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Stamps In The New t • WASHINGTON (AP) - Ever Douglas went on. Is that "we’re week, with a conference on Satur­ view. Environmental and con­ IAP New'it»ature$ I lince Warren Burger became actually hearing and deciding day. The Job takes about four sumer class actions, he said, mutt By SYO KRONISH chief Juitlce he haa founded one fewer cases now than when we days a week.” not be shut out. penUtent theme; the Sdpreme were when I went on the court.” , Burger has signaled Congress ”If Congress should redesign 'rtie “Counos" series — a set Court if overloaded with work This means more appeal^ than that he would welcome the Jurisdiction of federal courts of three new stamps saluting and fpmething muft be done ever before are being to ss^ out legislative action to cut down the so as to leave out of them the man’s exploits into outer space about it. without full consideration. kinds of cases that can be brought environmental questions, then — has been Issued by the Re­ From Juftice William Douglas, the senior Justice, to the court. we go down the drain really very public of Indonesia. One of the PRICES EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY & FRIDAY OPEN SUNDAYS 10 A.M.-10 P.M. adhesives halls Indonesia's own O.Douglaf Wednefday night who took his seat upon appoint­ Douglas went along-to a point. fast,” the Justice said. efforts in space exploration. came a difaent—calm, aoft, with a ment of President Franklin D. One of the reasons courts are "Because we then would, be The lowest value stamp tmlle, but a characteriatically in­ Roosevelt in 1939, said the court congested, he said, ’’is that we as victims of the administrative ' shows an international weather dependent disagreemept with the still has nine men, but the selec­ a people had a great propensity to agencies. satellite in space, the ESSA-6, predominant view. tive process has changed. And make everything that somebody "And these administrative which provides information on UST MINUn SCHOOL NEEDS Burger'f plea, founded before that’s not all, he said. objects to on some moral ground agencies, though they’re very the world's weather in a m atter bar and judiclai groups and the ’’The Judges have changed, the a crime. And a lot of the stuff high-minded and thou^ they're of seconds and has enabled Eagle public at large, has won for the idea of what is important has that’s going on in our courts not venal, are very oppressive. areas to be warned of im­ JUST A FEW it court a handful of additional law changed in the minds of the involve only people but no vic­ There must be some check on pending storms as they develop. clerks and administrators, an ex­ Judges—a highly selective con­ tims” them. There must be, unless Another depicts an American OF MANY BACK 10 Pack tra few dollars from a sometimes sideration. By this he said he meant crimes they’re going to be abolished.” astronaut descending from his TO SCHOOL skeptical Congress. ’’Is this case fit to take—should like vagrancy, drunkenness and Douglas’ work methods are landing capsule on the moon's iiriiiw iriiiiii ^ t is the court overworked? we take it—and so on? And we prostitution—’’too much minutia very much in line with what he surface. T^e dates “1969-1972 " SPECIALS Pencils Douglas, in a rare CBS-TV in­ take fewer and fewer. of the lower thing. ” said. mark the first three years of indicates that a beautiful set of terview, suggested it is not. He ’When I went on the court we Judges, Douglas said, "should Every year, consistently, he lunar exploration. six stamps will be issued early agreed with Burger that the ac­ sat six days a week. Linder save their energies for the big votes to hear many more appeals The highest value in the set next year showing Chagall win­ \World Famous tual number of cases reaching the (former Chief Justice Earl) things. ” And, he added, "on the than any other member of the features Indonesia’s own "Kar- dows. . high court Is on the rise—from Warren we sat five days a week, a big things, the problem has been court. Douglas also writes the . . . ' Flair Pens! tika I" rocket and the dates 1,800 a year three decades ago up conference on Friday. greatly exaggerated ” tersest and briefest opinions, if DID YOU KNOW THAT . . . "1964-1972 ” which signify that to about 4,200 currently. ’And now it looks as if our And this is where Douglas country’s rocketry program. Dutch New Guinea, which is (See Page 10) ^ WK; The more important point. trend will be to three days a clashed directly with the Burger Also issued by Indonesia, ac­ now part of Indonesia, has not ^ r-"'" LIST 49* cording to the World Wide issued any stamps since 1962 UST49c Subject Book Canvas Binder 1,000 In. Tape Philatelic Agency, is a stamp to . . . East Germany, not to be The felt tip pan with U S T 1.2 9 LIS? 33 Less than honor the 10th anniversa t7 of outdone in world diplomacy, is­ 101 uses. Grvot for LIST 98c half price for A Real the famed Hotel Indonesia as sued a set of stamps honoring school or officel 5 Subject Has Clip for this speciall The Weather part of its Tourist series. its friendship for the Peoples Holding Loose bargain at Composition < Fair tonight, low about SO. Republic of China — at the very Book 49 Pages. * this price! * 49 19 Friday, cloudy, high in the 80s, moment that President Nixon was meeting with Mao-Tse-tung ila n rjjp tpr iEupning Hpralib with a 20 per cent chance of rain. . . . the U.S. Postal Rate Com­ For BkMJtet | 0 Collectors are now in the Dreitet mission has approved the larg­ And Shirt* I midst of seeing a deluge of est postal rate increase in histo­ Pencil Manche»ter— A City o f Village Charm stamps from various countries ry - a total of $1,900,(X)0.000 (1 paying tribute to the Olympic Case! For OrAt MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7,1972 VOL. XCI, No. 288 TWENTY PAGES - TWO SECTIONS PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS billion 900 million) a year. ^ ^ ^ And Slip« Games. Since the end of World 300001111 War II this outpouring of stamps has been a regular thing Canada’s latest two stamps Wooden Ruler every four years. However, feature artifacts and the way of Filler Paport many nations producing such life of that country’s Plain In­ 12 Inch Size [LIST 29* ;u stamps are more interested in dians. These are the first in a Reading U.S. in New Plea Sharing the revenues from the sale of series of 20 stamps which will Germans Hunt the stamps rather than the ath­ be issued over the next three LIST 10* Reports years. Measure letic events themselves. Uplifting To help warn the public. The One design reproduces "Buf­ Bic 'n For Cease-Fire American Philatelic Society’s falo Chase’’ by George Catlin, DRIP j«V.v C lipped More Arabs ’’Watchdog Committee ” is set­ 19th century artist noted for his ■ Banana f HARTFORD (AP) - A study ting guidelines to determine lifelong study and portrayal of Harvard DRY HANGERS PARIS (AP) — The United States told the Communists Indian life. The second stamp of the reading prowess of Connec­ today their military and political efforts in South Vietnam WASHINGTON (AP) - The MUNICH (AP) — West German police hunted for 15 more what nations were honoring the School Pens! a c t u a l l y a 98* VALUE! ticut public school pupils brings games because of their actual design was based on a photo­ haye failed and urged them to accept a cease-fire. Senate has defeated an initial Arabs today and pressed an investigation into the airfield purchose mokes this price pos- for H aIFSHp * some good news and some bad participation. The determining graph by Ray Webber, illustra- r-Only a special purch 12 FOR 4®® Ar>d UixIcrwaAr attempt to give larger industrial killing of nine Israeli hostages on Tuesday. . Bag we’ve bought a big • news. U.S. Ambassador William J. factor by the committee is the ling several Indian artifacts. 'sible. Come early IN PKGS. OF 4 0 states a bigger share of the Bavarian state police said the fast at this incredible "With few exceptions, Connec­ Porter said at the 158th session of President Nguyen Van Thieu it participation by the country, or for supply^ but they II go money in a |34.8-billion revenue­ 15 were suspected of being ac­ free the hostages if Israel ticut students had higher test the Paris peace talks: ’’You have will be "unable to reach a solu­ at least having a recognized . * LIST 29c ea. -ikprice. Limit 1. incurred terrible losses but you tion to the political question in sharing bill. complices in the planning and released 200 guerrillas Jailed in national Olympic Committee. Norway has commemorated 17 7 scores than students The 61-24 vote Wednesday execution of the Arab terrorist Israel. have not broken South Vietnam's South Vietnam in particular and the 100th anniversary of the nationwide," said the report. This may not deter topical LIST 1.55 will or capacity to resist you. to the war in Vietnam in against the amendment by Sen. attack Tuesday that killed two But the Interior Ministers said collectors from getting any and birth of King Haakon VII with 4 Ounce However, “Connecticut large Abraham A. Ribicoff, D-Conn., other members of the Israeli German authorities were con­ city students consistently had "That Vietnamization has general." all Olympic stamps but it is a two new stamps of identical succeeded is borne out by the was no surprise because senators Olympic team and culminated in vinced that "a flight out of this creditable attempt to give sta­ design. The 80-ore red and 120- Elmer’s lower scores than their Porter scoffed at what he from small states outnumber the airfield shootout. country would have meant cer­ •i/A nationwide counterparts,” it said. setbacks you have experienced at called the "pretentiousness of the ture to the hobby of philately. ore blue show a portrait of the Back To the hands of the government of those from the bigger states Five of the terrorists and a tain death for the athletes.” King from a photograph taken Glue! City youngsters’^ were not only titles" of the Viet Cong’s which would have benefited from West German policeman also Afterward Premier Golda Melr School below the national average; they the Republic of Vietnam forces Provisional Revolutionary during military operations in unaided by United States’ combat Ribicoff's proposal. were killed at the airfield. A of Israel expressed approval of IGARMENT BAGS were even below the average Government. He said, "It would 1940. King Haakon VII was ground units." Ribicoff sought to change the German helicopter pilot was the decision to tfy to kill the Illustrations of various game named King of Norway in 1905 Special! level in large cities throughout simplify matters here were you to fish appear on new stamps from Porter pointed out that during distribution formula in the bill seriously wounded. Three of the terrorists and free the hostages. and reigned until his death in 9 PAIR F O R T H E yAvu the nation. abandon ridiculous pretenses and approved by the Senate Finance terrorists were captured slightly The circumstances of the North Vietnam’s offensive 62 per Bermuda. 1957. The study was conducted accept the fact that the world < UST 55' WHOLE ANiY cent of the American military Committee. The committee wounded. shootout at Fuerstenfeldbruck The 4 cent shows the bone- during the 1971-72 school year for foresees the Viet Cong aS the altered the House-approved ver­ The three captives were iden­ were still unclear, and the West fish, a shoreline inhabitant, 7 7 FAMILY personnel in Vietnam when the t h e ^ t e Board of Education by southern branch of Hanoi's war sion in ways that favor 33 smaller tified as Ibrahim Badran, 20, Abd German government said it was while the 15 cent and 18 cent SHOE RACK offensive began March 30 had LIST 2.75 the non-profit Institute for the machine — for it is nothing more states and cause losses to only 17. Es Kadir El Dnawy and Samer investigating. denominations feature the been withdrawn. Study of Inquiring Systems. than that." Nevertheless, senators from Mohamed Abdulah, both 22. The Munich police initially said wahoo and yellowfin tuna which He said a million South Viet­ About 7,000 students a g ^ 9, 13 Porter said; “No one ever the big uriian states said they the first shots were fired by one range offshore. The 24 cent dis­ Do you SPECIAL namese fled the invdtng forces They claimed to be students and YOUNG LADIES’ & TEENS’ and 17 were tested In 163 schools. elected it into the offices it of the Arabs who reacted plays the great amberjack, a REPEAT OF A SELL OUT! "which was a clear enough would make further attempts to said they last lived in Jordan and ■M'' In general, suburban school doesn't fulfill, it administers hysterically when he saw police typical reef fish. feel elose BIG BOYS’ PURCHASE! response to the Viet Cong call for revise the formula. Syria. BRUSHED CORDUROY children had the highest scores, Debate on the major bill was to A Bavarian court official said waiting at the airfield. But the If you think a local Bermuda with the small town youngsters an antigovernment uprising." fisherman designed.the stamps, GIRLS’ DRESS The Viet Cong countercharged conUnue this afternoon. they faced multiple charges of police later retracted this and God? next, the ’’small city” children Bulletin Ribicoff insisted that the large murder. They were being in­ said further investigation showed you are wrong. ThV designer TWO TONE-PATCH POCKET I BLUE FLARE (those in communities over 20,000 that it is the United States and was Maynard Reece Des South VietnaAi that have failed states ’get far less than their fair terrorgated at an undisclosed police sharpshooters opened fire BONANZA which are not on th e ^ g e of large WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ when two of the guerrillas Moines, Iowa. politically and military. share" under the distribution for­ location., The coifrt had until S IZE S 4 -1 4 cities) next and large city dent Nixon is promotilig MaJ. mula worked out by the Senate Thursday night to issue formal showed themselves in an es­ children last. Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh, chief Gen. Alexander M. Haig Jr., Israel’^ four latest stamps Come to this committee. The House version is charges. The maximum penalty pecially favorable position. SLACKS DENIM PANTS For instance, in a test on which Viet Cong negotiator, said the Henry Kissinger’s top assistant, highlight four of the 42 torah Oiristian Science Lecture more favorable to the in­ for premeditated murder is life However, the police said the the suburban 9-year-olds scored Vietnamization program to the rank of four-star general AND "conceived after the failure of a dustrialized states. imprisonment, there being no sharpshooters were unable to arks brought to that country "Is Anybody it Home?" 96.2 and the large city 9-year-olds and is naming him vice Army "The rejuvenation of our cities death penalty in West Germany. knock the two Arabs out of the from Italy. The designs depict highly Americanized war of by Nincy E. Hounon C.S. CARDIGAN OR PULLOVER scored 76.9, the small town chief of staff, the White House was one of the prime con­ The Olympic competition, battle before they got off shots of an ark from a long-closed syna­ aggression" now is "going of Urbani, Iliirfois children scored 95.2 and the said today. siderations in the development of suspended 12 hours after the first their own. gogue in Ancona, from a syna­ FASHION BOUTIQUE bankrupt irretrievably." 8:15 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 7th "small city” youngsters scored the revenue-sharing concept,” IsraeU was killed in the Olympic The police said the visibility gogue of the Soranga communi­ She claimed it has led to one In First Church of Christ. 93.6. nothing, and the only programs it also was very poor — it was about ty near Parma, a 17th century SWEATERS U S. defeat after another and its the Connecticut senator said. Village, resumed late Wednesday Scientist The information gathered in carries out are mobilization and 11 p.m., and the airfield was not ark from the Sephardic Syna­ LONG SLEEVE aims cannot be attained in spite But, he went on, the states with with big crowds. But at least four 94 Union Street, SHIRTS combat under external orders. " Dutch and 12 Norwegian team illuminated — and- the gogue of Padua (1729) and the (See Page 10) of massive use of U.S. force the most severe urban problems Rockville, Connecticut The U.S. am bassador also members decided to abandon sharpshooters were using 1756 Ark from Reggio Emilia. which, she said, has brought are discriminated against by the POLYESTER, WOOL, REGULAR asked Hanoi to abandon "the further competition. They said telescopic sights to fire at A report from the Israel Everyone is Welcome VALUES TO *5““ about "the most brutal war of Finance Committee's plan. transparent fiction that North they were shaken by the kilUngs shadows. Philatelic Agency in America VALUES TO *6.00 ii Town Ex-Resident extermination of present time." Ribicoff sought to introduce Vietnamese forces remain within Expressions of grief and YOUR CHOICE Mrs. Binh said the Nixon ad­ into the formula a special of the Israelis. Slain in Hartford your country s boundaries. " protests continued abroad. ministration claim of using Viet­ allowance for urbanized popula­ The first two Israelis were MINI-SKIRTS He .said North Vietnam's prime killed when the terrorists invaded More than 1,000 persons filed HARTFORD (AP) - Helen nam i z a I i o n to s tim u la te tion. minister Pham Van Dong, This would have been added to their quarters at the Olympic silently through the Israeli Em­ Sienda, 45, of Hartford, formerly negotialions ' is but a big fraud " TERRY BATH TOWEL ENSEMBLE relerred on Sept 2 to "our armed Village before dawn Tuesday. bassy in London to sign a leather- of Manchester, was stabbed to She again rejected President the three factors used by the forces and people' in South Viet­ committee—state population as a Late Tuesday night the Arabs and bound book of condolences. death in a local bar Wednesday Nixon's May 8 cease-fire proposal nam whole, state per-capita income, their nine hostages were taken to The embassy said scores of SAVE NOW night; police said. She was dead "as an ultimatum demanding Porter said. "You may now and state general tax effort—as, Fuip-stenfeldbruck military air­ men, at least half of them not on arrival at Hartford Hospital that the Viethamese people leel free to acknowledge the well- the basis for apportioning federal field in two helicopters where a Jewish, telephoned to volunteer REG each BATH TOWEL 77< with a single stab wound. accept the colonialist conditions known fact that virtually the en­ funds. Boeing 727 was waiting, osten­ for the Israeli army. All were Detectives said they were posed by the United Slates." SS.00 ^ ^ ^ ^ ■ y o u r tirety o( the North Vietnamese sibly to fly them to the Middle HNB seeking a man for questioning in She said that as long as the To C H O IC E I army is deployed within South East. The Arabs said they would (See page 10) MANCHESTER HAND TOWEL 47< the ease. United States supports Saigon (See Page 10) $10.00 Vietnam. Laos and Cambodia." 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V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thuis., 8ep4.7.1672- PAGE THREE PAGE T W O - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 7, !872 his chair at u Wednesday forgot to rest," he uid on his Bailey Guest ^Masons to Hear A gostinelli Daniel Flood luncheon. release from the hospital Friday. Dooley Will Run Coitsuitner Group Checks Citing "When you're too smart, you’re Dramatuls Plan S e ssio n j Sheinwold on Bridge T h e a t e r He said he liad worked too long A t Opening ^State Comptroller Nathan future, and useable articlea are Someone inIn the late teensteem to mid __, ~ Quits Hospital in the weeks after the devastating dumb. .. A third casting session for the T im e S c h e d u le AgostiqelU will be the speaker being requested. They can either 30’s, tali and husky, would be Moods from Tropical Storm when the M aster’s Club o f be brought to the honM of Harold musical comedy “ Lil Abner" will East dealer WILKES-BARRE, Pa. (AP) — In Any District Market Freshness Codes suitable. The show calls fpr more KIBITZING OLYMPICS STATE O f Dents Friendship Lodge of Masons be held by tlK South Windsor East-West vulnerable Rep. Daniel J. Flood, D-Pa., has Agnes. V. Hubbard, 50 Cambridge St., or than 40 persons to take speaking, MAY BE INSTRUCTIVE Burnside Theater — "The Last Country Players Monday at 8 been released from Wilkes-Barre "I simply forgot to eat and In a continuing effort to protect Wednesday! LL, Thursday; KK, the expiration date either at the State Democratic Chairman meets Monday night at Willie's pickup can be arranged through non-speaking, singing, and dan­ By ALFRED SHEINWdLD NORTH of the Red Hot Lovers," 8;00 Despite the uncertainty of the the consumer, the Consumer Ac­ Friday and HH tor Saturday. At Steak House. p.m. at St. FYancis Church Hall, Q .1 4 General Hospital after being bottom of the tag (in place of the John M. Bailey will be the the auction committee chairman, cing roles. Anyone wishing a When you kibitz at a world ♦ State Theater — “ Easy Rider," ultimate geographical nukeup of 673 Ellington Rd treated foT exhaustion. A la n A rk m A man went looking for America tion Group of Vernon, has recent­ the Vernon Circle Market the number of pieces) or at' the top honored guest tonight when There will be a social time at M ilton Turkington 044-0418. tryout should attend the reading championship you're sure to see Q 7.30-9:15' Q J .1 4 Flood spent two days In the And couldn't find it anywhere,. General Assembly Districts, ly conducted a survey of Vernon code is TT for Monday; VV, with a purple stamp. Super Manchester Democrats officially 6:.30 and dinnr at 7:30. Reser­ Needed most is someone for on Monday. Anyone, having something Instructive, but you 0 4b gj87(. □nema I — “ Everything You hospiUl. The 68-year-old con­ 'Last of the Democrat Thomai Dooley who supermarkets focusing attention Tuesday; XX, Wednesday; HH, open their election headquarters. vations should be made by the lead role of Lil Abner. questions should contact Jeanne may have trouble deciding what Unasl dates the produce for one WE.ST EA.ST Always Wanted to Know About gressman was unable to rise from has served as Vernon's Represen­ on services to customers and Thursday: KK, Friday and LL. week and Vernon Circle Market The headquarters is at Main St. tomorrow with club officers. Nyborg Castle OldMt Mangino. you’e ^ learned. For example, Red Hot Leers’ 10 8 2 4 A J 9 7 ft Sex," 1:30-3:3O-5;30-7:3O-9:30 FANOO COMfRNY M suMHUes aMfe tative for one term, Tuesday freshness codes. Saturday. At Hartmann’s and has ho code. and E. Middle Tpke., formerly an Agostinelli will speak about his study today's hand, played in the moouciKMf pssMUi Nyborg, Denmark —■ Nyberg rMIATM IASI L? A K 1094 9 7 .1 2 m iH iR IlO R D Sally Kellerman night accepted the nonrUnation to The stores surveyed were the A Super Flnast the meat is marked The group, which has made automobile salesroom, and the role as a state official and as a Castle, built in 1170, is Scandi- match between Italy and Taiwan ■> Cinema II — “ Bluebeard,'' & Ps of Vernon and Rockville, with the date it is packaged. recent delegate to the GOP MMBIBrMMNHI-MH 0 K 10 0 7.1 , run again. As the reapportion­ other surveys in the past in the time for the official opening is 8 navia’i oldest existing castle. r^ANCHESTt in the recent Bridge Olympics at 4b 9 1:30-4:14-7:00-9:15 ♦ 10 1 ^ u la Prentiss ment now stands, Dooley would Armatas, Better ValU, Hart­ Freshness codes for vegetables p.m. National Convention at Miami ally M7;30 69:30 the Americana Hotei in Miami. ssiurs Toniiht 8:10 area of price comparing, plans 11 > I, ■, 11A • }'> -N N, 1' i;_)i SOUTH Eiast Hartford Drive-In — n K M B n represent a porUon of Vernon, manns, Super PTnast and the were also studied. lYoduce is not Tomorrow night, also at 8 but Beach. The Master's CJlub is also Sat. 6Sun.atl:30-2;30 East dealer I'hinr tutlk'ttnMiiHl... Fir. Sit. 7:30-9:30 future supermarket surveys, a IDENTIFICATION "DUunorauLErHONE ^ 4 K 1 “ Sweet Sugar, " 7:30; “ B.S. I COLOR • the S6th district. Vernon Circle Market. packaged at the A & P. therefore survey of prescription drugs and at Garden Grove, off Keeney St., planning an auction for the near 5:25-7:30-9:30 Elast-West vulnerable J 8 ft 1 atnipk'al Inlcrno PXSSPORT PHOTOS OHiaior' aMHK|M«iin V I«ve You,” 9:10 It was found that all of the it is not coded, however it is a survey of dangerous toys in the Manchester Democrats will hold AWWMKOWCMmOOUCnOW- ■CMMINU afFMI^ Opening lead—Ten of Hearts 0 A 9 8 ft RilMtcd by COLUMBM nCIURCS In accepting the nomination at Rep. William Cotter, the incum­ East Windsor Drive-In — “ Dr. stores surveyed cash checks for checked each day for freshness. area. Anyone interested in a "Pep Rally." sponsored by the SALEM NASSIFF When Taiwan expert Frank 4b A K 4 S w e e t SHt) liU H N S IO I A V r I A S l H A M l » t»»Mt CANNES FILM FESTIVAL W a meeting of the Democratic bent in the First District and a BUTTERFUE8 No," 7:30; “ From Russia With their customers at no charge, all Armatas and Better ValU. mark assisting should contact Mrs. Town Committee and being CXMEUSHOPinUOlO Huang was South, he won the Eh.sI South West North BesiFilm By a New Director' Town Committee, Dooley ex­ candidate for re-election, will be Love, " 9:25; “ Goldfinger, " 11:15 JUST M lN U I I S AV\ A V ' I Kt. I X II Ml have baggers as well as checkers the produce with the date it is F’eter Brunone. 51 Hillside Ave,. backed by ail Manchester 629 Msbi SI., Mindwtttr ARE FREE first trick with dummy's queen of Pass 1 NT Pass 2 4b S u g a r plained that party members had the featured guest tomorrow Manchester Drive-In — “ Diary 4 PHyil.lt MVIt 4* SUnANi at least during the busy times. packaged. Hartmann's stamps Vernon, 643-7369 hearts and ran the five clubs at Pass ; Pass 2 NT ' Next Week Democratic ''organizations, U.S. night. 0 of a Telephone Operator, ' 8:10; Consult Tinw Bos to accept the fact that action The Vernon Circle Market is the once. Then he led the queen of Pass 1 NT All Pass GOLDIGHfyi "Criminal Affair," 9:45 “ THE MAN” for Show Tlmos taken may well be nullified by the only one surveyed that remains diamonds from dummy for a Opening lead — <3? 10 courts as the reapportionment open on Sundays. HJIIME8MM0 Meadows Drive-In — “ Criminal €««H€gM finesse. litigation continues. He added, All of the stores have freshness I Sptnd an t K C i t i n g Diamonds, K-10-2; Clubs, 5-2. Affair," 7:53' "Diary of a West won with the king of however, "I want to assure you codes on their packaged meats. f tvaning w ith Janit» What do you say? Telephone Operator," 9:45 6MN)A60[r Bond in 3 of his host. diamonds and returned the ten of that I will seek reelection to the Answer; Pass. In,the old days, Both of,the A & Ps use numbers spades. East took the ace of Blue-Hills Drive-in — "Dr. House of Representatives, - CCXUMO* nciuKS iPOl this hand was an automatic TONIGHT one through six Cor Monday 1. "OR, NO" spades promptly and returned a fhibes Rises Again, " 8:00; “The regardless of the ultimate through .Saturday. These DO YOU WANT TO opening bid; and some experts 2. “ FROM RUSSIA heart. West''^then defeated the House That Screamed," 9:44 geographical makeup of my dis­ numbers are followed by a letter would still bid one heart with it. Thomas Dooley WITH LOVE" contract with the rest of the trict.” W IN N E R OF Most modern experts would con­ Jerry Lewis Cinema South indicating who packaged the 3. "GOLOFINGER" hearts. First Event in the t^ew ACADEMY sider the hand about one point Windsor — "War Between Men & Dooley further said he will meat. The meat slays in the case At the other table of the match. PROUDLY TP Dooley also promised to those AWARDS Women," 7:00-9:00 campaign this fall on a legislative for two days and then is checked 3 Giorgio Belladonna took the first too light for a bid. residents of Vernon who might Copyright 1972 UA Theater East — PRESENTING... record of which he is proud. He and repackaged or discarded. trick in dummy likewise with the find themselves in splintered dis­ War Between General E'eature Corp. "Butterflies Are Free," 7:20-9:25 JOJOSTARBUCK ami tricts with other towns that, "so said bills which he drafted, spon­ The code at Better ValU is PP Tiddler. Men & Women queen of hearts and immediately sored and supported, have been for Monday, 00, Tuesday; NN, led the queen of diamonds for a KEN IHELLEV.thrMtlaiii long as I am a member of the 3 n t h e D O O | Jack Ltmmon enacted in the areas of drug finesse. West won and retured U .l. Flaurt IkatiNi General Assembly I shall con­ Zeppelin education, criminal justice, court Have Speech Defects III, ilu' n the ten of spades, but E ^ t played Ohot 91 NOH7Hn« JCT o« I-H4 H'FD CRIMINAL AFFAIR tinue to make myself available to TAKf I AST'VtirST SIRVX I 9D I RH Palp ChaBaiaat reform and environmental and narMtst7UP.M. low, allowing Belladonna to take all Vernon citizens, regardless of It has been estimated by FREDDIE TRENKLER where they happen to live in our consumer protection. As a co­ the Office of Education that H m s ^ m s, twtdtr E fJ> . . .. IM t RdaRsSZJO the king of spades and total of 10 CIsudia Cardinals — plus Csihtrino Spssk Pti. to nd Ma^daw % ^ I M t a OtaM and HS Shrfaidt 99c ANNA SALMARINI town." sponsor and co-author of the 3 to 4 per cent, or roughly tMdar « IM . .... ------um tricks. DAIRY OFR TELEPHONE OPERATOR Ethics Bill for the General Man. - TlMraday lAtllKUCHINI... 2.5 million, school-age chil­ taadwi »n4 Wdw • 6 4^ . IM* iMvdaa * * 4^...... U-M ChMnn'i Matinaa Referring to the promise he Assembly, Dooley expressed dren in the United States Wbd—fcr < I «• ... W-M HU6HFDRCIE and SMm taMa «•% C«M. 4M SaltSnn.2P.M. Several Lessons made two years ago when he hope that "we are on our way to have speech disorders, ac­ There are several lessons in S H IR LEY M A R IE la accepted the nomination for the upgrading the legislative prac­ cording to Encyclopaedia Fw Group md ThtMri forty D&.UC n ik L J 743-1388 Vinctni Pries "BadniataB aa lea" same post, Dooley outlined what tices and procedures of which I Britannica. this hand. -V* TO BISSILl B»IDCf f XlT W lSf Informotion CoM 236-U85. UFT AT BLUl HIUS AVINUI DR. PHIBES these promises,were, listing the have been so critical during my $M(s NoIRtstrrod First: It's better to risk the RUPPERT'a BEAR8I RISES AGAIN fact that he made himself first term in office." diamond finesse before the "UDSViLLE” ^lPBBitlia Free, for Boys 8-13 jtfwtv irw ii ' cinsma PLUS available to his constituents, NEW LIVING ROOM SUITE? defenders know all about the Show Slaiit warld at Bid and Marty KratM. Sullivan Ave., South Windsor hand. Belladonna played the At Duik THE HOUSE THAT SCREAMS (pi) answered their calls and letters, Looking ahead to the coming Phone 644-8A44 hand better than Huang. met with them in person, made two years, Dooley termed fiscal F o m B a u Second: The Chinese Eiast was their problems with the state his reform as absolutely essential You practically can, but you’ve only got 2 days, Tomorrow, bring. (We convinced them they could save money by letting us naive against Belladonna when problems, had a 100 per cent and quite clearly must be placed exaremeriTi Friday, till 9 :()0 and Saturday till 5:30 to do it, right outside our dispose " of the whole stock and save them extra handlins and MMItMU * he played a low spade on his ^ KcKird Buttofl Civic Center attendance record in the General near the top of the list along with main entrance in our big parking lot One of our better warehome expense.) The deals we offer you are from 20 to aniiiiai liMtiiai Reservations partner's ten. Why had South lUcqutlWtkli Springfield, Mass. Assembly, kept the voters in­ the serious unemployment situa­ tion. upholstered living room manufacturers, who makes sofas, love 5 0 % off the regular prices, but remember, it is 2 days only, and Call 648-9781 ignored dummy ;'s five clubs to Woody MIen't ^ Viini U>l formed and kept regular office BARGAIN iMy HullMrton 10 n i g h t s & b m a t i n e e s work on the four-card diamond hours. He said if he is reelected seats, sectionals, chairs, you name it, overbuilt, and the whole what doesn’t sell goes back into the manufacturer’s wareh^se. MATINEE Sybil Dinnint Nightly thru F ri-B P.M .; Sat. 1 P.M. 4 5 P.M.; Sun. 1 P.m. 4 5 P.M. “The 1973 session of the suit? The clubs were almost sure­ “EVERYTHING MON.lhru SAT he will continue this type of production was on the way to a warehouse when we gave them if you don’t steal one of these great buys tomorrow or Saturday T I L « P 1 L - NililR Mon General Assembly will not be an ly already established; and East YOU ALWAYS ALL8EATS V9C NEXTWEEK representation. you’ll see the same pieces next fall at other furniture stores for easy one. Partisan politics again an idea — and they took us up on it. At 10 a.m. tomorrow BOLTON LAKE ^ ou ld have seen how urgent it WANTED TO KNOW Toes, thru Fri. 8 P.M. - Sat. 1 P.M. — 5 P.M. - 9 P.M.; Sun. 1 P.M. 4 5 P.M. Turning to the topic of legisla­ ‘‘BLUEBEARD" has the potential to impede the morning the entire load will be delivered by truck to us and many hundreds of dollars m ore . . . so be here early for the best was to win the spade and return a Prices 4.00-5.00-6.00 — All Seats Reserved tion, Dooley spoke of the ABOUT SEX" (pg) 1:304:15.7:00-9 VI proper functioning of the selection! heart. Plenty of Good Seats Available widening of 1-84 between Vernon we've got just seventeen hours to sell part or everything they 1:30.3:30-5:30-7:3«.9;30 HOTEL Even As Late As Showtime and Hartford. He said as pleased legislative process just as ‘politics Third; The Chinese West as usual’ practiced by leaders of overlooking beautiful Bolton Lake as he was to see this to k ac­ should have made it easy for his Tickets Now On Sale complished, “ It is only a tem­ both major parties has resulted in 99 Prank B. M u rra y St., Springfield Route 44A, Bolton, Conn. partner to take the ace of spades. porary solution to a greater the current reapportionment West should lead the eight of Formerly Liberty Street East of Union Station problem and I will continue to thicket,” Dooley said. He further FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY! 10 A.M . to 5:30 spades instead of the ten. ANNOUNCING work on this matter both in the said it was his opinion that public Civic Center Box Office Open 7 A.M. - 9 P.M. office holders should strive to JUST A FEW EXAMPLES OF THE DOZENS OF GREAT ONE TIME VALUES! SEAFOOD SPECIALS You learn a lot from a world halls of the General Assembly championship if you have the serve the interests of their party Baked Btulfed lahnter and again in the offices of the Bettina Beauchemin’s only when those interests are Soft SbeU Cmb ...... 9 »M time to think. Department of Transportation if common to their constituency as Baked Stuffed Mnefcroome ...... SS-Sd Daily Question New School of Dance and Choreography necessary, until getting to Hart­ a whole—Democrats, SAVE *92.00 SAVE *106.00 SAVE *101.00 Batter Broiled Saimaa ...... «M 6 As dealer, you hold: Spades, 10- ^ Yes There Is Still Time To Order By Mail ford or the Pratt & Whitney Republicans and Independents. Broiled HaUbut ...... $ tJ » 8-2; Hearts, A-K-10-9-4; Send a check or money order or M aster Charge Card to parking lot can be accomplished Beautifully Tailored Luxurious High Back Elegant French liemon of Bole ...... CMW Springfield Management Co., Inc. both quickly and safely.” 2-Pc. (kilonial Sofa Baked Staffed Shrimp ...... 9«JS FILM RATING GUIDE Town Firemen Velvet Ladies’ Chairs Sofa and Chair P.O. Box 511, West Springfield, Mass 01089 ♦♦aaaaaaaaee; and Chair Fridd Shrimp ...... SSJB For Parents and Answer 40 Calls Golden Scallop* ...... $S*St Be Sure To State Number & Price of Tickets BOTH ONLY Their Children HTV Tonight: ONLY 6okf and cream Damask fabric, Lohster Saute ...... 94.7S The Town of Manchester Fire ONLY Each covered In (he richest of Date & Time of Performance Desired hand (uNed in (be backs and sef Shrimp ala Newberc ...... t-** Department answered 40 alarms Both pieces covered in smart red crushed velvet and accented with q W «A t AUOIINCSS <> See Saturday's TV HenUd(' contriiting welts and buttons. 6 off by (he curved hand rubbed Filed dame ...... S*J* AH AtPB Adm itlM If you order — Tickets will be held at window if you request. in August, according to a report printed fabric. Perfect for apart­ I (for Oomplete Usttags. ' ONLY $ 7 4 0 0 fruifwood frames 5 2 9 « oo Golden Sm elts ...... COFFERING CLASSES in classical by Fire Chief John Rivosa. Of the ment or family room use. 00 Baked Staffed Shrimp 4 Ctama ...... HM ballet, modem, tap, jazz ♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«< ’ 40 alarms, 21 were for fires, 4 for Shrimp Caoclatore ...... S4.M FAIUMTA4. 6 U O A N C I riicues and emergencies. 3 were 498 5:00 (IB)Jim and Tammy Boston Sc rod ...... SI>M iUMMTlO e Bettina Beauchemin has conducted false, and 12 were of the mis­ (24) Mister Rogers Seafood Marlnara ...... f t M •M IlMritI Mir NM •• classes at the Simsbury Music cellaneous variety. SwHibii Fir Fm Twnipn (30) Hogan’s Heroes Regular *180.00 Value Regular *399.00 Value Lobeter Newburg ...... •*.•* and hrts Center lor five years. Ftivosa reported that the 21 fire Regular $290.00 Value (40) Gomer Pyle FInh and <3dpe ...... W-M calls were divided as follows - 5 in PRISCILLA GIBSON 5; 30 (22) Hogan’s Heroes Crab Meat au gratin ...... eBetinner throuth professional single-family dwellings, 1 in a ENTER OUR 1972 (24) Electric Company Steamers ...... multiple dwelling, 8 in vehicles, 3 HiV U WiFilni eeewi»wyln| (pre-school to adults) (30) Gilligan’s Island Seafood Platter for Two ...... S*-M AvtllterAdw It Gts«rdtas5 5:55 (3) What’s Happening Shrimp and ...... 6t-W the fires were put out by fire CLASSES Director: Miss Priscilla 6:00(3-8-22) News personnel and that 3 were out on &KICK . . . (18) 12 O’clock High plus ^ N O O M c UMQCR 37 A O M IT T IQ START arrival. SAVE *71.95 SALE *152.95 SAVE *156.95 lA f i limit may vary (24) Hodgepodge Lodge Last month's total of 40 alarms c o m p e r m o n •n cBTUm arB«| (30) ToTeU the Truth regular steak and cho WEEKOF compares with 61 in July and 52 3-Pc. Spanish Luxury Pillow Arm-Quilted Tel. 646-7947 (40) Daniel Boone in August of last year. You Could Win One Distinctive Patches For Early Rtservatloni SEPT. 12 6:30(3) CBS News Fire Chief Rivosa was in­ Of 18 Local Trophies Fabric Cover Sofa, Chair & Ottoman Sofa and Chair (8) ABC News troduced to the Manchester Put an impressive metal PP81K (2^30) NBC News Board of Directors at its Tuesday trophy in your room by signing night meeting. He shook hands up today for our 1972 PP8rK ONLY ONLY ONLY (24) French Chef (R) with each of the nine directors, Competition. Bring your parents Ihli 2.Piect Comfort Conloi - Designed with turned wooden Aettnied with lislotul mipIo trim Mipio Win|< ind Grips odd to Iho (rimes. Covered in practical 6:55(40) News accepted their best wishes and in to register, get your free PP81K This it fht best tellini stylo in our BEVERLY BOLLINO BURTON Tips Book and start practicing. wood ind duribllily Naugihyde* Use as stylish living history ind now it our lONClT 7:00(3) Judd for the Defense pledged to run the department to 00 room. Of duable family room PRICE EVER! (8) Truth or Consequences Attend our tree clinic (or more $30300 the best of his ability. $37700 (22-30) News help. Remember, you have a ^WEEKLY SPECIALS^ great opportunity because you're $288 (18)BiUy Graham AT "Devil Made Me do It.” competing against boys your 300 Transit Firms ow n age. DANCE STUDIO (24) Maggie Exercises Regular *395.95 Value Regular *529.95 Value Regular *459.95 Value (40) ABC News Fail In 20 Years FREE I REGISTRATION ENDS SEPTEMBER 29 UoujARDjounion '5 7:30(8) Safari to Adventure 13 Commuter Lines Fold (22) Norman Rockwell DIRECTORS: LEE & BEVERLY BURTON (30) Flying Nun Washington— In the 20 years FREE DELIVERY • FREE SET UP • FREE DECORATOR SERVICE (40) Dragnet of rapid suburban growth from 10 A.M. SEPT. 30 ^very Monday 8:00 (3) My World and Wel­ I960 to 1970, 300 transit com­ come to It(R) panies failed. 13 rail commuter Mt. Nebo lines abandoned service and (8-40) Summer Olympics Classes FoPChildren Barbecued chicken, mashed patronage of public transporta­ Register at SAVE *166.00 (18) FUm tion dropped by the millions. SAVE *580.85 potatoes, coleslaw, bread SAVE *61.90 1 of 6 Styles of and butter (served all day (22) Billy Graham In the same period the num­ and Adults in . . . It." DILLON SOFA-CHAIR- Pine Framed 2 &3-Pc all you can eat) 1 . 6 9 "Devil Made M e-Do ber of private cars in use Wing Back Fireplace doubled, to 80 million. Now only Chairs LOVE SEAT Living Rooms (24) Jean Shepherd 18 million people use mass FORD (30) Adventure Theatre transport dally while 50 to 60 Every Wednesday million commuters drive to 319 M A IN ST. BALLET — TAP — MODERN JAZZ "The Lady Is My Wile.” ONLY ONLY ONLY work: An American tradition Biiutilul All 3 pieces of contemporary Pried filet of flounder, Ibis soli ind chiir ii coyotod print, offset by solid hardwood living room Blue and green solid 8:30 (3) Peanuts covers on plush cushions and with our must duribli rod pitid ACROBATIC - BALLROOM french fried potatoes and Cabriole Legs Buy as one, or buy coleslaw (served all day "It was a Short Summer, In pairs solid walnut frames 1 SET ONLY libric Charlie Brown.” $33300 EXERCISE CLASSES all you can eat) T 4 9 >LAZA DEPARTMENT STOREj (18) Dick Van Dyke 5399“ (24) Jazz Set 706 BAST MIODUS: TUBMPIKE, MANCHESTER Every Friday Regular *499.00 Value V 22 OAK STREET 9:00(3) Movie (Aoroee from St. Bartholomew’s Church) Regular *179.00 Value Regular *979.85 Value MANCIIFSTER Fried tendersweet clams, "The Tiger Makes Out OPEN WiED., THURS.., FRI. till 0 (1967) Ell Wallach. french fried potatoes and (18)700aub serving Connecticut homemakers since 1909 coleslaw (served 5:00-9:00 (22-30) Ironside WHAT'S NEW IN p.m. only •* Seconds if you * GRADED CLASSES IN CLASSICAL BALLET ' REGISTRATION AT THE STUDIO T 9 9 (24) Hollywood Theatre SCHOOL SUPPLIES? wish) *■ TAP * ACROBATIC-GYMNASTICS "Young Marrieds at Play.” WE'RE OPEN GENTLE Wednesday, Sept. 6 — 2-7 » MODERN JAZZ » BATON * PRE-SCHOOL 10:00(22-30) Bobby Darin H l ^ i (24) World Press 1 V Thursday, Sept. 7 — 2-7 k Special Classes for Boys under the direction of Gymnast Mr. Paul Benoit 10; 30 (24) 30 Minutes See It All at Plaza UICIU Friday, Sept. 8 — 2-5 388 MAIN STREET Tel. 643-5710,643-6414, 643-7656 11:00 (34^18-22-30-40) Big Count Filler Paper TONIGHT furniture stores TERMS! News Bic Pens — Bargain Packs and Every Night Miikllr'lown Old S.'iybrook M.tru:hi".l(rr Telephone 647-1083 WOUUARD 11:30(3) Movie Nylon Tip Markers •CASH "Many Rivers to 346-6606 380-5300 643-4159 Robert Felt Tip Markers •CHARGE J o w n s o n S REGISTRATION AT THE STUDIO Cross" (1955) Colorific Binders Taylor •BUDGET TERMS Sept. 7 and 8 — 2 p.m.-8 p.m.; Sept. 9 — 1 p.m.-4 p.m.I Hole Punchers — Staple Removers till 9:00 (8-40) Dick Cavett •TAKE UP TO The Burtons are active members of the Dance Educators of America Inc. (22-30) Johnny Carson Elmer's Glue — Crayola For Your Shopping Convenience! Formerly Keith’s of Manchester in both the performing arts and ballroom divisions. Mrs. Burton is also a 394 TOLLAND TURNPIKE and much, much more. (Saturdays till 5:30) 1115 Main Street ,, 3YEARSTOPAYl member of the Dance Masters of America and Dan^e Teachers Qub of l;2tl3) Movie Phone 648-4169 MANCHESTER Miss Priscilla is a member of National Association of Dance Affiliated Artists, ^ ^ M n r d e r Ahoy" (1904) All at prices you like! Connecticut. AT EXIT 64 — WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY Dance Masters of America and Dancing Teachers of Connecticut. Margaret Bulherfoql

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/ PAGE FO U R - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 7.1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thun., 8ept.7, i m -P A G E FIVE Hartford Asks Andover C oventry Coventry State Must Cut MPOA* Now Opposes SAM yt^itor^lain Tax Report Issued Rourke-Eno Low About Town There will be a meeting oi the /to end to the two-year-old In Chicago Park Public HELCO Cuts $2.6 Million language - even over the public Manchester revenue from On Tissue Bids Save Caid Mt. Committee tonight SAM (Summer Activities in addreu system. HARTFORD (AP) - The City From Education CHICAGO (AP) — A teen-age property taxes in July totaled of Hartford has asked the state at 8 at the home of Joaeph Horseman Honored Sewer Referendum Set Maqcheiter, Program is being "•• The disregard for private girl identified ai a visitor from $6,^,724, or 50,3 per cent of , Rourke-Eno Paper Co., Inc, of Public Utilities Commission Lawler, 202 Autunui St. Council Ratifies urged by the Manchester Proper- property, with teer and s o ^ cans Records HARTFORD (AP) - U the eatimates for the fiscal year en­ A referendum on a proposed need for a multi-faceted ap­ ty Owners Association’s ex­ England was besten to death Hartford Is the apparent low Tuesday to suspend its approval The Chancel Choir of South obvious," he said, "but we need a state Board of Education is to and bottles thrown from cars ding June 30,1973, according to a For Sportsmanship sewer plan for parts of the lake proach” to possible pollution ecutive board. The board, at a Monday in Grant Park on Warranty Deeds of a rate increase for the H ^ fo id United Methodist (tourch will realistic program." comply with Gov. Thomas J. onto people's lawns and report issued by tax collector bidder on toilet tissue for the and village area will be held Dec. problems. Botloth short- and long- recent meeting, voted un­ Chicago’s lakefront about a mile John A. and Natalie F. Electric Light .& Power Co, pen­ meet tomorrow night at 6 ;30 for a An Andover resident was J. 6 £ I C m 1 . 6 1 * Some PZC memben were pre­ Mesklll’s guidelines on budget driveways. Elmest Machell. A report for the school system this year. The bid 12 as a result of Town Council range planning is necessary, he animously to "oppose further from where a young Chicago Johnston to Ronjild W. and Bar­ ding a court appeal. choir banquet followed by the singularly honored over the sent during last night's discus­ requests, it will have to cut $2.6 “Life Is not a one-way street," month of August was not ready With the school year under been Increased from $19,000 to action last night. said. couple was attacked teturday. bara J. Keane, property at 39 was $990 on 100 cases of 100,000 City Corporation Counsel Alex­ opening of the fall season of choir L ater Itey weekend for his sion, and appeared reluctant to funding of the SAM program.” commented MPOA president for release. . way, Coventry teachers finally $50,000, and CMS has been in­ It will be the second such ‘"Ihe need for rehabilitation is million from its original budget A witnesi who asked that hli Victoria Rd., Conveyance tax sheets per case, to be made in 15 ander A. Goldfarb told the PUC rehearsals. kindness to his horse, and th restrict futher the use of small proposal, said Commissioner In listing its reasons for the Charles Piilard . "We give and we have a contract for 1972-73, creased to include pre-and post­ referendum, the first having been name not be divulged told police $31.35. Revenue to the Oneral Fund deliveries. that the city, which pays more name of Robert Campbell marks lots in the lake area. William J. Sanders Wednesday. vote, the board added, "It Is get something in return. The laws in July from non-education- following Town Council action natal care riders, life insurance defeated overwhelmingly in 5,380 Babies he saw a black , man to hla 30a P. Mark Leadbetter and Edith than $1.4 million a year to the The Board of Truatees of South a first in the history of the Green PZC Chairman Arnold Carlson Because formula state grants saddening, in view of the fact that were made for everyone - not Just related sources totaled $6,429,- Central Distributors of East last night. has increased to $6,000. March 1971. The Plan now being drag the girl Into tome buihea F. Leadbetter to Elnier R. Swan­ utility for electric service, cannot United Methodist Church will Mountain Horse Association’s an­ felt it wu a "gamhle" and that cannot be cut, he said, meeting some young people really tried to a few. The taxpayers’ money was 790, for 47,2 per cent of 12-month Hartford submitted a bid of $988 The Board of Education had A starting teacher with a considered is a modlA^ version Born to Teens make It (SAM) work." only a short (jistance from vrhere son, property at 30 Hackmatack but on 70,000 sheets'. pay the increased rate without meet tomorrow night at the nual 100-mUe trail ride. legal compllcafions might ensue MesklU’s 3.3 per cent increase never meant to be spent to this estimates, Machell reported. No raising taxes. ratified the document on Tuesday bachelor’s degree will now of the earlier plan, and would HARTFORD (AP) - Teenage The MPOA board listed the way." others were picnicking and St., conveyance tax $39.05 church. Oimbell was presented with if restrictions considered too celling would mean major cut­ receipts were listed lor July from Other bidders were Chatfield night, and the teachers receive $7,449, up from last year’s cost Coventry taxpayers $4 girls in Connecticut gave birth to playing ball. the coveted Man's Sportsmanship tight were Imposed. backs in the proposed budget for following reasons for its action: He said, "We supported this Education-related sources, which Paper Co., North Haven, $1,074; themselves did so yesterday. $7,375. Muimum salary on the million as proposed to $6 million 5,380 babies in 1971, according to The witneii said he called out Marriage Licenae Award at the finish of the 100- The council stressed Its support the American School,for the "The open violation of town (SAM) program in the beginniiig are estimated at $3,053,867 for City Supply and Paper Co., Hart­ Under state statute, the town 12-step schedule is now $13,785 the first time. the state Health Department. of such restrictions, however, ordinances in regard to drinking to try to atop the attack, then saw Thomas Everett Gergher, Deep mlle race, to not only his own The council, in calling for the Deaf, Connecticut Public Televi­ but, because of facto presented, the 12-month period. ford, $1,2^; Hartford Sanitary legislative body, in this case the for a 12th year teacher'with a Nearly 2,000 of the Infants were with Brainard noting that defeat beer and liquor on town property. the man pick up a stick, beat the River, and Marci J. Stevenson, surprise but to the Surprise of all. referendum, was responding to sion, Industrial arU, special we no longer can." girl and run. July receipts to other funds, as Products (to., Elmwood, $1,395; ' Town Council, has the right to master’s degree plus 30 hours. bom out of wedlock, a depart­ of the first sewer referendum was “...Littering of town property, Hebron, St. Mary’s Episcopal The Man's Sportsmanship Award the re issuance of an abatement education and the disadvantaged. The MPOA board also went on reported by Machell, are: Fire and Ro-Vic of 111 Summit St., reject the document; and This compares to $13,584 for last ment statement said. due in part to the PZC’s vigorous as evident by broken glass over Police found the victim nude Church, Oct. 6. has never, in the 36-year history order to the town from the Sanders said about $600,000 record as opposing the abandon­ District Fund, $520,661, (or 49.8 $1,399.97. LOOK because of the statutory provi­ year. Ihe nuiQber of babies bom to opposition, based on the possibili­ the baseball field after concerts. and dead of maisive head of the "100,” been awarded to Department p i Environmental could be sliced from the deaf ment of Lincoln School and has wounds. per cent of 12-month estimates; sion, if the council accepts the Negotiations for this year's teenagers dropped by 528 from ty that s n ^ l lots might become "...Loud, abusive and obscene Trade Name anyone who did not finish the Protection. /It was originally school’s budget^ about $500,000 promised to announce its position Water Fund, $33,485, or 4.7 per contract, it must defeat a motion contract began in January, and the 1970 total. But authorities buildable should the area be She had registered at the Philip LoClcero and Peter NKW!BXOtnNO ride. issued in 1971 and was issued from the TV network and $500,- soon on proposed bond issues cent; Sewer Fund, $25,427, or 4.3 to reject it. ultimately went to medication said there has been a general sewered. YWCA as Judith Bettelley of Zidek, doing business as P & P Started Okay again last week, in denial of a 000 in special education grants to totaling $6.8 rnillion for additions per cent; and Special Downtown NATURAL HIALTH After brief discussion of the and arbitration before settle­ upward trend in teenage births in Brainard stated strongly that Stockton-Brookstooke-on-Trent, Auto Repair Service, 706 Main St. Campbell and his daughter, stay requested by the council. towns. and renovations to Bennet and Taxing District Fund, $16,732, or contract with board members ment. past years as the number of the PZC has a responsibility to Power Squadron England, police said. Her age and Patricia, had both qualified to In its motion calling for the r-tevroueiTi filing Junior Highs. 49.7 per cent. POOD S H O m present at the council session, a The salary settlement adopted teenage girls in the state’s pop­ carry the ball in this matter now, purpose of her visit to Chicago participate in the 100-mile en­ referendum, the council noted Offers Course After a lengthy discussion of a Dissolution Agreement motion to reject failed to carry. is the one sugg^ted by the ar­ ulation has risen. and that Town Attorney John were not determined. When Tom Thumb was first AT THE durance test along with some 75 also it» plan-to "vigorously pur­ proposal for town acquisition of Edward J. Wilson and Henry The vote was unanimous. bitrator’s panel. Other diseases reported during Shea has pointed out ways in The Manchester Power Two days earlier IMane Palmer exhibited by P, T. Barnum, he other riders on horseback from sue” a rehabilitation program as Case Mt., the MF*OA executive E. AgosttoeUi, no longer doing As in most contract cases, the The Board of Education and the week include 17 cases of which restrictions can be im­ Squadron is offering a free course and Charles Dye, both 16, were was still a child only 25 inches PARKADE states all over the country. weU, with a committee, con­ board reserved its decision to a business as Lee-Lynn Travel major changes are in monetary ^ Coventry Federation of Teachers infectious mononucleosis, up posed. on piloting for men, women, and attacked while they lay asleep in toll. He measured only ^ n>e ride was spaced out over a sisting of two members each later date. Agency. items. On the teachers’ salary will b e ^ negotiations for next from the previous week’s 13; 19 older boys and girls. the park. inches a t m aturity. period of three days and is con­ from the council and the Plan­ schedule, those on steps 0 to 11 year’s contract in November this cases of chickenpox, up from 11; Registration will be Sept. 13 sidered a mark of horsemanship ning and Zoning Coimnlssion, to will receive a 4 per cent incre­ year, a head start in the hopes five cases of measles and four of from 7 to 9 p.m. at filing Junior and horseflesh for rider and horse study and define possible areas of to finish the race. ment plus a 1 per cent increase, that most major items will be mumps. FOR High School and classes will be while those on step 12, the settled in time for next year’s rehabilitation. offered in Rockville, Glastonbury Patricia, riding her 15-year-old Also in its motion, the council Streptococcal sore throat infec­ NEW LOW PRICE longevity step, wUl receive a 3.4 budget meetings. and South Windsor as well. mare Shuska, achieved the goal "strongly reconunended” that tion dropped from 404 to 360 per cent increase. Motions to refer this year’s Cosmetics Registration at these places will by finishing the race in the the PZC take action to prepare cases. Three new cases of lead Any teacher who has reached teachers contract to the town be through the local adult educa- aUoted span of time and received regulations restricting the use of poisoning were also reported. BREAD step 12 and has completed five attorney were defeated in both tion program. a Ribbon Award together with a undeveloped, undersized and Other statistics released by the irs 1 POUND 4oz. LOAF Certificate of Completion by the additional years beyond that step, school board and Town Council Instruction in the piloting and has not been employed for sessions, when the board said non-conforming lots in the lake department' show that reported judges at the award ceremonies. area. cases of viral hapatitis rose to 23 course will include safety afloat, Horse Weakens less than ten years in the Coven­ time was a factor in getting this Liggetts seamanship, navigation and char­ try schools, receives a longevity year’s document operational. The Councilman Jesse Brainard during the week ending Sept. 2. Campbell, who was riding his 8- noted, in explaining his motion, The total compares to 13 the ting, and regulations relating to" year-old gelding. Sheikh, and was payment as well. board will, in subsequent years, At The Parkade the operations of sail and power This amount is anywhere from however, initiate such a review which carried unanimously, that previous week, and represents MANCHESTER Last Minute Back to School Sale! carrying 233 pounds of burden in teats. $375 to $500 depending on how practice in advance of contract "the intent is to show that the the highest tally since the week the heavyweight class, kept pace Town Council recognizes the ending May 20. Thomas E. Wilke, squadron with the progress of the race until much education (from bachelor’s ratification, it said. commander, has announced the the last day of the race with only degree to sixth year certificate) following have graduated as in­ Repeat of a Sellout! a short way to go. the teacher has. structors for the program: Upon reaching the 98-mile for 22 miles of for only two miles. Major medical coverage has Charles R. Baxter of 34 Olcott Girls’ Sweaters Misses’ Smocks point in the race, Campbell noted So Bob Campbell got down off Dr.; David L. Fairbanks of 117 Boys’ Quilt Lined that his horse was showing un­ his horse and slowly walked him Hawthorne St.; H. Raymond Lit­ & Jean Dresses Snorkel Jackets usual signs of fatigue. There were in to the finish line. Jury Picked tle of Diane Dr., Vernon; Donald only two miles left to finish the Saturday, in a joint decision W. Marsh of 87 Starkweather St.; race; just a very short riding time made by the judges of the race Adrian J. Tourgee of 8 Vine Dr., and the nearly 100 riders who would finish those two miles and In^Case Of Vernon; Donald J. Wooding of Our Rag. 8 8 participated in it, Campbell was 44 horse and rider both would have Rt. 30, Rockville; and James M. presented with the good achieved a special distinction. Woodward of 114 Goodrich Rd., sportsmanship award. Escape Try Our Rag. There were those riders and Glastonbury. Campbell couldn’t get out of Beautifully washable 1(X) % 5.99 Altar Sola participants who urged Campbell The course was taught by his spectator’s seat from the sur­ A jury was chosen yesterday in Orion* acrylic knits in car­ 16.99 to go ahead with the last two Roger G. Lord of New Rd., prise, daughter Patricia started Tolland County Superior Court to digan and pullover styles. miles and finish. But Campbell Tolland, and stressed methods of Wanted colors, sizes 7 to 14. crying in happiness for her hear the case against Frederick Great fashion put-ons over Water repellent nylon shell with knew his horse and he felt the instruction and use of educational jeans, slacks or sirts. Long or warm quilt lining, full fur lined animal would suffer by continued father, and Sheikh contentedly R. Merrill, 25, of Tolland, G irls hood, drawstring waist. Navy, sage stood “nibbling bis oats’’ in charged with participating in last aids to prepare squadron short sleeves; sizes 30 to 38. riding—and it didn’t make any members to conduct the boating T ig h ts 8 to 18. difference whether he suffered readiness for the next time. fall’s abortive attempt at a prison escape allegedly involving 10 in­ classes which are open to the Tolland mates at the prison in Somers. public, Wilke said. The Merrill case began after M i s s e s ^ Every 8.99 Fully two other defendants, in un­ Corduroy in our Stock! Boys’ Teaching Contract related cases, changed their pleas. Eldward R. Nielson, 20, of C otter Asks Jeans Pile Jeans High St., Rockville pleaded guilty Freedom For Remains Unsettled to two counts each of sale and Lined! possession of marijuana. He is to Foreign Oil Say Schools opened yesterday contract disputes which have be sentenced Oct. 3. Charge without the anticipated settle­ traditionally not been resolved Jury selection had begun for WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. It! ment of the teaching contract for until the day before school opens. Back to Robert McLane, 22, of Broad William R. Cotter, D-Conn., Boys’ this year. Once the contract is settled Brook, charged with first degree School Negotiators for the Tolland between the TEIA and the Board today urged President Nixon to robbery and fourth degree allow the importation of foreign CPO Education Association declined of Education, it is subject to Special Purchase! Misses larceny in connection with the gasoline and home fuel oil in an to comment on the situation, possible town meeting action, as Jackets armed robbery of the effort to lower the cost to the Girls^ Jumpers Dresses except to express optimism over has already been threatened by (Cumberland Farm Store on Rt. resolving the negotiation some residents of the town. consumer. 83 in Vernon, last December, “During my investigation of TV problems. A craft sale will be held this when he changed his mind and prices, it became obvious that the After Sale The current status of the con­ weekend to raise funds for the pleaded guilty to a substitute U.S. refinery capacity is unable to 7.99 tract was discussed in executive Democratic election campaigns information charging him with 2.88 5.88 2.88 session last night by the Board of of presidential candidate (^ rg e m eet the dem and,’’ the 1st Kiltys, pleat fronts and many 6.66 Jersey prints, bonded chava- second-degree robbery. An ex­ District congressman said to Nix­ Denims & corduroys in berry Jean styled corduroy slacks in sette solids, polyesters and Wool blend CPO jackets with tail A selection of flare jeans in bush, Elducation, but no move was McCjOvern and congressional other styles. Brilliant Fall bottom and anchor buttons; sizes amination for drug dependency on to a letter. Consumer d^and plaids some dresses incl., sizes navy, brown, purple; sizes 4 to ribless, thick’n’thin or hi-lo. 6 more. Misses’, jrs., women’s gunslinger and patch pocket styles. 8 to made to ratify the contract. candidate Roger Hilsman. was ordered and the case con­ 14. to 16, sizes. S,M,L, 18. has increased 5.3 per cent and - L l i ______^ mutual agreement between The event will feature craft tinued to Sept. 14 for sentencing. the TEA and the school board items such as pottery, candles, domestic refineries only expect to Merrill’s case will continue increase production by 3.3 per negotiating teams, no public photographs, paintings, leather today. He is represented by Atty. Misses’ Fall Handbags Boys’ Knit Shirts statements are made regarding and macrame, needlework and cent. The result is a gas shortage M isses’ Robert Elliott of Hartford. On and higher prices." Travel, swaggers, shoulders, pouches in negotiations except by mutual baked goods, all donated by local July 13 Merrill pleaded innocent agreement. craftsmen. Cotter said that without the a vast array of wanted materials j.100% Nylon to a charge of attempt to escape availability of additional gasoline, The teachers’ contract has been The sale will be held Saturday from correctional institution, jong Sleeve 2.44 under negotiation since last and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. “prices will skyrocket... Also, criminal attempt (to escape) and home heating oil is being used by Woudcrioii " YOVR Ribhed Tops No-irpn poly cotton; December, and has been through at the Stanley Bonk home on conspiracy. $ many styles, 8 to 18. mediation and arbitration South River Rd; utilities, to mix witlr heavier oil Petite Paiity Hose CHOICE procedures, without a mutual to meet pollution standards. This agreement by the two parties is a necessary procedure, but the Our Rag. Boys’ involved. homeowner must be assured of 7.99 U nderw ear The arbitration decision, not needed fuel.” binding on either party, was iV EEK EI^D SPECIAL] Cotter urged “swift and Canvas Totes '“'ilWbmout 2.99 issued in June, recommending a CASH & CARRY decisive action” on Nixon’s part, Make Imports "B" * 2 Our Best Selling Big, colorful, sturdy 1 and Domeiticsl five per cent teacher salary in- adding, "you have the authority Panty ■'s"'"'^ Q Q e Mock and full turtle necks, solid and Briefs or taped to get these necessary fuel im­ Extra zippers and neck T-shirts, 4 to -crease for each of the first two OurrReg. Reg. 1.1.19 Dockets. striped bodies. Sizes S.M.L. years of the contract; including Sweetheart $i x j t ports, and I urge you to do so.” 18 ______step increments. Salary negotiations could be reopened in R oses dozen Antique Satin! Ring the Bell for Boys’ & Girls’ the third year of the contract. SALE! Custom The majority ruling also ad­ ALSO FULL UNE OF THE MOST LUXURIOUS 2,300 Students Back to School Shoes vocated the school board paying CHOCOLATES IN THE WORLD—FLORA-MIR Styled! 75 per cent of the teachers’ Blue CHOCOLATES GIFT WRAPPED. On Busing Plan Sensational! All A m erican iVlade Cross and CMS insurance Tbennal Huge Inventory! coverage. HARTFORD (AP) - Project 88 Concern, Connecticut's volunteer Cannon No-Iron Lined Combination lasts that in­ A minority report Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. sure perfect fit. Wipe clean, recommended a 4.5 per cent school busing program which Sheets , Draw scuff resistant uppers, long increase in salaries for the same 1122 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD transports inner-city children to weafTng PVC soles. Sizes 8 two-year period and 50 per cent TEL. 528-9586 suburban and outlying city DrapcH 1/2 to 3. payment of insurance. schools, will involve about 2,300 pupils this year, the organizers The recommendations would OPEN SUNDAY MORNlNfiS Twin Flat or 99 eliminate negotiation procedures . . say. Twin Fitted 47"k63'' Some 1,500 of the pupils are Our Rag. 3.49 Our Rag. 77 Famous Basketball Sneaker next year, halting the annual from Hartford schools while the 6.99 rest are in programs in New \( Haven, Bridgeport and Water- Full Flat or Fitted. Reg. 4.49...... 2.99 bury areas. 47’’x84”. Our Keg.,7.99...... 6.77 Cushioned innersole with 88 Ftoject Concern was begun in 42”x36" Cases, Reg. 2.49 Pkg. of 2...... 1.99 Pleated Val., Reg. 3.99...... 2.97 arch support. 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Hartford, Conn, around Ihe corner from Main St. Classes fo r all ages "Home of the Mlied Breed 3 WAYS TO CHAROI For Information & Registration OPEN MON. thru FRIDAY 10 AM till 9 PM Pupplei" PHONE 649-4273 SALE: Thurs. thru Sat. Call 649-6766 & 649-2761 & 875-4638 OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM till 9 PM Mon. thru Fri. 9i30 a.m. to 9iM p.m. Dellt9lol-Thuri.9lo9 Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke. Sat. 9 a.m. to 9i30 p.m. Member o f National Ai$ociaUon o f Dance and Affiliated Artints Ample FREE Pirkini ______All AfWindl PAGE SIX— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Thurs,, Sept. 7,1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Scpt.7,1972- PAGE SEVEN Bolton Wallace Party Twelve'Pass Engineer Exams Rizzo Shuns New Steam Bus Open Forum Files for Ballot Twelve area residents are Buckingham St.; Gary D. Smith, Political Trail Stalls in Debut Mrralln Fischetti Antiques Show among the 179 candidate who 132 Eldridge St.; Paul S. LOS ANGELES (AP) - "Well, HARTFORD, Conn. (At») - successfuly completed the Jupe Sheldick, 430 Ellington, Rd., PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The Herald welcomei letten there’s alvrays tomorrow," the The George Wallace ftrty of examinations of the Connecticut South Windsor; Thomas K. Mayor Frank Rizzo says he will to the editor. Connecticut filed today to puMhe project manager said after an We have adopted a new policy State Board of Registration for Sohre, 93 Grier Rd., Vernon; and shun the campaign trail and re­ Founded Oct. /, 1881 Set Sept. 23-24 American Party’i presidential experimental steam-powered bus that all such letten must carry Professional Engineers and Land James F. Miffitt of 110 Ellington main in the city to wrestle with candidate. Congressman John broke down Just before its first the name and address of the Plans are complete for the Country Store Surveyors. Ave., Ronald M. Osborn of 18A its problems rather than travel to newspaper by carrier daily before 6 p.m. Schmitz, on the ballot. passenger-carrying test. Published by Manchester Publishing Co., author and they will’ b(s sixth annual Antiques Show and A new feature this year will be Professional engineers are Vernon Garden Apts., John F. support President Nixon’s re- should telephone the circulation depart­ Robert Barnabei of New A broken boiler fan drive bolt 19 Bissell Street, Manchester, Conn. 06040, ( hit Hails New published with the letter'. Sale to be held Sept. 23 and 24 at a country store with homemade Kueh S. Eng, 121 Winthrop Rd.; Schearer Jr. of 12B Mt. Vernon election. Haven, who is state chairman of disrupted plans of the project telephone 649-2711 (AC 203.) ment, 647-9^. Please don’t ask us to withhold St. Maurice Parish Center, preserves and handcrafted items. Albert L. Metzel, 66 Sunnybrook Dr., and Paul D. Bevacqua of 147 "I’d like to go all over the the GMrge Wallace Party, filed Tuesday. the name of the author. Bolton. Persons wishing to donate Items Dr.; Mathew 'Trzepaez, 529C South St., Apt. 19B, all of pountry and speak out,” said Published every evening except Sundays Member Audit Bureau of Circulation the papers in the office of the Manager Kerry Nhpuk said Keep your letten concise Committee chairman and may contact Mrs. Alton to make' Hilliard St.; and Jules E. Page, 30 Rockville. Rizzo, a Democrat. “But my time and holidays. Elntered at the Manchester, Member of The Associated Press Secretary of State. passenger runs would be enough to make your Intended names of dealers who will be arrangements. Breezy Hill Rd., South Windsor. Is limited. Timbucktoo .or Conn., Post Office as Second Class Mail Bamabel explained that while Harrisburg. It’s the same thing. rescheduled in the next few days. point and of course we reserve displaying their wares have been A tea room will offer home- The following passed the first Quail, commonly referred Matter. The Manchester Publishing Co. assumes announced by show chairman Schmitz, a conservative Califor­ half of the engineer examination to as partridge in the south, My presence is needed here.” Napuk said 800 mites of t a t the right to edit them. baked gobds available throughout nian, is the American Party can­ is the most numerous and driving of three steam buses no financial responsibility for We’re most happy to publish Mrs. Louis Cloutier. and have been Issued certificates Although not stumping for Nix­ Burl L. Lyons Publisher the two-day show. A home- didate on the national level, he Is most popular of the upland showed that they were cleaner typographical errors appearing in, adver­ opposing views as long as letten Mrs. Francis Minor of Happy as engineer-in-training: on, Rizzo said Tuesday that he cooked dinner will also be served running in Connecticut as the ame Dirds in the U n i t e d and quieter than diesel-powered Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in The are In good taste and they avoid Acres Antiques of Coventry Is Jo h n M. P r im u s , 18 will use his Influence locally in both evenings. Reservations for candidate of the Geeorge Wallace ftates. buses. personalities. director of the show. ' support of the President. Payable in Advance Manchester Evening Hei^ld. dinner may be made In advance Party. Schmitz’s running mate is Display advertising closing hours, three She will be assisted by Mrs. with Mrs. Cloutier. One Month $3.25 One Year $39.00 Opens Practice Thomas Anderson of Gatlinburg, full days prior to publication. William Vogel, publicity; Miss Advance Tickets Single Copy IS* Six Months $19.50 Tenn. Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon Emma Chamberlain, treasurer; Advance tickets are available at Atty. lliomas G. Dennis has By Carrier, Weekly 75' Three Months $9.75 Sen$e of Sadne$$ Since Gov. Wallace was on the prior to day of publication; 12 noon Friday Leon Zapadka, flowers; Mrs. a reduced -rate at several announc^ the opening of offices Joseph Haloburdo, hostesses; Connecticut ballot in 1968 as a Subscribers who fail to receive their for publication Saturday and Monday. locations in the area, including for the practice of law at 656 Gentlemen, Henry Ryba, dinner; Mrs. Emile the following: Coventry, at Ellington Rd. presidential candidate and gar­ With characteristic grace the LaBlanc, tearoom. Allen's and Zodlo’s Markets; nered about 6 per cent of the editor closed the door softly, Also, Mrs. Richard Alton, Manchester at Shady Glen, First A 1964 honor graduate of the votes, the candidate of the leaving in many of us thoughts of country store; Mrs. Bernard National, Highland Park Market University of Connecticut, Den­ George Wallace Party did not an empty room and a sense of Sheridan, advisor and sponsors; and at Fairway department nis received his LLB degree from teve to petition for a place on the Fiscal Restraint sadness such as one feels on Edward Zakowski and Dr. Ber­ ballot again this year. Grand Opening store; Bolton at Joseph’s Beauty UConn Law School In 1967 where looking at an empty stadium. nard Sheridan, building super­ Salon, Bolton Pharmacy and he served as managing editor of The party only had to nominate President Nixon’s efforts to hold Unemployment is one of the rallying We wonder who can replace visors; Mrs. Andrew Maneggia, England Lumber and Hardware the Law Review. Upon gradua­ its candidate, which It did at a thurnday. HeptemDer 7 federal spending to $250 billion a year is Alan Olmstead in putting things program; Mrs. George Murphy, Store. cries of the Democratic campaigners, tion, he served as a law clerk to convention Aug. 30-31, and pick UcT utLb morMxoN soTHeceMes clossst to ht political , in perspective while brushing posters; Mrs. George Maneggia, Hours for the' show are 1 to 9 under attack from the Democratic ma­ although the number of employed rose United States District Judge T. its eight presidential electors. PHILOSOPHY OF u n tr ^ Fop ns IS 400b For THF COIMTRY* away our bias. Who else can tickets; and Mrs. James Veitch, p.m. Sept. 23 and 10 a.m. to 5 Emmet Clarie. Before opening Entire new stock of brand name furniture jority of the Senate-House Elconomic last year by 2.4 million and the jobless gently scold the pomp<;>us and, art exhibit. p.m. Sept. 24. hls own offices, Att. Dennis was a Committee. rate fell to 5.5 per cent. The Democrats with tongue in cheek and a deep Mrs. Elizabeth Alton will serve member of the Hartford law firm Thief Carries marked down 20% inner chuckle, present as well the as co-chairman of the show. Senior Citizens of Updike, Kelly and Spellacy, P. Even so, the majority report argue that there should be no more than facts in a reasonable and coor­ Dealers Listed Bolton’s senior citizens will C. Marker to Jail during our special two-week introductory sale acknowledged plans should be made for 4 per cent jobless by the end of the year dinated manner? Who else can Dealers expected to participate begin a new season with a potluck give us words that sing in luncheon next Wednesday at He is presently South Wind­ BAKERSFIELD, Calil. (A P )- future tax increases. There you have the and the long run goal should be a Bruce Biossat in the show include Marion Capital Fare describing the coming of the Moriarty, Manchester; Helen noon at community Hall. Any sor’s town attorney, a position he When a thief stole Ruth Lewis’ picture, spend more and tax more. maximum of 3 per cent. seasons? Deckleman and Lillian Eddy, senior cititen in town is welcome has held since December 1971. car, he shouldn't have stolen her By Andrew T ally to attend and is asked to bring a The majority also admitted that The increase in the minimum wage We gain some comfort in both of West Hartford; The He is admitted to practice name, too. $100 BillionU.S. knowing that other doors are Birches Antiques, Happy Acres dish of his choice to share. before the Connecticut courts, Ten California Highway Patrol recovery is under way and that inflation and those who are in fact well nigh open to our editor—a bonus for Antiques and A.N. Broderson, A business meeting will be the United States District Courts cars Monday took part in a high has moderated but maintained that unemployable pose real obstacles to full The Postal System, which we-are thankful. Country Antiques, all of Coven­ conducted after the meal at for the District of Connecticut speed chase down Interstate 5 Sincerely, which plans and programs for the that resulted in the arrest of unemployment is too high and the employment. try; Ches Casavant Antiques, and the United States Court of VamonUktyskleFumihife Budget Hike Seen Alfred B. Sundquist, M.D. coming year will be discussed. Appeals for the Second Circuit. Gerardo Salavar, 18, and recovery WASHINGTON - Qualified Klassen is blameless here. The Southbridge, Mass., Red Coat economy is operating below its poten­ Republicans on the committee 17 Haynes Street Antiques, Farmington; Moravian Bulletin Board He is also a member of the of the woman’s car, authorities sources within the Postal Service no-layoff bit was inserted into representing higher federal 280-288 UleotM llt Rd., Vurnon, Conn. Tol. 875-8209 tial. emphasized the growth in jobs and WASHINGTON-In the next Manchester Antiques, Avon; Irene Vivier, The Democratic town com­ American, Connecticut an^ Hart­ said. have volunteered some specifics postal contracts at the demand of workers’ wages and higher prices Open f0 lo 6 Thur*. t Fri. eves 'til 9. Clo»md MondayC^ presidential term, the federal Hartford, Hillside House, mittee will meet Friday at 8 p.m. ford County Bar Associations. Officers began their pursuit ... A noteworthy dissent was entered by expressed confidence that continued to Postmaster General Elmer T. members of Congress, who live in for the things the government budget is going to rise at least Willimantic; Lee E. Pyne, at Community Hall. after the car aUegedly raced away Klassen's recent disclosure that dread and daily fear of the buys. Sen. William Proximore, Wisconsin economic expansion would reduce the $100 billion above present annual Watch For Children Mansfield Center; Edward He is married to the former from a service station without some groups of postal employes political muscle of postal levels. It therefore takes a good There are built-in escalators. Manchester Evening Herald Carol Higgins and the couple live paying for a tank of gasoline. Democrat, chairman of the committee, jobless rate by the end of the year to in effect have been sabotaging More and more beneficiaries are White, Vernon; and Mrs. May workers, who now number 667,- deal of sheer nerve for any politi­ To the Editor, Bolton Correspondent Judith at 309 Ellington Rd. with their mail handling and delivery. coming under education, health, and Mrs. Nichols, Sturbridge, who said “there is far too much waste in about 5 per cent. This may well be 000 bodies even after recent staff cian to talk these days about “tax I am pleading with all drivers Donohue, tel. 649-8409. two children. Klassen, in announcing there welfare and other programs. An Mass. reductions. Postal union relief." The real likelihood is of cars and trucks to watch out ICE every phase of the federal government approaching the minimum. would be no need to seek a automatic cost-of-living booster is negotiators need not negotiate, higher taxes. for our school children, this to justify tax increases.” He also favored projected increase of one cent an contained in some, and now will Most people fear inflation a great deal they merely twist Congressional Even before Congress added school year, and throughout the ingAM- a ceiling of $240 billion on spending as ounce in first-class mail rates arms. $8.4 billion to yearly federal out­ be part of the teclal Security South Windsor 36 FLAVORS-60 VARIETIES more than the bugaboo raised by the next year, merely said that year. daJumJL system. Brookings figured the That, presumably, is what they lays by enacting a 20 per cent Let us try to watch out for \SUp ER adequate to meet and improve essential “many people were opposed" to escalators as adding perhaps $6 Democrats that “the recovery must not will do in July 1973. Union S(Kial Security benefit increase, school busses and children get­ a 33,000 reduction in personnel billion a year to the budget not MARKiT programs. ' leaders already have given notice the Brookings Institution’s new ting on and off. We never know be choked off by premature moves since a hiring freeze and institu­ counting the new Social Security $4.4 Million in Bonds Asked Sen. Proximore is correct on both they'll be asking for more dough, budget study had projected U.S. what a small child is going to do. toward monetary and fiscal restraint." tion of an early retirement features. assessed for $2.5 million of the plus added fringe benefits, next budget hikes totaling $91 billion We also should watch out for In the Nov. 7 election, voters own union, the South Windsor counts but we doubt that the program went into effect last proposal now. The new $2.5 Some of these same “experts” year, and if they get what they between now and fiscal 1977. It is estimated that as en­ children riding bicycles. I hope will be asked to approve $4.4 Administration Association Democratic majority in Congress will March. “There are areas where The future figures could go million request requiring tax­ (SWAA),' and according to criticized Nixon for doing too little too want from a pusillanimous vironmental '^agencies develop, the children will be instructed at million in two separate bond we've got troubles," said considerably higher if Congress proposals — $1.9 for a new addi­ payers’ approval is no greater Glassman, the board settled early ever agree to hold down spending or Klassen. “We think we know Congress the harassed mail user federal pollution-fighting costs home as well as in the schools, mir late when he did finally impose fiscal continues its present course of tion to the high school and $2.5 than what was already voted for with the administrators while a where they are" can expect another boost in may take $4 billion a year. about riding bicycles on any road taxes. Sen. George McGovern, the enlarging major appropriations million for extension of the in 1970, and the town anticipates a dispute between the teachers restraint. They do indeed. The trouble postal rates. ITie Social Security legislation as well as walldng on the road, 1 . ^ affecting social programs. Nearly sanitary sewer line in three return of almost 100 per cent and the board continued. Democratic Presidential candidate, is spots, according to Service If and when that happens, you adopted this summer provides especially our country roads, Monetary and fiscal restraint is the can kiss goodbye to government $2 billion has been added by separate sections of town. from its investment from users Councilman Leonard Sorosiak revising his spending program but not sources, are New York, some, but not a lot of, offsetting where there are no sidewalks. nation’s crying need. Congress to President Nixon’s The Town Council set the date because planned extensions are noted that administration salaries Washington, Chicago, Detroit and mails as a viable means of com­ revenue gains. The payroll '(m Also it would be a very nice his, give-away philosophy. budget request for HEW funds Tuesday, but not before the high in densely populated areas of rose from approximately $814 to Los Angeles. Some slowdowns municating in writing. Many rate goes up a little next year, and gesture for all of us to respect our this fiscal year. school question was disputed by South Windsor, Town Manager $1,500, an increase of more than and other subtle means of private companies are delivering the income base from which school officers, of both sexes, The President’s veto, of course, former ‘Town Councilman Robert Terry Sprenkle said. 6.5 per cent in a year in which sabotage also reportedly have their own mail, and in those taxes are taken will be who stand outside in all kinds of Wastyngton the electric company could put a damper on some of Sills. Sills questioned the In other action the council funeis were “short." Teachers WITH THE GDQB DLSEIBOO FEICES weather to guard the children been uncovered in smaller cities, widened in 1973, in 1974, and voted to approve officially the last April began hand-delivering this expansion. going Jo school and their homes. procedure of the council in received an over-all increase' 6f but in the words of one official, probably often thereafter. South Windsor Education PRICES GOOD ONLY AT THIS CARVEL STORE its bills. The United Postal Ser­ The Brookings budget review Be cdurteous to them and they placing the matter on the ballot 5.75 per cent after refusing a 5.5 Give The Kids A Brake “The bomb throwers are in those Association (SWEA) and Board of vice now handles as many, and indicates that inflation will add $9 Nevertheless, there is no real will treat us Ukewise. and then allowing the Board of per cent increase. The ad­ five cities mentioned." Education contract, but ex­ At a point in time when the memories advantage of re-establishing friendships probably more, packages than.the billion a year to the budget. treasure trove to tap to cover the Diank you for reading this Education to hold a public ministration's contract was The result, as Klassen himself pressed displeasure in not having signed on June 1 for a new fiscal Postal Service. full range of enlarging expen­ short letter. I am just a citizen hearing on the item. He cited a 311 GREEN ROAD of summer past still Unger in our minds after school. finally admitted, has been a the opportunity to have a say year, and the charter apparently STOCK ditures. These will more than use who loves children. case (Town of Milford vs. Board FRIDAY, further deterioration in mail ser­ about salary increases approved and we dream of what we might do to up the so-called fiscal dividend, Sincerely, of Alderman) in which the court permits the couBtri to cancel the We can ekpect more youngsters on vice. He has singled out as special by the board for adminstrators. the tax revenue gain that accom­ Alfred W. Hunt ruled that before the legislative contract withing 30 days. In XOVJR make the most of those hopefully Indian our streets and should be especially problems parcel post and special This year the administration failing to act the council lost any MANCHESTER panies general econonaic growth. Boston Hill Rd. body was able to place an item on Summer days to come; we might well delivery, remarking of the latter That dividend has largely split from the teachers bargaining opportunity to have a voice in the SEPT. 8th alert in bus loading and unloading areas, service, "it's been really a dis­ The Innocent Andover a referendum ballot, a public f R E t l W vanished. The reason, says the agency (SWEA), forming their contract. keep in mind that these are not reveries and at school crosswaUts. grace ' None of this comes as hearing had to be held. Brookings report: Mayor Abraham Glassman said Tel. 646-3480 we can indulge ourselves in while news to even the most casual that for more than two years, As drivers, parents, good citizens, we mail user, who has had to put up "...in the space of 10 short H erald DEALER RESERVES RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY driving. Bystander public hearings have been held by with less frequent pickups at years, federal civilian expen- Julie’s Mate Goes to Sea owe it to ourselves to do all we can to the board on the student over­ ’The school beU has knelled the end of street mail boxes and says a By 4 rthur Hoppe diturjbs as a percentage of GNP Y esterday avoid tragedies on our streets and crowding problem in which a prayer every time he entrusts a (the nation's total output) almost MAYPORT NAVAL STATION, prepared to move after the ship summer for thousands of our school 25 Years Ago solution was sought and the town highways. qommunication to Klassen's out­ doubled; even if no new F’la. (AP) — Julie Nixon departed, including Mrs. children. While most are bused to and council was now acting on a BANANA BARK' fit. The Penalty For Suicide Is Death programs are added, the annual ' This was a Sunday; The Herald Eisenhower and her husband Eisenhower. CONES SUNDAES “recommendation of the board” from their schools there remains the L et’s give the kids the brake even if Nevertheless, Klassen and hfe growth in existing expenditure did not publish.' David said their goodbyes in A moving van loaded the which had come to the decision we have the right-of-way. aides deserve a salute for making programs now absorbs a much private before young Eisenhower couple's personal possessions at few who walk and those who take full I got into a new car the other now applying the same principle that the building program would a start Manpower costs account larger fraction of the growth in put to sea aboard the guided the plush garage apartment near day, started the engine and — to other hazards. for about 85 per cent of the Postal revenues than was the ease 10 resolve the problem. missile cruiser USS Albany. the ocean in Atlantic Beach eeeeeeekla buzzer suddenly Perhaps you'd like to take a 10 Years Ago t .Service's budget, and it has taken years ago" The $1.9 million building pro­ Eisenhower, a lieutenant where the Eisenhowers have began screaming at me unner- look over closed circuit television ject was also questioned by lived since last August. 5 L 1 5 * guLs unusual in a government The newly formed Citizens Ad­ 2 0 ^ at one of our new model homes junior grade, went on duty early Tragedy at Munich agenc7 to lop off some of the vingly. Notwithstanding these dif­ visory Committee asks for Donald Marra of Dogwood La., Mrs. Eisenhower will live with CHOCOLATE • PINEAPPLE (NoCovers) being tested, he suggested, as officer of the day Tuesday as SOFT deadheads. There is further good At the same time, a red panel ficulties, politicians in both major clarification of its role. who, at previous meetings, said her parents at the White House • PEACH • STRAWBERRY fiddling with a dial Ah, here we the ship prepared to depart for ICE CREAM ONLY news in Klassen's announcement on the dash board flashed on parties keep suggesting that no the architectural estimates of $2.1 while her husband is on duty in The modern era Olympiad long men and women of the world's nations are. A fresh subject is just six months of duty with the 6th that the hiring freeze would con­ demanding that 1 FASTEN new tax increases will have to be million should be the referendum the Mediterranean. begining his day. FTeet in the Mediterranean. After PLUS THESE MONEY SAVING CARVEL TAKE-HOME SPECIALS plagued with politics has now ex­ gather for peaceful purposes, be it an tinue indefinitely in most areas SEAT BELTS. Moreover, the voted in the next year or tv figure instead of a lower amount On the screen, an alarm clock that, it is scheduled for an buzzer continued to shriek at me Democrats talk often oft which, he said, the board was overhaul in Boston Navy Yard, perienced politics in its ugliest form, Olympiad or a United Nations con­ But Klassen still faces an out­ piercingly until I overcame my jangled. A young man sat up, reform." knowing full wefl Current Quotes trying to “sell to the people.” lasting about eight months. Yes! We Have rageous situation in attempting to fumbling panic and did precisely turned it off and , with a smile, FLYING SAUCERS^ 10 - 1.00 MINIATURE SUNDAES 8 - 1.00 LOLLAPALOOZAS'’ 10-1.00 terrorism and murder. ference on world health problems, there the expression is read by] Mayor Glassman said that since The cruiser's home port was effect further economies in per­ as I was told. flopped back on the bed. It the Aug. 1 meeting, when plans MEALWORMS Few adjectives remain unused to now hangs the cloud of possible sonnel costs. In one of the more voters as a cut in taxes. changed from Mayport to Boston SNO-BALLS 12- 1.00 SPUMONI 5 -1 .0 0 Oide Fash. Sundaes 4 -1.0 0 It was good to know, of course, promptly deposited him on the Tm a little disappointed, I were presented with a cost es­ 25 (k)unl q q describe the horror incident which terrorism such as that at Munich where .scandalous victories for collective floor as a tape recording said over over the weekend to allow that the machine cared about me. The tax experts do indeed expected it would go for at least timate of $2.1 million, other Packege O J L CARVEL CUPS - PARFAITS 5 -1.0 0 V2 GAL. ICE CREAM $1.75 bargaining, postal workers have dependents to collect travel 12 1.00 We all want something to love and over: “Do you want to get agree that the tax system is $60,(XH), — Gypsy violinist Arpad meetings were held and as a claimed,)the Uves of eleven Israeli team insane criminals attempt to advance forced inclusion in their contracts allowances. 3 for $1.00 (In reuseaUe plastic container) and cherish us. But credit where fired? Do you want to get..." loaded with inequities—that the D'Zurko after his Stradivarius result the architectural firm of members and attendants. their causes by brutal and uncivilized a clause that prohibits layoffs Most wives and families credit's due. This startling new With growing annoyance tne payroll tax falls with extra weight violin was sold at auction for Kane, Farrell and White lowered The clau.se says any lazy, drunken MANCHESTER 'This new ugly dimension to political means. device was obviously another subject stdmped down the stairs on lower income workers, some $42,000. the estim ate to $1,899,040. or dope-addicted bum is safe on to the kitchen, stood on a scale Inspired Opera The real tragedy of Munich, we are giant stride forward by the little- privileged people enjoy tax Glassman said the cost includes Richard Wagner received P E T C E N T E R conflict will have ramifications far the payroll no matter how and pounded on the refrigerator. “The final stretch in the road heralded U. S. Bureau of Self preferences (loopholes), the of independence has begun." — the 23 classrooms, two teaching the inspiration for his opera, New Locition! afraid, lies in the days and years ahead - monstrously he contributes to 9 M iplf S t, Downtown Minclitsttr beyond the tragedy at Munich. Protection. It finally ejected a half a property tax is a jerry-built stations, fixed and movable "The Flying Dutchman,” inefficiency unless he chooses to Juan Mari-Bras, leader of the iround the cornor from Main St. as men and nations with honest The Bureau's function is iq grapefruit topped by a spoonful monstrosity. equipment, and an addition to when he heard the legend of No international gathering for retire Puerto Rican independence “ Home of The Miied Breod fuppiis" pass laws and develop machines' of cottage cheese. * But, realistically, ther-but would be ‘ included in the many will have merit. another troubled era of revolution, peace 1 give to you. not as the without a helmet, or having sex in grasped both handles of the li­ and more. hospital, city and state sampled" totals of the Board of Education The disturbing paradox is that when these are times that try men’s souls. world gives do I give to you. I>et any fashion that might endanger* quor cabinet. He received a I (Reg. Val. $1.35 ) — A report by division of the budget. ^ ^ ( R e q . ______^ ^ not your hearts be troubled, our souls. severe electric shock for his pains Kt/ Environmental Protection Agen­ The decision to go to referen­ neither let them be afraid But in this blossoming as a buzzer yammered and a lit c«m. He'll never harm PHARMACY Dry Ice Alao Available at The Plant deadline for endingsmilitary con­ WIN A GIFT President Nixon has registered. There is incentive, cfjnclusion But they are hot that The key to peace is turning to tells in all new cars whether himself again. (,ornor o( Adams and scription. “ NAMC. 12 CARVEL CUPS proclaimed September as though, for such activism as that much different from their elders God and letting Him control life Customers wanted them or riot. T(xj bad al)out hls wife and Center Sts "I feel great! I did my best CERTIFICATE National Voter Registration expressed by 'Voung Voters for who consistently upset iron-clad Lord, give us your peace and IcT" % ut we couldn't get legislation family, though A D O R C t t . tonight. I’ll do my best tomorrow [FIEPHONE 649-9814 Ice Cream Co. Month, with emphasis on the 11.2 the President. A Gallup poll predictions based on age, hie have new dimension. passed requiring people to wear “Oh, he's a bachelor," said Dr. ' BOOK FOR and the day-after that and the day with this coupon $100 million in the neWly enfranchised shows non-registered youths for economic status and ethnic Contributed by them. The sign and buzzer seem Pettibone Then he shook his Let Us Price .STATE- after that!" — Mike Spitz, the Ineorporafed group. There is no exact count, the President over Sen. definition. Hev C Henry Anderson to be the answer. No one can bear head. "For some reason our FREE ICE CREAM young swimmer from Indiana Your Next but a report last month by the McGovern by 46 to 43 per cent. Emanuel Lutheran them for long. devices don’t seem to have much 27 WARREN STREET, MANCHESTER — 6«8-S858 TCLCPHONC (amra ^------J j ^ (Reg. V a l. $1.45 ) Democratic National Qrmrnittee But if polls can-be taken to (Sioux City, Iowa, Journal) Church University, after winning two Prescription Pettibone said the Bureau was effect on married men.” gold medals at the Olympics. PAPE EaO H T - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 7,1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheiter, Conn., Thun., Scpt.7.1873- PAPE NINE Here’s How College Notes Joins Herald Staff Know Your From Your Mn. George Llndherg of York Clean U[Y the Backyard Harbor, Maine, the former Floyd 0. Lanon, (onneriy Doreen DeCormler, daughter of Ddltor of Uw Dally Inter Lake in Chamber Members Neighbor's Kitchen Mr, and Mn. George DeOrrmler KaUapell, Mont., hai Joined the By Vivian F. Ferguton By VIVIAN BROWN used but no one wants to doiW of 379 Porter St„ hai been named editorial ataff of the Manchester Public InformatloB Both Mr. Denjey and Mr. Evening Herald. AP N*w«ftatur«* Writer big job of enameling before a to the high honor list for the Committee White have had nuny years.of season of storage. If cellar is summer term at the Unlvenity of A veteran of 20 years as a When closing down backyard Greater Manchester restaurant and meal planning ex­ damp, wrap legs of furniture New Hampshire, where she Is newspaperman, Larson has perience hut ii wasn’t until Since. the. article concerning activities in fall, the family -with newspaper A glass topped Chamber of Commerce entering her senior year as a served as reporter, news editor, March 1901 that they joined basil a p p e a ^ two weeks ago, I should be concerned with prop­ table should he carefully cov­ speech therapy major. managing editor and editor al together to form a new have r«*lved many telephone er winter storage of outdoor ered with papers. It is a good The Brass Key Kalispell. For a short period he partnership In the corporatidn caUs. I was surprised to find that equipment and comforts. Rettaurant place to store cushions which Miss Sue A. Newcomb, worked in the advertising depart­ many cook^ had never tasted But usually everyone wants The Brass Key Restaurant, that has resulted in one of will protect the surface. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elliott ment there. At The Herald he will Manchester's most popular fresh basil although they use the to get the job done quickly. located at 829 Main St. is the F’ine furniture should be M. Newcomb of 17 Lockwood St., assume,a variety of editing and restaurants. In June of 1971 the bottled variety. Everything is brought in at the heart of Downtown/Manchester moved indoors, but redwood was cited for commendable reportorlal responsibilities. building in which the restaurant At that time. I mentioned that last moment and old and new and is owned and operated by can remain outdoors if storage scholarship at Mitchell College In Larson, 47, attended the an authentic recipe for pesto accouterments are likely to be Donald F. Denley and Edward R. and several stores are located was facilities are limited. In putting New London for the spring University of Montana where he would be forthcoming. It comes stored in haphazard fashion — White. purchased by Mr. Denley and Mr. piled in the corner of a cellar or wood furniture away it is well semester. received his journalism degree. The restaurant which opened White. from a lady bom and raised in to repair loose parts The entire He worked on a number of Mon­ Italy. A native of the Piedmont utility room. Give yourself lime on April 2,1955 did not assume Its The Brau Key now has a staff piece may warp if it is stored Alan R. Mlchalkiewicz of 379 tana newspapers before Joining area, she came from its capital to do the job properly, other­ present name of “The Brass of 14 who work together with the out of alignment in storage. Windemere Ave., Ellington, has the Inter Lake in 1961. city, Turin to visit friends in wise many of these things will . Key” until April 1959. The two owners to offer excellent food have become warped, Redwood should be in good been named a student greeter to Larson, his wife, Barbara, and brass keys which decorate the and service to Its customers at Hamden, Conn There, she met a mildewed, rusted or frayed by„ condition if it is to be left out. an ll-year-old-son, Eric, have Manchester attorney who was assist In the orientation program front window of the restaurant popular prices. Because of this SPECIALS the time they are needed again. Reinsert screws with wood fill­ for entering students at Thomas moved to Manchester. Their Floyd G. Larson determined to make her his were instrumental In the name dedication, the restaurant has Chair and lounge cushions er if necessary. If the con­ College, Waterville, Maine. other children are Mrs. Kenneth enjoyed many prosperous years e f f e c t i v e : bride. change. are expensive to replace, but if necting rod between chaise Debree of Helena, Mont.; Capt. In Manchester. It Is open Monday Dominic J. Squatrito went to lounge wheels is broken as a On a visit to Sturbridge, Mr. SEPT 5-9. they are stored well, they may Robert S. Hamilton, son of Mr. Bruce Kidder, stationed at Ft. Columbia Denley and his wife saw tome through Saturday from 5:30 a.m. Italy in 1968 where he married be useful again result of being tossed around all Lewis, Wash.; and Thomas the beautiful Carla. jThe couple and Mrs. Hugh Hamilton of 138 large, ornate brass keys in the to 8:30 p.m. except Thursday Plastic drycleaning bags or season, an effective replace­ Kidder, an English teacher at Both Parties received special permission to ment may be made with an old W Center St., received a master’s window of a gift shop and these when It .is open until 9 p.m. os-pA. aioitt ; osM ' m m i , o$m c h o i c e * other large plastic film bags in education Aug. 18 from the Greeley (Colo.) High School. Donald Denley and his wife, wed in the Abbazzia di Vezzolano, mop handle cut to size It may Pick Delegates keys suggested the new name of • may be used for storage of During World War II Larson a national art monument in fit into the wheels snugly, but if University of Maine. He is a the restaurant. Millie, reside at 2 Alpine Street cushions If they are the long served for 18 months with the Turin Within ten days, he it does not. it can be adjusted. If physical education teacher at Both Republicans and and have three sons, Don Jr., cushions that bend to form both Army in the Medical Corps. brought his wife back to backrest and se.ii two plastic too small, small slivers of wood Yarmouth-Dennis Regional High Democrats caucused Saturday to Mark and Kent. Edward White School in West Yarmouth, Mass., and his wife, Joan, have five Manchester. Now, there is a f - bags may be necessary. After name delegates to the 55th can be inserted into the wheels where he is also assistant football Assembly District and the 19th children, D eborah, Diane, handsome young man of three cushions are covered, they to fasten. If it is loo large, the R e s u m e s coach and junior varsity basket­ Senatorial District conventions Daniel, David and Denise, and running about the house at 37 should be set otf the ground in a handle may be shaved to fit. Jordt St. His name is Sandro, a dry spot in the basement or ball coach. GOp\'o Endorse under the 4‘Saden plan’’ for they live at 45 Tracy Dr. I Such a repair takes only a few Ilie Brass Key R^taurant is a name which stems from the utility room One family re­ minutes, but if you let it go until RERUN 2 redlstrictlng. Both caucuses were R e h e a r s a l s longer Alessandro. placed cushions for several sea­ BARBOURSVILLE, W. Va. In Districts poorly attended. member of the Main St. Guild next season, the wheels may and the Greater Manchester TTiis fall, the Squatrito family sons before they decided they have fallen off (.API — T«enty-three years Manchester’s Republican The Republicans named Chamber of (Commerce. will journey to the hometown of couldn t afford the cost. Now Some- barbecue grills can ago, Heniard Young was drum Town Committee is meeting at 8 Howard Bates, first selectman, to T he Manchester Civic one set of carefully cared-for Carla's parents in Madonna spend winters outdoors without ma,jof and his sister, JoAiin, tonight in the Municipal Building lead the town delegation to the Orchestra will resume weekly cushions look almost new at the was iiiajorette at Munlinglon del'Olmetto (Madonna of the showing wear, but some must to endorse candidates for 55th Assembly District conven­ rehearsals Monday at 7:45 p.m. in end of their fourth year. East High Scliool. Elms). They will go for the yearly be moved indoors. There are. of Assembly Districts 12 and 13, tion Sept. 23 at Andover Town the band room of the Manchester Before storing, vinyl should 2^th Anniversary Toda\. Young’s sou, Mark, Hall. LaVergne Williams was High School. making of the wine which is still course, temporary grills which and daughter. Denise, are both entirely within town lines. BEAUTY accomplished in the ancient be washed with soap and water are really built for one season, named Bates’ alternate. Instrumentalists interested in and left out to dry. If there are drum ntajor and majorette Republican State Rep. Donald method. • Dorn will attempt a and these are not worth storage Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bissell of The couple observed their an­ Also named were Bryant An­ Joining the group may contact OOR. OVJ/vi COZE / ^ O . spots on the reverse side of the resjtectively at Bailioursville- (jenovesi, who now represents HINTS movie of the process. space for the small investment niversary inr July with a three- dres, with Mrs. Persis Cragin as Mrs. Barbara Diclde of 241 Henry cushion, scrub with soap and 109 Carman Rd., observed their High School, wlicre Young is Assembly District 18 under old MEAD GUT PROMT CoT Carla was secretary to the head involved and the appearance of week trip (o England. Sweden, his alternate, and Margaret St. There is a special need for b y water or clean with a spot re­ 25th wedding anniversary at a hand director. district lines, is expected to be the used article, even though Norway and Denmark. Aijderson,. with Mrs. Gertrude string instruments. M r . D a vid of an advertising concern in Turin mover. Such stains attract party. Sunday, given by their nominated tonight from the new prior to her marriage. Her some people might consider it a family. Mr. Bi.ssell is manager of Tappan as her alternate. The orchestra will be starting CORMED BEEF CORWED BEEF ^ mice who may wind up using Greeting Cards Assembly District 12, an mother passed away when she challenge Before moving any The couple was married Sept Accounting Services at Turbo It is believed that Mrs. Dorothy its thirteenth season this fall. Dr. th e cushions as nesting FOR ALL OCCASIONS irregularly shaped district in the was 16. grill indoors be sure it is free of 6. 1947 at Center Congregational I’owcr and Marine Systems. Inc., Miller of Bolton will be in the Jack Heller, professor of music at Inditridual lashtt art tbt nawtst Hciiiltl pholG bv lk.*( kcr grounds. See Our Lar(e Oispley north central part of Manchester. "The old-fashioned Italian grease, a fire hazard. Church. Manchester, with the in Farmington. His wife is running for the GOP nomination. the University of Connecticut, is crazt — with Anwrican and Euro- Garden tools can be a big Outdoor picnic accessories — Whoever is nominated the GOP families all taught their girls to Rev. Clifford O. Simpson -#of- secretary for the Psychology Richard Dann, GOP Town the director. ’Two concerts are ptan woniM foinf la all Im |U m Mrs. Dominic J . Squatrito item if they must be replaced tablecloth, hurricane candles ARTHUR DRUG candidate in the new Assembly P R O D O C t • coqk. I never really enjoyed it too Department of the Manchester Committee chairman, will lead given during the year. The to boautify tlwir t ]m . . . Thtst Dry them thoroughly before and so on — might be used ficiating. Members of the wed­ District 13 may well be a last- llnjch when I was single. The Board of Education. the delegates to the 19th orchestra performs for the winter ont-bir-ont latbtt, which mutt bt with anything but fresh basil. 3-4 tablespoons butter storing and wrap the metal indoors through fall. Some ding party who were present minute choice, since there has most difficult thing to find when I Senatorial convention. Mrs. concert. In the spring, the applied by a profttiional, stay on Carla makes her sauce during the 3-4 tablespoons Parmesan or ends in newspaper so sharp sur­ people do store all such things were: Miss Eleanor M. (lordon, not been even a hint of a poten­ Grace Pringle. GOP registrar, is orchestra and the Manchester first came here were the sutiuner and freezes it in little Romano grated cheese, to taste faces may be observed in a dark for another season, but usually maid of honor; Mrs. Margery tial candidate as late as presstime from four to Civic (Chorale present a joint con­ f ip i m m vegetables. Of course, we do not plastic bags. What could be more Note: Serve extra grated basement Many people are in­ it isn't worth the effort. Use up Bissell Powers, bridesmaid; Mrs. today. Assembly District 13 is a his alternate. Also named were fitM wookt, and cert. have beef in Italy—it’s all veal so pleasant in mid-winter? cheese at table. jured when they step on a gar­ the paper plates, napkins and Gilbert Hunt, best man: and crescent along the eastern border Mrs. Arija Koiva, with Mat! five the eye a Koiva as her alternate, and John I had to get used to that too,” she The secret of good pesto is the Chop basil leaves to facilitate den tool that has been care­ tablecloths. There will be new Robert Bissell. usher. CONN. SALVACt CO., INC. AUAS TNI of Manchester, connected by a natural and said. Sullivan, with Enn Koiva as his beautiful look. pounding or grinding of all in­ grinding. Place basil in mortar, lessly stored. Small garden patterns and colors next year, narrow corridor to the west cen­ The Squatrito’s have their own alternate. . . You cm gredients in a mortar. Some say gradually adding all ingredients. tools should be wiped clean with and the chances are the things Mrs. Dieterle is the wife of tral section of town. Pass Bar Exams vegetable garden behind their GLORIOUS EMPORIUM 'The time and place for this twim, thowor m the mortar should only be of Pound to a smooth paste. Serve an oily cloth and wrapped in you've put away will not look Steven, a June graduate of The The Democrats Tuesday night a ' ^ home. convention has not been deter­ Twelve from the Greater and ovtn sleep ''S.vm- marble. Carla’s handsome mar­ over linguine or other pasta. plastic or paper bags fresh next season. In the mean­ Hartford State Technical College. endorsed incumbent State Rep. “That’s the pride and joy of my CORNER OF HARTFORD ROAD Manchester area have passed the in your lashos. ble mb'rtar was carried here from Wrought Iron Furniture: tim e they will have taken up a They have a son, Dana. Francis Mahoney for the seat in mined. house. We both take care of it,” The Democrats named Noreen July bar examinations. They are; . . They are Italy by her father. There are Rust inhibiting paints might be lot of space. Mrs. Baillie is a junior high Assembly District 13 and Town said Carla as she picked fresh Steele and Thomas O’Brien as appllad tin|ly recipes for pesto which can be Pesto in Blender school teacher in Braintree, « nNE ST., MANCHESTER -i4 9 -77S 2 Director Anthony F*ietrantonio From Manchester: William basil for her pesto. “Take Swiss delegates to the 19th Senatorial undtr one's own . . . In toms made in a blender but the Italians Mass. Her husband is a second for the seat in District 12. Charles Doran, Hillery J. chard—where can you find it in year student at Suffolk Law (Convention. instancos ai many at 30 tiny say it is not the same as the V ‘ Gallager, Ira H. Goldman, the market around here? When I consistency is different. 3 cups fresh basil University in Boston. Democratic town chairman Michael H. Handler, Dennis J. lashes ero used . . . II you with 2 cloves garlic make soup, I put every vegetable We will give you Carla’s recipe Jeffrey is a sophomore at John­ Hi Neighbor! Rosh Hashanah Jerome Rosen and vice chairman O’Brien and Fredrick B. Tedford. lowir lathes, too they go on in tho I can find into it.” from Italy first. With her permis­ Va cup pignoli nuts or teaspoon son State College in Johnson, Vt Mrs. Irene Glasser will attend the From Bolton; Robert E. tamo mthculous manner. . . Each marjoram Piedmontese cooking produces sion, we print the blender variety Starts Friday 55th Assembly DisUict conven­ Beach. lath is caratully placod dost to simple, rich, good food. The peo­ 4 tablespoons butter tion. The primary date for tho lath base, but not touchtnftho which comes from Arline Nor­ Now that the little From Andover; John N. Esebe. ple are fussy about the in­ */4 cup oUve oil FIRST AND LAST Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish delegate seats at these conven­ skin . . . man. You be the judge. (Maria’s jH^tf-Darlings are back From Hebron; John A. gredients used and want only the recipe does not contain garlic Vi cup grated Parmesan cheese POUGHKEEPSIE, .\.Y. New Year, will begin tomorrow tions is Sept. 19. Henneberger and Louis P. Koc- GROCERY SPECIALS salt to taste. (AP) — Cai'oliiic Bii'd. author' at school and mothers best. In many ways, it is similar because garlic is not heavily used at sundown and will continue Mrs. Pringle has named Mrs. sis. to French cuisine. Butter is used Blend all together. of "Born Eemalc” anil other everywhere begin to through Saturday and Sunday. Arija Koiva as her deputy by the Piedmontese. You may From Coventry; Charles J. The time is nowl The plKO is instead of olive oil for cooking in hooks, cmci'ged at a |■('(•('nt talk in normal tones, Holiday services will be held at registrar to replace Mrs. John add a clove or two if you like. reunion of \'assar (’ollcgc’s Popple. WILLIAM E. STEINBACH JJOMBt)MB ) fidOUTY/rifidOUT/) this area. Sometimes, a combina­ and the sales of Iran- | Temple Beth Sholom Friday at Groman who is moving from 0 6 . The sauce is traditionally Carla is engrossed with her ('lass of lO.'t.’) as the one who ^ o m Vernon: John L. Giulet- CARAIAGE HOUSE SALONI The tion of the two are used. 8:15 p.m.; Saturday at 9 a.m. and town. served with linquine. To facilitate house and family. Her husband is gtive hiitli to lioth the liist quilizers and aspirin ti. futured altradien it your hair! During the summer, Carla likes 7 p.m.; Sunday at 7.30 a.m. and 7 grinding if using a mortar, first an officer of Unico, a member of and last hahy of the rlass, go down to winter Annual Meeting Sat what tho imafinatiso To w els 0 ^ 159^ salad with the fresh vegetables p.m. Children’s services for chop the leaves. the Manchester Chapter of the ,\t 11). she l)('ca)))c the levels, the Glorious Emporium enters its fall schedule. The West St. Burying Ground btauliciant al WILLIAM E. from her garden. She will often Grade 1, 2 and 3 will be held on Greater Hartford Red Ooss, the molhi'i' of a daughlc)', ami This in itself is not too earth-shaking because the fall Association will hold its annual Peat Bogs STEINBACH CARRIAGE HOUSE use lemon instead of FASHION again at hi by a second rna)'- both days of the holiday from 11 MIAGARA United Fund, Big Brothers of schedule is exactly the same as the spring and summer meeting Saturday at 8 p.m. in Peat is a product of dried SALON. 18 Oak St., Mandwtier, vinegar. Carla’s recipe for pesto Pesto alia Genovese riage, she heeame the rmithe)' a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Manchester, Democratic Town little more, consider the sav­ Yeomans Hall. vegetation found in bogs and 643-2416, can do for you! Closed comes from another region of of a son. schedule. It’s just that I don’t like to be outdone by the Rabbi Leon Wind of 30 average-size leaves fresh basil Committee, and the Manchester, Try Translucence ings in cleaning bills. varies in thickness from five Mondays, Open 5 Days a Wmk, y m STARCH rioin.'iJitufift Italy—Liguria. The city of Genoa fancy stores that advertise special hours for everything. Manchester's Temple Beth 2 tablespoons pignoli nuts (pine Hartford County, Connecticut b a rk and dreary nails Manchester Evening Herald to 30 feet. The greatest peat Thursdays until 9 P.M. is famo1||^ for this dish. There, the WHAT ARE WE DOING THEN, FOR FALL? Just our nuts) and American Bar Associations. have faded along with win­ Sholom said today that at Rosh Columbia correspondent Virginia deposits are found not in PETER PAW r' O Q m cheese in the recipe is made of ter’s chill. Nail polish colors LIVE,MAINE usual thing, bringing you a wide array of goodies at prices H ashanah evening services Carlson Tel. 228-9224 Ireland but in the Soviet ewe’s milk. Pesto has come to range from light pastels to Live Maine less than dealers themselves pay. tomorrow the congregation will U nion. mean green sauce or basil sauce. STAR, GAXER'' bright plums, but the colors pay tribute to the memory of the (^NOT &0TTER U O The word comes from an adjec­ llv C l.AV R. )>OLI.A\------are no longer dull and flat. CHICKEN 11 members of the Israeli Olym­ ARIES LIBRA Translucence is the latest. tive meaning crushed or battered. Y o u r D a ily Acfivtf/ Gu/tJe pic team slain in Munich by Arab MANCHESTER MAR. 21 SEPT. 23 : LOBSTERS SViCET LIFE /O ^ *• There is an old Italian saying Accorc/ing fo ihe Sfor*. terrorists. AI>R. t9 Lobsters To develop message for rrldoy, OCT. 22*^1 ■TOMATO JOICE / “ O y ^ that whoever eats pesto will a '') 2- 9-11-13 This holiday begins the year read words corresponding t D lumbers 14-18-24-29/^- Pretty Smocks never leave Genoa. At any rate, it 4 ^ 6 3 73-80-82 54-55-66 5733 in the Hebrew calendar, the of your Zodiac birth sign. is impossible to make this sauce , ■ TAURUS SCORPIO Sweater smocks with em­ date being basetl upon the 1 Someone 31 Concenlrole 6! Coll VLASIC SWEET n C r \ SoY «- ,, /O/N APR. 20 2 Your 32 A 62 Fingers OCT. broidery on the borders look Biblical reckoning of time since M AY 20 3 A 33 M oy 63 You NOV. 21 ^ * 7 great over slacks or skirts. l - ^ n . 6 9 the creation of the world. Rosh School Menus ^1215-17-40 4 You 34 Form 64 M ak e These pretty sm o c k s qre CHERRV PEPPERS/ O V ^ TEPIVAKI SAUCE Z V ' ■S-J5275-79 87 5 Deal 35 Helpirvg 65 Per 31.48-59-65 Hashanah begins a period of Ten 6 Coltid 36 Beckon 66 Up 76-77-84-89 also perfect for the mother- TELEVISION APPUANCE GEMINI ([ Days of Repentance which will 7 M oy 37 An 67 An SAGITTARIUS to-be. Q\WE£T LITE ^ divJbLd: 8 Slips 38 M oy 68 Today The cafeteria menu for NOY. 22 J ^ THEY JUST ARRIVED TODAY culminate on Yom Kippur, the 9 Gcxxi 39 Someth ng 69 Photos ' i Day of Atonement, on Monday, Manchester public schools Sept. r r' JUNE 20 10 Produce 40 E«ceptionally 70 E«ptanotion OEC. 21 FRESH FROM MAINE! OFFERS 11-15: f > \ J-3- J-5- o-8-23 1 I Repuiotion 4 1 Heed 71 Of Sept. 18. During this penitential pcap 16-22-28-45’’/ T y«w«)TM ‘ “ S Y UAuts M >27-6268 12 Opposite 42 Different 72 Co •rect Washable Wools ®2 51-67.70_'J. period the thoughts of the Jew 13 Stands 43 Amusing 73 In HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Monday: Vegetable soup, CANCER 14 New 44 Inspiring 74 Person CAPRICORN Washable wools are being are turned towards the fate of the ‘ JU N E 71 15 Se« 45 Misquoted 75 To used in the newest lines of peanut butter and jelly sandwich, DEC. ^2 X 317. Highland. St.,. MEincheBter — Phone. 646>4277 world, the destiny of mankind 16 You 46 Friendship 76 Project fall clothes. If they cost a BHUR SC'ViCt m i SPECIALS fbozem foods cheese wedge, vegetable sticks, I 7 Is 47 H o n d 77 interest JA N n - and his own personal life. The milk, mixed fruit. 30 39 42 49 I 0 Avenue 40 O n 78 Prom ses 4. 6 34-37 AC- prayers on Rosh Hashanah . 60 78 81 86 1 9 Confusing 49 If 79 Kindness 44 46 57 “SLICED , Q r . 20 New 50 ProDObly 80 Good emphasize the idea that on this Tuesday: Frankfurt on a roll, AQUARIUS LEO ? 2 1 C (.ndit.ons 51 Defnond 81 W f,rth*h.le anniversary of creation God 'o TOOFFER'S ?ecA^ potato chi^, cole slaw, milk, JU LY 22 ' 22 M oy 52 Respx>nsive 82 Steod JA N 20 . . GREAT! R SATIS) AUiON AMERICWJ CHEESE oO ' I 23 Through 53 To 83 Privote j |^ sliced peaches. AUO. 22 HI It reviews the deeds of all human - 24 01 54 M o y 84 Influential beings and determines a person’s MOCILE'S SLICED ,/ Ar\. Wednesday: Baked meat loaf, V26-32-35-47 i 25 Hofi/ons 55 Open 85 Decijions 19 21-38 50 V * rhis weekend in addition to our delicious complimentary BLUEBEeHV [,753-58-74 I 26 Lend 56 The 86 Returns 64 72 85 88 coffee, we expect to have another load of goodies to show destiny in accordance with his parslied potato, buttered corn, I 27 Your 57 Todoy 87 Affection £OLOGi MA T y ^ rumb akes c e o M B PISCES C C VIRGO merit. Underlying this idea is the bread, butter, milk, popsicle. C 28 Be 58 Concer borr 88 Difficult and hopefully sell you. Here is my lOOTo incomplete list: * 29 Opportunity 59 A 09 People Hi H teaching that each human being I k /l/ UPT. 22 30 Consider 60 It 90 Nofure MAR 20'''7*' is responsible for Mis actions and AT THE SAME LOW PRICE ■DA1R.V DEPT. Thursday : Grinder, 9/8 1 5 iT^O-25 33-36 I 7-10-437i GOLDEM TRAM( LE applesauce, milk, ice cream. ' G ik Jvl ih’crsc N 'cm ra l that this season is a time for ^41-56-61 Fl9^- <3 69 71 83-90L L .... Fancy department stores, discount stores, I-can-get- B E I V E B OJA. tum Pm a a I people to examine their lives and B c z .. Friday: Baked fish sticks, fried it-for-you-wholesale places, warehouse outlets, etc. Our conduct and to strive for con­ iC E CEE.AM potatoes, buttered wax. beans, prices are better, our salesmen are handsomer, and our tinuous improvement. , bread, butter, milk, chocolate LOSE 20 POUNDS atmosphere is friendlier. Since our goods come from During the morning services COLOR TV HOOO^ WUFORM cake. Ring The Beil, Because freight damage, truck salvage, insurance companies and the Shofar or Ram’s Horn Ik IN TWO WEEKS! They Are Best By Any Test! bankruptcies, we can undersell the regular outlets and sounded to serve as a call to man still make a modest (ha, ha!) profit. to awaken to his responsibilities ZENITH-RCA-PHILCO-CURTIS MATHES cz. Our Servicemen Famous U.S. Women Ski Team Diet to God, to man and to himself. reito CLAMS During the non-sno'w off season the U.S. Women’s Alpine Elementary, Junior High or High School — Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kip- WE UWE JUST etCElVED OOR LOMC| Maj. Maurice A. Grenon, pur are referred to as the High Ski Team members go on the ‘‘Ski Team” diet to lose 20 The Whole Gang Goes For Bogner! whose wife, Betty, is the Bonnie Toilet Tissue School Shoes Holy Days stressing the AWAITED SoPPL'J EDVAt WT/KCmo Cool VJmiP daughter of Mrs. George F. pounds in two weeks. That’s right 20 pounds in 14 days! Sacramento Tomato Juice Capehart Stereo seriousness with which the Jew Is Hashes of Rt. 1, South Coventry, The basis of the diet is chemical food action and was devised Swanee Paper Towels Power Mowers to consider thf process of self- INSTANT FODOINQ A)J0 ooe OOMflEIE has been recognized for helping by a famous Colorado physician especially for the U.S. Ski Bambi Diapers Car Batteries examination and self- his Strategic Air Command (SAC) • Mom Knows Too, That Bogner's Are Delicious, Nutritious, APPLIANCES swicat ® Team. Normal energy is maintained (very important!) while Silver Polish improvement. LINE OF MASOd CANNIMI^ JAg9.f wing earn the U. S. Air Force # ,and Most of All, They Are Kind To Her Budget! Records and Tapes reducing. You keep “full” no siarva^on because the diet Stationery The High Holy Days are Outstanding Unit Award. Elec. Clothes Dryers is designed that way. It’s a diet that is easy to follow whether Biblical In origin and have Maj. Grenon is a missile you work, travel or stay at home. developed in the course of WESTINGHOUSE-KELVINATOR operations officer with he 351st thousands of years assuming This is honestly a fantastically successful diet. If it BOGNER’S QUALITY FRANKS are made right here in Plus clothing, cello and masking tape, carpet, sheets and NORGE-FEDDERS-KITCHEN AID Strategic Missile Wing at greater significance with each Whiteman AFB, Mo. The wing weren’t, the U(S: Women’s Ski Team wouldn’t be permitted Manchester* with pride, by people who really care, of U S. towels, tape players and stereo phonos, gadgets, successive generation. received the award for excep­ to use it! Riglu? So, give yourself the same break the U.S. Government Inspected ALL BEEF - never any fillers or appliances, and hundreds of things I can’t even stretchers! Look, they are low in calories, yet high in proteins MANCHESTER tionally meritorious service from Ski Team gets. Lose weight the scientific, proven way. Even remember. 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MANCHESTER E V ^INING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept.7,1972- PAGE ELEVEN PAPE T E N - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 7,1972 Mancheoter A rea a resident here for I5.years. Prior No Lower Prices to that time, Itc resided in Elast ANYWHERE IN CONN.I Police Blotter Gift! Build Blood Bank |Town Has chopped by chopper Hartford. He retired 13 years ago James Q. Paganl, 22, of South Shariris Germans Hunt "SAVE WITH SAFETY" from Pratt & Whitney Division of NEW LONDON (AP) - The St., Rockville,, was. arrested this For Boy^s Heart Surgery a.m. yesterday, they can now Obituary winning weekly number drawn United Aircraft Corp., Elast Hart­ morning by Vernon Police pn a I The helicopter is a most ver­ explain they were cut off by a today in the Connecticut state Due to the generous. donations of employes of % ford, where he was a plater for 17 easure warrant Isaued by Circuit Court 203 Fewer satile machine. In rugged moun­ helicopter. Lutheran Church, Meadow Lark Manchester Memorial Hospital, a four-year-old % Mr$. Anionio Clementina years. He was a member of St. lottery was 61576. The four-digit 12 charging him with third degree Rd., Vernon. The Rev. Donald More Arabs quarterly number was 4034. Manchester boy has the needed blood to see him through % tain areas it is used to haul Andrew's Lodge of Masons burglary and second degree McClean, pastor, will officiate. C lip p ed dpen heart surgery. ^ % Mri. Alessandrina Sforza in Bangor, Maine. (Continued from page 1) larceny In connection with the In Schools mammoth electric transmission Clonentlno, 88, of Bloomfield, Burial will be in Ellington Moscow police rounded up 55 Survivors are a son, Arthur L ., (Continued from Page 1) . investigation of the theft of a Little Matthew Kloter, son of Mrs. Alice Kloter of the ^ line towers into places in accessi­ EyasHDoStird? mother of Joseph C. and Michael Center Cemetery. Friends may refused, since the Israelis do not Jews who tried to demonstrate Bay State Lottery Opening day enrollment for the Norwood Jr, of Manchester; a Finance Chairman Russell B. FUELOIL large sum of money from the'' MMH dietary department, and the nephew of Dorothy i Clementino, both of Manchester, call at the Ladd Funeral home, 19 take foreign volunteers into their outside the Lebanese Embassy. The Massachusetts lottery If pild In 5 dsyi Manchester school system was ble by land means. Lavoptlte brother. Forest Norwood of Bar Long, D-La., floor manager for Lottie Fisk Building on Aug. 28. Wheelock, also of dietary, will undergo open heart ^ died Tuesday at St. Francis Ellington Ave., Rockville, military. They were questioned and number drawing was scheduled H from dsls of 9,932. This is 203 under last year’s Harbor, Maine; and five grand­ the bill, strongly opposed the About $800 was taken froiQ the surgery in New York in the near future. ^ tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. At London Airport,* union released without being charged. * for later this evening at the ■ ^ dollviry 10,135 first day figure. There' In Manchester, however, the Hospital, Hartford. sons. amendment. building located In Henry Park A r^uirement of the surgery is that at least 100 pints of g EVE Bom in Italy, she had lived in loaders of ground crew personnel Jewish sources said physicist An­ opening of the Northampton were 166 fewer pupils in elemen­ choppers can interrupt telephone Private funeral services will be He said the smaller, poorer (24-Hr. Nolleo tor and u s^ to house the Recreation for Trans World Airlines said the drei Sakharov, developer of the Fair. blood be available during the procedure to meet tary schools. At the secondary service. WAIH Hartford 60 years. Mrs. Stanley C. Shields held Saturday at the Holmes . states were helped in the formula Dolivtry) ‘ Department offices. Vaa money Other survivors are three sons; crews would boycott Kuwait Soviet H-bomb and a leading Matthew’s needs. According to New York State Red level, the drop was 34. Yesterday, Harold E. Bom­ Mrs. Ida Morency Shields of Etmeral Home, 400 JMain St., adopted by his panel because the champion of civil rights, was 24-Hr. Burner Sorvict was to be used by the senior three daughters; one sister; 22 Airlines which TWA handles—for Cross procedures, the Connecticut Red Cross must Yesterday's high school enroll­ bard, 42, of Southwick, Mass., Clearwater, Fla., formerly of Manchester. per-capita-income factor was among those picked up. citizens for a trip to an Ice show, grandchildren; and 13 great­ 48 hours to protest the Munich Herve Filion last year led Cooperative Oil. Co. replace any and all blood used to help Matthew. T h e. ment was 2,034. The total enroll­ was hauling a helicopter on a West Hartford, sister of Mrs. Burial will be in the Rose Hill added specifically to aid them. police said. Pagan! was to be Bathe thern daily with soothing grandchildren. slayings. harness race drivers at the Kloter family has been donating blood as often as possible ment in the two junior high truck on E. Middle Tpke. Alice Vozzolo of Manchester, Memorial Park in Rocky Hill. These states need the help more 315 Broad Sl„ Minchtilsr presented in Manchester Qrcuit LAVOPTIK Medicinal Eye Wash. Funeral services were held this Freehold, N.J,, Raceway for i PHONE 643-1553 schools was 2,330-1,025 at Dling Because of oncoming traffic, he died yesterday in Camden, N.J. EYiends may call at the funeral than the big ones, he declared. Court, today. during the last few months, but has been unable to Prompt relief for sore, tired, burn­ morning at D’Esopo Funeral the fourth straight year. He and 1,305 at Biennet. could not stay as near to the ing eyes. Wash away soreness Born in Salem, Mass., she lived home EYiday from 7 to 9 p.m. Long argued also that the cen­ Ju stice Also on Aug. 29, a bus which approach the 100 pints needed. Chapel, 235 Wethersfield Ave., Court Bans drove 130 winners. The elementary enrollment center of the road as his load caused by smog, smoke, dust, dirt in West Hartford many years. tral cities would gain under his was to be used to transport the In answer to the hospital’s appeal, and because Connec­ and pollution. Tneeyecup action of Hartford. Burial was in Mt was 5,568 as follows: Bentley, required and the result was one Other survivors are her hus­ committee’s bill although most senior citizens was vandalized. ticut donors may stipulate that their blood be given in LAVOPTIK does a more thorough Benedict Cemetery, Hartford. Mrs. Grace B- Ladd Bequest For D issents 419; Bowers, 509; Buckland, 105; clipped Southern New England band; a son; a brother; a sister; states in which they are located Police said the seats were slashed another’s'mame, a special drawing was conducted by the job of eliminating eye problems. In­ Mrs. Grace B. Ladd, 73, of 105 (Continued from Page U Buckley, 573; Highland Park, Telephone Co. line. sist on genuine LAVOPTIK with and five grandchildren. would not The losses will be Whites Only and paint was sprayed on the Red Cross, using one-half pint units. M rs. Joseph Miner Spruce St., widow' of Walter 303; Keeney, 519; Manchester eyecup included. Save at Funeral services will be held sustained by the suburbs surroun­ not necessarily the most literary. windows. In connection with that If anyone had any difficulty in Ladd, died yesterday at a local The family of Some 114 employes signed up, and a total of 93 pints of Green, 268; Martin, 309; Nathan COVENTRY - Mrs. Jane Vic­ Saturday at 8:15 a.m. at Farley ding the big cities and they do not And he persists in the peculiar incident, four Juveniles were calling residents served'by the Shop-Rite Druf convalescent home. Libraries Go Far East blood were drawn, far surpassing the 75 pints needed. Hale, 490; Ftobertson, 521; South, toria Miner, 58, of Lathrop Drive, Funeral Home, 96 Webster St., need aid, he contended. HARTFORD (AP) - The John­ and highly individualistic custom turned over to Juvenile line in that area at about 11:50 587 Lmiddlelpki. She was born in Oakfield. 67; Verplanck.529; Waddell. 559; wife of Joseph Miner, died with a Mass of the Resurrection The Senate voted 58 to 26 son Memorial Hospital at Staf­ of deciding on his own when it is authorities. Police s ^ lYigani Maine, May 25,1899, the daughter FRANK GRANATO and Washington, 397. yesterday at the Windham at St. Mark the Evangelist Wednesday in favor of an amend­ ford Springs has lost a $100,000 time to close the office and head To Get Report’s Theme was not charged in connection of Ephram and Nettie Anes Rampo of Stafford. No police Linda Manning of Enfield was The decrease contracts with Memorial Hospital in Williman- Church, West Hartford at 9. ment by Sen. Vance Hartke, D- bequest because the money was for Goose Prairie, his with the van^lism. Lt. Edwin Brown. She resided here several action was taken against the taken to Rockville General Department of Elducation figures tic, after a long illness. Burial will be in Fairview Ind , setting wage standards on given on the condition it be used telephoneless retreat in Manchester public libraries from $1,667 to $42,036; and Carlson and Sgt. Martin Kinc- wish to extend their driver. Hospital last night and treated for for the state. It'estimates that Bom in Adams, Mass. March 7, Cemetery, West Hartford. years. jobs or projects financed at least for whites only. Washington state where CBS have gone to the Far East for library budget from $6,560 to mann of the Special Services Ellington Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. lacerations and bruises suffered 670,000 children returned to 1914, she had lived in Coventry 23 Friends may call at the funeral 25 per cent by the federal funds. [limed the interview last June. their 1971-72 gnnual report $295,000. Squad, investigated both in­ Leslie Rose, 10, of West Shore Bettie-Ann Lander of In a Superior Court decision heartfelt thanks to their dearl in a one-car accident on F’inney public schools this week, com­ years. ,^ e was employed as a home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 theme. The report’s cover title is One area, that of head cidents. Fid., Ellington, was taken to At Summit St. Marlborough; two brothers, Earl published Tuesday in the Connec­ St., Ellington. pared with 666,867 last year. packager in Packing Dept. No. 58 to 9 p.m. "1 Ching: The Book of CTianges. ” librarians, has been remarkably Mrs. Mary Guzman, 72, of 74 Rockville General Hospital last Brown of South China, Maine, ticut Law Journal, Judge David Alfred L. Villa, department at Pratt & Whitney Division of friends, relatives and neighbors Yang-Yin, the design which also stable. Miss Jessamine M. Smith W. Main St., Rockville, was night and treated for abrasions State police said Miss Manning and EYvine Flichardson of Gray, About Town M. Shea ruled that a will leaving educational management chief, WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL United Aircraft Corporation, Mrs. Rose Ackerman Street Closed appears on the cover, is a Chinese filled the posifion from 1921 to treated at Rockville General suffered when the bicycle she was southboupd when she Maine; two sisters, Mrs. Mirla $100,0avulson. 2 ^ I w NOW ONLY g ra d e d SEE What You Buy who pasted away Septemf>er 7, 197U JENNITE FERTILIZERS \Nlde-response with diamond needles My memories will be chensheO long life. All In­ No 1 ORIVfNAYSUUER 'PLANT FOOD, 50 Ibt. hin v^nv^ con® dividually shadow- Nothing you buy win over be as permanent as a family b fait, covtrt up to 300 tq ft. Sadly Missed Ref. $3.35 NOW ^2.49 graphed for uniform monurnent. Its purchase^warrants thought and guidance. Marilee French This jfcar't pfK* only...... 5 GALLONS LAWN FOOD. 5,000 iq. It. quality and See what you buy. Visit the monument dealer who has a Card of Thanks Ref. $3.50 NOW ^2.89 sponse. complete display, and who can design a The (amily of John I’ (iibbn. S r . wuh to extend their heartfelt thanks tu their personalized monument to harmonize with dear friends. relaUves and neighbors fur Its surroundings. * f barre' their understanding sympathy and many IguildI kindnesses during the recent bereavement tdjaodlam L GARDENS NOW AVAILABLE! Our New 1973 180- Page Catalog We have the experience. We have the epm- in the loss of their beloved husband and plete display. We specialize in fully g u a r ------(lUier. A special thanks lo Iks Harold d Lehmus arid David L Warren, the nurses anteed Select Barre Granite Monuments. - Monuments and aides at Manchester Memorial Lat Ut Help You With Tour Lawn and Plant ProManw MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE Hoepital. also to Mrs. Katherine Boucher SEE LEON, PHIL or JOHN Monday and lutsday 10-6 SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. of Oe Manchester HealUi Nurses, lor Uie Wednesday—Thursday—Friday 10-9 Radio /haok 410 OlINWIR SXl, MANOIIBBTI5R—648-7T82 kindness and wonderiul care given lo their 16S WOODLAND ST., MANCHESTER 643-8474 ) | a TANDY CORPORAtlONCUUPAUV husband and faUier. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thun., Stpt.7.1«TO- PAGE THIRTEKN PAGE T W E L V E - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter, Cor Thun,, Sept. 7,1972

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Sept.7,1972— PAPE FIFTEEN The Dry Side L, Flag Contenders Major League I Pair o f U.S. Boxers Pre-Season Strike C— Loadars——4 AMERICAN LEAGUE of Sports Must Avoid Slumps BATTING (325 at batiH Still After Gold Medal Could Decide Flag Carew, Min, .317; D.AUen, Oil, By Earl Yoit .316; Rudl, Oak, .316. By Dean R. Yost BMton—Happy with a new Gambled on Rookie AMERICAN LEAGUE NEW YORK (AP) - For If the clubs all finish with the Carrying it further, -one of the RUN»-Murcer, NY, 88; Rudi, MUNICH (AP) - “ Just another Russian, Vasily Soiontin, get the impression that they only East three-year contract at a Houk is a real gambler on the the first time In the history of same number of losses, the possibilities could have Oak, 81. plain ol' beat ‘,em,” is the by dominating the tint and third have played as hard as was W L Pet. GB reported $70,000, Ralph Houk ball field. His latest was starting major league baseball, a Detroit Hgers would win the Baltimore with an 84-70 mark and RUNS BATTED IN-D.AIlen, strategy of U.S. boxers Jesse rounds while the Soviet boxer necessary to win. Now I’m just Detroit 71 60 .542 East and the Oakland A’s the Detroit at 85-71, giving the hoping that they don't decide to rookie pitcher George Medich strike— but not one thrown by Chi, 92; Murcer, NY, 81. Valdez and Rica r d o counter-punched effectively in was in a jovial mood before Boston 69 59 .539 ‘A West since Detroit only lost six Qrioles the East title with a really open up against us. " against Baltimore Wednesday a pitcher—could play the key HITS-Rudi, Oak, 180; S p e e d w a y Jottings the second. sending his New York night in Baltimore. New York 70 62 .530 I'/s games because of the walkout, .54545 percentage to the Tigers Carr^as—and Primo (lian- R i^ DeMont swam as hard as role in determining the Pinlella, KC, ISO. cark) says his gitalian basket­ Carreras got a bit of a break Yankees Into battle against Medich, who fashioned a 10-3 Baltimore 69 62 .527 2 while Boston and New York each .54487. There -are many other DOUBLES-PlnieUa, KC, 30; was necessary to win but, on Geveland 61 70 American League champion The Loctite 200 at Stafford Springs Motor Speedway was ball team is going to have to when Spain’s Juan Francisco the Red Sox last night at won-loss record with West Haven .456 10 lost seven and Baltimore eight. In. possibilities. Murcer, NY, 27. Rodriguez lost to Alfonso Wednesday, the powers-that-be Fenway. Milwaukee 53 79 .402 \a>/t in 1972, the West, Oakland missed seven scheduled to be the final show of the 1972 season, but a learn a little boxing, too, to In the Eastern League, (ailed to The problem, however, is there TRIPLES-Fisk, Ban, 8; Rudi, Zamora, a Mexican whom here really opened up against West When the players struck last and Chicago eight. rainout event last Saturday moved the closing back a week, knock off the unbeaten him -or, more precisely, against The Yankees, despite a 2-0 loss last the distance but Lindy and a spokesman for Com­ Oak, 8; Murcer, NY, 7. Chrreras feared less. Oakland 77 53 .592 April for an improved pension Here's how it could look on HOME RUNS-D.Allen, Chi, weather permitting. Saturday night the mini-midgets, Yanks. U.S. swimming officials. before a disappointing crowd of McDaniel and ^parky Lyle came missioner Bowie Kuhn says: Zamora won when Rodriguez only 18,235, are locked in a four- along in relief to help the Yanks Chicago 73 57 .562 4 plan and stayed out 11 days, the Oct. 4. 32; Murcer, NY, 28. sportsman and modifieds will bring down the curtain...The bent over to pick up his Last Friday, DeMont won the Minnesota 65 63 .508 11 problem set in but wasn't con­ Valdez and Carreras, America’s team battle for the American win. "We have discussed it and STOLEN BASES-D.NeUon, entry list for the 200 had some big names entered. Mario mouthpiece and the referee, gold medal in the 400-meter Kansas Gty 62 66 .484 14 sidered serious until now. The AL East League’s Eastern Division title. Medich left the club yesterday decided to let things go as is. It’s Tex, 38; Campanerls, Oak, 36. ‘Fats’ Caurso, well known chauffeur in the 60’s appeared. “Latin Connection” in the ring, thinking be war~faUing over, freestyle—but after the race, California 61 69 .489 16 schedule was only delayed and moved into the semifinals of the traces of Ephedrine were found "It’s a real dog-fight,” Houk morning to resume his medical W L Pet. GB a problem but we'll have to take PITCHING (12 DedslonsH Jim Landry, better known in the super modified ranks, halted the bout. Rodriguez went .'I'’"' Texas 50 81 .382 27 Vi the games missed would not be Kaat, Min, 10-2, .833,2.06 Odom, 20th Summer Olympics in a sample of his urine. said. “The team that wins jt is studies at the University of Detroit 85 71 .545 our chances." drove Bobby Turner’s No. 85. Jerry Cook, the defending haywire, crying, pounding the Wednesday’s Results made up, the owners decided. Oak, 13^, .764, 2.25. Wednesday as the Games, Because of that, the 16-year-old going to have to avoid a four or Pittsburgh.” He had to go now or New York 84 71 ,543 •/2 NASCAR modified point champion and current leader, was canvas and charging the referee Oakland 9, Chicago 1 But now with less than four Marvin Miller, executive direc­ STRIKEOUTS-N.Ryan, Cal, tragically interrupted by the Arab swimmer from San Rafael. Calif., five-game losing streak. Time is miss spring training,” Houk said. Boston 84 71 .543 ‘/i chasing the 325 first place points to the winner. Frank before being restrained. Cleveland 4, Milwaukee 3,1st weeks left in the regular season, tor of the Major League Players 254; Lolich, Det, 207. terrorists' murderous attack on who takes the medication to com­ running out. We’ve only got 20 "He has a good chance to stick Baltimore 83 71 .540 1 “Too bad for him but okay for Milwaukee 5, Cleveland 2,2nd six clubs are in contention in each Association, agrees the setup is NA'nONAL LEAGUE “piloted the No. 34. Although Vigliaroio isn’t really known the Israeli team, resumed bat an asthmatic condition, was more games to play and half of next spring. He’s just a good- as a driver, this is the car formerly owned by Bob Judkins me." (Carreras said. looking pitcher with great size. Boston 2, New York 0 division and since the title goes to "unrealistic " but as to an advan- BATTING (325 at bata>- following a 24-hour postpone­ asked by the International Olym­ them are against the clubs that West which won last year’s Stafford 200...A total of 70 showed for Valdez will face Cuban Emilio (Hhutu by lAvId'ihantmMa). we have to beat to win." He's 6-5 and 225 pounds. No one Detroit 4, Baltimore 3 the club with the best percentage, .tage or disadvantage to the clubs, B.Williams, Chi, .342; Cedeno, ment and a memorial for the pic Committee to withdraw from California 3, Kansas Qty 1 the ending could be controver­ Oakland 90 65 .581 Correa, who outpointed W ^t Before last night’s action RALPH HOUK hit the ball hard against him in says, "You won’t really know Htn, .335. the annual affair with the fastest time by Southerner Paul slain Olympians. Sunday's 1,500-meter freestyle, Minnesota 2, Texas 0 sial, to say the least. CTiicago 89 65 ,578 German Guenter Meier. around the circuit, just one game Baltimore. He had never pitched until it's over." RUNS—Morgan, Cin, 111; Radford in a coach, while Lou Funk tu m ^ the slowest time the event in which he held the Town Slow-Pitch Softball Champions Thursday’s Games After heavyweight Duane Gincarlo believes his team's separated first and fourth place an inning in the major leagues. Bonds, SF, 08. with a 25.62 clocking around the half mile oval...Prior to the effectiveness at stopping the world record. Mike Burton of New York (Kline 15-5) at Bobick’s loss to Cuban Teofilo Walnut Barbers recently claimed the town title. Members include, front, Dan Webb, Doug with Detroit, Baltimore, Boston game, which starts at 6, to face He’s got a great arm and nothing RUNS BATTED IN-StargeU, start of the race, Fred DeSarro has won six previous feature Stevenson on Tuesday, it was Yanks from close in will spell the Sacramento, Calif., won that Boston (Siebert 11-11), N Pearson, Fred Camposeo, sponsor, Dom Camposeo, Ron Riordan, John Davis. Back, — Tom and the Yankees In the thick of New York he'll be gunning for a seems to bother him.” Medich Pgh, 108; B.Williarm, Chi, 99. races at Stafford. He was a 3-1 favorite to win but got tangled difference in Thursday night's race. Detroit (Slyback 5-6) at National League Roundup beginning to look as if the critics Ansaldi, Don Storrs, (jieorge Quaggin, Fred Valenti, Dave Gibson, Jerry Wallach, Hal Tarbell. things. By sunup today, the new major league record for did perform once earlier in HITS-B.Williams, Chi, 171; were right in saying U.S. amateur semifinal. Russia plays Cuba in And on Wednesday, the IOC scoreless innings. Baltimore (Cuellar 14-10), N with the wall...Winner Denis Giroux was a 6-1 choice. His Orioles had slipp^ two games Yankee pin-stripes when he beat Rose, Cin, 169. boxing had gone into a dismal the other semifinal. stripped DeMont of his 400jneter Milwaukee (Parsons 10-12) at achievement was noted as being a surprise...Radford was back of the pace-setting Tigers. the Mets in the Mayor’s Trophy DOUBLES-Cedeno, Htn, 34; skid. "The United States.” Italy's gold because of his use of With four straight shutouts, Cleveland (Tidrow 13-12), N listed as having unknown qualities and Bugs Stevens was “Losing four or five games in a game, 2-1, tossing a four-hitter in Montanez, Phi, 33. coach said, "is very tough defen­ Ephedrine. a drug banned by the Smith, Ashe Play Highlights Tourney Tiant shares the Red Sox club California (Messersmith 6-8) at tabbed ‘overdue here.' Talking with Stevens during war­ But the two American Air row would just about kill the going the distance. “ He just Recognition Finally TR IPL E S-B ow a, Phi. 10; IOC's Medical Commission. mark with Ray Culp (1968) and Cy Force sergeants—Valdez, a 25- sively and in rebounding. Beating Kansas City (Montgomery 0-1), N Rose, Cin, 10; Brock, StL, 8. mups, he said “The whole suspension of the car is wrong. Prince Alexandre De Merode chances of any one of the four Young (1904). The league record threw the ball past them (the year-old Mexican-American the Americans to the boards is Minnesota (Perry 11-11) at Tex­ HOME RUNS-Colbert, SD, One time it will plow, the next time something else will of the commission said officials clubs. We all know that It can is five, held by Harris White of Mets),’’ Houk said of the young welterweight from Houston, and going to be one of our problems. as (Bosman 7-8), N 36; Stargell, Pgh, 33. happen...This writer’s opinion is that Stevens will be driving of other teams bad taken up the Tennis Quarterfinals happen. I just hope that it doesn’t Chicago set in 1904. man who is following in the "We must box out, something Oakland (Blue 5-7) at Chicago STOLEN BASES-Brock, StL, another car next year. This goes to prove, money (Sonny Carreras, 23. a New York ban­ question of the drug and had happen to us. I think this race footsteps of Bobby Brown, a Given Pirates’ Staff we haven't been able to do very (Wood 23-J2), N 54; Morgan, Gn, 47; Cedeno, tamweight of Puerto Rican will go right down to the wire, The all-time club scoreless in­ former ipfielder turned physi­ Elsewhere, Gncinnati beat Los six while hurling one of his rare Koszela) can’t buy everything...Gene Bergin drove the No. well. I stressed that in our been advised to substitute Friday's Games NEW YORK (AP) - Not Htn, 47. origin—put at least a temporary another one but that U.S. officials possibly even to the last day. ning record is held by Cy Young cian. Angeles 6-3, Montreal trimmed 34M for owner David Farrar and Phil Bedand of Oxford, workouts since Monday," he New York at Boston, N only are the Pittsburgh complete games—he has a PITCHING (12 Declsions)- halt to the criticism. had failed to do so. Could Change Rankings “Don’t sell the Yankees short,” of 45 2/3 innings, set in ’04. Houk also has gambled by the New York Mets 7-3, Mass. Asked if the car was competitive? ‘It sure is,’’ Bergin added. Minnesota at I^nsas CSty, 2, Pirates trumping the rest of chronically sore elbow—and Marshall, Mon, 14-4, r777, 1.57 “I can’t say I'm the best," he added. “I guess we have using promising outfielder Philadelphia edged St. Louis 3-2 Italy is 5-2 here -while the Another thing Americans have "I never thought 1 could win, Digging '(leeper, the National twi-night the National League Elast, but lowering the pitching staff's Nolan, Cin, 14-4, .777, 2.01 noted,I drove it at Pocono and it went super. Today its Valdez grinned after he had FOREST HILLS, N Y. (AP) Billy Jean King, the top-seeded fooled a lot of people.” Charlie Spikes, also up from West and San Francisco trounced San Yanks, 7-0, have never lost in 62 failed to do is much of anything Olga was serving well. The only League high-water mark for con­ Detroit at Baltimore, N earned run average, which was a different.” Bergin qualified at 21.19, only 12 one hundreds of fancy-danced, pummeled and — The match that may decide defending women's champ, said Haven. Spikes came within feet they’re doing it with five aces. Diego 6-0. Atlanta and Houston Carlton, Phi, 22-8, .733, 2.12. Olympic contests since the sport in Greco-Roman wrestling. In the time 1 got confident was when it secutive shutouts is seven, held Milwaukee at Geveland, N scintillating 2.96 entering the con­ a second off the top lO’s pace.. ja b b ^ Russian Anatoly Kholov the top player in the 1972 either Ashe or Smith will take of being a hero last night when he Nothing illegal, mind you. It's were not scheduled. STRIKEOUTS-Carlton, Phi, was introduced in the 1936 Berlin was 3-1 in the tie-breaker," Miss Tiant in Record Bid by Don Drysdale of the Los Oakland at Texas. N test. Don LaJoie, the popular driver‘from South Norwalk, won into submission, "but the fans first round involving 10 weight USLTA All-American this year's crown. "With the kind laced a long wicked liner far over just that Pittsburgh's pitching 263; Seaver, NY, 199. Games. classes, only Air Force Capt. Evert said. She won the tie Angeles Dodgers. The latter is California at Chicago, N PIRATES-CUBS REDS-DODGERS the Best Looking Car Award, that was worth $100. LaJoie, a seem to think so. I don't want to of bad bounces we're getting on When Luis Tiant strolls out to the nets in leftfield, just foul, staff, usually overlooked amidst Giancarlo is also counting on Wayne Baughman, 31, of Univer­ rankings takes place today breaker 5-1 with the last point now part of the Texas Rangers’ NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh's ninth consecutive Dave Concepcion stroked two brag—but I guess I'm pretty these courts, the only person who the mound in Friday night's with two mates on base in the the crash of the booming Bucco newcomer to Stafford, but a veteran of racing at Danbury, what he believes is a less-than- sal City, Tex,, managed a victory, during the men's quarter­ coming on a lob by Mrs. television announcing crew. East victory equaled the Pirates' singles and drove in the decisive has been having suspension problems with the immaculate good." can win is a man with a big eighth inning. bats, finally is starting to get run in Cincinnati's triumph over Carreras had a tougher time of high spirit on the part of the pinning Sweden's Roland Ander­ finals of the U.S. Open Tennis serve," Mrs. King said. Morozova that just dropped out. W L Pet GB some of the recognition it longest winning streak of the No. 711... Another hats off salute goes to the Stafford young U.S. squad "Somehow I son in a 198-pound match. CTiampionships. Pittsburgh 83 46 .643 baseball season and boosted their Los Angeles. The Reds increased it, winning a split decision from She beat the poor playing sur­ deserves. their lead in the West Division to Speedway team for turning in another top flight professional Top-seeded Stan Smith of Sea face in the West Side Tennis Qub In another match, Pam Chicago 71 61 .538 13‘/2 "They have a good, steady runaway lead in the East Division AND race at the half-mile showpiece. Pines, S.C., meets sixth-seeded New York 66 62 .516 16 V2 to 13Vli games over the Cubs. The nine games over idle Houston. Stadium Wednesday and ad­ Teeguarden lost to ninth-seeded pitching staff and they can send a Billy Grabarkewitz hit a three- Arthur Ashe of Miami and, vanced to the women’s quarter­ Kerry Melville of Austraha. Miss Jeers Turn to Cheers St. Louis 63 68 .481 21 good man out against you every magic number to clinch their run homer for all the Dodger runs although Smith is the betting finals with 6-2, 7-5 victory over Melville beat l^ss Teeguarden, Montreal 60 69 .465 23 game," observed Chicago third division title in a row is 12. RADII Unique Glen Race favorite, Ashe’s credentials in the Philadelphia 48 83 .366 36 The Bucs got off quickly with and Cincy's Joe Morgan made his eighth-seeded Virginia Wade of the 20-year-old upset winner over pitching coach Larry Jansen after first error in 61 games, Going in the final Saturday night of racing, Fred DeSarro tournament are more impressive. England. But it was the match Evonne Goolagong, 6-0, 6-2. West Dock Ellis blanked the (Xibs 4-0 three runs in the first inning Smith is the defendinjg cham­ F or Both Yaz, Reggie Cincinnati 82 49 .626 against Dan McGinn on singles by EXPOS-METS holds a 56-point lead over L ^ Qeary in the Modified Driver between third-seeded Chris Evert on seven hits Wednesday night. TONIGHT pion and No. 1 on the special All- of Port Lauderdale, Fla., and Houston 73 58 .537 9 “They can use five starters Gene Clines and A1 Oliver, Ron Woods and Ken Singleton 7:25 Yankees vs. Red Sox, Point fund. Car-owner Len Boehler tops the owner’s points. BOSTON (AP) - Sluggers Yaz were criticized publicly by American rankings for both con­ Russia's Olga Morozova that Margaret Court, a women's “Curtis did a great job, and so Los Angeles 71 60 .542 11 because they have five good Roberto (Temente’s triple and a hit home runs and relief ace Mike "WiNF, wnC Boston catcher Carlton Fisk a Del Cushing, in the John Reyko owned No. 18 Mustang, tops tract and independent pros. Ashe brought the crowd to its feet. winner here five times, was un­ C^rl Yastrzemski and Reggie did Bohn,” Boston Manager Eld- Atlanta 61 72 .459 22 pitchers. Most teams have a single by Richie Hebner. Ellis Marshall preserved Mike Torrez’ 8:00 Summer Olympics, (8) the All-American Sportsman Division standings with 616. is No. 2 and the tournament's impressive in advancing with a 6- Smith, often targets of few weeks ago. Fisk charged the die Kasko said after the Red Sox San Francisco 58 74 .439 24 problem finding that many." didn’t walk anyone and fanned 15th pitching victory as Montreal Consistent Ron Wilson sports 572 points. 1968 winner. Miss Evert beat Mrs. 4, 4-6, 6-4 victory over fourth- hometown boos this season, two sluggers with failing to remained one-half game behind San Diego 48 82 .369 3 3 ‘/2 whipped the Mets. Woods REOPENS What a way to celebrate a silver anniversity! Watkins Both players are noted for their Morozova, the 1972 Eastern seeded Rosemary Casals of San are turning the jeers to cheers provide team leadership, but the Detroit Tigers in the East Wednesday’s Results homered in the second inning, ex- Glen, N Y. the glamour spot in Grand Prix racing, again strong serves, but while Ashe lias Grass Courts women’s Francisco. Mrs. Court relying in reassuming leadership in later said his comments were Division race. “You can get hurt Philadelphia 3, St. Louis 2 American League Roundup Mets Tim Foil and Singleton FRIDAY NIGHT! misunderstood. holds the richest road race in the world. The Glen will offer lost only one set in his three titlebolder, 3-6, 6-3, 7-6. more on placement than power, the Boston Red Sox’ hot pen­ by pitching a left-hander in this Montreal 7, New York 3 lashed run-scoring doubles in the Following the match. Miss Evert found the spry Miss Casals almost Yaz, who has nine hits in his a purse of $275,000 with $50,000 of that going to the winner previous rounds this year. Smith ball park. However, I think New Pittsburgh 4, Chicago 0 third, Singleton homered in the TJxOTOxigkbrecL said she never thought she'd be too much to handle when many nant bid. last 15 times at bat, sported the York's switch hitters are better sixth and Bob Bailey delivered a on Oct. 8. has dropped at least one to each San Francisco 6, San Diego 0 opponent. the winner. of her shots were blasted back. Yastrzemski, who powered start of a mustache, but laughed hitting left, so we got them to Cincinnati 6, Los Angeles 2 Weaver Confident two-run single in the ninth. A total of 35 machines are expected to show up. That is six Boston to the American League’s when asked if there was any turn around.” Other clubs not scheduled Marshall retired the last six RACING more than last year’s record of 29. “Impossible Dream” pennant connection between his hitting Thursday’s Games batters and recorded his 16th 'ITiis will be the 14th consecutive time the United States five years ago, tripled with two and the hairy upper lip. “We hit the ball pretty good, Houston (Wilson 10-8) at San save to go with 14 victories, all in & and lYix has been held at the Glen. Kicker Mike Clark out in the fifth and Smith '‘Let’s just wait until but were robbed by a couple of Francisco (McDowell 8-8) Despite Setback relief. LINCOLN All entries are by invitation only. followed with his 18th homer for tomorrow,” he replied when great plays, especially by (third St. Louis (Santorini 6-9) at PHILS-CARDS all the runs needed Wednesday asked when he planned to shave baseman Rico) Petrocelli in the Philadelphia (Clarlton 22-8), N NEW YORK (AP) - “There’s no reason to believe that we Philadelphia's Ken Reynolds, off the m.ustache. “Who knows? sixth,” New York Manager Ralph can’t win 23 games in a row.” who dropped his' first 12 DOWNS Curtain Closer Booted Off Cowboys night as the Red Sox blanked the Montreal (Moore 6-7) at New IHI ACTION TRACK Of New York Yankees 2-0. Maybe not until after the World Houk said, “I still don’t know York (McAndrew 10-5), N No, the pressure of a tight pennant race hasn’t gotten to decisions, made it two wins in a SOUTHtRNNfW tNCUNO Series.” ^ • how he made that play, diving row by scattering 10 hits as the Riverside Park, forced into enlarging its track surface NEW YORK (AP) — Mike (Tlark helped “Reggie and I know we have to Chicago (Hooton 8-12) at Earl Weaver. The Baltimore Orioles’ manager insists that he from a fifth of a mile to a fast moving quarter mile, will ring hit and we’re just hoping we can Rookie southpaw John Curtis, and then throwing for a force at Pittsburgh (Briles 13-6), N isn’t flipping his baseball cap. Phils nipped the Cardinals. ftRACES— power the Dallas Ctowboys to their first Super Bowl called up from the minors May second. As for Yaz and Smith, Don Money singled two runs down the curtain for the 24th season Saturday night. continue,” Yastrzemski said. Cincinnati (Nolan 14-4 and NIGHTLY appearance ... now he’s been booted off the team. "I’m feeling pretty good, 25, checked the Yankees on six guys like them are always going Billingham 10-11) at San Diego Optimistic as always, magic 20-game plateau on his across in the second inning and Since the doors opened to stock car racing in 1949, no Baltimore's cocky field boss fifth try. Post Time Clark, whose unerring perfor­ swinging the bat good, just trying hits for 7 2-3 innings before he to hurt you at times. They’re Caldwell 6-8 and Norman 7-9), Tommy Hutton drove in the win­ driver has been able to win three consecutive track titles. from the Los Angeles Rams. good hitters.” looked on the sunny side despite Joe Rudi’s two-run homer and mance in clutch situations played for base hits. I’ve been getting needed relief help from Bob 2, twi-night ning run with a fifth-inning dou­ 8:00 PM - Mon.-Fri. But one looms this season as Bobby Stefanik, the Wilbraham Studstlll, who averaged 41.4 yards a tough 4-3 loss to the Detroit Don Mincher's pinch two-run a major rote in Dallas' surviving some good rips, and now’s the Bolin, a veteran rescued from the Atlanta (Freeman 1-0) at Los ble after Larry Bowa singled and flash, holds a slim 15-point edge over Steve Evonsion. per punt last season, will be used 19th Hole Tigers Wednesday night that double featured a six-run third 7:45 PM-Soturdays the playoffs and playing in the time for them." minors recently after being —Football Tonight — Angeles (Rae 1-0), N stole second. Bill Stein, playing solely as a by New dropped his team to fourth place, that carried Oakland over his first big league baseball game, No Racing Tuesdays As long as Stefanik can finish ahead of Evonsion the title is Super Bowl two seasons ago, was COUNTRY CLUB Yaz had singles wasted in the demoted by Boston earlier in the Friday’s Games EIngland. He spent seven seasons Football tonight at Herrick two games behind, in the Chicago. Ken Holtzman won his homered in the ninth for St. his. But if the latter takes the checkered flag, four positions picked up on Chwboy waivers Following are the starting first and third innings before he season. Bolin fanned Charlie (Chicago at Philadelphia, N • DAILY DOUBLE with Detroit and the last four Park in Bolton will feature the American League Blast. 16th game for the A's. Louis. ahead of Stefanik. a new track champion will be crowned. Wednesday by the . times and pairings for Saturday’s lined a shot off the wall near the Spikes to end a New York threat Pittsburgh at Montreal, N • Pour Perlectas with the Rams. Bolton Ponies and Bennet Junior "We’ve spotted them a Rudy May pitched a six-hitter GIANTS-PADRES His departure means Austrian ABCD Golf Tournament at the 379-foot mark in left center. New in the eighth and retired the St. Louis at New York, N High of Manchester. The scrim­ couple," said Weaver. “There are for California; Dick Woodson San Francisco's Ron Bryant Toni Fritsch, a soccer-style Mike Mercer, a 10-year pro Manchester Country Qub. York starter Mel Stottlemyre Yankees in order in the ninth for Atlanta at Los Angeles, N Dining Res. Phone 725-5648 mage starts at 7. 23 to go ... and we've got to get pitched Minnesota over Texas kicker in his second year of foot- veteran who came out of retire­ then tried to fool Smith with a his second save in five days. Houston at San FYancisco, N stopped San Diego on six hits Seat Res. Phone 723-3200 6:S2 Shaw. Kamet, Monaco. Mutty hot, that's all there is to it." with a two-hitter and Qeveland ball, becomes the No. 1 ment as a real estate agent to changeup. Smith drove the ball while Jim Ray Hart and Garry (Area Code; 401) 11 Israeli Coffins 6 59 Ferguson. B Davis. Benoton. G. H. The Tigers held onto first place took its first game on Buddy Maddox homered for the Giants, StHlOa CItIZEHS 75C-CLU8H01BE placekicker for the National attempt a comeback with the Smith into the centerfield bleachers. by an unstable half-game, looking Bell's two-run homer in the Football League champions. Oakland Raiders, has one more 7 06 Riggott. D Anderson. Hayes. Yastrzemski was in a jovial Sunday^s Amateur Field Of 250Filled it was the second home run in Pagliughi over their shoulders at the Boston eighth while Milwaukee won the DIRECT BUSSES FROM MANY POMTS Fritsch is the second youngster to exhibition game left to prove his mood as he accepted con­ two games for Hart since his Flown to Tel Aviv 7 13 Daley. Lomba, E. McNamara. Red Sox. The New York, nightcap on homers by Johnny push aside a veteran. Dallas dealt ability. He averaged 36.5 yards on McLafferty ’ gratulations from teammates. recall from the Pacific Coast MUNICH (AP)— Eleven coffins bearing Israeli Olympians Yankees, who lost to the Red Sox Briggs and George Scott. Rte. 146, Lincoln, R.l. four-year veteran punter Ron six punts against San FYancisco 7 20 Watson. Lewitow. J Calamari. Ber- Smith, however, ducked writers, League. slain by Arab terrorists were flown Thursday to 'Tel Aviv tussi Pros Shooting For Grand 2- 0 Wednesday night, dropped to Widby to the last Sunday. Mercer didn't play 7 27 Jesar^s. Colburn, Lavey, Duttelle a custom he started when he and third, I ''2 games behind the front­ aboard a jetliner that also carried home their grieving and replaced him with rookie last season but played on six 7 34 Kiernan. Colton. SembenotU, Remes runners. teammates. Marv Bateman. teams from 1961-1970. 7 41 Prior. Conklin. Ansaldi. Vonderkall "it's anybody's race," said Clark, a 10-year veteran, Meanwhile, the New Orleans 7 48 Wilkos. D Tarca, Pierro, Miller Prize In Manchester Open Walter Scheel. West German Five terrorists and a Munich 7 55 Fiori. Cerina. Harvey, Masi Manager Billy Martin of Detroit. MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. -:- < APptolo « Dooted two field goals against Saints placed nine players on foreign minister, paid his policeman also perished •" 8 02 C'urtis. Mlc^anow^, Nadaskay. Sports Slate "The four contending teams are Cleveland two years ago in the waivers, including 1971 N ^ 2 Hultine By EARL YOST respects at Munich Airport along The wooden caskets were playing hard and tough right 400-Pound, Plus, Lift by West German playofts and provided Dallas with draft pick Sam Holden of 8 09 Kelley, Pond. Ofria, Dvorak with Willi Daume. president of loaded at dawn onto a Boeing 707 8 16 Genovesi. Scholia. Wadas. Dik Placed on Waivers One grand of the $3,000 purse has been earmarked for the now," a 6-2 triumph The (kiwboys had Grambling, and the Atlanta 8 23 Kennedy, W Ferguson, J. the Organizing Committee for the for the four-hour trip to the golf professional who tops the field in the 26th Manchester While not much daylight Wilfreid Dietrich Throws Chris Taylor of L.S. defeated Eketroit 5-0 in the first Falcons traded running back Jim Macaione. D J McCarthy DALLAS (AP) - Placekicker 20th Olympic Games Israeli capital. Security was tight 8 30 Riordan. Moffat, Lapinla, Stephens Open slated Sunday and Monday at the Manchester Country opened in the East race, the playoff game of that season on a Mike Clark of the' Two of the Israelis were "Cannonball" Butler to the 8 37 O Lorentzen. N (lark. Oockelt. Club. Oakland A's opened some room with armed guards having en­ Clark and a safety Tracey of the gunned down Tuesday when Philadelphia Eagles for running Erwin Kennedy of the host club for themselves in the West by circled the plane all night In other pro football transac­ 8 44 Schilling. Mattem, GiMras, Kenney has been placed on waivers and The $l(H)0 prize should help guerrillas attacked them in Olym­ FOXBORO, .Mass (AP) - The back Tony Baker. The Fh.tlsburgh 8 51 Zemke. Ubiedz. Treschuk. J. and Pete Zaccagnino. Breed is a bombing second-place Chicago 9- The departure time had been Montreal Going Full Speed tions Wednesday. Pat Studstlll, McCollum picked up by the Buffalo Bills. attract a record number of pros pic Village and nine more died in New England Patriots of the Steeiers dealt defensive tackle former Open champ. 1. The victory gave them a four- kept secret. National Football League an­ an 11-year veteran wide receiver Lloyd Voss to 'the Denver Bron­ 8 58 ('arisen. Foster. Lachappelle. who will be seen in action Mon­ E’ormer winners slated in Mon­ a bloodbath at a nearby military Survivors who attended a W ith Olympi^ Game Plan Sibnnsz game leaif’^over the White Sox, SAFETY CHECK nounced today that their game and punter, was acquired by the cos for an undisclosed 1973 draft 9 05 Heath. Kristuf, AgostinelU. f¥ck Pats Claim Sludstill day along with the top amateur day's activity include EkI Rubis, airfield .after German memorial for their murdered the biggest advantage the A's with the Miami Dolphins Dec. 3 MONTREAL (APi - 'The City because of the terrible events in New England Patriots on waivers selection. 9 :12 R Maccione. Marshall. H Gardella golfers who boast handicaps of Bob Kay. Red Smith, Dick sharpshooters attempted to pick teammates Wc*dnesday at Olym­ Engberg LOS ANGELES (AP) - The have had in more than a month. at Schaefer is sold out. of .Montreal is determined to go Munich would be to admit to the 9 19 Homans. Porterfield. Prindle, three or less. Stranahan and Parson.^ pic Stadium were bused directly New England Patriots have Elsewhere in the American We Check ahead with plans for the 1976 right of barbarity to impose its Edwards Sunday play will be restricted Last year’s 70 winning score to the ramp where the plane was 9 26 Starters Time claimed NP’L veteran - Pat League, the California Angels Three of the six other regular Olympic Games regardless of any dictates on civilization." .Mayor to amateurs with a no handicap was the highest since 1965 when •FRONT END ALIGNMENT parked. 9 33 Sleeves, Rockwell. Flydal. Studstlll, after the wide receiver defeated the Kansas City Royals season home games also are sold threat of guerrilla action similar Drapeau told a news conference. Mc(^ilum limit. Rubis notched 18 straight pars. At almost the same time the Tretiak’s Glove 9 40 Oliva, Davey. Abratis, Mitchell and punter was released on 3- 1: the Minnesota Twins blanked out—the Washington Redskins to the killing of Israeli athletes in The mayor was referring to Don Parson is the defending Stranahan, like Rubis a Former •BALL JOINTS Israeli plane was being locked up Oct. 1; the New York Jets Oct. 9;47 B Tarca. Herdic, O'Reilly, Manella waivers by the Los Angeles champion. Parson edged Mike the Texas Rangers 2-0 and the Munich. Mayor Jean Drapeau terrorist attacks Tuesday on 9 54 Mistretta, Phelan. Bonadles. Zanls ' PGA touring pro, holds the open Cleveland Indians and Milwaukee ►SHOCK ABSORBERS •WHEEL BEAR INGS BICYCLES for the flight to Tel Aviv, about 15 15, and the Baltimore Odts Nov. 10:01 Novak. Dyment, Forstrom Rams, - ______Ballo in an 18-Hole playoff last said W^nesday. record when he fashioned a Egyptians wi»re heading for the Israeli urciii’iiicuiucia di uie 1972 10 08 R Tarca, Herman. Warren. Sben- Brewers split a twin bill—the LARGEST SELECTION OF 6 A sellout is nearly 62,0(X) at "Just the thought of giving up Helps Russia Tie ninfl Pre-season Slate year after both had turned in Brilliant 65 two years ago. Olympics in Munich Eleven Indians winning the first game 4-3 NEW BICYCLES IN THE intemaUonal departure ramp. Schaefer. 10 15 Lavino. Butkus, Corbett. Angell scores of 70. In^the money match. •COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS VERNON AREA the Montreal Olympic Games Israelis were killed and the MONTREAL (AP) - National No contestant will be allowed WINNIPEXj (AP) — If Russia's Valary Kharlamov, is 10 22 Bell^ngef: Karpuska. Hancock. R. Parson shot a 69 and Ballo a 75. and the Brewers the nightcap 5-2. AND OF COURSE, Games delayed 24 hours. Warren Hockey League teams will play 74 to play both days." Entry fees are The Orioles were victimized by ProfessionaUv Assembled worth a million dollars on the basis of his play in the current 10:29 Sullivan, (Tiittick, Turner, Gryk Once again a two-day field of preseuson exhibition games in 40 $2() for the pros and $8 for the ED RUBIS Detroit's bullpen, which not in­ YOUR TIRES Asked wheth^ the events in hockey series against Team Cana(|fi. then young Soviet goalie 10 36 fiackiel, Mlgliore, Meegan. & rre better than 400 is expected. Last amateurs. ^of ojinoiMl dmiiQ Munich would mean tighter 10 43 Moriarty, BtHko. Deaiy, Brown towns and cities beginning Sept. cidentally stretched its scoreless Vladislav Tretiak must be worth half as much again. 10 50 EveUiock. A. (ilamarl. Baker. Septem ber there w ere 265 — Fast,CourteousService — security measures for the Mon­ 17 before opening the regular streak through 35 innings. This The' 20-year-old Tretiak McMughlin amateurs and 135 pros which V ___ iii/lrucliM treal Games. Mayor Drapeau President Harold Ballard of the Id 57 Matava, St. John. W. Skinner 1972-73 season, the league an­ time. Chuck Seelbach came\n to SPECIAL OF THE WEEK mesmerized the Canadians marked the third time in four replied that Montreal's security Toronto Maple Leafs of the U:(M R. Gardella, Atherton. V Clemen- nounced Wednesday. The Five Niet Tourneys save Mickey Lolich's 20th victory. . through two periods Wednesday tino. D Amato years 400 or more competed. The National Hockey League put the preseason schedule provides for The lefthander finally made the plans are "not definite." night as the teams played to a 4-4 ,.*1,** IhgUo. Manchester. Bourret, all-time high is 415 set in 1968. million dollar price tag on McNamara five more games than last year SNOWTIRESPECIAU SCUBA "It would be hard to imagine tie in the third game of the a record for the slmon-pures. V --^ ----- WEEN OF SEFT. lllh minutes. operate on (hilp (or removal of 18th at 9 a m. Six runs in the third innihg, GRASS SHEARS. FOE INFORMATION CXDNTAIjr BIROU NOW! Pittsburgh Steeiers siiy vclcriin 'Hie first foursome wlll tee off at 646-6010) by 12 noon the following For Inlormition Call scar tissue from the right All participants must be plus two three-runs fames, ALSO KNIVES, SaSSORS. ETC The Russian youth program shoulder.* middle llnebiicker Chuck Allen 7 a m. Sunday. Monday’s entries day. (Winners and responsible.) 649-6531 • H9-5495 residents of Manchester. helped build the Bobcat lead. W« boMT Ckaffc Canis was also Instrumental in boosting and College All-Sliir Lorenzo are up to 100 with 120 pros and 70 Application must be made at MANCHESTER TIRE, j)NC. TRI-CITY DIVERS The 31-yeur-old Culp, who had Bobcats 006 133 -13-9-3 ALL MCVCLES A REPAIRS the team from a 4-2 deficit late In Brinkley were among seven iiinateurs assigned starting times. Players must be available to (lie Rec Office, between 8:30a m. AT 'IHE ALPINE IJAUS a 5-8 record with a 4.46 earned CTieetahs 001 004 I - 6-8-5 OUARANTEEO New Studio: Manchester State Bank tbe second period on goals by Url players cut earlier Hits wei'k to Some of the top amateurs in play whenever their match is and 4:30 p^m. before noon Mon­ 295 B R O A D S T ., M A N C H E S T E R 643-1161 nUet-WBACCEFTeo run average before going on the scheduled. Valloneand Henningvin; Allely ROUTE 80- - VERNON, CONN. - TEL. 872-6547 1045 Main St. AAanchester Lebedev and Alexander reduce the squad to Hie Niitloniil Sunday's play will be “Allan day, Sept. 11. Telephone entries dlubled'ltit midway through the Players must supply a can of and I’ierson ■.igTIMflFi Bodunov. current season, F'oolbull D’ligue llmll ol 44 Hived, I’Ycd Kask, Bill Brew, will be accepted.

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Call part-time, male help, over age 21, Stephen Martin, 646-7295 after 4 to work nights, 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Laura, Pepi, Gigi and u \ Y P iP N 'r ^ AY studded collar. Contact Coventry burator, muffler. Rear seat never your number one guy. n e / c tc H Q -.- (2feMeA\^e(? p iP N 'r Dog Warden, 742-7194. been sat in. Will trade for late - p.m. 'Hi there, Gloria Steinem!" and 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. Apply at 7- Read Herald Ads He M iw e p s o Eleven, 305 Green Rd., •tWAT Lirru^ /UAL^JNB/ fliNIC ^ TPe ANP & e x model 2-door small car. 628 West Bob______\ i£ A^JDTi-tei? ajpu&H, r i x O V & 2 tHe A/MMe/?f u :> : Porsonals-Announcements 2 Middle Tpke., Manchester. TWO YOUNG married men will Manchester. ^feAT uP lA is i do small repair jobs and painting, P(6HT HuW? WANTED-RIDE - to Aetna or ' also cellar cleaning and light Happy 4th Anniversary 1967 VOLKSWAGEN BUG - Building-Contracting 14 Moving-Trucking-Storagt20 ' S S I j a c q ® ne' r u d 5 l p h Burr’s Comers daily, starting excellent condition. 647-1551 after trucking. Call 646-2692, 646-3726. available in progressive preven STEVE September 11th. Phone 643-8250. tive practice. 20 iiours per week. from 6 p.m. MANCHESTER - DeUvery - TREE Service (Soucier) — Trees DORMERS, garages, porches, Please call 228-9461 for further Mom, Dad, David, Love,. RIDE WAN’TE D - from Walker rec rooms, room additions, light trucking and package 1965 PONTIAC CATALINA - cut, building lots cleared, trees information. Sue St. vicinity to Jefferson- kitchens, add-a-levels, roofii^, delivery. Refrigerators, washers Nana and Grandpa two-door, power brakes and topped. Got a tree problem? Well and stove moving specialty. Washington St. area, Hartford. worth phone call. 742-8252. siding, general repairs. Quality SEWING MACHINE steering. Good running condition. workmanship. Financing Folding chairs for rent. 649-0752. operators. Working hours, 8:30-4:30, Call Exfigrienced only Help Wanted 35 Help Wanted 35 Asking $350. 643-6929. available. Economy Builders, BU D F IS H E R after 5:30, 646-8173. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, fbrr’s Andover, 742-7800. MUTT ANDJEFF Inc., 643-6159, 872-0647, evenings. Dressmaking 22 SECRETARIAL HELP - 1964 CHRYSLER POWER - fireplaces, flagstone terraces. All GIRL FRIDAY — secretaty, part-time. Responsible gal with wanted. Mature woman, some TWO STUDEN'TS- need ride to brakes, power steering, snow concrete repairs, both inside and Denver anytime between- MASONRY— All types of stone, CUSTOM made ladies dresses, good skills to assist executive in experience necessary. For local tires and wheels. $300. Phone 647- outside, railings, landscaping. suits. Bridal gowns and veils. September 11-15, Share all exf Reasonably priced. Call 643^0851. brick fireplaces, walls, concrete small office. Hours flexible, some insurance sales office. CaU 647- B Y F R A N K BAG INSKI MUTT, BEFORE poyou 'V I s h o o l d s a y 1 5 3 9 Alsq hand set fashion jewelry. P LA IN J A N E penses. Jim 649-0403. « after 6 p.m. steps, sidewalks. No job too evenings. Inquire 643-1442 7-9 1417. y o u RUN +AAVE ANY \ NOT.' MY LIFE small. Free estimates., Over 20 649-1133. Wanted p.m. 1969 PONTIAC 'TEMPEST - 2- WASHING Machine repairs, RCA FOR OFFICE SURE.' SKELETONS 15 IMPECCABLE.' Autos For Sale 4 Whirlpool, Kenmore, Maytag. years experience. After 5 p.m. PAINTERS HELPERS - MAY I ASK IN YOUR door, standard shift, 35,000 miles, 643-1870. 644-2975. Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 27 HAIRDRESSERS WANTED - wanted, experience not under warranty until 50,000. $1,- Reasonable rates. Owner of Pike BARBER y o u ONE CLOSET? very I Coin Wash and Dry Cleaning, 275 full or part-time. Apply at Cut necessary. Shoukl have transpor­ QUESTION? Bankrupt, repossession?I? HonestHo 075. 643-8840. ROOM additions, dormers, MORTGAGES, loans first FuB-timeJob. and Curl Beauty Studio, 25 Maple tation, be able to climb and han­ West Middle Turnpike, next to second, third. AU kinds. Realty Douglas accepts lowest down, Stop and Shop, 643-4913. garages, add a levels, roofing, CaU for details Street, Rockville, or call 872-3751. dle wood ladders. 643-9339,9 a.m. smaUest payment, anywhere. Not 1970 VOLKSWAGEN NEEDS siding, foundations. Low, low statewide. Credit rating un­ to 2 p.m. prices. Bank financing. Add-A- necessary. Reasonable. Conifiden- NIGHT RATE - man with D ouglas Level Dormer, 289-0449. tial, quick arrangements. Alvin 742-8082 knowledge of NE and MA tariffs. Trucks-Tractors sharpening and repairing service. Lundy Agency. 527-7971. 100 After 7 P.M. Call "Sharpall." Free pick-up and Call Bill Irving, Nelson VOLKSWAGEN Karmann Ghia, ConstituUon Plaza, Hartford. delivery. 643-5305. CARPENTOY - Repairs, Freightways, Inc., Chapel Rd., CLERK-TYPIST 1972, blue, like new, 2,200miles. 1969 JE E P Pickup Truck with remodeling, additions, roofing. Evenings, 233-6879. South Windsor, 528-4495. corivertible top, 4 way power CaU 643-5171. TREE RE\. AL — Pruning, Call David Patria, South Wind­ plow. Call 647-9946. Mr. Cordera. sor, 644-1796. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd DEMONSTRATORS EARN - WANTED MEN — and women, G«mral office work, mow uptrioflco I OT>> »»fht ' I 9/ ? spraying, eti fully insured. mo:rtgag^ — interim financing — $200 in toys and gifts plus proforrod, 40-hour wHk. __ ? b l All>diU Work! S H.ghu AL'DfJl^N— • 1967 PONTIAC GTO — standard Licensed. Free esumates. Call who want to earn an extra $100 a transmission, good condition, $1,- 1968 DODGE D-lOO — van, good WES ROBBINS catp^try expedient and confidential ser­ minimum of $250 cash for 20 633-5345. week, part-time. CaU Mr. Steven 100 or best offer. 9 a.m.-9 p.m., condition. $950 firm. Phone 646- remodeling specialist. Additions, vice, J. D. Real Estate Assoc. 643- nights work. Demonstrate Batancourt, at 644-2983 for inter­ BY DICK CAVALU 742-6808. 6546. rec rooms, dormers, built-ins, 5129. Laurene’s top line. No cash in­ view. Reply Box "AA” WINTHROP BRICK LAYING — concrete, vestment. Call collect 1-491-2100 plastering, repairs or new work. bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. Manche$ter Herald BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 1967 DODGE DART GT - $600. Auto-Service Business Opportunity 28 before 5 p.m. Also booking par­ M R . A B E R N A IT IY Call after 5 p.m., 5284596. SALEIS HELP — wanted, full or hi equal opportunit)f employer PICK Call 643-2253. Accessories 7 LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - ties, top rwstess benefits. part-tim e. Apply in person, SOMEBOCV SWIPBD MV LEMON. THRIVING PIZZA Shop in the NEVER SAW TH EY DO JU S T ABOUT WELL,THI6 IS THE LAST CEILING AND - ceramic tile new homes custom built, Adams Apple, Manchester BATCH OF LBVONADE H O W G O M E ? 40 H P, VOLKSWAGEN - center of town, well established, STENOGRAPHER ANYTHING e v e r y t h i n g T O G E T H E R I t: 1968 JE E P WAGONEER - 4- specialist, one ceiling or all, remodeling, addiUons, rec rooms, Parkade. AAR. I'LL. EVER BEL-U. wheel drive, 327 V-8 engine. Good engine completely rebuilt, $200. garages, kitchens remodeled, good equipment, good lease. Cali CORRESPONDANCE - and ABERNATHy 646-5944. repaired, replaced. Rooms Bill Rood at T. J. Crocket, record keeping, light dictation, f condition. 649-0491. repaired, remodeled. Light hath tile, cement work. Steps, ’ GUARDS FULL — time, second MALE FOR - part-time position AND H I9 dormers. Residential or commer­ Realtors, 643-1577. form letters. Prefer full-time, but shift, experienced not required, afternoons, stock and (felivery trucking. No job too small, will consider less. Insurance and PET 1967 MERCURY COUGAR - 4- AUTO special rate. 647-9232. cial. Call 649-4291. uniforms furnished, must have work, ideal for college student. ELEPHANT speed, 283 engine, vinyl hardtop, CHEF’S RESTAURANT - Main pension benefits. Apply Hartford clean record. Call 247-6882. Phone 643-0255 for appointment. power steering, air-conditioned, SERVICE N. J. LAFLAMME - Carpentry Street, Manchester. $3,000 down, Despatch, Mrs. Danise, 9 a.m. to AREREAi- UNITED TREE - Service, jobs balance in weekly payments at 3 p.m., 528-9551. We are an equal FALS. ; $950 or best offer. Call 742-8161. SPECIALISTS large or small, tree removal, etc. contractor. Additions, WANTED GASOLINE - MANAGEMENT MARKETING remodeling and repairs. 875-1642. 7% interest. Experienced only. opportunity employer. — personnel-sales background •Tunt-ups Insured, Call 646-4622. attendants, full-time days. Also I C £ Co l d iBttDUAQE- 1965 CHEVROLET - Bel Air, Little security, ideal opportunity 12 midnight to 6 a.m. Apply helpful but not necessary. Must •Brakes for anyone who likes restaurant very good running condition. •Air Cond. REWEAVING OF - bums, Roofing-Siding-Chimney 16 Manchester Hess Station, 334 be capable of quick decisions. If JONEST (jC>\^'o OtM o f czr^ Must seU. 643-8183 or 649-5559. business. Reason for sale, MECHJLNIC Broad St., Manchester. presently employed we wiU train — 1 -pUSINSSS p — Complete moth-holes, zippers repaired. GUTTERS and roofs repaired retiring. H t lu H a ptrmaiMiil «ptiiin| In out Mil- while you're still working at »P6ENAV Auto Care Window shades made to S-T 1963 T-BIRD — factory air, and replaced. Excellent iMIulpiMd |a ri|t Iw a iiaswMd car and truck PERSON FOR — salad work. current position. If a successful , H7T k. NU l« TM I.* Ui «>" measure, all size Venetian blinds. machiiUc. Eiptrlwca and rtHabilHr n tenu ty to power, excellent condition. 643- PONTIAC workmanship. Reasonable prices. TAVERN FOR - sale, Coopfer ' Also waitress wanted. Phone 646- applicant, your income potential Keys made while you wait, TV Street, Manchester. For par­ quaHly. Raltrtncti. 7170. PARK portables for rent. Marlow’si,-867 Free estimates. 646-1399. 3161, ask for Tony. will be $18,000-$32,000. For per- B Y R O Y C R A N E ticulars call 649-2248.. son^ interview, call 549-4194. BUZZ S A W Y ER B Y CROOKS & LA W R E N C E Main St., 649-5221. ______^ ------MELLEN, WHITE CAPTAIN EASY MUSTANG 1968 - 302, V-8, 4- 373 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER BIDWELL Home Improvement FULL-TIME POSITIONS - open BllSTEK BUG OR SUMPEH SMACKEP WHAT ARE VOU REACHING FOR 649-2181 THRIVING RESTAURANT - & PALSHAW CALL KELLY — Girl, find out IN THE BACK OF THE TRUCK? speed. May be seen at Bolton LAWNMOVER SERVICE - Co. E xpert installation of for porters or maintenance men, ME RAT IN THE EVE. VXJ'LL HAVE & tra. Route 6, Bolton or call aluminum siding, gutters and Central, modem. Owner moving, 107 Burnskic Avt.. E*st Hartford 40-hour working week. Apply in about special recruiting days in TO TAKE OVER THE PRNEN. t h a t m a m WITH THE FUNMY E A R l sharpening and repairing. Pickup only reason for sale. For details, 6434272. FORD 4 SPEED — transmission. and delivery. L&M Equipment trims. Roofing installation and person. East Hartford Convales­ your area. AU office skills are HE'$ BEEM FOLLOWIMA ME ALL_. _ repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. Mr. Lombardo, Belfiore Agency, cent Home, 751 Main St., Blast needed. Kelly Girl, 75 Pearl MORM(Mei...i PiOM'T TH IN K/iET'& All synchronized with Hurst com­ Route 83,. Vernon 872-8311, 647-1413. ■■■ IMAGIMIMG THIM G^l V T FIMP 1967 CHEVROLET CAPRICE - petition shifter and T-handle, Monday-Thursday 8-5, Friday 8-9, WOMAN FOR — housecleaning Hartford. Street, Hartford. 2496585. $^5; 1963 Valiant wagon. $125; ROOFING - Specializing $135 firm. 742-6369. Saturday 8-4. Private Instructigns 32 Wednesday and Friday. Own 1969 Ford LTD, $1295; repairing roofs of all kin^, new transportation preferred. Call Repossessions. Savings Bank of Painting-Papering 13 roofs, gutter work, chimneys, 646-8257. Manchester, 646-1700. cleaned and repaired. 30 years MALE AND FEMALE LIFETIME Edith Williams Schoell CBfLlNG specialist — expert experience.. Free estimates. Call Teacher of WOMAN TO — do housework, 1971 TOYOTA COROLLA - Howley, 643-5361. WEAVERS GUARANTEED workmanship. One ceiling or all Accordian, Piano & Organ one day a week. Own transporta-, deluxe, excellent mechanical con­ tion preferred. 646-1231. BRAKE JOB your ■ ceilings repairied and Beginners a Specialty dition. Best offer over $1,000. 643- painted.' Also interior painting Heating-Plumbing 17 MACHINE OPERATORS 6428. 528-2852 FULL-TIME SALESWOMAN - and wallpapering. Call 289-0773. SAM Watson Plumbing and •Premium Vented LinlnfS who can also do small amount of We will train qualified applicants. Company paid fringe benefits WANTED ANY - type car, must Heating. Bathroom remodeling STENOGRAPHY-TYPING - bookkeeping and typing, •Turn tWorn Drumi INSIDE — outside, painting. and repairs. Free estimates. CaU and good wages. Alternating shifts. run good, have decent tires. Will •Initillillon Beginning, intermediate, ad­ Tuesdays-Saturdays. This is a Cl i«n kf Nu. kc $4995 Special rates for people over 65. 649-3808. «»i 0* M ow. pay $100. Phone 643-0605 Call my competitors, then call vanced levels. By certified in­ good safe, secure, steady posi- BY V.T. HAMLIN evenings. A L L E Y OOP DON'S Americin Service me. Estimates given. 649-7863. BOTTI Heating,and Plum bing- structor. Call 643-8295...... CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. 128 TOLLAND TPKE . RT. 83 31 Cooper Hill S t Manchester, Conn. ...MEB8E I COULD THAT B Y M ILTO N C A N IF F 1968 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS — Promot.Prompt, courteous servic-e.service Call Schools-Classes 33 ------...BB N G AN UNKAiOWN, ...NO, I'D SAY VOUR ONLY, S T E V E CAN YO N MANCHESTER-643-5575 J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom VtXJ WILL HAVE TO PRAW HOPE OF RGHTlNe DORIC/ BUS HIM ENOUGH UVOULO S, V-8, 4-speed, bucket seats, 643-1496. PART-TIME - 15-30 hours ^ LOTS TO DETERMINE WOULD BE TO H/WE HIM [ SO HE MIGHT y MEAN A decorating, interior and exterior, v n IR OPPDNBsfT/ JUST DO THAT/ / FIGHT TO . vinyl roof, mag wheels. Excellent ELM CERAMIC - Studio, 70 weekly, $2.-$3, hourly, ideal for CHALLENGE YOU.' hT sfol£ to5 rrs GREEN.' papcrtianging, fully insured. For NO JOB too small. Immediate '^THEDEATHI -HE'S READV condition. $1,4 Call 643-0433. East Center St. Spacious air- second shifters. Hours after 12 HER FIR4T/HE Campers-Trailers free estimates, call 649-9658. If no service on service calls. F iw HANDED HER THE TO D IVE.' conditioned studio. Fall classes midnight. CaU 5690630. Mobile Homes answer 643-6362. estimates gladly given on heating 1964 PEUGOET best offer now forming, Tuesday, CARPENTER WANTED over $100. Phone 643-6163. or plumbing. Faucets repaired or WOMAN NEEDED — part-time (Rough and Finish) 1947 FLXIBLE - Bus, new 401 '"■ABC,’ Painting contractors. For installed. Water pumps worked Wednesday, Thursday. Expert in­ structions, new techniques. for printing plant, typing and V6 GMC rear engine, 4-speed the finest In interior, exterior, on. Complete heating systems, 1963 VOLSKWAGEN rebuilt Greenware, paints. Call now miscellaneous work, mornings. Inmsmission, partiallypartiall converted wallpapering and ceilings. Free rec rooms, etc. Call M & M 1HC 004AIIIIUM HOUSE engine, sunroof, radio, heater. before classes are filled. 643-0609, CaU 647-1311. to camper. $2,500 firm. Call estimates. Fully insured. Fast, Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. l7Ji Ml- It.. 4 Good condition. Must .sell. Best dependable service. Brush, roll, 6495524.______2 offer, Call 649-9710. between 5-7 p.in. 525-5240. PART-TIME PRINTING - press spray. Integrity, quality,.service. MARTY’S PLUMBING - and Put dollars in your pockets, Call...... day or night.It, 643-7375. man needed for Manchester print 1965 FORD GALAXIE gootl 19ti7 INTERNATIONAL Heating. Complete bathroom put a Want Ad in the shop, prefer retired man, ex­ llAHVhlSTER — camper special remod^ng and repairs. Free es­ condition. New tires, brakes and RICHARD E. Martin. FYill Manchester Evening Herald. perience necessary. CaU 647-1311, shocks. Must sell. $350. Call 643- with 1968 Spuceage camper. timates. No job too small. CaU Sleeps 6. Botli in immaculate professional painting service. 742-7438 after 5 p.m. Call 643-2711. 5792. Interior - exterior. F’ree es­ •••••••••••••••••••«••••••••••• REGIONAL OFF'ICE - of a BY BILL HOWRILLA nmaltion 32 Worcester Hoad, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• national corporation has an SGT. STRIPES . ■. FOREVER Vernon. timates, fully insured. 649-4411. Private Instructiont 32 X X 1964 CHEVROI-ET IMl’Al.A Private Instructiont 32 opening for an extension clerk He V,STAN.-THIS AO,HEIm Cape. Top condition in­ the Virgin islands,” sidd Maas, person. Swiss Laundry, 10 WE HAVE customers waiting for |T0UAII0-8-raem Colanial, bam, the south. BABYSI’TTER FOR - one child, TAG SALE — Thursday, Friday, buttons, fancy designs. Originally BROWNSTONE Frechette & Martin Realtors, mint of condition. Philbrick side and out. Large beautifully mistira. who was acting governor until Harlow St., Rockville. Saturday, 265 West Center St., $399.50, now only $99.65. Easy the rental of your apartment or LARGE EIGHT-ROOM - Wanted te Rent 69 ItpriM-fad pond, 50 acres naxt to, landscaped yard, garage, North Korea made its usual The BS2s also were in action WANTED SERVICE - staUon in my home. Keeney Street, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 647-9993. Agency, Realtors, 6454200. Elvans' return. “These men will attendant. Also lubrication man. Manchester. Children’s books, terms. 522-0476, dealer. home. J.D. Real Estate APTS. Colonial fireplace, large lawn, Iracroilloaal sru. $39,500. carpeting. Owner. 649-8409. demand for immediate across South Vietnam, flying Glastonbury area. 7:30 to 2:30 Situation Wantetf 38 Associates, Inc. 643-5129. be caught.” Full-time, days. Apply Moriarty boy’s clothing, size 16, figure 337 Oakland Straat parking area. Pleasant con­ WANTED FOUR ROOMS - by MANCHESTER NEW - listing. TWO FAMILY - 54, |vERM0N-5Vi-reem Rinch, ri|M on withdrawal of U.S. forces more than 60 strikes around p.m. daily. 646-4425 after 5 p.m. (R o u ta S 3 ) About 50 police were searching Bros., 315 Center St.,' skates, miscellaneous household ESTATES and household lots to venient location. Working adults. mother and daughter. No Highland Estates. Gorgeous 11- immaculate condition iBoHan Ubi. 3 badroomi. Baaulifully BOLTON OVERSIZED ^ stationed in South Korea, but ()uang Tri, against the ()ue Son RELIABLE MARRIED - man QUIET ADULT LIVING for the gunmen. Manchester. PART-TIME — evenings, fryer items. buy. Bob Fluckiger, 649-3247. 643-2880. appUances. CaU after 4:30, 649- room U & R Ranch, 7 bMrooms, throughout, new roof, exterior llandtcaptd, $34,900. custom built Ranch on 2)4i acres. Maj. Gen. Han Yong-ok^ the Valley, near Tien Phuoc, in the will mow lawns, rake leaves, Large 1 & 2 Bedroom apartments. Ideal for family with horses. and counter girls. Arthur VILLAGER 0129. formal dining room, 3 fuU baths, Recently painted. Good invest­ llMNCHESTER-t-raam Catqnial, 4 senior Communist negotiator, did The golf dub'is part of a 5,000- central highlands 12 m iles paint any odd jot». 646-7786. YARD SALE — Moving- Wood CLEAN USED — refrigerators, Ample closets, heat, hot water, MANCHESTER — 7-room ment and return. Secondary Quiet, friendly neighborhood. acre tract on the north side o f St. WOMAN TO — live-in and care Treacher’s Fish and Chips. 401 ■...... 2 fireplaces, large family room Ibadrooffis, 2 fireplscat, 2-car at- not accuse the U.N. side of southwest of Pleiku, and in the for five children, four school dining room set, couch, TV, wood ranges, automatic washers with APARTMENTS carpeting, parking for 2 cars, com­ Colonial, famU;lUy room, garages, Business Preperty- with bar, 2-car garage, huge in- financing available. Gose to bus Gose to new 1-84. Louis Dimock Croix. It is owned by Center St. RESPONSIBLE HIGH - school Itachad farep, braakfast bar. Musi ba violating the armistice agree­ Saigon region. aged, five days weekly. storm windows and screens, dis­ guarantees. See them at B. D. Immediate Occupancy pletely equipped kitchen. Air- $250 monthly, ^echette & 5ur- F e r Sale 71 ground swimming pool. Must be line. $32,500. Philbrick Agency, Realty, 649-9823.______Rockresorts, Inc., the girl looking for steady after Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main St., Itaan. $52,000. ment. Communist forces also kept up References required. Vernon INSPECTORS EXPERIENCED hes, misceUaneous. Saturday and 5-Room Townhouses, conditioning & garages optional. Un, 647-9993.______seen. Asking $67,900. Frechette & Realtors, 646-4200. Rockefellers’ resort development school babysitting job. Princeton Sunday, 10-4, September 9, 10. 56 Call 643-2171. BROAD STREET - 68,000 IMRNSFIELO-Raisad Ranch. 2)4 EAST HARTFORD — Maj. Gen. RoUen H. Anthis of their pressure in the central area. Phone 872-4080 after 3:30 — for machined parts. Purdy 1*^ tiled baths, com­ CALL Martin Realtors, 647-9993. company. The course was St. area. 643-4944. Keeney St. Your Best Real Estate square feet of land with modem CAPE SIX — rooms, large eat-in Ibathi, 3 badroomt. cirpatini Manchester line. Enjoy tower the U.S. Air Foce said the de­ highlands. p.m. Corp.. 586 Hilliard St., plete G.E. kitchen, 646-1769 872-9690 designed by Robert Trent Jones, LIKE NEW — Contemporary Buys Are In The Herald commercial building. Your kitchen, 3 or 4 bedrooms, one |lhrou|hout, 2 firaplKat, 150i350 lot. taxes in this beautiful 7-room mand was not a proper subject to A mortar attack scattered a 45- Manchester, 649-7778. CHILD DAY - care. Dart HiU wall-to-wall carpeting, America’s leading golf course REAL -^..ESTA’TE salesman, ASSORTED WINDOW - sash Queen size bedroom suite. Over business will boom in this loca­ MMICHESIER acre lot with privacy. Walk-out Split-Level. Living room, dining be discussed at armistice com­ truck convoy southwest of Road, Avery Street area. South Classi{Ied‘‘Ads [$43,000. room, large eat-in kitchen with architect, and several important experienced preferred. Will con- and frames, storm windows, pic­ $800, 3 years ago, price $375. 228- private basement, DELUXE ONE — Bedroom tion. CaU for particulars, Hayes IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY basement. $27,500. Philbrick mission meetings. But he, too, Pleiku, and two ammunition PART-TIME - cook. Laurel Windsor. Have ideal Situation for ture window: plate glass and 3278. washer-dryer hookup. jMRNSFIELD-InvasImanl Proparty, 3 built-ins, 3 bedrooms, I '/x baths, tournaments have been played • sider training. Full-time basis apartment, wall-to-wall carpeting COVENTRY SECLUDED - Agency, 646-0431. Agency, Realtors, 6464200. had no charges of truce trucks were destroyed. Manor, 649-4519. babies and/or pre-schoolers in frame. Ideal for handy man. 646- Owner havini country. Muit ull their jhouias, liva in ona, rant olbars. 2 fireplace, paneled family -room, there. only. Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. my state licerenseo home. 644-8138. Charles Lesperance throughout, complete appliances, two-bedroom house. Unfur­ violations. 5989, after 5:30 p.m. MUST, MUST - seU Mahogany BOLTON INDUSTRIAL - land 6-room Colonial with larfe roomi. lacres ciosa to UConn. $49,500. garage, beautiful yard, hiany ex­ Laurance and David 649-7620 vanity bath. Centrally located nished. CaU 742-8284 after 4 p.m. (JOLONIAL 9— rooms, five years MEN - WOMEN. Earn »50-$75 2- EXPERIENCED twin beds, excellent condition. $175 monthly. R.D. Murdock, for sale including rented package Three bedroomi end fimlly room with old, large modem kitchen with tras. Upper 30’s. (Dwner, 568-5361. Rockefeller are the family Florida’s Lake Okeecho­ HAIRDRESSER - for WILL BABYSIT — in my home, TAG SALE - A Uttle bit of $40; appliances; 3-piece modern wife-ple»in| kitchen, l'/4 batht. I SOUTH NIND$OR-3 badroom Ranch, 3 evenings work. No deliveries. v ic in ity G re e i^voountar heated 643-4017. MANCHESTER IMMACUUTE COLUMBIA THREE - bedroom Alexander Signer, Jr., 54 Camp shelter II 12 11 BRACE YOURSELF - for a BUCKLAND FARMS $38,000. Wolcott Real Estate, 566- Immaculate five-room Ranch, 3 Ranch on “Yi acre tot. Finished Hartford, Conn. 06103 CLEAN, dark rich loam, five thrill the first time you use Blue BOLTON 3 — rooms in large — 6-room Colonial with 3 huge bedrooms, carpeted living room Secretary 55 ------14soma 88 u Comar Adams and Tolland Tpkt. NICE! 3 — room apartment, 8200, 847-1573. bedrooms, generous kitchen and rec room In basement, large 2-car fresh fruit 1 yards, $22.50. Sand, gravel, stone, Lustre to 'clean rugs. Rent elec­ secluded country estate. with fireplace, eat-ln kitchen, Dated this 5th day of September, manure, pool and patio sand. 643- . (OpposHa Caldor's) second floor, stove, refrigerator, appliances, heat, parking. $ 17 5 dining nnim. 24’ living room, garage with screened-in patio. 58 Gaelic tric shampooer, $1. f’inewood heat, $135. Couple preferred. Call MANCHESTER - brick front. Attached garage. Five minutes from lake. Call 1972 9504. Furniture Shop. plus security. No children or peta shaded yard. Only $27,900., Lovely wooded tot. Merritt Agen­ (NIWtPAna INTIKPIIIU A»N.) 649-6205, 643-6802. handyman's d®!*****- Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 649- Starkey Realty, 643-8734. Available (Jctobei’ lit. 649-3^. 500. Flano Agency, 6#-2877 cy 646-1180. 2813.

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PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 7.1972 The Weatheir Genovesi^ Garside Flair tonight, low near 60. 8•tu^ Endorsed by GOP day, partly cloudy, windy, high 75 to 80. Page 11 MANCHESTER — A City o f Village Charm MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,1872 VOL. iCCI, No, 289 TWENTY PACKS-TWOSECTIONS PRICE FWTEfiNCENTS h P athm ark Hurricane Peers Off Syrians at Alert beiewes ouhave BOSTON (AP) - Hurricane Dawri, which had been headed for the New England area this Germans Israelis morning, appears to have stalled ISO miles northeast of Cape Hatteras, N.C., the National Watch Reported Weather Service said at noon. The weather service said the Massing the ri hurricane was likely to remain In Threats oknow the same area until tonight, then The Syrian government has move Northeast and out to sea BONN (AP) - The West Ger­ Saturday. man government says it is doing put its armed forces on nrtax- all it can to counter the threat of imum alert and canceled all ^ V , i. The highest winds in the hurricane were about 75 miles retaliation from Arab terrorists leaves, fearing an Israeli at­ per hour, the service said. demanding the release of the tack in retaliation for the The advisory warned small three guerrillas held for the at­ killings in Munich, travelers craft from Cape Lookout, N.C. to tack at the Olympics. arriving in Beirut fro m Cape Cod to remain near safe The Black September Palesti­ Damascus reported today. price harbors. nian group said in a broadcast Reports of a massive Israeli from Cairo Thursday it would buildup along the Lebanese deal Germany a heavy blow' if and Syrian borders came from the three terrorists are not Beirut and Damascus. Sharing released. "We will show the German Israeli forces ntade an eight- imperialists, who dragged the hour raid into southern Lebanon honor of the great German peo­ Thursday, but no major fighting Bill Hits ple in the mud, what a heavy or casualties were reported. The o f your Palestinian guerrillas in Beirut blow we can deal them if our comrades are not released and charged Israel with an “ un­ New Level the bodies of our dead fighters precedented buildup" along the are rwt returned to us," the lyebanese and Syrian borders and WASHINGTON (AP) - The broadcast said, said they expected retaliation for |34.8-biliion revenue-sharing bill The spokesman for the West the Arab attack on Israel's Olym­ has cleared one of its biggest German government, Conrad pic team. Senate hurdles, but at least 25 Ahlers, said “ all imaginable and But the Israelis said the raid more amendments remain to be necessary" security precautions Thursday was in reply to a prasciiptioiL considered before it can be had been taken. guerrilla incursion across the passed. Elarlier, the Interior Ministry border Wednesday in which an Senate Democratic leaders said it had received word that Israeli soldier and two Arabs gave up on hopes of passing it terrorists planned to mail bombs were killed. today and said they now expect to Jews in Germany in packages The travelers said the Syrians the final vote to come Monday. and letters for the Jewish New think the Israelis will attack their Sponsors had feared most a Year, Rosh Hashanah, which A: international trade fair, now un­ proposal defeated 49 to 34 begins at sundown today. der way in Damascus. They said -A. Thursday which would have re­ There are approximately 32,(X)0 antiaircraft guns were moved quired that the grants to states Jews in West Germany, concen­ into position around the fair and cities be subject to renewed trated in such large cities as Foggy Dawn grounds and tanks were posted in approval by Congress this year. Berlin. Hamburg, Cologne, groves of trees near the defense The amendment was offered by Stuttgart, Frankfurt and Munich. Early commuters were faced with a foggy curtain this ministry and the radio and televi­ Almost a year ago, the Therefore, from now on, Sen. John L. McQellan, D-Ark., Eight Black September morning, such as this scene on Center St. near Olcott Dr. sion stations ail located near the fair. chairman of the Appropriations Headquarters Opens terrorists invaded the Israeli (Herald photo by Becker) Committee. quarters at the Olympic Village Sources in Damascus, reached Federal Government asked He and other members of the the Phase 2 posting in our Democratic State Chairman John M. Bailey, left, in a characteristic pose, talks politics with early Tuesday morning, killed from Beirut by telephone, agreed panel argued that, without it, Manchester Democratic Chairman Ted Cumminp. Bailey was the honored guest last night at two members of the Israeli Olym­ with the reports of an Israeli Congress would lose control com­ pic squad, took nine others Troopers in Wrong Court buildup along the Syrian and pletely of a big share of the funds the formal opening of Manchester Democratic campaign headquarters, at M a jd St. and E. stores to post base prices of prescription departments will hostage and threatened to kill Lebanese borders. One source paid by the nation^s taxpayers. Middle Tpke In a brief talk to a standing-room-only crowd, Bailey reminded "Democrats them unless Israel released 200 said three Israeli arm ored everywhere” of 1948 national campaign, “ when Harry Trqman was called a sure lo s« in every C orm on Pleas, "as soon as the The amendment would have Arab guerrillas serving prison HARTFORD (AP) — State brigades were massed on the Doll yet won the election.” He emphasized that “ the name of the game is Win the Elation, clerk can type it up.” merchandise they sell... include the item, amount, base required that the Appropriations terms in Israel. Late that night troopers were told they were in Golan Heights, which Israel The union is trying to enjoin Committee act on the revenue­ and urged a vigorous campaign, “to elect all E)emocrats from the White House to the State the terrorists and their captives the wrong court Thursday by a seized from Syrua in the 1967 sharing grants each year as a part the board from using controver- House.” (Herald photo by Buceivicius.) y ia e flown by helicopter to a Superior Court judge hearing the war. prescription medicines included. of the regular money bills. military airfield outside Munich case against new trooper sial new standards which price and current price of the “ The unprecedented silw and Sen. Russell B. Long, D-La., where a Boeing 727 was waiting, qualification standards. eliminate height and t-uucational strength of the buildup leaves chairman of the Finance Com­ ostensibly to fly them to the standards, reduce the minimum T h e Connecticut State little doubt that Israel plans to The base price is a guide mittee, led the fight against the Middle East But five police age to 18 and substitute a battery most-needed items. Employes Association, which launch a large-scale attack on Mcaellan proposal. A Hies Fall Back Near Da Nang sharpshooters had already taken of physical and mental tests. Lebanon and Syria to avenge the Long said the nation's gover­ up positions at the airfield and filed the suit against the state The first lest under the new was wounded Thusday and the helped lead the assault on the commando attack on the Israeli for setting the maximum price nors, mayors and county com ­ SAIGON (AP) - South Viet­ after the helicopters landed and Personnel Board, said it would standards is scheduled in Oc­ Come into a Pathmark deputy chief was killed. town of 33,000. missioners were convinced the namese forces have abandoned some of the terrorists emerged, file the suit in the correct court, tober. “ They lost their leadership," Two other tanks were knocked (See Page Ten) program would be unworkable if the town of Tien Phuoc, south of the police began firing. out on Wednesday. allowed under Phase 2. But in it were based on annual ap­ Da Nang, in the face of a tank-led .said one officer. “ Nhut is taking Prescription Department Check Military sources said they In Munich, meanwhile. Police propriations. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong over in an effort to get things believed the Communists hit Que Chief Manfred Schreiber told a The bill as it came from assault, the Saigon command an­ organized." Son and Tien Phuoc to force the news conference his forces Finance makes the grants nounced today. The US. Command, said almost every case, it’s not the our new, informative sign. Talk opened fire on the guerrillas automatic throughout the five “ The defenders retreated from American helicopter gunships (See Page Ten) bk-ause the Israeli hostages were years of the program. the town to the east, " said Lt destroyed a third F*T76 tank that “ practically doomed when Israel price you actually pay at Col. Do Viet, a spokesman for the to our Pharmacists. Like all rejected demands of the Saigon command. He said they linked up with hundreds of rein­ terrorists." Pathmark. Pharmacists, they’re helpful and $75,000 forcements that moved into the Nixon’s Tax Claim However, it was still not es­ area on foot and by helicopters. tablished whose bullets killed the WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon has staked his Winner The government troops are Israelis. now operating one to 6 miles claim as the no-new-taxes candidate as White House aides Surely, for products as concerned. '2 Schreiber. Hans-Djetrich east and northeast of Tien Phuoc, asserted that Democratic foe George McGovern’s proposals Genscher, the West German in­ In Tears would double individual taxes. Viet said. terior minister, and other of­ Tien Phuoc was the second important to you as prescriptions, Find out in advance— The President, said House ficials held a five-hour news con­ district town overrun by the Through a quartet of NEW LONDON (AP) - Republican Leader Gerald R. ference to give an account of the Howard Hurlburt of West Haven North Vietnamese in the Da spokesmen Thursday, Nixon F’ord and ‘Senate Leader Hugh you want to know all the facts... at Pathmark—what your cried Thursday when he and his Nang region in less than a month. pledged he would not seek an Scott, told a White House (See Page Ten) wife Elizabeth won $75,000 in the Que Son, 10 miles farther north, increase in taxes during a second meeting of Republican con­ state lobbery’s “Super 75 ' fell Aug. 18, was recaptured a term. But the spokesmen left gressmen that "there will be no the current price as well as the prescription will cost drawing at the New London Mall week later, but is still not entirely open the possibility that he would tax increase proposed by this Hurlburt, a 72-year-old retired secure. propose changes in the nation s administration." steamfitter crippled as a result of There was no word on either tax structure. The triple dose of Nixon views base price. You have a right to know. a stroke, was unable to go on military or Civilian casualties in The President, said White came at a series of White House BULLETIN stage to accept his prize. Connec­ Tien Phuoc. House Press Secretary Ronald L. briefings that also included fresh ticut state lottery officials rushed Col. Tran Van Nhut, hero of the /.iegler, "will not propose a tax Republican attacks on 3 , ‘""'J to his chair to congratulate him.,. siege of An 1a>c and the new increa.se in or during a second McGovern's economic proposals llARTKORD (AP) - A three He said he would use the commander of the 2nd Division, term ■ Ehrlicliman s attack was judge federal court refused today money “ to pay all my wife's took direct control of all The President, said domestic perhaps the sharpest He said to reinstate ('onnecticul’s old hospital bills, " explaining that operations in the area 40 miles adviser John Ehrlichman, "will McGovern's program would re- General Assembly districts for Mrs. Hurlburt, a semi-invalid, south of Da Nang. not ask for any higher tax­ the upcoming election No\, 7. The Tien I’huoc district cliiet es- periiKi ' (See Page Ten) (See Page Ten)

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.\iariu, despite almost no A visa was issued'to Mario in BY SOL R. COHEN for his visa in May ltali;in knowledge ol English, reached mid-.August but, (or reasons un­ (Herald Reporter) authorities refused to grant him the Lopes home by telephone known. the Italian travel agency They met. They fell in love one Mary says the Italians don'l w ith w hich M ario d e a 11 h An excited Mrs Lopes told him They set their wedding plans want to lose their goOd young to take a taxicab to Manchester withheld his plane ticket. Finally, And they expect to live happily men, and place many obstacles in Mario got into a cab and told the a ticket was issued to him on Aug their path when tliey want to driver where to take him. The after. , 25 and he booked passage on a It all sounds simple and might leave the country for otlier cab driver drove Mario to the tran.s-Atlantic flight, for Sept. 1 W' even evoke a comment of "just places. taxicab garage, transfered him to arrival at Kennedy Airport, New like that " Irom (fynics — except That's when Cupid and his his own ear and drove him to York. that it wasn’t simple and it wasn't helpers entered the picture Manchester, without a meter but Prescription Cupid is Connwliciit Sen. I.owell He arrived on time and Mary just like that. at the going rate - $100 ' Actually it required an assist Wcickcr and his helpers' are and her family were on hand to from Cupid and his helpers to Manchester Town Director Vi­ meet him and drive him back to The whole family says it was Departments make our story come true. vian Ferguson and I’ aiiline Manchester. Hut It just wasn't m well worth it „ Burns, a secretary to Sen. Mary Lopes. 20, of Manchester, the cards. the wedding now is sehedulej Weieker. and Mario Salerno, 22 of Syracuse To Mary and her family, it was for Sept. 30 at St. James, with no Mrs. Ferguson Is a friend of the in Sicily met during the summer only logical that a young man more incidents anticipated. Lopes family and lier daughter, of 1971, when Mary and her coming from Italy would arrive PATHMARK PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENTS LOCATED IN OUR STORES: Long Island: 1 /<.■! ( A. . I , 1. ).',;e • K'MO .unri'.i; Mv/y , Co[ii.’Vjue • 294 M; Lori, is to be Mary's, maid of M^ry is still disliiibed about 'r' Bor.iir, • 4')n f. Aii;jntic Avr; , li. Rockaway • 460 Franklin Ave., Hempstead • 90 mother visisted relatives, in on the Alitalia lane. They waited Northern Blvd., Greenvale • 155 Isllp Avo., Islip • 363f) I I p^ L';.!n^).v • ?'il 7 Mi:,', h/d.-P; f,. •/, H/'ti.' iM'i'k • 1251 Deer Park Ave N Bat,/>or honor al the wedding. the whole thing 'It's a shame, " New York: 1525 Albany Ave . BnjoMyn . 1851 Brucknoi Hlvd fir ',r / . 3'J55 Cinfjscy A/i' ' '"a f'in l • 139 Alexander Ave , Lake Grove • 253-01 Rockaway Blvd., Rosedale Mario's hometown. The two wore for hours — hut Mario was not on ''■ 'tA ,!' 'ihi'i.-n I'lirinr) . .110 W 207lti Mt N",'; r'r,i^ introduced to each other, fell in When delays and red tape she says, "that hard working peo­ New Jersey: 115 Belmont Ave , Belleville • '19 Cenir.il Ave . Ckirk • H;i, i-ir i' ^ 1T„-|.i I Br,:n' - k . V ' 1^1 ( r ' I 'i'" Hyl'it'fl Blvd , Staten Island • 2875 Richmond Ave., Slaton Island any of the Alitalia flights. 1/3'. 1 at ,r. w.r: . Route uo I d-,ev.;,ie, Par, . . o | , Aar t i,/ap,;„h . 59-83 Oulwater Lane, Garliold . 2735 S. Broad St., f r e n Z . S forced a cancellation of the ple who want to do their best and Highway 35, Hazlet • 95 Now BrunavVK.k Ave . Woodhrul-jc • H,,ute 440. JiT'.ey C il/ • : it, White Mer-,e Bin- [ n I • 1 I love, corresponded by mail upon Mario, t(H), waited for hours planned Aug 5 wedding, Mrs who know nothing but good have Orange • 6301 Hadley Rd., S. Plauilield • Route 22, Union • F1out(Tl'2 Watotiuni] Pennsylvania* 380‘j Me *, Ro' ;iT, I'.; ' ___ .I A ' [' '■ ' ' '■ l"'■‘tul^uG • Route 10, Dover • Route 9, Sayreville • 407 Valley SI S Mary's return to the United Tlie difference was that he Jonestown Rd., Harrisburg • 1331 Ivy Hill Rd , Phila(ji;l(4n,i • 50 I a/zrenoi; Hr) M.upii. I *|, . ■! ' n H.-.i., ,m„.i A;.. Y ;, ' Mr.Dado Blvd , Folsom • 8700 Frankford Ave,, Philadelphia • 50Rn- States, and planned to get Ferguson called Sen. Weieker in such a lull'd lime getting into the 1 Wtiil,ikorV\ve Ptiiladelptn.'i • /'JO t' . y H „ . , Philadelphia • 5060- waiterl near the I’an AM ter­ Main St., Bridgeport • 451 Bank Si W.nterbury • 14 i- mi M.i i ., ■ . ■■ ■ Delaware: 4365 Roirert Kirkwood Hwy., Wilmington Connecticut: Wasliington, explained the situa United States, while others, on 4425 married Aug. 5 in St. James minal, He had traveled Pan AM. PATHMARK/CROWN d r u g STORES: 376 Fultrrn St Brrjoklyn, hi Y • 3823 Mo'.Ir.'jiu) Ave Bni'jklyn fi Y *11 lion and asked if he could do relief, on drugs, and not anxious Church, Manchester Finally, after hours had passed Heights, N.Y. • 97 Knollwood Ave. Groenbunjti NY • 4!H8 Bioad/ei/ NY NY • 100 Nnntiurv Ni'v/ir,n h elt-.k Niiy l iustmig N Y • 57 '3 ^ 3rd , N.Y., N.Y • 2039 Orcjadway, N.Y„, N.Y. . 3706 Junction Blvd., Jackson anything about it. He could and to work, find it so easy. It's just, Mary and M ario- A reflection of happiness (Herald photo by Buceiviclitt) ■ lu y ,nvi . W Mont.iuk Mv/y Rah/lon ^ J / . ,j Vettirans Memorial Hwy, Comrnack, N.Y • Route , Huntington Station NY That Aug. 5 date wasn’t to be and after Mary and her family • Route 130, Burlington, N J , 775 110 he did. He assigned Miss Burns to not tail ' Mario, a mason, bricklayer and had returned to Manchester, all around good mechanic, went go to work on it, and she did