, acre lot with sturdy sbada extras, 'niree bedrooms, large ; MR. INVESTOR , f ;' L o6 k INO for anything to real p . ^ — V Green area. City utlUttos. Bat " " Mil’V»?ther*ORDBRE on or -Oivattoo’# office to ^ w a odulU iH’eferred. Coll after 6 treae. Qnhplet* privacy In paneled den, screened porch. Excellent Invostmoiit, 3 cot champion bloodlines, tonocu- R avo- eâte rental — apartments, nm-0494644 Air Real Estate, 648-9683. boforo tho Oompllanco Bato fixed said he entered the hosplUU BABT HARTFORD, 4-room Kanohsster’e most desired WOMUND Owner, 648-1763 o r 648-0984. tages. Completely furnished, toted ^ wormed., male* end ^ ‘ '"ulUple dwellings, no P’”- , ______39 prestige area. A m of a Z ‘JibSKSli ■'on^rim ® !: ‘l;l‘ -Thureday and described hi. hsated apartment, refrigerstor one with flreplpce. No bunk, clrciilatlnn In Ibis Pro- condlUon as com fortable. 700 X 13 femsls* for pet or show. Bank of cjjj j ^ Estate As-' DESIRABLE Duplex garden kind boma. Owner. 6484606. SIK-ROOM, four bedroom over- iHtiwr having and stove. Avallitol* Immedl- ’TOWN OF MANCHESTER owner will finance. Only Ihuo Dlstiim. Dlofeiibaker came to Wales Our Reg. 17.99 Raised with T Lp. CaU 228-9968. Manchester. 646-1700.______soclates, Inc. 648-6129 apartment, 2 bedrooms, cen- slied bungielow Cape. Newly Attest; JOHN J. WALLBTT, Jmlgo ______mtely , security deposit. Call $24,900. June Cood, 643-1887. Aug. 25 to visit friends. Plus 1.95 F.I.T. BTdBACHlCD piece walnut MANCHESTER — One - bed- located, range, refriger- after 6 p.m. 648-0614. LEGAL MANCHESTER, ilk* new, ex APARTMENTS fêoorated Interior, Aew boil S H 0 « FREE to good home, adorable bedroom set with fuU-sized quisitely reproduced authantlo er, oversized treed lot. Detach NOTICE OF PUBIJC BALE OF $ 0 R rpom efficiency apartment, water and park- 'uTitTBnwn ------ed two-oar garage. Country REAL ESTATE kittens. Utter trained. OaU 648- ^ condition. Phone $140 per month Including heat ^dulU. no peU. AvalUble ~ NOTICE______9H-room Dutch Colonial on OFF W. iODDIJD T&KH.’ living to the city. Offered In PASEK ■ HTATE OF (XINNBCTICUT. DIB- 8T2*220$ 4*80 p«m> and ap^lances. Paul W. Dou- C®t®ber 1st. 648-0973. apartment, Bumsid* Centar, _ P?**''*'** I" pwstlg* area. TRKE' OF ANIXIVER. PROBATE Logal Natiees ______stove and refrigerslor, utiUties of Appeal* fireplace*. 4 baths, flrst- m M ornuum m the high 30s. Carriage Realty, IXIUltT, 1X1WN OF BOLTON, BKP- gon. Realtor, 649-4080. RoHlttii'H, MLS GERMAN ehispberd for sale, CLEAN, used refrigerators, ______6 4 6 -m o . TEMHEU a. 1071. Priibaln Churl ------MANCHESTER------Deluxe one. furnished, 1190 per month, J ? J®®*; l»un<*nr room , 5 io n * 3 and '^bedroom luxuiy 289-7475 742-8248 E*(ali> of Jiilln. T. KnUH'b, lurAtwUr. C1.AIM LIMITATION DECREE male, 9 months old, AKC, automatic washers 47* MAIN ST. - 8 rooms, heat- »»«>«««»» duplex. $196 per day*. 6364887, evenings, 289, heating and much more. Must apartments. Featuree waU-to- PursunnI In lui unler A-K-A MARY ZAPADKA ______Hearing Room of th* Municipal Amnnv. siam si you are thinking o f Hnllliig, ilm-i't* (liei'e will be.sobi nt pulXlr DIsirlt'l lit Mnm'bosli'i------:------B.D. P e a rls Appliances, 649 unit.'646-2436, 9-6. ances, sir - conditioning, car- b a th s,, buUt-to ovsn, range, ed a quality Nutmeg Homes ntli-IInn-lMjho bisbsal bidder in’Im> |ria--piv washer end dryer hook-up, MANCHBJSTER — Large three- Fun mated kitchen. Tasteful Oolon- FREE —-Eight oroee-bred pup- gas stove, $85. Aluminum com- rear of 27-39 Ulao Street and welt to five roonu ! Nice lot, haaemant stores area, am- Mam'liesler, llarlfonl n n d III dll'Town of lliillisi, I...... '■Ciiutily ...... I lf Till- spiileat...... In (In, fldiii'lartiHi mi nr lir- N EW TUBELESS ^ ^ WHEEL « 5 0 4 convenientiy located, $190 a bedroom apartment to new ! lal decor. Beautifully treed lot land, oiul Slnti>In nf (Nmiii'i'llcut slid (ni-ii Dm'i>mbiT 9, 1071. piea! 5w**k* old. 40 Doan* Bt., btoation screen doora, $10. rear of 841-847 Cantor Street, oentndly loeatod, |M,$00, and pi* parking, Slarteig at $171. Venton Ibmrd of Iteallors, month. 648-2283, 844-8896. two-famlly house. Fully car- Ensnrt r iiiifilii on quiet rsaldentlal street, Call miM-i' iNirdi'iilnH)i Ismiidi'd and iIp- A drsi; JOHN J. WALLETT, Judgr BALANCING ManOhaeter otter 6 p.m. each. 0484465 evontogs or 648- Bustoses Zone n and Reel- worth M, Belflor* Agenoy, 647- Handy to ehopptof, eohoola, ■I'l-dinl ns fiillow*. lli'sliinliig St a - ...... - • • TIRE VALVES \ , 6 9 1 ‘5 bus and rellgtoua fitoUltlea. soon-real soon. Belflore Agen No, 717 COVENTIlY Anollier iiniiu nil NiiiUi Mill' I lf dll* Proliale (Isiii —------— ------1943. mLAGER lârtmenU — uieea, dishwasher, garbage »®Et dene* Zona B. Request Spa* MIS. iiiniiliig. raSliirly oy, 847-1411. choice home hir Inrge fnmlly, MnllllleJll, CLAIM LIMITATION rial Exception to expand buel- Model apartntonr'opaa for I Id (rm In IHilnl . III ilin siMidi...... ESTATE...... iTE OF MAHIK K FREE —guinea pig. CaU 649- SEWING machine — Singer — carpeting, two air- nelghboihood. Washer ®®"^ «uid OGVBNTRY— ^______Lake naes premtoas .by 40 tost on insperiton weehday*e 1-7 p^m- thie charmittg Cape has 4 bed- wi'sli'iiv I'ntiii'r nf Isnd nf Edwsnl Dlsli-li'l nf Main -liesli'r ■to-ise Riittonhnia. “mgnoornooa. WOSner tuio WVSJIVWI isuce -r tseaunnu ‘W " y^wnummm wv Mwn un MANYIHEjiran New Listing. nsmis, newly paneled living .1 dnil: imi'dii'i'ly Mil S l i d 910 fm’l. The flibielnry Is Dntndiy M CixHIsi' ■ ' 14 p.m. iinrlhtirly 119(1 niiil II 10 (srl, Ikiiidinily liicMlml nl 4M Adams Hlrrol. Mon- CHARGE YOUR PURCHASES mtora' b*n^^*^^ Oriri^dto hook-up, Basement stor- Lakewbqd Hrighto oritage for northerly ride of lot aqd New 4'4 duplex, new baths, two lied- rimm, gissl elseil kitchen and slisi* dll' Esslni'lv dill' Ilf land nnw rnrslpr, (Ssiii 0M)4(l SST'mm age. Securtly deposit required, rent, sleep# 7, $66. p^weeh. Car Dealer's Ucens# end Oer- PftUIOINTIAL ■rooms. Only $96,900, WolmXt 'll Is DECHKEIi dis( all elatms BidH by bnseinentliuaotiiaii) s-ngnrê. n u e Issinled issnieo isiISI ('•'„ fm ini HI'I'GtUimiftlfMl lift' X «l«*|MUl|| Cl .AIM L^kyr^'ljJON DECIIEE fcMitBd To M ilt Rentals by lower level. G arage, I’sriHirt, neallor, I 495 6919, evenings, III t'Rwh nr rhrtii lit Ol® Uin PT, varnon. ______tablas, lamps, dining sets, $115 monthly. Coll 646-6111. tond thfs* hearings. Near esheets, elwrslHW nmndhl Ilf l»*ftlfini»iA <4 jMir- Robert D. popoh. Only $M.500, llsy re 749 TtXia HANNAH’S husband H ector »ri* etc. OaU 646-7679. RBUABUB lamlly needs apart- Zone Board of Appeals and ahepptng aenler, e« Murdoek < iMlr® In tm ifRtit In niftMti tn •""“MKAiViSiSlOf" ' 'M Apartment-offices THREE-ROOM furnish* d CSiartos B, MoKeiisto, Agenny, f4«‘0l»l. criiilflril rhrirli a I Ih® an • DUtiti't i4 Maimh®* hataa hard work ao he clean* 'nuoB R ”P' msnt for Immediate ooou- hue Mm . CaU arnyUme Realtor IM MM Ti.Hil.ANI* HI* nsim Hniich I'fiHaun® <4 aiftft* nffar ami Ik® o«l® irf 1m. fltbiKiiii)’ la Aiuia M datMaii ll4.'iTolliindT|>kp. — Antiques, comi heat, hot wator, apartment, Heat airi all utiU- Chairman mam mn*a 7 iH'alfMl at N tluah tllll 14 SALE; Wed. thru Sat. pency. Call 6I8-1I69. $11,#00 l i x mH>M Cape,. 9 (Healed «*>ke*'' laitmn. a f tin. IN'tnal® tIftlTn-® Tw |1»4 t»M!r»l !•» In#. iMintaift **» of Unli>$e K., MMonamer, taMMU. ,a4»46. 667 Mein St., 6494231. 4300. . eewar, Hiiinhtna Ageney. Real (.41 ft'imm t tU'uf . n®. I tin Read Herald Adi ber tm tors, M»MHM IteeMor. aT8 697* N.*1 1M4 • $4 ltf*‘»d1 i'*ina*M\at«t» Altr«4 JiiMte } MTAt t a Uf Jwt4g« WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1971 Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 Q*Clock PAOB WBMTY-EIOHT iianrl^PHtfr lEnmUtg 1|»raUi The Weather The Fimt Church of Christ, Marine Pfo. Ulrlo L. Aubln, The property committee of A .f t n g t Dally Nat PrM i Run Manchester A bout Tow n Scientist, will hold Its ragular son ol Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. the Center Congregational Clear, cool, lo** humid to Wednesdiay evening -testlrnony Aubln of 866 Adams St., has re Church will meet tonight at 7:80 Bor 1lM W**k Bad*® night after showom; low near Hospital Notes A golf tournament will be meeting tonight at 8 at the ported for duty with the Third in the church office at the July tl, ivn 60. Tomorrow »unny and pleaa- sponsored by the Grand Lodge church, 477 N. Main St. The Marine Aircraft Wing at the church. ant; high about 80. Saturday’* f U t m t o noD R s of Masons oh Sunday, Sept. 19, > . meeting Is open to the public. Marine Corps Air Statlbn, B1 outlook .... fair. lutMiiMMluUe Qu« Seal* at Mlnneohaug Golf Course In Toro, Calif. He Is a 1970 gradu The womhlp and music com 1 4 ,8 9 0 iMmte, noon ■ t p.m., nnd 4 Olastonbuiy. Tee-off times will The Sunday School staff of the ate of Manchester High School. mittee of Bmanuel Lutheran Manchettcr— A City of Village Charm p.m. • t p.m.; prlvnte roomo, be 11:80 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Church will meet tonight at 7:80 It KOI. • > p.m., and 4 p.m. • 8 Z i o n Evangelical Lutheran entry fee includes a buffet after Airman 1 C. Lawrence Kra- In the reception ' room of the (Oliaetfled Advcrtioliig on Pag* 19) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS p.m. golf. Reservations can be made Church MrlU meet tonight at 7:80 MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1971 a t' the c^ rch . Jewskl, son of Mr. and Mra. church. VOL. LXXXX, NO. 289 TWENTY-TWO PAGES PodlaMosi Parento' allowed with John L. Von Deck Jr., dis Henry KraJewskl of 206 Hollis % any time except noon • 3 p.m.; trict deputy, at 70 Obrald Dr., ter St., has arrived for duty at FREE ottera, pan. - 8 p.m. Airman Ernest L. Allaire, son The P J ^ er Dlsousslon 'Group 8 RockvlUe, 06000. Langley AFB, Va. The ser Self Service: lo a.m. • 8 p.m.; cd Mm. Carole B. Marrote of of theT Bmanuel Lutheran Kf:Vl 4 p.m. • 8 p.m. 70 Laurel St., has received his geant, a 1066 graduate of Man Church will meet tomorrow at Mark D. Ponton, son of Mr. chester High School previously 10 a.m. In the reception room Intenalve Care and Coronary Mm. Nonnan W. Ponton of 87 firat USAF duty assignment at School Book Prisoners ' Nixon to Congress: Oarei Immediate family only, Ellsworth AFB, S. D., for train served at BImondorf AFB, of the church. Escape Bid St. Paul Dr., has been named Alaska. anjr time, limited to five min- to the second semester dean’s ing and duty In the aivll engi utae. list at FWirfleld University, neering structural ahU pave Stage Riot Inieffective Bfatemity; Father*, 11 a.m. • ments fêld. He attended Man The following Center Congm- COVERS New StabUization ^ where he will enter his senior ^tlon al Church cholra have lti48 p.m .,. and- 8:80 p.m. • 8 year as a history major. chester ‘High School and com fiNB OF RlBIMBR pjn.i other*, 8 p.m.-4 p.m.< pleted his basic training at scheduled rehearsals for to FoT P ardue night. The youth choir will ra- At Attica and 8:80 pan. 4p.m ,,, Lackland AFB, Tex. SPECIAL /' A t* limit*! 18 In maternity. The Cornell Circle of the hearae at 6:15 and the senior MONTVIIjLB, Oonn. (AP) — To Follow Freeze^ choir will rehearse at 7:80 at Good thru Sept. 10 ATTOSA, N.Y. (AP) — Pria- It In other area*, no limit In South United Methodist Church onara rioted tod^ at Attica will meet tomorrow from 9:16 The Daytime La Loche the church. James Pardue, accused of'^ WASHINGTON (AP) — Presidient Nixon told Con •elf-*ervlce. League will meet Sept. 16 at Any Porliriilt atote priaon, aottlng fire* and bombing and bank robbery, ' The emergency entrance on to 11:16 a.m. at Susannah Wes gress today the current 90-day wage-price freeze will 10 a.m. at the home of Mra. taking 83 hostage*. Several per- porved a fake handgun out of a Armory St. i* the only hoapital ley Hall for a "Get Acquainted” The mental health committee aon* wem Injumd and One wa* not be extended- But he said it' will be followed by some meeting open to all new mem- a ll Steffancl of 63 Salmon of the Manchester Junior Wom TmWRITER bar of soap Wednesday night other “ system of wage and price stabilization” to be entrance open from 11 -p.m. tc Brook Rd., Glastonbury. Mm. Cleaned, Adjusted, ruahed from the maximum *e* f a.m. All other outaide door* bem of the church who aura im- en’s Club will meet tonight at 8 eurtty foolUty In an ombulaitce. and staged an unaucceoaful es worked out after consultation with leaders of Congress, Kent sieath will open a discus at the home of Mra. Rodney New Ribbon are locked during the night able to meet during the eve StiLto Oorreotlon* Oommla- cape bid from the Oorreotional business, labor and agriculture. / . ning houm. Babysitting will be sion on "The Baby Arrives." Dolan of 120 Ralph Rd. Savings Bank# of Manchester ehift. The meeting Is open to all ex •ionar RuaimU O. Oswald sold Center here,, prison officials In an address prepared for —---- -— ------available. •12.95 .S two houm after the outbreak an unusual Joint session of Con- investing In new plants pectant or nuralng mothera. A The home, life and youth (No DeRvery mr ■aid. Patient* rroday: 858 that "the aituotlon 1* worse. Pardue, 34, confronted a gress—and broadcast live via j^^d machinery, and accelerate The Nutmegger Camera Club baby-sitter will be available for committee of the Manchester ptok-up) ADMHTE1D TBSTElRiDAT: MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD . ‘niey’ve taken S3 hoatage* and gut^ In the main cell block televialon and radio—Nixon j,y year a $60 increase In 1^1*. Kargaiut L. Anderson, ZIC will meet Sept. 16 at 8 p.m. at toddlers. For further informa Junior Women’s Club will meet tion contact-'Mm. Sieath of 61 they won't to)k with the super area about 10 p.m., according I said He would be meeting with- personal Income tax ex- Chrver R d.; Idr*. ‘Doreen O. HIlKop House In Veterans Me tonight at 8 at the heme of Mm. Yale SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON NOTCH intendent." Briarwood Rd., West Hartford. Richard Thompson of 80 Amott to Raymond Coyle of the De In------the-- next----- —few days— with------a emptions now scheduled to take BaJ, Twin IQU* Dr., Coventry; morial Park, East Hartford. Typewriter Serrke He added, ‘ "niey will talk partment of Corrections. cross section of leadership from effect^Jan. 1, 1978. Robert Strindberg will speak of Rd. Mr*. Shirley J. B ea^ eu , Boat 80 BIRCH ST. only to the governor or to me." Ooylo sold Parduo wo* carry in and out of government. "Taken together," said Nlx- Haftford; Mr*. Veneta A, Cable, Ecuador and the Galapagos The finance committee of the MANGHEBKBB Washington LOL will, meet Oswald prepared to fly to the ing a hollowed out book which Nixon g;ave no hint as to the "these proposals m- Holland, Maas.; Francis B. Islands. The meeting Is open to Center Congregational Church inatituUon, near Buffalo in Friday at 8 p .m .' In Orange he opened to reveal the eraota type of stabUlzatlon program Chapman, Norwich; Mr*. Rose anyoke*man at the priaon of (Herald photo by Bucelviclus) "I ask bipartisan suiqiort in esfimates, was outlined to Oon- Old Kent Rd., Rockville; Mm. Dippity Do ficially known a* the Attica Pardue la accused of bomb- meetlng the challenges of gmm today' as part of Pmsl- Anna J. Herrington, Bast Hart Just Arrived! Our Lowest State Oorreotional SVusUlty— ings of the Danbury police sta Governor Meskill speaks before cutting ribbon to open 1-84. Setting Gel $,“25 su, 0 “ peace," he said. 4ent Nixon’s new economic inro- ford; Daryl B. Kennison, 604 Price! M ild the outbreak may have tion and a bank there on Feb. As for specific requests to ipram. Abby Rd., South Windsor; My bad Ita root* in an occurrence 18, 1970. About $36,000 was tak CkxigreM, Nixon urged that 'Hw admlnlstraUon has said ron Lee, RFD 2, Bolton; WU- Preslone Longer lasting sets! Reg. or Wednesday night. en from the bank. He was de: hard-to-hold. In ?lorth, South ------three tax proposals he unvefied that the cuU w*U more than Uam O. McGee, 12 Caryllna ' MMtnn 'satmtSMi ' H* said an officer wosj cut by clared mentally Incompetent to Aug. ,16 as part of a blockbuster balance the tax reducing aspect Dr., Hebron; Bruno Motutco, 88 M eskill Snips Tape^ or Zerex Adorn thrown gUuM and prisoner stand, trial and held In Missouri economic program should be of Nixon’s proposal. B«ri George Scott Dr.; Mm. Lillian B. Mott, :)NOPOL.y 6.3 ox. was taken to "q>eolal housing" until this summer when he was given "fimt priority-before all P- «»ulta, dlmctor of the Office Colonial Rd., Bolton; Mra Sa Anti'Leak Hair Spray $l.i9Sixe 7 9 within the prison. This morn returned to Connecticut for an Plans for Busing ^ r bustacM." o' Management and Budget rah A. NoOinlck, 168 Cedar other round of competency Regular or hard-tp-hold. ing, he said, oOwr prlaonera re Puts 1-84 Into Use Theee mea«irea now being I Swamp Rd., Ooventry. hearings. Anti-Freezc! With touch top. fused to go to bmakfaat. considered by the House Ways ^ Also, Mr*. BUejlnas PagUaro, Oswald reported thist priaon Temperatures soared into the a way "compatible with tegiU- He Is the brother of John R. and Mew w^ ^ 83 Qrestwood Dr., Ooventry; authorlUaa wem In control of Pardue Jr., 28, who was Making Headway 90s at a quarter before noon mate envtronnvental ecncern* of Irene O. Pawahuk, Bast Hart YOUR CHOICE Tame remove the 7 per cent w c^ ^ ^ General ® Eleetrie the prison’s powerhouse, uralla, charged with the same crimes our citizens," Meskill added. ford; James PugUese Jr., RIBD Creme Rinse hoods under a plan ordered by this morning when Gov. Thomas About lljO'^jpectatom congre- Scrabble or Monopoly and admlniatratlon building. He and who was gunn^ down dur By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tto H o w Ways and Means' 8, Coventry; John O. Roman, Plain or with Body a federal court. MesklU wVBlded a giant pair of gated in the e^lxnmd lane, and write-off privileges to business- u that tax coUsc- Pkg. of 3 Super Cubes made plana to fly to the p'riaon, ing on escape attempt during Onirt-ordered lnteg;ratlon-by- 1800 SulUvan Ave., South Wlnd- 8 oz. $l.lS & $1.25 size. about 800 mUe* from Albany. About $00 parents of Boston Bcissora to cut a ten-foot ribbon, several more llni^ the S. Main ______—------tiona are likely to be $18 billion sor; Mm. Nellie K. Shlmond, Our his Bridgeport trial April 8. buslng plans appeared to be public school children continued officially opening Interstate 84 St. overpass to watch the gala 1 . 5 7 GAL. Your Rsfl. Head & Shoulders 1110. priaon whlatlea were John Parduo died of the gun- to $14 bUUon lower than was ss- 800 G ardn er St.; Stnnsvee After Sals gaining headway today In many to battle a busing and transfer In Manchester and Bolton. opening ceVsbratlcn.The hoopla Choice 4.69 ft 4.99 ■creeching a* the women eleri- uiot wounds about three weeks Umated In January. Sevatamom, Storm; Mra. Anna Shampoo Your choice Northern and Southern schools program, taking thetr young "These ceremonies mark an Included music from the Bennet The biggest single item In the 2 1.29 after his escape effort. despite scattered incidents and important addltltm to Ctonnectl- Shimaltis, SU Henry S t ; SCt*. bide and Du Pont for leak . Family Tube $1.75 Size (See Pi«e Bight) sters to the schools they had at Junior High School Band, which budget reduction program that 6 9 * 1 ShoiddetsA parent resistance In some M cD onough BUiabeth Sousa, Harriet Dr., protection. Keep your radia Family Jar $1.95 Size tended the previous year. cuts' roadways," the governor played “The Star Spangled Ban Shultz outlined was $1.8 bUllon Coventry; .Frank W. Tethune, tor tight all winter. Limit 2 America's two top rated games! Limit one each Three Super Cubes- that provide flash for 12 pic Family Lotion $1.65 cities. The Boston sch fn f A M M • thoug;h tensions continued high. they were reassigned for racial operative effort between town "There was a long, period of In iSaV-otate mg pum. on wwch Oongr*sg FREE ' Police arrested 11 persohs, officials and the state Depart time when we wondered what n Sklmier Rd., Rockville; a son a Offer balance. But' only two arrived i2 * not acted, would yt*M an- to Mr. and Mm. Donald Luster, AVANT U.S. Copters Ferry Allies most for disorderly conduct, on the special bus for them. ment of Transportation which to call this new highway, and •xplras resulted In the (Charter Oak where we’d be traveling on It," BOFTON (AP) - Stephen M. rther $1.1 White Birch Dr., Tolland; a At S*pt. 11, Wednesday. The department said 636 of 669 Caldor SEWING K IT l Extra Special Highlights! Park rpcYeatlonal complex. State Sen. Odegard noted. "Now McDonough, a lUglUve wanted poetpêment r t jp e c W daughter to Mr. and Mm. 1971 Nine children were Injured nowArhlte pupils enrolled. In connection with the shooting nue-shiurlng ^ From G.E. with To Proximity of Laos lin e slightly in fighting between Officials refused to officially He suggested that Manches we know ...” Thomas McLain, South .Rd., ^SSAS Odegard said the benefits to of a Massachusetts state troop- unenM ^ so ^ 'c u — Purchase of Assorted black and white students at one register white children reas ter’s 1-84 linear park could be a Rockville; a son to Mr. and StWCfFg Pkg. of 15—7 Bu. |2'7 enemy supply routes and Infil glowing example of what can be Manchester, as a result of the er, was reportedly slgnted to save ahull* Mm. D o ^ d Flglela, Oooae SAIGON (AP) — American Junior high school. signed to Lee who showed up at Lawn/Leaf Bags X Bov Stationery LF y heUcoptom ferried 1,000 fmsh tration corridom leading into done In highway construction. new road, would be several, but Thumday morning by an off- a cut Lane, Coventry. ; Some 9,000 of Pontiac’s 24,000 "their old schools and said they duty policeman near Randolph. incHtoto $W General Eleetrie Finest quality vellum^per. South Vietnamese troops to South Vietnam (rom Laos and public school pupils are being The state will c<«tlnue highway DI8CHARCBD TBSrmtDAT; Famous the D(MZ. expeuulwre 1 PF-2 2.99 “ 1.88 Ou/Reg. 18.99 $15. infantrymen In more than 60 Arthur W. Burtchell, Bast Hart ■ I >' for J . »upon Associated PreM Correapond- Ingtqn, Cbnn., also Is wanted 20 Gal. Plastic R . |qq Fine Imported lifts to landing sons* south of for murder In Providence, R.I.-, Confab With ford. PF-24 ' 2.99 2.17 09 5ur Reg. 20.99 $ 1 7 ent Holger Jensen reported Alao, Mrs. Marcia G. Cooley, 1 9 . 9 5 1 6 . 9 7 Alrnond, milk, crunch, semi Ifighwsy 6 and Khe Sanh. and in connection with two Trash Can I. Crystal Stemware H 4, ri. shaped, round, rope- About'35 B62s, making their from the field that two Ameri Unbowed lOSB Rachel Rd.; Wendell R. PF-25 2.99 2.17 sweet, fruit’n nut, peanuts. bank holdups In OonnecUcut. Heavy duty lightweight. Choose from many styles. Free engraving of heaviest strikes In more than can advisers accompanied the Lose, m Tracy Dr.; RoUn J. PF-141 2.29 l . 5 i °See clerk for details litst name and .date. iik'sesesee esksire use. The wounded state trooper Labor Chief 13 Uirse weeks, dropped 760 tons South Vietnamese to caU In Prancta J. Reardon, 41, of Bouton, 48 Dartmouth R d.; of bombs on North Vietnamese U.8. air strike* around the Denise A. Baldyga, 1281 Plea By Loss South Hadley, was shot lost WASHINGTON (AP) — Pms- Anniversary Special ! portions extending from the landing sono* If there was ene Thumday after he stopped a ident Nixon will meet Friday sant Valley Rd., So. Windsor; southern half of the DMZ. 30 my resistance. Mrs. , Jane S. Dolan, Coralville, By B IIX CX)E speeding car on the Massachb- with AH<-Cip President miles southward below Khe U.B. officem said they had setts turnpike. George Meshy and several oth- Iowa. " Save an Extra not anticipated any contact with ■ (Herald Reporter) \ Also, Mm. Nelga Dineratein Sanh. Reardon suffered a ruptured er top national union leaders ^ .The ralda Inside the buffer the enemy. spUen, perforated dlaphram have strongly criticised his did son, 43 Thomas St., Rock - "The south Vietnamese are ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.— ■one were aimed at -North Vlet- "Disappointed but not down and pellets to his left lung from new economic policies. It was ville; Mrs. Ronnl L. Weber and nameee troop# who reportedly simply doing what they should 30%.70% hearted" was the way Miss the rtiotgun blast. He U report- learned today, son, WllUmantlc; Mrs. Paula had pulled back In advance of have done when they took over M. Hyde iand son, 1288 Hartford Off Our Regular low!Prlcsi on Connecticut, Priscilla A qno ed In "very good condition" aft- Nixon la scheduled to see the the South Vietnamese offensive this line of defense, one Ameri er several, days on the crtlcialp|eix>r leadem at the White Tpke., Vernon; Mm. Barbara J. launched Monday, which has can artillery officer said. Doyle, described her feelings Tarallo and daughter, 106. Pros after sKhl'failed to place In the list at Wing Memorial Hospital jjouse at 10 a.m.. It wto said. Complete Inventory grown to 18,600 troop#. The ob In Palmer. in addition to Meony, rther pect Bt.f Rockville. ject of the drive is to disrupt (See Page Blght)..^ swimsuit competition In )ast Weslinghouse General Electric Capebart night’s opening round of the McDonough has been the aub- i^bor leaders Invited by Nixon Miss America Pageant. Ject of a massive, multi-state jndude President Leonard Matters Rod Runner Set of Diamonds manhunt since the shooting. Woodcock of the UnHed Auto Steam-Press Valet Toast-R-Oven "I was really confident I W A N m In our stock Stereo Pbonograpb Workem, President I. W. Abel Past off-the-linc action. .Set the speed, would win in swimsuit, but I’m of the United BUel Workem, Formerly shift' the stick, send 'em/oaring.round the not giving up," said MIm Con- Fair oval. No rain checks, per store. Kxamples: Security Forces in Ulster Preeldent Joseph A. Blerne of ipo necUout, adding that "There^ls the Ooramunlcatlone Workem Traded Diamond Solitaire, o/k At 19.95 - 2 2 .9 7 11.99 still a long way to go." H urricane and President John Lyons rt "Some girls have gone on to Automailc toaster with pop-, M attel’s S p eed B rakes OurRsg. 1.39-1.99 64-^ R*g.$299 Z U V .3 U Irdce for IRA Offensive the Iron Worttem., T q^ P rie ss P rU Creases trousers, Ipleats, 49.95 become Miss America without up door, oven for baking Convert your hot wheel so that you can race sizzlcrs. BSR automatic record Them was an unconfirmed For AU lU m I touches .up wash and wear. frozen or other foods, top changer, twin speakers In LONDONDBRRT, Northern the rsM^s„ who Want to drive ever having been named pm- H e a d s F o r Use with steam or dry heat. H .»$M 9 4 4 . 7 0 BrltUh and unite the report that Teamstem Presl- browner. Heat control, see- M a t t e l ’ s W h i g z e r ourRsg. 1.39...... 5 9 ^ matching cases. .Smart the iBi llmlnary winners," said Priscil deqt Frank B. Fltselmmops CAimt cH m oLir imQlO thru door. #T93 Styles vary in all stores. styling; dust cover included. ImiMid (AP) ^rthth wlU wlUi the pmdomlnahtly la's Atlantic City hiwtess. Mm. more than 100 rifle riiots Into a catholic Irish 'republlo Texas Coast wak also Invited. cou me. Glen D. Adams, o'f Absecon, AU the labor leadem. pxoept 12M iM n 81 British army , poet early today the south, N. J. She explained that the- MIAMI,. Fla. (AP) —'Hunl- Woodcock and FltMlmmoiU are while security forces braced for Belfast, th# provlnolsl pap* final pageant winner Is deter p iH d s cane Fern, ending an houm- officials rt the AFLpCHOi and a threatened offensive by the jtal, two shoU were fired at a mined by a complicated point long stall: suddenly began spin- all except Fttsslmmonsj am 2 lb. KLODEL Irish Republican Army—the mlUUry patrol In the Clathollo systemi. * 1 Mossberg 500 ntog towsird the Texas ooaqt to- members of Nixon's National Falls Road ama. The bullets The pageant's opening night, day and hurricane warning Productivity Commission, C H A R G E attended by a crowd of more I 12 or 20 Gauge CHARGE In BeW*»ti a British soldier ^ n t wide. flags flew from Port Arthur to The White Houm meeting wlU Y (H J R WM killed while trying .to F w ^t jabor would be **îll^mldiilghi^deadllnsl was ronslilsr th* proposal mad* by Walking off with top ^ 9 9 In talent W*r* Miss (isoigla, to TexM and from aast rt Port Nlxon’a poat-fr*M* Cynthia Cook, and MIm ll’fnn- Arthur to Vennllllon »» / »" ,c«w,nlo pUns, L Laulalana. A hurrtcaM watch „ week aylvanla, EHim Maur**n\ S S S l J r r t ^ this lorla WImrtlar, ' remained |n effect aouth rt Oor- WAJUUNCmiN (API ie c 44ur SALE: WED. thru SAT. govsrnmsnt ol ihls Smish prsvkwuily liynoh had Insisi ’ pus Chrlsli to Brownsvlllf' - rotary rt Rtate William P. Hte ml on Ih* prsssno* rt Northsrn MIse (Nmk, twrt'hed (W\ a Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke. M*n, thru Frl, filQ *,in. t* fil® p.m. ptwlhss, slnol, did a cl*v*r v*nirllnqulsl At noon, Pern wo* eentersd gera latd today that a irtaj*# I*tur«lgy * g.mvig.ViM g,m. AulhsrtUs#AUHWT1H** itn v m th* rt' ir*lsnd's UaOmlto...... uppuslllnn- r r —...... at Umalwm trtop* •'•ft* any m**tlHB with Hsst)i and singing set She did Imperson ■ I (tl«r«hl vlwlw fc> Oi-»' (•ge Page WgM) <••«* Pag* BtgM) MU* CnniifoUcut III l*ng«Hit,I>riMl» (Seei Pag* I im ) » > - r - - V .

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