PAGE FOURTEEN- MANCHESTERC l ^ EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Sept. 16.1972 The Weather Way I Heard n Police Report MPOA Stand on SAM Cloudy and warm tonight, with By John Gruber lEuPtittm Bpralii a 40 per cent chance of rain, low Obituary Two Youths Page 2 in the mid 60i. Tueaday, fair and. Charged In Disappoints Mayor quite warm. High 85 to M. Samuel Kantrowitz Auto Case Mayor John Thompson, who is aware of program shortcomings MANCHESTER — A City of Village Charm TWeinTY-TWO PAGEjj PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Samuel Kantrowitz, 83, of West Two Manchester youths were a strong backer of the SAM and are in the process of MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1972 VOL. No. 297 Hartford, father of Mrs. Irving L. arrested last night on charges of (Summer Activities in reviewing the experience of the Bayer of Manchester, died yester second-degree larceny when they Manchester) program, said this past two summers. Hopefully, we day at St. Francis Hospital, Hart were apprehended by police on week he has noted "with interest can learn from this expierience." ford. Olcott St. where the two had been and frank disappointment” the Other surviviors are his wife. 2 in an allegedly stolen car. A third opposition to the program by the "It is unfair to the vast majori sons, 2 other daughters, a unidentified youth is still being Manchester Property Owners ty of those Involved to Judge the brother, 12 grandchildren, and 6 sought in connection with the Association (MPOA). program on the basis of unaccep Israel .^ 2 great-grandchildren. incident, police said. The MPOA’s executive board, table action by a few," he wrote. Funeral services will be Sales Tax Cut Arrested were William C. two weeks ago, went on record as "Those of us who have been close tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Weins Dobranski, 17, of 61 Englewood opposed to any allocation of town to the program have been Recalls tein Mortuary, 640 Farmington Dr., and Kevin P. Perzanowski, funds for the program for next favorably impressed with the at Ave.,'Hartford. Burial will be in 16, of 45 Wedgewood Dr. Both summer. SAM has been in ex titude, activity and maturity of Emanuel Synagogue Cemetery, were released on $500 non-surety istence for the past two summers. the youth leadership. In the con • Wethersfield. \ bonds for appearance in Circuit Thompson, in a letter to duct of the SAM program, in- Troops The family suggests that any Held Too Small Court 12 at Manchester Sept. 25. Charles Pillard, president of the volvemeijR by the youth memorial ontributions may be According to police reports, the MPOA, wrote, ”1 would welcome themselves'mas, been kept to a state government would get made to a charity of the donor's SUFFIELD (AP) - The special session was announced two were occupants of a car the opportunity of sitting down minimum. He concluded that, about $19 million in the reve^e- choice. By THE ASSOaATED PRESS General Assembly probably and said they planned to "con stolen from Manchester with your executive board to "While I am aware that there could reduce the state sales sharing bill that is expected to i sider such things as reduction of Oldsmobile, 512 W, Center St., discuss further the continued sup have been some probleins in con Israeli soldiers ended a 32-hour tax more than the one-half per passed by Congress. That wouA taxes” which was reported missing after port of what I consider a good junction with this program, I also search-and-destroy mission cent proposed by Gov. also permit the legislature to "I don’t know why all of a Miss Maude Brigham a break Sept. 8. program." Noting that the MPOA know that programs of interest to against Arab guer^las inside decrease the state taxes on safes Thomas J. Meskill if it could sudden he's trying to one-up COVENTRY - Miss Maude The stolen car, spotted by had backed town funds for SAM thousands of young people have Lebanon and then returned home and capital gains, he said. everybody," Caldwell said. He Ella Brigham, 88, of Mansfield, police on Olcott St. at about 10:30 in the p.ast he added, "We are been successfully conducted.” to begin Yom Kippur, the holiest get the necessary financial Meskill proposed that the 7 per noted that Thursday also was the formerly of Coventry, died p.m. yesterday, was pulled over of Jewish holidays. information. Senate President cent sales tax be dropped back to day Democratic presidential Thursday at Windham Communi and the two occupants jumped Lt. Gen David Elazar, Israel’s Pro Tern Charles T. Alfano 6'/2 per cent starting Dec. 1 and nominee George McGovern ty Memorial Hospital, Williman- out of the car and ran into the chief of staff, said the mission said Sunday. that the tax on capital gains be visited the state. tic. woods, police said. reduced from 6 to 5'2i per cent. GOP Demands Apology ending Sunday night was a com “I anticipate, not even con Meskill is a chief regional Miss Brigham was born in F’olice fired two warning shots That would deprive the state of plete success and his forces sidering the revenue sharing, that figure on the GOP presidential Coventry and had lived in the in the air in an apparent attempt $24 million in revenues, but the In Watergate Affair destroyed 150 guerrilla houses we (the state) will have a $40 campaign. Coventry-Mansfield Depot area to stop the two youths. One of the $5 million not matched by the and bunkers while killing about million to $50 million surplus this The governor announced in the all her Ufe. She was a member of youths, identified as Per revenue-sharing return could be between wage and price in 60 terrorists and taking several fiscal year,” the Suffield sumflTer that he expected the Violet Rebekah Lodge of zanowski, was wrestled to the iFontinued from Page II made up "by continuing economy creases. prisoners. Democrat said. state would realize about a $30 Willimantic. ground by one policeman and in the operation of state govern of how the government should Tel Aviv said three Israelis He claimed the Democrats million surplus from the 1971-72 She is survived by several then taken to police head ■“Most important for every fight inflation. were killed and six wounded, have been trying unsuccessfully ment, he said. fiscal year if the courts permitted cousins. wage earner," Rumsfeld said, "is "I'm sure that when we get the quarters. In Portland, Maine, near the while a Lebanese army com for some time to get certain taxation on 100 per cent of each The funeral will be today at 2 When other police cruisers the fact that, for the first time in information," Alfano said, "we'll end of an ll-day- 17-state cam years, he4ias enjoyed an increase munique claimed the Israelis lost budget figures from the person's capital gain. A ruling, p.m. at the Potter Funeral Home. were sent to the scene to assist in 18 dead on Saturday, theflrst day be able to reduce the sales tax however, directed the state to tax 456 Jackson St., Willimantic. paign trip, the Democratic in real ^ n d a b le weekly ear Republican administration. the search for the second youth, nominee said Nixon's wage-price of the operation. The com even more." only half of the gain and placed in Burial will be in Storrs Cemetery. Dobranski surrendered, police nings." Meskill directed the General The Republican governor's tax controls should be replaced by Shriver, in 'G(wn Bay, Wis., munique also said eight Lebanese doubt MeskilTs proposal of a half said. Assembly to reconvene Tuesday proposal was described by voluntary guidelines backed up also talked aboutY^onomics. He soldiers were kiU€d, 12 wounded per cent reduction in the sales Police said the third uniden and 20 missing. in special session to consider his Democratic legislative leaders as tax. by presidential pressure. told local Democrats that the plan to deal with the threat of bus tified youth, suspected of stealing McGovern’s speech to labor The Israelis said they searched Manchester, Andover action they had been calling for Mrs. Sherwood Humphries wage-price control system should Barry strikes Oct. 1 in Connecticut's six Meskill since then disclosed the car, was not in the car at leaders and his own supporters 16 Arab villages during the opera all along. Mrs. Alice K. Humphries, 55, of be ended “'because trat system is largest cities with indirect state that the state had a $28.7 million Olcott St. last night. Investigation was his first full statement of his tion and air force jets bombed Senate Majority Leader J. 57 Garden St., wife of Sherwood not working to controj anything.' subsidies. surplus but an estimated $15 is continuing. proposals to replace Nixon’s and rocketed eight guerrilla en Edward Caldwell of Bridgeport Humphries, died this morning at million to $20 million in capital- Phase 2, which he has criticized campments and two head On Saturday evening the gover said he and other Democrats met Manchester Memorial Hospital. VERNON Won’ t Run with Meskill just before the gains taxes must be return^. The Ennises Are A Scouting Family for the past year. quarters complexes. Hold Republican Picnics nor announced that Connecticut’s Mrs. Humphries was born Aug. Mark A. Crandall, 20, of 2 Israelis Cfpen The raids were a reprisal for 1, 1917 in New Haven, daughter Herbert Stein, chairman of the Green Rd.. Rockville, was Sept. 14 will probably be observed as "Eagle Scout Day ' Scout badges in special ceremonies at a Troop 27 Court of the killing of 11 Israeli Olympic Atty. David M. Barry said of Mrs. Florence Dunning arrested by Vernon Police yester President’s Council of Ekionomic Major Attack today that he will not be a can him and chatted for awhile. by the Frank Ennis family in the future. Last Thursday night, Honor at St. Mary's Episcopal (Yiurch, proudly display their team members at Munich and The weather was beautiful; the elephants, with dark blue slacks. Knollmeyer of New Haven and day afternoon on a Circuit Court Advisors, told a manufacturers’ didate for the Democratic Others were heard saying, "I Over Lebanon guerrilla raids in recent weeks chicken delicious; and about 300 He conceded that they weren’t the late Fredrick Knollmeyer , 12 warrant charging him with Ennis celebrated the 25th anniversary of receiving his Eagle medals to their parents. The Ennis family lives at 98 Church group in Williamsburg, Va., that nomination for the new Fourth used to live in New Britain, across the Lebanese. border, party workers and supporters en true GOP elephants, since the and had lived in Manchester for third-degree burglary and second- Badge by welcoming his twin sons to the Eagle Scout ranks. St. (Herald photo by Pinto) the policy proposed by McGovern Senatorial District. governor,” or, "I used to work New York Congressman, (Continued from Page 1) which have resulted in killing of joyed themselves at the annual trunks hung down rather than the past 34 years. She was a degree larceny. Jeffrey, right, and Gregory, who were awarded their Eagle is "where we were in 1965 when there,” referring to MeskilTs Nabatiye, the spokesman charged at least three soldiers. Republican barbecue, held Satur being turned up. This is the year member of South United ’ Police said the arrest stemmed inflation was kicked off. Yet, His announcement left the home town. the aircraft hit a guerrilla head "I can assure you we will pur day afternoon at the pavilion in of the new GOP elephant image, M ethodist Church and its from vandalism and thefts at the McGovern is offering this as a Democrats without a declared substitute for a program he says quarters ““which was probably sue and root out the terrorists Wickham Park. he added, in stressing the need National Officials William F. Ryan, Dies Women’s Society of Christian Lottie Fisk Memorial Building in candidate for the position, but S k v ia rk Women’ s Rec Events placed near the refugee camp in wherever they may be,” Prime Above, Sen. Lowell Weicker for Republican teams in the state Both Weicker and Steele Service. Rockville Aug. 29. clearly failed and exploited the Manchester Democratic Town the hope of gaining additional Minister Golda Meir declared in a makes one of three brief talks and nation. arrived shortly after Meskill’s Survivors, besides her husband Crandall was released on a Bay State worker” Chairman Ted Cummings said he NEW YORK (AP) - Rep. Officials said there would be no Ryan's death brought security from bombing” radio speech at the beginning of during the picnic. Other speakers Andover GOP departure. Weicker wound up his and mother, are a son. Thomas F. $2,000 non-surety bond for court (Continued from Page 11 And Donald Rumsfeld, director is confering with the leaders of William F. Ryan, a veteran interim appointment to fill statements of sympathy and grief Announced For Fall Residents in Tel Aviv heard Yom Kippur. were Gov. Thomas Meskill, ex Earlier, Meskill, Weicker, stay by purchasing tickets on a Humphries of Manchester; a appearance at Rockville Oct. 3, of the Cost of Living Council, the seven other towns in the Democratic liberal who was the Ryan’s seat and his replacement from many of his colleagues. Tainted By will be a new Munich tragedy ' warplanes roar overhead, While claiming over-all treme left; and behind Weicker, Odegard, along with Cong. drawing for prizes and designated daughter, Mrs. Eklwin Wright of police said. The Manchester Recreation homemakers club with lectures, defended Nixon economic district and he insisted there first Congressman to vote against as the nominee will be chosen by In Huntington, W. Va., Sen. This referred to the killing of 11 shattering the quiet of the Jewish success, Israel said the unex Richard Rittenband of South Robert Steele and State Rep. the town party the beneficiary if EInfield: two sisters, Mrs. Charles Department has announced its presentations and special events; policies by issuing a statement in would be a candidate by Satur funds for the war in Vietnam, has Democratic district leaders George McGovern, the members of the Israeli Olympic Sabbath. pected resistance from regular Windsor, Republican candidate Mrs. Dorothy Miller attended the his luck proved to be good. Warren of Orange and Mrs. Ray Red Tide fall schedule of adult classes for 1 to 3 p.m., ShirreL a unique way Washington saying the ad day. the day on which, under died of cancer at 50. within the congressional district. Democratic presidential can feam by Palestinian terrorists The spokesman said all the Lebanese army units was the from the First Congressional annual Andover Republican Baa- Between conversations, Steele mond Chambers of North Bran Stanley G. Kasevich, 54, of 27 women to be conducted at the to make beautiful rVigs similiar in ministration has held a balance court order, the parties must Ryan died Sunday night at didate, said Ryan “was one of the last week. planes returned safely after the 8 suongest defense they have put District. At the extreme right, M. Baa-Q. was able to enjoy the picnic ’Throughout his six-term con ford; a niece and several Hammond St., Rockville, was West Side Recreation Center at appearance to hooked or braided, make their selections. Memorial Hospital where he had most courageous and articulate (Continued from Page li Most of the passengers thought up since the 1967 Mideast war. Adler Dobkin, Republican Town “And when my mother called dinner. He was probably most gressional career, Ryan cham nephews. issued a motor vehicle summons 110 Cedar St. Registration will but a new concept using a m. attack. been since July 6. A spokesman voices for peace in the United it was a joke when they saw the "We are not fighting the (Committee chairman, introduced me ’Thomas, I knew she was familiar to those present because pioned causes that cost him in Funeral services will be Mon yesterday afternoon charging him begin Monday. crocheting techniques, heavy He named nine of the Arab Although he has not said he is a said he suffer^ a recurrence of States Congress.” Ipswich. B’or these people alone, trio appear with guns outside the Lebanese army,” an Israeli com local candidates: Atty. Ronald mad.” ’That was Gov. Meskill of his campaign and election two fluence in the House but found day at 1;30 p.m. at the Holmes with improper passing on Rt. 30. Classes will start Oct. 2 with warp, special crochet hooked for villages hit earher as Rmeiche, candidate, David Odegard of throat cancer following an opera Mrs. Abzug said, “He was a control cabin. "Even an air mander told his troops before Jacobs, judge of probate; State. talking to five-year-old Tommy years ago to represent the Second favor with his liberal constituen Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Court date is Oct. 3 at Rockville, he said, the losses could run late registrations being accepted rugmaking with Louise McGrady, Session Ain Ebel, Bint Jbail, Ainata, Manchester, who is the incum tion for a perforated stomach good and courageous man. His between $30,000 and $50,000 a hostess smiled and seemed to they entered Lebanon, according bent state senator within the Sen. David Odegard; Donald Tedford, son of Councilman and Congressional District. cy on Manhattan’s West Side. Burial will be in Blast Cemetery. up to the second week in October. author, lecturer and instructor in Etori, Beit Yaroun Kafra, Had- ulcer. passingls a great loss to the cause think it some sort of a joke. ' Dr (Continued from Page 1) to a diqwtch from newsmen with Genovesi and John Garside, state Mrs. Wlton Tedford of Vernon. Friends may call at the funeral week. The class schedule is as follows: Shirret. dasse, Jamijam and Aitaroun. district, is expected to become His health had been a major In his freshman term in 1961, of peace and social reform;” Torbojorn Broman, one of the the trtrnps. represerita'Hves; and Mrs. Marion The talked with many Return Visits home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. A three-car accident on West Sargent. Friday afternoon Mondays-9:30 to 11:30 a m., BYidays-9:30 to 11:30 am ., It was the second antiguerrilla the'Republican nominee. underlying issue in a hard-fought he began by voicing opposition to Ryan is survived by his widow, pursuing the route of stopgap "Shoot over their heads unless Mercer, Mrs. Mary Fletcher, other children, often referring to Mrs. Miller, who remained The family suggests that any St. near Regan Rd, in Vernon visited a Salem laboratory doing first passengers to be released, beginning oil painting with John Mary Jonson Sewing Studios pre action in a week, and followed primary last June when Ryan was spending for nuclear arms, called the former Priscilla Marbuiy; a biological analysis of shellfish measures. you are shot at. Our enemy is the Barry, who is Manchester’s Mrs. Elsie Swensson, and Walter his own five youngsters in his through most of Saturday’s event, memorial contributions may be yesterday at about 4 p.m. is still recalled. Schoell; 9:30 to 11:30 a m., prin sent an intensive 10-week course the death of two Israeli soldiers challenged by Rep. Bella S. Ab- for the admission of China to the son, William Jr.; three daughters, and announced afterward Dr. "Then we were told to raise "This matter requires long terrorists, not the Lebanese,” the town counsel, said he decided not Irish Jr., justices of the peace. conversations. was familiar to most of those made to the Memorial Fund of under investigation by Vernon ting without a press with Fay in modern sewing and tailoring in a Lebanese border clash zug, whose district was United Nations and spoke against Priscilla, Virginia and Catherine; our hands." he continued. "Only range remedies, not short-Jerm commander said. to seek the nomination because Meskill was dressed informally One man came from a con present because of office hours South United Methodist Oyirch Police. Bicknell would coordinate state Schreiber. a simple way to make for beginners and intermediates Thursday night. eliminated in reapportionment. renewed funding for the House his father and mother, Harriett; stopgap measures, ” said the Nevertheless, seven miles in of the press of municipal duties for the occasion in a long-sleeve, siderable distance just to see that she holds periodically in Police said cars driven by measures to meet the problem. a few passengers did not comply your own notepaper, Christmas with guaranteed results; 10 to Ryan won the election handily. Un-American Activities Com and three brothers; Bernard Jr., The governor set up a cabinet but they quickly changed their mayor. side Lebanon, after passing up and those of his private legal off-white short shirt with an over Meskill but was confined to a Constance Connors of 40 Ralph cards and prints; 1:15 to 2:15 11:30 a m., slimnastics; 1:15 to (See Page 22) Although they were both mittee. Dr. Hewitt and Leonard. minds when the hijackers raised The mayors conference said, one Lebanese army check point practice. all pattern of red and blue wheelchair. ’The governor went to Mrs. Martha W. Dietzel Rd., Manchester, Henry A. Hary committee composed of Human p.m . "Lovlier You ", a makeup 2:15 p.m., writer's workshop; reform Democrats and had been Ryan was bom in Albion, N.Y., Ryan’s body was to lie at the Services Secretary Peter C. Gold- their voices ■ “The explicit objective of these which offered no resistance, ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Martha of Overhill Rd., Ellington, and course with free facials each 1:15 to 2:30 p.m., textile painting close friends for years, Mrs. Ab- the son of Bernard Ryan who was Frank E. Campbell Funeral mark Jr , Environmental .After the initial shock, funds (Meskill’s proposed $3 FALL recoilless rifle fire poured in on “I intend to remain active in Weber Dietzel, 78, of 53 Spring Beverly M. Lee of Southgate week with Mrs, Gerald with Sandy Wilson. zug said she chose to run against for many years the presiding Home tonight and Tuesday. Secretary Charles Foster and pas.sengers said, they got into a million) is maintenance and im the Israelis, who were in ar government, and I hope the day St., widow of Martin P. Dietzel, Apartments. Vernon. Rothmane; 1:15 to 2:15 p.m., Ladies Day basketball and him because of the need for judge of the New York State Religious services were Tbomas Atkins, the secretary of dialogue with the hijackers and provement of town highways, SPECIALS moured cars and tanks. will come when I will be able to died last night at Rockville Minor injuries were reported, crewel embroidery for beginners. volleyball leagues are being “more women in the power Court of Claims. He followed his scheduled Wednesday at Corpus communities and development, the atmosphere calmed down traffic and parking in all 169 ON The Israelis returned the fire seek elective office again,” Barry Uganda Invasion Repulsed General Hospital. police said. Tuesdays—9:30 to 11:30 a m., formed for Monday morning or structure." father into the profession of law. Christ! Roman Catholic Church. to analyze the economic impact There was no calm, however, towns and cities. (They) n e ^ this on the bunker with tank cannons said in a brief statement. Mrs. Dietzel was born'j^March beginning oil painting (orienta afternoon, Wednesday morning DOORS Associated Press of the algae. in Stockholm, where the govern money for this purpose” and Israeli jets strafed it, the southwest of the Ugandan capital Nine government soldiers were 28, 1894 in Germany and had tion Monday, Oct. 2l; 10 to 11:30 and B’riday afternoon. Other arrests made by The governor's office said the ment went into all-night Also in a statement, state Sen. WINDOWS dispatch reported. Uganda announced today it has of Kampala and collected the killed at Mbarara and bodies lived in Rockville most of her a ni . beginning homemaking for Pre-school recreation will be Barry said, "I am deeply Manchester Police included: Department of Public Health emergency session Justice Joseph 1. Lieberman, D-New At least six Lebanese army “more or less repulsed" one of bodies of 25 invaders—three of were "scattered all over,” the life. She and her husband former women who chose homemaking available every day free of charge SIDING gratified to the many people who Maurice Wilson, 35, of 2 Pearl would man telephones during the Minister Lennart Geijer Haven, said the Tuesday session vehicles were damaged or the invasion forces it said at whom were identified as Israelis. spokesman said. ly operated the Hillside Gardens as a career. First class. American for mothers attending classes. CANOPIES have encouraged me to run. In St., charged with disorderly con weekend to an.swer queries from negotiated with the hijackers by is unnecessary since the governor destroyed along one road near tacked from neighboring Tan "The enemy side had heavy He said the Tanzanians were Florists in Rockville. She was a Airline film trip to Hawaii and a Additional information regar fairness to them and to my duct and intoxication in connec the public about what fish are radio from the control tower at already "has the tools at his Beit 'Yahoun, Associated Press zania Sunday with the aim of casualties. As of midnight, our identified from documents on member of the First Evangelical packing demonstration, open to ding classes, tuition, and professional obligations I must tion with a domestic disturbance safe to eat The number in Boston Malmoe's Bulltofta Airport while disposal to deal with the crisis" correspondent Harry Dunphy stopping Ugandan plans to expel troops had more or less repulsed their bodies and some had been Lutheran Church and the the public; 1:15 to 3 a m , study materials will be available at We Now Carry forego any attempt to run for the last night at his home. He was is 727-2686. the entire Cabinet in Stockholm and asked why Meskill was ig reported after a tour of the area. thousands of Asian residents. the enemy from Mbarara,” the active in the Congo in 1965, American Legion Auxiliary. group for those interested in local banks, the library, and Senate this year. ” released on a $100 non-surety Dr Bicknell told^,a B'riday listened in noring the Public Service Tax PRIME Israel did not disclose the Tanzania denied launching an spokesman said. Earlier Ugandan reports had said She is survived by several seeking answers to today's major recreation centers; or by contac bond for court appearance Sept afternoon news conference. "The Fund, “the vehicle specifically number of its troops involved in invasion of its East African He gave no information on white mercenaries were among nieces and nephews. world problems with John ting Bea Sheftel, telephone 643- WINDOWS The new Fourth Senatorial 25. sale and marketing of fresh and set up by the Assembly to deal the operation, but Dunphy said as neighbor but reported that two fighting reported at other areas of the Tanzania-based invaders. Funeral services will be Mon Kimlingen; 115 to 2 :15, 6795 to replace your District consists of a part of William S. Kilgore Jr . 25, of frozen shellfish on the wholesale About Town with the problem of mass tran many as 40 tanks and armored planes, believed to be from Ugan the border between Uganda and day at 1:30 p.m. at the Burke crocheting for beginners. old house windows. Manchester joined with Glaston Uganda claimed on Sunday it 262 E. Middle Tpke.. charged and retail level and in restaurants sit” personnel carriers rolled across da, bombed the town of Bukoba Tanzania, which share the Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St. Wednesdays—9 30 to 10:30 bury, Bolton, Andover, Coventry, had been invaded by Tanzanian early this morning with third- is immediately embargoed Lebanon’s hills at one entry in northern Tanzania today. western shore of Lake Victoria. The Rev. Richard Bertram, Registration for religious a m , B'rench conversation 1 with B'urnishes B'lags Hebron, South Windsor, and East degree burglary and second- All wholesale and retail out point, indicating perhaps 100 A Uganda military spokesman Uganda announced Sunday in troops and that captured Tan pastor of the First Evangelical education classes at St. Bndget Homer Grasseler; 10 45 to 11 45 The Veterans Administra BILL TUm KY Windsor. degree larceny, via a court lets are ordered to remove fresh GREETING CARDS said government troops halted an vading Tanzanians had seized zanians reported "one of the Lutheran Church, will officiate. Church will be held today and a m , French conversation 2 with tion provides the flag used FOR ALL OCCASIONS (See Page 22) warrant Police said the charges and frozen shellfish from display CALL 649-9095 enemy force at Mbarara 160 miles three Ugandan towns. (See Page 22) Burial will be in Grove Hill tomorrow in the school cafeteria Homer Grasseler. 9:30 to 11 30 at burial services for honor See Our Larje Display stem from the alleged theft of a cases and prohibit sale of same Free Estimates Cemetery. after all Masses. a m . handbuilding Pottery for ably discharged veterans. car from Farmington recently. unfit further notice Restaurants E-Z Terms There are no calling hours. beginners. 1:15 to 2:15 pm , Th(' flag is given to the serv ARTHUR DRUG Kilgore is being held on $1,000 are ordered to remove im iceman’s family following bond for court appearance Mon Sunset Council. Degree of leaded glass workshop; 1:15 to 3 mediately all shellfish from their f’oeahontas. will meet Monday at p m , book discussion group, 1 15 the burial services. day. menus " 8 p.m at the Zipser Club to 2 30 p m . slimnastics. Mrs. Katherine Barnum Jeffrey 1). Brissette, 17. of 127A Dr Bicknell said clams, Main St., charged with failure to Thursdays—9 .30 to 11 30 a m , Mrs. Katherine Hoff Barnum, quahogs, mussels and cape The Grace Group of Center oil painting for intermediates Nixon Campaigns for Patriots 80, of IID Thompson Rd.. widow drive right in connection with an scallops were included in the Congregational Church will meet incident at Main and Hilliard Sts. (orientation Monday, Oct 2); of Henry J. Barnum, died yester embargo He added, however, Monday at 6 30 p m for a potluck 9 30 to 11 30 a m . Christmas upcoming election, but he did not Sept 12. Court date Sept. 25. The Democratic candidate for Picnic at Parsippany, N.J , Sun day at Manchester Memorial that lobsters, crabs, deep sea supper in the Federation Room (■rails with a different project By R. GREGORY NOKES say which seven. Lee E. Wilkins, 42, of 33 Turn- president said Nixon has allowed day that they "never had it so Hospital. scallops and deep and shallow The program is "Summer each week, 115 to 2:30 a m . Associated Press Writer Wilson suggested that some bull Rd.. charged last night with mine owners and loggers to bad.” Mrs. Barnum was born July 16, water fin fish were considered Reminiscences " Vacation slides Univertsity of Connecticut Exten- B o lt o n "Sen. McGovern and 1 are not conservative Democrats who failure to obey traffic control safe and were not affected President Nixon has made a damage the countryside, and he 1892 in Ewing,.j^N.J., and had will be shown s 1 o n Service presents a interested in what’s wrong with have been losing primary elec lived in Hartford for 30 years signal at Adams St and New He said oysters were not in bid for votes of Italian- called for a virtual end to strip tions as Democrats rhay wish to State Rd. Court date is Oct. 2. Americans, praising them for mining and for restrictions on Nixon but what’s right with our before coming to Manchester 14 eluded because those marketed in program," Shriver said, "We join the Republicans. ‘We could Mark F. Matheny, 20, of 36 Massachusetts come from areas their patriotism, while Sen. clear-cut logging in national years ago. She was employed as a LEGAL NOTICE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. believe America is the greatest offer them job security. We could Brookfield St., charged last night where there is no presence of the George McGovern looked for forests. registrar of nurses at the Nurses T O W N O F ANDOVER country in the world and we promise them some sort of lateral Registry of Hartford before her with operating a motor vehicle toxic algae Presents support among West Virginia coal McGovern also urged a $10 transfer so that they wouldn't with unsafe tires on Broad St PUBLIC HEARING OF THE miners today. million research program to intend to keep it that way." retirement. She was a member of But Shriver had difficulty being lose all their senihrity .. ." Court date is Sept. 25. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Nixon made a surprise promote mine safety and a Elmanuel Congregational Church In addition to banning sales in Nixon campaign director Clark The Zoning Board of Appeals of Andover. Connecticut, will hold a CARNIVAL and BARVARIAN appearance at the 12th annual review of all previously denied heard as the wire to the public of Hartford. stores and restaurants. Dr MacGregor said first reports public hearing on Wednesday, September 20, 1972 at 8 ()0 P.M in the Italian Fall Festival at claims for federal aid for vicDms address system was cut twice. A Survivors are a son, BYank Hoff Bicknell urged residents not to battery on his helicopter al.so from a nationwide canvass of Town Office Building to hear the following appeals asking relief from Mitchellville, Md.. Sunday. His of black lung disease. of Goshen, Vt,; a daughter, Mrs. eat fresh shellfish "Cooking is voters by Republican volunteers Die Zoning Laws of the Town of Andover. daughter, Tricia Cox, originally "We must begin now to end the failed to function as he was to Dorothy Ward of Manchester not an effective means of over the week end indicated that POW Pickup .No 96 Norman (Jote. 26 (Jarey Street, Willimanlic Connecticut. was to appear, but the President bloodshed of mine disaster^and depart, and another battery had with whom she made her home. destroying or neutralizing the .BEER FESTIVAL more than 60 per cent support re(|iiesting the following variances in order to construct a seasonal acted as substitute when she the scarring of the soil," het^said. to be found. a brother, James McConnell Jr. poisonous substance, " he .said Nixon. dwelling on Lake Side Drive: couldn’t make it. Democratic vice presidential Rep. Bob Wilson, R-Calif., of Trenton, N.J.; a sister, Mrs, Continued from Page ll Although' human poisoning In a speech at Marshall Univer Nixon drew cheers when he candidate Sargent Shriver chairman of the Republican Mary Marsley of Trenton; three from the algae is not nece.s.sarily Reifiiired Re(|uesled sity in Huntington, W.Va., Sun transfer (K'curs during bombing Item Thursday - Friday - Saturday praised the patriotism, hard work became the latest of the can Congressional Committee, grandchildren, and four great fatal, he .said, “ This is a real. 30.000 sq II ll.400 s(| It day night, McGovern received his Lot Size ■ and spirit of Italian-Americans. didates for national office to an predicted that Republicans can grandchildren. raids. honest-to-(Jod danger to people ' 60 ft .57 It September 14,15,16 biggest applause when he Front Yard He also toured a nearby nursing nounce his net worth. He put the take control of Congress if Presi F^ineral services will be Mon “I feel that, if we made the Dr Nicholas J. B’iumara, direc 75 ft ,55 II denounced the Vietnam war. He same gesture for the Russian Back 5'ard home and said elderly Americans figure Sunday at "about dent Nixon receives 80 per cent of day at 11 a.m. at Holmes F’uneral tor of the department's com Subsurface Holding Tank attacked the Nixon record on leader, we could do no less for Sewage System should get "the respect they $100,000, ” which is less than the the popular vote in November, Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be municable diseases section, drug abuse, saying the number of three American boys wbo have 106 Richard Rd. Friday 6 P.M. to Midnight deserve.” amounts reported by the other Wilson said Republicans in Greenwood Cemetery, Tren agreed that while human No 97 Frank .1 & Josephine W Seliallei heroin addicts has doubled in the sacrificed so much,” Mrs. In Logan, W.Va., McGovern candidates, but presumably does calculate a 55 per cent Nixon ton, N.J. poLsoning could be serious, it was Rocky Hill. Conneetieiit, requesting the lollowing vai ianci-s in order to Saturday 1 P.M. to Midnight United States since the President Gartley said in her request to charged in a prepared speech that not include the personal wealth victory could give them control of Friends may call at the funeral not likely to be fatal. conslruel a year-round dwelling on Lake Road took office. Nixon. She referred to Nixon’s the Nixon administration’s en of his wife. Biunice Kennedy the Senate, where the GOP needs home tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 Dr Bicknell said the Item RequHa'd Re<|uested With respect to allegations that halting the bijmbing in the Hanoi forcement of the 1969 Mine Safe Shriver. a net gain of five iseats to ac to 9 p.m. department’s embargo would be Lot Sij-e 40.000 sg ft “23,510 sq II big grain dealers were given an area in June while Soviet Presi ty Act "has bordered on gross Previously reported assets of complish this. They would need kept "as short as possible." but it Lot Widlli “200 11 b*** b advantage in the massive sale of dent Nikolai V. lAjdgorny visited R O U T E 6&44 negligence.” the other candidates were a net 41 seats to control the House. would not be lifted "until it s wheat to Russia, McGovern said the North Vietnamese capital. At tills liearmg interested jicrsons may apjiciir and be luMrd .ind He earlier demanded that Nix worth of $765,118 for President Sen. Peter H. Dominick, Colo., absolutely safe. " BOLTON NOTCH , in a telegram to Nixon: “The In Memoriam Mrs. Gartley and Olga Charles, wiilleii (Dmmunicalions received Said appeals are on llle ;ind rnay be on suspend Secretary of Nixon, $271,600 for Sen. appearing with Wilson on the The commissioner said the red evidence already in the record on Mexicans celebrate In sad and loving meiiior> ol our dear the wife of Navy Lt. (j.g.) Norris seen III the olliee ol the Town Clerk Agriculture Earl L. Butz pending McGovern, and $198,250 for Vice NBC program "Meet the Press”, mother. Cecilia Albo who passed away tide is fairly common in B'lorida (Next to Piano's Restaurant) the Russian grain deal suggests diaries, also due (or release, are Haled 111 .Andover. Connectieiil. this 9th day ol Se|)tember. 1972 an Investigation of allegations President Spiro Agnew and his said Republicans have a realistic September 17. 1970 and along the coast of the Cana that it would be wise to suspend Thousands of Mexicans gathered Friday at midnight in front of me m ^n palara to JJJJ *5? among the Americans who ZO.NING BOARD OF APPEALS that big grain corporations were wife. chance of winning 7 of the 14 Deep in our hearts her memory is kepi dian Maritime provincfs He said traditional cry of independence with president Louis Echeverria. Photo shows Mexico! arrived in Hanoi today. Andover, (Jrnneetieul given an advantage In the grain Shriver told listeners at the Senate seats now held by (See I’agc 22) We los ed her too dearly to ever lorget he conferred with t.’anadian of % Metropolitan cathedral as Mexicans watched fireworks. (AP photo) The two women are being es Marvin (iraboff. Chairman sale to the Soviet Union. annual Essex County Sheriff’s DenuKTUts that are at stake In the ficials early B’riday before Sadly missod. corted by four American activists Albert Richey, .Seerel;iry Mr. and Mrs K Zanlun^n deciding on the shellfish ban opposed to the war MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 18,1972- PAGE THREE PAGE TWO— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 18,1972 Save Case Mt. Baptist Women Premium Rqtes Reduced Driver Cleared Of Blame Tine Sebeaale Open Season l/.iV. Cauc^iTV Tonight I Sheinwold on Bridge For Crime Insurance Speaker's Topic For Child^s Death I See Siturday’i TV Herald foil iComplete | result of 40 yean of practice and “T H E W A Y LEARN SURE METHOD To itlmulate an awareneu of Federal Crime Insurance If they Joseph P. Lawler of 202 Irving L. Aronson, Hartford to the ruling, ran In front of the State Theater — "Salsbeg Joseph P. Lawler, chairman of study. Those four words are the To Sound TO SETTLE ARGUMENT the availability of Federal Qime new It existed." Autumn St., chairman of the local County coroner, today issued his Wilcox car and Wilcox was unable Connection," 7:30-9:20 the Save Case Mt. Committee and best way to end a discussion and to stop In time to avoid hitting S;M (li) Jim aad Tammy By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Insurance and a reduction of He went on to ask all state Committee to Save Case Moun finding that the death of Jeffrey Burnside Theater — “The president of the Manchester I HEARD IT” get the game started again. him dM|dte a heavy braking ef Knowing how to bid and play premium rates, the Connecticut commissioners to let potential tain, will be the featured speaker Mottram, 5, of 31 Dougherty St., Man," 8:00 Jaycees, will give an Illustrated (24) Mtster Rogera When the game ends, you can T uesday will not make you a bridge ex insurance commissioner has purchasers know the insurance is for Lecturer’s Night at Campbell Dec. 6, 1971, “did not occur as a fort. The injured boy was taken U.A. Theater East — talk on “The Case Mt. Story" at <39) Hogaa’t Heroes tell North he was 100 per cent to Manchester Memorial Hospital by John Gruber ‘ pert. When your opponents get forwarded copies of a letter from available, how to purchase it, and Council, Knights of Columbus, result of any criminal actions” on “Butterflies Are FYee," 7:20-9:25 the Women’s Society of Com (40) Gomer Pyle correct. Leading the jack for the * UNITED NATIONS, N Y. (AP) into an argument, they may ask George K. Bernstein, federal In the new substantial rate reduc tonight at 8. the part of Robert C. Wilcox, where he died. Jerry Lewis Onema, South munity Baptist Church first 5:30 (22) Hogan’s Heroes first finesse cannot lose but may — Terrorism, big power struggles you to setUe it for them, and you surance administrator for the tion. Federal programs, he Lawler, with slides and various Rockville, driver of the car which Windsor — “The Other,” 7:00 meeting of the season tomorrow (24) Electric Company over Korea and ^ngladesh, and have to know how to do this gain. DeparDnent of Housing and Ur added, should not become ends in exhibits, will explain the history struck the boy near the Stone St. 9:00 at 7 :S0 p.m. at Fellov;rshlp Hall of (30) Beveriy HiiibiUies Daily Question purse-tightening by the United (40) News quckly and firmly. Test yourself ban Development, Washington, themselves nor should they pre of Case Mountain and will detail intersection on Center St. Dec. 3. Qnema I — “Everything You the church. .. Psrtner bids one spsde, snd the The other evening I had occa Charles Ives was also a gim States promise to dominate the on.today's hand. D.., outlining the program. empt business that Is written by the state and federal programs The child was hit by the car at a WESTOWK Always Wanted To Know About 5:55 (3) What’s Happening next pisyer passes. You bold: The event is open to anyone sion to play some music by micky musician, so I suppose 27th U.N. General Assembly that South dealer Manchester, having a popula private industry. The Federal which may enable the toTvn to 11:52 a.m. and Aronson’s Board Sex,” 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:30 0:00 (34-22) News Spades, None: Hearts, J-19-9-6; interested in the topic. George Whitefield Chadwick for Lennie felt a natural affinity convenes Tuesday. Both sides vulnerable tion in exceu of 30,000, la eligible Crime Insurance Program was purchase the land. of Inquiry heard witnesses July 4'i5 HARTFORD RD Qnema D — “The Man, ” 1:30- (18) 120’aockHlgh Diamonds, 8-64-3-2; Clubs, A-6-5- a couple of guests at my house. toward his works and brought Opening Lead — Jack of Hearts under the federal program which enacted by the Congress, The public Is invited to the 31 In Hartford. MANCHESTER 3:15-5:00-7:00-9:00 Mrs. Robert Johns will conduct What to do about pollution also (24) Hodgepodge Lodge 3. They were enthralled and asked them out when nobody else D ^larer took the first trick in is designed to provide business however, (n recognition of the lecture, to be given at the Knights The coroner has ruled Wilcox, Capitol Theater — "Swinging the business session, and Mrs. looms as a controversial issue at (30) To Tell the Truth What do you say? me, "Why don’t we hear any of would. For an example of Ive’s (40) WUd WUd West dummy with the ace of hearts and residential crime insurance fact that many Americans are of Columbus home, 138 Main St. based on the Manchester police Pussycats,” 7:00-9:00 Andrew Gibson and Mrs. Thomas the three-month meeting of Answer: Pass. If you respond his music? He’s so much better gimmickry I might suggest a 6:30 (3) CBS News and led a small spade to finesse coverage to those who cannot unable to obt^n burglary and investigation of the accident and Mansfield Drive’In — "The Spano are in charge of the delegates from 132 member on this 5-point hand, your IFillineYour and so much more American than movement in one of his with the queen. This won, but obtain it from private insurance robbery Insurance from private testimony of witnesses, was Groundstar Conspiracy," 7:35; program. Mrs. Earl Mack will nations. (8) ABC News Charles Ives." symphonies where he has two South still had to lose a trump partner’s next bid may be more sources. companies. If it becomes evident Torqa^o Path Short "operating his car at a normal “Murphy’s War," 9:15; "Joe lead devotions. Mrs. George (22-30) NBC News I suppose it was a matter of brass bands playing two different Polish Deputy Foreign trick to East. South also had to spades and you will be even that the federal program is un St. Louis -— On the average, speed, was not under the in PRESCRIPTIONS Kidd," 10:45 Smith will provide a floral (24)Evenlng at Pops timing. Chad was bom 20 years tunes simultaneously, in two Minister Stanislaw Trepczynski, 6:55 (40) News lose two clubs, but could ruff his unhappier. The best way to stay Bernstein Is urging mayors In necessary, we shall so report to tornadoes sweep a path only a fluence : had his car under proper Meadows Drive-In ■— arrangement. Refreshments will earlier than Ives (1854 for one different keys. 48, unopposed candidate from last club in dummy and therefore out of trouble with a bad hand eligible towns to make the public the Congress, but we cannot quarter of a mile wide and sel control; and did nothing which Is Our “Blacula,” 7:45; "Dr. Jekyll and be served. 7:00 (3) Movie 1874 for the other) and he died Eastern Europe, will be elected made his contract. and a bad fit is to pass at your aware of the crime insurance properly evaluate the program dom travel more than 16 miles. could in any way be construed as Sister Hyde, ” 9:40 Anybody who knows enough ’’Counterpoint’’ (1968). Yet some have ravaged a path earlier too; 1932 against 1954. president for 1972, succeeding Dummy began the hostilities: first opportunity. program; and that, as of Aug. 1, that is still so little knoTvn, Berns gross or criminal negligence." PROFESSION Manchester Drive-In — "Last music to set notes on a page can Charlton Heston, Max more than a mile wide and 300 FILM RATING GUIDE Maybe that doesn’t sound like Foreign Minister Adam Malik of "Why didn’t you lead the jack of the premiums have been virtually tein said. The Mottram child, according Summer," 7:30; "FYiends, ” 9:15 do this sort of thing. Anybody imilian Sche.T. .South dealer miles long. much to you but it was a great Indonesia. spades for the first trump cut in half. In his letter to the Town residents or businesses Blue-Hill Drive-In — "Diary of For Parents and with a good musical education (8) Truth or Consequences Roth sides vulnerable time differential so far as our finesse? It couldn't cost anything. state insurance commissioners of who are interested in finding out a Mad Housewife,” 7:52; "The can separate them in his mind’s Outraged by the Munich killing (18) Dick Van Dyke NORTH Their Children technology was concerned. Chad You'd capture the king and dis states which are eligible, he said, eligibility requirements, rates, ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ear and tell what’s happening. of Israel's Olympic athletes, (22-30) News « J 8 6 .5 Beguiled,” 9:41 cover the bad break. You could "During the first year of the and other pertinent Information barely got into the radio era. Ives But to the average listener it is Secretary-General Kurt (40) ABC News C7 A Q 7 2 East Hartford DRive-In — QCHtlUC AUOlIMCf t easily get back to dummy and crime insurance program, only should contact the town AN AfM AdmiiTtd Lived into the era of the LP just a lot of noise. Waldheim has urged the 7:30(8) Let's Make a Deal 0 Q 10-* canning or freezing? ^ Reopen Wednesday finesse through the ten. Why 6,500 policies were sold In the 10 manager’s office. record and television. Chad at least made up most of assembly to find "measures to (18) Movie ♦ 74 we’re ready with East Windsor: Reopen aren't you willing to score an jurisdictions eligible for the I Actually, Ives (who was bom in his tunes, whereas Ives swiped prevent terrorism and other “The Swordsman " (1947) WEST EAST Wednesday extra 30 points without the program, and two states ac PAAINTAL OUOAKICi Connecticut) owes his present his. And he swiped such mis forms of violence which endanger Larry Parks, Ellen Drew A None 4 K 10 .7 • jars • jar rubbers • u o o m o slightest risk’’ counted for the vast bulk of these Kiddies Find popularity to one man, Leonard erable things, too. "Shall We or take innocent human lives or (22) Hollywood Squares C’ J 10 9 (. 9 K 8 4 .7 • freezer bags •m MnirM Mar Mot •• Answers Question sales. At the same time, however, • lids Sultible For Fr»
c X, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon.. Sept. 18,1972- PAOEaBVPI our amendments wUl reflect the PAGE S IX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 18,1972 Columbia Most do not think the town petition supporting no change in ford. area for more wildlife. in the use of the property lake." suffers from problems of the zoning regulations. Tlw peti If a septic system does not George Peters, referring to a Conversion or alteration' of She added other residents must impreastonsimnreasloas we received at the overdevelopment or overcrow-' tion was presented to the ^ n - function properly, the owner can section concerning seasonal seasonal dwellings to year round meet regulations and lakefront hearing." ____ Zoi^ing ding. .ning and Zoning Commission lose the property, according to dwellings which permits oc occupancy would only be per property ovimers should also. Other Editor's Say A show of hands Indicated only (PZC) during the hearing. Sam Pescatello, zoning agent. cupancy between June 1 and mitted on loU which meet zoning “Persons living around the lake ManeheaUr Evaaing HaraM Nov. 1 and no period of more regulations. Bradford explained CofamMa carraapaadaat Vlqgata six persons were In favor of In Dr. Bruce Bradford, PZC chair Dr. Bradford said the £ does not bring boats to the lake and there 7 than 30 days between Nov, 1 and seasonal dwellings were con Carlson, telepkone M N a f creasing lot sizes from Uie pre man, said the increase in lot sizes intend to “wash out” the cottages is gas all over the place.” Proposals . June 1, said, "Who decided how structed with limited septic Getting the sent 40,000 square feet to the would permit more area for open around the lake "but It does not Discussion on the river zone, long a person efn use a cottage? systems. 'The town wishes to pre proposed OO.Olio square feet. space and protect landowners want to have Coventry’s situation cluster design and gas stations Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Several of those who were in from potential septic tank system No one has the right to do this,” vent conversion while an inade did not meet the same resistance Message Debated here,” he said adding the PZC was "way BowUag Balia favor of larger lots «ild later they failures. Speaking for Increased lot quate septic system exists, he as upping the acreage re The majority of Columbia’s A 60,000 square foot require out of line.” ' said. quirements for subdivisions. Bowling balls are genar* P u b lish e d M a n c h e ste r Publishing Co., newspaper by carrier daily before 6 p.m. Meriden Court ot Common felt “intimidated” against sizes, Bruce Hyer, a member of ally made of a hard rubbar residents attending last week's ment already exists In RA I Peters, arguing that lakefront Mrs. Katherine Rajchel said, The PZC will review the com IS Bissell Street, Manchester, Conn. 06040, should telephone the circulation depart Council’s action censuring Mayor speaking because of alleged the Conservation Commission, composition. Balls mada of hearing concerning more snickering from lake property zones. Dr. Bradford said. property owners pay taxes which “Many residents do not live near ments prior to acting on the telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) ment, 647-9946. Abraham G. Grossman for his said Increased acreage would plastic materials can ba stringent zoning regulations did owners, many of whom were in The increased lot requirement are "sky high” for only a three or the lake. The Lake Association amendinents. used, but bowlers cannot uaa conduct of Council meetings is protect wooded areas which (our month period, said such Published every evening except Sundays Member Audit Bureau of Circulation not approve of many of the attendance. is designed primarily (or sub- would become buffer zones does not own the town and there Dr. Bradford said, after the metallic balls. without precedent in the city’s owners should not be restricted is no open space around the and holidays. Entered at the Manchester, Member of The Associated Press history — but then, so is Mayor proposed changes. More than 30 familla signed a dividers, according to Dr. Brad between homes while providing meeting, “We feel positive that Conn., Post Office as Second CHass Mail Grossman. Matter. The Manchester Publishing Co. assumes Citizens who are proud of their city have not known whether to Burl L. Lyons Publisher no financial responsibility for typographical errors appearing in adver- laugh or cry, as during the past Subscription Rates months the mayor has set up a tisenients and other reading matter in The circus at City Hall. Grossman Payable in Advance Manchester Evening Herald. claims he has put Meriden on the One Month |3.2S One Year S39.00 Display advertising closing hours, three map, and so he has — as the Single Copy 15' Six Months $19.50 full days prior to publication. laughing stock of the entire state. ^ Carrier, Weekly 75' Three Months $9.75 Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon Councilman John T. McGuire, prior to day of publication; 12 noon FYiday next in line of authority behind Subscribers who fail to receive their for publication Saturday and Monday. the mayor, delivered the well- deserved rebuke. It is a measure of the Council’s disgust that only three aldermen voted against this public censure. The Game of Politics Of more importance to the conduct of the city’s affairs, however, is the fact that the Gov. Thomas Meskill’s decision to call judgement must be reserved until the aldermen voted overwhelmingly plan has been more fleshed out and to favor the zone change that a special session of the Conecticut .1 !,.•>> «. ^ General Assembly to deal with the perhaps given a trial run. would allow a florist shop in C" , financial crisis involving a state bus The desire for a reduction in the state conjunction with the greenhouses on the Mesite property. It was a company, which claims the need for tax sales tax is doubly attractive this year sound decision, logical in terms dollar subsidies in order to continue since it is an election year and it is all of prior practice and certainly service, opens the door to major but a certainty that Connecticut will be minor enough in nature, and it political issues. allocated federal funds under the probably would have been made Obviously, political considerations Federal Revenue Sharing Act now in anyway if Grossman hadn’t in will be prominent in the deliberations House-Senate Conference Committee. terfered. which begin Tuesday. However, it would be cruel hoax to But in voting so emphatically and overwhelmingly they put the The governor’s desire to maintain a reduce the tax on the eve of election mayor on notice that they are not functioning and reasonably inexpensive only to find that certain economic to be manipulated or threatened means of mass transit for the public is realities which face state government, by City Hall on this and on other important in this day and age when our namely rising costs, increases in matters. They were told, and told hi^ways are already near saturation demands for services, and again growing each other, to vote their con with private cars. population would force re-imposition of sciences as well as the facts, and The need to maintain bus service at the tax cut next year. this, it appears, is what they did. present levels solves only the immediate Just in case the mayor missed The General Assembly, in evaluating the message on the zoning vote, it problem and it is incumbent the state the bus crisis and the sales tax reduction is underlined in McGuire's administration and the General proposal, should consider not the im resolution: "We do feel this Assembly consider the real need for mediate advantages but the long-range resolution is to make clear that expansion of this service in the future as implications of their actions. Mass tran this is a strong Council form of the state grows. The almost 500,000 sit is vital to our economy and our Government with a mayor as its residents added to the state between environment and while a tax reduction head, and that as Council 1960 and 1970 clearly indicate this need. may be politically desirable, we feel the members we do have the right to BeTaken In B y speak on the Council floor The subsidy approach via the means economic stability of state government without calamity from the operations is more important and this of local districts appears to be a chair” workable interim solution to the stability cannot be achieved nor main We hope Grossman takes this problem since mass transit needs do tained if we allow sales tax income to public reprimand seriously; it is a vary from town to town. However, become a political yo-yo. serious matter. There is still time in the remaining months of his term for him to simmer down and try to work democratically Good Thing McGovern^s A Man This is Constitution Week and above is our nation’s Capitol. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara.) and cooperatively with other citizens who want to serve their city well. the Flim-Flam Man A group called Americans in Paris for “Vivre McGovern” and “McGovern Is He may not in the future put McGovern is harnessing tourist power My Bag.” Meriden on the map quite as on behalf of the Democratic candidate Capital Fare often as the city with the circus at "The tourist is the most visible and The Innocent City Hall. But we can do very for president. well without that kind of publici Recently several Manchester area Senior Citizens have been victimizeci by smooth-talking flim mobile American citizen to be found,” By Andrew Tully The organization, composed of ty. — (Meriden Morning Record) flam artists who have presenteci themselves as bank examiners, F.B.I. or Treasury Men. In an says Eugenia Wilds, cochairmam of the Americana living in France, hopes to B ystan der effort to cooperate with what they thought was a legal authority, these people have placed them group. "Very few tourists bring autos enroll as roving emissaries for George The Cultural State of Children with them, but they all carry suitcases, By A rthiir Hoppe Rise in selves in the position of being bilked out of their money. MctJovern many of the one million faculties are not striking for a 50 briefcases and flight bags. And George WASHINGTON - In the daily Americans who will visit France this struggle to understand United per cent salary increase plus a Gas Prices McGovern will be riding right along States foreign policy, a columnist two-hour working day. Drop a St. George And The Dragon In an effort to protect you, we would like you to remember a few simple precautions to take year. It is amazing that more of the with the voter.” is required to do a certain quotation from Shakespeare or The heart of the drive, a variation of Dickens picked up as a high thousands of valley motorists did when you are approached by a strange man or woman who seems friendly, but whose main amount of ideological head- Once upon a time, there was a through The Evil Swamp. Some school freshman in the bad old not rise up in wrath recently the traditional bumper sticker cam It’s a clever idea, and a good thing knocking with members of shining knight named St. George advisors said this way, some that days, and most of today’s when the price of gasoline took a purpose in addressing you is to steal your money: Washington's diplomatic colony, who vowed to slay The Dragon paign, is the distribution at such popular that Senator McGovern is a man. teenagers will freeze into a blank way. Being a nice guy and not sharp jump. Increases of several and it can be reliably reported The Dragon's name was Dick. stare and switch the conversation wishing to hurt anyone's feelings, cents a gallon were common — a tourist meccas as Orly Airport and the Imagine the howls from the women’s that foreign grownups continue At first. The People just to the lighting effects in the latest St. George went both ways at very considerable additional cost to deplore what they call the laughed. No one had ever heard Eliffel Tower of luggage stickers and libbers if a lady candidate for president, X-rated movie. once Which caused him to keep on a percentage basis. cultural slate of American of St. George. Besides, lots of lapel buttons bearing slogans Folks keep yapping that falling off his horse. Most Valley residents probably which no doubt there will someday be, children. famous old knights were vying teenagers have to have something And every time he tried to thought that, under price controls proclaiming “J’aime McGovern," were to be called anybody’s “bag. ” It is the contention of my like all get out to take on The 1. If you receive a 'phone call from someone who says he holds a 3. Should a stranger approach you as you are entering your bank, foreign acquaintances that to do at night. I’ll buy that, if darner back in the saddle, the the cost of gasoline would remain Dragon. Sootheasayers would gather about constant. Yet it did not. report this incident immediately to a bank officer or bank American parents are derelict in reluctantly, because we have to But St. George had a magic position of authority, asking you to reveal the amount of your live with them and besides we around to clobber him with their Valley service stations were not their duties because they fail to sword named,"Decency." And a have grown to love them. Still, I poles And when he nicely asked at fault. They merely passed on to bank deposits to him, be sure to get his name and then check employee. guide their sprouts into cultural gleaming shield named, "purity” am cad enough to raise the ques strong friends like 'Phe Old the consumers the additional paths Instead, they complain, And a beautiful white horse tion of why it has become a prime Meanie for help. The Old Meanie costs forced upon them by the big with the Police. the average papa and mama named. ' Old Fash i o ned national obligation to satisfy our said, "Who cares who wins'.’" and gasoline distributors. In fact, hereabouts spend their time fran- Honesty." Moreover, he was a tads. went off to play golf with The some valley garages absorbed that claim to represent an tically seeking a full and very nice guy. 4. Never accept an offer of a ride to your bank from a complete Our Constitution Seeks Advertising Dragon. part of the increase without 2. Under no circumstances, should you ever show your bank book honorable profession should be pleasurable social life for their Yet; despite these handicaps, Ban offspring As a citizen who has not spent And when St George saw he'd passing them on. stranger. Dear editor: willing to pass up the advertising he earned a shot at The Dragon or records to a total stranger. If anyone requests that you do What they mean is that since it all his night-time years examining hurt the rich’s feelings, he said, What happened was the large Sept. 17-23rd is observed as Dear editor: income from pornography. Most by beating all the famous old has become an American tradi Rembrandts or dallying in Chris gosh, he wouldn’t take very much gasoline distributors increased th is ...... Call the Police. Constitution Week under Public In recognizing the new format people would expect the press to knights in honest combat tion that kids must have tian Science reading rooms, I am of their money. And when he saw their prices — actually, although Law No. 915 adopted August 2, and changes at the Manchester refuse ads for clothing made "When I have slain The "something to do " with their yet capable of wondering why he'd hurt the feelings of those not technically. Technically, they 1956. This great document has Evening Herald, Qtizens for De from furs or hides taken from Dragon." cried St George, scads of free time, we are all the pursuits other than those offering who liked wars in the East, he merely stopped granting certain been our guide for government cent Literature request that in endangered species and usually triumphantly waving his magic time arranging dancing wassails, frivPIous pleasure cannot be said. gosh, he only hated wars in rebates, discounts and 5. Beware of any “get rich quick’’ scheme where you are asked by for over 185 years. We must think the interests of decency and acquired by poaching. Similarly, sword, "1 will lake from the rich slumber parties. Coke drinkings found for our children. Has it the West And if the poor chicken allowances about it, read it, have study many are calling for rejection of and give to the poor, end all wars sound morals that the and other assorted teenage really never occurred to the liver choppers needed to charge They claimed to have good a stranger to match his investment dollar for dollar, in order to groups and thank God for the ads for products made by willful forever and ever and cut the price Manchester Evening Herald Bacchanalia, lest our moppets average American adult that more reason for doing so, but the effect wisdom of the men who drafted adopts the policy to refrain from violators of pollution laws. The of chopped chicken liver." obtain a return whicih will “double your money” . Report any such run away to some untidy opium teenagers might read a book on But by now Phe People were was an increase in the cost of the Constitution, definition of pollution might well The People cheered "Verily." advertising movies which are of hell Their charge, renewed an (K'casional evening'.’ Or sew a talking mostly about who looked living, a tendency toward infla attempt as this to the Police. During this time we ask the "R" and 'X" rating. be expanded to include the said some, "maybe he can do it during this month of school seam'.’ Or, perhaps, even help good this year in the National tion and a blow to the motorists' citizens to fly their flags each day. debasing of God-given sex as well After all, who's 'The Dragon ever CDL states the following from openings, is that we try too hard with the dishes? league. pocket books. If ydu don’t own a flag what as the fouling of God-given licked'’ " the national magazine. Christiani to keep the kids entertained These days, girls get married So there was St. George, State Rep. Albert Webber, a better time to acquire one. They ty Today (dated issue of August^i^ittre. As a Dutchman pul it, who never sewed on a button or floundering around in the New Haven Democrat, called the can be purchased inexpensively 11. 1972) as the substance of the Christians should make their American parents seem slid a TV dinner into the family L'nfortunately, The Dragon .Muckenmire. looking for his other day for legislation to Your Police Department and your bank are deeply concerned with your personal safety and with or throu^ a stamp redemption CDL philosphy on this subject views on advertising known to obsessed with the aim of making oven They are unacquainted lived a long way off acro.ss The sword and shield and wondering regulate the price of gasoline, as center. If a flag is tom. dirty or "We think pornography, like the editors of their local their children as popular as possi with the mysteries of scouring a Evil Swamp of Muckenmire where his horse had got to well as of heating fuels. Webber the safety of your money. faded, it should be repaired or much advertising, creates or in newspapers Possibly a paper's ble with their friends kitchen sink or pushing a vacuum /\nd when SI. George issued his l)on t worry, Stirge, ” he said to- is chairman of the general law disposed of flames desires that often are con own editorial stands on por (-^cleaner Boys become fathers challenge "Hola.-^s.there, his faithful squire, managing a committee of the legislature, Where are the flags on .Main trary to God s exphcit revelation. nography and related moral without ever balancing a check Dragon, come out and fight'" — brave smile. ' I m still the same which is studying a proposal to Ordinarily. 1 am left cold by Street? Since Flag Day I've asked Obedience to God’s will is. of issues can be used to urge a book or mowing a lawn or The Dragon merely smiled and nice guy 1 always was” establish a price-control council most of the practiced sneers of this question. There are small course, ultimately an inward reasonable consistency between hammering a nail. Their growing- remained in its lair, issuing press I sincerely. Sire," said the to regulate the cost of fuels. foreigners concerning the round holes in the concrete in matter Moreover, sexual sms are the editorial and business sides of up process .seems to consist most releases implying St. George was squire, "hope not ” Such a council may or may not front of some of the stores on not the only ones that matter We the same enterprise." American quality of life because 1 ly of watching TV. ear-splitting some kind of hare-brained nut be needed. What is clearly suspect that if parents in, Main Street so that flags can be don’t urge that ads for fine It IS pointed out that ap jam sessions over the talking with capped teeth. Moral: If you're nice, pat needed is federal action to cut England or France, were as rich flown, indicating that at one time clothes or cars or food be for proximately 35 newspapers in the machine, careening about in the So there was nothing for it St yourself on the head. If you'd slay through the technicalities and We are here to help youl as their C S cousins their kids there must have been flags. Are bidden or even voluntarily country are not accepting ads family car, and wolfing George would have to cross The a dragon, rub your stomach in force the price of gasoline down probably would be just as the flags worn out or in some refused because they encourage for "X" and unrated films. Your cheeseburgers and pizzas. Evil Swamp of .Muckenmire. But anticipation. What's really tough to former levels'. — Ansonia spoiled But my diplomatic storeroom forgotten? I wish covering and excessive self- paper's cooperation would be I fear we deserve the op first, he needed a Squire. is trying to do both at the same Evening Sentinel Chief James M. Reardon, someone who remembers when indulgence But without most appreciated. sources do have a point. probrium of our foreign guests. Being a nice guy and not wishing time. there were flags on Main Street minimizing the senousness of 1 mean. goixJ night nurse, a We have abjectly surrendered to to hurt anyone's feelings, he Awaiting your reply, I remain Manchester Police Department would answer my question then these matenalisUc sins in the txxly can wade through a sea of the teenager's frenetic urge to asked just about everybody to Herald SifK-erely; perhaps we could so something sight of God, we do suggest that American teenagers without fin "do something." Taking that lake the job. But oddly enough, 7/J7OiRAFFITI I MS, f., Rev, J Grant Swank. Jr Yesterdays about it. advertisements for pornographic ding one who so much as cracked road, we have left the child with nobody seemed to want it — Coordinator, CDL a book during the long summer It looks so nice to enter a town movies and books be treated no time to think an original except for Sergeant Shriven, who 10 Yeurs Ago or dty on a holiday and see the separately and be voluntarily vacation Even during the school thought or discover Trollope or had nothing to lose, being un flags on the Main streets. I think refused by our nation s press, year, you can count on the fingers even to sit quietly, alone, and do employed at that lime. Wally Fortin retires as local HARTFORD NATIONAL BANK & TRUST COMPANY of one hand those American CONNECTICUT BANK* & TRUST COMPANY especially of Hartford and "While the goods and services absolutely nothing. Next, he needed directions American l^egion baseball coach. Current Quote parents who suggest reading as a Boston. Lds give Manchester a offered in other ack can serve Robert Magnano, 15-year-old time-killer holiday atmosphere as it really legitimate needs and offer sophomore, heads junior GOP MANCHESTER SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION MANCHESTER STATE BANK Today’s Thought unit. takes so little effort among so wholesome pleasures, we see no I am only thinking riut loud " It IS also true that too many Rev. Laurence J, Vincent, many. comparable redeeming values in Cliairrnan Wilbur D .Mills of L' S children, if not a majority, Renewal Bishop O. Eugene Slater associate minister at Center Sincerely yours, pomographifc materials. Not only ilKr House Ways and .Means Com know next to nothing about the "Renewal (in the Churches) 4/29/72 Congregational Church fur four Mrs. B e t ^ S. Baker is pornography against the lavf of mittee. in saying he is interested pictures hanging in their art depends not upon structure, but years, accepts post in {kiuthport. Flag Chairman God; even from a humanistic in proposals to establish a gallanes or the relative com Submitted by SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER upon an understanding of who we Conn. “* .^ . Orford Parish Chapter, perspective, it is degrading and gradual^ scale for taxing tfie petence of Lheir symphony are, on acceptance of our Rev, David M, Campbell D.A.R. exploitative. If people want to inireased value of assets that orc+iestras I swear. I don't know relationship to God through Jesus Pastor 25 YoarH Ago 34 Lilac Street debase themselves. God does not those held kmgest wrnild carry United Methodist Church what in tarnation the schixiLs (■lirist, and on obedience to His Dr. Hubert R. Keeney Jr. is Manchester stop them but journalistic media tfie Iw est rate teach thc*se days when their will." in Bolton r,. apiMilnted town’s health officer. A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., Mon., Sept. 18, ll>72- PAGE NINB PAGE E IG H T - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Sept. 18,1972 Girl Scout Newg Leonard- Greene Choma-Margarido Dnplioitc Bridge ^ McCullough-Olmsted Whites tone-Blain Girl Scout Troops in the Results last Friday night in a The Baby Has Southwest Neighborhood ure duplicate bridge game at the ready to sUrt. Mothen are Zipser Qub are as follows: North- needed to volunteer for South; First, Mrs. A. A. Pyka and leadership for the troope, es Joe Toce. Second, Stephen Slitt pecially Brownie troope.. and Mike Agranoff. Third, B een N am ed Registration for Grade 2 Brbw- Kenneth Hickman and Sydeny nies will Uke place at 3 o.m. McKenzie. Tomorrow at Verplanck School Also, East-West; First, Mr. and cafeteria; Wednesday at Mrs. Robert Haar. Second, James Washington School cafeteria; and Polites and William McDougall. O'Connell, Sheryl Anne, daughter of Daniel and Sharon na*,^. Thursday at the Keeney St. Third. Mrs. W. L. Holland and Ed O'Connell, of 169 Dartmouth Rd.. Manchester. She was born Aug, School cafeteria. Girls should be Conway. Overall winners were 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents accompanied by their mothers. Mrs. F^ka and Toce. are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baldwin of Manchester. Junior Troops have been A game, sponsored by the organized and will meet as in Manchester Bridge Club, is Pinder, CrysUl Lee, daughter of Richard and Linda VanBuren dicated: Verplanck School Troop played each Friday at 8 p.m. at Pinder of 33 Maple St. She was born Aug. 22 at Manchester 655, Sept. 28 after school with the clubhouse, 35 Brainard PI. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mrs. Lorraine Mrs. Roger Schuetz, Mrs. Play is open to the public. Next VanBuren of Bradford, Vt. and Etevid VanBuren of Cape May Court Cordinator William Murray, andMrs. Nassiff photo week, there will be a Swiss Team House. N.J. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Irene Goss of Old Edward Ebersold. Washington quaUfying for Knock-out t^m s. Saybrook. Her maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. FYed Jewell of Sister Anne Gabrielle Gagnon School Troop 629, Monday after ISurse Intern Results in an Andover Bridge Bradford. Vt. She has a brother, George, 10: and three sisters, of East Hartford recently school with Mrs. Harold Harmon, Club game Friday night at the Tracy 4, Deborah 3, and Danielle, 1. assumed the position of religious and Troop 670, Friday with Mrs. Miss Pamela L. Hamilton is Andover Congregational Church education coordinator at St. Truman Schlehofer. Trinity Cove participating in the one-year are as follows: First, Mrs. Fran- PeUa III, John Martin, son of John and Michele Bigos Pella Jr. of Bridget Parish. nant Troop 696, Sept. 27 after nurse internship program at The CIS Haines and Bill Radzewicz. 364 Bidwell St. He was bom Aug. 26 at Manchester Memorial This year, she will coordinate school with Mrs. John Higley, Massachusetts General Hospital Second, Mrs, Robert Crawford Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael the religious education program Mrs Robert Hendrickson, and in Boston. It is a special program and Mrs Burton Smyth, Third, Bigos of Litchfield. His paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs for the 845 parish children Mrs. Norman Dey. to develop leadership, and only 16 Mrs, Samuel Pierson and Mrs. John Pella Sr. of 359 Bidwell St. enrolled in elementary grades. Cadette Troop 622 will meet young women were chosen from Suzanne Shorts. TTiis will be done in conjunction Sept. 27 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the nation. Only those having Results in a Manchester Coun Santini, Joseph Alfio, son of Andrew and Janice Glidie Santini. of with a core of lay volunteers. She Zion Evangelical Lutheran 'X)llege degrees were accepted. try Oub duplicate game last 54 Cooper St. He was born Aug. 26 at Manchester Memorial will also conduct in-service Church. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thursday are as follow: First, Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew training for the teachers in the All girls bridged to Juniors and Robert G. Hamilton of 24 Mrs Arthur Pyka and Mrs. Glidie of 47 Branford St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and program and well formulate Cadettes last Spring are invited to f'ummer St., she is a 1968 Warren Holland. Second, Mrs. Mrs Alfio Santini of 12 Fredric Rd , Vernon plans to meet the needs of adults attend any of these meetings. graduate of Manchester High Maury Brown and Mrs. Philip in the parish. Transfers may be made at these School and this year received her Holway. Third, Mrs. Samuel Scorso, Scott Michael, son of Clifford and Sharon A. Willette Sister Anne Gabrielle pursued meetings. As soon as Brownies BS in nursing from the University Pierson and Mrs. Arthur Shorts. Scorso Jr. of 41 Sherwood Qrcle. He was born Aug. 26 at studies in religious education at Troops have been organized, se Fourth, Mrs. Thomas Bugnacki of Connecticut. Manchester Memorial HospiUl. His maternal grandparenU are Mr Catholic University, received an cond and third graders will be At the sophomore convocation, and Mrs. Willard Koropatkin. and Mrs. Robert Willette of 62 Salem Rd His maternal great MA in religious education from notified by their leaders. she received the Tau Pi Upsilon Starting Thursday, the games grandmother is Mrs, Rose Willette of Presque Isle, Maine. He has a Fordham University, and also Those wishing more informa nursing fraternity award. It is will be played at the home of brother, Oifford, 2. holds an MEd in business educa tion may contact Mrs. John given to the UConn student who, Mrs. Maury Brown. 484*Porter tion. Bengston of 20'/t Summer St., by vote of her fellow students in St. Hansen, Amy Elizabeth, a daughter of Fred K. and Sandra Janu She has Uught a number of Southwest Service Unit chair Nanin photo nursing, best exemplifies the Hansen Dowles Rd,, Rockville. She was born Aug. 27 at years at all grade levels, largely in man; or Mrs. Thomas Oppelt, 39 Fries photo Focus photo Fracchia photo aims and goals of a professional Results in a "Y " bridge game Manchester Memorial HospiUl. Her maternal grandparents are Connecticut. Her last assignment Ridgewood St., Brownie Mrs Stephen John Choma nurse. Sept. 11 at the Community Y are Mr and Mrs. Ernest S. Janu of West Hartford. Her paternal was at Elast Catholic High School organizer. Mrs. Clifford Allen Leonard Mrs. Joseph H, McCullough Mrs. Peter B. Whitestone Miss Hamilton was recently as follows: First, Mrs. Mark grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. FYed P. Hansen of RFD 1. Pinney from 1%7 to 1971. She has also St. Bernard's Church in October 2, the couple will live at Susan Joyce Margarido and notified that she passed the state Kovacs and Mrs. Paul Willhide. St., Rockville. Her paternal great-grandparents are Mr and Mrs given courses in catechetical 11,000 Archers Active McClann Dr. and the late Mr. of the bride. Flower girl was Miss Rockville was the scene Saturday Apt. 4, 10 Lewis St., Rockville. Stephen John Choma, both of Pearl Adelaide Olmsted of illusion was attached to a Vivian Jane Blain of Vernon nursing board examination. Second, Mrs. John Boyle and Birger Hanson of West Hartford. She has a sister, Jennifer Lynne, teacher training in the London — On a typical week Amory Knofla of Manchester. of the marriage of Jacqueline Mrs. Leonard is employed at the Manchester, exchanged wedding Choma. Bolton and Joseph Henry matching Juliet cap. She carried and Peter Barrett Whitesone of Mrs. James McLaughlin. Third, Archdiocese of Hartford for the end in England some 11,000 The Rev. Robert J. Burbank of Concord, Mass, were married They wore gowns of chiffon l‘/2. Judy Greene of Rockville and Connecticut Mutual Life In vows Saturday morning at the McCullough of Wellesley, Mass., a colonial bouquet of ivory cym Mrs. Roy Warren and Mrs. A. A. last three years. bowmen take part in archery. the Church of the Assumption Aug. 19 at St. Bridget Church, with' empire waist, sleeveless Clifford Allen Leonard of South surance Co. in Hartford. Mr. Church of the Assumption. were united in marriage Saturday bidium, stephanotis, off-white F'yka. Hamill, Edward Patrick, son of John D. and Dolores Turull performed the double-ring -w^th the collar forming a cape Windsor. The bride is the Leonard is employed as the The bride is a daughter of Mr. at St. M aurice’s Church in miniature carnations and ivy. Manchester. The game is played each Mon Hamill of 15 Server St. He was bom Aug. 28 at Manchester ceremony and was celebrant at The bride is the daughter of like effect, mines at the h m , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar frozen food manager at and Mrs. Manuel S. Margarido of Bolton. Mrs, Alan Doherty of West day from 9 a m. to noon at the ■ ' A Memorial HospiUl. His maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. the nuptial Mass. An arrange Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Blain of 43 and ribbon at waist. They wore, Greene of 38 Spring St., Everybody’s Market in Norfolk, Va. The bridegroom is a The bride is the daughter of Dr. Franklin, N.H., sister of the Community Y. Baby sitting is William Turull of 312 Oakland St. His paternal grandparents are Mr ment of gladioli and pompons Clyde Rd. The bridegroom is the matching picture hats and carried r r W o o l w o n Rockville. The bridegroom is the Manchester. son of Mrs. Anthony Choma of 28 and Mrs. Richard C. Olmsted of bride, was matron of honor. available. and Mrs. Edward P. Hamill of 48 Westminister Rd. He has two son of Mr. and Mrs, Harold floral cascades. The honor atten THc FUN PLACE TO SHOP FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY SOT of Mr. and Mrs. William A. was on the altar. Hebron Rd., BoTton. The Bridesmaids were Miss Margaret sisters, Jeanne, 6'/i, and Coreen, 5, Given in marriage by her Whitestone of Far Echoes Center dant wore purple and the Leonard Sr. of 453 Foster St. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and McCullough of Wellesley, sister Roy-Chittick father, the bride wore a gown of bridesmaids lilac. Rev. William Schneider of St. Mrs. Henry McCullough of of the bridegroom; and Miss Harbor, JY'.fl. Scott, Amy Darlene, daughter of Wayne D. and Anita Burson F o r collectors* items or investment l\ satin accented with Chantilly lace The Rev. William J. Stack of Timothy W. Atkins of W edding Bernard’s Church performed the Wellesley, Mass. Rosemary McCarthy of Ginolfis Wed 25 Years Scott of 35*/^ Walker St. She was bom Aug 28 at Manchester and designed with ruffles at the St: Bridget Church, performed Washington, D.C. was best naan. double-ring ceremony. Miss The Rev. Richard Hite, teacher Needham, Mass. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenU are Mrs Bernice neckline and wrists of the long the double-ring ceremony. The Ushers were Paul Blain and Gwen Pettijean of Rockville was at the Holy Seminary, in They wore Kelly green taffeta Le w is -C o le Mr. and Mrs, Michael Ginolfi Post Office. Mrs. Ginolfi works at Scott of Morristown, N Y. Her paternal grandfather is John Burson tapered sleeves. Her chapel- altar was decorated with white James H. Blain, both of organist and soloist. The church Cromwell, and the Rev. J. Stan dresses with puff sleeves with Elaine Grace Cole of of 74 Thrall Rd., Vernon, Burroughs in Tolland. of Ontario, Canada. UNCIRCUIATEI length veil of silk illusion was lace trim, A-line skirt, ruffled mums, gladioli and purple cor Manchestn and brothers of the was decorated with white and ton Conover of Bolton Manchester and William M. Lewis The couple has one grandchild. arranged from a matching head- nflowers. Mrs. Ralph Maccarone bride; Ronald Trahan of observed their 25th wedding an yellow gladioli. Congregational Church per flounce, velvet empire waist, and II of Hartford, were married Aug. Kimberly. They are com piece, and she carried a cascade was organist and soloist Seekonk, Mass.; and Dean t niversary, Aug. 26, at a party The bride, given in marriage by formed the double-ring service. matching ribbons run through 26 in the garden of the home of given by their children, Miss municants of Sacred Heart bouquet of cymbidium orchids The bride, given in marriage by Brackett of Concord, Mass. An- her father, wore a gown of silk The altar was decorated with their hair. They carried nosegays the bride’s parents. Michelle Ginolfi of Vernon and Church in Rockville. STAR. eAXER* COINSETS and carnations. The bridal gown of assorted colored pompons, car her fath&, wore a white si^ drew Knofla of Manchester was organza and FYench lace trimmed arrangements of pink gladioli and The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Maureen Revet of Storrs. ■By CLAY R. POLLAN- was fashioned by the bride. organza gown trimmed with alen- ring bearer, ios Atm LlIRA with seed pearls and fashioned white pompons, Richard Alton of nations, statice and roses. Mr. and Mrs. Gilmoure N. Cole of Some 60 people attended, in MAX. JM Your Daily ActMly Gtiidm' u> hen y o u Miss Peggy J. Margarido of con lace and seed pearls and A reception was held at the with lace sleeves and cathedral Bolton was organist. Peter Nowak of Needham, 58 Stephen St. The bridegroom is cluding the best man. Donald '> According to tho Start. Manchester, sister of the bride, Mass, was best man. Ushers were fashioned with a mandarin collar, Podunk Mill Restaurant in South To develop message for Tuesday, train. Her veil of silk illusion was The bride, given in marriage by the son of Oliver C. Lewis of Galli of Manchester and the maid Lots of Volcanoes 1^17-22-35-45 4-]a-29-34^ i\ A buy uH O setm\ was maid of honor. She wore a Kenneth Nowak of Needham; bishop sleeves, empire waist, A- Windsor after which the couple |y59-65«-90 reod words corresponding to numbers 148-50-68 ^ arranged from a lace mantilla, her father, wore a gown of ivory Tallahasee, FTa., and Mrs. June of honor, Mrs. Pat Dangona of of your Zodiac birth sign. floor-lengh peach and violet print Howard Hall of Mineola, N.Y.; line skirt with detachable left for Bermuda. For traveling, Lanzarote is a Spanish pos TAURUS SCORPIO and she carried a cascade of silk organza, designed with a Lewis of Milwaukee, Wise. 1 A n 31 If 61 Your f o r o n l y gown. She had a spray of baby’s and Lawrence McCullough of watteau train. Her bouffant veil Mrs. Whitestone wore a blue Westerly, R.I. session which lies 80 miles -■x AX*, zo ocr. 2J white, aqua and yellow feather scoop neckline and teacup The Rev. Barry Downing of The couple was married Aug. off the west coast of Africa, 2 M ointoin 32 To 6 2 Of breath in her hair, and she Wellesley. of silk illusion fell from a lace and dress with white and green Loring photo I M AT 20 3 Loved 33 Keep 6 3 Desire WOK. 21 flowers. sleeves, with imported chantilly accents at the waist, and white Endwell, N.Y., cousin of the 23, 1947 at St. Patrick’s Church, opposite southern Morocco. V 1- 5-lCWl 4 You 34 Information 64 Trip carried a single large peach A reception was held at Piano’s pearl camelot headpiece. She 6 5 Hold 38~47-51-57j Miss Lynn Marie Greene of lace with seed pearls on the bride, performed the double-ring Although the island is only '49-40-73 5 Upsetting 35 Nothir>g colored chrysanthemum with Restaurant in Bolton. The couple carried a cascade of white accessories, and a corsage of Hartford. 6 A 3 6 To 6 6 Now 6 9 -^ -7 8 Rockville, sister of the bride, was bodice and sleeves, empire waist, The engagement of Miss Jean ceremony. Carmen Marino of Mr. Ginolfi is employed as a 13 by 36 miles in size, it has GEMINI 7 New 37 To 67 Ter»dency SAGITTARIUS baby’s breath. will reside at 24 Townhouse Rd., miniature gladioli, shattered car yellow sweetheart roses. They 21 8 Your 38 Hove 66 Motters maid of honor. Bridesmaids were A-line skirt and chapel-length Mae Trudell of Manchester to Byram played the guitar. postal clerk at the Manchester more than 200 volcanoes. Bridesmaids were Miss Susan Allentown, N.H. nations, deep purple baby roses will reside at 33C Mt. Vernon Dr., ^^JUNC 20 9 Popuiority 39 A ll 6 9 Attend l^tricia LeDuc of Rockville, veil. Her three-tiered veil of silk David Lawrence Shefcyk of The bride, given in marriage by lO O o y 4 0 For 70 ConfiderKC OK. 21 F. Choma of Manchester, sister Mrs. McCullough is a graduate and baby’s breath. Vernon. sister of the bridegroom, and Portland, Conn., has been an her father, wore a white pwn, 7-12-20-44 11 Harm ony 41 Be 71 To 4-19-24-40fC« of the bridegroom; Mrs. G. of Newton-Wellesley Hospital Miss Marilyn Hoyt of New Mrs. Whitestone is a teacher in «753.70.80B8 12 Vitality 4 2 Thot 72 Lote 54-44-82-87 V&i Miss Deborah Welch of Malone, the Vernon school system. Mr. nounced by her parents, Mr. and Gibson-style. Her short veil was 13 Give 43 New 73 It Wayne Cartier of Vernon, and School of Nursing. Haven, was maid of honor. CANCER N.Y., cousin of the bride. Junior Mrs. George S. Trudell of 134 S. trimmed in lace and pink and 14 Ortes 44 Interests 74 A CAPRICORN Mrs. Gary Wightman of Moeller of Manchester. The ring Mr, McCullough is employed Bridesmaids were Miss Patricia Whitestone is attending Boston JUHl 21 151s 45 Goirwd 75 Bit OK. bridesmaids were Miss Michele 76 Workir>g Manchester. They wore violet bearer was William Lofstrom of Duval of Westport; Miss Nancy University. Lakewood Circle. lavender ribbons. She carried an JULY 22 16 Are 46 Enhortce by Ryder Corporation in 17 Nothir>g 47 A 77 Distonce JAN. Greene, sister of the bride, and Atkins of Washington, sister of Her fiance is the son of Mr. and old-fashioned bouquet of daisies, 8- 9-15-28^ colored gowns. Their floral head- Andover. Manchester, N.H. in the manage 43-54-42 18 Receive 48 Regarding 78 Show Miss Elizabeth Michaud, both of the bridegroom; Miss Jeanne Roquefort cheese, which Mrs. Anthony Shefcyk of baby carnations and stephanotis. 1^43-:43-74-79-89 19 Propitious 49 You 79 For 30-55-46 VS Includes 1964 sets (the test pieces and bouquets were similar A reception was held at Willie’s ment program. dates back to the 18th cen 20 W ill 50 Fir>orKiQl 80 Concemir>g Rockville. Flower girl was Miss Portland, Miss Joyce Cole of Manchester, LEO AQUARIUS silver coins minted). Also~- 4 to those of the honor attendant. Steak House. For a motor trip to Whitestone of Far Echoes Center 21 Don't 51 N ight 81 Overly Liza Johnston of Burke, N.Y., tury, develops its blue mold Miss Trudell, a graduate of sister of the bride, was maid of 22 Ventured 52 At 82 Or Colorado, Mrs. Choma wore a Harbor, N H., sister of the the VS 1965,1966,1967,1968 md cousin of the bride. They wore Ark’s Animals from its environment while Elast Catholic High School, has honor. Miss Tracy Popowics of ^AUG. 22 23 Likely 53 Your 83 Bock ISNsets.Bi^rmsfcsi i d M ichael D. M cCarthy ol knit pantsuit. The couple will live bridegroom; and Miss Susan ripening in the damp caves 24 Time 54 Surge 84 Spreod Edwardian style gowns. The completed two years at the Glastonbury, niece of the bride, 2-11-25-39 25 W ith 55 Upswing 85 S^sitivc 3-1414-234 Manchester served as best man. in Manchester. According to the Book of Gameau of Berlin, N.H., cousin of Roquefort, France. fine gift or ksspidw. honor attendant wore yellow and University of Connecticut and is was flower girl. c>'58-41-75 26 Yield 56 A 86 Gossip 32-41-81.-65t Ushers were Anthony Choma Jr. Mrs. Choma is employed as a Genesis, the Lord com 27 Attention 57 Out 87 Visit PISCU Cscii set is handsomely carried yellow and white feather now on a leave of absence for a The honor attendant wore a VIRGO of Vernon, Philip Choma of secretary at the Connecticut manded Noah to take seven y, AUG. 22 28 On 58 Do 88 Mortey HI. If mounted in i dear flowers. The bridesmaids wore year. gown of. varied colors and carried 29 ImportonL 59 Don't 89 You South Windsor and Thomas Bank and Trust Co. Mr. Choma is pairs of each “clean” animal 22 30 The 60 Permit 9 0 Tim idly MA/I. 20 plastic hoMer. and one pair of each “un Mr. Shefcyk, a 1970 graduate of an old-fashioned bouquet of aqua and carried aqua and white Choma of Manchester, brothers employed at J.A. McClarthy, Inc. ^1-26-37.42 13-27-36-44^ clean” animal aboard the MICHAEL BOWERS )G ood ) Adverse feather flowers. They all wore of the bridegroom; G. Wayne and is serving with the U.S. Army Portland High School, was presi daisies, baby carnations, and ^7-71-84-86 52-7477 ark. dent of his senior class. He also baby's breath. She wore a floral matching picture hats. The Cartier of Vernon, and Robert Reserve. Wedding Photographer flower girl wore aqua. She wore a has completed two years as a headpiece. lliime Type Studio will reside at 69 Ward PI., Hart matching headband of feather microbiology major at the The flower girl wore a white NOW OPEN University of Connecticut and is gown with purple flowers and ford. flowers and carried a feather Mrs. Lewis is employed as a Mulrane-Jones on a leave of absence for a year. carried a basket of old-fashioned kissing ball. For Home Reservations computer programmer at LET’S GET ACQUAINTED! He is employed at the Klik In flowers. She wore a floral head- Eldward Leonard of Huntington TEL. 649-2086 Travelers Insurance Co., Hart Pamela M. Jones of dustries in Portland. piece. Station, N Y. served as his After 5 p.m. and Weekends ford.' brother’s best man. Ushers were Manchester and Thomas J. A winter wedding is planned. Walter Lamon III of Salem, Mrs. James William Roy Mulrane of Newington, were Mr. Lewis is employed as a William Leonard of South Wind m JM /fj% Dixrount to First 10 Customers W.Va., was best man. Ushers was maid of honor Bridesmaid married Saturday at St. James copywriter at Kupper-Grant THESESElSUmUSIIEPUmiMSED sor, brother of the bridegroom, Lynn Frances Chittick of were FYank Popowics of Glaston UNLIMITED was Miss Betty McLellan of Church. Advertising Co. and G. Michael Parker of Ver Manchester and James William bury and Cary Hardy of Summit, Wyckoff. N.J. Junior bridesmaid The bride is the daughter of non. Altar boys were James Roy of Manchester, N.H. ex N.J., the bride's brothers-in-law. WASRIINC SEnillATElYinTHEEOllOWIIIfiPIIICES:| was Miss Kathy Webber of An Mr. and Mrs, William B. Jones of 24 Pet. Of Taiwan Arable (LAST SILVER COINS MINTEOl Bouchard and David Bouchard, changed wedding vows, Aug. 19 at A garden reception was held at 7 d dover, Mass., cousin of the bride. 35 Ridge St. The bridegroom is both of Rockville. Ring bearer Second Congregational Church in the home of the bride's parents, Taipei—Only 24 per cent of ONE WEEK ONLY They wore orchid floral gowns the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward was Brent Barney of Monson, Manchester. after which the couple ^ t on a Taiwan’s land is arable but it with long sleeves, and empire L. Mulrane of Newington. IT’S tfml 1964 set, ...*2JI9| Mass., cousin of the bride. The bride is the daughter of trip to Bermuda. For traveling supports several yearly crops of waist. The honor attendant The Rev. Joseph Vujs of St. rice, sugar cane, pineapples, Following a reception at the Mr. and Mrs, G. Raymond Chit- Mre. Lewis wore a green jacket carried a basket of daisies and James Church officiated at the bananas and watermelons. Maple Grove, the couple left for a tick of 132 Lydall St. The dress with blue accessories. They miniature purple carnations and Mass and performed the double 1965 set, wedding trip to Virginia. For bridegroom is the son of Mr. and REiU.'S wore a headbow of white daisies ring ceremony. The church was FREI traveling, the bride wore a pant Mrs. Lucien Roy of Manchester, OF MANCHESTER suit of red, white and blue and purple carnations. The other decorated with two arrangements AMD V E lW O M N.H attendants wore similar gowns of white gladioli. Use as many washers as 1966 set, polyester with white accessories, The Rev. Felix Davis of Second and carried daisies and wore The bride, given in marriage by “The Formal Wear King” and a red rose corsage. After Congregational Church assisted them in their headpieces. her father, wore a gown you please at no charge. by the Rev, Mark Gauthier of for the Michael Roy of Manchester, fashioned with detachable train 1967 set, Longest War Keene, N.H., performed the Bring all you can carry. N.H.. brother of the bridegroom, with bow in back, empire waist, LARGEST The Vietrtam War is the double-ring ceremony. The altar was best man. Ushers were long sleeves, trimmed with lace Our big Top Loaders will longest in U.S. history. Prior was decorated with white gladioli to it, the longest war involv Walter Swist of Manchester, N.H. and beading. Her veil of silk SELECTION 1968 set, and daisies. and Peter Roy of Mancester, illusion was attached to a beaded ing American fighting men The bride, given in marriage by "of accommodate . . . Mil N.H., brother of the bridegroom. headpiece. She carried a bouquet was the War of Indepen her father, wore a white peau de A reception was held at the of pink sweetheart roses, white 1969 set, • dence. sol gown with an overlay of silk, TM M Ol PO\ Wil l, INTKODK f iOt TOSf.KiKf, VMMjl il.lTi i^my & Navy Club, after which pompons and stephanotis. long sleeves, empire waist, with FORMAL ( OIN-OP DR) (IfAM M , NEW : — EXCITING the couple left for Bar Harbor, Mrs. Paul Sachok of Rocky lace down front of gown and EARLY DATE FRANKLIN SETS Maine. For traveling, Mrs, Roy Hill, was matron of honor. All Events Rioto around the train. Her veil of silk NATURAL HEALTH wore a long-sleeved red dresS Bridesmaids were Mrs. Louis 0. ALL SILVER illusion was of finger-tip length. pounds with white collar and cuffs and Roy Jr. of Hartford and Mrs. WEAR She carried an old-fashioned The engagement of Miss Susan dry FOOD SHOPPE white accessories. The couple Ronald Osborne of Bristol. Miss Elizabeth Roberts of 1956 FRANKLIN ALL-SILVER ...... 8 1 1 .0 0 bouquet of daisies, sweetheart Mary Ellen Jones of Manchester, cleaning limil AT THE will reside in Keene, N.H. Mrs, Philadelphia, Pa., to Basil Mucha roses, baby carnations and baby’s sister of the bride, was junior FOR 041 t-lb. l,Md* 1957 FRANKLIN ALL-SILVER ...... 7 JM Roy, a .senior at Keene (NH-' of Levittown, Pa., has been an PARKADE breath. State College, is a 1969 graduate bridesmaid. 1957D FRANKLIN ALL-SILVER ...... 0 .2 S Miss Lisa Chittick of nounced by her parents, Mr. and of Manchester High School, They wore gowns of turquoise Mrs. Frank Roberts Sr. of 55 1958 FRANKLIN ALL-SILVER 1 2 .0 0 Manchester, sister of the bride. crepe with empire waist, ruffled RENT Mr. Roy, also a senior at Keene EAST OF THE BIVHE . . . Thayer Rd. 1958D FRANKLIN ALL-SILVER ...... 0 .0 0 State College, is a 1969 graduate around pockets, collar and WE ALSO Ail the lateat atyle* and coloni Her fiance is the son of Mr. and COIN-OP 1959 FRANKLIN ALL-SILVER ...... oISO of Bishop Bradley High &hool in sleeves, and camelot headpieces In stock . . .Mottling to Mrs. Stephen Mucha of Allen STOCK 1959D FRANKLIN ALL-SILVER ...... OJMI Manchester, N.H. ♦ with ruffles matching their RUFFLED away for . . . We afook town, Pa. DRY CLEANING gowns. They carried nosegays of SHIRTS IN from Boya’ aisea 4^30; Man’a Miss Roberts, a 1968 graduate 1960 FRANKLIN ALL-SILVER ...... 0 .0 0 ] yellow sweetheart roses and pom ALL THE aiaea 34-02 Reg., 84-40 Short, 36-02 Long, 88-03 E xtra Long, of East Catholic H i^ School, 1960D FRANKLIN ALL-SILVER ...... S .0 0 pons colored to match their LATEST OFFER EXPIRES PROFESSIONAL CXlLOiRS 36-42 Extra Short. received a BS degree in nursing COIN-OP 1961 FRANKLIN ALL-SILVER...... S JM Krause gowns. in 1972 from Vilanova (Pa.) SEPT. 25th James W. Mulrane of WHATEVER THE OOOAflION — SEE University. She is employed at DRY CLEANING 1961^FRAN«LIN ALL-SILVER ...... S .5 0 LAUNDRY 0 »u|Min miiel accompany order. jRorist & Greenhouses GLOBE Southington, was his brother’s the Children’s Hospital in 1962D FRANKLIN ALL-SILVER ...... S .0 0 Travel Service best man, Ushers were Edward Philadelphia. 1968 FRANKLIN ALL-SILVER ...... 4 .0 0 M. Mulrane of Newington, Rich Photo DEBAL MEN’S SHBP Mr. Mucha received a BS COLONIAL “SPEED QUEEN” CLEANERS 555 MAIN STREET*^ brother of the bridegroom; Bur ■THE costneri m e n s v o o degree in mechanical engineering 1968D FRANKLIN ALL-SILVER ...... 4 ^ and COIN-OP LAUNDRY 643-2165 ton W. Jones of Manchester, Mrs. Thomas J Mulrane 901 - 907 Main St. Tri-Olty Plaza in 1970 from Villanova Univerai- lAulhorl/ed aieni in Manchesltr lor I brother of the bride; Alfred MANCHESTER VERNON 2.32 SPKNCKli ST., MANCHKSTEH PATIIMAKK SIIOIM'llNf. CENTKH EABT Hartford. ty. He is employed at the Strick LAROIlV RITAIL OROWIRS IN MANCHESTER 'all Airlines, Railroads and Beaulieu Jt. of Hartford; and which the couple left on a trip to Open Mon. thru Sat. Open Mon. thru Friday OPfN SILVER LANE PLAZA IIARTFOHJ) the Poconos. Mr. Mulrane is employed by 9:80 to 0 :80 10:00 to 8:00 Trailor Co., Levittown. OflN7D«yi I Steamship Lines. Edward Clifford of Stamford. The wedding is planned for 7 DAYS C o . i t Darworth, Inc. in Avon, as a Thuraday until 9 p.m. Saturday until 0:80 COUPON SAVINGS I •• V p.m. SATISfACTION GUARANTEED REPIACEMENI OR MONET RffuNUfD MteiulMNtef 6 4 3 - 9 5 5 9 A reception was held «t the Mrs. Mulrane is employed by Nov. 18 at St. James Church. •21 HAarroRO r o a d , m a n c h is t ir Manchester Country Club, after Covenant Life Insurance Co , chemist. \
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchexter, Conn., Mon., Sept. 18,1972- PAGE ELBVRyi PAGE T E N - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Sept. 18.1972 President de Fnbtd WORLD ALM m c Columbia .State College with a special preparation and taught one year Amy Kaplan will teach Spanish ____ FACTS education major. Rutherford B. Hdyss wal To Talk On Red China in Torrington In the same field. part-tihie In grades 6 through 8 Love Bug Ruins Sick Gorilla known as "president dd Course To Explore Zoning Board Carol Haines, a 1972 Central His salary will be $8,400. and is a 1972 UConn graduate facto" (president In fact) ba« Staff Connecticut State College Mauleen Link has been hired with a Spanish-French major and cause he entered the White graduate, Is working with the as the school’s speech and is a graduate student in special OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - A rude rejection left Josephina sort House despite the larger Suburban Problems S T uesday A t MCC primary emotionally disturbed nearing specialist. She is a 1968 education at UConn. Her salary batch of high-powered medical of netvoiis. She became a picky popular vote given to nls munes iii rural areas, factories, Ming emperor, and the Tonple of eater and got foot troubles. the public service career Meets Tonight Russell Johnson will speak at children. She has a special educa Cumberland County College will be $3,888. men concluded Thursday that opponent, Samuel TUden. ’; schools and universities, and Heaven. Changes “luues in Local Government,” programs; Thomas Connors, Manchester Community College tion major also. graduate with an associate arts Pia Slcari, a 1972 graduate of there's nothing much wrong with A variance request by Michael hos^tols. where they witnessed In addition to • thte»4iour They decided to give her a a non-credit, continuing educa assistant director of the division A request for a special excep tomorrow on his visit last year to Robert Atherton Is working degree; Montclair, N. J., State St. Joseph (iollege, with a major Josephina except maybe a bad Litkovetch to add a. second three operations performed with conversation with Prince case of love sickness. complete physical, and Thursday tion course to ^^ualnt students of social science and public ser tion from the town’s xoning the Peoples Republic of China with emotionally disturbed College bachelors’ degree; and in French, has been hired to PINE dwelling unit, with less square acupuncture anaesthesia. Their Sihanouk, Johnson talked with Okayed a heart specialist, a dermatologist with crucial problems of sub vice; and John Sutherland, in regulations to allow a new motor and as guest of Prince Norodom students in grades 5 and 6 and is a attended Seton Hall University. teach French on a part-time basis feet than required, at 123 Maple medical contacts also Included Vietnamese a n d Korean Josephina is the mountain and a heart surgeon gave her a PHARMACY urban life, will be offered on structor of history and Institute cycle sales-service facility at Sihanouk of Cambodia, living in special education graduate of She will be aid $7,500 annually. for Grades 6 through 8 at a salary St. (Residence C zone). representatives and officials of gorilla who arrived recently from complete going over, including X Corner of Ad,inr. ,n . eight Wednesdays this semester Adams St. and Tolland Tpke. is the “barefoot doctors” in the The Columbia Board of Educa SCSC. All three begin with Margaret Duffy has been hired of $3,775. of Local History director. Lillian Smith’s request for ex exile in Peking. the Foreign Ministry of CStlna. At t^e Bronx Zoo to be the intended rays and treatment for her foot Center Sti at Manchester Community Application forms, costs, and one of six items on tonight’s Johnson is program secretary countryside and “red medical tion has approved hiring of per salaries of |7,550. as a part-time reading teacher for tension of permission to have a several levels, he discussed the of M’kuwba, king of the sores. College. other information may be ob public hearing agenda of the for the New England R ^ o n of workers” In the factories. sonnel recommended by Supt. Kenneth Royce is a 1970 CSC grades 6 through 8 at a salary of Norma Keegan will be a library TELEPHONE 649 9814 beauty parlor at 28 Kensington Among cultural and historic coming visit of Presiddent Nixon. Arthur Bixby. Oklahoma City Zoo. Classes will start Sept. 27 and tained by contacting any of the Manchester Zoning Board of the American Friends Service graduate and working with $3,950. She is a 1971 University of aide succeeding CHarice Brown. Overall, they said, she was in St. (Residence A zone). sites visited wef4 the Great Wall, Johnson has visited Vietnam 11 The present Democratic Mary McMahon Is working Mrs. Keegan has worked in Let Us Price will meet from 7 to 8:15 p. m. in directors. Appeals. Committee. His color *l,We- party held its first national ades 6 through 8 students with Connecticut graduate with and So far. he's left her waiting at excellent shape and should be the modern JlM Flag Canal, a times since 1961. In 1970, he spent several area schools as an aide and Room 6 on the Bidwell St. cam The following are the class The hearings will start at 7 p.m. illustrated talk will be giyeh in convention in Baltimore, with the elemenUry educable Kiming diabilities. elementary education major and the altar. given another chance at romance Your Next 5,(KX)-ysid-oldi>l«4ollthlc village, two months in Thailand, Laos, pus. There will be no ex topics and istructors: Sept. 27, in the Municipal building hearing the auditorium of the MCC Md., In May, 1832, calling mentally retarded. She is a 1972 , He has completed 30 hours of Is doing graduate work at SCSC in Mrs. Brown has been transferred with M’kuwba. the'dxckvateditciinb of the tenth Cambodia, and South Vietnam. Prescription aminations, and a certificate of introduction by the staff; Oct. 4, room. Bidwell St. campus at 7 ;^ p.m. it the “Republican Dele- graduate of S o u th s Connecticut graduate .study, five years special ^ucation. to the office on a part-time basis. Zoo officials said M’kuwba’s completion will be awarded at “Crucial Issues on Narcotics,” Manchester Sports Center Inc., Rosary Society TTie public is inrited. There is no ates from the Several the conclusion of the course. Connors; Oct. 11, “Welfare in the now doing business at 634 O nter admission charge. tates.” At this time the Joint sponsors are the Institute Suburbs," Mrs. Jeanette Dille, Drive Official St. is seeking a motor vehicle gparty was known as the of Local History and pubUc ser dealer's permit as well as a To Hear Chorus Republican or Democratic- executive director, Connecticut Heading the 1972 United Appeal In August and September of S t x » ° S h o p Republican party, The vice career programs at the Child Welfare Association; Oct. Drive for the United Fund Drive special exception for the four- 1971, Johnson, his wife, another OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT MON. THRU SAT. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE ' college. Course directors are Mrs. acre site, zoned Business II. World Almanac notes. The STOP ft SHOP in • MANCHESTER 263 Middle Trnpke. West e EAST HARTFORD 830 Silver Lane 18, “Educational Finance: Are of Manchester, committee for Tlie Silk a ty (Trorus will pre Friends official, and his wife p r e s e n t-day Republican EHeanor Coltman, coordinator of Old Ways Sufficient, or Are New dentists is Dr. Alan Kemp of 28 The land involved, owned by spent four 'weeks in China. Mervin C. Thresher of 73 Scar sent a program of barbershop party had not yet been Ways Needed?” Beldon Plymouth Lane. harmony tonight at a dinner Afterward, they traveled to Mrs. Filbert’s Nabisco founded. borough Rd., is at the southwest . Moscow on the Trans-Siberian Schaffer, director, Institute of Born in New York City, he has meeting of St. Bridget Rosary Almond Windmill Copyright © 1972, Hebron Public Service, University of an office at 521 E, Middle Tpke. comer of the intersection writh Railroad, a week’s trip of 6,000 Golden Quarters Newspaper iBnterprlae Aean. frontage on Adams St. Society at Fiano’s Restaurant in Cookies Stop ft Shop brands Connecticut. He enjoys golf with his wife, Bolton. miles. Margarine Nov. 1, "Suburban Politics: Mona, and keeps busy with his Other items on tonight’s agen 14 oz pkg Porter Quits TTie appearaiKe is the first of 1 lb pkg O / Hungry Ape always save you money! Grass Roots Involvement,” three children, Mary, 14, Wendy, da are: , The guest speaker’s tour in The Manchester Rotary CTub’s the fall season for the 48-man Position On Theodore Cummings, chairman, II, and Barbara. 8. cluded stays in Canton, Peking, ^ v e e v e n more this week! You ^et comparable national request for a zoning variance to group which is preparing to com Gets No Friend brand quality . the difference is the money you‘11 save Manchester Democratic Town Dr. Kemp is on the board of pete against choruses from other Chengchow, Sian, Nanking, Bold by picking up our own qqahty Stop & Shop brands' School Board Committee; and M. Adler directors at the EUlington Ridge allow one-day open "flea Shanghai, and Yenan, the cradle Sunshine markets” on Oct. 7,1972 and May Northeastern states and parts of CHICAGO (AP) - Beverly The Board of Education last Dobkin, chairman, Manchester Country Qub Canada on Oct. 28 in Montreal. of the^ Chinese Revolution. The Cheese Peanut Butter Detergent SIwula did what anyone else Republican Town Committee; He is hopeful that this year's 19, 1973 on vacant land at the Americans visited four com- Stop & Shop week accepted with regret the southwest comer of Adams St. The chorus is directed by Vin Cookies would have done when she found resignation of G. Earl Porter. Nov. 8, "Town Manager or Strong United Fund Drive being con cent A. Zito of 240 Woodbridge a monkey on her window sill— minhpricing swings and Tolland Tpke. The request X *1.29 Porter was elected to a six-year Mayor: A Response to Local ducted locally through the end of St. and formerly of Hartford. He 10‘/i OZ pkg she gave it a banana. Interest Groups?” Mayor September well prove successful. for temporary permits does not term on the board in 1967 prior to conflict with the Manchester also directs the Mountain Laurel Mrs. Siwula held the monkey $ Richard Blackstone of Elast Hart "The drive last year for the For Prompt, Safe, which he filled a vacancy created Sports (Center plans. Chapter of Sweet Adelines, the Economical for authorities Wednesday after by the resignation of Cornelius ford and General Manager United Fund among the female counterpart to the men’s the animal had startled her fami Robert Weiss of Manchester; members of the Manchester Den A variance requested by Transportation S S Pillsbury Flour Leary. Robert I. Wolverton to erect a barbershop harmony society. ly and chewed everything in The Democratic Town Com Nov. 15, “Is Reapportionment tal Society was highly Also appearing in tonight’s sight—including a toy truck. Whitens and brightens your Wash This business sign for office use of All Purpose weeK you save 20c over the nat'l brand mittee will be asked to submit to the Answer to One Man, One successful," he said. “Our ob program will be the Notaries, a 1 TAX! SERVICE I Patrolman Robert Bills took Vote?” Mrs. Audrey Beck, building at 168 Main St. (in a Quality flour 51b K V ® the board the names of three jective this year is not only to quartet formed from members of TRY IT! that you'll like. bag y r charge of the monkey, but before Mansfield state representative; reach our goal but to once again Residence C zone). ^ persons willing to fill the vacan A variance requested by Angelo the Silk aty Chorus, Both groups he could get the monkey to the Nov. 29. “ Planning for the exceed it, so that we remain an and supenor quality cy. The Town Committee meets Napoletano to allow use of expect to make more than 15 MANCHESTER police station, the little primate Stop & Shop tomorrow at 8 at the Town Office Future," Peter LiBassi, presi important part of the con appearances in the fall and had chewed up his traffic-ticket dent, The Greater Hartford tributing agencies of the United building for storage purposes at CAB CO. Cascade Powder q q , Building. the rear of 160 (Charter Oak St. winter months for area civic, book and swallowed the Process. Fdnd,” he added. 289-1555 Bloodmobiie (Residence AAand B zones). social and religious organizations- For The Dishwasher pkg 7 7 policeman’s ulcer tablets. ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES The Red Cross Bloodmobiie ...the winning ticket in food shopping will be at the Andover Mrs. Wilson Seeking 1 -lb can Congregational Church, Rt. 6, Huge Turtle tomorrow from 1:45 to 6:30 p.m. Why pay more’ Our best selling coffee Mrs. Maeril Bennington, Mrs. 55th District Post You'll lova the flavor. Norman Graham, Mrs. Nelson Brood Counted Mrs. Cynthia Grinnell Wilson ment of many area residents con Moore, Mrs. Daniel Paine and of Hebron Saturday announced cerned and disappointed with PHILADELPHIA (AP)-The U.S.D.A. Choice Mrs. M ward Foote are making current administration programs loggerhead sea turtle population calls to regular donors but walk- her candidacy for the Democratic S m p nomination for representative and policies and because of her has taken a giant crawl forward. ins are welcomed. long interest in government." H i s & H e r s . The Philadelphia Zoo said SUPERMARKETS Tryouts from the 55th Assembly District. With the new reapportionment She feels she can be an active Wednesday 120 of the 124 The Podium Players will hold spokesman representing these loggerhead eggs found on the open casting Wednesday and plan, this district now comprises Sale starts Monday Sept. 18 thru Saturday Sept 23. Andover, Bolton, Columbia, rural communities that are most beach at Ocean City, N.J., two Thursday evenings from 7:30 to Hebron, Marlborough and part of concerned with property taxes months ago, have been 9:30 at Rham High School for the Frozen Food Buys Vernon. and the high cost of education successfully hatched. The other musical “lil Abner.” among many other issues. gas range ssdet four were expected to hatch Don’t miss out on this marvelous offer on Mrs. Wilson has long been ac Rib Roast Casting will be for all age delicious cream style corn from Stop & tive in Hebron town government within the next few days. Shop. groups for the musical which will Vi Gal. Merit Ice Cream having served on the Recreation The mass hatching was con be produced in early December. Treat the lamily to Commission and presently ser sidered important, because the Oven Ready Those wishing to try out for the r r o m p T Merit Ice Cream ving on the Board of Elducation, turtle is on the list of endangered now at this lead roles are requested to bring the Conservation Commission species. They were found half 4th-7th Ribs great value 5 9 's music to sing. Dependdble buried in the sand at populous and as Agent of the Town Deposit Tender and lean, Bulletin Board 11th Street beach on July 9. lOoc The following meetings and Fund. trimmed to per Sara Lee Coffee Rings pkt She is also a justice of the Buying Raspberry, Maple Crunch. Almond or Blueberry activities are scheduled for this fection the way all peace, Democratic Deputy week: Service our meat is trimmed. Tree Tavern Cheese Pizza 69' Monday: Regional District 8 Registrar of Voters and vice About Town And low. low priced. 't.v chairman of the Democratic Birds Eye Orange Juice 69' Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., John Mather Chapter, Order of Tender, tasty peas to compliment your lb Town Committee. F O R Y O U R meals at a low, low mini price. You'll like Taste O'Sea Dinners 59' Rham High School. DeMolay, will meet tonight at In announcing^ her candidacy, LATE M O D E L them. Tuesday: Democratic Town 7:30 at the Masonic Temple. The Green Giant Beans 3 *1 Mrs. Wilson stated she made her Committee, 8 p.m., Town Office CAR OR TRUCK Mothers Qub will be meet at 8:30 Swanson ***or*FNTnMles^^^jiujaw pl»V» 79' decision “after the encourage- •••••• 2 Building; Red Cross Blood- p.m. Rih Roast 1st 3 Ribs U.S.D.A. CHOICE ‘U 5 lb Lender's Bagels C|C. Onion or Plain 3 89' mobile, 1:45 to 6:30 p.m., An We Also Trade Down The Regina D’ltalia Society Cool N'Creamy orOlacoWM^t 4 P^' dover Congregational ^ u rc h . Progresso Tomatoes U.S.D.A. CHOICE Oronoque Orchid Pie Shells 63' Wednesday: Hebron Lions will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Delmonico Steaks BONELESS RIB EYE ’1.98 lb Qub, 7:30 p.m.. Chestnut Lodge; Promiutn Prioes Italian-Americaft Oub. IMPORTED Macaroni & C h e e s e 35*= Hebron Historical Society, 8 4 Great plain or 35 oz Morton chicken In A Basket *1.88 p.m.. Brinks Mill. for LonfvMilttage Friendship Qrcle of the Salva can for your ‘p f i 4 9 ' Thursday: Board of Selectmen, tion Army will celebrate its 25th spaghetti sauce. 3 9 * Farm Rich Mushrooms 5 p.m.. Town Office Building; anniversary tonight With a dinner Republican Town Committee, 8 BARLOW and reunion at 6:30 at the Qtadel. USDA B At Our Bakery Dept p.m.. Town Office Building. CHOICE N E W LO W PRICE Saturday: Midget Football Motor Soles Phi Mu fraternity Will meet Soft-weveToilet Tissue PLAIN OR Hebron Rams “ C” team vs. tonight at 7:45 at the home of Steak Sale Daisy Donuts SUGAR South Windsor “C” team, 1:30 Mrs. Eklward DeCiioff in Coven Go mini-pricing® this week (or We are mighty proud of our steaks at Stop & Shop. The quality is absolutely Superb and p.m.. South Windsor. BREAD Open 9 a.m.-9 p.m. try. Members are reminded to all the wonderful values waiting it's mini-priced to fit your budget! Try some today We guarantee that you'll love every Stop & Shop Lemon Pie 1 POUND 4oz. LOAF 2igll Sunday: Midget Football bring their favorite appetizer for you at your Stop & Shop. piece of steak that you get at Stop & Shop. 19)01 g g c Sot. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 2 5 ' Pkl Maple Walnut Cake STOP t SHOP Hebron Rams vs. Ellington, 1:30 with five copies of the recipes for Variety Breads Vi85p 3lotm*l p.m. Gilead Hill School. a recipe auction. After the Rt. 83. ROCKVILLE business session, members will California Chuck Steak U.S.D.A. CHOICE— BONE IN 95?. Buttermilk Bread STOP I SHOP 4 * 1 Manchester Evening Herald demonstrate fall and Christmas Hebron Correspondent Anne Phone 875-2538 decorations and gifts. Bounty Towels BONE IN At Our Dairy Dept. Emt, Telephone 228-3971. Chuck Steakiii U.15'. Rib Steak n .i9 . B Iiifl*)] dependable SWISS Bounty Towels, low, PARFAIT ’ " low priced Breakstone Yogurt rolls ^ Porterhouse steak^1.58» Cube Steak chuck4 3 8 . 10 DELICIOUS FLAVORS Public A delightful tasting yogurt for your family About Town • CHO?CE Record^ London Broil Shoulder 1 .4 8 . Save now. Prices effective In Mrs. Beatrice Sheftel of the Choicest Meats In Town! Cold Power Detergent Manchester and Borden Slices 69' Recreation Department staff will Warranty Deeds East Hartford only. Vita Cream Herring % ? 5 9 ' address state public librarians on Lionel F. and Pierette Y. FOR YOUR LAUNDRY how to start a crafts program Boucher to Harold A. Topliff Jr. Stop & Shop Margarine 3 89 • TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! and Veronica C. Topliff, property A clean, bright wash in cold water 8o i $ t during an all-day crafts workshop • CENTER CUT Save at this low, low price 5 9 ' r Nu Maid Soft Margarine 4 Pkf» i tQinorrow at the Connecticut at 64 Union St., conveyance tax 1 qoort $1 Sun Glory Orange Juice 3 cortont X State Library Service Center in $29.70. Middletown. She will also give a MaK Construction Co. Inc. to Deli-Hui specials Sett service Deli demonstration of crewel em ;PORK Frederick P. and Carolyn L. Snow's CLAM Chowder AVAILABLE IN STORKS FEATURING A SERVICE DELI DEPT Farmers Market broidery. Washburn, property at 18-M Oak PI., conveyance tax $33. Glazed Imported Ham Swift’s Premium Bacon Cub Pack 367 of Martin School The St. Bartholomew Church The family will will hold its first meeting of the :CHOPS Corp. of Manchester to State of STOP & SHOP OR LAZY MAPLE Connecticut, three parcels love it BACON season Wednesday at 7 p.m. in 2 “” 5 9 ' Visit Our Dell Hut McIntosh Apples Caloric Model H-179X. Available in white, harvest gold, totaling 0.08 of an acre on E. the school cafeteria. Boys, 8 • HIGHLAND PARK MARKET JAualu* avocado, coppertone. Sale price $299.95, not including this week and save 9 9 ' . A line mini-priced value through 10, who would like to Middle Tpke. - Rt. 6 and 44A, no 9 8 i« e i l Always great to have on hand 2 317 Highland St., Manchester—Phone 646-4277 Charmglow Model JAK Sale price $79.95, not including installation. S.M 3 9 c U.S No 1.2'<" Minimum. join, as well as present members, conveyance tax. Stop & Shop Macaroni Salad bulk should attend this meeting ac installation Dissolution Agreement Swift’s Premium Franks ‘tW/SS' Demonstrator ranges also sale priced. Libby’s Pineapple Deutchmacher Knockwurst°!w;l .09 LBEEF Q Q C companied by at least one parent. Elmer F. Durocher, no longer Swift's Premium Franks ' lb phi 0 7 doing business as The Kiddie IN NATURAL JUICE Bavarian Liverwurst , b55' ‘1 7 9 u 4 SLICED OR CHUNKS Carando Brand Pepperoni Korral. Weaver's Chicken Roll pound 79' Go mini pricing'®' every week Sausages Brown & Serve '""i'.SpSi'’"" 69' Special sale on gas grills and ranges! Com e to the C N G patio, Trade Name ■ cans • Gil S. Aguas and Antoinetta D. Sea Food Favorites R egister Now For Aguas of West Hartford, doing C»4.58 60 Columbus Boulevard.One day only-Saturday, Sept.23,10A.M.-4PM. Stop A Shop Kitchens business as The Kiddie Korral, 9 Stop & Shop All Meat Italian Prune Plums 29fb Delmont St. Haddock Fillets FROZEN 89'. His - If you think messing with charcoal is the only way to Hers Modern gas ranges come in all the latest colors, Release of Attachment Sold Fre&ii in our Assorted Ra re Pla nts ’is" 89' Shrimp PEELED AND d e v e in e o ' mJ' *2.89 Meat Department! MUSIC INSTRUCTION get genuine barbecue flavor, you’ve never cooked on a styles, and with all the latest features. Like continuous or Lou-Sam Real . Estate Co. Inc. Chunk Dog Food Pizza 2 85' A fribuloub .issortment. FromQur l3ot self-cleaning ovens. But the best part about the modern to John A. and Anna Kildish, for Stop i.Shop Kitchont pkg 0 7 natural gas grill. With a gas grill, you get instant starting, BEEF, HORSEMEAT OR LIVER O ^ C Cooked Fish Cakes GOLDEN BROWN 59fb Parfaits-3 Flavors gas range is performance. You broil smokelessly with the property on Union St. Wo reserve the riKht to limit quenlitios ORGAN DRUMS FLUTE several hundred square inches of cooking surface and the WITH MEAT BY-PRODUCTS same precise temperature control you get on a gas range. oven door shut. And you control the heat so much more Marriage License PIANO SAXOPHONE TROMBONE precisely with gas. In fact, most of the world’s greatest Lawrence Michael Dobb and Dog Food V.V20' You can broil, roast or even bake on an outdoor gas grill. Joan Daphne Vincent, both of So come take a look at these sturdy, sale-priced models chefs refuse to cook on anything else. So should you. Check Gainsburgers *1-69 GUITAR CLARINET TRUMPET out these sale-priced bargains from CNG. Manchester. SAVE ZIP I SAVE 25' ! SAVE 12' I SAVE 20' I' SAVE 20' 1 SAVE 25* from CNG. WITH THIS COUPON Building PermiU Rival Dog Food 39' WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON on ilz oz cant i»i- cAmotMttx un Albert R. Martin for Frechette o n a 6 o i|a r on a lOOcount b oi’ on a 12 oz pkg on a 50oz pkf on a 32 02 bottle 10-Week Guitar Hubby Classes — ,5-Week Adult Organ ( lasses & Martin, alterations to dwelling School Rental Instruments — Music Aei'cssories — Repairs at 52 Cooper Hill St., $1,000. Heaim & Beauty Aids Nescafe Red Gen. Mills Lux ill Tabby Romar Associates, sun deck I Disbwasber additions for 8 apartments at 130 Instant Rese Tetal Liquid ^ Cat Highland St., $1,500. Scope Mouthwash (IK 89‘ r All LANE MLSIC CENTER Pratt S ips for Bezzini Bros., Tea Bags Cereal Detergent Detergent it Dinners Your Exclusive Gulhransen Organ Dealer more three wall sip s at 519 E. Middle Q-Tips Cotton Swabs Ceffee .Effective Mon . Sept IB Effective Mon , Sept. IB Effective Mon . Sept 18 Effective Mon.,Sept. 18 Effective Mon., Sept 18 ^ il7 EllactiveMon.,S«pl 18 You get agood deal 8*** Tpke., $2,300. . Stop & Shop Aspirin 49' thru ^ t . Sept 23 thru Sat., Sept 23 thru S a f, Sept. 23 th ru S a t, Sept. 23 thru S at, Sept 23 thru Sat , Sept 23 A. Palalma for Amado and t ! :! Limn M cam par uiManar Oprn Kvrnin^M I l l ': l4*iilrr M. LlmH on. pki por cuitomor Limit on* botti* p*r customer Pm I Koad Pli7.il El Sandra Cruz, additions to Ltmit one |ar p«r cuitomer. ' I ' Limn one boi per customer. Limit on* pkf p*r customer. Roulr 31 Kxcrpt Mon. iimi Sal. \|uiH llPstiT dwelling at 64 South Farms Dr., mSeopoShopI it! 872-9131 ivi. ; ^ Li—- $3,800. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 18,1972- PAGE THIRTEEN Tolland Menus Set Soviet Unif}n Gives Her In Braille New Nuptial Date ISSUES IN A r t o f Ballooning LOS ANGELES (AP) - Braillt menus are now carried by a LOCAL GOVERNMENT The Institute of Local History and the public service Southern California coffee shop CINCINNATI (AP) - Judith ceremony in Moscow to Gabriel .Shapiro, an engineer who will careers programs at Manchester Community College chain to help blind persons be Silver Shapiro has been granted a second date by the Soviet Union begin serving a one-year term in offer a non-credit, continuing education coprse to ac more independent while dining Class to be Offered on which to marry her Jewish an automobile factory for quaint students with crucial problems of surburban life. ON SALE THIS WEEK out. activist, husband but, as in the "corrective labor.” He has been Subjects will include narcotics, welfare, financing educa The seven-page version of the resignations of Richard first ca.se, has not been granted a convicted of avoiding military The start of the regular such policy. The board agreed to Alphy's Coffee Shops’ standard tion, politics, town manager vs. mayor, reapportionment Rycroft, director of guidance at visa. service, offerings to be given as a part of reconsider the policy. menus were conceived by Gary and town planning. Classes will meet eight Wednesdays, at the high school,-and Mrs. Virginia The former social worker said the newly formed Tolland High In the meantime they set a $600 Stephens, manager of one of the Soviet authorities recognize beginning Sept. 27, from 7 to 8:15 P.M. in Room 6 on the Stephens, a third grade teacher. she she learned Thursday that the School Adult Education Program tuition fee for elementary school 27 restaurants. A trial menu was only the civil marriage ceremony. main campus, Bidwell Street. A certificate of completion No reason was,.given for new date is Nov, 1. will be delayed until January to youngstm w d a 1,000 per pupil prepared by the Braille Institute Mrs. Shapiro had to leave will be awarded, Fee is $15. Check, made out to Rycroft's resignation jvhlch is to She was married earlier this give teachers Involved time to fee for l^h^chool students. The and the San Bernardino Valley Russia in June when her visa Manchester Community College, must accompany be effective Oct. 1, Bi^th# board year in a Jew ish religious BLAU Furijiture Stores develop the courses and to com costs are based on last year's per Lighthouse for the Blind, then expired. She was unable to return is expected to meet with him. application to complete registration. Clip the application plete the necessary work for pupil costs less transportation. adopted for the entire chain. for their Aug. 30 civil wedding form and mail it to: Business Office, Manchester Com evaluation of the high school. The resignation was accepted by The board further agreed to The firm, a subsidiary of Alpha date when her request for a munity College. Mail Station No. I, P.O. Box 1046, Two additional courses will be the board with "deep regret." provide the newspapers with INVITATION Beta Acme Markets Inc., es return visa was denied. Manchester. Conn. 06040. offered and both are dealing with Mrs. Stephens resigned copies Of the school board agen timates there are 20,000 blind Mrs. Shapiro said she will go to aerautlcs. because of poor health on the das prior to the meetings, persons in Southern California. TO BID Washington next week to meet Your Choice Charles MacArthur will teach advice of her physician. providing board members get The chain has initiated other Sealed bids will be received at with Soviet officials about a visa. the fine art of hot air ballooning Miss Susan Schroeder was them before the newspapers provisions for the handicapped. the office of the Director of r Please register me for the "Issues in Local Government” ^ and Ted Scheitien will teach a hired to replace Mrs. Stephens. Regulations Changed Its newer shops have wider General Services. 41 ('enter ■ course My check for the $15 fee is enclosed. | preparatory course for the She is a graduate of Eastern The Planning and Zoning Com parking spaces for cars carrying Street. Manchester. Conn until R A N G E A N D written examination given to Connecticut State College and did mission has adopted a change in I I handicapped persons, ramps into September 29.1972 at II (X) a m FU E L O IL I NAME...... I prospective airplane pilots. her practice teaching in the open Its road regulations, requiring a the shops, extra wide restrrxrm for HYDRAULIC SAND GASOLINE Complete Living Room Fulls MacArthur is a noted authority classroom program at Meadow- 25 per cent construction cost doors for wheelchairs, and helper SPREADERS I * and trainer of balloonists, with a brook where she has been bond for a two-year period in bars and fixtures. Bid forms, plans and ■ ADDRESS ...... I national reputation as a lecturer working as an instructional aide. stead of the 100 per cent five-year specifications are available at the B A N T LY O IL I I on the subject, according to a Protests Policy bond formerly required. The (iencral Services Office, 41 I TEL...... I Dr. Kenneth MacKenzle, change brings Tolland in line COMPANY. INC. program spokesman. Scheitien is Center Street. Manchester. —I.— Mediterranean-Traditional-Contemporary an instructor at Ellington Air superintendent of schools, has with the requirements of other J Walter Williams, who died Conneiticut. 331 Main Street port. Both men have agreed to issued a protest over the board's area towns. Town of .Mam-hester policy of charging tuition to Dec. 19, 1959, in Houston, Tel. 649-4595 contribute their salaries to the Manchester Evening Herald Tex., at the age of 117, is Connecticut parents of students enrolled in fledgling adult education Tolland correspondent Bette officially listed as the last Robert B Weiss. Rockville 875-3274 program. the local schools prior to moving Quatrale, telephone 875-2845 veteran of the Civil War. (General Manager Read Herald Advertisements only The third phase of the adult into town after a 30-day grace education program will be spon period. sored by the Board of Recreation The superintendent is faced and inejude golf and slimnastics with two similar problems where by using private instructors to be families have purchased homes paid by student fees and the here, begun sending children to board. I school while providing their own Enrollment transportation but whose houses m a s t Enrollment in the four local are not being completed on schools totalled 2,744 as of last schedule. ^ FiB$T m m m stores week a 71 student increase over He noted the surrounding ■ ■ ------towns of Ellington, Bolton, GO PRICE MINDING AND SAVE AT FINAST the closing day last June. USDA CHOICE BEEF School officials anticipate Coventry and Somers have no between 50 and 100 additional J students will be enrolled during Ftesh Chicken Chuck Roost' r the year from homes now under Pick your Favorite Chicken Part Chuck Steaks Chuck Roasts construction. SIDING Irum this wide assortment of the Chuck Steok' 1” Hardest hit by the increase is choicest in plump, tender Chicken. the already overcrowded middle First Cut 01 Steaks Ground Chuck 89*^ school, officials said. SPECIAL Bone In Center Cut Total enrollment including special education, vocational Bone In Stew Beef 99*^ Vz PRICE LEGS s SO- steak your family to a great agriculture and technical school meal - Serve It up sizzling You’U see the savings Culie or Blade Steak, Boneless C V Q Q students boosts the figuretd 2,850 All Aluminum with onions, mushrooms and when you buy one - the All Croups Are Over $1,000 Values! qualty when you try one! students. BREASTS69: al your favorite iaucery! lb London Broil The school breakdown is: Siding lb Meadowbrook 733, Hicks 472, Up to 1,000 sq. ft. Thighs Goldon Dcl'Cious .65c Lunch Box Specials! Middle 917 and high school 622. NOW O N LY W i n ^ S Economic.ilTrc.il It: 3 9 c Chuck Steak S e m v Chuck Roast Liverwurst 69c IK HOIIMITSKPAHATKI.Y. YOU'D PAY: The enrollment increase is in s«m ' , A real value... ^ P l 6 C 6 (UirvedSofa ...... t-W.Vt contrast to other area towns Drumsticks 69c Tender, luicy Colonial Bologna • 89c MEDITERRANEAN IVIalrhinp Chair ...... 229,9.'> which have found enrollments Good Eating! All USDA Choice Variety Pak . ] gg Cabinet C.tcktail ...... I49.9.'» stabilizing or decreasing. Chicken Livers 69c Boiled Ham . ggc LIVING ROOM FULL Ciimmode ...... 119.95 The school board has accepted 579 9 . Stick U m p ...... '. 99.95 5 .2.69 A Sel includes 3 sealer luxurious sofa, Reg. H 450 Value Chicken Drumsticks Table l.a m p ...... 69.95 upholstered in crushed black velvet, About Town I Includes A LL LABOR. I Finast “Pop-up" 10 to 22 lbs and accenting cut velvet, matching^chair^ IK IMUKillTSKPAKATKI.Y ...... 1,1.59.70 Enough to cover the average Mr. Deli Specials! with beautifully detailed frame, cabinet* The executive board of sized home. IclnlMhl 6 PIECES COMPLETE...... 1699.00 Also Eiterior Painting cocktail table, octagon or square com* Manchester Auxiliary to Child Chopped Ham Imp. lb 1.29 and Family Services of Connec & Interior Remodeling mode and 2 lamps. ticut will meet tomorrow at the Call Now Mr. Deli Bologna ' "> 95c iPPLESj agency’s office, 110 Main St. The Genoa Salami Carandos A.C. 'Alb 95c . No. 1 - 2M kidi MWmm M meeting will open with coffee at 247-9967 Provolone Cheese ^"’59c 8-Piece IK KOll<;ilT SKKAKATKIA, YOIH) PAY: 9:30 a.m. and the meeting will S o fa ...... « 9 .9 5 1 0 to 2 2 tbs lb I begin at 10. Turkey Roll 59c Swift’s ButterboU Turkeys Matching tihair ...... 219.915 SIDING CITY TRADITIONAL Available in Stores with Service Deli Dept. Occasional tih a ir ...... 149,93 183 White St.. Hartford Dr. Walter Schardt will discuss LIVING ROOM FULL ()i»cktuil T a b ic ...... 119.95 No Obligation—Low Payments the “ Democratic Convention in Seafood Specials! Set includes magnificent fiheslerfield 2 Knd Tables ...... 1.59.95 Free Estimates ' ^ sofa with extra deep lfM>se cushions. 2 l.amps ...... 119.90 Miami” tomorrow at the (Tivitan 3 4 9 Bank Financing COD FILLET l-amily Hals Both sofa and matching chair are Club meeting at 12:15 p.m. at Willie’s Steak House. Fancy Boneless, Skinless „ C Q c covered in sumplious velvet material 2 lbs or more U v with contrasting welts and buttons. Also IKHOlI(;ilTSKPAKATKI,Y ...... 1,199.60 tomatoes M 49 u M i i l k J H I l I Egg Plant lb 19c included is comfortable accent chair, 8 PIECES COMPLETE...... $699.00 Turbot Fillet '^79c cocktail table, 2 commodes and 2 lamps. Chicoiy lb 19c Jumbo Smelts Fancy Ib 69c Weight Watchers. Fish CakesH«.rsJ^.pv:i.''“ VEGETARLE OIL4 SPAGHETTI \ PAPER TOWELS Escarole Salad Twin "■19c 8-Piece IK BOIIUITSKPAKATKI.Y, YOU’D PAY: 12% imported Olive Oil ^ i ^ i t e or Assorted Colors Swept Arm S*>fa...... 599.95 CONTEMPORARY 2 SlippiT fih a irs...... 279.9il (iocktail Table ...... il9.95 Dairy Values! LIVING ROOM FULL 2 Storage f^»mm<»des ...... ^|79.90 ^Health & Beauty Aids!^ s«l include, hand luficd swepi arm rusi 2 Lumps ...... 119.90 The world's most velvet Mifa, 2 correlated vlipper chairs, KRAFT ■lat front cabinet cocktail, your choice IK IIOUOIITSKPARATKLY ...... 1,069.60 I AMERICAN CHEESE of either square or octopon storage 8 PIECES COMPLETE...... $699.00 advanced commodes, and 2 hiRh styled lamps. Mouth Deluxe Wash Sliced '- mm\ '-' •♦ I weight control 32 oz WE ARE HAPPY TO REDEEM FEDERAL 1 BfMkstont btl f o o d s t a m p s Cottage Cheese 2 ibetrt / / C ' 1 00 Stridex Mediciled Pads of 42 68c {Check These Low Prices!' Soft Parkay Mariiflnt pgg 49c J program. Size Check These Low Prices! RIPE OLIVES Ponds 3‘ > 01 t$r 7 5 c , Deli Spread “ " ' o,c,o39c Orange Juice iM>“ l,,.” ,n'59c ^ Evaporate; Milk Brttkstorw C | | ^ Brtby , Deli Spread ' "' <'n39c Ricotta Cheese 16 oz pk| Johnson’s Pov\'dei Carnation Evaporated Milk c. luc For Admirers of Colonial and Nutritionally Sound. 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Yau'vo just spent yaur M.4.-,unni A He.tn 0 I Progresso Soup 4^c“.n°! 99c ZJ 24 0Z M King Size serving Connecticut homemakers since 1909 last lonely moment. Your (ellow members Sliced Thin 9 Lives Beef Dinner 0 I Kotl Kidney Bc.ms 4 ^ 9 9 c 15 oz OPEN and your lecturer (a former member, her fo r Delicious 4 : * ! Progresso Progresso sou;l 4;?n799c C GENTLE 20 oz Borden’s Shipped pomoei i ioipkg IDc self) help you over the rough spots, cheer Sandwiches Progresso Chick Peas 4^^°;car3$ 99c pKg TERMS! you on lo goal. Tetley Tea Bags p.g 01.8 57c Fin.isl 22 oz _ Serve w'ttT LandO’ Lakes...... , 83c Finast TONIGHT Join Club nearMt you todayl Finast Lysol To'iet Bowl CitMT 2un“'89c Ice ■49 :. Apple Pies ’ ’ 39c 36 oz pkg 75c AND CASH MANCHESTER: Tues. 1:00 P.M. Golden Crown Lemon Juice btl Louise Cheese Ravioli V s n i t y F s i r Umnef N.ipwms FinastVeal Italian Parmigian iS *1" Motts Comm. Hall, 587 E. 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Glade Room Deodorizer / oz cm 49c till WITH THIS e ^11 WITH THlb SAVE, SAVE, SAVE Formerly Keith’s of M anchester LP TO 3 COUPON WEIGHT ______M Oil COUPON 1 0 " oil kscoWEEMB iJ WITH THESE PRICE 9:00 1115 Main Street YEARS Phone 648-4169 TO PAY! I i s K J c S e r ' : : s £ Crisco Shortening BLASTER CDUPONS Sat. till 5:36 (AH Tables and Lamps Similar tu llluHtratiuns) WATCHERS • I C l h s I 7 1 1077 Valid thru Saturday. Sept. 23. 1972 I Ttw WMtd'i mow oa»«Koa M t|M cooeol prOfram. I W l P P ^ C Valid thfu Saturday, Sept. 23, 1972 U J I I 5 We Reieiee the Rlfht «• Unelt OunSHIei F; .‘4 ■ boM#.. • Price. Illccltve In Mintheiler .nrl Vernon Super Fineit We Re.tcrve the Right te lim it Quenlitt- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Mon., Sept. 18.1972- PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FO U RTEEN - MANCHESTER EVElVlING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Sept. 18,1972
QuebtH- to the British. an airplane crash In northern Israel exchanged rockei fire (Today in History In 1810, Chile declared In Rhodesia. across the Suez Canal for th4 flnt lime since a 'cease-fire IS mohths Here’s Timetable Twiay Is Monday, Sept. 18, the dependence from Spain. Ten years ago,..the Soviet Rated Trevino Hangs On Heralding Politics 262nd day of 1972. There arc 104 In 1850, the U.S. Congress Union accused France and West earlier. Today's birthdays; former(llm (lays left in the year. passed the fugitive slave act per Germany of scheming to block an >Sy Sol R. Cohen* Today!s highlight in history: mitting slave owners to reclaim East-West settlement on Berlin’? star GreU Garbo Is 67 y e a ir^ ' To Collect $30,400 For Delegates On this date in 1793, President slaves who had escaped into Five years ago . . . the United Under secretary of state Plays That chairman, advising on Spanish W. Tarr Is 48. : Atty. Ronald Jacobs, Gt>orge Washington laid the cor other states. States announced It would build ST. LOUIS (AP) — Lee Trevino loat his putting touch but speaking activities. Thought for today; I Won't Republican candidate for nerstone of the capital building in In 1931, Japan began military an anti-missile network to By SOI. R. COHEN East Hartford, is seeking en quarrel with my bread and NEW YORK • “They are ranked No. 1 and they played like not his lead in: hanging on to win $30,400 top money in the Manchester probate judge, has Washington. (K'cupation of Manchuria. counter any attack by Communist Richard Rittenband of South (Herald Reporterj dorsement for re-election. butter—Jonathan Swift, English a No. 1 team.” $150,000 Greater St. Louis Golf Cliosic Sun^y. appointed Frances P. Deliafera On this date— In 1961, UN Secretary-General China. Windsor, GOP candidate for In Senate District 4, where the One year ago . . . Egypt and satirist, 1667-1745. So said Oregon State’s Dee Andros after powerful The confident Texan, fulfilling his campaign chairman and Anita In 1759 the BYench surrendered Oag Hammarskjold was killed in sixth and became four with a First District congressman, has Under the court-ordered incumbent is Republican David Southern California completed its first week as college 19th Hole a week-kmg promise, overcame Murphy co-chairman. birdie at the par five ninth. named George (Ted) La Bonne of timetable for implementing the Odegard of Manchester, the pic football’s top-rated team with a 51-6 rout Saturday night, Deane B e t a ’s one-etroke edge Deliafera is a former town Country Club The usually presiure-proof Glastonbury and Nranchester his state’s redistricting plan, conven ture is still unclear. Odegard has outgaining the Beavers 670 yards—354 rushing, 316 early on the final 18 holes and director and former chairman of Trevino lost his edge beginning at campaign finance chairman. tions will be held Saturday by not yet announced whether he passing—to 92 and recovering five of the losers’ seven Class A — Ray Evelhoch, 40-2- prevailed with a 260, matching the Manchester Republican both Democrats and Republicans will seek endorsement for re- the year’s best 72-hole total. the 11th, where a four Iron went La B onne, a p ro m in e m t fumbles. 38, Reggie Curtis 44-5-39; Class B Town Committee. He is ad for endorsing House and Senate election. However, from, all in — John Mattern 46-6-40, Al Trevino at the finish was a past the green and resulted in a Manchester insuranceman, and won easily. LeDoux did all bogey. ministrator and an owner of candidates in all multi-town dis dications, it appears he will be a Check Our Calamari 47-6-41, Stan stroke ahead of Beman with a par serves on the Republican state And despite the score, the Tro his scoring in the first half as LSU He missed an almost certain Crestfield Convalescent Hospital. tricts. candidate. jans didn’t roll it up. Mloganoski 48-7-41; Class C — 70 compared to the former Mrs. Murphy is active in the Circular rolled up a 24-7 lead. Dave Stevenson 46-9-37, Ray British and U.S. Amateur cham birdie by two-putting from three Manchester, in addition to For Manchester delegates, next Angry Nebraika took It out on feet at the 14th, then missed short Republican Party and is a Saturday’s nominating conven ’’It was just a matter of Oregon Rames 50-11-39, Ed McLaughlin pion’s 72 for 270. member of the GOP Town Com having two House districts entire State being a young team, ” said Texas A&M with 252 yards 50-10-40; Low gross — Ray The victory, however, would putts on the 15th and 16th for tions will be as follows for the bogeys. mittee. She is a member of the ly within town boundaries For All Your u s e ’s John McKay. ”We ju$t had rushing and 266 passing as Evelhoch 70; Blind Hancock 100. have been a comfortable one had (Districts 12 and 13), is partly in Republicans: sophomore quarterback Dave As he parred the (Inal two Board of Eiducation. in a te district 3 - The Ray too many advantages. We suited PRO SWEEPS not the 32-year-old Trevino Jacobs pledged in a statement, House district 9 with a third of Italian IMCON up 50 players and everybody Humm scored twice and passed Gross — Ray Evelhoch 70, faltered in sweltering heat and holes, the 34-year-oId Beman East Hartford and in House dis mond Library in East Hartford at COIP, for a third touchdown. issued one final challenge with an “I will be available whenever 9 a.m. played, even some of the reserves Steve Matava 72; net — Dave bogeyed three holes on the back required to carry out the duties of trict 14 with all of South Windsor MARKETS in the second quarter.” “They were No. 1 in the pre Stevenson 80-17-63, Terry nine. iron shot 15 feet from the pin at Senate district 4 - The Bolton Food the 18tli but came up short in his the probate judge and I will seek In addition, Manchester is season polls and they are still Schilling 75-8-67, Otto Lorentzen Bothered earlier in the week by divided between two Senatorial Community Hall at 10 a m. among the finest football teams try for a tying birdie. to carry on in the tradition so ably CALDOR SHOPPING CENTER — EXIT 93,1-86 Herald photo by Bu(-eivlcius By halftime, Southern Cal had 76-7-69, John Dyment 81-11-69, the front nine on the 6,550-yard House district 9 - The Raymond in the country,” said Coach Trevino’s fourth tourney vic set by Judge John Wallett - the districts - Senate district 3 with L Fayont^^_J a 20-6 lead, with Rod McNeill Regie Chirtis 78-9W. Norwood Hills Country Hub Library in Blast Hartford at 9 a.m. Emory Beliard of the losers. tory of the year, his 15th in a tradition of assisting people re all of Blast Hartford; and Senate Bill Lodge of East Stopped for No Cain scoring all three touchdowns on FOUR BALL course, Trevino set out with a quiring the aid of the court in District 4 with Glastonbury, House district 14 - The South runs of 14, two and five yards. The biggest upset of the Net — Stan McFarland, Don vengeance Sunday and easily bir- spectacular career, swelled his earnings to 1199,168 for 1972. time of trouble, with understan Bolton, South Windsor, East Windsor Town Hall at 10 a.m. McNeill gained 117 yards while day—or was it?—came when Bud Nadaskay, Ray Remes 55; died the first two holes following Beman, who had sought his ding and compassion, while at the Windsor, Coventry, Andover and For the Democrats, the quarterback Mike Rae completed Bowling Green stunned 18th- Terry Schilling, Joe Sullivan, Ed immaculate iron shots. first 1971 triumph, picked up same time complying with all the Hebron. schedule is still incomplete. Only 12 of 19 passes for 248 yards and ranked Purdue 17-14 on Don Hayes, Jim Miller 56; Tom The start provided him a one- In the two House districts en Eagles Rally for Tie one score and second-stringer Pat Taylor s 29-yard field goal in the $17,100. Bob Goalby and Don legal requirements set for the the convention for Senate district Zemke, Harry Atherton, Bruce up lead over Beman which Bies tied for third at 274 and Probate Court by statute.” tirely within Manchester boun 4 is known. It will be in Haden scored one TD and passed final period. Hancock, Ed McNamara 56; swelled to three strokes when earned $8,850 each. He added, ‘T will do my best to daries, both incumbents are run Manchester Democratic Head for another. ■'Our kids came into the game Fred Lennon, Don Anderson, Beman bogeyed the fourth and ning for re-election t Republican believing they could win," said see. listen and speak to as many quarters, Main St. and E. Middle Second-ranked Colorado kept Jack Moffatt, Al Bertussi 57; Otto groups as possible, to explain my Donald Genovesi in the 12th, and In Opener with Rams CMach Don Nehlen. ‘I can't ac Tpke., at 10 a.m. Lorentzen, Larry Bates, Wiggy Francis Mahoney in the 13th. pace with Southern Cal by troun tually think it was an upset under back^ound, my positions and my The conventions for Senate dis cing Cincinnati 56-14 while third- Gardella, Al Mannella 57; gross ideas on the probate judgeship In House district 9 the incum trict 3 and House district 9 will be those conditions." — Ray Evelhock, Bill Phelan, Groman^s Capture Title Francis P. Deliafera bent, Democrat Muriel T. By MARC RICK Rockville struck first finally stall Rockville drives. Intercep rated Ohio State and No. 4 Elsewhere among Second Ten and the court.” held in Blast Hartford, and the breaking the ice with 8:30 left in tions are important because they Oklahoma opened their seasons Dick Carpenter, Jack Baker 68; Yacavone of Blast Hartford is one for House district 14 in South teams. No. 11 Michigan nosed out Steve Matava, John Dyment, Bob In Women^s Softball Play finance committee. He is a East Catholic gained an un the third quarter as Jim Roach can quickly switch momentum with shutout triumphs—21-0 over Cong. John Schmitz of Califor seeking endorsement for re- Windsor, at places and time to be aidi Northwestern 7-0 on a 21-yard LaChappelle, Bill Cooper 70. former Republican majority impressive but hard fought 6-6 knifed through the line and hit from one team to the other. Iowa and 49-0 over Utah State, nia. the American Independent election. State Rep. N. Charles announced. pass from Dennis Franklin, the It’s all over! Slow Pitch Softball Tournament leader of the Glastonbury Town tie against Rockville High Not a great offensive showing respectively. Party candidate for President, Boggini of Manchester finds paydirt on a five-yard run. A Wolverines' first black quarter BEST 16 Groman’s Sport Shop girls’ at spacious Fitzgerald Field. Council and is a member of the controversial conversion pass was maded by either team with will appear in Connecticut short himself without a base for re- CAMERAS Satur^y on the latter’s home Alabama, rated fifth, was idle back, to Bo Rather; Sonny Six- (Hass A — Ekl Shaw 66-8-58, Joe slow pitch softball team walked Betty Gilmartin and Joan executive committee of the both groups spending the mul- ly, according to an announcement election. That part of Manchester turf. An overflowing crowd followed when the referee called while No. 7 Tennessee outlastat^ killer returned from an ankle Berner 64-5-59, Joe Wall 68-9-59’, away with the team cham McAdam led the winners’ attack Glastonbury GOP Town Com FILM-BULBS tiude of time on their side of the by Charlie A. Burke of Elast where he resides has become part saw the usual opening day the two po.int pass incomplete to No. 6 Penn State 28-21 in the only injury and threw a 45-yard Bundi Tarca ^9-59; Qass B — . pionship Saturday night at with three safeties each. Team DISCOUNT PRICES 50-yard line. East did have the Hartford, George Wallace Party mittee. of Mrs. Yacavone’s district. Mrs. miscues with numerous the disteiief of the astonished match-up of Top Ten teams. touchdown pass to Tom Scott as Lee Levilon 69-11-58,Jack Moffatt Fitzgerald Field with a 14-3 vic mate Lynda Hamm homered and edge in total offense, 152 to 116 candidate for First District con Yacavone said yesterday that fumbles and interceptions. Ram players. UCLA, No. 8, held off Pitt 38-28, No. 12 Washington beat Duke 14- 73-14-59, Joe SulUvan 69-10-59, tory over Brookside Construc singles. The Connecticut Joint Board of ARTHUR DRUG East, which is not known for its yards, first downs, 9 to 5, Sher Porterfield 73-14-59; Qass C gressman. Boggini offered her his backing Blast (?oach Giff Demers was ninth-rated Louisiana State 6 and No. 13 Arizona State out tion. The losers’ Eileen Dulleau the Textile Workers Union of catch-up football, held Rockville Rockville led in rushing yards, 96 — Joe Skinner 73-20-53, Paul Burke said Schmitz will be the for re-election. proud of his rugged crew which debuted with a 31-13 victory over lasted Houston 33-28 with Dan Hie win enabled Groman’s to collected three singles while Don America, AFL-CIO, is backing scoreless for the rest of the game. to 59 and offensive plays, 51 to 48. Dutella 78-19-59, Bill Prindle 74- main speaker at a testimonial In House district 14, the fought tooth and nail down to the Pacific and Nebraska’s defending White lofting scoring passes of 55 capture the first annual Women’s na Schaeffer added two singles. five Democrats and one The Eagles finally tallied a TD Rockville suffered a serious 15-59,. low gross — Harry Eigh 75. dinner for the George Wallace incumbent, Republican Thomas wire. This year’s squad shows national champions, who skidded and 52 yards to Steve Holden and Republican for election to the • TOILET FRAMES with 5:51 left in the game as blow when running ace Rex Joe Berner 75; Blind bogey — Party. Schmitz was defeated in a Donnelly of South Windsor, has many new faces with multiple from first to 10th after losing to Woody Green gaining 195 on the state's six congressional seats. • ELEVATED TOILET Hornat tossed a 14-yard pass to Atwood received a broken ankle ground. Larry M orrison 101, John GOP primary in his district and announced he will not ^eek re- players on both the offensive and UCLA a week ago, started the The lone Republican is U.S. SEATS Dave Berner, who found his way on the third play of the game. McCallum 101; will not be a candidate for re- election. His withdrawal leaves . defensive units.? long road back with a 37-7 whom- Georgia, ranked 16th, struggled G AND H PAVING, Inc. Rep. Robert Steele, the incum • BATH TUB RAILS into the end zone. The pass Atwood will be lost for the entire PRO SWEEPS election to Congress. the race wide open. However, stock Up For Extra Savings During As was the story last season, ping of Texas A&M. past Baylor 24-14 although the Bolton — Tel. 649-5233 bent in the Second District. The capped a seven play drive season. Gross — Harry Eich 75, Stan since South Windsor has three • BATH TUB SEATS the Elagles offense was almost Bears won the statistics with 20 Democrats are First District covering 45 yards. As the two teams were leaving Colorado broke Ken Johnson, Hilinski 77; net — Joe Berner 75- Mayor John Thompson has voters in the district to every one This Week-Long Food Festival. . . non-existent. The quarterback first downs to 12 and 341 yards to Cong. William Cotter, Third The extra point kick was short the field at the end of the game Charlie Davis and Bo Matthews 267. 5-70, Terry Schilling 79-8-71, Ed proclaimed next Saturday voter from Manchester, it is ex MEDCO SURGICAL duties were shared by Bob Love DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTS District Cong. Robert Giamo, of the mark and East had to settle the hugh Rockville bell, which loose for 314 of its 473 rushing Norris Weese led No. 19 Shaw 79-8-71. Manchester Hunting and Fishing pected that whoever is endorsed SUPPLY CO. and Pete Homat while a total of Fifth District Cong. John for a 6-6 tie. proclaims victory, began to ring. yards and four of its eight • TENNIS COURTS, ETC Day. He says he Will designate will come from South Windsor. five running backs shuffled in and Mississippi past Memphis State BEST 12 Monagan, Sixth District Cong. In Senate district 3, the incum Defense, which is the But a victory bell didn’t seem touchdowns against Cincinnati. 34-29 by passing for three the fourth Saturday of each 340 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Tender, Tasty, Terrific \ out of the lineup with only a 39- Gross — Edna Hilinski 54; net It's Getting Late — Don't Wait Ella Grasso, and Fourth District bent, Democrat Harry Burke of trademark of Blast in recent right, for a tie is not a defeat but touchdowns and scoring two and September that day in 6ard run by Bill Lodge to show — Rudy Clough 65-10-45, Nellie hopeful John McLoughlin. PHONE 646-4070 years, rose to the heights with surely not a victory. Ohio State combined strong No. 20 Florida State trimmed Call for Free Estimate Today! Manchester. for it. Lodge’s run was easily the Johnson 61-12-49, Hilda Kristof end Martin Boldi grabing two Saturday East faces HCC running by fullbacks Randy Keith Miami, Fla. 37-14 as Gary Huff longest play from scrimmage and (81 yards) and Champ Henson (79 62-13-49; putts — Hilda Kristof 29, U.S. Rep. William Cotter, in fumbles and linebacker Angelo member St. Paul’s of Bristol at threw for 329 yards and four TDs. Joanne Hunt 29. State Comptroller Nathan the most exciting. Mt. Nebo at 2. yards) and a defense that kept Agostinelli of Manchester, chair cumbent Democrat running for PORK CHOPS Fazzino intercepting a pass to re-election in the First Iowa Off the scoreboard as Woody man of the Connecticut Com Best Hayes began his 22nd campaign mittee to Re-elect the President, Congressional District, will of How to borrow The family at the helm of the Buckeyes. has named a Hartford man to ficially open his campaign head always Center head the statewide GOP cam quarters Friday at 8 p.m., at 692 asks for Cuts Heavy Sports Slate Oklahoma was worried about a Selling Auto Parts Is Just Part of Our Service paign effort among Spanish Maple Ave., Hartford. ' ^ 5 0 0 0 ' ° ° "seconds" Only successor for Whishbone quarter speaking voters. Cotter has been stepping up his back Jack Mildren but Dave campaign of late and is 94< Set for Schoolboys Robertson got the Sooners rolling Rodrigo A. Correa, a native of ALCAR AUTO PARTS also provides: Colombia, came to the United scheduling appearances in all against Utah State with a 44-yard towns in the district. He was in at low Pork Cutlets Lean-Meaty scoring pass to John (?arroU and States in 1959 and is a naturalized By DEAN YOST citizen. He is currently the special Manchester 10 days ago when the his replacement, freshman Kerry Democratic Town Committee Dnrlr Dike Country style Following an abbreviated opening sports schedule last assistant to the Republican state r u i l \ n l U O Barbecue special Jackson, was the leading ground- held a “Pep Rally” at Garden interest rates week all local and area high schools ow move into the busy gainer with 109 of Oklahoma’s 412 Grove. Oven fall season. Soccer and cross country are usually held on rushing yards. All-American half Ideas^ Information Yesterday, he attended a Boneless Pork Roast Roast weekdays while the weekends will be dominated by football. back Greg Pruitt scored three Wigs Allowed sportsmen’s outing at Goodwin 19th Hole times on short runs. lOrk, Hartford; a dedication of a for only Blast Catholic started a week season, meets Prince Tech For Reservists firehouse in Bloomfield; and a Ellington Ridge earlier than crosstown member Tuesday at home and St. Ber Tennessee got touchdown DICK CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — A Manchester High’s football team. nard’s of Ledyard also at Blast gallops of 41 and three yards from Store HaM iirr picnic in Cromwell by the Berlin Sunday and the ‘‘Know How!” **I7 Yean Ka«» Htw** federal judge who pointed out Democratic Town Committee. The Eagles tied Rockville High Catholic Saturday. Haskel Stanback and raced to a per month. PRO-MEMBER CLASSIC- and will meet St. Paul’s of Bristol The first big rival football 21-0 halftime lead over Penn that George Washington and In his 1970 campaign. Cotter First — Ed Kowalski, Tony at Mt. Nebo at 2. Manchester will meeting of the season in the area State before John Hufnagel other military giants had unshorn personally distributed pocket Tangy Margherita Tantillo, Joe Garbrous, Ted get into the thick of the CGL takes place Saturday afternoon at rallied the Nittany Lions with a locks has allowed four Army combs at large supermarkets in You want to borrow big — but you Ask about the New Homeowners LaBonne 55; second — Chet Wo- Loan. Give us a call. battle real quick when it treks to South Windsor High’s field. pair of scoring passes. Stanback’s Reservists to come to drill with his district. want to keep your payments down to jack, Rian Smith, Don Ross, Tom what you can afford. How do you do No obligation. Ceppa Field in Meriden to face Rockville invades the Bobcats’ third TD, a two-yard run in the wigs over their long hair. Fahy 56; third — Dennis Coscina, It? You extend the term of the loan, Because it's better to borrow big PEPPERONI * Maloney High. territory. The Bobcats played final period that capped an 80- In granting them a temporary Mali Koiva of Columbia, who is of course. through Northern National. Stan Geda, Jim Johnston, Paul Hand lUgh Friday night and were yard drive, put the game out of restraining order Friday against deputy commissioner of motor And if you really want to keep the Sherwood 58; fourth — Don The Indians’ soccer and cross INCLUDES LIFE INSURANCE Gigante Aged Salvatore’s Armour Star defeated. reach. the military’s request that they vehicles, is chairman of the payments low. Call Northern National Heaton, John Richmond, Jerry country teams turned in im get their hair cut, U.S. District Credit. ♦Total of payments $7,624.68 Connecticut Heritage Groups for — 7 years, 84 payments — Riemkiewicz, Rich Harman, 59; pressive showings in their 1972 UCLA got one touchdown from Our New Homeowner's Loan is your Provolone Bacon Judge James B. McMillan wrote: the Re-election of the President. finance charge $2,624.68 ~ an Sausage each member of its starting chance to borrow big at a lower fourth — Dick Stranahan, Lou season debuts. The Harriers, un "The ancient strong man nual p ercentap rate is 12.93'>o. A Great The organization is made up of cost. If you own your own home, now Ital Becker, Mark Kravitz, Lee Rubin der the coaching of Ray Horton, backfield—short runs by Mark Cheese Sampson, Gen. George ethnic groups supporting Presi you can borrow $5,000, $7,500, n ® * Hoi or r 7 8 « 59; fourth — Stan Staszowski, entertains Windham and Harmon, James McAlister and Treat Sweet w Washington, Gen. Ulysses S. dent Nixon. $10,000 or more. Stomach Tom Carlson, Len Wood, Howard Rockville on the locals’ course Gary Campbell and an 80-yard JON GARY JIM Why pay the high interest rate ” 5 Yean lUaw Haw” Grant and other miUtary per AND **ll Yeen Maw Haw” tear* Kaow Haw” NORTHERN NATIONAL CREDIT Upset Tourtellotte 59. Tuesday and travels to scamper by Kermit John sonages have managed to ply Manchester’s registrars of charged by others? Northern National will arrange the Home Office. 185 Wickenden Street LOW PRO Wethersfield on BYiday. son-plus a 63-yard scoring dash their miUtary genius effectively voters, who have gone far afield Providence, R. I. 02903 by second-string quarterback Rob same big loan with big savings. ■ Dick Stranahan 71, Soccer, with Dick Danielson in time of war, despite the han in holding voter-making sessions, GENTLEMEN: Please send me more | Scribner in beating Pitt. Longmeadow, George Ceferatti remaining as head coach, meets dicap of unshaven face or un will hold one at a football game information on your new Home Owners ■ Excellent for cooking or salads Louisiana State, down by 7-0 in Plan. ■ Crestviews, tied; Don Parson, Hall High at West Hartford shorn locks." on Oct. 7. Cohasset, Ed Kowalski Hop the first minute when Pacific Tel. 524-5983 Name m Tuesday and plays before *the TONIGHT They will sign up voters at recovered a blocked punt in the Meadow, tied third; EM Rubis 73, home folks Friday against Memorial Field, when NORTHERN end zone, got three touchdowns We Have What It Takes To Serve You!” Chicopee, fifth; longest drive — Maloney High. :45 Orioles vs. Red Sox, WTIC College Group Manchester High School plays City Stale from Jimmy LeDoux' and two NATIONAL’S'^ I j Roy O’Niel 310 yards, closest to East Catholic, getting into the :00 Mets vs. Pirates, WINF Wethersfield High in a C C IL foot scoring passes from Bert Jones Asks Bar Right CREDIT ^ ^ Z ip Phone . J j pin — Frank Segaline, nine feet. varsity soccer program this : 00 Redskins vs. Vikings, Ch. 8 ball contest. GEM OIL $1?? PHILADELPHIA (AP) - U.S. ELASTIC District Court was asked Friday Lindsay Select Pitted to declare unconstitutional parts 6-oz. Weekend Spoifts Results STOCKINGS Our Prices Are Competitive! of the Liquor Control Act of 1939 cans WHEELCHAIRS t wtLCO M f Sports which prohibit persons under 21 Ripe Olives resume its m eight-game series, ARTHUR DRUG from drinking alcoholic FUNERAL HOME 'O OD s t a m p Billie Jean Wins which the Soviets are leading 2-1 Complete Stock for U.S. and Foreign Cars! beverages. C u STO m ECS Rosella Imported Italian Slate with one game tied. The suit, filed by the '.NO ARE PROUD CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Republican College Council of 35-oz. "That was the best I’ve played all Pennsylvania, argued that per TO Bf can TUESDAY 142 East Center Street aU''hOPi2EC Tomatoes week, smiled a triumphant Billie sons between 18 and 21 are con Jean King after administering a sidered adults for voting, taxa MOE m PT iOn , Cross Country COMPLETE Come In and Pick Up Your Manchester, Conn. 06040 Penn. Dutch—Pieces and Stems solid whipping to Margaret Court tion, jury duty and hiring as ',’'O RtS 4-oz. Rockville in the singles final of the Four ■ioun ji firemen and policemen. But, the (203) 646-5310 . cans Windham at Manchester FREE TUNE-UP GUIDE! East Catholic, Norwich at Roses Women’s Tennis Oassic. suit says, some of these people The top-seeded Mrs. King, of INSURANCE SIN C t 191* are threatened with prosecution Mushrooms Simsbury Palm-Aire, Fla., carved out for possession, transportation or Ellington at Blast Windsor straight set wins of 6-2, 6-2, over purchase of alcoholic beverages. DAIRY FROZEN Coventry at Tolland Soccer the third-seeded Australian in the SERVICE $40,000 tournament SuncLy at 11 l i i i I L L iil U l! b a r b s ~ For Lasagna, Manicotti, Stuffed Shells Bird’s Eye - lO-oz. pkg. Manchester at Hall E; 0. Smith at Coventry Olde Providence Racquet and New^tor^Iours^Dail^^toTisO^SaUjl^j By PHIL PASTORET C&F Ricotta 3 Broccoli Spears 29« Elllington at Blast Windsor Swim Qub. 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( ^ * PAGE SIX TEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Sept. 18,1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Mon,, Sept. 18,1972- PAGE SEVENTEEN Major League Baltimore Series ^Same as Cleveland— Gotta Win^—K ask^ -Leaders* Rejects Set Pace The Four Hairsmen? PatS Were Well Scoilted AMERICAN LEAGUE batting (875 at batil- By Master of His Trade Red Sox Bank on Rookie Pitcher Carew, Min, ,819; D.Allen, Chi, In Lions^ Victory programmed to think in those "Home games don't guarantee .312. tain the slimmest of possible giving up one run in eight innings could well decide what team will BOSTON (AP) - Rookie terms. victories," he said. "You still RUNS-Murcer, NY, 94; Rudl, FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - While tending Fred Wlllii, leads in the battle for first place against the Indians and two in 61- be going into the playoi'.N After a m e e ic a n l e a g u e Lynn McGlothen will Oak, 89. _ "It was a good feeling just Paul Brown, 64, and starting Essex Johnson, Doug Drenler, in the American League Blast. 3 against New York. Baltimore, the R ^ Sox have a The Baltimore series, he said, have to go out there and win. I RUNS B ^ E D IN-D.Allen, DETROIT (AP) — Are you Barnes was REJECTED by East probably pitch tonight what four-game series here with being able to play, ” offered Detroit in training camp last his 22nd season as a head Jess Phillips and Paul Robinson Boston’s 9-2 loss to Cleveland "Sure, I feel the pressure of a "is the same as Cleveland — we remember last year, in mid- Chi, 108; Murcer, NY, 87. being rejected? W L Pet GB will be the most important Detroit. Hilton, No, 3 tight end behind season, but called from coach in the pro football through gaping holes Jin the line, Sunday left them only one pennant race," McGlothen said, gotta win. ” August, we came back from the HITS—Rudl, Oak, 168; Are people snubbing you? Boston 76 63 .547 Charlie Sanders and Craig Cot "retirement" after wide receiver Anderson kept the New England game of his brief major league percentage point ahead of "but 1 guess not that much, the road about four out with a 15- Piplella, KC, 161. Take heart and look at a few ranks, still is a master of his Detroit 77 64 .546 Amidst the excitement. Red Despite the fact that the Red ton. Sanders, on the taxi squad Chuck Hughes died of a heart defense honest, completing 10 of career. Ask him about it and Detroit, which beat Milwaukee 6- way I've been pitching my last game home stand and everybody DOUBLES-Plnlella, KC, 31; Detroit Lions’ stars in Sunday’s trade acknowledged by Baltimore 76 66 .535 IMi Sox Manager Eddie Kasko seems Sox play 10 of their remaining 16 due to a shoulder separation, was attack. Barnes first NFL catch 15 attempts for 100 yards. he’ll tell you; “I haven’t 2. The Orioles, who lost to the two times out. I’m just going to said, ’Oh boy. here We go.’ Well, 30-16 National Football League National Football League New York 75 67 .526 2Vk to be taking ^erything in stride. games at home, where their Murcer, NY, 29. replaced by Cotton, who alter was Sunday, but he Is not a Set up by Willis' running before thought about it ... but it Yankees, 2-1, remained a game go out there and try to do a good TRIPLES-Fisk, Bsn, 9; Rudl, .season-opening victory over ttie rivals. CTeveland 64 79 .448 14 He refuses to label anything a rer’ord since Aug. 25 is 17-6, we won four and lost 11.’’ nated with Hilton Sunday. rookie. many fans who cheered the and a half behind. job. If 1 can do that, there’s Oak, 9; Blair, Bal, 7; Murcer, New York Giants. "Paul Brown had us scouted Milwaukee 58 86 .403 20 probably will be." ’’key" this or a “cruciar that, Kasko believes the schedule Washington traded Hilton to New York quarterback Norm former Boston College star, John McGlothen, brought up early in nothing to worry about” — Steve Owens, former real good." New England middle West McGlothen will be pitching despite being badgered by a flock favors no particular team down This time around, Kasko hopes, NY, 7. the Lions for a draft choice Snead was unable to engineer a son swept end for 14 yards and a the year from Louisville, has The Red Sox will have their HOME RUNS-D.Allen, Chi, Heisman Trophy winner from linebacker Jim Cheyunski said Oakland 84 57 .596 against the Baltimore Orioles as of reporters who are the stretch. things will not be the same. following the Sanders injury. He touchdown In the first period. been sharp his last two times out. work cut out v'''s week, which touchdown drive until the final Sunday after the Cinneinnati Cheyunski and his defensive Chicago 79 62 .560 5 the Boston Red Sox try to main 36; Murcer, NY, 28. Oklahoma REJECTED in the was drafted by Detroit as a future period when he moved the Giants The two combined to pave the STOLEN BASES-D.Nelson, Bengals manhandled the Patriots mates spent a long afternoon. Minnesota 71 69 .509 12Vk college draft by many NFL teams pick in 1964 and traded in 1965 to 71 yards in 11 plays, climaxed by ChrU Faraoopouloi way for a 38-yard field by Hont Tex, 42; Cannpaneris, Oak, 41. Phil Wise 31-7 in a 1972 opener. Cincinnati’s fine block of running Kansas City 68 71 .489 15 as being ’’too slow,” had his best Pittsburgh. a two-yard TD pass to tight end Muhimann in the second quarter. PITCHING (14 Decisions)— "He had to have had films of us backs rolled up 246 yards on the California 67 74 .475 17 (lay for Detroit with 113 yards His TD play gave the Lions a Bob Tucker. Actually, they had The Patriots got back into the Hunter, Oak, 20-7, .740, 2.06 rushing. broken down good," Cheyunski ground Quarterback Ken Ander Texas 52 89 .369 17 10-0 lead five minutes into the 23- been stopped on the four on game with just six seconds left in Odom, Oak, 14-5, .736, 2.27. said. '(.The big thing was the son. supposedly disabled with Sunday’s Results Yanks Still Alive —Errol Mann, REJECTED by point second quarter. He leaped fourth down, but an offside the half. Larry Carwell blocked a STRIKEOUTS-N.Ryan, Cal, Cincinnati runners. They stayed jammed fingers suffered in a pre Cleveland 9, Boston 2 throe teams before joining the above two defenders for the catch penalty gave them four more field goal attempt by Muhimann, 286; Lolich, Det, 218. behind the blockers so well we season windup against Atlanta, New York 2, Baltimorel Lions as a free agent four years of a 26-yard toss, then sprinted 40 tries from the two. picked up the ball and raced 45 NA’nONAL LEAGUE could hardly see them coming. " more than added his part. Detroit 6, Milwaukee 2 I ago, kicked three field goals. yards untouched to paydirt. Their only other notable drive yards for the score. BATTING (375 at bats)— Kansas City 10. Minnesota 6,10 —John Hilton, tight end was snuffed by linebacker Mike That was all the Bengals would innings In Pennant Race I t -9 * r..t B.Williams, Chi, .334; Cedeno, REJECTED via trades by four allow, however, as they harrassed Lucci’s interception at the • r Oakland 4. Texas 1 McNally’s (16-16) first pitch and Htn, .328. teams in eight years—including Detroit 16 in the third quarter. New England quarterback Jim The triumph left the Yankees RUNS—Morgan, Cin, 119; California 3, Chicago 1 NEW YORK (AP) - rocketed deep into the lower left Detroit which drafted him in FYom there the Lions moved 84 Southern Rolls over Wes^ Plunkett and controlled the ball Monday’s Games ’When Felipe smoked out in fourth place 2% games behind Wynn, Htn, 107. 1964—caught three passes for 120 with a 64-42 advantage in offen pace-setting Boston and only one field stands and drove home Bob yards in nine plays to score on an Baltimore (Dobson 15-16) at that homer 1 knew we were RUNS BATTED IN-SUrgell, yards, including one for a 66-yard sive plays. full contest in back of third-place by Murcer ahead of him. 11-yard Landry-to-Ron Jessie Central Wins in Breeze Boston (McGlothen 7-5), n "I was waiting for a fast ball Pgh, 112; Bench. Cin, 112; touchdown. ”We think we can run on going to win, ” said relief ace Baltimore. Detroit is in second pass. Only game scheduled and that's what he threw. You B Wilbams, Chi, 108. Meanwhile Greg Landry, who "I'm really pleased with out Southern Connecticut State found it, with the Owls’ four anybody," Brown said when Sparky Lyle. But Lyle had to place, just one percentage f)oint HITS-Rose, Cin, 183; Tuesday’s Games know, yesterday 1 took part in the Lions have long ACCEDED defense," said Coach Joe College’s head football Coach touchdowns being split evenly asked about the Bengals’ ground do some smoking of his own behind the Red Sox. Detroit at Cleveland, n batting practice and didn’t get to B.Williams, Chi, 179, Brock, StL, [ as their No. 1 quarterback, fired Harry Shay knows a little more between passing and running. game. "As for our defense, it's a ^and wound up tying an "1 thought about how close the Schmidt. "They (Giants) only New York at Milwaukee, n play 1 wasn't going to practice 179. three touchdown passes. The scored 10 points against it. We about his team today. lot better than it looked last week American League save record race is, ” Lyle said, "but when 1 DOUBLES-Montanez, Phi, Senior backs Larry Kane and Texas at Minnesota, n today but decided to I’m glad 1 I overall Lions ’defense also stood For one thing, he knows it can when Atlanta ran up 44 points on got out there all 1 was concerned had some bad tackling and a few Bill Schultz each scored on short Chicago at Oakland, n in the process. 36; Cedeno, Htn, 36; Simmons, out, and thwe was one bonafide mental errors, but the way it John Riggins Steve Tannen win. For another, he knows he’s us. That one was before the about was doing my job." did " ’-T'” H: runs for Southern, while junior Kansas City at California, n Alou belted a two-run home The Orioles had taken a 1-0 --t StL 33. Giants star—Rocky Thompson, turned out it was okay." doing something right as far as games started to count” "1 still thought we’d be in the T R IPLES-B ow a, Phi, 13; Even if the New York Jets do not win a National Foot combining his rookies with the quarterback Tony Jaskot fired Baltimore at Boston, n run in the fourth inning Sunday lead in the third on Andy 1 who returned four kickoffs for "In 1966 (with Pittsburgh) 1 Larry Woods and Joe Plunkett, an immediate star as NATIONAL LEAGUE race even if we had lost, ” added Rose, Qn, 10. ball League game all season, these four players should veterans on offense. two scoring passes, one to Cliff as the New York Yankees Etchebarren's run-scoring triple 198 yards, including one for a 92- caught seven passes against Schmeising made their debuts a r
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