/"■' 95 Passengera PAGE TWENTY-FOim MONDAY, JULY 10, 1972 The Weather i®attrtjfjater lEtt^nfng On Commuter Bus Fair, ■Warm and humid to night, low In the 60a. Hot and Page 16 humid tomorrow with a chance 1-84 Lane Gose4 Vernon of rain, 90 to 95. School Issue Manchester— A City of Village Charm TTie lc.ner, high speed lane, Court Rejects Plea westbound on 1-84 in East Before Board Hartford at the east end of VOL. XCI, NO. 239 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1972 (Claaslfled Advertizing on Page IS) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS the Bulkeley Bridge, will be School yldditioi^s yTopic of Motions to close Lincoln School and distribute pupils closed from 9:30 a.m. tomor In Airport Massacre A public hearing on two pro ect; the redevelopment proj lection reiroactlve to June 80; Following the special me row through Thursday at tolizatlon to all employes; the among’ other elementary IX)D, Israel (AP) — The have registered the plea as in- posed ordinances, cBllini for ap ect; monthly status of 1-86 proj a request to extend paid hospl- ibout 4:30 p.m. the council will reconvene as schools, and adopt the J10,176,- Japanese terrorist who sur- nocent "Instead of going into propriations totaling $7.9 mil ect; monthly report of the Pub appointment o t Mrs. Betsy Lugg 000, budget for 1972-73 with Workmen will be working lion, will be held today at 7:80 lic Health Nursing Association; to the Grove Hill Cemetery the Sewer Authority to ratify iround the clock replacing vived the Tel Aviv airport mas- this whole complexity of partial assessments for three sewer possible modifications, are ex sacre pleaded guilty at the admission. Anyway, as it p.m. at the Middle School. Im the inspector of public eating Committee to complete the un- in 1800 pair telephone cor- projects. pected to highlight tonight's opening of his trial today, but stands, the court w ill still hear mediately fcllcwlng the hearing places and rest rooms and a explred term of the late Leb lult project. Board of Education meeting. the Israeli military court re- all ^e prosecution's wit- the Town Council will meet in status report on the Lebbeus beus Brissell and the ratifica It will be held at 8 on the Motorists are asked to use jected the plea. nesses.” special session. Blssell bequest for cemetery tion of the Town Clerk’s ap Albatross captured Roosavalt pointment ot Mrs. Josei^lne second floor of the Administra ilternate routes to avoid the It also postptmed final decl- At the proceedings, Kirtsman The hearing Involves requests restcratlcn. Raceway’s $91,000 Realliatton Humphrey Withdraws His Candidacy tion Annex, 45 SchTOl St. construction area during slon on a request by the de- he did not contend that (or approprlatlcns of $7,780,000 The two ordinances will be Butler as assistant registrar of Pace In world record time andi The board ■will be asked to oeak traffic hours. fense that the terrorist, Kozo okam oto was presently insane, (or an addition and alterations discussed smd If approved, the ■vital statistics. raised bis earnings to tWl.Uil. •request the Board of Directors Okamoto, 24, be given a mental "but he should have an exam- to Rockville High School and council will probably set a date to establish a washout account clerk, and representatives to the examinatitm. ination to determine if he was $238,800 for an addition to the for them to go to referendum. r ii for a 3780 grant under Title III vocational agriculture consult "I don't want an exam- sane at the time o t the commis- Talcottvllle School. The latter Under new business the couh- to be used to collate and bind McGovern Near Victory ing committee for the program inatlon," the defendant shouted, sion of the offense ... or wheth- amount will be reimbursed 100 cil will: Consider a request to 6,000 copies of the outdoor edu conducted at Rockville High "I don't want an examination." ^r he was under some Irrever- per cent. The only cost to the waive bids to buy a used MIAMI BB3ACH, Fla. (AP)— ference, dropped out of the al of candidacy only,” the Mln- cation teacher's manual. Work School. The court’s rejection of the slble Influence...or under the In- town will be a minimal amount demonstration bucket truck; Bolton Clips Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, his race a few hours after Sen. neseta senator said. " I t is not a will be done by the Sheltered plea means the prosecution will fluence of drugs." tor interest payments until the consider the salary contract for last hope of winning the Demo- George McGoverr. scored a withdrawal of spirit or of deter- Workshop. have to present its case. Kirtsman said he had no ma- addition is completed. school personnel, already ap cratlc presidential nomination striking triumph and reclaimed mination to continue the battle The five-volume guide was SNET To Test Okamoto is accused along terial yet to convince the court The high school project was proved by the Board of EMu- gone, stepped aside today and 151 contested California dele- I have waged all my public life prepared by the staff of the with two other Japanese in the Okamoto's mental state but put to a referendum vote last catlon and the Vernon Educa withdrew from the race. gates in a floor fight at the con- on behalf of those who )iad no Center for Environmental Edu florist 6. (jreenhouses Its Vehicles murder of 2« persona at Lod added that "in the clrcum- March and was turned down. tion Association and a request School Item Humphrey said he will not let vehtlcn. voice.” cation (form erly Project Out Alrport May 80. The two other stances and in the defendant's At that time the cost was set at for authorisation to pay the himself be nominated at the Humphrey did not say wheth- The Humjihrey statement doors), The volumes were For Pollution Japanese were also killed, and behavior since leaving his $8.6 million and the voters were purchase price of a microfilm Democratic National C on - er he would support McGovern, came after the Minnesota sena printed by the Bennet Junior 67 other persons wore wounded homeland for a faraway coun- not given any alternatives. machine for the office of the ventlon, and he released lUs an old friend, for the noml- tor’s press aide, Walter Wurfel, High School graphic arts NEW HAVEN (A P ) — South in the machine-gun attack. try, with which he had no con- When the $7.7 million project Town Clerk, at a cost of $4,- delegates to vote as they wish, nation. announced the withdrawal in an department under a state ern New England Telephone The three-man court said it nection, we see that the facts goes to referendum voters will 030. Humphrey, reading from a "My withdrawal from the off-handed manner to newsmen grant. Copies ■will be distrib said today it will test an antl- By 13 Votes would accept as proven "those speak for themselves." be able to vote (or the construc LAseisT aiTAiLaaowiM im suHCHuna brief statement at a news con- presidential race is a withdraw- awaiting the candidate’s state uted to state schools. The Council will also consider poIluUon deidce on a portion of facts which he admitted” in an- Under Iw a ell: 5tti graf lead tion of a core facility with the ment. The board will also act on six a request to transfer $6,264 By JUDY DONfmUE its motor vehicle fleet. swering chargees that he helped ^045)45. option to add a swimming pool C a l l Manclmtar 6 4 3 - 9 5 5 9 Humphrey's statement was professional appointments, one "We have a commitment to stage the airport maissacre from one account to cuiother to M l MASTroaP SOAP, MAHCHiSna _ (Herald Oorreipondent) His chief lawyer. Max Klrti- or gym facility or both. At any seen as a move to unify the pursue ways the telephone com May 30. rate the project would not ex pay $6,264 for the refuse col A proposed $613,500 cafeteria-auditorium addition to Democratic Party which had pany can respond to the envi man, said he did not contend Although Okamoto pleaded Q^m oto was now insane, ceed the $7.7 million. IBolton High School was defeated 348 to 335 yesterday been tom'’ by sometimes bitter ronmental crisis," said SNETT guilty he disputed some of the PINE “ but he should have an exam The Board of Education and in a referendum vote, with approximately one-third of disputes between McCJovem President Alfred Van Slnderen. facts. Nixon ination to determine if he was school administrators will be those eligible casting ballots. What supporters and the backers of "W e hope this test will open up The tribunal then recessed to PHARMACY sane at the time of the commis present at tonight's hearing to School Ixiard chairman An- — ------Humphrey and other candi one of. those avenues." weigh the plea and the defense dates. sion of the offense . . . or present the latest information drew Maneggia expressed his (the school board) and the "an Van Slnderen said some 42 request for an examination by and (acts pertaining to the re dluppolntment at the small Humphrey has said con whether he was imder some ir W e keep your nam e on record, tis” (the now defunct Bolton vehicles—autos and trucks— a panel of psychiatrists. voter turnout and said he felt Quietly sistently he will support and reversible influence. . . or un vised packtqire. Property Owners) conducted ac- They ■will be tested for the next six In effect, the ruling was a that timing was an essential work hard for McGovern if the der the influence of druga." The addition to the Talcott- Uve campaigns. months with each vehicle peri novel twist on routine Israeli le not just your house number. South Dakota 'senator wins the TEL. 649-9814 ville School wilt include a factor In the defeat He noted Future odically being returned to the gal procedure. Had the court Kirtsman said he had no ma- that the school board had been nomination. physical education facility and ’The future of the high school Echlin Emission Control Labo accepted the guilty plea It terial yet "to convince you of Dines Humphrey’s withdrawal ap i ’ Let Us Price a room for the pre-school working since early In the year addiUon is imcertaln, but al Did ratories in Branford for would have automatically been the defendant's mental state," We know a customer as a person, not an to set a date early In June be peared to end his 12-year quest classes. The money for this will though there has been i.no of SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. Your Next analysis of reductions of pollu forced to craivlct Okamoto, ex- but added, "In the clrcum- account number. We also know his fur fore many residents go on va M IA M I BEIACH, Fla. (AP) — for the presidency. He first be reimbursed upon completion ficial statement, many persons (AP) — While Democrats wres tion emissions. posing him to a possible death stances and in the defendant's cation. Prescription of the project, which will take nace an(j burner. When they should be fed seem to feel the school board tled through the first of their H®*'® ®*"® ^® actions taken by sought the party’s nomination Ihe deviqe la manufactured sentence. beha'vior since leaving his the Democratic National Com- in 1960 but lost to Jqhn F. Xen- about six months after con and maintained. And if some trouble d€L- Maneggia added that the will try again. marathon convention battles by Echlin. The prosecution will now try homeland for a faraway coun- school board still feels the fa mlttee in its marathon session nedy. struction starts. The interest velops, we'll be there in minutes to do Sports Notes President Nixon dined at a to prove its case beyond doubt, try, with which he had no con- cilities included in the proposed Mexlcan-Amerlcan restaurant credentials challenges Mon- He served as vice president will amount to about $5,000 or In men’s softball action last The court deliberated for al- nection, we see that the facts something about it. addltiim are badly needed and - and displayed a good appe- "l^ht and early today: under Lyndon B. Johnson and $6,000, education officials said. night, the Bombers topped most two hours before its presl- speak for themselves." Usually, a cleaning and adjusting will are a top priority Item. yjg —Returned 151 California was the party’s nominee in At the special meeting to fol _ j Clark-Wellpolnt 15 to 4. Wayne dent, Lt. CJol. Abraham Frish, Under Israeli law a defendant low the hearing the council will end the problem. But if your equipment is r a e 11,000 s q u i ^ foot wing Lohgfellow was the big hlt- With two friends in tow, Nix- ® * ® ® S®"- narrowly to Presl- announced the decisioos on the jn ^ capital case has to plead hear reports on: Bids received would have included an odja- getting old, inefficient, and expensive to the winners, with three on drove to the nearby mission M c^yem , overturning the C^- dent Nixon. Choicest Meats In Town! examinaticxi request and the innocent. Okaomoto is expected fu- the Thrall Road - Merline cent ceifeterla and auditorium dentials Committee ruling that hits including a home run. town of San Juan Capistrano on guilty plea by Okamoto. ^ imprisonment. Drive sewer instalUUon proj maintain, we’ve got the replacements to which would be diidded by a re the state’s wlnner-take-all pri The Aces will play Lebanon Monday night to sample the His chief lawyer. Max Kirtx- give you total home comfort. Like the de movable partition. The cafeter- mary violated reform guide , ,. . jj j In an exhibition game tonisht at menu at the El Adobe, a res mEui, told ne'wsmen during a lines. Bulletin pendable Mobil Thermo Jet oil burner. The taurant that has long enjoyed recess that' Okamoto had re LmoriaTpork. —^Upheld the Credentials TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! Mobil Thermo Flow water heater that never space for 200 persons and the ______his patronage. MIAMI BEACH, neged o n a promise to exercise Committee In its ouster of Oil- runs out of hot water, and the Aqua Booster that stores a |B J | — combined facilities would have Nixon dined on chile relleno Fla. (AP) — Sen. Ed- Mix or Match — Waybest Chleken his right to remain silent -when Happiness I s ...... provided seating tor 600. A mu asked to plead. thermostaticalljPcohtrolled supply of hot water. GENU INE ' sic room, sT ton g e area, satel an omeletteike cheese wrai^ delegates, and n mund S. M uskie' is "H e promised me in the For any heating problem, keep our name on your records lite kitchen and expanded park t«r — and beef tacoa His wait- actions adding women in withdrawing as a can morning he would remain si A REALLY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT LEGS or and call our number. nOCnfllQ Oil ing areas were also Included In T r mportfd the S ^ c X e two other Blinols delegaUons. didate for the Demo lent,” said Kirtsman. "But then Lincoln ____i?.______o„ —Rejected a woman’s caucus the iHolimlnary plans. ■was hungry and called for an he suddenly started admitting TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY SPECIAL appeal to add more women to cratic presidential no ’Ih e town must now pay the extra order of tacos. charges and denying certain the South CiaroUna delegation. BREASTS $4,000 for the preliminary plans Furthermore, the waiter re mination, sources said facts.” 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING — $1.50 H-HOUR SERVME • mONE MB4II5 which ■were dra'wn up by the He said he also was puzzled W iU Shut, tod'ay. architects, Lawrence Assocl- range of any television set. by the court’s ruling on the Quality Speed Queen Equipment seated in place of Alabama HIGHLAND PARK MARKET atea The amount was appropri As Nixon ate. Democrats at guilty plea, calling it "a con Moriarty Brothers ated by a town meeting earlier supporters of Gov. George C. MIAMI BEACH, ^Tla. (AP) — 317 Highland St., Manchester— Phone 646-4277 their convention In Miami tradiction in terms.” BELCON LAUNDROMAT - 309 Braes Rd. 31S CENTER STREET this year. Wallace. Sen. George McGovern, staging He said he did not understand MANCHESTER Vote 7-0 Beach were voting on a chal —Ratifled a compromise a dramatic demonstraton of po- The plans can now be filed why the court could not simply lenge to flie South Carolina del agreement for adding four litical power, swept to the brink along wito two other sets of By JOHN A. JOHNSTON Lawrence F. O’Brien, temporary chairman of the Democratic National Con egation. more blacks to the Georgia del- cf the Democratic presidential plans which have been drawn (Herald Reporter) vention, take a two-handed grip on Jiis gavel as he prepared to get the conven Nixon was back at his home up and subsequently rejected tion started on its opening session at Miami Beach. (A P photo) ts t. 99 egatlon, which had been nomination today in a mara* here by the time the chwlenge Jim my thon opening session of his par- by townspeople in paM years. ‘‘Without an expression of op position from any of the small to South Dakota Sen. Geotge Charter and civil rights leader ty s national conventlrai that The additioh was put' on a ref McGovern’s primary erendum a t the request of more number present at last night’s ended just before dawn. meeting, the Board of Educa victory cam© to the test challenges against delega- McGovern’s display o t oorgan- than 200 registered ■voters who With Nixon at El Adobe were ^ signed a petition asking that tion voted 7-0 on each of two tlons from Kentucky, Hawaii, IzatlonaJ muscle came when he motions to close Lincoln School State Delegates Turn Hobart Lewis, board chairman Missouri, Michigan, Virginia, recaptured 151 disputed Oallfor- the item, which was originally and ad<^t the 1972-73 budget of of the Reader’s Digest and a Washlngton, Rhode Island, nla delegates at the peak of a on the agenda of the June 28 faithful campaign contributor; town 'meeting, be placed on a $10,176,000. Texas, Connecticut and Okla- tumultuous session. Oiarl^ G. ‘ l^be ^boz<^ were dropped. referendum. Dr. Walter M. Schardt and The South Dakota senator Thanks to You... Key Blscayne, Fla., banker and ______claimed his long, uphill battle Mrs. Anita Murphy were not Mrs. Virginia Butterfield of T o ward McGovern Group presidential neighbor; and Lt. present. Dr. Schardt is a state was near success and that iric- Vernon Rd. initiated the peti Cmdr. Craig Campbell, Nixon’s tion action. delegate to the Democratic Na tory In Wednesday night’s nom By DON MEIKLE ventlon is expected to move to to cast their votes, r If Navy aide. Fourth Time Aroond tional '(Convention, and Mrs. inating session is "within our MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) ward McGovern for the nomi- McGovern does sew it up be- Parked outside ■was the Cadli- This la the fourth time BoltcHi Murphy is on vacation. Red Delegate grasp.” Both motions were recom With the crucial vote on the nation for president. fore that point, Connecticut will lac of restaurant owner Alfred Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, voters have defeated a propos Callfomla delegate challenge Otonnectlcut’s position as the likely g o with the winner. Cornwell. Its license number: ed cafeteria-auditorium at the mendations of the personnel leader o f the coalition of and finance committee and settled decisively in favor of 47th delegation on the roll en- Connecticut gave 21 votes to- 4RMN 72. Due in Paris McGovern rivals that lost the high school. Including rejection Sen. George McGovern, Con were made by Beldon Schaffer, h a n c e d the. chances of ward the cause of seating the Press secretary Ronald L. crucial California vote, declined of the facility at the time the necticut’s laigely "uncom McGovern’s cinching the noml- disputed 161 McGovern dele- Ziegler said before the Demo- TOKYO (AP) — North Viet- chairman. to concede the nomination. But high school was originally con nation before the 61 Nutmeg gates from California, with the cratlc convention that Nixon nam’s top man at the Paris The first motion authorizes mitted” delegation to the he admitted that McGovern 1972 IS OUR GREATEST YEAR YET! structed in 1962. Democratic National Con- State delegates have a chance other 30 delegates opposed. But would watch the proceedings on peace talks, Politburo member "had'*^iite"X n l^ ’’ and pixOT- the administration to notify It was twice defeated In ref- McGovern did very well with- television only "as time per- Le Due Tho, left Hanoi today mom- Town Manager Robert Weiss endum votes, once in Decem out Connecticut’s help, and m lts him to do it.” for the French capital, the offl- that Lincoln School will not be ber, 1966 and again In February, State Rep. Irving Stolberg Ziegler reported that Nixon ciai Vietnam News Agency re- victory within reach used In the 1972-78 school year o t 1987. New Haven, one of McGovern’s would In no way alter his ported. convention’s tuning ses- or thereafter. It further autho In December, 1966, the addi coordinators > In (Connecticut, schedule because of the rival Tho has been Hanoi’s repre- McGovern camp failed rizes the administration to re tion was rejected by 31 votes, Protestants Threaten said, "The margin was wider convention and would retire at sentatlve in secret talks with ^ effort to engineer a com- draw district lines and notify with 191 persons against and 160 than we thought it wciild be." lUs usual bedtime. Asked to de- U.S. presidential adviser Henry promise to seat both Chicago parents of all children affected. BELFAST, Northern Ireland ed 1,800 more troops into the In support a t the wing. About 25 (AP) — Militant Protestants province Hr preparation^ ^ for the Stolberg said the 1,628-238 fine that, he said it was any- Kissinger. His return to Paris, ^ayc^ Richard J. Daley and a percent of these eligible cast The action prompted brief comments from only two mem threatened early today to take traditionally explosive summer vote on the (Califomla delega- where between 10:30 p.m. and aoupled with the U.S. decision heavily pro-McGovem group of ballots In that election. the offensive In Northern Ire- season of Protestant joarades tlcn was almost tantamount to midnight, to resume the peace talks nunois challengers, ’Ihe late Walter Waddell, who bers of the board. Schaffer at tributed It to the "tight bud-> land as gun battles and bomb celebrating historic events in nominating McGovern. Nixon’s only announced ap- Thursday, raises the prospect ipjjg convention thon ■voted to was school boa^ chairman at explosions rocked the province, the centuries of Protestant- However, the two "uncom- polntment today was with Caa- that he and Kissinger will be povftB^UTChlcago nay- that time, then requested a sec get." Dropping Lincoln from the system, M. Philip Susag The Protestant Ulster De- Catholic warfare warfare in in Northern Northern mltted" Connecticut delegates delegates I>ar Weinberger, director of the the meeting secretly meeting again. secretly again. or In a mo.. movH^Mctod to have ond referendum in the hopes of said. Is only the first step. The fense Association, which claims Ireland. The The first first parade parade is is who voted with the McGoVem McGoVem OfficeOffice of Management and and Xuan Xuan Thuy,Thuy, the the nominalnominal headhead far-reachingfar-reaching JKnsequences______both__ getting out a larger vote. board vote, he added, "Re it can put 40,000 armed men Wednesday. forces on the California ques- Budget. Sources said Nixon was of the North Vietnamese dele- throughout the party in Its On a second referendum held moves any' reserve capacity into the field, said if the British The reinforcements bring the tlon insisted today that they unlikely to hold any other ma- gallon to the peace talks, re- jgjj campaign for the White Feb. 1, 1967 the addition was jo r cOTiferences until the Miami turned to Paris from Hanoi on I^sset Growth. ^ that the system m ay have had. do not crush the Roman Catho again defeated, with 506 oppos (Seie Page Sixteen) (See Page Six) convention ends. Monday. (See Page Six) Unless the school population lic guerrillas of the Irish Re ed and 376 In favor. About 52 goes down, as projections indi publican Army,,.the association per cent of those eligible voted cate, we will have a problem.” will take the offensive against the second time around. T o t a l • Before the vote was takes on the IR A and do its “ level best Between the fi)rst and second to eliminate and destroy it.” referendums, both the "pros” (See Page Nine) . ... Accounts. The British government rush-
Far from Convention— Kennedy Relaxes
HYANNIS PORT, Mass. (AP) children of Kennedy families. the beach in front of Kennedy’s — Sen. Edward M. Kennedy _ They went sailing early In the Sqtiaw Island home. went about his usual summer Eiftemoon after Kennedy spent Some of the games were re vacation activities Monday—the the morning at work on a brief peated later for cameramen opening day of the Democratic case full o t accumulated papers who visited Squaw Island along National Convention which he and reports brought to Cape with a number of newsmen who Data above cover period from July 1,1971 through June 30,1972 says he won’t e v o i visit unless Ood from his Wtushington office. are here for the duration of the invited by the presidential nom Kennedy said the sailing par convention. inee. ty was to celebrate the birth For the relay race, Kennedy While he is not going to day of Mrs. Shriver, his oldest persuaded his sister, Eunice, Miami Beach, Kennedy said he sister. and a cousin-in-law, Mrs. Rob would see a good part o f the Late in the day Kennedy ■was ert Fitzgerald, to lead off the sessions on television. host to about 60 boys from the relay rac?. The much-younger Kennedy’s day Monday In- caddy c§imp of the Hyannis Mrs. Fitzgerald edged out Mrs. eluded a sailing party for sev Port Club where the Kennedy Shriver by only a few feet In a eral houra on hla hew 64-foot family has golfed for years. 1(X) yard dash. sloop with his sister, Eunice The late Ambassador Joseph Later, Mrs. Rose Keimedy Shriver, and the widow of his P. Kennedy began the ouUrigs ■visited ahd chatted ■with the brother Robert, Ethel Kennedy, avings ank anchester some years ago, and Sen. Ken newsmen In Sen. Kennedy’s liv S B (^| M aboard, along with 17 of the nedy continued them after his ing room. father’s stroke in 1962 until he The senator said he has no had to suspend them for sev Member F.D.I.C. plans to go to Miami Beach, E I|M eenwnhiit afncM M n li« eral years when his back was but expects to congratulate the Lost broken In a 1964 plane crash. winner by telephone. MANCHESTER The boys consumed un EAST HARTFORD - SO. WINDSOR BOLTON NOTCH "But if the nominee said he Sen. Edmund S.. Muskie, center, gets & lausdi as he hauls out a and solve a gaggle of delegate-seating disputes before the con counted hot dogs, cans' of soda NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — wanted to see, me, I’d fly to cigar a.t a meeting with several other presidential candidates vention opens, but failure of some to show ended the peace move. (Jlasslfled ad: “ Lost — gray pc^, watermelon and potato Mlami^’’ he said. and white female cat. Answers chips after \ an hour or so of and Lawrence F. (j’Brien, l^emocratic party chairman, in Mijm i L eft to right: Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, O’Brien, Muskie, Sen. ^ - 'V to electric can opener." swimming and racing games on (See Page Nine) Beach. O’Brien invited all the candidates to get together to try Henry H. Jackson, former Gov. Terry Sanford of North Carolina. K - , \ \. f 1 V' ' ’ < 1 J V i y \ 9 ^ ■,'L \\ - n i ' r - . t.“ ) f I "*-1 -J. « .' -'•.t r'^s'^ rt 1
PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HEftALD. I ^ NCHESTER, CONN*. TUESDAY, JUtY 11, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENIT4G HERALU-:^i> CHE CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1972 PAGE THREE Tass Lists South Windsor Hebron TV Tonight FILM RATING GUIDE Sheinwold on Bridge NOW Cosmos Aims Sm Saturday’s TV Herald For Parents and EVEN BOOK PLAYER r for Complete listingB. Their Children MUST USE BRAINS Sewer Extension Sought MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet . By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH , Belated Tax Bills Going Out 0 0 0 news agency Tass listed today <«raai~ Aboai BStcee---- aiMRAI. AUlXtNCU Fortunately for the game of ♦ 6 With tax bills due to be mail it will be placed on the new IcEm Legion Post meeting, 8 some of the scientific pro^cts (U) Jim and TVgnmy ASAfMASMiad bridge, the books can't teach ^ AQ 1094 ed some time this week, tax list with a 10 par cent penalty. p.m.. Legion Hall. und|ertaken by its 10-year-oId (t4) Mister Rogers E you everything, Mind you, the 0 K98 In Terry School Area collector Mrs. Marion Cello re (M) Hogan’s Heroes Any questions regarding as Thursday; Board of Educa series of Cosmos unmanned books are very helpful (espe 4b Q 108 3 An additional $2.4 million Drs. and a portion of Foster St. minds rodents th^t property space flights. Cosmos 600 was (40) I Love Lucy ing Commission that the Wlnd- sessments must be directed to tion, 8 p.m., Gilead Hill School. MSINTAL OUIBAIICS cially mine I), but you still have EAST sewer line extension is being ■nie commission Is planning soBriUe Rd. location could be taxes must be paid during the assessor Harold Maddocks launched Monday. SsM (8) Dream of Jeannie months of July and January. Saturday: Board of Select • a s to use your own brains from •32 A AJ854 considered by the Sewer Oom- to present the $2.4 million at a used for a center. After receiv whose office hours Eire the first men meeting, 10 a.m.. Town Missions have included gath (M) Hogan’s Heroes IteNMSe time to time. mlssion smd will be on the com Also, this is the only bill that Sumwti^neiM W pn J87 public hearing this month and ing the approval of the town’s and third Mor.days of every Office Bldg. ering design Ideas for manned (M) Kleotrlo Company East dealer. > 2 0 AQJ6 mission agenda tonight at 8 with the item expected to come fire marshal, the building was will be received. . month from 1 to 7 p.fn. spaceships, testing space com (80) OUUgan’s Island Both sides vulnerable. ♦ 7 P-m. at the town hall. to referendum in November cleEined by the youths and The bills this year have been Mrs. Cello's office hours for Luncheons munications systems and meas (40) News Opening lead — Three of SOUTH Included In the sewage ex‘ with the national elections. opened. delayed because of the late date paying taxes is dEilly from 9 MEUi(;hester Evening Herald uring the hazards of radiation 0:68 (S) What’s Happenlag assrawno Spades. tension plan Is the Ell Terry In other matters, the com that the Board of Finance set a.m. to 12 noon. During this Hebron Correspondent, Anne DAILY PROM 12 TO 2 P.M. and meteors to long manned What do the books say about A 0 10 Acccording to one organizer 0:00 (S-8-tS) News UmW irnaikwmsmwlM K 3 School area which will include mission will consider a bid pro of the center, Mrs. Barbara the tax mill rate. 'The fhmnce month, she is elIso in the office Emt, Telephone 228-3971. /lights, Tass said. C8) Movie NmtecAdnH O eede the opening lead from West's Lewis Dr.. Thomas St„ Robert posal for extension of a sewer board had postponed settlhg the cn Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 12 hand? “Lead your partner’s 0 7 53 Kuehn, things “at the center The purpose of the Cosmos “Battle of Rogue River’’ 4k AKJ642 Dr„ Brook St„ and Overlook line to the Wooster Express on went on without a hitch". This rate until the regional budget nexm. BUDGET CUTS ’64. Oeorge ' Montgomery, . ssssosssssoo* suit,” they all say. “Unless you was approved by the voters. series up to now has been de East South West North and Farmstead Drs. The line Rt. 6 and will discuss a month the zoners will again be ENJOY DINNER.. scribed vaguely as exploration • Martha Hyer, John Craw hold touching honors,” they being considered will run from southerly extension of sewers Bulletin Board FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — I A 2 4k 7 A 3 1? asked to apply a temporary and Taxes not paid by Aug. 1 will PRBIPABED BY OUB of outer space and scientific ob ford. , NOOMI UfMMn VVAOtM rm continue, “the correct card to the Ell Terry School along on Buckland Rd. The following meetings and Pass 4 A Po’iS A conditional .permit for use of the be considered delinquent smd The state administration esti servation. Tass said nothing (M) Hodgepodge Lodge lA^ UmlifMifvenr lead from four or more cards i Brookfield St. to the Hillside Immediately become i>ayable in activities are scheduled for this mates an average Kentucky MASTER CHEF ki oartain ««•# is the fourth-hlghest card." All Pass The Teen Drop-in Center has boarding house owned by Jean about espionage missions that (80) T o TeU tlMi Truth Dr. section of town. switched its location for the Shepard of the Nu-Way Tobacco full Emd will remain delinquent week; family^ of four will save $66 Western experts believe are (40) Daniel Boone West had read all the books , , , , Also being considered are Tcxlay; Planning Emd Zoning so he led his fourth-hlghest usual low card. This may per- summer from the Windsorvllle Co. Inc. from Sept. 1 to June until paid. -An Interest rate of yearly under the current bien carried out by Cosmos satel 0:M (8) CBS News sewers fpr the Mark Dr, sec Rd. migrant workers dormitory 16, 1973. % per cent per monta on the Commission, 8 p.m.; Town Of nial budget. ENJOY YOUR FAVOBETB DBINK lites. (8) ABC News spade. This allowed South to mit you to hold the first trlok tion vriUch would Include Lake fice Bldg.; THEATER TIME make his contract. and to make a second lead af- to the South Windsor Hlirh In the meEmtime, at the high unpEild baltmce or a total of 9 Hie 6-cent sales tax on food The Cosmos program, Tass (88-80) NBC News SCHEDULE St.. Hayes Rd„ Hazel St„ Sun School and new activities are school, the facility is open per cent per year will be Wednesday: Grayvllle Falls will be removed in October IN OUB OOBmmTABLB (84) Book Beat (R) East could win the first trick ter you have seen the dummy. set Ter. and others. charged. Dedication Emd Fdcnic, 6:30 while the gasoline tax hsis been said, "includes a study of cloud with the ace of spades. If East Dally Questton belr.^r planned for the youths. Monday through Thursday OOGKTAIL LOiDNOB .systems in the earth’s atmos 0:86 (40) News Burnside—"Oodfather” 8:00 A final area of the $2.4 mil The center was held at the from 7 to 10 p.m. The gym Mrs. Cello also reminds resi p.m., Grayville Falls; Amer- Increased 2 cents a gallon. 7:00 (8) Demooratio National failed to take the ace of dia As dealer, you lurid: Spades, lion plan would be a line run phere, short-wave radiation of Cinema 1—“Godfather” 1:30, 8; Hearts, A-0-10-9-4; DU- high school last summer and, nasium is open for basketball dents that to avoid being assess Ckmventton Special. 5:00, 8:80 monds at once he wouldn’t get ning from the rrown Hall to ed for a motor_^ vehicle which the sun, concentration of it at all, for South would dis mends, K-9-8; dubs, 0-10-8-8. during the school year, mem and other indoor sports. Ping charged particles in the iono Tonight's agenda Includes Cinema n —“What’s Up Doc?" Rt. 74 to Fire House No. 2 bers of the Community Service pong, a stereo, pool tables, and was not owned'on Oct. 1, plates — ' the platform. card his losing diamonds on What do you sayT which would take in Valley VITO'S sphere, the earth's radiation 1:30, 3:30, 8:30, 7:30, 9:30 Answer: Bid one heait. Al Council were successful in con arts and crEUfts work are avail should be turned In the Motor (8) Tmlh or Coosequeaoea State—“Ben" 1:00, 2:60, 7:30. dummy's hearts. View, Palmer sind Normsui ■Vehicle Depeotment.to However, l^lt, cosmic rays and the mag vincing the Planning and Zon able to the youths. (88-80) News Extra Rule ways look for an excuse to c ^ n (Formerly Villa Louisa) netic field of this planet. 9:20 the bidding with a strong major If Em error la mEule, residents h MILK } (84) How Do Toot ChU- Take a good look at that West “It also provides for the study UA Theatre — “Fuzz” 7:00, suit of five or more cards. In should contact her Immediately. VILLA LOUISA RD. — BOLTON of the effects of meteorite dren OrowT 9:30 hand. If you lead a low spade Vernon Residents who quEillfy for vet (40) ABC News it is clear that you can then this case you have 11 points In Course Offered sign and characteristics of Manchester Drive-In — “Box erans exemption or elderly ex ^ HOME DELIVERY 4 OPEN SUNDAYS — CLOSED MONDAYS mark Ume unUl the next hand high cards, two quick tricks a ^ radio-wave propagation. Special 7:80 (8-40) Mod Squad (B) car Bertha" 9:00;" “Pickup On emption should fUe the proper Paroled killer tries to is dealt. Your usefulness has fine dlstribuUon — quite enough In Lifesaving sections of the program deal 101” 10:36 for an opening bid. ‘Girl Grazy’ To Be Given Information at the town office k 3 HME$ WEEKLY IN PAPER OR GLASS ^ with mcdical-biologicail prob knock off Pete. East Hartford Drive-In — ended with that one play. The MEmchester Recreation building before Oct. 1. lems and improvement of space (18) Dick Van Dyke “Summer of ’42” 10:40;. “Klute“ Try leading the king of Copyright 1078 DepEirtment will offer a senior Also, a persEuial property list k DAfil-MAID MILK GO., ING. 4 craft design," the dispatch said. (88-84-80) Demooratio Na 8:45 spades, however. This gives the General Features Oorp. By School Bands, Choirs lifesaving course at the Ver- must be filed erich year. If Em Listing achievements of indi tional cimventlon East Windsor Drive-In—“Bed- first trick to you instead of to plEinck Pool on Wednesday eve Item is sold, traded or moved ^ 612 KEENEY STREET 6 4 3 -6 4 2 4 ^ vidual satellites, Tass said Cos 8 KM (18) News knobs and Broomsticks" 8:46; your papt^er. Now you are in “Girl <3razy,’’ a musical members will have to be heard nings from 7:30 to 9. There will from the town during the year, Read Herald Advertisements mos 97 helped test a molecular (M) Fourth Estate “Rio Lobo" 10:48 position to switch to anything comedy by (3eorge Gershwin through a member of the coun be a $1 charge for the course the smsessor must be notified or quantum generator making it 8i80 (8-40) Maroos Welby (R) Meadows Drive-In — “Boxcar that looks inviting. Naturally will be presented July 21 and 22 cil. The council will cover fl- and pEO-ticlpanta should be able possible to contact and control David Me Callum guest • BeiKha” 8:60; “Pickup On 101" you would shift to the ten of at 8:16 p.m. at the Vernon Cen ntmee, liturgy, youth, social ac to swim 440 yards. Registration other spacecraft and transmit stars. 10:87 diamonds, and South would be ter Middle School with the tion, school and other such com will be held at the pool tomor information over great dis (84) Evening at Pope Mansfield Drive-In—“Summer down two! bands imd choirs of Grade 7-12 mittees. TTie next meeting of row. Further information may tances. Doc Severlnsen plays with of '42” 8:30; “Klute” 10:16 Here is a litUe extra rule to participating. the council will be July 26 at be obtained by calling the Ver- The “biological satellite,” the Boston Pops. Jerry Lewis Cinema, South paste in the back o i your favor The students started re 7:30 p.m. in the chuioh hall. plEUtck Pool, 649-9410. Susan May of Laguna Beach, Calif., splashes her feet in the water of fountain 9M0 (18) TOO Chib ite bridge .book: When your Cosmos 110, carried two dogs, on Constitution Plaza in Hartford Monday as temperatures climbed into the Windsor—“Summer of ’42” 7:00; hearsals last week and will con Bt. JoMph’a Awards Veterok and Ugolyok to observe 9:88 (84) Doin’ It “Klute" 9:00 hand la worthless except for a tinue to rehearse each E/ter- James McKeown, a recent 80s under sunny skies. Susan formerly lived in Hartford and is back for a visit. "Walk On, Vlnnegar!” high card In partner’s suit, lead graduate of St. Josei^’s School the effect of weightlessness and r\Urthrvf\a noon until “show time.” They Rains Leave 24 high radiation levels on living (8-40) Demooratio Nagon- that high card instead of the OF M2 . are working under the direction WEts awEmled the Knights of things. al Cmventlon of music Instructor Edwin De ClDlumbus TojJ Award and (Cyn Dead in Japan W e’d like to be the first Wants MHS Joh lOMO (84) Forsyte Saga Hearings Tonight groat. Fred Rees U working on thia Gorsky, the Pastor’s Top TOKYO (AP) — Twenty-four Cosmos 156 and 230 were de The Board of Diretcors wiU U:00 (8-88-80-840) News set deslgiui. AwEind. scribed as "automatic observa conduct public hearings to njnjianjcakuta persons were reported deEid (18) El Super Show Goya produclon Aidta Giulettl,. Lori lamo- Other students receiving Emd six others were missing to tories” orbited to study the night on items on its July (88-80) Johnny Oarson ^ awards were Lisa Satryb, Cyn sun's X-ray and ultraviolet Tlie noco, John Ifpirington, John day in floods and landslides set agenda beginning at 8 p.m. Macaluso Grievance Guest host: Joey Bishop. Published Dally Except Sundays M u t o Fickett, Peter Mozzer, Tony thia McO>rmick, Doiuia Gerry, radiation in order to devel<^ a in the Municipal Building, 41 and Bolldays at IS Blasell Street, Brenda Lorenc, spectal Pastor’s off by torrentiEil rains in Hiro to you Mr. and Mrs. Patrlzz and Peter Cameron will cell method lor forecasting solar shima and Shimane pre Center St. Manchester. Conn. (060(0) be featured In major roles. Awards. radiation dangers. Before the public hearings, Noreen ▼ Krowka, Debra fectures. Public Records Telephone 643-3711 The proceeds from the show NationEil police said another Cosmos 261 studied the the board will meet with the Rejected by Board Second Class Postage Paid at Godralher will benefit the recently formed Michaels and Joseph Konlar 39 persons were injured -by earth's upper atmosphere and Pension Board to discuss re Han-hester, Conn. MON.Ihm.THU8S.OPJIIL I Vernon Friends of Music. Tick received the Joseph’s polar lights in cooperation with J(rim and Mary Kacmarezyk nL«tT.7iOO-IOilO landslides. cent Pension Board activi By JOHN A. JOHNSTON to Allen A. and Lorena C. SUBSCRIPTION RATES ets will be on sale at the door School Guild awEirds; Ray observatories in several friend ties. Payable , in Advance IUNOAY3KM-Si00«00 mond Desrosiers, Stanley LiEist week thiree days of tor- (Herald Reporter) Higbie, property on N. Main or may be purchased in ad renttal rains caused fl(x>ds and ly countries. By a 7-0 vote, the Board of Education last night de- st.T no conveyance tax. One Year ...... ,...... 838.00 vance by contacting Dc^roat. Ziema, Kevin Sullivan and John Six Months ...... 19.50 lEmdslides in southwestern Ja 68L¥ 1 7 w/*il TM ^ Level III grievance by Samuel Macaluso relative Mary Teresa O’Meara to Training OouneA Ciechowskl, St. Josei^’s Men’s pan in which 169 persons were Three Months ...... 9.75 B u r n s i d e club awards; PeiuI Strycharz, "JU aw k” W lU P la y to the rejection of his application to be transferred from Frank, Louis, Mary and Fran- One Month ...... 6.x Starting In September, Sister killed Emd 41 eu^ still missing. Bennet Junior High School to Manchester High ^hool. ces Gui^pero, property on the Lorraine Lavlgne, a Sister of MEityann Vassilopoulos, Rich- In MCC Series Macalusc, Bcraiet music south side of Maple St., convey Mercy, will be on the staff sad Hiller, Paul StrychEoz and teacher and band director, re ance tax $49.50. at St. Bernard's Church as Rel Donna Geiry received perfect attendance a'wsods. MANY HAIB “Hawk,” a rock quartet, will quested a transfer from his luso has had no experience with Joseph G. and Albina Twaro- G>iirt Cases igious Education Coordinator. CINCINNA’n, Ohio (AP)— appear Thursday from 10 p.m. present position to one in the mixed choruses at the senior nite to Charles Jack Coniam, She will conduct teacher train -Other membeia of the gradu Ken Hover is a young man high school music department, property at 32-34-34% Spruce ing courses for beginning CX3D ating class were Timothy Cava- to midnight in the outdoor high level. who wears many hats. amphitheater on the Manches a vacancy created by a resigna St., conveyance tax $41,80. CIRCDIT CX3URT 18 UUI6EST MIUSEMENT teachers. nagh, Brian Joaqualm, Paul He’s a full-time engineering ter Community CoUege Bidweli tion. Presentation of his case by The last argument Is not Green Manor Elstates Inc. to Manchester Sessloa PARK IN NEW ENGIAND Parish Council Matyla, MichEiel Helendea, student at the University of St. campus as part of the sum Atty. Jonathas J. Kaplan of valid, Kaplan replied, because the U and R Housing Corp., David__ T. Garrison, 27, of 26 -♦c-N-N-k-te-N-N-N-U At the Rrst meeting of the St. Joseph NEirkawlcz, Rlcluod Cincinnafi, a full-time civil .il thr ail Ci MKI 11 iDiH’d mer music series. In case of Rockville brought out that this Macaluso has been a junior Pr°P«rty in West Germany and only 32 per cent in Connecticut Priest Defies System-Quits Coast Towns Curbing East Germany. N.H. stands In suppok of those fa- It Is. lEtipnlng l^praUi But it isn’t just energy and hous Yankee a 22 coring birth control, liberalized “The priesthood today is a ing which/Inakes for the good life. here career as a priest divorce and an end to the cell- victim of the 'gold dls- Outsiders’ Beach Use PUBUgHED BY THE There is also inner man. BystenT L priesthood. placement’ dactor. All that MANCHEOTER PUBUBHINO CO. By A .H .O . By DAVID L. EDOERLY to close the gates early In the 13 Btssell Street The nation which does best for the cent a&y\n% the whole means Is the people become Hancheiter, Ooiui. E!, M *" “ * system Is wrong; I’m Just say- dedicated tb symbolism, they Associated Press Writer afternoon. BURL LYONS inner man is Irelamj, which gives him 3,- Lack of parking space and In Darien, a non-resident can Publisher This observer thought to have 'KXODfs. for me.” placement’ factor. All that Founded October 1, 1881 460 calories a day. New Zealand is next himself a Uttle frien d fun, not hixi - If I « ®®'"‘®te said. “ They operate at the expense., of the mission fear of overcrowding has led use the beaches for $3.60 per ooo, It left me, Schllcte told from fear united with faith. Or- they should be performing. many towns along the Con- person per day. Published Ever}’ Evening Except Sundays best as a food provider, with 8,330 long ago, twitting those two and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at '■®- santsed religion should be com- "That wasn’t mj: kind of mln- necticut coast to Impose stiff Even with the high non-resl- calories a day. France, with 3,270. Brit eager neophytes In profsuional Manchester. Conn., as Sdcond Class Mail ehing his position in the Ro- posed of charismatic figures Istry. I suppose i could have regulations on the use of the dent fee, one Darien recreation Matter. poUUca, the Rev. Joseph Duffsy man Catholic ------^ ain with 3,180, and East Germany,' with and the lovely Ann Wsxler, on whink . V® Church, one who will operate outside of the staj^d on and kept my mouth public beaches. official said the beaches were SUBSCRIPTION RATES wmen had taken him to service routine. ^ shut, but what you are Is what Officials in several towns say full Sunday and "we had our Payable in Advance 3,040 and West Germany, with 3,M0, are their agile gymnastics In the Nbu/ ti"®’ *"“ sachusetts and "I decided to become a priest you show yourself as. I can’t the only way they can insure share of $3,50s.” One Year -...... $39.00 1972 campaign. Six Months ...... 19.80 next In line. enough space for town resl- The superintendent of parks Three Months ...... 9.78 because I thought we could feel one way and act another, One Month ...... 3.38 Given energy, housing, and food, all of They were, of couree, the two ^ i c t e , now president of build a better world after the This Isn’t some poker game I ’m dents Is to impose restrictions in Stamford, Edward Connell, Single Copy ...... 18c ^ m n a p College, a school with war—the war to make the talking about, everybody By Carrier ...... weekly 78c a pleasing i^enUtude, one might like to leaders of the "new politics'’ in on non-residents. sold residents have to have a Connecticut who blossomed out t cceved as an aide world safe for democracy—and doesn’t go home and take up In Westport, residents have parking sticker but that no at- MEMBER OF live a little longer. The place to do that 0^ p a n e ls Cardinal Spellman the priesthood seemed to be a business where they left off to pay a season for a park- tempt is made to keep non-resi- THE ASSOCIATEBi PRESS as part of the movement for $8 The Associated Press Is exclusively en Is In Sweden, where the life expectancy Senator McCarthy In 1968, and “ New York at the Conclave great vehicle to do it with," he after It’s over. Ing sticker. Non-residents have dents from using the municipal titled to the use of republication A all wWch elected Pope John XXHI said. “I'm telling people what to to pay $10 a day during the beaches. news dispatches credited to it or not other at birth is 76 years for females and 73 who led the famous march out Md later was vice rector of the Schllcte said he found, how- do with their lives, and what I week and $15 a day on week- "You have to be humane wise credited in this paper and also the of the Connecticut Democratic local news published here. for males, as compered with 74 for fe North American College In ever, that the priesthood be- was supposed to tell them was ends and holidays to park at about it . . . besides It's prob- All rights of republlcatlon of special dis State Convention When they did males and 66.6 for males in these United Rome and rector of the Pope came for him a "liturgical, a basic Incompatibility,'’ he any of the Westport municipal ably illegal to restrict the use patches herein also reserved. not get as many delegates to John Seminary In Weston, ceremonial function." said. beaches. People who pay taxes of public beaches," Connell The Manchester Publishing Company^ as States. the Chicago Convention as they sumes no financial responsibility for typo "There’s no social action," he Schllcte, who also was a for- In Westport but vote elsewhere said. graphical errors appearing In adverase- In automobiles, the United States alone were demanding. He left the Weston seminary said. “ A lot of priests don’t talk mer vice chancellor of the Boe- can get a season parking stick- He also said the city stopped ments and other reading matter in The Manchester Evening Herud. has 88.9 million out of the world total of This time, even though Mrs. In 1969 after six years following that way, they feed you theory ton Archdiocese, said marriage er for $40. issuing individual beach passes controversies touched off by hls by the mile, but that's the way Is "a probability." "We Just don’t have enough this year because the use of the Pull service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. 192.6 million, but we are beginning to de Wexler had spent interim time Publishers Representatives — Mathews. working on a national level with parking space, the whole object beaches dropped off last year Shannon and Cullen Inc.. Special Agency bate whether this is all blessing. is not discriminatory,” assist- when residents had to get the —New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. the McGovern Commission on ant Westport Recreation Dlrec- passes. In summary, it looks as if most of us party rules, the two of them Care of Pets MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCUlX Testimony Conflicts tor Bruce Corrigan said Mon- in Norwalk, non-residents TIONS. would want to live in Sweden, in English distinguished themselves by day. He noted that there Is have to pay $3 per car to park making themselves the first Library Topic Display advertising closing hours homes full of United States plumbing and nothing to stop a car from at any of the town beaches, For Monday — I p m. Friday prominent Connecticut adher In Hearing on Finn For Tuesday — 1 p.m. .Saturday gadgetry, on an Irish diet. Mrs. Joyce Garam, education dropping off a load of non-resi- one recreation official said the For Wednesday—1 p.m. Monday ents to the candidacy of Sena dents at one of the beaches and regulations would probably get For Thursday—1 p.m. Tuesday tor Muakte. Only when that col NEW LONDON, Conn. (AP) center employe for 14% years, director of the Connecticut Hu- For Friday—1 p.m. Wednesday - Witnesses gave conflicting said she once saw a girl patient mane Society, will make her then leaving without paying the tighter soon because the Classified deadline 12 Noon day lapsed did they make their parking fee. beaches are "too crowded . . . before publication 12 Noon Friday No Wonder It’s Been Raining move Into the camp which testimony Monday on the be- with her lips swollen and bleed- 4. i.u a /-v « for Saturday and Monday publica havlor of Fred F. Finn, super- Ing after a session alone with Anna Caroline This is impossible in towns people are coming from as far tion. might eaallv have been their We notice that certain political figures, Intendent of the Seaside Re- Finn. "You never report any- French Junior Room of Mary like Greenwich, Stratford and away aa Pennsylvania and New first choice, the “new polltioa'’ Tuesday, July 11 gional Center for the mentally thing Mr. Finn is Involved in,’i Cheney Library tomorrow after- Madison where use of the pub- jersey.” like Senator Pell of Rhode Mand, and camp of Senator McGovern. In retarded, who has been accused she said. "At least I never did. noon at 2:30, when she will lie beaches Is restricted to resl------— certain qcSentlsts, like Dr. Thomas F. the meantime. It should be not o f physically mistreating I’m afraid.” present a program for children dents of the towns, who are Is The Production ed parenthetically, Mrs. Wex sued individual beach passes. Malone of Connecticut, are disturbed patients. In other testimony Monday, on the care and humane treat- ler had been part of the nation One Greenwich recreation of ■nie humorist who created his own ad over the possibility that American forces The hearings were called by employes Helen M. Younger of ment of animals and pets . P ro m p t al Muskie orgtmisation, and had Health Commissioner Franklin Niantlc and Eunice K. DcGray Mrs. Garam will be accom- ficial said there la no problem vance scenario for the affair down at in Southeast Asia have been seeding the with overcrowding on the town received credit, from some Foote after claims by members of Waterford said they never panied by her miniature pln- beaches: "Non-residents aren’t D e p e n d a b le Miami Beach, a scenario which ended clouds In order to flood the Ho Chi Iflnh Waahington commentators, for of th employes’ union at the saw Finn strike center residents scher, "Samson.” Her talk is de allowed In unless they’re the with the nominatiem of Walter Cronfclte having tried hard to Influence center that Finn had mis- but they overheard sounds or signed for children four years Guild Sponsors Sidewalks Sales Trail. guest of a resident." the Muskie campaign in direc treated residents. saw bodily marks that Indicated old and up and will last about It will be “ Crazy Days Sidewalk Sales” sponsored by the Main Street Guild for President, was strikintf at a basic Their alarm Is over the fact that, by The state parks are open to B u y in g tions which might have proved New Haven lawyer David to them that physical abuse had an hour. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Guild merchants will display merchandise on anyone, but they’re often so truth, as good Jest always does. resort to this kind of war, the United healthier for It. Berdon, designated by Foote to taken place. Children are asked not to the sidewalks in the annual sales event. Alan Shoor tries on a hat for the occa crowded that the officials have States may have opened a new and In preside at the -hearing, said he Virginia Richardson said that bring their pets, S e r v ic e This, like several conventions past, is Anyway, by such gymnastics, sion, assisted by Ken Hankinson, a Guild officer. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) would look Into both the Francis Tracy, a center em- Friday afternoon from 1 to more an event for television than it is humane tactic, and, consequently, have Connecticut’s two “new polt- charges of irfiysical abuse and ploye who retired at the end of 2:30, Miss Sharon Flavell and FO R YO U R for the politicians, or toe the pet^e. delivered a stab in the batdi to the ticB’ ’ professionals wind up the possible misuse of state May, appeared drunk and used Miss Maureen Brown of the rec- Like otl^r conventions, it is more like International progress the men of sci witii McGovern, and Duttey's funds at the center. profanity in the presence of reatlon department will conduct Business 3 Zone Tight Power Rolling Auto LA TE M ODEL ly to end up what the cameras and the ence have been trying to make toward Nature Btud)r by Sylvian Otiara first service to his new leader Robert W. Spain of Norwich, Seaside patients. She said TTa- the third puppet workshop. It ROSE OF SHARON seems to have been, Interest CAR OR TRUCK commentators make it than it is to re study and experimentation with the poe- a former employe of the center, cy once spanked a 34-year-old will deal with the making of Predicted Kills W om an ingly enough, I i 'I . 7 PAGE EIGHT II. MANCHESTER EVfifftNG HfiRALD.v MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. JULY 11. 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAHCHEltal, CONN., fUESDAY, JULY 11, 1972 PAGE N IN E BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE THERE YA ARE, WHAT "POTASE HOW IS THE STEW, MASTER . ELMER/ T'WXY'S CAMPIN’ 1 ^ 1 Demonstratorsj PO DS FUPD? POES IT NEEP SALT?/ COULD BE Around BU6«rtSBeAN»Y SPECIAL! YOU BARBIZON' R W K Y THIS YEAR WELL Bia"BU«INEEtf DCM. Aniwtr le Pttrlotii fiiiii* CALL ... OUR IVWEEN0U6HM0NEV N- p e r s o n a u x t THIS OWN WITHOUT THE M/SJOR-^HIS, LEFT 60 WE CAN 'FWURE MECREfiTED Olio 1 STUFF? RECIPE WHEN HE Vl/ON A * Tear Up Fence S N O R IN ’ COME HOME Miami ALVAYS ON THE TOLL FREE BALL FROM MIAMI BEACH, Pla. (AP) — chain-link fence around the RO AD 5.' THE 6UM m a c h in e : ACROSS (comb, form) 3 Week day A group of BOO demonstrators Convention Hall, 1 Female bovine splintered from a Poor People's Diey backed away quickly BEARS' 4 Pueblo Indian 4 Stags 8 Melt 5 Curved Beach rally outside the Democratic when 200 policemen formed a 12 Area measure molding National Convention on the double line In the 60-foot-wide 13 Old 6 ------Gates r o l l c a l l opening night of the convention breach. 14 Part in a (heaven) MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — and tore down a section of After an hour of running drama 7 Biological around the flower - covered 15 Conducted uriits During' the Democratic Nation 16 Frees from 8 More exact al Convention roll call on seat fence. Jumping against it and fear 9 Cornucopia 28 Bewildered helmat ing a disputed Illinois delega- kicking gates, the demonstra MICKEY FINN 18 Ogre 10 Nautical term 29 Tunisian 42 Jason’s boat •tlon, about 4:16 a.m., the Ken Lincoln tors, most of them young BY HANK LEONARD 20 Principle 11 Direction pashas (myth.) tucky delegaUon’s vote came; whites, retreated to their camp 43 Fly aloft YEP— AND VOUR ADVICE 21 Goddess of 17 Guides 31 Verbal noun site at nearby Flamingo Park 33 ^ c e s s of 44 Whimper "H ie Kentucky vote Is 36 yes, FOR HER TO HIRE A y I'M the dawn 19 Yuccalike around 9:30 p.m. Monday. WELL, NOW THAT YOU IT'S MY GUESS THAT BODYGUARD FOR HER Y GLAD 22 Sly look plant solar over 46 Crafts 10 no, one asleep and not ■vot ing.” A police sergeant was cut KNOW WHY MRS. KRONE GARICK IS ONLY HUSBAND IS VERY GOOD' ) YOU 24 Nuisance 23 Rye disease lunar year 47 Sound W m Shut, CAME TO SEE ME, I'D INTERESTED IN MAKING SHE'LL FEEL THAT HE'S /AGREE,' 26 Cow house 24 Certain sound 38 Bristly repetition over the eye when a gate was LIKE YOUR OPINIONS' GOOD ON HIS p a r o l e ./ BEIN' PROTECTED/ 27 Bounder 25 Nobleman 40 Pertaining to 48 Adolescent TR AILE R POSTS forced open, and a volunteer 30 Europe's 26 Swiss canton the kidneys year health gfroup said a few demon- 50 Skin tumor MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — largest lake 27 Kind of nun 41 Medieval stratoirs were treated for burn is i7 t 32 Lubncimt As for os trailer command Vote 7-0 HE60INS? 34 Papal capes 1 5” 4 6 6 7 6 t 10 II poets outside the convention ing eyes from chemical Mace T-// 35 Large hawk hall go, Sen. Hubert H. Humph sprayed by police. (Continued from Page One) 36 Yarn strand 12 13 14 rey of Minnesota is out In front. One arrest was made. 37 Rhythmic Humphrey's command post About 2,000 persons led by silence IS If 17 adoption of the budget, Schaf- consists of three trailers. One is ter called attention to the fact Rev. Ralph Da-vld Abema- (music) 11 If 20 OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN 39CandIenut a communications poet contain that an additional $85,000, re- P "** trees 21 23 ing — among other electronic suiting from the board-Man- '" r sponsored by the 40 Precept gear — 80 telephones linking Chester Education Association People’s (^ litlo n . Most 21 n 20 22 ' PAIRS OF MOUF BROTHER'S 41 Golfer's term 24 26 his supporters throughout the contract agreement for next them stayed In the area In t r o u s e r s f/ W H y .T H A T S UNHEAKP O F —UH-- 42 Colorado year, was not included In the the hall set aside for WELL, I'VE BEEN THROUGH ENOtRSH WITH YOU ski resort 30 31 32 33 city with the trailer. PRISCILLA’S POP TWO TO KMOW THERE'S SOME BLACKMAIL IM- 45 Small tart 34 36 Another trailer crsitalns a total. Voting In favor of adop- demonstrations. Black leaders ■VOLVEP HEBE —BUT I’VE ALSO LEARWEP HOW J 49 Nematode lounge and the third holds a tlon, he added, would have to the rally later tried to stop A N P WHEH TO PLAY IT COOL AMP ASK NO worm KNOWIMG, HOW To SUPPOSE YOU'RE Y I D O N 'T C5UESTIOMS/ A S LOWS A S PEACE PREVAILS 31 36 31 press reception center. be made on the assumption assaults on the fence, SWIM CAM COME IN. S H O O T IN S s o m e / SHOOT I'LL LET SLEEPIMS POSS LIE /^ 51 Frost ■ South Dakota Sen. George Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., is shown with Sen. George Mc is existed to nominate McGovern for the presidency Wednes that the Board of Directors will During the rally, delegates MISHTV HANDY RAPIDS., MANY 52 Festival 40 41 act favorably on a request for hurried by to attend the 53 Italian city McGovern also has three trail Govern, D-S.D., a candidate for the Democratic presidential HOLLYHOCK) Y O U R ^ RAPIDS 44 48 46 47 day night during the 1972 Democratic National Convention. the funds vention’s opening session. The KAVAK 54 Article 42 43 w ers as does Alabama Gov. nomination, Monday morning in Miami Beach, Fla. Sen. Ribicoff ' (A P photo) In addition to the $86,000, the disorder occurred during lU s m a s h e s 55 Russian city 48 80 St George C . Wallace, but they 56 Snug retreat are not as complex as Humph board has requested the direc- hour and little notice was 57 Ages and ages 62 63 64 rey’s. tors to allocate $220,000 In state taken Inside. DOWN 68 66 67 ADM (average dally member- ‘No attempt will be made to 1 Undisturbed 11 NO TALK-BACK ship), special education, and *orce our way tato the con- 2 Mountain MIAMI BEACH, Pla. (AP) — block grants to provide for pro- ventlon, ’ Abernathy said. We (NEWSPAPER ENTESPRISE ASSN.) Wallace Snoozes Through Opening M One of the many Intricate tele grams deleted or reduced since ‘«»® ''® “ sjnf torce. We phone hookups in the con the Board of Education ap- have other ways of dea Ing with vention hall allows Lawrence MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (A P ) — South Dakota Sen. George challenged delegates from party platform. proved Its $10,795,626 budget In the Democ^tic partY P. O'Brien, the ccmvention Alabama Gov. George C. Wal McGovern. South Carolina. Wallace told a news confer February. Police said about 300 officers The governor, paralyzed from Wallace’s news secretary, ence M bn^y he had no plans chairman, to talk to all dele lace passed up the opening of The $10,176,000 budget is dl- rushed from me Conv^tion c nn >T HU. It. TM Uf. U.t Nt. OH. gate chairmen on the floor at a gunshot wound suffered in an Billy Joe Camp, was on the to go to The ccnventlmi floor. vlded between salary Items of basement to t ^ e stations the Democratic Natlcmai Con CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER once. assassination attempt May 15, convention floor with a two-way But he could watch from the $8,219,642, or 80.78 per cent, and aroimd me fence M d on est pitcher in the majors this his first major league home tjien Lou Plnlella crashed his By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK (AP)—The NATIONAL LEAGUE Tops F^ield B i g Threat rest of the nation may be on the baseball except spin. run. ’The White Sox picked up eighth home run of the year to Black Book Jottings Off the Cuff At one time or another, an an unearned run in the sixth. power the Royals to victory. E ast You have to go back a good many The only Helmet Night of the season is into the “ dry look,” but as * • * awful lot of batters have said * * • W. L. Pet O.B. years to discover when Morlarty Broth- on tap tonight at Riverside Park for the Yesterday For Nichlaus far as Chicago Manager - TWINS - BREWERS Perry’s pitches have more spit TIOERS - RANGERS Pittsburgh 48 27 .640 — .ers’ baseball entry from Manchester sportsman sedan- race competition. AH Chuck^Tanner is concerned, Bob Darwin slammed the than spin—or some other illegal Rookie Texas pitcher Don Houston tfl 33 ,577 1 held down last place in the Hartford Twi youngsters attending will receive racing By EARL YOST MUIRFIELD, Scotland Gaylord Perry of the Cleve first grand slam of his career— substance. Tanner Insists it’s Stanhouse couldn’t believe what New York 44 32 .570 4t4 light League standings. The MB’s, peren helmets, compliments of the Riverside Long-hitting Lon Annul (AP) — “I knew Bobby land Indians still digs 'his th homer of the season— grease. And he wa.s so sure of happened to him. ’The ’Tigers, 10 Los Angeles 41 37 .528 6 nial league and playoff kings in the past management. , . Phqtos of Uttle League li, on a victory streak, add Jones well,” said Jack Nick- to lead Minnesota’s 12-hlt as greasy kid stuff. it Monday night that, after 214 en route to taking over sole St. Louis 40 35 .538 8 decade, will not gain post-season playoff baseball teams which appeared in The ed the 1972 Manchester laus, “ and I like to think he "Listen, 1 respect any manag-- sault against Milwaukee. Jim Chicago 41 38 .532 innings, he told plate umpire possession of fir%t place in the 8 laurels unless there is a complete turn Herald were taken by Peter Potamianos Jaycee Golf Tournament to er who's trying to win—and Bill Haller he was playing the Poi'ry and Dave LaRoche Montreal 33 43 .434 16% would be very happy if 1 East, pounded him for seven of about. Coach Gene Johnson's stand-pat . . . Dave Graham has been added to the his list of conquests yester that’s what Tanner is trying to game under protest.. their eight runs in the first teamed to scatter seven Brew Philadelphia 27 61 .348 22% won the Grand Slam.” lineup has Just not been pn^uclng any field for the GHO Labor Day weekend That remark from the Ameri do.” Perry said after spinning ’"That’s Tanner’s privilege to ers hits. West day morning at the Man three innings. base hits to back up commendable pitch at Wethersfield. . . Jimmy Trecker of chester Country Club. can favored to win the British a four-hitter for his 14th victory protest if he wants, and that’s Was he that bad or was De * * « Cincinnati 46 31 .592 — ing to date. . , ’Tonight the MB’s will try West Hartford, former American Legion Playing in the first three Open championship this week of the season, a 2-1 triumph what I told him on the field,” troit that good, someone asked. ANGELS - YANKS Atlanta 36 42 .482 10 to check their skid against Hartford In publicist in Connecticut, will assist some, Annulli turned in a 38-37- bridged a whole era of golf. over the White Sox Monday Haller explained. "It’s a matter "I don’t know,” Stanhouse said, Clyde Wright scattered eight San Francisco 35 48 .422 13% surance at Mt, Nebo at 6 o’clock. . .It’s Frank Ramos in handling press releas 76 round to easily beat a disap The late and much-loved night which Tanner protested. of judgment—and in my judg shaking his head in disbelief,” I hits while, , Ken McMullen San Diego 29 49 .372 17 interesting to note that two of the top ed for the New York Jets again this sea pointing field of only under Jones achieved what then was In other American League ment, Perry wasn’t doing any just don’t know.” smacked a homer and Ken Ber Monday’s Results 20 dozen hitters in the Twl League are lo son. . . Today’s the day Weeb Ewbank ideal weather and course condi called the Grand Slam in 1930, games, Kansas City edged Bal thing illegal.” Norm Cash belted two home ry added a double and two sin Los Angeles 8-1, Philadelphia timore 3-2, Oetroit defeated cal products performing with the Ver looked over his 1972 Jet squad at Hofstra tions. when he won the amateur and But Tanner had different runs and Jim Northrup added gles to carry the Angels past 4-0 Texas 8-3, Minnesota blitzed ideas. ” lf we don’t win the pro non Orioles, Gary Klnel at .857 and Den University in Jlempstead, N. Y. The Jets open championships of both the one for the Tigers while Don the Yanks. Montreal 8, San Diego 8 Annum will be joined by Ron Milwaukee 8-1, California will work out dally, 10 to 11 a.m. and United States and Britain. test.” he fumed, "Perry will be Mlncher hit the 200th of his ca * • * San Francisco 6, New York 4 nis Lynch at .333. Morlarty’s also have Ferguson, Duffey Leone and nipped the New York Yankees allowed to use his grease ball two members in the select hitting group, 8 to 6 p.m. through July 29 with one-a- His feat stands as one of the reer and Hal King also had one RED SOX - A’S Only games scheduled Alex AOkolowsky in the State 4-3 and Boston beat Oakland 4- all the time. And if he is. ev day sessions July 31 through Sept. 7. The supreme acts of competitive for the Rangrers. Rico Petrocelli’s eighth Today’s Games shortstop Jim Balesano and third base- Jaycee Tournament starUng 2 erybody pise will be allowed to latter will start at 8 p.m .. . . The Jets’ golf. • * * homer of the year in the eighth San Diego (Kirby 6-8) at man Gene Johnson with .381 and .833 Monday at the Lyman Meadows • • * do the same. There’ll be a rush crosstown grid rivals, the New York Nicklaus now faces an even RO YALS - ORIOLES inning emd Dick Miller’s insur Montreal (Torrez 9-5), N batting marks respectively. . . course. INDIANS - WHITE SOX on the market for the jelly he Giants, too, launched pre-season camp more formidable challenge in ance-run single in the ninth San Francisco (Bryant 8-4) at t * • . Ferguson gained runner - up Perry, who tied Detroit’s uses.” Mike Cuellar, cruising along drills today at Monmouth College in West an age when rivalry is more in catapulted the Red Sox to their New York (Koosman 8-3), N laurels with 37-46-82 and Leone Mickey Lollch as the winnlng- Gralg Nettles’ sacrifice fly with a four-hitter, was just one Los Angeles (Sutton 10-4) at Here ’n There Long Branch, N.J. Giant sessions start tense, when the rewards are out away from helping the Orl- 10th victory in 13 games and and Mikolowsky shot identical great and when the golf ex ngest pitcher in the majors this gave the Indians their first run Philadelphia (Carlton 11-6), N Bob Kowalski of Groman’s is the Babe dally at 9 for the first week with all oth cles to snap a four-game losing kept the A’S from widening 42-42-84 to tie for third. In a plosion has brought the game season—with a litUe help from in the first inning, then Ron Houston (Forsch 4-’J and Rob Ruth of local slow-pitch softball. The ers at 9:30 and 3:30 for undertermined spin. But he yielded a bloop their B^-game West Division sudden drath playoff, for third Into every home via television. Mickey’s cousin, Ron—has nev Lolich provided what proved to erts 7-4) at Chicago (Hooten 7-7 long-ball specialist collected five last periods. . . single to Richie Schelnblum, load over the White Sox. Mikolowsky won the first hole. He has won the U.S. Masters er admitted to putting anything be the wftiner in the fourth with and Hands 6-6 ), 2 * * • Saturday in a pair of games, getting four TTie 17-year-old Annulli eagl- and Open. The British title has Atlanta Nlekro 8-7) at St. in as many trips to the plate against Short. Stuff ed the 14th hole despite losing Louis (Santorini 4-6), N to be next, and the Amerlgan General Manager Takes over Phillies’ Post Lynch Toyota. . . Manchester’s Tom Former pro quarterback Joe Kapp will a ball. He bogled the third end PGA in August to sweep the big Pittsburgh (Mooee 5-4) at Kelley was sidelined for nearly two sixth for a two over par 38 on Cincinnati (Bllllngham 4-9), N be seen on teevee shortly as a football jewels for the modem slam weeks with a severely sprained ankle in coach when he guest stars in the Gladia the front nine and added a crown. Wednesday’s Games jured when he was running on the out tor segment of Medical Center. . .NBC bogey on each the 13th and 16th. " I ’m not thinking about San Diego at Montreal, N field. Kelley stepped on a ball and was He collected no birds. San Francisco at New York and the National Hockey League have bring;ing off all four,” said knocked out o i the regular rotation. In (Herald photo by Becker) Managers Make Mistakes Los Angeles at Philadelphia, reached an agreemer,t to televise Sun Ferguson was one over for the TOP FIELD— State^ qualifiers in the Jaycee Golf Tournament at the Manches Nicklaus, sporting tartan his first start since the injury, last Fri day regular season g;ames, plus playoffs, first nine but zoomed to a 46 on slacks. N day against San Francisco, he failed to ter Country Club yesterday were Duffey Leone, Alex Mikolowsky, Lon An Houston at Chicago next season. . .When the California An the back side. ” I’m playing the tournaments last three innings and was charged with nulli and Ronnie Ferguson. Annulli copped the local event with a 75 round. Atlanta at St. Louis, N gels recently played a home game in one 'Die new champ, who starred one at a time, and that’s And Lucchesi Gets Fired Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, N his sixth defeat in 11 decisions. . .Lou hour and 81 minutes — about 60 minutes with Manchester High this enough to think about.” Becker reports that for the first time in GIAN’TS - METS faster than the usual running time —the spring, won the Pbx Grove Open Nicklaus, who won the first of NEW YORK (AP) __ formance.” Owens was quick to history at the Ellington. Ridge Country T r e Had a Chance Three Times’ The Mets dropped their fifth concessions were said to lose about $5,- two weeks ago. A year ago he his two BriUsh crowns here in (AF photo) People make mistakes do the same thing when the AMERICAN LEAGUE Club the membership quota has been game In the last six, bowing to 000 in sales. . .Oppoelng teams have tak captured the OCTL Field Day at 1966, never has been beaten RETALIATION— One good term deserves another and when Casey Stengel au which, of course, is why Phiiiies flopped in their first East reached. Tennis has been one of the rea San Francisco and slipping 4t4 en to bunting against 'Wilbur Wood of the Pequabuck and last year in the over Mulrfleld’s 6,892-yard, par tographed a baseball for Miss Mecon at Busch Stadium in St. Louis, the pretty W. L. Pet. G.B. sons for the Increased membership. they put erasers on the game under their new skipper, games behind idle Pittsburgh in White Sox who possesses the most effec Jaycee play here was an also- 36-35-71 layout. He came here miss planted a big kiss on his forehead. Miss Mecon represented the St. Louis Detroit 41 34 .647 — “ Not only do we have numbers,” Becker tops of lead pencils. Frank score was tied 3-3 in the the East ■ Division race. W ^ i t tive knuckleball in the majors but with ran with an 84. Palmer Talks About Failure first in 1969 as an amateur with Army Mobile Equipment Command in the festivities at the Cardinals’ park. seventh when Roger Freed sin- ^ Baltimore 40 36 .633 1 added, “but we have good active mem the U.S. 'Walker Cup team and Lucchesi has run out of Dave Rader and Willie little success to date. One club laid down AnnulU’s best round at Man Boston 35 36 .493 4 bers.” . . . Speaking of tennis, this sport sealed his love affair with erasers in Philadelphia and im nmeh wtter McCovey had homers for the eight bunts against the husky Chicago chester was a 69 and this spring New York 35 37 .486 4% has Increased with leaps ard bounds, or Mulrfield by capturing the open Paul Owens has just who p L onl but it took a two-run lefthander's flutterball and all nine bat he turned in a 76 against Hart Cleveland 32 42 .432 8% bounces if you prefer, in Manchester and title seven years later. scratched the surface of manager. But by Chris Speler in Uie ters were tossed out. . .The top motor ford. Bulkeley in a schoolboy To Score Win on PGA Trail Milwaukee 29 44 .397 11 getting an open court on weekends— cycle racers today make as much as “It’s nice to know I haven’t h)s first one. p^eed, no gazelle on the base- ®‘8bth inning to turn the game West match. either at private or public couirses — is $80,000 a year. Joe Leonard, who switch MUIRFIELD, Scotland chances," Palmer said, a Desert aasslc then hit one out been beaten on this course.” Bad News in Bunch Owens, already general man- paths, was thrown out trying to Fregosl, who had — The Scores: Oakland 48 28 .632 Nicklaus said. "But favorites a two-run homer for the Mets, a problem. A number of players have ed from cycles to race cars after t A p\__ «T Iteen on trvinir to slight, puzzled frown creasing of bounds. ager of the Phillies, replaced score. Owens hadn’t bothered Chicago 43 34 .668 6% Lon Annum 38-37-75 In the By- can fall fast at Mulrfield. I only h'vd singled home another run been seen playing as early as 7 o’clock winning the national championship, re make something happen- “ gphld‘^lce7''“ ’“ most-photo- Again, at Dallas, ^ cch e si as field manager on ,^th a pinch runner. Minus one Plays Tonight Minnesota 38 36 .514 9 Ron Ferguson 37-46-82 ron Nelson Oasslc he mounted hope I will be standing here in in the seventh for a 4-3 New in the morning and in the wee hours of ports his best year was $13,000 on the Monday and then pUoted the ,0^ the manager, Kansas City ’J9 37 .613 6 Duffey Leone 42-42-84 but it just doesn’t.” "But every time I got in posi a last round challenge. The front of the clubhouse next Sat- club to a twi-nlght double- _ . York lead. Dependable Bill Merrill will the morning, too, where night lighting two - wheelers. Leonsird is the current California 36 42 .462 13 Alex Mikolowsky 42- 42-84Arnold Palmer, perhaps the tion to win, every time I word went out: "Amle’s charg- urday with my record intact.” units have been installed. USAC big car champion. For A ’8 in D efea t header split agalnsT Los Ange- ™® ^ 3 “ ®! be behind the plate tonight Texas 33 44 .429 15% Norm Davey 40-46-85 ing. The King is making his In winning here in 1966 Nick- les, losing the first game 6-4 in ^b® hook when Greg EXPOS - PADRES most popular player golf has thought I had something going, ® Luzinski’s RBI single gave when Morlarty’s entertain Monday’s Results . Dave Yaworskl 43- 42-86 ever known and the man gener something always happened. I move.” laus used his driver only 17 H innings but taking the night- .k I u.k V. » Ken Singleton and Mike Jor- Jim Wigren 45-40-85 OAKLAND (AP) __Bad Graves June 29. He was hitless was afraid this might happen ® ® them the lead in the eighth but tagged consecutive Hartford Insurance tonight at Minnesota , Milwaukee 1 ally acknowledged to be the think I just wanted to win too His always huge gallery times over the four days. ,He 8 Guy Talley 49-49-98 w s ram p in a hiinrh fo r ‘ ^ree trips to the plate. again. But winning is all I ’ W m e Davis tied it for the ^ ® ^ " i„ydn g\om ers. easing 6 o’clock at Mt. Nebo. ’The lo Kansas Caty 3. Baltimore 2 driving force behind the much and _ got too anxious. swelled to massive proportions took a one-iron off the tee on news came in a bunch for Owens, obviously, is a slow Brian Charlebols 62-47-99 Ken Holtzman struck out 11 wanted to do,” he said. Dodgers with a homer in the __ , cals will be out to escape the Cleveland 2, Chicago 1 enormous growth of the game, The 42-year-old master who as the faithful stampeded to his must curclal holes with thin the Oakland A ’s Monday starter. Unfortunately for him, Mtr.treal past San Diego. Little Miss Scott Price 61-49-100 side to witness another miracle, fairways imnked by heavy batters but made one mistake, a McGlothen gave up a run in so are the Phillies, ninth. ’Two innings later, LA 'The Padres had two players cellar in the Hartford Twl Detroit 8, Texas 3 was talking about his failure to put the word “ charge” in golf’s night. fast ball to Rico Petrocelli with loaded the bases with none out League’s Eastern Division. Slow Pitch Mickey Mikolowsky 64- 48-102 win this seas<»>. lexicon was making one of his Instead they viewed con- rough, They lost to the Boston Red the first inning on singles by Elsewhere on an abbreviated carried off the field on a Boston 4, Oakland 2 a runner on base, in the eighth Merrill, in his second year with Softball Steve Everett 56-49-104 " I ’ve had a chance to win fabled runs at the leaders in secutive three-putt bogeys that This time the rough has been Sox 4-2 and aI,so lost two key Joe Rudl and Reggie Jackson National League schedule, San broke the Ue on Wes P ^ k - ^er In the first three in- California 4, New York 3 65- 62-107 inning. Petrocllli hit his eighth _____s ___ 1______m k m a __ , , , , er’s aonrIfIPAsacrifice flv fly andO f lH anOT» RBI — the MB’s, is the varsity base Tim LaFrancls three times, real good the final round of the Bob Hope killed it all. cut back a little, but Nicklaus players because of knee in and an infield out by Mike Ei>- Francisco’s nlngs. First, catcher Fred 'Today’s Game# homer of the season to give the slumping g ,„ Buckner. ball coach at Qulnniplac College In a high-scoring contest, Joe Damin 64-56-109 At (jreensboro, he held a two- may use the strategy that juries. Kendall ban ed into the back- Boston (Pattin 6-8) at Oak Red Sox a 3-2 lead. Boston in New Haven. Manchester Olds trounced Bant- Chris Everett 64-61-115 stroke lead going to the par brought him victory six years First baseman Orlando Ce- The other Oakland run came feated San Diego 6-3 with two Don Mraiey had an early g^ing after Ron Falrly’s land (Horlen 2-0), N Great Moments in Golf added an insurance run off re ly Oil, 17-1, last night at Martin Jack Talley no card three 16th hole on the final day. agv- peda is in Merritt Hospital here in the fifth on a single by Dave Padre players winding up in three-run homer for PhUa- loul pop in the first inning. He New York (Peterson 7-10) at SoftbaU no card lief pitcher Bob Locker in the School. Lisa Schwartz paced the Mike Rlggott America’s television audience Defending champion Lee TTe- to undergo surgery today to re IXmcan, -a sacrifice and Holtz- the hospital. All other NL clubs suffered a bruised shoulder and California (M ^ 3-6), N ninth irming. winners’ offense with five hits Mike Steeves no card watched in dismay and dis- vino was second favorite brfilnd pair a tom outside cartilege in man’s single. had the night off. Willie Montanez took care of cut forehead. ’Then, in the Milwaukee (Lockwood 4-9) at Knee Surgery including a home run. Shirley Bob Sumvan no card Few Chances to Win belief as he hit into a shallow Nicklaus. Gary Player of South his left knee. He probably will Petrocelli bad struck out * • » * [he nightcap, driving in five third, Leron Lee was struck on Minnesota (Woodson 5-8), N Holtzman and Locker struck TONIGHT’S GAME tory over Lock Stock & Barrel Adams contributed two homers Phil Forzley no card stream at the bottom of a Africa was third choice with be lost for the balance of the twice and hit into a double play PHILS - DODGERS rum with a sin le, triple and the batting helmet by a pitched Texas (Broberg 5-7 at De cut 13 between them to hand OAKLAND (AP) — Or Spruce vs. Congo, 6:16 Fitz at the Keeney Field. with Taml Grakowskl, Jenne ditch, elected to play it out and the bookies for the title worth season. in his first three trips to the Lucchesi had admitted At his homer. Woody Fryman tossed a ball. Both players were taken troit (Timmerman 6-7), N the Red Sox a record they lando Cepeda, acquired by gerald The winners’ potent attack Cain and Lisa Taylor belting took a lead-destroying, con- $10,400 to the winner, Pitcher Vida Blue, the Cy plate. departing news conference that six-hitter for the victory, dls- to the hospital for X rays, Chicago (Bahnsen 1-9) at U.S. Representative didn’t want. the Oakland Athletics in a Honda vs. Sportsman, 7:30 was led by Chuck Lankford and one circuit shot each. Open--Gary Player fidence-shatterlng triple bogey Arnold Plamer, a 20-1 shot Young and Most Valuable Play "I'm happy to go l-for-4 if he would “ have to take some of turbed only by Manny Mota’s Nate Colbert also homered Cleveland (Lamb 2-3), N trade with Atlanta June 29, Fitzgerald Ror. LaBelle with four hits each. Olds 107 432-17-23-2 MARION, Mass. (AP) — Ed six that cost him the title. but always a popular con- er award winner in the Ameri the hit wins the game. I Boston batters have struck Kansas City (Drtigo 7-7) at By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ^ the blame for the team’s per- eighth-inning homer. for the Padres. entered Merritt Hospital Groman’s vs. Lynch, 8:46 Bob Post and Ew Crandall add BanUy 000 100— 1- 7-3 Bennett of San Francisco will I’ve had trouble with my tender, said after his first prac- can League last season, will haven’t been hitting at all this out 29 times in the last two Baltlmcre (Palmer 11-4), N Monday for knee surgery. Fitzgerald ed three safeties followed by represent the United States in In a National Open, if you have a chance to win and concentration,’’ he mused be- tice round: "Mulrfield is play- miss at least one pitching turn season." Petrocelli said. games to tie the major league Wednesday’s Games The 34-year-old first base- Mota’s vs. Charter Oak, 6:16 Rex Crandall with an inslde-the- LBEW exploded to defeat Lit the Finn sailing class and Glen don’t do it, you won’t get the chance again— and you’ll fore a practice round for the ing fast and short. It’s not as with a pulled muscle in his left The victory went to Lynn record set by the San Diego Boston at Oakland, N man was scheduled to have Keeney park homer. Ue Miss, 27-4. Kathy Banavige Foster of New "York^li^ toe yg^gj- jj; gt all,” Gary Player says. British Open, which begins tough as it was when Jack won. knee. McGlothen but he needed relief Padres against the New York New York at California, N Manager Dick Williams of help from veteran Luis Tiant in Mets in 1970. The old^Anierlc^ the operation this morning, a Milwaukee at Minnesota, N Annulli vs. Hartford National, Dave Carrier stroked three homered with Glnny Sylvester Tempest class in the Olympic‘ “Look at Sam Snead,” he way and I was faced with mak- Wednesday. “My mind wan- "My problem,” Amie added, Games this summer. League record was 28 by the hospital spokesman said. Texas at Detroit, N 6:16 Nebo blngles with Gary Novak, Frank tripling twice for the winners. continued. " I ’d like to argue ing par on toe last hole to save ders. All of a sudden I’m not “ is not that I’m hitting toe ball the A’s said a pitcher probably the ninth inning, Berry No Longer Suffering Klock vs. Walnut, 7:30 Nebo will be called up from the Iowa 'Tiant now has three victories Philadelphia Athletics against The Puerto Rico native who Chicago at Cleveland, N Rlzza, Ron Rickard, Tim Has- EBEW 13 06 08—27 he’s toe greatest player who a tie and force a playoff.” there. I’m off in a cloud or badly—I cannot putt it.” Methodist vs. Dean, 6:16 Rob farm team to fill an open spot and two saves in his last five the New York Yankees in 1933. won the National League’s Kansas City at Baltimore, N sett and Steve Laurettl con UtUe Miss 1 00 30— 4 Fail to Qualify ever lived. And he never won drove toe fairway and hcul something somewhere else.” ------on the roster. ' mound appearances. Despite all the strikeouts the Most Valuable Player award ertson tributing two hits apiece. No- toe U.S. Open after he blew his g five iron to to^ green. I hit it He’s had other troubles, too. in 1967, also had a knee oper ■ vak was credited with an. Inside- first chance.” i 8 feet from toe pin to make it With his putter, with his irons. ” If Blue can’t pitch, we need ■ McGlothen won his second Red Sox have won eight of WON THREE STAKES Scoring in every inning. Army Among toe non-qualifiers 8ASK£r8MJ.t their last nine games. Marty ation last year. CHARTEB OAK the-park home run. in toe Connecticut State Ju And it’s for that reason, toe gg easy par. That may be toe even with his driver, usually pitching help. We have enough game of the year despite the But He’s Pain to Yankees OCEANPORT, N. J. (AP) — Sc Navy bombed Turnpike TV, Pattin, 5-8, pitches for Boston He has been used only Wilbanks cleaned house last Bonanza 2 3 6 3 0 2 1—17-19-3 nior Golf Tournament yester Uttle South AfrlcEui said, that a most Important one.” the most reliable club In his scoxes. pinch hitters,” he said, shaky finish. Eddie - Maple led Monmouth 21 -2 . tonight against Joe Horlen, 2-0. three times as a pinch hitter night at Fitzgerald Field scor- Lock Stock 1 1 8 10 1 4-11-18-8 day at the Watertown Golf more or less routine five iron pjgyer went on to beat Nagle bag. Cepeda was used exclusively "Earlier this season I went ANAHEIM (AP) — One «rst time in his career, strikeout one-hitter against Bos Park stakes riders with three The winners were paced by INTERMEDIATE 1 Horlen will be making his first since Joining the A’s and has ing seven rtins in the ninth _____ Club were Scott Leone, shot may be toe most Impor- ^ i 8-hole playoff for toe And there’s his eyes. He’s ex i i s a pinch hitter since he was into the ninth inning with a 4-0 ton. Chris White and Tati ITna with week ago Ken Berry was “ I ’ve felt all along this sea- no hits. When he was traded, victories last year. inning to bomb Wholesale Tire, perimented with eye-glasses Indian Jr. 27 — (Koepsel 7, lead and we lost the game 8-4. I start of the season. “I worked just as hard as No- REX) liEAGUE solo homers. Mary CarroU w€is Brady Downey and Chris tant he’s stroked in his career, yy^ y,g completing obtained from the Atlanta oiiffprinff from a nain in son Jiat I can do it, he said. Cepeda had hit four home In 1971 Maple won the Lam and contact lenses to correct a Sullivan 6 ; Lions 20 — Robak 23-16. Pounding out 19 hits. Army & credited with a grand slam. Saunders, all of Manchester. "It was in the 1955, U.S. Open g^^gep of all toe world’s ms- thf> nock ^ 1“ ®^ need to stay reasonably Ian with the same result—we runs and batted in nine runs plight Handicap and the Long Ray Tuohey paced Wilbanks’ He 6, Girouard 6.) ne necK. healthy and refuse to swing at both won,” Wright said. Navy defeated the Town Em A&N 692 4-21-20-0 The qualifying field of 62 at Bellerive in St. Louis,” Play- championships. He was only near-sighted condition, for Atlanta and was right Branch Stakes with Calumet Coors 26 —(Krause 10, Down- Monday night he was a pain pitches and I’ve got a good “ ’That was one of the tough- offense with four singles with ployes, 13-10 at Mt. Nebo. Pike TV 000 2— 2- 6-0 was shaved to 82 for today’s er said. "I had a three stroke third man to d o so. recently abandoned them, Club Falls 4V2 Games Back on the .298 batting average Farm’ Gleaming, and scored ham 6 ; Eagle Jr. 22 — Socha in the neck to the Ne\^ York ghot.” , est games mentally I’ve had in Bob Godin, Jim OeUo and Don Jolm McCarthy ripped four first round of play. lead over Kel Nagle with three “ I’ve hit many better shots, ^ut even with toe glasses, he compiled over 14 seasons. with Darby Dan Farm’s Rtm- and In- 10, Curtis 9.) i L ocal Yankees. Wright won his ninth game in the majors. I wasn’t getting deau In the Colleen Stakes. Pay pounding out three s^eUes. foUowed by Bob Blake with Sparked by home runs by James B ^tright of West- holes to play. but none more important,’’ he advancing years, Mike Zotta homered and tripled creasing girth, and grraylng. SENIOR 1 Berry’s discomfort, the result 13. decisons and received good strikes on the close pitches and three safeties and Rick Mac- Nancy and Janet BldweU, Wy- port, from toe Patterson Moriarty’s 46 — (Amalo 18, h b i°” l. Wt It in’ a hunter ^ /w 7 g c ^ * t o r S i i r ^ £ m d thinning hair, and the lack of Mortarty^ 46 — “- Reshuffling by TVlets of an old football Injury, was support. that makes you concentrate a with two hits coming from Bob lorie, Phil Custer, Jim Mendlt- man Oil defeated B. A. Club, Club of Fairfield, fired a Baseball WUbanks, Bill Schick and Dick to, Mike Saverick each with 10-7. Laurl Turklngton contrlb- three over par 76 for medal then three-putted for a double g,^ if i^mlssed, I^ y victories. Palmer still exerts a ^ “^ ari eased by therapy last Friday, in addition to Berry’s three heck of a lot more.” bogey. Nagle was playing gotten another ®«®ct on galleries all -(Tucker 16, Haberem 8 . carl at which time he was mired in hits, Ken McMullen hit his fifth N e w rork scored an Fontanella. two bingles apiece. uted three hits for the winners. ist honors. Wholesale’s Tom Bonneau col- array, Wj^an 306 020-10-13 ahead, of me and I heard a big chance.” over the world. son 7.) an O-for-13 slump. homer and singled while Art unearned run in the second on Major League Leaders The 16-year-old S tales yell from toe gallery. I found ______And, although he admitted at Barons 69 — (Clark 18, Rlor- Nearly Turns Trick But Berry’s back is all right Kusnyer and Leo Cardenas on Alomar throwing error, Fe- lected five hits, and Bill Bagley gjiyer, Jtrfm BA 401 020— 7-12 High student got off to a out he’d made birdie on toe the United States Open: ” I dan 17, Brown 12) MCX3 46 — now and so is his bat. He both singled twice and Sandy lipe Alou’s single and two ripped four singles. Ron Harkins and Phil Oonti each ------slow start but played toe last 17th. sometimes think I may never (Grant 9, Bassell 10, Freedman NEW YORK (AP)—It almost looked as though the stroked a double and two sin- Alomar added a run-scoring groundouts. California tied it in AMERICAN LEAGUE NA'nONAL LEAGUE and Dick Nlchol- had three sin- aingles. Bruce 'Hielllng Nasslff Arms burled Butter- holes in even par to re Cage 'Shrine Eni'iched 12 “■Now, from a three-shot lead, win another major title only be- 8.) I’eshuffling that Mets manager Yogi Berra did to com ALUMNI JUNIORS gles as the California Angels double. the same inning on McMullen’s BATTING (176 at bats)— BATTING (175 at l>ate)—Ce- gles each. hit a solo home run. fields, 80-3. Cherle'Dow connect- cord his 75 over toe 6,886- Wilbanks 1 was back to even. The mo SPRINGFIELD, Masa. (AP) cause you guys (reporters) ------pensate for his injury-riddled team would turn the trick XT i icr H tt H 11 H *^®®^ ^® Yankees 4-3 behind the The loser was Mike Keklch, fifth homer and took the lead Schelnblum, KC, .330; Plnlella, deno, Htn, .346; Mota, LA, .341. Army & Navy 600 305 0-13-19-4 ed for a grand slam homer for yard Watertown course. KC, .320. RUNS—Morgan, Cln, 70; 468 220 007 23-26-6 Town 213 004 0—10-12-4 tfo Winners with teammates mentum was groirig toe other . The National Association of keep talking about it,” the Sinus sufferers have their against the San Francisco Giants. Marl-Mads spotted u gg e t gtubbom eight-hit pitchlr.T of 8-7, who jdelded all 12 Angel for good in the fourth on a walk flame of desire and competition hero in toe world of horse rac- RUNS—Harper. Bsn, 49; Bonds, SF, 60. Wholesale CANDLEUGirr liEAOUE Patty Packard cuid Sharon M ^- With Rusty Staub, Dave Mar- League East Division, 33?! L f l Clyde Wright. hits in a six-inning stint. and singles by Cardenas and Basketball Coaches has voted bums as brightly as ever. Ing, Bold Reasoning, a big two innings, then went on to Rudi, Oak, 49; D.Allen, Chi, 47. 802 160 000 16-24-6 er streddng solo homers. shall. Tommie Agee and Cleon Fregosi’s homer had snapped Since returning to the lineup. The two clubs meet again Kusnyer. RUNS BATTED IN—Bench. Limiting Lenox Pharmacy to to contribute $12,600 to toe how much does he want to money winner who has re- ^ s t an 13-7 at the West yiii safely nine times tonight with Rudy May, 2-0, ’The Angels added two more RUNS BATTED IN—D.Allen, Cin. 63; Kingman, SF, 68. only six runs, Dick’s American Nasslffs 093 1216—30 Jones nursing ailments, Berra 3 3 lun-scoring Side Oval last night. ® j t SILK C ITY Boxing’s Return to State Nalsmlth Basketball Hall of win? sumed his racing career after in 20 tries, driven in six runs throwing for California against in the sixth when Cardenas Chl, 67; Mayberry, KC, 46. HITS—Brock, StL, 102; Garr, easily won, 16-6, under toe Butterfields 200 0 10— 3 revamped the line-up to place Dave Wetherall led the win Scoring 13 runs in toe fifth Fame here to cover toe basket- “ As much or more than I cutting short his 1971 cam- Jim Fregosi on first, Ed Krane- in the .seventh gave the and raised his average to .307, New York’s Fritz Peterson, 710. and Kusnyer singled again and HITS—Rudl, Oak, 92; Pl Atl, 100. Ughts at Nebo. ners’ offense with three hits that inning told the story as DlUon Ansaldi’s and Willie’s Steak 'ball shrine’s mortgage for f|s- wanted to win my first touma--.p a 1 g n—because’ of sinus pool irf light field and Wayne Mets the lead. But Speier then putting him among the top five Peterson holds a 12-4 lifetime after Wright lined into a double nlella, KC, 91. BiU Maynes pounded out Delayed Until October 1973 knocked in six runs. DOUBLES—Patek, KC, 19; DOUBLES—Bonds, SF, 23; Ford sped past slumping House played to an 8-8 tie be cal year 1973. ment.” trouble. Garrett at third. connected with his decisive hit. in the American League. advantage against the Angels play, Alomar doubled for a run Cedeno, Htn, 22. three safeties with Bob Danany, Bob Nurmi collected three of 'The veteran centerflelder, while May is 3-9 against New and Berry singled for another. Rudl, Oak, 19; Fisk, Bsn, 18; Acadia Restaurant, 26-7, at Fitz fore toe game was called. A HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - - tlon here and lit New Haven However, despite a two-run San Francisco enjoyed an TRIPLES—Brock, StL, 8 ; Walt Bavier, Bob Carr and Ken homer by Fregosi in the sixth early lead on Willie McCovey’s the losers four hits. One of his ^ho batted “only .22r‘l^ t ‘ “year; York. The only earned run Wright Plnlella, KC, 18. gerald Field. Bavler getting two hits each.------home , , run by Ansaldi’s V was . The process of drafting regu- are being considered for meet blasts was a double. Sangulllen, Pgh, 8. Bill Vlot pounded out four hits inning, the Giants rallied for a fifth home lun of the season un thinks he might stay above the Wright’s performance came permitted came in the seventh Triplea-Blalr, Bal, 6 ; John Crowley, Andy Kokuska ®^^®f T e ^ * latlons for professional boxing of toe fights. New Haven s coll- Marl-Mads 025 33—13-7-1 HOME RUNS—Bench, Cn, to pace toe winners as Joe Cam- r 5-4 triumph Monday night on til Fregosi’s clout sparked a .300 plateau this year for the 24 hours after Nolan Ryan’s 16- when Ron Swoboda cracked a Rudi, Oak, 6 ; Fisk, Bsn, 5. and Frank Young each had two M arlin e Coulombe also hit a ^ CtwmecUcut will delay toe re- seum is slated to open on about Llggett’s . 430 00— 7-4-3 poeeo. Rich Belekewlcz, Bert , , ^ four bagger. Chris Speier’s two-run single in threc-run Mets eruption. But pinch-hit homer, his first of the HOME RUNS—D.Allen, Chl, HOME RUNS — Bench. Cin, turn of the sport until at least Oct. 1, and the Hartford Civic Pierro and Czajka, T. Jones; Baske^Ue, Jim McAuley, Ron w Ansaldi’s 005 021—8 ARE YOU 11 YEARS OLD OR OLDER? the eighth. the Giants tied the score the year. New York got its final 17; Cash, Det, 16. 21; Kingman, SF, 21; H. Aaron, Dicks 261 304 X—16-16-1 October 1978, Consumer iE»rotec- Center U expected to be ready Mikolowsky, Plllard and Nurmi STOLEN BASES—D.Nelaon, Atl, 18; Colbert, SD, 18. Anderson and Will Duitsman Willie’s 035 000—8 It was the Mels’ fifth setback following inning, only to have run in the ninth on a Cardenas Lenox 024 000 0— 6-10-5 tion Oommlssloner Barbara B. by fall 1974. • ARB YOU INTERESTED IN EARNING TOUR OWN MONETT in their last six starts and the Mets regain command on Owens Plans to Hold Job error, Wrigfit’s wild pitch, and Tex, 23; P.Kelly, Chl, 22; STOLEN BASES—Morgan, produced three hits apiece. Dunn said Monday. Mrs. Dunn declined to say Overcoming nine fielding er dropped them 4 'i games behind Fregosi’s RBI single before Bobby Murcer’s single. Campanerls, Oak, 22. Cln, 33; Brock, StL 28. Dave Brady had five hits in DUSTY LEAGUE Pats Sign Five Prizefighting in Connecticut who would serve on toe regu- • HAVE YOU THOUGHT ABOUT SAVINO FOR TOUR FUTURE EDUOATIONT rors, Pine Pharmacy scored a PITCHING (7 Decisions) — cluding a home run. Also hit idle Pittsburgh in the National Speier’s hit. PITCHING (7 Decisions)— Connecticut Bank & Trust FOXBORO Mass. (AP) waq outlawed in 1966 by toe latlons committee. She noted. • DO YOU KNOW THE VALUABLE KNOWLEDGE YOU CAN GAIN FROM OWN lone run in the bottom of the As Field Boss for Season Kaat, Min, 10-2, .833, 2.22 ting for toe fence were Basker- Jets Hire Holovak Nolan, <31n, 12-2, .867, 1.93 blanked the Savings Bank, 11-0, The New England Patriots General Assembly. Under a law however, that she had dls- ING TOUR OWN BU^ESST sixth inning to defeat Burger Odom, Oak, 7-2, .777, 2.20. Blass, Pgh, 10-2, .883, 2.74. vUle once and M cAuliy twice. have signed five more veteran permitting Its return after Oct. cussed toe matter ■with former King, 9-8, at Illing Field. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Bristol (the former C^clnnatl at Robertson Pctfk. NEW YORK (AP) — The STRIKEOUTS—N. Ryan, Cal, STRIKEOUTS—Carlton, Phi, For toe losers’ Rudl Wittke ■ ’ ' the 1672 National yjg consumer protection world toatoerwelght champion • HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT THAT YOU WOULD UKB TO OWN TOUR OWN Ed White and Mike Jordan General Manager Paul Owens, a n d Milwaukee Pacing a 17-hlt .attack were players tor Wine’s Playing Days End, manager) New York Jets of the National 138; Lolich, Det, 135- 174; Seaver, NY, 112. and Mike Kilby each doubled PAPER ROUTE? contributed key hits for Pine. having also been elevated to . , » , ~ League have an- oiiu *— - - g - .T. Rgnfl The Patriots announcea Mon- commissioner. slonal Chico Vejar of Stamford. Scott Alemeny tripled for the the dual role of field boss of the ‘ ®*‘® P*“ ®®’ O'^®"® Football the hiring of Mike Hoping for Coaching Post winners. Philadelphia Phillies, says he said. “ I told him I’d only tried noimced ’^ 01110^®°" O ^eTa^l^i M e s Bassos. Tom Sokolow- day the r i^ g of wide receiy- fins, jyurm said she had been former state atoletic com^s- Holovak as a talent scout for a Bench Holds Big Edge THE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Pine 210 601-9-8-9 intends to remain at the helm to contact him about a player, A n X I m 0 11 0 7-lll sky and Pat Ferrettl talUed two ers Reggie Rucker and Eric candidates to serve on slcner Dtany McMahtm who five-state area for a scouting Acadia 32^11 o bingles apiece. Crabtree, tight end Roland g regulations committee and serves on her staff, and Manuel MONTREAL (AP) — Bobby pansion draft when pitcher Lar Burger 101 014—8-5-5 only through this National but was unsuccessful. HAS ROUTE OPENDfOB IN MANCHESTER AND IN SUBURBAN AREAS y^®"® combine with the Heuston Oil Wine’s playing days with the ry Jackson, Montreal's original Jordan and Alemeny; Moran L ^ gue season. declined to name the player. iTnirnrtv Brothers handed Ihck Carter had two^hlts for Moss, kicking si^lallst ghculd announce the members “Manny” ^Itert ^ Vtest I ^ - Montreal Expos are over but ers and Denver Broncos. Fogarty Brothers nana a Gogolak and offensive tackle py August. The group will have ford, president of toe state box- ■ pick retired. At the time. Wine and Lodge Club owner Bob Carpenter i«j y,as just saying there was Morgan,* Kessing^r Leaders the veteran shortstop has been Holovak, replacing Jimmy s X o n liLt night at X t 010 019 x-11-17-1 Mike Montler. erghtTVen m e S . she said, ing guUd. was offered a coaching job with surprised the baseball world „ o truth of the rumor that Brls- IF-YOU ARB INTBRBBTTED. THE APPLICATION offered a coaching position with Monday by elevating 49-year- . , ..... j ...... Jones, was head coach of the loss of toe seas g ggvings Bank 000 000 0— 0 - 8-2 Ump Crawford 111 ‘'You need a very complex 'TThere have been some out- ...... tol would be hired,” the Phils Boston Pntrlnu fmm lofti aa Fitzgerald. Both MB defeats BELOW WILL MAKE IT BAST FOR YOU TO TAKE the National League baseball the Phils. old Owens into the dual capac- official said “ I didn’t sav his Patrloto from IMl 68 In N.L. All-Star Balloting ------RAN iTOANCTSCO (AP — set of regulations,” she ex- standing boxing personalities in ALUMNI were at toe hands of Fogerty’s. THE FIRST STEP TOWARD OWNING TOUR OWN club. He had appeared in only 34 Ity and firing manager Frank ^“ cchesl’s) Job w m safe tmd was named Americ^ Foot- FELINE Umpire Henry C. "Shag” plained. the state,” toe commissioner Lucchesi 45 whose Phils were ’“ ^®®"®®‘ ®' was sale ball League Ccach of the Year NEW YORK (AP)—Cincinnati St. Louis and first baseman Lee The score was 10-9. ROUTE. “ I’m not surprised,” said games this season, mostly for In a battle for first place, second baseman Joe Morgan Rich Romano collected three Scoring seven runs in toe Crawford has been granted a Because toe processing of the said, IM 233 In 2% Teases « s o replaced the lagg. Last year, he was a re- May of Cincinnati maintained sixth inning gave toe (Jougars temporary leave of absence regulations, including public Boxing r^gulatloM of Wine after belngj told he had Nasslff Arms came up with 233 in 2% seasons ,ired John Quinn as club gener- ceiver coach for the Oakland and Chicago shortstop Don Kes- hits with teammates Dave Flan'- Fill It out and mall to Manchester Eivenlng Herald, late-inning defensive purposes. lopsided lead's in their ix>Si- a 13-12 come^from-behlnd vie- from toe National League be- hearings and consideration by a like New York will te been placed on waivers for the three runs in the bottom of the Taking command, Owens saw gj manager in early June, said Raiders slnger assumed the lead in their Sal Gallo, Matt Glrdlnl IS BlaseU St., Manchester 06040. He had four hits in 18 trips to tions. May led Willie My^a p ^ en t or nate choice by the Expos from the Baseball Writers’ Assocl- Irish and Tweedie; Bidwell Sunday his job was intact. was the poorMt in major the Air Force Academy water 446 votes to 398,786.^ the Phillies In the NL’s ex- atlon. and Odell. Clemente and Willie Stargell of 201 037 X 13-16-13 captain Penn State’s 1973 base- say. guardian and betting on fights “Frank asked me if Dave league baseball this year. polo team next^ season. Third baseman Joe Torre of the Pirates. CJougar^ INDY LEAGllE 620 060 0 12-16- 8 ball team. Large arenas under construe- will be prohlbUed. Bonanza uncorked a 17-11 vlc- Panthers \ .■ / -r PAGE TWELVE MANCHESfEll EVENING LD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1972 MAlfCHESTEft SlVEHING HERALD, MAWCHESl ER, CONH., TUESDAY, JULY .11, 1972 PAGE THIRTEEN ------^______h______^ ^ Nassiff Arms Eliminates Army & Navy Club, 9 to 2 The Economical Way fOR THeRCriON. 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Call Bonds - Today! then only to the extent of a batters — getting at least one *be bases were left ads who desire to protect 649~4291. Stocks - Mortgages 27 UvBlr Identity can follow this “ make good” Insertion. Er every inning — and walked but jammed. Hits came off the bats MASONRY — All types 5 procedure; rors which do not lessen the MORTGAGES, loans first sec two. Downing and Carman. value of the advertUement CALL 643-2711 stone, brick fireplaces, walls, ond, third. All kinds. Realty CompeUtlon resumes Wednes- Around Ehiclose your reply to the will not be corrected by concrete steps, sidewalks. No day night with the International With a 4-1 edge. Coach Lou box in an envelope — address “ make good” Insertion. statewide. Credit rating un job too small. Free estimates. necessary. Reasonable. Confi Manchester League champion Oilers re- l^lvar's crew batted around in to the Classified Manager, Over 20 years experience. Af ... Semacn* dential, quick arrangements. turning to face the Arms. An ^® flftb. collecting five base Manchester Evening Herald, ter 6 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2976. may ha:m s«nt you togettvsr with a memo listing 643-2711 Alvin Lundy Agency. 627-7071. Evening Oiler win will mark finish to bits. Dennis Joy started the fire- a happy o4l the championship race of works and when two outs fol- the companies you do NOT WES ROBBINS carpentry re lOO Ccmstitutlon Plaza, Hart league winners. However, if lowed, it appeared Lappen was want to see your letter. Your modeling specialist. Additions, ford. Evenings, 233-6870. Herald letter will be destroyed if the Automobiles For Sole 4 Nassiff's can turn the tide, the out of the woods but Mark Pa- advertiser is one you’ve nven- rec rooms, dormera, bullt-tas, MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd 1963 OLDSMOBILE 98, toi kitchens, 649- finale will be Friday night at Panl and Downing singled, fol- tloned. If not It will be han bathrooms, mortgages — interim financ power accessories, four-door Waddell, site of all major lowed by a walk, and then Gar- dled In the usual manner. 3446. ing — expedient and confiden Happy Birtliday sedan. 646-2174. Happy Birthday league activity. "'“o ^od Prlgnano came up tial service, J. D- Real Estate Two defeats and a team is with base hits and it was cur- BRUCE THE GOOSE Speciol Services 15 Assoc. 643-6129. MOM sidelined. In the first meeting bilns for the National Leaguers, Lost and Found 1 FOR SALE — Complete 1971 ----;------Love, Cuda, 340 for parts. 840 high MANCHESTER Welding serv last week between the Oilers How^ever, the Vets showed a Business Opportunity 28 Love, Deb the Web. and Arms, the former prevail- last spark in the sixth, thanks LOST White cat with black performance motor, Schelffer ice com er Durant and West clutch, HD 4-speed Hurst, Middle Turnpike. General ed by a 2-1 count as pitching to three misplays, to tally a sec- spots on head and back, black THRIVING PIZZA shop in the Mary and Juliet 1-2-3. 3.91 shore grip, black high dominated. ond run. C a ^ had the only hit tail, vicinity of Hawthorne St. Welding repairs,, home . owners center of town, well establish- back buckets, am-fm radio, and Batters SpotUghted in Uie frame. Call 649-6480 after 6:80, any ®<*' Kood equipment, good Happy 15th Happy 9th Birthday While moundsmen, on both BAlJJi ’N STRIKES: Collec- time weekends. tinted glass, trunk, hood, quar lesise. (Jail Bill Rood at T.J. ter panel, Ansen wheels, T-4 MICHAEL GIRARD sides, were spotlighted in the tion came to $2S.61, best of the KOOWng “■ OKimg______ra crocket. Realtors, 643-16 77. LINDA first two playoff games, last three games . . . Ken Monroe REWARD offered for finding radial tires, written two-year a Love, and returning girl’s 6-:^ed GUTTERS and roofs repaired elates, 289-8666. night the batters took over, at called the pitches and with Ed gurarantee on all parts. (Jail Dad, Mom, least those wearing the colors MoKeever was working his Columbia hot pink bike. Call Sullivan Avenue Cltgo, 644- and replaced. Excellent work- MANCHESTER _ Restaurant Love, 649-0808. 8927. manship. Reasonable prices. Busy Main St. location. Priced H. B. R. B. J. Renee and James of Nassiff’s. The Arms collect- third straight playoff. Monroe F ree estimates. 646-1899. ed a dozen base hits, all sin- i® the dean of the volunteer um- (S) IW2 b, NEA, l»c. In the low 30s. Figures avail U » T — GRAY Poodle, fe- 1971 SUPER X BeeUe, auto- able. FliUy equipped. Owner gles, with Pete Garman rapping pires in the local system . . . male, Vicinity West IiDddle matic, excellent condition, yi,- BIDWELL Home Improvement Happy Anniversary Keep Happy - out three in as many official Aluminum bats are used by "Sorry fo /lave beaten you again, dear. Can I help it H Co. Expert installation at alu has other Interests. For de l ^ e . ^Call 649-2091 evenings. 860. Phone 872-4033 after 6 tails call Joe Lombardo, Bel ERMADINE trips. Marks Downing, the most many Little Leaguers . . . Rules I'm another Chris Evert?" minum siding, gutters and Keep Smiling consistent hitter in the Arms’ will not allow a pitcher to work LOST — Gray male cat wear- ______trims. Roofing installation and fiore Agency, 847-1418. You’re Wonderful! two starts, contributed a pair ®ny part of two playoff games Ing red coUar, vicinity Autumn 1966 MAROON Corvette, 827. repairs. 649-6495, 876-9109. MANCHEiSTER —going tavern. with a Herald as did the hard-hitting Gliha. 1" a row . . . Army & Navy has Love, st. Answers to Bad Boy 649- best offer. Call after 6 p.m., Call for details, owner wants The first four batters in the aot one but two lefthanded third Freddy Happy Ad 2109. 643-2964. Roofing and fast sale. Frechette & Martin Nassiff batting order collected basemen, Brian Fairweather 13 Auto Busineu Servleet Realtors. 647-9993. two-thirds of their club’s hits, and Bob Joyner . . . Weather 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, good run Chimneys 16-A RopairiHg - Pohitlug CEILING and ceramic tUe spe Help Vyontod-Femolc 35 Help Wonted-Mole 36 Garman drove in three runs was cool and overceist at the Personob ning condition, good tires. ROOFING cialist, one ceiling or all, re Speci^iz^ r^ S^hoois and Classes 33 and Tommy Prlgnano and Rob start of play but by the third ',’C: Needs minor repairs. 8800. pairing roofs of all kinds, new (Herald photo by Bucelvlclus) RIDE WANTEiD to Silas Deane paired, replaced. Rooms re- Pllver each recorded a pair of inning the sun broke through Phone 646-8262. loofs, gutter work, chimneys, MUSIC LESSONS, beginning ERRANT THROW— Jeff Diana, Army and Navy first baseman, went high for ^ (Herald photo by Bucelviclua> Highway, Wethersfield, daily A U T O petired, remodeled. Light truck NOTICE! RBIs. • • ■ Tonight the Rookie League BUSY BOY— Pete Garman was a thorn in the side of Anny & Navy as he scor cleaned and repaired. 80 years and elementary guitar, flute and MACHINISTS this throw but it wound up against fence as Rob Pilver reached base safely. from Spruce St., Manchester. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN convert- SERVICE ing. No job too small, special EffecUve Aug. 1st the Man Best with the sUck for the All-Stars will occupy the spot- ed two runs, cracked out three base hits and drove in three Nassiff Arms runs; experience. FVee estimates. trumpet. Music education Vets was Bob Case with a per- light at Waddell Field, 8-6, Calt^ 647-1696.______ible 29,000 miles, radio, like rate. Work done on weekends chester Evening Herald wiU First class only UUUUMUriDHHUraUNHUUHHM new condition. Asking 81|1S0. SPECIAUSTSI and evenings, anytime. 647- OaU Howley, 648-6861. graduate. Lower than standard no longer run Help Wanted feet two for two, plus a walk. NsisUf Arm* (9) • Tune-upe ■ j j M rates. Call after 6 p.m., 742- AB R H E RBI 9232. i^B under separate classifi- Lathe M. Pairani. c 4 2 1 1 0 Automobiles For Sole 4 • Brakes 6904. SEona by sex. AU Help STANDINGS Downing, rf 4 1 2 0 1 • Air Oend. McCcm^lle. rf 0 0 0 0 0 S occer Club Starts Play 1964 (JORVBTTB, 1969 engine DODQE DART GTS, 888, (Complete Auto 'TWO YOUNG marrle)! men will Wanted ads will be listed Bridgeport W. L. Pet. Gliha, p 2 2 2 0 0 Nine Straight Strikeouts 860 h.p., 4:11 rear end, posl- Hurst 4 - speed, posl-tracUon, do small repair jobs and paint- ^*^**11 ^*“®^*’*’* Help W anted—Femole 35 under one classification — Oilers 1 0 1.000 Garman, lb 3 2 3 0 3 Care heating,heating. Bathroom remodeling wwnrew-rwmiww— Prlgnano, 2b 4 0 1 1 2 traction, two tope, side pipes. mileage, very clean, Call ing, also cellar cleaning and No. 86 “Help Wanted.” Hardinge Chucker Nassiff’s 2 1 .667 PONTIAC and repairs. FVee estimates. Pilver, S3 4 1 1 1 2 With Pair of Victories 876-0941. - 648-9909. Ii|^t trucking. Call 046-2692, OFFICE help wanted, typing Overtime schedule, good fringe Army & Navy 0 2 .000 Joy. cf 3 0 1 0 0 In Slow Pitch Softball! (JaU 649-8808. necessary, some bookkeeping Zima. cf 0 0 0 0 0 PARK 646-3726. benefits. Apply In person. Boaer, If 3 1 1 0 0 'Hie Manchester Soccer d u b Hie Junior Soccer League, un '373 Main St., Manoheater experience helpful. Please Nine straight strikeouts in slow pitch softball were NEED CAR? Credit very bad? TrUClcS — TraClOn COUNTER girl, — 6 nights, 6 B. Pagani, If 0 0 0 0 0 began play with the "A” team der the direction of Doug Pear Bankrupt, repossession? Hon 6W-2S81 WUX strip and wax floors for write P.O. Box 264, Coventry. (^rrlere. If 0 0 0 0 0 recorded last night, believe-it-or-not! FYee estimates, plus quality p.m.-l a.m.. Apply Bess Eaton, LEWIS MACHINE CO. Fairweather, 3b 2 0 0 0 0 defeating Coventry twice, 4 - 2 son, has been playing its games est Douglas accepts lowest Half-ton pick up. home or business- Phone John 22 John St., East Hartford Joyner, 3b Author of the masterpiece in the Little Miss Soft- work. 648-6341. 160 Center 8t., Manchester. 0 0 0 0 0 and 6 - 1. at lUihg Field. 'These boys are down, smallest payment, any- Best offer, 160 CSiarter Oak St., Grants, 872-6874 evenings. DF^NTAL Assistant — Experi- ball League was Denise Reavey. Manchester. / Totals 29 9 12 3 "s 'Die "B” team scored a 4 -1 in the age bracket of six to 10 where. Not small loan finance EXPERIENCED students wUl- B O m Heating and Plumbing enced, preferred, 'good knowl- \^a NTED Experienced hair- PART 'TIME, nights, retaU loney with one out in the third She retired the side in order in the first three in G a ra ge edge of typing and office pro- ExceUent salary, Army A Navy (8) victory over West Hartford. years. Any boy wanting to play company plan. Douglas Mo- STTBJEBAKER, half-ton Ing to do odd j<>b6. Palntthg, — Prompt, courteous service. store needs man to assist in frame and the Arms out front AB R H E RBI nings as Cut ’n Curl trounced Manchester Moulding, 'Hie teams work out Monday should contact Pearson by tors, 345 Main. pick-up, 42,000 orlgbial miles, ServiM - Storage 10 cleaning, yard work. Self-In CaU 648-1496. cedure required. Reply Box commission and benefits. CaU security. Hit or AQss, Man 3*1, Lappen put out the fire In Lappen. sa. P 28-1, at Martin Field. brining their parents to niing “V”, Manchester Herald. 62^2872 the frame but was touched for cas^'p^'as ^ through Thursday at Manches CHEVBLLE, 1970, 464, low mechanically like new, new WANTED TO RENT — garage sured. CaU 646-1266. NO JOB too smaU. Immediate chester, 646-4912. Kate Smith’s grand slam homer featured a 35-hit ter High. Anyone Interested in Monday through Wednesday. tires. 8275. 742-8161. one run in the fourth and five Gaffney, lb attack Practice and game usually be mileage, excellent condition. or Storage for classic car. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, sendee <» service calls. BVee GIRL, FRIDAY, for small of- DEMONSTRATORS Earn PART-TIME cashier, for Ted playing should report for prac flee, part-time. Hours flexible. more in the fifth. c** Cut ’n Curl 0 2 14 12 0-28-35-3 gin about 6:16 p.m. CaU 646-6471. 1967 CHEVROLET^ 14’ plat- Phone Woody, 646-8186. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. estimates gladly given on more profits in cash by dem Trudon VW. Hours 4-8, week tice. 'Hie teams will continue to heating or plumbing. Faucets Phene 648-2466 evenings. The Vets moved out to a 1-0 J. Diana, lb form, heavy duty body, like AU concrete repairs, both in onstrating Laurene’s gift a n d days,______8-12______Saturday.^ CaU Mr. win in their first at bats. With if Man. Moulding 0 0 0 0 1 - 1- .3-7 play through August and have m i VOLKSWAGEN (BeeUe) repaired or instaUed. Water new condition, 8476. 742-8161. Motorcyeles-Bieyeles 11 side and outside, railings, NURSES Aides, all shifts. We 1*"®- ®®™ Bayless, at 649-2838. one out, Craig Lebrec walked Coffin, rf several games scheduled Harrelson Qualifies block, sun roof, gas heater, ra pumps worked on. Complete before the school year begins. dio, four new tires, 68,000 FOR YOUR motorcycle Insur landscaping. Reasonably are looking for full-time per- merchandise with only 8160 In on a full count, moved up on a rf GEHBKE WINNER MUIRFTELD, Scotland (AP) heating systems, rec rooms, sales. CaU coUect 491-2100 be- a CARDER In markeUng man- miles, meUculously maintain Trailers - priced. CaU 648-0861.______manent help. Experience help wild pitch and on to third on Brandy. 2b CANTON, Ohio (AP) ~ Fred Any boy between the ages of — Ken Harrelson, former Bos ance call the Crockett Agency. otc. OaU M A M Plumbing & agement can be yours. If you ed, excellent condiUcxi. Origi ful, but not essential. Training fore 6 p.m. Case’s first hit. As Mike Gaff- S. Lebrec, 2b I Sports Slate Gehrke was named winner to 10 and 18 should report to the ton Red Sox slugger who quit Mobile Homes 6 -A Ask for Betty Turner, 648-1677. Heating, 649-2871. think you' have general man nal owner. Best offer. Days Household Services 13-A avaUable for those who qual- ney grounded out to first unas- Totals 23 2 3 0 1 day of the first Pioneer Award high school field. Any boy under baseball to try a pro golfing ca agement ability and are pres 0 12 1 5 X —9 TUESDAY 049-6384, evenings, 649-2062. AVENGER 1971, 22’ self-con 1971 HONDA 460, exceUent con- . —- — . . —----- Ify. Apply In person, Meadows p a r t -TIME cook. Laurel Man slsted, Lebrec tallied. Nassiff’s at the Pro Football Hall of the age of 10 should report reer, is getting a chance to ently employed but dissatis A o 1 AA j aa_ Army & Navy 10 0 0 0 1—2 tained traUer. 82,926. Call 646- dlUon, 8900 or best offer. CaU M m in e r y , (Jcnvalescent Center, 333 Bid- Army & Navy knotted the SB; J. Diana: LOB: Army & Hartford Insurance vs. Mori- to Illing Field. College soccer or, 649-4619. Fame. play in the British Open. 1966 PLYMOUTH Fury, 2-door 876-2468 after 6 p.m. holes, zippers repaired. Win- nMccinalcIna 19 fied, I am willing to take a count in the second on an in- Navy 6. Nasalffs 9: BB: GHha 2. arty’s, 6 Mt. Nebo. 7879. well Street, Manchester. An Gehrke, a former Rams half players home for the Summer "The Hawk," who still is try hardtop, 426 wedge, good con- dow shades made to measure, V chance on you, if you are. C:ase 2. Lappen 3: SO: Gliha 8. WEDNESDAY aU size Venetian bUnds. Keys CUSTOM made ladles dresses, equal opportunity employer. AVON Invites you to start field error, Chris Boser’s single Case 5, Lappen 3: Hits off: C ^ e back who introduced the use of are welcome to work out with ing to earn his PGA card in the ditlcm. 8625. Call after 4 p.m.. 16’ MONITOR Travel traUer, BiXPERT repcdrlng aU makes Flill o f part - time avaUable. 5 for 3 runs in innings: Lappen Windsor vs. Legion 6 Mt. earning extra cash selling our and a passed ball. team symbols cn football hel the teams. Every attempt is United States, qualified for the self - contained, exceUent con- of bicycles Including 8, 6 and made whUe you w ait.Tape re- suits, bridsd gowns and veils, NOW—LADIES! SeU toys CaU 640-4194. rrvu Au XT lAA A 7 for 6 runs in ^8: WP: Gliha 2: Nebo. 6434204. exciting cosmetic fashions for Then cam e the N a ssiff tw o- pB; Diana 2: L: Case. mets, will be honored July 28 at being made to build up soccer Open with 68-70—138, just two dlUon. 81,000. CaU 643-2391. 10-speeds. Manchester Bicycle corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 Also hand set fashion Jewelry. and gifts party plan. Our 26th Summer ’72! Fbr personal ap- m a c h iNB Assembler—Experi- ’THURSDAY . a civic banquet on the eve of in Manchester. Any questions strokes behind the leader, dur- 1964 MERCURY Comet, 6 cyl- Shop. Main St, B49-6221, 649-1188. year. Over 300 items. FI U - 1 pointment call 289-4922. enc© In machine assembly Moriarty’s vs. Vernon Ori the annual Hall of Fame en about the program should be di sn }o auiog 'ainoosui Sunoaj sn Inder, good mechanical con- USED VIKING Convertible tent color catalog. No cash ouUaw. residential. oles, 6 Henry Park. shrinement ceremonies. rected to Gordon Matheny. Ing the weekend. dlUon, 876. Call 646-3318 any trailer, 6 sleeper, 3-burner In 1971 SUZUKI, 'TS 280R, dual CSOMMERCIAL or _ M oving - CaU or write "Santa’s Parties" with some pneumatic back Valley League All-Stars door - outdoor gas stove, gas purpose, red, Uke new, excel time. cleaning, cellers, attics, lawn 91% Avon, Conn., 06001. Phone 1- CLEANING GIRL—part-time, ground required. Should be heater, plus other features. lent c(Hiditlon. Under 1,000 mowing, lawn maintenance, TniCKing «■ SraragO AU 673-3466. Also IxxUdng parties. Laurel Manor 649-4619. able to read prints and pneu Play T onight at W addell 1966 FORD, automatic, V-8, CaU aJfter 6 p.m., 649-6674. mUes, fuU nobby rear tire. above ground pool repairs. MANCHESTER — DeUvery — ______matic diagrams- All fringe radio, heater. Good running Asking 8760. 646-1898. 646-8467. ught trucking and package de- PART-TIME position avalla’ 'e piiXIRETARIBS—Several open benefits paid by company, CAMPER International Metro condiUon. Phone 646-6944, eve livery. Refri^rators, washers with insurance agency. Hours ngs. 60 typing, 90 shorthand. plenty of overtime. Apply at The Valley League All-Stars Bryan Wilhelm, Rich Casavant, van, gas stove, refrigeritor, 1970 ‘TRIUMPH, 600, 8” ex- POWER mowers, hand mowers nings. 1 to 6 p.m. Experience prefer Must have over one year ex Noble A Westbrook, 20 West will take to Waddell Field to David Thibodeau, Ray El- paneled, carpeted, sleeps 4. tended front fork, 'TT-plpes. sharpening and repairing ser- and stove moving specialty. Folding chairs for rent. 649- red. (Jail 646-4662. perience. Fee p€dd. Sedary to brook St. East Hartford, Conn. night as the four-team loop com dridge, Scott Yeomans, 'Tim 1969 DATSUN, 610, 4:speed, 42,- Call 649-2728 or 649-2281. Helment Included, 8926. 649- vice. CaU "Sharpall.” Free 8186. Rita Girl, 99 East (Jenter An equal opportunity em bines talent in the annual clas Toomey, Mark Pathechuck, Bob 000 miles, new clutch, Ures, ----- 4211 after 6. pick-up and deUvery. 648-6306. 0762. RELIABLE babysitter, in my Street, Manchester. 646-3441. ployer. ■ sic. The clubs represented are Cavedon and John Major. excellent condlUon. 81.060. 649- 1962 SHASTA trailer 18', hitch home, for pre-school twins. Included, sleeps 4-6, 8800. CaU ROYAL Enfield 760, Inter- ODD jobs at aU kinds, atUcs the Pirates and Braves going ’The Valley Field League is a 4206. 1966 PoinHng Poporing 21 Must have own transportation, CLERK TYPIST —Girl FYl- development program that pre ceptor, completely redone. and cellars cleaned, trees re- against the Cubs and the 649>-3663 after 6. Vemon area. 646-1284. day; Several openings. 46 Giants’ stars. Game time is pares nine and 10-year-olds for VOLKSWAGEN, 1966, low mUe- Must seU, 8600 or best offer. moved, free estimates. Phone EXPERIENCED teachers offer • MACHINISTS quaUty painting at prices you w.p.m, typing, filing, be able age, black, simroof, radio. listed for 6 o ’clock. the Little League play. 646-6018. ______can afford. FuUy Insured. 648- RECEPTIONIST wanted for to han^e correspondence. ’The Pirates and Braves will At the completion of the reg 8760. Pheme 643-2041. dental specialty In a modem • TOOL MAKERS LOOK ! LJGITT TRUCKING, ceUor and 1609 or 742-8764. Parking. Fee paid. Salary 8100 field Scott Bayles, Phil Duddy, ular season, the Cubs emerged TWO GIRLB’ 26” bicycles, ex downtown Hartford office. $28.51—That was the amount of money collected F86, full plus. Rita Girl, 99 East Center Dan Lima, Dave Gay, Bruce as titleholders with the Pirates 1964 OLDSMOBILE ceUent condlUon. 830 each. attics cleaned, odd jobs, ^ Pleasant surroimcUngs and • MOLD MAKERS at last night’s Little League baseball game at cu— transmls- DELUXE OLD ENGLISH—Car- lawns, trees cut and removed. MAGOWAN, JR. A SONS, St., Manchester, 646-8441. M ajors, David Hidecavage, being runner-up>s. power, automatic Phone 648-1684. benefits avaUable. Must have ______Waddell Field. Joe Paggioli and Skip Mikoleit, 8 lo o rv e iy "g ^ "co n d m o n . Ex- petlng Uiroughout. BeautlfuUy CaU 648-6000. Interior and exterior Top Pay and Benefits. Graham Campbell, Chris John ______painting, paper hanging. Thlr- good typing background. Ex- g i r l FRIDAY—one girl sales league treasurer, counted the paper and silver. ceUent second car. CaU 646- furnished with sklrtliig and son, Jonathan Brown, Gregory Tom Seaver of the New York Business Services 13 WASHING Machine repairs, ty years experience. Pour gen- ceUent opportunity for mature office. Please apply In person, Mets had a 1971 eamed-run av aaae patio. Reduced to; MANCHESTER Jones, James Woodcock and ______810.996 ALL 'TYPEIS of masonry and RCA Whirlpool, Kemnore, orations. Free estimates, fuUy person who enjoys meeting Detrex Chemical, 260 Chapel Kevin ’Theodore. erage of 1.76, best in the Na 1964 BUICK SPECIAL, 4-door Choice of homesltes. repalf work, stone, brick, Maytag. Reasonable rates, hwured. 643-7361, 646-8262. people. CaU 622-9211. Rd. South Windsor, Conn. The opposition will be com tional League, while Vida Blue M o u m e GO. Three All-Star Teams Selected sedan, V-8, automatic, power, block,' flagstone. Also fire Owner of Pike ^ ta^ M h ^ d ^ b C Painting contractors. Fot LEGAL SECRBT^-Y-ExceU- DENTAL Receptionist Mature prised of George Mandeville, of Oakland led the American Dry Cleaning, 336 Adams St. 8100. C3aU 649-8684. NEW 2 BEDROOM places, chimneys, jiatlos, stone the finest in ^interior, exterior, lent typing and- shorthand, Ricky Barnett, Roy Dudzic, League with 1.82. ______kitchen. Matching appliances. die 'TuraiUke, next to Stop person with some business ex walls, stops, sidewalks- 649- wallpapering’ and ceilings. WUl consider girl without legal 649-3148 1967 WHUTB DODGE Polara, Wall-to-wall carpettng. Lovely and »iop , 643-4918. perience needed to fill this po- District Eighjt Toiimament 1604. experience. Three girl office. four-door hardtop, power steer- home. FVee esUmates. FlUly Insured. siUon. Flill-tlme Office located Service—Saws AMBITIOUS (Jollege students, F’ast, dependable service, Hours 9 to 6 p.m. Fee paid. 1]} Manchester. Send resume to Ing, power brakes, automa.tic 86,996 SHARPENING MANAGEMENT Competition Starts Monday transmission. Mlchelln fires. 'Trades welcome. knives, axes, shears, skates, Experienced in painting, win r’nish, roll, spray. Integrity, Salary to 8180 plus. Rita Girl, Dental Receptionist P. O. Box rotary blades. Quick service dow washing, lawn care, gen laUty, sei^ ce. Call day or, 99 East Center Street, Man 648 Manchester, Coimectlcut. TRAINEE In tires, it^ not the GREAT HOUSING BUY—TWO Capitol Equipment Co., 38 eral cleaning. Indoor-outdoor ight. 643-7875. chester, 646-8441. ____ District 8 Uttle League AMERIOiiN ALL-8TARB Phone 646-1664. MATURE Woman-clerk typist *800 per month to start. Posl- BEDB \ \ \ \ , - • y- / A . > ; ' • PAGE FOURTEEN •MANCHESTER EVENING IlERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1972 MANOHiaai jiiK E V B ^ Q HERALD, MANC3HESTER. CONN„ TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1972 H o u sm For Sole ArtielM For Seri* 45 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE ApaiHnMH - FteH - Out ^ Town 72 Haiises Far Sole 72 Out of Tawn M PICNIC TABLES, extra etirdy, ^ ■ ------TM iM iM lt *3 For Rent NEW LISTINGS ~ ** *“ '• MANCHESTER $28,900 75 price for this 6-room home. TENNIS COURTS all bolted. All sites and styles. KEMEMB6R'#WE14-‘ lONG MAU?' USOALLV WELL.THAT^AtLO'/ERGRa^W NOW? f o UR-ROOM duplex, c e n t r ^ b o LTON-MANOHBSTBR Mkrn CLASSIFIED R?)GKLEDGE AREA . . . Neat Ideal for starter with 14x24’ Could be made mi fhi. I.nm VBKNON — 11-room house, TOLLANDf - - $ 2 6 ,^ . Non- From $30., delivered. W. Zlnk- MeANTCUAeSICAl. MUSIC ? ’ locatwl, sulUble for couple line, 3-room apartment, SMond ranch with nice view on this large h a # two family potential er, Windsorvllle Rd., Ellington, with no children. 649-9888 after floor. References required. sTs-osa?. $160 monthly. 643-6988, ADVERTISING e x t r a LAROE Dog house, ROCKVILLE — niree ■ room sturdy. Reasonable. Phone 875- to*2^1. 643M18.“ " VBIWON -U p p e r Bolton Lake. apartment, fully carpeted, all Uy to romp ft play. Jon A home for any pocketbook CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 4179. lY DAM ATO OBINTBR OF TOWN . . . An ______The Ultimate in Apt. Uvlng appliances, Including dish Jennings, 649-6306. 8:30 AM. to 5:00 P.M. oldie but goodie style home In ®^yB-EAMILT five rooms built for fun and relaxation. washer and disposal. $168.76 It’s a short walk to the beach. CONSOLE RECORD player, THE Including heat. Quiet area. 649- the mid twenties . . . six room ^ f®®**’ ®®ntral location------Good colonial with two oar garage. financing available. Interna B& l W There’s 2 bedrooms In this COVENTRY —Secluded wooded maple bed and dresser, child 6636, 643-9608. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ren’s toys, lawn furniture, Vacant and truly Immaculate tional Associates, 647-1300. year 'round 6-room Ranch so hideaway, over two acres, lake 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION Coadi House other household Items. 649- ANDOVRR —3 room furnished . . . three sdiools within two BARROWS and WALLACE Co. don’t cry K It’s gone, 'cause view and privileges. Stone fire Deadline (or Saturday and Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday 20 Oils Street 1607. apartment, country Mttlng, blocks. Give us a dall and atort BROOKFIELD Street —Bight- Realtors — MLS someone might beat your time place, paneling throughout, One of Maneheeterie Flneet utilities furnished, working packing. r ^ Colonial, sunporch. two Manchester Parkade. Manch. at only $19,600. Call your m t a shag carpeting. Ideal for cou Townhouse Apartments GREBN BIANOR AREA . fireplaces, four bedrooms. Im- 649-6306 Realtor, Natalie FUnt, 1-423 ple. Reasonable. Owner, 742- YOUR COOPERATION WILL gentleman preferred. Private HAND BRAIDED wool rug, lOx- Qne of Manchester’s finest maculate. Trees. $29,900. Good------1110 where personal service Is 7068. BE APPRECIATED Luxurious appointments, home. 742-8161. D IA L 643-2711 10, red shading. 649-7770. IxiUdera Is seUlng fals home. Six chlld-Bartiett, Realtors 646- IANCHE8TBR — A beautiful not an afterthought. Burt Flint, throughout, superb location, BOLTON LAKE —Brick cape, 1260 monthly. ANDOVER cottage completely room ranch vrtth attached gar 6066, 669-1744, 643-7887. ’ Garrison Colonial, In a quiet 1-428-8848. Bill Kenymi, 742- WESTINOHOUSE alr-condiUon- furnished, electricity, heated. residential sectlim, near Park- 9691. Joanne Gyure, 228-0003. 3 bedrooms up, large Uvlng er. 26,000 Btu, 1971 model, age that la loaded wKh extras. Continued From Preceding Page JPaul W. Dougan Lease for 10 months. Hebron, bUMMIT STREET — Four-bed- nde Shopping Center, enclosed room, dining room, den, eat-in used two months. Original Real deep private lot, patio, R ea ltor 4-room apartment, immediate tool shed, etc. w m Ckilonlal within walking backyard with stockade fence, '^B N O N —Immaculate 7-room kitchen, rec------room in basement.- price $430, asking 6296. 742- occupancy. Call 228-9115. distance to many schools, 1% good for children, shrubbery in Balsed Ranch, 8 bedrooms, 1% baths, large lot near prl- 7646. 645- 46S6 Help Wonted Mole 34 Help Wonted-Mcde 36 or T. J. CROCKETT, baths, garage, level lot. Excel- front yard; 6 large rooms, gas **®^> P®fi®l®d famUy r<»m vate beach. Owner $88,900. 648 ROCKVILLE — 6 rooms, |160, with fireplace and bar, carpet ITEms from over 300 house 646- 1021 lOTt value at $88,600. T. J. heat, double garage, wall-to- monthly; 3 rooms, |118 month Realtor ed Uvlng room, dining room ------holds, housewares, glassware, Crockett, Realtors, 648-1677. wall carpeting, oak floors, ly; appliances, large yard. and bedrooms, 2-csir garage. ELLING'TON — 6H - room clothing, etc. The Rummage 649-1577 — large paneled rec room Apartments Utilities not included. 872-0359, MANCHESTER —Deluxe Lovely high wooded Jot. Mer Ranch, fireplace, large screen Comer, 90 Birch Street, Man 3*with bar, dishwasher, disposal, ed porch. In-ground swimming 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. WESTMINSTER— Scarborough ...... ‘irtove.‘ "< ^ i” c a w r ^ : ritt Agency, 6431180. chester. Open Tuesday, THREE-ROOM furnished apart pool, treed lot, $20,400. Lip- area, 9 room Garrison Colo Wednesday, Thursday, 10 - 3 ment, heat, hot water, stove, rage ®lty. 1-B64-8096 or 647-1861. man-Chorohes Agency, 643- American Bobby Fischer, left, and Russian Boris Spassky will square o ff in the LYNCH Resor^iopoity nial, 4 bedrooms, air-condition quality coiutniction. p.m., ITiursday evening, 6 to refrl^rator. Apply Marlow's Richard Martin school. Hayes MANCHESTER VERNON AND VICINITY 1889, 872-0671. World Chess Championship in Reykjavik, Iceland, today at 1 p.m. EDT. Fischer, 8:30 p.m. ed family room, paneled den, 867 Main Street. For Rent 67 Agency, 6430131. large rooms, enclosed porch, the challenger, drew black leaving Spassky, the present champion, with white fo m a l dining room, Uvlng $25,500 COLUMBIA — Newer four-bed and first move. (AP Wirephoto Drawing) TAG SALE —Sold home, mov 1HRBB rooms furnished, first COVENTRY LAKE!— Nice cot- room with fireplace, attic-fan, carpeting, fireplace, aluminum room Colonial, formal dining ing into apartment. Call any- floor, utilities. Older adults or tage for rent, sleeps 7, $86 per 2-car garage, low 40s. Princi siding, double garage, near Vern J. V PAGE SIXTEEN' TUESDAY, jtjL Y U , 1972 iHattirl![(Btier lEttratttg McKenzie Takes The Weather I PZC Reviews Vernon Director's Oath Humid tonight with chance of rain, low in the 70s. Thursday, Page 5 cloudy with periods of rain like Proposal For ly, high 76 to 80. Manchester*—A City of Village Charm Apartments School Draws Little Interest VOL. XCI, NO. 240 A public hearing, last nl^t, $7.7 million .will provide for site developinent cost. Powers (FORTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1972 (Classified Advertising on Page 37) The Maiicheater Planning and said the new plan would leave PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS on ordinances asking for ap- 2,870 students. Zoning Commission (PZC) re the present access roads as they Although the new plan calls viewed Stage n plans for a 374- propriatlons totaling $7.9 mil are and it also calls for a dras for a reduction in classroom unlt apartment complex on lion drew far less Interest than tic reduction in the parking ac population. It provides for future about S3 acres of land on the a ball game going, on at the commodations. south side of Spencer St. growth through built-in flexibil One taxpayer questioned how TTie PZC took no action on C rear of the Middle School ities, Powers said. He also ex much the town would be sav the plans last night. The devel where the hearing was held. plained that certain course base ing by eliminating the air-con Sewer Line opment, known as Squire Vil Following the hearing,' at sueas have been built so as to ditioning and carpeting. He rea Running Mates lage, is being planned by the tended by about 36 persons actommodate growth, there has soned that if the town ever de Capitol Region Development other than Town Council and been a minimization of site de cided to go to a 12-month school Oorp., the land acquisition arm Board ot Education members, velopment and the air-condition- year, the air-conditioning would of the Greater Hartford Hous the council voted In favor of ing and carpeting, in the sec be a necessity. Plans H it ing Development Fund. the ortUnamces which ask for ond proposal, have been elim Architect William McHugh The Capitol Region Develop appropriations to expand Rock inated in the new one. Powers admitted that the air-condition ment Corp. bought the land, ville Hlg^ School and Talcott- said the new proposal reflects ing and carpeting were first the wishes of the voters. Stand in Line previously two parcels, about ville School and set Sept. 20 considered, but were eliminated two years ago. for a referendum on both. Also reflecting the wishes of when the public Indicated it con asition The 14.4-acre parcel, formerly No one spoke for or against the voters, the September ref sidered them luxuries or frills. the Bunce property, will sup either ordinance but some of erendum trill be set up to offer He said, “ the board was pretty port 96 apartments containing the liersans attending did faaVe them alternatives. However, vot much mandated to eliminate By OLENN GAMBBR 285 bedrooms. This part of the some questltms to ask about ers will not be able to vote for these thingrs, by the last refer (Herald Reporter) project received Stage I approv the high school. Mayor pro tern one or both of the alternatives endum.” proposals to extend town sewer lines drew con Vietnam McGovern al in May 1969. Stuart Neff t^ n e d the hearing unless they approve the con McHugh said the installation siderable opposition last night, at public hearings con The 18.6-acre west portion, . i’ V . ' - , t . I ■ and then turned it over to Jo struction of the core facility at of air-conditioning would add ’ ducted by the Board of Directors. seph Powers, chairman of the ------formerly the Zelvln tract plan $6.1 mllUon. about $160,000 to the construc proposal to extend sewer Pullout Assured ned for development as Orchard school board vdio outlined the The aMematlves to be offered tion cost and the carpeting, lines to Tolland Tpke.’ was Hill Apartments, has already # new prc^Kjsal and briefed those will Include a pool at $555,000 about $90,000. “ We had no sup heard for a second time last received Stage II approval. It attending on the past history and a gym complex at $1 mil port for either on the last ref night because proposed assess CaUed O f a W in will contain 279 apartments with ot the proposed expansion of lion. The March referendum of erendum,'-’ he said. Powers said Laurel Lake 458 bedrooms. ments against abutting prop the high school. fered only a package deal which by eliminating these two items MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — MIAMI BEACH, Fla. AP) — He explained the board is erty owners had been revised The aparments will range ir 1 voters indicated they were not and offering alternatives, the The Democratic National Con Sen. (3eorge McGovern, as now making plans for double from those originally proposed. from one-bedroom flats for the happy with. board now feels it is presenting Price Cut vention gave Sen. (3eorge sured of the platform he sought sessions for the 1973-74 school It drew continued opposition elderly to two - and three -bed Explaining that the new en the public with a viable building McGovern today the kind of and a first-ballot victory 4 year at the high school and from some of those property room townhouse units, accord rollment figure of 2,375 reflects addition to house the needs of platform he sought, rebuffing a tonight In the Democratic presi ing to William Hirschon, execu noted that although the board By $60,000 owners Involved. Improved scheduling emd effic the high school. personal plea that (Sov. George dential balloting, considered a tive director of the housing cor is willing to go to douWe ses A proposal to extend sanitary iency, Powers sedd the board It was noted that each delay C. Wallace made from his list of potential running mates poration. sions, its phllosoihy la to avoid By GLENN GAMBER sewer lines on a portion of feels It can achieve close to 78 sees an increase in costs. Pow (Herald Reporter) wheelchair for a strikingly dif today. Aides said he still plans The corporation, which is pri them for any extended period Lodge' Dr. and a portion of Bd- per cent efficiency which is ers explained that the original ferent party document. to ask a reluctant Sen. Edward vately endowed, will receive of time. some eig^t per cent better than $10.6 million building would now The asking price for Laurel opposed by aU Reflecting in general the M. Kennedy to join the ticket. federal subsidies to allow An original proposal for ex Lake, 100 acres of land the residents of the area except the average high school. He cost $11.5 million; the $8.6 would views of the man whose nomi Weary delegates had barely rentals to low Income families, pansion of the present 1,250-stu town may buy for landfill, has Another proposal to ex- Eclipse as Seen in New York added that the new design Is now cost $9.3 million and the nation now is assured, the plat 12 hours off after the longest Hirschon said. This multiple-exposure shows stages of the solar dent high school would have based on a reduced student pop new $7.7 million woidd have been reduced from $500,000 to *®"^ sewer lines to the Man- convention session In the his The apartment complex is be Fair’s unisphere. Eclipse, which was seen in totality coat $10.6 million tmd expand to form calls for immediate with eclipse, starting at top left, as seen in New York ulation and does not ignorq the cost $7.1 million 12 months ago. $440,000 U the land is purchased el>ester Packing Oo. on Bldwell drawal from Vietnam, closing tory of either party before ing designed by Lawrence As near the Arctic Circle only, was shot with use of a 3,000 pupil school. This was in one payment. St. was not opposed, but was City Monday afternoon. In foreground is World potential town growth. As ordinance asking for an of tax loopholes, replacing the tonight’s climactic meeting at sociates of Manchester, which double filters. (AP Wirephoto) rejected by the Town Council Powers outlined areas which appropriation of $235,800 for an Director William FltzfJerald, questioned, which McGovern was scheduled had been architect lor the proj before it went to a public hear welfare system with Income SEN. MCGOVERN could be expanded to meet a addition to the TalcottvlUe chairman of the refuse subcom- Atty. Eugene Kelley, repre- grants and recognition of bus to be the first candidate placed ect since it was proposed as two ing. student population of 2,840. School drew no comments from mlttee of the Board of Direc- senting Mr. and Mrs. Roy into nomination and, when the separate projects several years Commuter Service A sectmd plan, turned down at ing as one means of achieving Tentative Approval These Included the core tireas the audience. The amount will tors, reported that new offer Hagedom, maintained that the quality educaton. balloting took place, the party’s ago. The Capitol Region De a referendum last March, would which service the entire student be reimbursed 100 per cent by to, the directors last night and town’s sewer regulations would The delegates stayed in ses nominee. velopment Corp. bought the have cost $8.6 million and pro population such es the cafeteria, the state as the Talcottvllle outlined several alternative be violated if the Tolland Tpke. sion from 7:30 p.m. Tuesday California planned to yield to property after planning had vided for 2,840 pupils. The new science labs and library. School serves 14 area towns and ways in which the town might sewer line were installed by the Connecticut when the states started. 95 Ride Bus Today until 6:26 a.m. today to com Given Subdivision proposal at a maximum cost of Referring to economies in the houses handicapped children. buy the land. assessment method when the Platform were called for nominations so The corporation is seeking to plete their work on the plat 9 This morning’s count of passengers on the Manches- The directors will meet next purpose would be to bring conW form. that Sen. Abraham A. Ribictrff make modifications in Stage n By DOUG BEVINS could nominate the 49-year-old ter-to-Hartford express commuter bus totaled 95, ac week to consider which of these mercial development into town, The convention gave the Ala plans for the west side, which (Herald Reporter) Vernon senator to head cording to the Connecticut Department of Transporta options to pursue and will prol> said his clients would sue bama governor, crippled by a South,^Dakota were approved by the PZC prior the Democratic ticket this No Plans for a 375-lot single-family home subdivision off tion ( D O T ) . ------ably place the matter on their town if the assessment would-be assassin’s bullets, a Planks to the corporatimi’s purchase of vember. Keeney St. received tentative approval by the Manches One of the buses leaving the The buses leave Burr Comers August agenda. method is used on this project, two-minute ovation when he the parcel. The firm Intends to Speculation turned imme ter Planning and Zoning Commission last night. Burr Comers shopping center every ten minutes from 7 to 9 A proposal to purchase the und the suit would be based on was wheeled to the podium. It MIAIm i 'BEACH, Fla. (AP) -- extend a road from the west diately to possible running side to the east side, and to The commission voted unani- T Z ------was ten minutes late into down- a.m., making the run to down Insurance Benefits Extended land over a 16-year period re- alleged conflict with the listened respectfully to his Here, In brief, ore the major , , application was later wlth- The ’Town Council, Monday Jr., is president of the Histor plained that the matter had to mains the same, FitzGerald sewer regulatione. mates after the withdrawal of eliminate a planned swimming mously for approval subject to town Hartford, DOT oHlclals town Hartford in 16 to 20 mln- firm-voiced argument that it decisions made Tuesday night any modifications made by the ‘ ___ , ,__ , .. night, voted to extend insur ical Society. Lyon named Mrs. be referred to the Planning said. Under that arrangement, been requested Sens. Hubert H. Humphrey and pool and tennis court. . , , The commission approved the said, because of a traffic tie-up utes. ’The buses make five stops should appeal to the “ 76 to 80 commission after they have had ,___ 5 , , ance benefits . to 20 salaried, Rita Borden, Mrs. Leonard (Commission \riiich in turn will the town would have to pay ’Ted Trudon, owner of prop- and today by the Democratic Edmund S. Muskle on Tuesday The PZC last night decided to .. . j , slngle-famUy home development on 1-86 in East Hartford. in Hartford: At CMitral Row, Gov. George Wallace of Alabama, confined to a wheelchair by paralysis from per cent of the American r i m o Trt r n a n i a n a . ^ ^ town employes thus equalizing assured McGovern’s nomi await revised plans before tak time to review the plans. Several of the commuter bus- Asylum St. at ’Trumbull St., Lucia and Mrs. Susan Connell make its recommendation to the 166,000 a year for a total price ®Fty on the north side of Tol- people (who) are.against sense National Convention in approv in March. About 43 acres of the of $660,000. . . — . an assassin's bullet and only four days out of the hospital, seeks support from nation. es took alternate routes to avoid Pratt St. at Main St., Pearl the benefits extended to all to represent the society at the council. It was agreed that land Tpke. who plans a 120- less, asinine busing of school ing the party’s 1972 campalg;n ing action either on the west The commission’s quick ac- tract will be donated to the town Democratic National Convention delegates last night for eight planks he has Kennedy waia clearly his top the 1-86 Ue-iip, which was St. at Central Row, and Market town emi^oyes to those of joint meeting. It was suggested Richard Borden, director ot ad Two other options would al- room, $1.6 million Holiday Inn. children," and, in other re- side modifications or the east Uon was made because deadline as open space iand. Water and proposed for the party platform. (Story, Page 20. (AP photo) platform. choice despite repeated state caused by a three-car accident St. at ConsUtution Plaza, union members. the meeting be held within the ministration should send a let In addition, plans for a $1.5 to , spects as well, largely rewrite side Stage n plans. for acUon on the plans is Fri- sewer lines will be installed by (See Page Twelve) ments he is unavailable. near Sunset Hills. „ Tile new plan will require^ next two months. ter, with the petlUtm, to the million shopping center on the draft platform. day, according to Town Planner the developers. A close personal friend.^of The buses exited the highway paying 60 per cent ot the de The East Cemetery is the old Planning Commission, explain land adjacent to Trudon’e have But later it shouted down, —Accepted In general the J. Eric Potter. If the commis- The tract will be developed Kennedy, Sen. J(Hm V. Tunney before the accident scene and pendent’s cost of the health in est of the town cemeteries. It ing the emergency nature of the been announced by Charles one by one, the Wallace propos stands proposed by the likely _ About Town slon had not acted by Friday, under the town’s old subdivision got back on the expressway, between 4 a.^ 6 p m. The situation. . „ of California, told reporters surance program for the 20 contains the graves of four town Schnler Enterprises. als. the plans would have beer, au- regulations, which are less In other action the council presldenUal candidate, George talking with him by phone Manchester Grange fair com bypassing the hundreds of com- salaried employes now en veterans of the BYench and In The line, as now proposed, An even clearer demonstra tomatically approved without stringent than new regulati