THURSDAY, JULY 1971 ATerage Dally Net Press Ron , PACFE TW ENTY The Weather For She Week Knded May 88, 1871 Clearing and a little cooler tctOj^i; ~Ldw in the upper 60*. Public Records Saturday n$oetly tunny and 15,550 warm . High in the upper .80*. About Town TownGarageWingProposal Warranty Deeds Manchester— tA City of Village Charm Gilbert J. and Marlon LeBel FOR THAT EXTRA joertoftoe j'o Go on Ausust Asenda to Joseph P w d Helen L,, Un- [kaeheator „ Arta Aaaocla- . 9 9 Itoachester ^ senbigler, p n ^ r t y at 177, 179, tton win me«t tonlfht at 7:80 ’ VOL. LXXXX, NO. 237 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1971 (Olaazlfied Advertizing on Page 16) PRICE FIFTEEN CBNH William O’NeUl, director of ment parking lot for a fed of' lai, laiH. Oak St., convejTance In MMt'n Oommunlty Hall on B. public works, is proposing that $100 a month. tax $45.10. SPECIAL FLAVOR 104dle Ttike. the town build an eight bay ad­ Pletrantonlo cborgcd that the Dennis L. and Rita B. Morin dition to the town highway town eidmlnistratlon, in provid­ to Barbara Rutherford, property Buy them from Pmehurst Full Ooapel Christian'Fellow- garage and lease part of it to ing parking space on the town at 34 Griffin R d., ccmveyance ship,' Interdenominational, will the town’s new garbage colla­ lot, had made a policy decision tax $24.75. ha've a Bible study and open tor, Sam Lombardo of Bast which should have been made by Cook 'em OUTDOORS! Meskill Kayos Bill Oerttfleate of Attachment discussion tonlffbt at 7:80 at Hartford. the directors. C hile PORK SPARE RIBS... CHUCK OR Orange Hall. ’Town Manager Robert Weiss The May Department Store The matter will be put on the Co. doing business as G. Fox DELUXE SIRLOIN PATTIES... August agoida of the Board of maintained that the decision to rent the space was made on a and Co. against Richard L. BEEF SHORT RIBS... CHICKENS Zero Populationr Growth, Directors at the request of Di­ Howard HI and Johnese Howard, 1ST PRIZE OR GROTE’S FRANKFURTS After Assembly Battering rector Anthony Pletrantonlo who "hurried basis" when the July Eastern Connecticut Chapter, 1 starting date for the new col­ % $1,000, property at 170 Bryan spoke out strongly against such will meet tonight at 8 at the lection contract drew near and p r . HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. K ills an arrangement at Tuesday Life Sciences Building, Univer­ tiomibardo had not yet found a ww-Walter ice of Manchester Inc., fire CHUCK PATTIES were hit hardest, and there was miles north pf Santiago. FREE-5x7 Deutsch West St. Ext., An- Deutsch of Houston, Tex.; five escape at 134 E. Center St., 4 Ib. lots fresh or frozen 3 .S 6 legislators were calHng for the previously support^ a "pro- department of the state govem- no word on property damage. It bill’s repeal at a qieclal session The earthquake struck at High School, is attempting to ment.” ITie proposed athletic was feared that the casualty toll dover, are celebrating their grandchildren and four great- $1,500. DELUXE CHOPPED of the General Assembly. (See Page Five) 11:03 p.m. as most of Ssatibgo’s PERFECT PHOTO COIOR place about 75 students in full­ 56th wedding anniversary to- grandchildren. (Herald photo by Ora and Ruth Hadden, addi- commission would have had four would rise as more reports legislator members. 3 millicn people were eating er part-time jobs this summer. day at home. \ Leggltt). Uon to 24 Huntington St., $1,000. cam e in. their usual late-night dinners. He hopes that the Jobs will Mr. ^ d Mrs. Deutwh met in SIRLOIN PATTIES s.*lJll9 7710 governor had ■vetoed a dif­ Seismographs In Santiago and ENLARGEMENT gi've them background for en­ 1913 when they were Employed 4 lb. lots fresh or frozen 4 .9 6 ferent bill earlier for the same abroad measured the quake a (Bee Page Xteee) stated reason. rollment in .the work-experi­ by the Lackawanna Railroad toPiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin^ It remains to be seen vdiether WIIH lACH so u OF COLOR HUM ence-study program during the New York City. They wert mar-ar- • — Nudlear Role for Japan next school .year. 4823235353232323482323232323 PINEHURST BETTER MEATS an attempt will be made to over- ried in 1916 on the lawn of the | WEEKEND CASH & CARRY SPECIAL 3 ride the boxing veto in the spe­ PROCISSIO WITH THIS COUPON Any employer who can use a Welgold Farmhouse in Tolland, j ______FBBSH POBK U .8. OBOIOE Threatens Cabinet Split cial "trailer" session of the leg­ young person in such fields as Mr. Deutsch went to work for ■ ’; 8FABERIB8 retailing, wholesaling, nursery, SHORT RIBS islature late this month or early Swift and Co., in 1914 and re- j rf-i * A rfl|i^T\rC advertising, or -the service oc- By KBNNfcTTH J, FMCBP news briefing given newsmen next month. However, since the Steele Challenged n cupa,tlons is asked to call him Ured in 1965. They m oved to | V A I l L 4 A 1.1 V ll l3 doz. $1.29 p OF BEEF by American officials in Tokyo General Assembly can not c Andover in 1966. i ------— CHICKEN U C S WASHINGTON (AP) The at 648-1919, Monday through covering the nuclear issue. amend, any vetoed bills, and The couple has a daughter, poasibUlty of a nuclear rtde for Friday, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Laird is in Tokyo for talks on since the question is one of con­ AM tcm Mrs. Henry Venter of New Mil- lb. * lb. 79^ Japan has touched a raw nerve By Vietnam General PAUL BUETTNER [ 1 I 49 In the Nixon administration with Jai>anese military policy. stitutionality, the boxing bill ap­ FLORIST. INC. of a Cabinet-level Also, a high official v/bo asked pears to be down for the count. j^^|*** nils OoopoB Good sira iuiy sist ' “ [ By CARL D. ROBINSON said. "If he has documents, he-> No More Drilling? 1122 BUIW81DB AVE. W e think this is the best split over the Issue. to be left unidentified said Laird Prize fighting has been illegal PANTS & SLACKS had declined a State Depart­ has to show me smd deal with BONN—German dentists are EAST HARTFORD ITie State Department Thurs­ in Connecticut since 1965. SAIGON (AP) — MaJ. Gen. h ie.’ ’ C'LFANF.n .\M) M ment briefing on effects of the 'Veto messages kept pouring Ngo Dzu denied today that he Is CAMERA SHOP testing a material that, when TeL 528-5009 Bacon Value in fown'.. . day volunteered a statement to The general said he and hla I'KF.'^SFI) “ V pr. newsmen, saying reports of a nuclear nemproUferation treaty out of the governor’s office a "chief trafficker" In the nar­ STUDIO used as a filling, will form a Open’Simday Mornlags (Herald photo by Le^tt) senior American tulviser, John Salem Nassiff true link with the actual sub­ OSCAR MAYER Lean Slicedjfac Packed /potential Japemeae deployment Japan, which signed the pact Thursday, and his record total cotics trade and challenged his BETTER CLEANERS - * * - last year amid strong afwvnne nrvnfcontrover- ^t i 1882.^ One___ legislative______em-_ accuser, UB. Rep. Robert H. Paul Vann, were waging a MS-788* stance of the tooth, obviating of nuclear weapons came from How Hot Is It? t N KADf ST., MAMCHBSXEB :!M ('.BEEN' RI). — air, ay. ploye grumbled that it would be Steele, to document bis charges. "very big" campaign against the necessity of drilling. "cloudy and uncertanl" sources. Bray opened hU dally meeting physically Impossible to recon- Tom Rodgers ignores the gauges at Cheney Mills. They all say HOT even "I deny it completely,” Dzu narcotics in his military region D e p a r t m e n t qmkesmtm "tuid we got very nice results Charles W. Bray said It was his wlth newsmen with a statement gider every one of the vetoed though they're mostly boiler gauges. Tom lives on Downey Dr. in Manchester. said in an Interview at his home that included: bills during the three-day limit in Saigon. He said he cam e to since two months. Yestoday we understanding that Secretary of captured in Plelku more than lb Defense ICdvln R. Laird was “ We know o f no responsible set by the state cinion in Japan or the the "tra ile r" session. mand in Plelku to discuss the 200 klloe of marijuana, and I not the source of the reports. j^ve large rewards to the men NonetheleM, It was learned United States that advocates nu- LegislaUve leaders were ex- charge with President Nguyen cler arms for Japan or even pected to pick a few bills to Van Thieu, a political ally. who captured that." 69 the State Department asked for Asked if he was having any Proud of Our Past... Dedicated to Your Future Proud bf Our Past... Dedicated to Your Future the transcript of a background foresees their necessity or possi- make an issue out of and let Steele, R-Conn., - told a House bllUy.’.’ . the rest die .quietly.— ... . . Pentagon Clash ^voided foreign affairs subcommittee in success in curtailing the traffic in heroto, Dzu r^;>Ued; "W e ar- ■ The Tokyo ; reports said the More than 15 per cent of the Washington Wednesday that CHUCK Dzu is "one of the chief traffick­ rest many, but you know all American officials had predict­ General Assembly’s output of By FRED S. HOFFMAN cated Intention to strip the Joint Ribbon Defense Panel, headed those things come from Sai­ ed Japan might deploy nuclear 1,050 bills passed has been v e­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Once Chiefs of Staff of military opera- by New York insurance execu- ers in heroin In Southeast Asia." gon .” IFaferbiiry’s weapons by the 1960s because o f toed. * again the Pentagon’s civilian tional functions ai)d create a tlve Gilbert W. Fitzhu^, or- He said the general’s involve­ STEAK Chinese missile progress and Among the bills vetoed Thurs- leaders have avoided a possible separate operations staff under dered a. thorough overhaul of ment was referred to In Intelli­ Asked for comment on Dzu’a First C u t Emergencies the possibility the U.S. nuclear, day were measures that would clash with top generals and ad­ a single high-ranking officer, the defense leadership and man- gence reports to the U.S. Am- statements', U.S. Embassy Before You Buy — Check Our Rates / position might be restrained by have: mirals, this time by tinkering The study panel had found the agement structure, both civilian bassador to Saigon, Ellsworth spokesman Roy W. . Johnson In Real Peril an arms^Umltation agreement —Creat^ a new kind ot driv- with the command structure present arrangement “awkward and military, Bunker. Steele and Rep. Mbr- Bold: "The UB. miosten Is K with the Soviet Union. er’s license with a color photo- rather than ordering a major and unresponsive.” The goal, the panel reported gan Murphy, D-Ul., recently woridng 'with the Vietnamese Chuck Steak or WATBOiSURY (AP) — Fltz- ____, ______, __ Another indication at the State graph of the motorist on It. Mes- shakeup. —Reversed a decision requir- last July 28, was to strengthen toured Southeast Asia to invest!' government to close down the The new move, falling far ing the Defense Intelligence civilian control, promote effl- gate the drug situaUon. narcotics' trade and a major ef­ Black Chuck Roast ****^^*'^2?***?* j * ^ '# !«* 1.1 *’ Department’s deep concern kill previously announced his de- over the reports was an unusual termination to veto the bUl. To short of recommendations by Agency to report directly to him ciency and end serious cost ov- Dzu said Steele’s charges fort has been Itumched in thb Secretary of Defense Melvin R. rather than through the Joint erruns in buying weapons. "damage not only my honor as Itmt two months. We Intend to / Center7 delay in the opening of Bray’s his earUer objection about its ttwtdty after another amt^aiKe jaUy session with newsmen, of- “creating a monopoly" byLaird’s re- own study panel, comes Chiefs, thus tightening his con­ No sweeping changes have re- a general but also the honor of get at drug traffickers, whoever company lost tfaa franchise be­ after he and htSHop aides: trol over foreign intelligence. .lb. 98e ficlals later said this was the re­ suited, although the Pentagon the Vietnamese army and the they may be. I have notiiing fur­ BONELESS CROSSs O rRIB ii POT ROAST cause o f charges It hsul been (See Page Four) —Backed away from an Indi­ Nearly a year ago the Blue claims to have implemented or honor of the Vietnameae peo- ther to add.” ' wlthlxSding payments from the sult ot a lengthy telei^ione con- SHOULDER CLOD for ver&tion with Secretary of followed objectives of 83 of 113 pie.” ' Vann strongly defended Dzu T city. He accused ‘Ipersonal^ne- ^Is office in Nha rrrai«. He ROAST or LONDON BROIL ...... lb. $1.19 State William P. Rogers at the panel recommendations. mles” of distributing onony- g^ld neither he nor Gen. Orelgh- But it’s not clear Just how California White House. Rogers, ’The principal steps have in­ BONELESS CHUCK STEAK l ^ BItigerald’s wUl have the ^ w i t h " Pi4Vdent “Nbc^,’ volved embedding the "Fly-be- mous letters three montha ago ^ Abrams, the U.S. corn- accusing him of corruption and zander in South Vietnam "aro lest Cats O nly ...... B». $1.19 business. cleared the strongly worded fere-you-buy” principle in de- „ .w .. — ------Mayor Victor Mambumo . said Three Shot / statement read by Bray.,'-the of­ Jim Morrjson Dies, fense procurement; Improving evidence that Mq>- Fitzgerald’s could have the fran^ r sponsibleimnnslble for the latest charare.chaige. ports the charges.’ >• ficial said. military promotion and pay pol In Holdup At "But Congressman Steele did In point of fact," he contln- chlse If the company had no con­ Although he has never spoken ides; stiffening curbs on con- THE NEW SPREADABLES nection with the former fran- not check that before making SANDWICH SPREIADS FROM CARNATION Camnlcm issue cH Japan Gotham Offices (See Page Eight) his dedaraUon pertu^,’’ Dzu (See Page Three) CHIX SALAD . . . TUNA AND OTHBRS ' nohlse holder, ' Tlte and nuclear weapons, Laird Is Star of Acid R ock Ambulance ^rvice Oo. But known to feel Tokyo must as­ when he checked Thursday with PARIS (AP) — Jim Morrison, sonal lawyer, said he had been NEW YORK (AP) ’Three 61« 4 for 239 sume a stronger military posi­ tiie Secretary of .the State’s of­ lead singer of The Doors and a told that Morrison suffered el- Persons, two of them Brinks tion in Asia as the United States fice he discovered at least two of star of the acid rock scene, died ther a heart attack or died from guards, were shot and reduces Its role in that part of pneumonia. $142,000 was stolen In a payroll the officera of PTtsgerald’s are In Paris last Saturday and was $1.55 VALUES — SHURFINE the world ■Morrison’s parents, Adm. and robbery at the Municipal Build- also oCOoen of Oampions. ^ buried'Wednesday in Fere Lac- The-matter of 'Laird’s report­ " V ie tn a m The mayor said Fitzgerald’s haise cemetery. Mrs. Steve Morrison of Arllng- today, police reported, Outlook for ed rejection of a briefing on the would hon'dle the ambulance ser­ The death of ■ the 27-year-old ton, Va.. said they had talked Th® guards were delivering PEANUT BUTTER Thursday with relatives on the money to the building. Today vice for the clty-'as a matter nonproliferation treaty assumes entertainer was announced ear­ West Coast who had heard noth- w'as pay day for city employes, of necessity on a "call by call Importance in view of Bray’s ly today' In Los Angeles by his pointed reminder Thursday that ing unusual about their son. Police said the third person The fWar manager William Slddons, and Pursuit "W e knew he was In Paris but shot was an elevator operator. 3 lb. jar * 1 , 2 0 “T^ocdlng to the Secretary of SAIGON (AP) — The United About 50 Am ericans wiU re­ confirmed by U.S. officials in We haven’t heard from him Further details were not the Stet^Tofflce Joseph P. Cam- prohibits acquisition or the French capital. states turned over ifs last base main there to man an 8-inch CLOVER LEAF GRATED WHITE MEAT Pten Is the president of both deploymMit of atomic arms by since he arrived,” Mrs. Mbrrl- immediately available, The cause of death was not son said. . ■ The wbunded______mpu were _re along the demUltarized zone to battery, to advise the ^ tii of n ^ r a l d ’s and Campion and noimuolear nations. given on'the official listing, but In a statement to newsmen on pprted in satisfactory condition the South Vietnamese Vletnanmse and to m ^tor ra T U N A 3 1.00 W U ^ T. Chmpion is the ex- Th® spokesman Uso was em, Siddbns said he "died peacefully his arrival in Los Angeles, Sid- at nearby Beekman-Downtown kept some Amerlcah artillery- dor and s ^ r devices ^ t ecutive vlce-prealdent, secretary of natural causes." dons rfaid he had "Just returned HospitaK men and advisers there. teack North Vietnamese liffUtra- Peace and dlrectbr of Fitzgerald’s as Slddons attended the funeral from France where I attended The Brinks men weire Identl- About 500 men from the 1st tion. .. weU asa vice-preridentofCam- took Morrison’s wife, Fresher by Fat. Pinehurst strength of the American atom- the funeral of Jaunes Morrison, fied by the hospitai as Raymond Brlgnde, 5th Mechan^ed Infan- *niursday, the South Vleb* WAStoNOTON (AP) — U.S. pton. Pamela,., back to Los Angeles. Jim waa buried in a simple cere- F. Aure, 24, Pinewood, N.J, try • Division, left Fire Base namese to<6( over BTre Base Al- officials say the Nixon admlnls-' Fruits ^- Vegetables Mhmbruno said Campion had 1® deterrent. The Morrisons had no children. Oharlie 2 four miles southeakt of pha 4, also known as Con Tliten, .Inition is pondering the rtgnlfi- (See Page Eight) (Bee Page Seven) ‘ (8«» Page Tea) M euc Fink, the singer’s per- (See Page Eleven) the DMZ. ’This was the base three ifnlles northwest Charlie cahee of a suriMlse new shift In . SBLEICTBD GRBBN FRBSH where a North Vietnamese rock- 2. About 200 UB. troops left Al- the latest peace offensive the ripped through a bunker pha 4, but about 100 are remain- launched by Vletnamsee Com­ crowded with GIs on; May 21,. ing for artillery, advlso^' 'and munist leadera. CUCUMBERS killed 29 and wounded 33. It was electronic duty. " The shift is in the fonn of a the heaviest toll inflicted by one “We have been taking over demand for the ouster of only rocket in the war. flrebases on the DMZ since 1969 Presldwit Nguyen Van Thieu 1 0 1 3 i 2 5 ‘ J “I’m glad to be leaving this and this is tiie last one,’’ said WW Ylet- hill," said Spec 4 Bill Hankins, nameae government ready to OALEF. LONG WHITB — NEW — WASHBD 21, of Davidson, Okla. (See Page Nine) negdUote an end of the war. Previously North Vietnameae POTATOES and Viet Cong leaden had In- ...you’ll m ake a good deal I slstod that not only Ttileu, but The Pullout Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky and Prime Minister Tran TUen 5 “- 4 9 * Below the DMZ, Vietnam that separates 'N o^ and South Milem, as web, would be unac- (AP) — The Americans began Vietnam, was the last of the la a post-war govem- PLUMS, BLUES, CANTALOUPES, APPLES, packlng their gear at dawn and bases that mice formed strong- nient. ^ Main OfRce, Parkade, North End and Bolton Notch Offices Open Sot. till Noon WATERMELONS, GREAT LARGE CHERRIES by noon most of the turoored potato of the so-called “Me- “For years Communist dele- AND CHI^UITA BANANAS: personnel carriers, tanks and Namara line’’ to be ftnrnaUy gates at the Pari* peace talk* trucks had rumbled down the turned over to the South Vleb have been calling for removal of GREEN BEANS ARE NATIVE and 1X)WBR, dusty trail leading south from namese. The line waa named the ’TW«i-Ky-Khlem clique,’ ALONG WITH NATIVE SUMMER SQUASH, Fire Base Charlie 2. after then Secretary of Defense one diplomatic informant raid. GREEN SQUASH AND BEETS. “I’m glad to be leaving this Robert 8. McNamara. “They practicaUy pronounced hill," said Spec. 4. Bill Hankins, Several ddzen Americans will ‘Thleu-Ky-Khleni’ as one SHOP TONIGHT OR FI& TILL N IN E... of Davidson, Okla., who found remain behind for a whUe at Savings Bank^ of Manchester himself something of an histori­ Charlie 2, and at Alpha 4, anoth- ®**ly “ Thieu. F.D.I.C. Sale of Geisha Cral^ Meat at 1 ^ 9 can cal figure today: One of the last er base below the DMZ, but the TTie shift in the Communist ends this week. regular U.S. combat troops to distinction between "combat" poaltian emerged after Medaia® serve along the demiUtorized "support" troops Is proba- Nguyen Thl Biiih presented the . zone. bly lost on these men who will Viet Cong’s latert peace pack- Eight convahiant afficat tarving Charlie 2, a barren hillock Pinehurst Grocery Inc. (Bee Fhge Nlae) (Bee Page Nhw) Eleven month-old St. Bernard puppies pose on an Iowa washline on a sunny day. (AP Photo) four miles southeast of (he zone MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON NOTCH CORNER MAIN and MIDDLE TURNPIKE

■ V PACffl TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING IffiRALD. MANCHESTER. C0NN„ PRroAY, JULY 9, 1971 PAGE T]EmEB Manchiester Sheinwold on Bridge Hospital Notes FORRARENIB BOB MUNSON'S 643-6058 Bolton Chile Quake YOUNG TIHLRE’S NO COMFORT IN JUST BEINO . RIGHT NORTH K ills 63 VILLAGE LANTERN v r e r m io h o u r s nt* odfMlfM o( M* raUflff <• M Mona rwews ebom W» M*abWlir e# ♦ A Q J Intermediate Care Semi- By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 10 7 Selectmen FiU On First Count private, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 coiSbrtJ tof vtfwkif bf thbit cMMwi. 0 74 BEAUTY Henry Clay, who said “ I!d (OsnOaMd tn m Baga Om ) p.m. - 8 p.m.; private rooms, ♦ A Q J 1095 10 a.m. • 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. ■ 8 AU ASfi AMimO rather be right than be Presi­ nmn 30 OAK STRKT, MANCHESUR Frightened crowds poured Into G I Audlnui dent,’-' could not have been a WEST EAST SALON p.m. I? Committee Posts the streets, and the power com­ Pediatrics: Barents ailowed good bridge player. The true • 5 4 2 • 1098 C? K984 Hie Board of Selectmm damaged at the element- pany cut ott the electricity to any time except noon - 2 p.m.; ALL ASU AOMITTH bridge expert is far more prac­ Q 62 /oiAo CQDGTIATIOMS 0. ,8 6 3 2 MeotM In May met for the -aiyschtm. The bill was forward- prevent firsa The lights w en IS PROUD TO others, 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. . - PanMil Guldinc* 8umit»« tical. There is no comfort in be­ O AK 109 - UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT - A 63 2 •fi K8 out for nearly an hour, and tele­ One year there was to be a A couple had shotguns well sup­ Seif Service: 10 a.nf. - 2 p.m .; ing right U you cause jnour part­ firrt time Wedneadky and ed to tm Town insurance agent, INTRODUCE in u e aig>olntmenta to eeveral gait PoeeOUe phone service and tatomatlanal competition between the com­ plied with black powder shells 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. ner to go wrong. •- S(JUTH - North dealer. v • K763 town boards and commissions. letter was read from communlewttoiis were cut for an from which the shot had been Intensive Care and Coronary AUTAICTIO hour and a half. Miss Sharon panies of the 1st. Regt. CNG I Undtr 17 raqulm KCoiiipmyi*| North-South vulnerable. (P A J 5 3 Complete Luncheons The control of the 8-man $lae CMney, chairman of replaced with extra wads. Sev­ C a n : Immediate famiiy only, Walls crecksd and windows to see?’ which could excel in Nrant or Adult duinllin Opening lead — Two ot Lla- O Q J .’! board changed from Democrat k Public Building OommUsian, eral had 38 caliber revolvers any time, limited to five min­ broke downtown buildtag*. Sev­ Stylist scores shot on their annual field monxis. A 74 Monday through Friday to Rapubllcan, a« Republican -dvlalng the eelecttnen that the and good supply of blanks.. u t e eral water matas broke, sending days at the Keeney St. range. Where the Darling develop­ Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.in. ■ When today’s hand was play­ North East South West Ray Soma replaced Democraj town may be eligible to .partici­ HER M A N Y NO ONE UNOEA 17 AOMinO water spurting into the coM air They could come early fn the ment is, there was a high steep 12:46 p.m., and 6:80 p.m. ■ 8 ed, West’s -opening lead of the I A Double Redouble Pass Ray Negro. pate In a close acticm against FRIENDS WILL [ ) (Aoi limit may wy deuce of diamonds indicated of the winter night. Cornices morning or the night before and hUl. From the top one could p.m.; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., Hi nrtdln irui) Pass 1 0 1 NT Pass Other members of the 'rd manufacturers of plumbing fix-^ craHisd down from buildings. BE HAPPY TO -bivouac with pup tents. look down on the company and 6:30 p.m. -8 p.m ... either four diamonds or. three 3 NT All Pass —DANCING— are Republican Richard lira, hires who have been indicted" KNOW HER NEW •••••••••••••••••••••••••••ft TO THE MUSIC OF Panicky motorists injured sev­ "G .” assembled at the old street of tents, but it was a Age Limits: 16 in maternity’. diamonds headed by an honor. and Democrat Joseph ^cltra, for vlolatl(m of antitrust laws. ' LOCATION ON Since South' had bid notrump eral peraons ha the dark. Wells St. Arniory and parched very dark night. 12 in other areas, no limit in WIN! A-J-6-3; Diamonds, Q-J-6; boUi of whom were re>)Mected. The defendant manufacturers Prealdent AUende arent on the BROAD ST. MOiiiwcwwicoeto»i*y>mMUTio»i over one diamond. East read down early in the morning. Co. If six men separated like self-service. The board appoinU^ in toto, have fumlehed flxturea for pub­ air immediately to reasaure the the diamond position accurate­ aubs, 7-4. Paul Coxx and the Clansmen A or K in Hartford had many skirmishers fire shots then The emergency entrance on What do you say? thoee recommended hy the Re­ lic building projecta from 1958 public; the populace listened on TEL.. 643-4949 ly. members who were supposed to move sideways a few yards to Armory St. is the only hospital enEArm ■ ’nmitsDAY n i t e d r i n k s publican Yawn Cbihmltted for to 1966 and tnU e damages will tranelstor radloa. “Stay in your If East had continued the dia­ Answer: Bid two dubs, the be wealthy and “ high-class.” It fire again, and so on, wouldn’t entrance open from 11 p.m. to East Hartford; Mrs., Joyce G. Stayman (Convention, asking O rC u lA Ls I/, PRICE FOR LADIES 9 to 11 committee poets. be awarded to plaintiffs In the monds, South would win the homee," the prealdent said. was known as the “ collar and it appear from the flashes that 7 a.m. All other outside doors McKay, 113 Range Hill Dr., Ronald Mass^ waa reap­ case. third diamond and lose a club partner to bid a major suit of “Take care of your families.’’ tie” Co. When, it was leanied there were many men there? are locked during the night Vernon; Mrs. Mary J. Squa- pointed tree /warden; Alan The selectmen decided to refer to the king. East would cash four or more cards. If he does But crowds huddlad .in the that they were going to bivouac, Well that’s what happened as shut. trito, 686 Center St. the matter to town counsel and another diamond trick, but de­ so, you wild raise his major Hoffman, O a director; Jecui streets. an idea suggested itself. If they soon as the camp quieted down Also, Mrs. Catherine Barrett, the Public UtiUtiee OommiBslon, clarer would then have the rest suit ^ to game. If he bids two Nicbola, weyare dU«ctor; Mar- There afaa a panicky rush fo r ' were kept awake all night and all lights went out. Patients Today: 272 41A Case D r.; Suzanne F. Gold, rtiaU TaylmS town couneel: and *h o will determine whether It of the tricks. ’The defenders diamonds, thus denying a ma­ CTclts ta a movie theater. One wouldn’t they be too sleepy to Lights appeAred and men -pil­ ADMITTED YESTERDAY: 89 Barry R d.; Mrs. Kathleen would b)B worth entering Into ■ would get only three diamonds jor suit of four or more cards, Ray Bom^ park comihlsslcmer. man died of a heart attack, and shoot good scores next day? ed out into the street, but since Carl E. Anderson, 13 Tamarack McGuire, 9F McGuire Lane; such a suit. and one club. you ■will Jump to 3-NT. MEADOWS It sins/noted that Soma will about M ether persons STere In­ After dark, six fellows turned all was quiet and no more Lane, ’Vernon; Paula J. Barl- Carroll R. Hawthorne, ^ Avon Copyright 1971 ON l-91NORTHot JCT o< 1-84 MTfD Highway OQlmplalnt ■ Ebist correctly decided to TAKE LAST-W EST SEP VICE RO.E XIT iserve M y until the park.build­ jured. Walla of a poUce station off Keeney St. into the fields. shooting, at last the camp ap­ sano. East Hartford; Mrs: Edna St.; John E. Dahlquist, Lake General Features Corp. In other business, a letter waa feu in. Injuring taro officials. switch to a heart in the hope of IM cQUEEN ing Currently imder conatruc- One had a muzzle loading can­ peared to be asleep again. M. Bartel, 361 Hackmatack St.; Rd., Andover; Susan E. read from Mrs. Nancy Hutchin­ AUede sent Minister of State stealing one heart trick. ’This tlon/ls completed, after which non with about 1 inch bore, Then another volley. Mrs. Judy Biske, 462 Main St.; Provost, 139 Benton St.; Mrs. Dough Starters Old a ^j^lacehient will be named, son r^pirdlng road markings Jaime Suares to Valparaiso to plenty of powder and fuse. An­ would be possible if West had where Birch Mountain lUl. meets ’That got a shouted threat, “ If Mrs. Mary C. ^ow n , 348 E. Patricia A. Enders, 76 Lenox ere w a s . some disagree- Investigate the situation. The other had a Winchester 10 gage the queen of hearts. NOME — A sourdough starter Bolton Center Rd. She said that you don't cut that out we’ll send Middle Tpke.; Celestlno Carduc- St.; Mrs. Judy Godek and among Mlectmen cdxNit __„ .____ . .. long mountain tunnel on the saluting cannon and good sup­ Orthodox Lead is continually replenished with sbme hot lead over there.’’ ci, 1 Hoffman R d.; Mrs. Dorothy daughter, E llin ^ n Ave., Rock­ ' lUipolBtmenU to the sanlng ^ m Santiago-Valparaiso highway ply of blank cartridges for it. East made the orthodox lead more flour and water. As it Answer: "Go to heck’’, or Case, 66 Foxcroft Dr.; Steven ville; Mrs Gloria Keefe and b o M . Morra and B o m a ^ ^ eras reported blocked. of the four of hearts, fourth- gets older and older it develops some such thing. P. Coffey, 767 Avery St., South daughter, Amston.. to table the appointments until South of Santiago the force of hlghest card in his suit. South a personality. Some Alaskan Well, the next volley was Windsor; Malcolm B. Cox, 112 the B e p u b l l c « r ^ mmittee the quake arps much less. In could not afford to take the ace' starters are 70 years old. from a different jioint of the Eldridge St...... could Its rocommenda- type of w a ^ to at the Concepcion, tjhe oountojr^s-third HaturljFHtYr "SlHe6“ thenThe deTendere would ~ compasq. And so it went Also, Mrs. Bertha M. Gris­ Uon. The coinmlttee neglected largest city, 860 mUes south of THEATER TIME eventually get two hearts, two \\0LM\iaifH0U] through w e night. wold, 69 Garth Rd.; William D. UkW i; n ii-k j 747-1388 to make a recommendation at *i, the capital, damage aras light. diamonds and the king of clubs. -91 TO BISSUL BRIDGE EXIT W IST Once a squad sent out to re- (juild. East Hartford; Mrs. SCHEDULE lEuptttttg IfYntUii South therefore played the five LEFT AT BLUE H ILLS AVENUE GOLDie Hawn Ita last meeting becauM It waa ^**7*v?lS*^ ***^»,***rf*?*r>** . Chile lies along Hie perimeter connoiter was coaxed into a Louise C, Johnson, 168 Highland under the In ^ lU to n that « n - * of hearts, allowing West to ELLI0TT60UL0-OYANCANNON m PHPTIJ8 of the aonaUed “ring of fire” Published Dally Except Sundays swamp full of briars. The last St.; Mrs. Helen M. Jchnson, Burnside—“ Klute’ ’, 7:16, 9:30 COMING tag board ^n>ofotihenta would *• along the Andes and to hit per- with the queen. and Holidays at 13 Blssell Street, round of the Winchester cannexi Corinne Dr., Tolland; Janet 1 NATALIE WOOD -ROBERT CULP not be m a d e ^ October. ^ UA Theatre East— “ Lemans” , It’s easy for us to see that iodicaUy by earthquakes. Minor Manchester, Conn. shot a cloud of smoke right up TUESDAY, JULY 13 [BOIk^ CAROL & TED & ^C E rLUWui U d tra objected to tabUng the employee did. Krlstoff, 314 School S t; Edgar 7:16, 9:30 West should switeh back -to dia­ however, tremors are fairly common. Telephone 648-3711 the company street ai^iolntmento, saying that they Second. Class Postage Paid at Nelson, HartfordP'Rd., Vernon Manchester Drive-In — “te- monds. 'Surely East had started Chile’s last major quake oc­ Before daybreak the six with HELMET NIGHT were to be made at ’WisdneB- sign. Manchester, Conn, (06040) Mrs. Elsie C. Ouellette, 76 Mark mans” , 10:30; “ April Fools’’ , with at least a four-card suit Auxiliary To Parade curred ta 1960 whMi the shocks ' suBSCKornoN r a t e s cannon and guns were coming AT THE RACES FOR day*s meeting, and it waji not Payable in Advance Dr., South Windsor; Mrs. Jane 8:46 headed by the ace-king; and broke a dam north o t the ciqil- across the intersection of Hart­ II qRyanO^Neal appropriate to wait for recom- Members of tlys Women's One Year ...... $39.00 Peterson, Glastonbury; Frank East Hartford Drive-In—“Love Elast W(xild be able to get a Aiudliary of the Bolton Volun­ tol. Four hundred persona were BU Months ...... ^ .6 0 ford Rd and Pine at the old BO YS and GIRLS mendattona from the Republi­ Three Months ...... 9.76 W. Shimaitis, 316 Henry St. Story” , 10:40; WUSA, 8:46 third diamond trick to add to qKaxieMaldcn burled under mud and water steel watering trough. There can town committee. teer Department trtio wish to One Month ...... 8.36 Also, Jill Margaret Biancuccl, East W ln dW Drive-In—“ The cne heart and one club. JENNIFER O’NEILL march with the firemen in to­ that roared doam' on a mining stood -Officer ’’BUI’ ’ Madden. FREE Souvenir Morra reiterated that the 28 Maple St., South I^ndsor; But a confused West returned (SWi]d<«0vm town. “Hello Bill.” Aristocats’ ’, 8:46; “ For The In everyonels life thereTs a committee duxild have a morrow’s parade in Windsor Debora Smith, 186 Main St.; a heart instead of a diamond. RACE HELMETS One of South America’s arorst That’s all. Love Of Ivy” , 10.05 chance to submit a name, aay- Locks should meet at the fire- Mrs. Clare M. Ward, East Hart­ Meadows Drive-In—“ Lenuu^” , Now South had time to win the S U M M E R O F ’4 2 earthquakes also occurred. ta The Herald told that the sol­ ford; NeU C. White, 12 Crest- Dally at tag, "The Democrats dictated ® P-™- 10:30 heart and gO after the clubs. ^ COLOR to me for two years’’. At their last meeting, the aux­ Chile ta 1900. The shocks ta the diers phoned for police and Of­ wood Dr., South Windsor; 'Mrs. ’The defenders got only two dla- ' 1 ^HO-S :S0-6 :-80-r:80-9 :S0 “ Daddy’s Gone A Hunting” , 8:46 Daily at The seat In question on the iliary memhers made prelimin­ southern part of the country ficer Madden went down on his Amelia C. Wutsch, 946 Hebron monds, one heart and one club. .Blue-Hills Drive-In — ” ^ b & 1:30-3:30-5:80-7:S9-9:30 torgein Hour'HI t L M X fc Sea|lftM sontag board to that of Ohalr- ary plans for their annual peach (Herald photo by Leggitt) continued for 10 days, an esti­ motorcycle but couldn’t locate Ave., Glastonbury. Elast was right when he re­ mated 0,700 persons arere klUCd the hoodlums. What a Joke! We Carol & Ted & Alice” , 10:30; man Robert Murdock, a Demo- ^ v W ouldn’t it be easier to forget the soaring heat and humidity if you BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son turned the four of hearts, but The July meeting will be held and thousands of square mUes knew fiiat if Bill came to catch “ Cactus ETower” , 8:45 to Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey DeFeo, he’d have been more successful llie Economic Development ^®®4ay at 8 p.m. at the flre- could hide like this in the m idst of cool cascade of Globe H ollow water? arere devastated us he would have done Just that. if he had returned the nine of to be given away house. 69 Joseph Lane, Sxxith Windsor; MANCHISTIR Omuntoslon, headed by Mar. Bill knew us well. hearts. This would clearly deny a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert RIVERSIDE PARK sbaU Tajrlor, was reappointed. Pony Leogue Hanoi Clainis an Interest in the suit, so that In last nlfht’s pemy league at Tlve Stacy, Peter Green Rd., Tolland. BUI Androlevich aras appoint West ivould surely switch back SPEEDWAY AIR-CONDITIONED • PARK REAR TMIA'P! contest, Tolland ifofeated Bolton Steele ChaUenged University of Connecticut DISCHARGED YESTER­ Top Prdduction ed special constable, ta sidte cf Prices Soaring to diamonds after winning a ROUTE 109 • AGAWAM. MASS FULLY AIR CONDITIONED DAY: Mrs. Milana Drezlc, 106 objections by lidtri, who said ^(Continued from Page One) charging corruption by _Oen. Whan Hw O cmhIoh TOKYO (AP) \^Nortl7 Viet­ heart trick with the queen. FREE PARKING Ferguson Rd.;' Mrs. Dorothy Daily Question he preferred to arait iintU a com . J Dzu,” he -said. “ These chaiges Think of TW For New Rolls nam said today that\by the end ^ Andover ued, “ it to my opinion that if have been or are being checked Miles, 492 Spring St.; Mark Partner opens with 1-NT, and plede study of the constable sit­ Owl and Curtis, East Hartford; M ary EH-, of June its ch em lc^ industry uation can be made, *' ® informal out by the govenunent of Viet- LONDON (AflP) — Motorists in had completed 59.6 p ^ cent of the next player passes. You iganza! high sdiool. tion he Is doing a disservice to nam. len Hewey, 337 W. Middle Two Beelgnotlona ParkhliUJoyce the 18-month queue for .^ew hold: Spades, K-7-6-3; Hearts, the Pussycat T’pke.; Mrs. Linda D. Goehring, the nation’s production j>iaif for a Two resignations were read ®"*****n ®®“ d the U.8. Command in Vietnam “ a s far as I know, they have 1971. webfoot wonder ( ^ e O r a ^ e wUl meet tonight by not making his data avail- thus far proved unfounded. Se­ FR I. tc SAT., JULY B ft 10 Roils-Royce cars will have to 86 White St.;' Kathleen A. Vin­ ,at the meeting, one from Dr. The official Vietnam News lays a 24 karat at 8 p.m. ta Community HaU. able here.” condly, as the senior adviser, I Flower Shop dig deeper in their pockets for cenzo, Shoddy Mill Rd., An­ Jay Hughes, Director cf Health, Agency reported the percentage IMMk Ctohelar. Pn the new m(xlel. dover; Annette T. Lussler, East omelet in a , who to moving from Bolton, and „ . Vann declared “ that charac- have become aware of positive was 22.1 per cent higher than B ^cn estor Evening Herald ter assassination of a respotisi- evidence that some of the M l BfADT r a „ KAMI Cactus On the British market the Hartford; John ’Varca Jr., Bol­ Uie same six-month period of family’s lap! OM frenh Mrs. Harold Laws of Bolton OorreHNindent Judllii ble individual and a foreign gov- charges are totally false . . . (N ext to Haittord MattsBol price tag is going up $2,880, top­ ton; Patti J. Imlqr, 27 Quaker the Senior Clttoens Advisory ^ 1970. The agency did not dis­ emment to not something to be « i beUeve that it to possible Flower ping $24,000 for the first time, Rd.; Lauralynn A. 'Gilmartln, 73 Oommlttoe. • —WB DELTVKB a close any concrete figures. lightly undertaken.” that Rep Steele may be making J IX Y IS - JU LY 17 ^ p o rt price Increases are to be Judy Lane, South Windsor.. U d tra expressed gratitude on It M M m —M9-14M R said labor productl-vity in “ I am very much aware of his accusations on the anony- announced later. Also, Kerin E. Kellog, 42 Te­ behalf of the board for Hiighee Vernon TICKETS 13.00 the industry was augmented 17 f e ia t u b e the two letters that were circu- mous, unsigned letters to which Increased production costs is resa Rd.; John R. McCool, 87 “exoaUent work” as health dl- m r •, given as the reason. per cent. AT lated two or three mcsiths ago I referred to earUer." STUDENTS $2.00 Main St.; Mrs. Hallle J.phnson, rector. In dtocuaalon of Hughes tVOUICH Models affected are the Silver “ Notable success," it said, 1:80 Group Rates Available Windsor Locks; Mrs. Mary G. was also achieved by the build­ -K -k -k -K -if -K -K + replacement, U d tra suggested — — ~ Shadow and the Bentley T. The BTtzpatrlck, 72 Bent- w accident with a car driven iMlnted earUer ta the year was by Rene Ouertta, 19, of Hart­ of Vermont I dofiold AiHieriond BURNSIDE . Phone: 646-1995 to have baen an interim board ford Tpke., Vernon. No injur­ 580 BURNSIDE AVE'EtST HARTFORC . to aorve until the May electicn. ies were reported. The Guer- However, the names were FREE PARKING 52B-3333 tin car had to be towed,, from not Included on the May Bahot the scene. A lobter is "a lobster is a lob­ through an oversight. The se­ Roger Grant, 34 of 69 Mon- fake pleasure in congratulating ster. Only the unknowing lectmen accofdtagly reappoint­ tauk Dr., . Vernon, was charged would think this way. Every MMCWSTER P M M O e-649-5481 ed ..the entire Ubrary board to yesterday with operating under EUTIt-MnElMtli lobster is different and tastes different. ’The true lobsters THE EXCITING SMve until the next town elec­ the influence of liquor or drugs. are the American, found SWEET-ROCK SOUND ^ tion ta 1978, He waa released an a $260 ncm- our Assoc/ofe THEf^EEAST from New Jersey north to Employee’ Pay Raised surety bond. TSHUn Hftd Maine and the Maritime The Selectmen also voted to All of those' charged are Provinces of Canada-. ’The give pay raises to all town em­ scheduled to appear in 'Circuit American is sllghUy larger ) THE •' ployes, retroactive to July 1. Court, Rockville, Aug. 3. than the European, found ff All hlgttway department em­ Vernon police are Investigat­ from Norway south to the ployes will receive $8.25 per ing a break into the Italian 8o- Mediterranean. This is, in cifd Club, Snlpslc St. The break turn, larger than the Nor­ WADSWORTH hour. Other town employes re­ wegian, found off the co.asts ceivtag iMs than $8.26 per hour was dtocovejed this morning at 200 MPH! of ScoUand, Ireland, and will roceive a 26 cen^an-hou^ Officer Edward Monylhan France. ’This is smaller with M ANSIOr hike, whUe those presehUje. re- < » patrol- An undeter- equal claws and a delicate SUSSEX/BUDDAH ceivtag more than $3.26 per^our flesh tint shell. THe crawfish RECORDING STARS will get a 16 cent-an-hour raise. poMce said. lEMAIIS" or Langouste is ‘ a slightly smaller “ lobster” „ without SINGING A oalary study committee will large claws, used for cooking “SWEET MARY” be appoint^ at the next select­ 7,000 Prints Made Milisfream Restaurant like true lobsters. ’There are men’s nieettag to conduct an in- NEW YC«K — From 1886 to AND LOUNGE many varieties of lobster for 3 FREE IN PERSON UKEST AMUSEMENT UIIK J R T IN NEW ENfiUWI depth study p( town wage aacles. 1907 the firm of Currier and (UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT) A CM EM A CEN TER FILM S PRESENTATION PkNAVlSlbN CokXbyOl LUKE ANAlK>t Gurdening OCT. 22 WC who have registered to take 9-27-32-421 To develop message for Saturday, read words corresponding to numbers 4- 6-16-24^ Boxing P Impressive Town Administration toe SAT at MHS should be ’ The Board o t Education last Knudsen Brothers Dairy o t- iy 5 4 -6 3 -7 3 141-77-78 '' ENGLAND TAURUS of your Zodiac birth sign. (ContiiNi«d''rrbm PBsge One) In their seats bby 8:80 a.m. night commended toe cafeteria East Hartford, toe only bidder, 1 You're 31 You're 61 Romantic SCORPIO NORSiOLK, Va. .(AP) — The Town Manager Terry Spren- W ind^, is participating In^a Those taking toe Achieve­ , „ _ . ,____ was awarded toe milk bid for ^ APR. 70 ocr. 22^ WUh staff, and in partlcul.^lte .m^- 2 Worrying 32 In 62 You qulringr the use of a color film ' Ruaalans, in y n r games stEigeel kel is getting some help this U.S< Air Force Reserve Offleers ment Tests in toe afternoon I MAY 20 3 Don't 33 Thinking 63 On WOK. 21 ager, Mrs. Marjorie Porter, for 3-12-20-29 4 Use 34 If 64 Way made only by Polaroid, he add- ' nem: the Arctic C h^le,, have LUMBER summer in up-dating material, Training Corps field training should be in their seats by B/49-52-82-87 iY o u 35 Is. 65 Two-woy 36-39-40-434 ed Thursday; "The, motoring ' torough a public service intern- encampment at Otis Air Force ,1:80. toe excellent operation of toe ,j^g principals’ reports 6 Your 36 Activity IP 66 Increase 66-76-e0-89tl simulated destruction of a GEMINI public would be inconvenienced. Fr; m ip g ld fil from file Unlvenify Base, Mass, hot lunch program In toe ele- showed a tot^ enrollment for 7 Indicates 37 It's 67 Concerned SAGITTARIUS North Atla^^ Treaty Organisa­ COMPANY For both toe SAT and toe 6 Aloofnesi 38 irritate 68 Rather Individuals would be forced to ^ of Gonnectlcut Foundation. Cadet Wleler is a member of Achievements, students .wUl mentary schools enabling the toe month of June at both 9Be 39 Is 69 Without NOY. tion tEuric foroe - and Impresiwd ■^r'f^JUUe 20 renew their licenses in person. Sanol J. Solomon, Manches­ Edward K. Ota Jr., of Hart- the AFROTC /unit at Davis need two soft No. 2 pencils. program to finish toe year ■with schools of 761, 427 at the He- 10 Sometimes 40 On 70 Can DEC. They would, in many cases, 0\51-53-59-60 11 Independent 41 Influence 71 So U R navEkl observera in doing Bolton Notch, Conn. ford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-, and Elkins Cpilege, Elkins, W. Parking wUl be in toe stu­ School and 72 Then 19-22-23-50, lose time from work.” ter public accountant, first saw $97.06 cash balance. A'64-7I-79-90 12 Try 42 P.^itting 58-61-74 ' so, the Norfolk Ledger-StEu- re- ward K. Ota of' 61 Dogwood Va. He is fi^l666 graduate of dent parking lot only, and 324 at toe Gilead HHl School. 13 Works 43 The 73 Poper —“Changed the formula for tree roses on a trip to British poMs. Lane, is working on sewer ease­ Last year, which was the first Roth principals reported ex- CANCER 74 Inclinations Syosset, N/Y., High School. students are to enter toe 14 Remember 44 Further CAPRICORN determining cost-of-llving in­ CN AUDA1 full year of operation, Um pr^ cellent participation by ptu’ents JUNC 21 15 Very 45 A 75 Street DEC. 22 ^ Columbia in 1962. They were The fiovlet exercise was ac­ ment requirements, interpreta­ buUdlng through toe cafe­ 16 Charm 46 Not 76 So creases In the pensions of re­ gram operated at_a $1,600 def- orientation programs for 22 growing in Queen Victoria Park complished "without detriment tions of new legislation and iter Evening HenUd teria lobby. Room assign­ 17FrierKlly 47 Minpr 77 Difficult JAN. I f tired teachers and state em­ Iclt forcing the Board to re- i S 8-10-13-34 76 People at Vancouver and he thought to current widespreEid Soviet na­ penal codes-which will be effec­ 'Indaor ooirezpoadent, ments wiU be posted on the next- year’s kindergarten 18 Plans 48 And 14-17-21-35 4T l ployes. Meskill cited the “ result­ SATURDAY' quest an appropriation from toe i 1^37-46-57 19 Poor 49 Too 79 Be 45-65-75 I L they were lovely. val (^ ra tio n s in the Atlantic tive in October. Varrick, tol. M4-82T4. lobby buUetln board. 80 Are ant increase in cost to the town to cover toe loss. This LEO 20 To 50 Any AQUARIUS elsewhere,” the newspaper said A bout 1 2 internship grants Little Repair Needed 21 Cooperation 51 Money 81 Enlist state.” Would It be possible fpir him iPhwie 64W201I year, however, toe program has 1 JULY. 23 82 Too JAN. 20 ^ Wednesday, quoting “ rellEible are awarded each year — four Very little mtdntenance was 22 Time 52 Much —Proyldtiil temporary state to buy one, Mr. Soloinon asked been self-sustaining. i^AUG. 22 23 For 53 Seems 83 Outsmart PEB. I f a man he thought''was a park Navy sources.” ICosA 6 Cart] to the federal government, four reported at either school. The 24 To- 54 Thoughts 84 Others' welfare support for the children R ock ville In her report, which board 5-25-44-47 11-18-28-38/“ The Ledger^tar said the op­ to the state, and four to municl- only repairs needed at Gilead 25 Con 55 Objectives 85 Aid of unemployed pairents. “ This attendant? The gentleman, who chairman;' Marvin A. Ross '55-69-84-85 26 Thot 56 T o ^ y 86 Competition 68-72-81-88T eration in the NorwegiEui Sea paliUea. Sprenkel said he was TV Tonight Hill was to toe Simplex system provision would Jadd substan­ turned out to be a park official, Hospital Notes VIRGO 27 Clever 57 Overdone 87Fost PISCES and the North AtlEuitic was “a Spec/a/s • pleased that South Windsor was called "very, very favorable,” to adjust a malfunction In toe 28 May 56 Surging 68 Support tially to the welfare costs of the thought this might be possible. Mrs. Porter showed a total of >1 A m 23 FEB. I f )■!.'- very soidiistlcated medium considered this year. Visitiiic boors ai« U :$0 to 8 for Complete Listings. clock and bell system. 29 Get 59 Heeded 89 Expenses state for a purpose which is Mr. Solomon gave him $10 And 69,323 lunches served during the 30 Alert 60 Your 90 Prepored MAR. 20 scale exercise that utilized the Ota graduated from fit^fii p.m, in nil arcas exo^tt ma- See Saturday’s TV Week At toe Hebron school, a rec­ presently being carried out by the next spring deceived a tree SHERWTN 181 days of operation, or 63.4 1-15-30-56 Soviet Union’s most modem Windsor High School in 19M as ternlty idrhere tbmy are 2 - t o 4 tifier had to be replaced in jGood (^Adverse nNcm?al 2- 7-26-314 T local welfare agencies and for rose shipped to . Manchester per cent average dally partici­ -SV62-70-83-86 Sait 33-48-67 ^ technical equipment.” valedictorian, and received a and •:$• to 8 p.m. toe stage public address sys­ which they wlU be reimbursed from Vancouver, 5:M <$) Fanr Musa pation. The exercise, monitored by I W ILLIAM S BA degree in hlstoiy . from ------(18) W n i WD4 West (C) tem and minor repair work at a 90 per cent level,” M e^ l Since then, on several trips AmericEui, British, NorWeglEin | (I#) AM am i Fsmiljr 'I'otal cash receipts for the said. to the Paciflo. Northwest, he Trinity College. He earned his Admitted Wednesday; Sher^ (4#> MeHsla’s Nsvy done on toe master console and Dutch Edrcraft, alEK> simu- junior . law degree at UConn’a wood Griswold, Bolton Rd., Ver-, s:$i <$•> amisw’t News — WMther aad with $20,936.31 from student V em o n School of Law, and Is presently non; Donna Harvey, RockviUe; ort annually to Ithe Connect!- all of these from Jackson & bEues in Norway, it SEdd. Beerts lunches. The remainder of toe cut Development Commislon any Perkins, famous rose growing awaiting toe results of his bar Raymond Weston, TalcottvlUe; ■ ;W (t»M> Waethw — Byorts a „Eastern Chemical_ . _ Company The newspaper said an am­ New* (C) receipts came from adult lunch- teianltes were found. changes in industrial zoning, firm, now located at Medford, HOUSE examination. Rena Morin, Franklin Park, phibious task force o f 31 ships <18> CaatM Camera (O) ®®> stodent and adult milk, state v The next meeting of toe board sales of industrial property, and Ore. He has 10 tree roj«s In Town officials hope to Mfer RockviUe; Reggie Gauthier, ($•> Ta Tell the Trath cmuhicted landings during the Ota “ a balanced understanding pox HIU Dr., RockviUe; Alice (4»> 77 BaaHt 8 ^ relmpursement. Ice cream sales scheduled for Aug. 26 at toe Old Lutheran Church sewer and water projects. “It a row beside his driveway. A simulEded attack o n . NATO PAINT 6i86 ($) Nawe WUh WUter and miscellaneous Items. of toe entire government func- steniger, Tankerooaan Rd., Vec- kle would seem that other melthods rarity in New Englancl, the forces near Iceland. The Navy tlons in South Windsor,” Spren- non; Bigeborg Uepe, Pine Tree « (8) News with H.K. Smitt Total disbursement amounted Softball Game Tonight could be utilized in order to ob- roses are qpticed by many peo- source said the lEUidhigs were aad Harry Beateaer Dlok Vaa Dyke to $36,634.40. Of this $22,606.6 The Charlie Brown All Stars, simulating’ the elimination ' of ' ($»$#> NBC Newe (C) was for food and mUk and toe the girls’ softball team, wlU play To Be Deconsecrated out placing the financial burden On May 27 the tree roses general law practice with an Smith, Grove St„ RockvUle; NtAITO bases. f ;U <4e> i B NewsimK ifannc»i«r (O) rest was for «»cMc*ziw«y,salaries, supplies nrst homenome game this uiui evening eve*uii on the municipality,” Meskill were a feature of a_ house and NOW emphasis on trial work. Christopher Winter, RockvUle; |5 Sunday at 10 a.m., a decon­ Pastor Scaer amd the Rev. The source said the exercises I (8) TraUi or MBSMaMioai (C) ®*^fi service, mileage, employe a^gjnst Marlborough at 6 at toe said! garden tour conducted. the Associate Pastor Ronald DudziC, Somers; Tina secration service will bring to a Berthold von Schenk, son of the were just recently completed, [ (18) irhafi My Ifre? (C> deductions and miscellaneous. ______Rham High School field. —Required the Commission for Sisterhood of Ten^irf/%Beth Tlie Rev. R. Stanley Eaton as- goucy. West WUllngton; EUza- (n4s> News — Bperte __ . m |.jBlose an 88-year era in the 107- late Pastor von Scheiik, will the newiq>aper reported. . After paying off toe deficit The team has won its first Higher Elducation to set up a Sholom. $ 7 . 6 5 sumed duties as associate paa- i,eto -Karpuaka, RockviUe; Weather (0) year history of the Trinity preach and conduct the liturgy special program to instruct tor of toe Wapplng Community melodla Hamel. Warehouse Pt.; <48> ABO Newi (0) frqm toe previous year, toe starts, 38 to 18 against Co- What Is a Tree Rose? 7;M Th. tateme B (C> program started last Septem- im^ibia and 22 to 11 against Leb- Lutheran Church. The following at the dedication ceremonies. teachers about urban pjroblems. O i i ^ , United CMurch of aih.^ Rees, Somers; Marjorip (M6) Brady Baaoh (0> Tree roses Eire of the SEune ber with a cash balance ol Last year they were un- Sunday the new church on Highlighting the deconsecra­ The CHE already has the pow­ Shook, Harriet Dr.. Vem on; (IS) Havle Oame ( C> tion service Sunday will be the varieties eLs the bush roses we War Injuries (lS4d> Hlffc Ohapanal B (0> $24.99. This, along with toe dll- defeated Meadow Lark Rd., Vemon, will er to do this, Meskill said, “ pro­ grow in beds. Tlie diffirence is -^rtngfleld C^ege and -An* 3 ,^.^ Ly„gj,, SomersvlUe; Geof- 8;M (8) Baseball (0) actual rite of deconsecration Gallon (18) Baseball (O) lerence between cash recelpte outer home games are sched- be dedicated. vided” that funds are requested in the stem which is allowed dover Newton-^logical Semi- ^ h o lm e s. Reed Rd.. Rock- following the complete service nary, Rev. Eaton served as a (4d> Naaay aad tbe Proteesor and disbursements shows toe yjed lor July 14th when toe giris The present church on Pros­ and made available through the to grow up from the root stock Fall Sharply 8:1S (8) Headmaster B (Ol of Word and Sacrament. Dur­ normal budgeitary process.” student minister In his home ^ (S$-8d) Name of the Oame (C> program operating in toe black play .Coventry and July 16 J pect St., Rockville, was construc­ to a height of three or four ing this service, significant , —'Provided 10 more resident church in WUton and in toe Discharged Wednesday: niom- (4d) PaHrldye Family (C> with $67.96 to start next year, ^hgn their opponents will again ted in 1882-8S at a cost of feet. Then the desired rose , (Herald photo by Leggritt) SAIGON (AP) — The alUed | t:M (8) Merle (C> movable items will be removed state policemen, raising the to­ commEuids has has reported that Flrst Oongregatlonal Church a t ®® OoUlor, Hayes Ave., Rock- With reference to toe cafe- be CTolumbla. $6,600. The site was purchased plEUit that will bear the blooms Sanol J. Solomon of 19 Robert Rd. stands beside WEBER (4S) That OIrt (C) Wouldn’t it be wonderM tal from 60 to ;70. MeskUl fig­ Natick, Mass. 'vUle; Terl (3arter, RockvUle; •:St (4S) The Odd Coaple HaXfoid Talh-U <0> for next year to transport toe who might be interested in uhi- former single Lutheran congre­ branches EUld buds as if it were U;M (S-8-18-X$4d4S> News — and the actual declaration of budget. Americana red rose is eight feet tall. In fore­ caauEdties fell off sharply, re­ toe Episcopal, Lutheran, and Hill Rd., Ellington; Gary Scham- food from toe Gilead Hill School plring home games coatsM t her. if you could live in a modem gation which held worship serv- growing close to the gfround. Weather aad Sports (C) -Established a new post of flecting the lull in 'bEittlefield eu:- Oongregational churches, with back, Mountain Rd., ElUngtcm; 1 1 :» (S> Movies (C> kitchen to toe Hebron Elemen------ices on West Main St. The build­ deconsecration will be pro- ground is a Peace rose also grown in tree form. “federal-state coordinator” with The stem continues to grow in tion. COOKER all five ministers serving toe Mary Mangold, Orchard St. 11 iM ($»$•) Tsalcht Shew dohaw tary School kitchen as well as Manchester Evening Herald ing on West Main St. remained noimced. Anyone Interested in OaisoB (Cj) attending either of the services. an office in Washington, D.C. diameter as the tree continues However, the .Edited cqm- three churches cooperatively. Rockville; BTleda Nelson, (84») Dlok Oavett Show (C> working two hours a day at Hebron correspondent Anne H. the home of the remainder of All of the services which’would its Ufe but does not grow tall- Community Plannl^ for Pover- fitted ^cely with the fruit bust- repented a 68 per cent in- air-conditioned towidiouse Will be welcome. Rev. Eaton is married to. toe Adraln Ave., Ellington; Edward 1:M (8) WUh ThU Bins (C) .the Hebron School serving. Emt, telephone 228-3971 the original Lutheran congrega­ possibly be performed by this er. • „ Areas Nancy, t^ youngest, ness, Charles Burr points ^ ^ (8Md> News — Prayer aad former Nancy Hemstreet Rocha, Maple St., Manchester; StfB Off (C) Mrs. Crowell’s salary at toe tion until recently. coordinator are presently being As most gardeners know, all has just graduated from the since the busy season for fruit Vietnamese and Viet Cong S O C . 9 5 Wlltfm. Mrs. Eaton recently Mrs. Norma Lustoitotol and 1:U (W Newscape (C) Hebron school, $1.60 an hour In 1882, during the process of lU 'G i'' performed by various federal our modem hybrid roses are Universityuraversiiy Of ConnecUcutOojmMUcut and is fall Md ^ d winter and for roses probably resulting fro^ celved her masters degree in daughter. Pleasant St., Ro;ck- >:U ($> News — Prayer aad Sifa for two hours a day, will be on a magnificent country estate Off (O) D R .M ’ K.S building the Prospect Street iTlCnr A g a i n U and state elected officials,” said grafted on some more hardy. . ... wlU..o,, work . with problem chH^ it is is sp^^.spring. an Increase in B62 bombing organ at Yale University. vijle. paid out of the cafeteria funds. church, worship serWees were ’H ’^^lr-ciriRi'rri Meskill, who called the $76,000 rose root, which provides nour- Both his son MEurk and -> son- All *” Jackson Tonv=. A Perkins opera- rai(|j| and other air strikes, The church 'will hold a recep- ______(Edacatlonal TV (74) Friday, daly 9 An additional $2 a hour plus DRY ( I-E.VNEI) held on Ellington1P11ln4wfA*% Ave., Av*/^ fttA*the’ atf/a site W C4nrsofcost frfof fV»$»the Wllbill “a f>r\*yirklAfocomplete la>t«viAnfishment frvp for thftthe nl&ntplant Andand iSis in-law David, Solomon ^ have been Command said 23 tion for toe Eatons this Sunday PM 70 cents a day for transporta­ WEiste of the taxpayers’ money.” more likely to survive our^ coW notes, have tree roses at tiielr AmericEUis were kUled smd 182 following toe 9:30 a.m'. service. Highest In Europe •iM Seaame Street B (O) llKTTKIt ( I.K.WKKS with your own private clubhouse, of the former St. John’s Epis- _ „ ------. . ^ grown on" the West CoEist. The 7:M Ceorke of Oar Tlmea B (C) tion will be paid out of funds copEd Church. Services were held Manchester Sand and —Allowed tewns to issue lep- winters than the roots of the homes. wore wounded in action, last | They will be living at toe pto:- ’’TttO.aiid Balkan Tlnderbox’' budgeted by the board for this 321 C r n -n H d ., hi-sli i Jackson & Perkins display gar- COLOONE, West Germany — In the basement- The present Gravel Co. has begun to use arate bonds to pay .the—coat of tender hybrid. One root stock Root Stock Problems week, compared with 21 killed $ C 7 . 9 5 sixiage at 29 Overlook Rd. 7:8* Let’4 Tahe Pletorei B (C) purpose. I) 1U-5I1HI> Work has started here on a 46- Rost Frank Pallo church was dedicated in May, water from the Hockanum River designing new schooU, in addl- commonly used Is the mulU- Sometimes, and probably be- *'^„ *'**” w?" and 172 wounded the week be- Summer Pregiiams 8:88 Gap’s OeaeratloB B (C) Other Actions olympic-size swimming pool, floor apartment building that 1888 -ri.« _____ Won t® *>°nd3 used to pay for nora rose, originally from cause the plant was not set at nowever, as a public Messiah Evangelical Lutoer- Oap Manckne and his group In other action, toe board During this era of Lutheran ™® company construction. This, said japan. It is a rank grower with the proper depth, a hybrid rose garden, an Church, at 296 Buckland will be toe highest in Europe. perform. whiE.. Mn/h South Vietnamese headquar- 8:88 Mastemleoe Theatre B (O) voted to award toe fuel bid send up shoots from the R&., will hold a vacation Bible The bifilding will contain 360 history In RockviUe, a, paro- expect to be MesklU, would allow the borrow- myriads of small white flowers, wlU send up ♦»“ on.„ .1 ... Iters said 321 government troops Pere Goriot: "Father” , final for toe 1971-72 school year to root stock. We have had in our PLUS sch(Ml from July 12 to 23, toe apartments and cost nearly eplaode tennis courts and near-by golf club chlEd school WEIS was conducted for able**.^*.- to use them.c water n -cc. .v.for .u.its ..-6hig of money “for .v. plEuis”... for.v. usefuluseiui inu thickets . ««as wildlife — cov-—— ------— — , . i. . ivere killed and 67‘t were wound- 8:88 Aafare (C) Dahl Oil Company of Norwich.- NEW! — EXC9TINO some 30 vears from the late washing operations Etil the time projects which are abandoned.” er, but not desirable in a small garden for several years two rs this vr^k in M ^- week, dropping shaiply Rev. Karl R. Ourgel, pastor, $100 million. "JP Sousa; The March King” Dahl’s bid was .1343c per gal­ -Requlmd local school sys- gaken. Many multiflora roses Grandma Perkins roses, with Chester are the adults of the from j^ethe' ‘ 492 Wll^killed and 976 FREE with eo^h has aniuxmced. The school’s ______. ______NATURAL HEALTH 1880’s until shortly Etiter the until Union Pond is full Eigaln ...... ,, ... roELdsldes in . this pink blooms, touched with o®* roller, one of the de- lon for No. 4' fuel oil for the first World War. Prom exclu- and there is a more constEuit ^ grow alwig wounded the week previous. Cooker theme will be "God’s Great yet still be just minute away 'Hebron school and .16c per FOOD SHOPPE white. This year one of the ioliators that have been eating The two commEuids listed slve use of the German Ian- flow of water, according to the ^®"|® ^ l^ergroup relations area. Ixnre.” ’There will be Bible gallon for- No. 2 fuel oil for toe stock for the tree bushes has put out dEirk red leaves on our trees. They 2,280 Oommunist' troojis kiUed, 1 set of 4 skewers lessons, handicrafts, and songs Kellems Joins Tax Foes Gilead School. guage In .the ®®*;^®®®* *® President, WUllpm Thom- ttag"^ biased*'dlscrimteation ro^s^ Solomon- has been flowers. The other bush has one o r e laying eggs to Insure a i ^ - ^ tacrette ww*Uie we^ j for children from three to 14 churoh gH^u^y sudtehed to anrlrejudices.” “I must view t^d 'is De la Grisserale. The stem with Grandma Perkins er generation of leaf eaters 1 cook book (OontiiiiMd from Page One) The only otoer bidder, Re- from where you work? years old. Registratlini, with- ® V. English The local church was ^ ( ^ e r , flm ^ w te d ,^ ^ legislation dictating curriculum piailts come to Mr. Solomwi in blossoms while the flowers on next yew. a U.S. spokesman' said 22] eral leved” and therefore hurts public Oil Co. submitted a bid (xit charge, can be made by groove, graduated edate income uie middle and low-income for No. 2 oil only at .1471c per one of the first Luthwan 7 “■ ®°“*’®® ®°ntent as a threat to u„,e to ^ planted in early the rest of the plant are dark Drwping Tonnes Americans died from nonhostlle calling toe church office. If churches to craduct a serrice from the rivw, because it is t^ academic freedom,” said Mee- “ pril Through the summer he red . Carla C^enette of Ellington, causes, more than in the pre-J tax.’ payers. \ gallon. 10 Diston Cordless necessary, transportation will i) In English. This was du^g mud^y and Is not high enwgh ,.j certainly hope that mat- tr^ta th ^ aa he would any -« i® obvious that the grafted planted tomato seeds in This raised the totai , But one union official said the the pastorate of The Rev. Wal- a company spokesman said to- included in other rose plant, making sure P®rt of one plant has been klU- Jamiary h o i^ to have ripe to- to r the war from nonhostlle Quality be provided. state Income tax is "not the You cau when you live at 8t. Peter’s Episcopal ChUrch of income tax legislation ter von Schenk. day -intergroup relations’ are al- they have enough water and are ®d PV w*nter weather and that ‘>y ^ ^ ^ causes to 9,644. \ Shortly Eifter pEistor . von Both companies have had to rg^dy being taught in history firmlv tied to stakes to hold ®^’ *7®* ®ne grafted shoot of the ^en ^sapp^ted. Her torrm- American corcom bat deaths re- will spoiiimr a crafts program that our union can support.” KELLY RD.. VERNON for childreh aged six to ten on iTie state income tax is on a Schenk’s retirement and subse- ^y w^r from toe MwchMter and soclEd studies classes.” them upright. Strangely enough, ”* ICE CHEST Tuesday,^ July 20. Mrs. Anne scale from one per cent of toe OPEN MON. I Kl. Ill !i SA l . Ill qtient death in 1921, the Rev. WaterOo. since Union Pond w^ ^Required toe governor to he does no fertilizing, but he ^ ^ ■ . . . , „ .wv oi. i. ------by THERMOS GA i a j O v u A. Ulkus served for a brief drained because muck on toe dear judgeship appointments veeps toe soil loose around toe ™®®® came from toe root drooped and fdl off. She h ^ a 300,692, the U.S. Command said, Walcott, art teacher at Webster taxable Income of $1,000 or un- 6L6-7370 'term. He was followed by the P«nd s bottom has been washing -^^th toe legislature’s Judiciary nlants. He sprays only about ®^°ck? Charles S. Burr of C.R. few early tomato^, but,n^ toe south VletnEunese totals for Reg. $29.95 Hlll Sch(x>l in West Hartford, der to six per cent of taxable ■ h \flev. Erich O. Pleper who down toe Hockanum. The pond committee when toe GenerEd once in a season, but is not sure ^ P ’^- fruits that she ex- ^ a r are 129,926 killed and will, direct toe program. More income of $12,000 or more. Mas- information is available from sachusetts, Vermont and New served as pastor from 1923 and draped this ^rlng to allow Assembly is not in session. The that even that much spray is Huey, a very old rose that is pected. 282,101 wounded, and the allied NOW toe -YWCA East Branch office York have tougher income tax hel^the position for 40 years for repairs to Union Pond Dam present system, under which in- necessarv He has no trouble ®on®®t‘mes used as root stock. JMeph M. Lent, plwt science cppimands claim 767,287 North andonH dredging/1vWij1o4na> 4min fVizxtoe scRithem aAsiftiAmm terim judgeship . « < . appointments______i_ .x ______i.. ^ t h Insects or dlseEise. A viflltAf* -visitor inani>fvf{mcr inspecting /Mit*our (VomHongarden nrflflHlRnT*professor A.tat toe TlnlVAPSitVUniversity O of t «Vietnameset i ^ 4______and TViet r t .^ Cong | at 233 Ellington Rd. laws. until Idling health forced him Field Training The UAW offlclal said ,.toe tip of toe pond. are acted on by toe legislature Winter Cover remarked that he hsid not seen CJonnecticut, says this Is a itoy- 'jfiued since toe stiut of 1961. And the biggest surprise of aU to retire in 1963. that old-fEushloned rose In many Biological condition, not a dla« . ______’Theodore P. Wleler, son, of state tax duplicates "tax loop- The R^.^. David P. ScEier, at its ne2ct regulEir session, “has Around Thanksgiving Day, years. We think we will lej It esise, and may happen Einy.ye^. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Weller holes which benefit those In toe worked satisfactorily” and “J when gfrowto is finished, Mr. now a proffeMor of Systematic continue to bloom. Extremely hot weather, which of 17 Deerfield Lane, South high Income brackets at toe fed­ / see no resison to change this Solomon loosens toe soil around Copter Craghes COMMERCIAL GRADE Theology at ^^ncordia Theo­ Israeli Patrol Gone ftom New York we had for a time in June, is to is that this new life-style can be procedure now, pEUllcularly the roots of each plEint, removes logical SemlnEiry-^ln SpringfleM, If you toou^t Jackson & Per- be blamed. Later blossoms on TEL AVIV (AP) — An Israeli 111., WEIS., pEistor\some seven Blamed in Blast when toe legislature meets ev- the stake Eind lays toe tree flat kins was an eastern compEiny, the som e plEints should set fruit Eilr force, helicopter with 10 per- NYLON CARPET yeEirs Eigo when the\first steps ery year,” Meskill said. pp the gfround where he cavers it located dt Newark, N.Y., you normally. sons aboard crashed into the BEIRUT, LebEUion (AP) — An yours for such a modest investment,.. were taken toward the estab­ Prorated local property taxes completely, roots, stem Eind would have been right until Carla is a vocational agricul- MedlterraneEin Thursday, toe lishment of ■ the new 'Uilding Israeli patrol crossed into toe motor vehicles so as to pre- leaves, with a foot of soil. This is about three years ago. The ture student at Rockville IQgh mlKItary command announced. WITH HIGH DENSITY which will be officially com- South Lebanese vlUage of Ra- ''®"*^ people, , from ,avoidlngf , . near- gJl the -protection toe -plant compEuiy WEIS sold about then ScJiool. When I asked about toe The craft “ fell into toe sea” %A 9 5 pleted and dedicated next Sun- ly a year s taxes by buying new should need through toe winter to Harry & David, a California tomatoes, she changed the sub- off El Arish, in the occupied Si ' n u . n * RUBBER BACKING day.ay. houses Euid pulled out without cars right after toe assessment - season.seEison. Q^ng" ' toe first ‘ few' ------win-"" company that packs Eind ships ject quickly to her strawberry nal...... desert, a spokesman said. A 'Trinity’s present pastor, toe Causing any casualties, a Le- „ J?"!]?!?!®, „ ^h® ««® business crop which, she said, was great, search U under way. SAVE $3.00 a sq. yd. SQ. YD. Two an4 three-bedroom townhousea.from Rev. Bruce E. Rudolf, who has p^ese army spokesman reporlt- and commendable,” said Mes- unharmed. In April again the served toe congregation' since ed. \ kill. “ Unfortunately, aasessment soil cover is removed, toe tree $ C .9 9 1966, will officiate during the Rah™, half ,,a ,...,0 mile from the P*'®®®'!"'’®® n^® ®“®b that this - propped upright, - - and it is ready rite of deconsecration Sunday frontie^is one of several Le- leEislation would create an ad- to start growing again, Dan River $24,600 to $28,900 as well as at toe dedication of banese vUlages that Palestinian mtolstrative nightmare . . . any There are other roses of more toe new church, the following guerrillas u)5e as a springboEuxl Increased tax revenue which convfeptional sorts, and other 1 G A R D E N S ■ Gallon Writ to Wall Other units available from $19,900 week. for raids into Israel. might result would be more than flowers. around the Solomon Ix^oodhw xL offset by toe increased costs of pome. Next door, making a nice CARPET SPECIAL 10% Down Payment! Immediate Occupancy! \ administration.” transition between two city lots, instahI —Established “Half-way pi^„eis Handley has planted For Plants 7'hat Please! CH ILD'S Houses” for problem children LIVING ROOM 12x1! Crafts Show Tomorrow ^der toe stete Department ot GERANIUMS BEDDING PLANTS WONtY (Mdren and Youth Services. president of toe Hartford AGEBATUM, MARIGOLDS, PLAY BOX DINING ROOM 9x12 Cromwell Hills has been cited as one of the caost desirable T1 Summerfest Craft Show Silver, coordinators of Suihmer “This appr^ch d^s "ot allow Group and an active Still Large, In Bloom and Beautiful PETUNIAS, ZINNIAS, ETU. the commissioner to provide toe ■will it^rt tomorrow at 12-;30 Activities of Manchester (SAM), vice president ot toe Saving H A U 3x12 condominium developments in America. Every townhouse best type of placement in toe Reg. $1.19 and $1.38 O O ^ p a c k SAND p.m. in lenter Park. There will or. to Mark Staknis, publicity Bank of MEmchester.. is completely carpeted, handsomely decorated and fiilly most economical mEinner,” said 07 3 for $2.50 be no adhtission charge. chairmEui of SAM, at the park In toe backyard at to® Solo­ for OAIMBr-88 OZ. PAD-LABOB Meskill. H& said toe department Plant Late Vegetable Plants Now' 99c Thirty w ea crEtitsmen and tomorrow between 9 a.m. to mon home, besides a border of e- ' ’ oaSnjEUXLti inbtajuled equipped with deluxe General Electric appliances, including amea-dy hits toe funds to place /T^ $7.50 DtClAlDlKO EVERYTHINO artists are scheduled to have noon. Exhibitors should bring j., . shriibs and garden flowers. in “ orlv&tclv $ 1 . 4 0 $ ' washer and dryer. Nothing for you to do but move in! If booths . to sell their wares. their own tables and equipment operated half-wayc I en houses, n foster there is 40 by 20-foot sw lm m l^ What It Means to CrEiftsmen who have not applied and set up their exhibits tomor- BLUEBERRY PLANTS ' OHOOHB ra o fx 8 TEXTUBBB you’ve been collecting apartment-house rent receipts or are hom es\nd similar community P®®J. ^^®5® Mr- Solomon takes AMP 48 OOLOBA ' p l u s t a x but wish to exhibit may do so row morning.- fed up with the high cost of keeping up a home, it’s time you operated\resldentlal facilities ® d‘P tirice a day. He was a NEWEST VARIETIES — FULL OF BERRIES $0 QC ON by completing the application , After the craft show, a rock torou gh ou t> e state.” track athlete in his Vouto, ruh- 12 FT. INDOOR RUBBER CARPET TH.ES discovered the many advantages of living at Cromwell Hills! printed below Eind gflvlng it to and folk concert will be held in —EstabUshM non-residentlal the mile, two-mile and REO. 81.AS — A FOB $9.88 fca O rW Your Carrier-Boq INDOOR ROLLS BACK 12” X 12” SELF S'nCK Miss Cheryl Schaffer or Paul the park beginning at 6:30 p.m. “ multi-servic^enters” for pro- c*-®®® country events for New OUTDOOR OUTDOOR RUBBER BACK - blem children. Meskill said toe Y®*-!* University, where he grad­ Get (Dhlnota Buga Now wifii BLACK TOP • YOUR thoughtfulness in paying uated in 1931. He had grown up BLUE HYDRANGEAS Orange - Gold - bill was ‘'totally Vtrniecessary— your newspaper carrier the very first OARKT OARPET ^ 2 '^ Blue-Green- SA M SUMMERFEST in Brooklyn and always lived In OBANOBM9LUB because toe department of Chil­ IN BLOOM ee QV SCOnrKUIT $5j95 time he calls to collect, means more BLUE-GOLD toe city ‘until he came to Mtin- PATCH CKIBEN-RUST SQ. YD. RUST-CKHJ} SQ. YD. Rust ea. Saturday, July 10, Craft Show Application dren and Youth S eries “now LARGE S’ PLANTS to this young businessman than you chester in 1931. IBs wife, toe Covers 2AM sq. ft. has toe authority to pera>rm all may realize. Live like tomorrow Today... at of toe activities outIined\jn toe former Helen Bayer, is a Man­ N A M E '...... ;...... T.Tiim mrena aIOIRICAN proposed legislation.” chester gfirl and they met in' N-lb. Bag > ' Get Rid of Ugly Crsbgrass In Your Lawn GETTING his money quickly from AREA flOO SA U I —Given the Agriculture college. H.T.H. SWIMMING each customer, enables him to com­ OERMie THE ON HEAVY RUBBER BACK ADDRESS ...... partment toe job of inspecti: The Solomons have thf®® chil­ dren. Mark lives in Philadelphia Now plete his collections without call­ OOOiFLETBLY INSTTAILED 9 X 12 ENDS FINI8HBD pet shops which do not sell dogs!^ backs, pay his route bill on time, and but do sell other pets including Suburb, has his own insurance POOL SUPPLIES $0 .0 0 UP TO iOO SQ. FEET RIQDhOOLD-RUST-BLUB “cats, monkeys, guinea pijg's, obpsulting firm. Comprehensive enjoy full profits from his efforts. f 1 Get CLOUT «4.95 ■Which pleases any young man just TELEPHONE ...... hamsters, rabbits, birds and rep- Msihagement Services, lectures tiles.” The bills would cost $49,- at thexWharton School of Finance 25% DISCOUNT starting out in business for himself! PREP. $■ .95 Your Townhouse in the Country 332 which was not Included in of the\ University of Pennsyl- Covers 6,000'sq. ft. EXTRA SCHOOL (if student) ...... the budget, Meskill said. vanla, fipd conducts seminars THIS summer, whether at home or A Gampel Realty Development a » iis —Authorized the creation of a for Certified iJfe Underwriters, away, you’ll want to enjoy your news­ CRAFT OR ITEM TO BE SOLD ...... new regional community college Phyllis, Mrs^ David Starr, lives Resurface Your Driveway or Entrance CHARCOAL PORTLAND paper every day! Please make sure that your carrier-boy is paid prompt­ in toe Meriden-Walllngford Eirea. in PYamlngham, M eiss., where . ■ Use CONGOLEUM APPROXIMATE PRICE RANGE ...... TTie college Is not in toe plans her husbEmd Is head of the FOLIAGE PLANTS CEMENT ly for all copies! AREA flUfl SALE! of tlie board of trustees for re- Massachusetts ^ p a rtm en t of ON HEAVY RUBBER BACK NO WAX 'VINYL FLOOR Cromwell Hills is Icx^ited at the intersection o f UP TO 9 X 12 KITOHEN APPROXIMATE SPACE NEEDED ...... r...... glonal community colleges, Mes- ______’ \ JENNITE G^Ls HAS INSECTICIDES — TOOLS 12 X 16 ENDS FINISHED Routes 9 and 72 in Cromwell. Rowings from 10 A.M. ’til dark. kill said. fr-- jnanrtiiTBtTr RBD.QiOID-BLUB-'RUST OOMPLErrELY INSTALLEO The Beat H-lb. Bag For additional information phone 527-9804 or 347-8538. It is understood that 6% of my gross SEdes (under 21 years) S.\MK l),V^ .SKHVK'K FERTILIZERS, ETC.. ETC. ’ or 10% of my gross sales (if 21 years or older) will go to toe G erm an Club Largest .'U.I. DRV rLK,\NIN'(; Evrmtts PBEP. EXTRA Sumerfest Program. 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'f r PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY,-TOLY 9, 1971 PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULIt 9, 1971 teen center by 119, 88 wlb -33 of peace were agreed upon and Tolland undecided. f Tolland County Superior Court the ImpoaiUon of any sentence Recently, the President has bean re­ . Asked wheber b ey and b elr was suspended for Woodward MARLOVlrS-FIRST for EVERYTHHN! HUmrliPBtpr and a $26 fine remitted for Chi- No. 89 ta a serlea from Marlow’s: Where to And wlmt yon ceiving, and has now rejected, conslder- families would participate in -be activities of a community Last Gulley Hall Case aputti. want! Yonr friends and neighbors bought the foaowbic ' able advice that ha ahoidd open the b- Over-All Town Plan center 106 said yes, 68 no and State’s attorney ' Donald B. from Mariow’s last week, (Ober stores have some at those flaUonsry valves a little wider and run r 37 were undecided. Caldwell said that ta bob of items but only Marlow’s haa bem all!) X —■■■>■ w fvm Attracts Little Notice these cases evidence which the risk that inflation would climb still Crandall’s Park was favored as b e location of a community The. last of four companion ed,'. and of a secoild count of as- came to light since b e lr ar­ Winner and Still Champion — more b order to obtab a quicker turn Backed in Survey▼ ^ 7 center by 10 101,. 1, compared to 68 *" ‘ made headlines process rest moicai^ Indicated me the amve state would ■s ■ n j m in e The Same Owners upward b b e employment a b tl sties. . opposed and 66 undecided. » in appealing his sentence whjeh be unsuccesrful m pressing b e M A IfL U IIw since 1 9 U -! An overwhelming number of dltltmal schbol construction, 149 o b e r l~'nHnng suggested by disposed of in having to serve mere serious charges, • The reason ‘we cite totlay fOr respect­ town rosldents favor undertak- people supported b e year-round residents included b e use Tdlland County Superior Court months w lb a total of ten It was Just a year ago t ^ A hooded man’s SWEATSHIRT. ing b o President’s declsloh b not eco- tag a comprehensive town plan schools compared to 101 opposed of local ■ churches and schools, this week. No reporters were monbs suspended and proba- Chlaputtl, Stamatakla and S<^ This one goee to Maine and cool days Ifu^tM er, Ooim., u 8«oaoa nomb, but political. and a more professional Depart- and 44 undecided. The community center, If or- courtroom and few spec- tlon for two years. ber appeared in court, plea e and evenings . . . Many colors in au slsee. We don’t think there b much doubt b ment of Healb and sanitation Opinion regarding b e com- granlzed, should be self support- . . „ chlaputtl Meanwhile before b e trial Innocent and requeued that all "subscription lU T U than presently exists, according munlcation between principals ing according to a 141-41 vote ® ^ one of the other bree arrested ‘bree cases be consolidated, Fu«l)le in ' b e Presldent’a mind, or b b e m bd of MRNDETS ta Uts for repairing pots to results of a governmental and parents was evenly spilt vrib 87 undecided. Tax support of WilUimantlc P*®“ *®^ ^ i b him, Manul Stamatakls of ’‘bey expressed b e fear b a t and pauis . . . A quick wny thnt has any political analyst, bat it b going to survey undertaken earUer b is w lb 98 feeling b ere Is enough, of b e center was opposed w lb n bdormatlOT an^ Coventry had pleaded guUty to Sober, who was not a UConn been used since time Immemorial for be b e Monomlo abte of b e nation year by b e Tolland Junior 99 stating b ere is not enough 175 against, 66 ta favor and 48 fined $26, Which was - ^ gubsUtulte information charg- student but who was an out- salvagtag^a leaking pot. Woman’s Club. and 88 undecided. undecided.uiiuwkuc\». iitt -.4. j a inic breachoreaioi ofw peacepence byuy assaulttiaeMtuii. spoken- r ------crusader . . . against goy- u o r wbch b w dominant factor b the 1973 Die survey also revealed a Many,of bo people answering ------start d y hrmairino- nnri »nt*rinntag Band Sought They pushed aside Dean of ^ . StfhsorSier to Los Anceies Times-Washlne- Job and power. Add tt alt up etb er way, They Would also be receptive Overwhelming support was Students John Manning and two THE ABOVE ITEMS MAY BE AVAHABIJB IN A FEW too Post News Serrlee.' STORES -4 SAVE MUJEAGE BY COMING HERE FIRST! run seiTiee client of N. B. A. 8errfoe. be. ' and he U risking at least as much for .to actions to change b e present given to b e start of a compre- campus security officers, broke PidilialierB Representattres — iGkUiews. hlmsrif as he risks for the rest of us. Board of Selectmen-Town Meet- hensive plan outlining b e By Whitmore glass door panels and some THERE IS ONLY ONE STORE TO GET THEM AU. AT and Cullen bo., Speotel Acsncy tag form of government but are town’s future needs and goals windows and stayed ta b e build- U biapi^. to b WllHman c, I50X .s t ()u a (; k , . . MARLOW’S. MARLOW’S . . . FIRST FOB EVERY- — New Tone, Chicaco, D etrottaad---- - One thing we know for sure: he doewi’t divided as to an alternative. (266-14) albough how the plan •«A ocv:uiiusecond locallovn. banducum Is now w for about two hours bciJi charged w lb breaking and THINO SINCE 1911! Downtown Mata S t, Manchester ^ MgMBBR ATIDIT BCRBAV OT CIRCDUM .u------arrested entering vlteence a n d 'm - III rn :i! ( i,i: \ m kn want to lose and he doewTt b to id to Almost everyone Is dlssatisifl- should be undertaken Was split in b e formative stages, only ;i (.',1 . ' n llil . M.iMi h--t- I OPEN 8 DAYS — THURSDAY NIGHTS t i n 8:88 ed w lb b e services b ey re- between professional and lay this one has a country western- after b e disruption but only one ®ault upon 4 PoUce officer, lln Diaptay adreetisiiv clde lose. >w McadsT — 1 p.m. celve ta exchange for b e amount help. gospel approadi to music. _case______ever______went to_____ trial,____ bat of ®«'h ®“ ® P‘®«® *»'‘«“ ** Bor Tnesdey — 1 p.na. ___ There b no guaranbe that b b makes of taxes bey pay, but a ta r Professional help as advocated Floyd Whitmore of Rt. 30 has James M. Sober of New York Ber W ednt^r — 1 bbl IB Bor Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuc__ . him a wise economist. lesser percentage haa ever by 184 compared to 72 opposed announced he Is seeking must- City. He had taken a year off Bdt XYlday — 1 p,m. Wednesday. AU we hope U no matter what bobered to attend a Board of and 83 undecided; while a com- clans who would Uke to partici- from studies at Yale to do some Oasstfled deadline 4:S0 p.m 3K be- Finance meeting, or for that mlttee composed of volunteers pate ta a country western group organizing for SDS and for b e (ore aUhUeatlen 4 ;n p.m. IMday ter b e poUUcel reaulb may be^ Inflation SatuiQay and Holiday pUbboatloo. matter any type of governmen- representing b e community or to entertain at area nUrstag Progressive Labor Party of begba at least to hold stlU, and employ­ tal meeting, w lb b o exception representatives of town boards homes, hospitals and prisons, which he was a member, Triday. July 9 ment begbs to Inch upward, as, appar­ of town meetings. was favored^by"172 w lb 88 op- Whitmore and his wife Joan His trial attracted a great MASTER CHAREEI “Welcome Back” diweb’S club ently, Prestdeht Nixon b convinced bey Reaction to a teen center was posed, and 46 undecided. are also seeking gospel stagers deal ,, of attention as b e court- The **Isolatlonists” Are Not mixed w lb strong sentiments . Asked If b ey would be willing for b e group. room drew many students and have already begun to do. voiced on bob sides. to serve on such a committee a The announcement of b e became a forum for ^ b e r s VfcerTreaklent Agnour, in some of his The compilation of b e sur- aurpristagly large number ta- formation of b e band follows Ideas until b e patieTOe of "““Ke interviews ahtoad, like President Nixon, vey Is based on 816 returns re- dlcated’ b ey would (188, com- on b e heels of b e first formal Le° Pf™“®y In some of his domestic ccnuuMits, pro- .Somebody Does Care celved by b e Tolland Junior’s, pared to 64 no and 67 undecld- appearance of former Ink Spot extens ve p "F T / The results win be studied by ed). mUy WlUlams’ Thllanders band fesMs to Uv« b (esr «C a resumptlan of Oohgreaeman Wright Patnuui, /bat b e organisation w lb an eye The strong sentiments against last week. ’s ^ r was found guilty of ta- something he oaBs “isolniHrnlsm’’ b troublesome Texas Democrat who/ has toward undertaking puMlc additional construction of gas 'Whitmore has Issued an ap- nnaonit America. long considered hlmsrif b e q ie c ^ y ap- service projects. stations was evident, wlb 279 peal for people ta be area wlb ^iice officer and Oopiea have also been sent to respondents answering affirms- talent ta country music, adding ^ .ntorinir without BROWN’S TIRE SHOP Both he and the President — and pobted guardian of b e ethlca^/w b e Photographed by Sylvian Ofiara town officials for beta tafor- tlvely to b e question “Do you he hasn’t been able to find permission. jjgHe was found ta­in­ many respected 'Washington commentar banking community, b branchbg out. BOSTON rnation. The questionnaire pro- faej the town should find some them so far. R"nocent of • b e more serious tors, too — have succeeded, lately, b Now he Is beginning to give h b b- video a rare insight Into b e ^^^y to control b e construction He said he organized a slml breaking and entering w lb vio­ 333 MAIN ST. borrowing the term "IsolBtlonbt*’ from sentiments of tiie townspeople more gas staOims?’’ compar- lar group ta hla native Thomas lence w lb which he was charg- terest to those politicians who are cur­ and has come up w lb some ta- ed to 23 opposed and seven un- ton, Maine w lb great success its true meaning and applying It b a rently pushing, b various states, “out- tereattag and ta some cases im- decided. His wife has already been ta ^MCial meaning all their own. tendlrii schemes to raise public lioonleB Toddly in History expected opinions. Even bough b ey oppose more -vited to stag at the state pris ■8W In lb true meaxring, “isolatlonlat'' through gambling.’’ Goverament gas station construction towns- mi, but needs mtislclans to back While a lm o s t everyone people would welcome b e loca- her up. WANTED describes the position of somebody who Congressman Patman origbally got Inside By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS P et^e, meeting ta Los Ange­ les, i^cted be “black power” knows what typo of govern- tlon of small neighborhood “i can’t guarantee b a t Clean, Late Mtidel wants the United fitates to retire from irito b e gambUig issue by b e elde door, Today Is Friday, July 9, be New Limit On Moscow 190b day of 1971. There are 176 concept hf racial separatism. ment the town operates under stores by a 187-70 opinion w lb penses will be paid,” he a'dded> the world Into l b own shell, declining as a reatdt of h b concern for b e banka. days left In b e year. One Y6ar Ago (279 yes, 28 no) b ey tend to op- 39 undecided. but stressed such a group USED CARS ihtematlonal obligations, assoclstbns He was be bstrumental' factor b be Today’s Highlight b History It was announced bat be pose any move to run b e first Pnbllo Health would be an asset to b e com- U.S. deab toll ta'the Vietnam and second Selectmen on .b e Asked If b e town should Join munlty. ^ ^Top Prices Paid and reqionriUllties. passage of a federal bw which, for­ On b is date In 1816, Argen­ war — 61 killed ta one week — same baUot as to done for ^ regional healb district Instead Boys League Standings MANCHESTER Report tina declared its Independence Fpr All Makes! Lately,’ however, tlib b i^ haa been tunately, prevented New York Sbte was b e lowest toll in th r ^ and President and vice president ^ part-time healb director Present standings ta be Tol- from Spain. HipUed Indiscrimlnatfdy to evetybody from carrying through a sriume to have By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert'^ D. Novak one-half years. ' ^ and for Governor and U . Gov- gyatem now used, 122 of bose ipnii Boys League show b e CARTER CHEVROLCT On Ttds Date ernor (114 yes, 168 no, and 41 replying agreed compared to Twins leading b e American and anybody who diaagreea witfa the way its banka, normsUy be wmbol brift, In 1776, Gen. George Wash­ undeclded).. C 6 .r IN C . actor in that tragic and heroic ington summoned his troops in undecided).. oppoMd and 77 undecided. League w lb a 10-3 record, b e United States conducb Itself abroad, become branch offices for be sale of WARSAW — Albough mixed occupation of b e most homog­ (At present b e town Is run More stringent Inspection of while b e Mete lead b e Nation- 1229 wUh some skepticism bob eneous, naticmalbtic, and December drama. The possi- New York and had b e Declara­ or who objects to some of the appeuant lottery tickets. by a„ Democratic------first------select septic tank systems was favor- al League wlb an 8-3 record. Phone 649-5238 Tom Brown Communist a n d non-party largest country wlbb be ^ bUlty of military Intervention tion of Independence read to Current Quotes purposes of lb conduct abroad. was circumscribed not only by mgn although voting control on 140.47 w lb 60 imdeclded. in b e American League, b e Any trend which could even counten­ leaders here now feel that b e -Viet bloc, an occupation b hos­ them. th^Roard of Selectmki is held . problems ^o i b e town Yanks w lb a 7-4 record are ta tile terrl|j^ which might well b e question of tl^ PDlhb In 1819, b e Inventor of b e We don’t doubt that there are some ance such a role for b e boidcs of a stale December crisis, ^far from By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS by tb ^ two RepubUcan select- jum p and future utiUty needs second place followed by the heightening b e danger of So­ be resbted^every Inch of b e army’s "loyalty” but also by sewing machine, Elias Howe, IS BACK TO WORK FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS Ajnerioans who, b despair over the di­ deserves b e ’Texan’s description as a the fact that Intervention would was bom in Spencer, Mass. “The public has no way of men.) ‘^ are a vaUd concern, wlb 174 Red Sox 7-7 and be Indians 3- To g et th a t good viet mllibry btervention b way. A majority pf towniqieople pa<^ie favoring b e start of a 1 1 . rection and the posriMe futility of some “dbease.” Poland, served to set limib cm P«riand, ta short, ta no Czech- have been a dagger In b e In 1860, President .Zachary keeping us honest. T h ^ ’s b e feeling Inside... of our policies abroad, have an emo­ heart of b e Soviet campaign Taylor died at the White House chance they have to take.”— have had experiehee w lb ober uyuty study Involving sewers, The American League farm What Congressman Patman suggesb Soviet power for b e first time oslovakb. Moreover, b e work­ fcHTss of governmenl yes, refuse disposal and pubUc water team division has b e undefeat- 8-OZ. "ON THE/ROCKS." GLASS ers’ riots b Podand werq anti­ for central European detente, — after serving only one year Bert PrinU, acting permit pro­ Central Air- tional tendmtey to try to have ua wash b b e possible need for federal remedial sbee be post-war construc­ 47 no and 10 undecided) "wlb a guppUes, compared to 87 opposed ed Twins ta first place w lb a' W ITH m i n i m u m p u r c h a s e tion of b e Soviet empire. government, not anti-party. a campaign intimately con­ and four months of his term. gram for be Envlrotunentol Condition your our hands of the world and retire bto legislation. Lsgalbed gambling he says, nected w ith b e dMigerous In 1940, during World War n , Protection Agency, ta-dlsclostag large proportion of bese fa- 30 undecided. 13-0 record followed by b e In- FREE! Moreover, b e view b a t b e There was not, as there had vorlng a change ta the local contracting for townwide dians 7-6, Yanks 2-10, and Red home w ith some snug foctreas America all our own, wlbout fear of contradiction, “b b e been b the Soviet Invasion of Soviet-Chinese border dispute b e Duke of Wlndspr was ap­ ta an Interview b a t b e EPA December e rb b defined a new on b e Soviets’ Eastern fron­ pointed governor of b e Baha­ plans to keep some information governmental structure (140 trash. coUection Is not favored sox 1-18. with a big tandpUe for ua to stbk our UmltaticMi on Soviet military Czechoslovakb, , a problem of greateat form of regressive taxatioa that doctrinal deviation inside b e tier. mas. on which industrial waste dis­ yes, 9(t no and 68 undecided), ^t this time by most of,b® *‘®* Second place ta b e National FIGHT POLLUTION! heads bto. power also has persuasive sup­ Heiice b e new limitation on In 1947, be engagement of charge permits are issued se­ The taterest In' a governmen- spondents w lb 90 In favor, con- 'Le'ague is held down by b e can be Imposed on b e pe<^e. It sooka porters aniong long-time West­ Communist party. Incredibly But the great majority of Americans bad economic plannings, not Soviet power within b e Com­ England's Princess EUzabeb cret If a manufacturer wants tt tal change is evidenced by fav- tracted to 118 opposed and 42 cards w lb a 6-6 record, follow- b e pbor and lets the rich.—^who do their ern experts here. In retrospect, and Lt. PTillip Mountbatteri was orable re«q)onse to a suggested undecided. ed by b e Braves 4-7, and Pl- The uniquely wlx> w b the title of Isolationist because poiiUcal revisionism, was the munist bloc. Preventing any to do so. SWITCH TO LEAD-FREE SUPER AMOCO PREMIUM 6ASOUNE gamhlbg b atocka — off b e hook.’’ ben, b e important lesson to be recurrence of a genuine work­ announced. series of discussions concerning Safety rates 3-7. drawn from be workers’ riob cause of b e erbb. new and hotter they disagree with the meihoda and ob­ 'W e don’t Uke fedurai control of b e It was to prevent a blood- ers' uprising here must now be In 1960, b e Soviets breaten- aU forms of town government Opinion on b e extent of pres- The National League farm dl- last December b not so much “For too long taflatlon has wlb 178 answering affinpatlve- ent , poUce protection afforded vision la led by be Pirates 9- system by jectives their country b employing b bab,s whose repercussions a major Soviet objective. ed b e United States w lb rock­ continued at an unbreakable kind of Ufe b e states choose to permit b e danger of civil war and ets If any atte'mpt were made ly, 70 negative and 61 unde- by one resident state trooper'' 2, followed by b e Cards 9-3, some instances b the world today are b e toppling of b e Qomulka would gravely damage b e par­ level. For too iMig b e rosy and Space Conditioning . belr cltbuis. ty, b a t led Moscow to counsel to oust the Castro goremment elded. augmented by constable patrol R r^(CS g j < e-6, and Meta 3-10. from SHOCKS not Isolatianbb at aU, but the nation’s regime, but rattier bat be cptimistlc predictions have been Comments received on b e two nights a week and on week- cal Colt team has an BRAKES We do wish b e politicians of b e 1971 a conslUatory jq>proach to the In Cuba. converted Into gloomy and pes­ The lo<^ Coll true btemarionaliab. . D ecem ^r crisis found Moscow workers. But even wlb that, Ten Years Ago questionnaires relating to forma ends' was mixed wlb 152 thtak- even 2-2 retold. CALL TIRES Legislature had riiown more sense than frightened by Its own Impo­ Herald simistic facta.”—Sen. li^ e of town government showed 39 tag this was sufficient, 126 stat­ FOGARTY BROS^ TUME-UPS They believe America must be b the b e Polish Communist party, A U.S. space capsule launch­ Mansfield, IXMont., at a meet­ The bree Pdny^ League team to give Connecticut horse track betting, tence. dborganbed and atrophied at ed from a rocket was recovered in favor of a town manager;' tag It Isn’t and_^ undecided. Standings are Trojaiis 7-3, Pan- I AUONMENT world, but as lb number one oitlsen, nOt When former party boss Yesterdays ing of b e Senate-House Eco­ ING. LUBRIOAtlONIIOAT off be track betting, and a state lottwy, b e top after 14 years of Gom- In the air by an Air Force plane nomic Committee. 10 strong mayor-Eouncll form ’Hie estabUsRmOHt Of a fulb b ers 6-8, and SaxonS''4r4. lb number one policeman. Wladyslaw Gbmulka perceived over b e Pacific. and 17 for a fuU-time first se- time poUce force w m o p p ^ d St, Matthew’s Churel^.. 819 BROAD STREET 649-8973 I BATTERIES which adds up to almost as much aU-out ulka, barely ratified Gomulka’s 25 Year$ Ago Fuel Oil—Oil Burner • ACOE^RIES They believe b the bevlbbUlty and bob his party and his country replacement by pragmatic Ed­ Five Years Ago leotman. Also mentioned by one by 178 while 80 felt It would be A meeting for all boys enter; legalised gamblbg as b possible. crumbling around him on Dec. The National Association for “Black s tu d ie s courses Sales and Service ward Glerek In b e crucial < Concrete- foundation of b e persim was a town, council a good Idea and 61 were unde­ tag slxb grade ta September Air Conditioning the potentlaUty of an International sys­ ’Ihere should have been acme kbd of 14, hb spontaneous reaction Salterh Pond swimming pool b e Advancement of Colored shouldn’t be an ego trip. No while two opted for'a town man- cided. and who wish to serve as alter Dec. 20 politburo vote. tn^uod Budget Payment Dtet. by Mercury OU Co., 80 Burbank Bd„ Weberefeld, *Oond., tem of law and order such as that repre­ rebellion of sanity and decency against was to ask b e Kremlin to b- Evidence of just how deep Is laid and work on b e Quemset matter what you know about ager ^ council form. A majority of those boys will be held Monday at 9 \ Plan sented by the Charbr of the United Nar tervene. Moscow's immebaite the Soviet taterest was to pre­ hut is expected to start soon. black history you have to be % h e town Charter which------be- a.m. at be church. 84 Hoar'Customer Sendee b b kbd of effort to raise additional response was a hard, flat no, able to read to learn it. Learn­ tlons, and they therefore believe b the vent continuation of b e Gom- Figures released by be Man­ came effective July 1 retains * jj^^vo^lfw ie “n*® R®v- Duane Coan. S.T sb te funds. There wasn’t, vblch makes tblowed by a strong message ulka regime, or Its replace­ chester Town Charity Depart- Open Forum ing Swahili is fine, but you must the present form of govern- . ® from be Missionary Servants of surrwider of some of their own national- it raber pleasant, after aU, to know to b e Polbh politburo to Im­ ment by an even harder-lbe .ment show a case Increase of know basic Etagll^ also.”—^Dr. mentf but can be changed after the Most Holy Trinity wlU speak FORD IN.C. isUc sovereignty, not b retiring to try mediately reverse -Gomulka’s Helped Wlb Display Wilson Riles, superintendent of ______F ITZGERALD b a t b ere b somebody, even If It b only party boss, b abundant. Thus, nearly 100 per cent, caused appointment of a charter re- , . -.^0-^1 res- at all Masses Sunday, describ- maile(^-fist strategy and adopt had b e vote gone against Gle­ primarily by broken homes, public instruction and director to build a new high waU around It. of education for California, ta a vlslon commIsMon Md ado^ pqUee departm llt shared b g b e work of h b o ^w . a far-off Texas Congressman, who cares a ccMiclUatory tone -to b e rag­ rek on Dec. 20, b e Glerek fac­ divorces, drunken- husbands, To b e Editor, tion of changes by a town meet- towns met w lb A course on Mebodle tw the wrong reasons and, fa^bi^ a two-pobt increase b the sales his post raber ban follow at Planning and cated 87Nwould b® T ilin g to . old Jail Museum and b e $1795. Fischetti ^«Sw hat work, com ^ to 107 no and mus^m on , AIR CONDITIONING bicldenblly, delivering to us all a coy tax—to 7 per cMit from b e present 5 per -Gomulka’s order to fire on b e $1995. $1245. workers, b e Soviet military Invitation to look upon themselves as cent.,. m tttttag ta «« b e pg g^gniy ei- MetcaUe Rd wlU bob be J " The Democrab b be legislature fa­ leaders drew the correct con­ 1966 BARRACUDA our truest btematlonallsts! clusion; If b ey Intervened, b e meetings at one time ^ ^ ‘P according to b e Sunday 1966 FAIRLANE Plymoub, 2 door hardtop, tan.auto trans., v 4 anglna,- vored an ottemative tax pacl^e, b- compared to 200 who had not. ^ ^ (1967 PONTIAC Conv. Blue, 2 dr. H-top, auto trans., 390 V 4 angina, power Polish army might very well .« Maroon, black top, auto trans., V 4 engine, power steer­ power steering, bucket seats, radio, WSW tiraa - vmiving a smallw increaae b be sales stettag b e y would w lb an addl- ToUand Bstorical Society. steeringrbucket seats, radio, WSW tires. resist, backed by be workers ing, power brakes, radio, WSW tires, wheel covers. tax coupled wlb a tax on Income from Almost everyone who respOT ^ pledging to work at ~~ ^ ____ ,j The President Bets Big interest and dividends. and most of b e population. ed to be questionnaire taw ^^uter^as o^les. Manchester Evenly Why, ben, was an Income-tax bill Soviet Intervention under what bey pay b taxes per yrar ^ overall community center Tolland corre^^ent Bette $1195. We can think of one entirely non-eco- passed? And why did b e governor yes­ those bleak conditions would re­ (812-6) but fewer knew be pres- favored over a Quatrale, tel. 875-2848. nomlc reason for toving Bofne reflect terday afternoon say he would not veto quire nothing less b an Soviet mt mill rate and be percentage " ______for President Nixon’s- latest decision on It? , on which bey weije assessed The easiest explanation b b at neiber (281-24). ^ b e economic front. b e RepubUoons nor the Democrats A Thought for Today Asked “Do you know how b e It was a deolrion not to reach for any would accept b e other’s tax package — Sponsored by tlvs Manchester tax money Is spent, 210 repUed B IK E S B Y : more Inflationary-type stimulus for b e so bey “compromised’’ on an Income Council of Churches yes, 72 no and 28 were^unde- ^d;d. Replying to b e foUow^P aconomy b an' effort to speed an im­ tax. BOYS’ & GIRLS’ Thb explanation may be easy, but It "JeauB* ‘lack of moral princi­ Question “If not, are you Inter­ provement b the natlan’s employment seems false. Opnipromlse b b e process ples.’ He sat at meat wlb pub­ ested in finding out,” 180 aaiA 6 cyl. engine, plobre. of yielding a Uttle for the purpose of licans and sinners, he consorted yes, 10 no and five were undecld- There was a period. Immediately after gaining a Uttl4 Adoption of an income Gd« was not a compromise—it Was a sui^ w lb harlots. Did he do b b to Most are dissatisfied w lb b e obtab belr votes? Or did he b u y THISl BEAUTY TODAY. Jack Harkins Republican reverses b the riecUons butt render. services received ta exchange think that, perhaps, he could CHROME FENDERS, A P ­ Salas Manager $795.00 As we have pobted out more ban November, when President Nbon al- convert bem by such appease­ for b e amount of taxes ipaiiL PROVED COASTER BRAKE. moet openly embraced b e beoriee of. once b thb space, a graduated income (209 are not satisfied compare WRITTEN GUARANTEE. tax b be fairest kbd of tax because It ment? Or was his humanity rich to 62 who are and 88 undecided) . SALES those economists who'think that the way b baaed on ability to pay. It b b e only and deep enough to make con- They have taken b e lr com- GOMES FULLY BET UP to get out of a receoelon b to spend our tax that does not put a greater propor­ toct, even to bem, wlb bat b piointo to b e proper authorities INOORPQRAtEG tionate burden on be^poor — who can human nature which b common ' ta most cases (19644) and have FITZGERALD FORD way out of tt. to all men, indestructible, and bear It least — than on the well-todo. compared Tolland’s tax value to •37“ 0pm 8 A ^ . to 9 P.M. — Convenient Hartford National Bank or Connecticut B anked Trust Co. Time Paymmt Plaiia Since ben, bob bflatlan sbtMtcs and The tax bat "nobody’’ wanted b be upon which the future hai to be other similar towns to deter­ emptoytaMut statistics have continued faliwst tiuc. And, marvelous to say, it b buUt?’’ mine "what we get for our moEi- 2 MAIN b e tax that, after months of lethargy, b- from “Markings’’ STREET WINDSOR AYE., ROUTE 83, ROCKVILLE t7S-336f 643-1^ unsatbfaohuy, both alowbg.belr wrong- by Dag Heunmarskjold ey” (23048). FARR'S flgfatbg, compromise, evasion, coward­ EdncaMoti ,DPEN DAILY TO 9 P.M. — OlA.P. • MASTER OHAROE direction movement, but ^either yet be- ice, opiportunbm and blck-headedneSs. Submitted by Faced with the alternative ct SHOP AND glmlng any olefr move b be right di­ Connecticut b going to got. — AN80NIA R w , Walter H. Ixxm b *my, term but Be. m ero frisk nin First a 12-moEib school year ot ad- Coipmunlty Baptist Church rection. BJVKNINO BBNTINBIL,. ^ 7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1971 PAGE NINE PAGBEIOBT MANCHEST*Efe EVENING HERAU). MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY.9,a»71 Ing Tuesday are finalization oi Tearful Widow I The W ar Andover plaiis for the Mnual Baa-Baa- Pentagon Property Owner Gets W ay, - Reciat Graduates |Sramner Follies End Pursuit Q to be held next month, a Utility MtfTes Its Trench ^ SaysGoodbyTo (OonUnued from Page One) final report on the Victory 24 HOUR TOWING day for the third straight day, Hopkins^ Mrsi Graham Buffet Dinner, and plans for 643-5135 Clash Rdand Sdilller owner of property at M Bldwell 8L appar- The Jazz Great MaJ. Gen. Pham Vm Phu, com South Vietnamese recohnais-, the next year. anttyhsoored a small vlotory this morning in the paradoxical In Emergency Room m M d er of the South Viet- sMce teams sweeping along the U n i t liamese 1st InfMtry Division war bstween man and program. NRW YORK (AP) — Boms of northwest frontier after heavyheavv f 1/ KJ M M ch ester Evening Herald Avoided crows from the flouthem New Bnglend TUephone Company By ANNA FRIBINA theae mtohaps and accidents Peace Phu’s deputy. Brig. Gen. ,Vu B62 raids uncovered a truck the nation’s best known sbigers ' The first selectman yesterday and would'be directed to attend Andover correspondent, Anna M oriorty wore merrily digging a trentdi along the weat aide of Bldwra (Herald Oowuepondent) happen during the latter pa^ of (Oouttaued from Page One) Vm Glal, commented: ‘*We are park that yielded three Soviet Frisina, Tel. 142-9347. « from V ai* Om ) and pualclana began gathering going to deploy our troops as guppiy trucks Md 10,000 gallons two VacMcles on the Con- them. Ite wlll also be given all 8t noar Hartford Rd., whon BdilUor, fortified with a Hartford A P«0P^®. and chll- the material received by the fUA' of Intoroat «nd OMurlnr lawyor, Arnold Sbargo, oamo upon the scene claiming the wltii family friends at a small A sign of Bummei^ am especially, are fatigued. confwence July best we c m . Whether or not we of gasoUne. servaUon Commission. FOR PROFESSIONAL, QUALITY tO' about these operations. In Foam Boxes Gut Costs H compUaaco with rmclal. nondlo* ugly fum sr was on hie property. Quoona church today to attend *°**7!7*°*^ : “The jSungatera." aaid^. M il prta^rs^^eld b to^ ®“'®*' ®®““' Vietnamese Robert E. Post named Edward order to keep abreast of pro­ »«n late seme Kriatan/le’s rights to self-de­ ’The war continued In a lull to- of munitions. ^ Raymond Gardiner. X , ance; a new date was set for opment of flberboard M d poly- jjj|| Community CoUige. , ■S'"- 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER Actually, It boUod down main­ about two hours betora services termination, put M end to its in- Hopkins has Indicated'' the meeting, and It virlU be styrene-foam boxes for fresh ■ AoeonUng to Bberge, SchUler'e farm has alowly been pared hour, potiobte streamed into hos- ra-n -j-b g g _ terest In serving on toe comims^ ly to aboHahlny the Strike Oom> scheduled at 1 p.m. at the Coro-, pitalto miergency entnmee, torferonce ta toe internal affairs held at 8 p.m. on ’Tuesday at ice • packed poultry j^rmlts mand, which never achieved away by nondamnation, to two horsa, ocouplod by aeveral na Congregational Church. wdking, betog carted, or with «rleta n said that If every- of South Vietnam, cease back­ I hf*, r llDOUt slon and Isothe director of it 4-H the town office building. about a $4 million saving In struetorea. Including a ass-yaardd bouae, ing toe beaiicoee group headed horse club, also ratting horses m ajor algnMIcance In Its lO-yaar Outside the eburoh, hundreds a ^ r ^ l c t o ^ ’ ^ one limited strenuous or com- To be discussed at the meet- packing and shipping expense. Ufetlme, and remakins It aa a Ja thla moralng’a encounter, SohlUor won, and Bberge At 8:80 p.m. a bride of one pettUve V ork M d play to toe by Nguyen Vm Thleu at present (Continued from Page O n e ) ------of hls own, together with prize aeid, "Bveryone ended tq» friends.” of moumen .had assembled Ity ta office ta Saigon,_ „ . Md______stop^ __all turn again. Tonight, there may beef raised by hls children In amaller Readlneas Oommand noon. The first arrivals for the day was bixaight In by her hue- hours of toe day, Md did haadquarten at the aame ptace, m M e u v e n , inclu “general Vernon uso(H car is roqioaalbUlties will be to pro­ strong’s loot oombo. Blaneheator authorised area) and the wound /*^***^_^ meso aentatlve ta Paris, endorsed pleted when soldiers of the Vietnamese c m do the job active in town affairs. Including used cans BB In Psychology BA'la Hrikeephy required stitching up. It also persm s^ nU ta ^culM ly q u o r n n t e o d vide a reaerve of oombat^roedy G>nsiimer Remains Wary Madame Binh’s proiwsal M d In South- Vietnamese 1st InfMtry alone. But one U .S/officer com- the PTA Mnual fair. Mrs. Gra­ guaranteed Tufts UafvenHy Beeton OoOege brought some cmnments from **7^*^. condlUm. Dr. M Interview with the New York (Division finished moving Into mented privately, “ I think they to reinforce other unified the angiy young people about Krlstan, whd is a perfect ex- ham has also been a guest 1 0 0 % . tmultiaervlce) commands and ’Times * hammered away at the bunkers of Alpha 4 on c m . I sure hope so. Otherwise, speaker at local meetings and 100%. Of Economic Prospects B O Y SCOUT ponuttSTridteH^ote such as o' V he preaches, Tliieu—Md nnileu only. He said Thursday Md Charlie' 2 today. a lot of Americans will have THESE assist tha JC8 la Joint tmlaiisr these. does not amokb (he gave it has given brief demonstrations requirements and doctifne.V died in vain.’ By JOHN OtflMUnp vestor began aelltog In earnest, Notes and News A few mlmites later a young up.veara W ). J ^ and exercto- In part: Troops from the 1st Brigade on various methods of painting This was pretty much the char­ ^ AP Hurtasm Anatyet his redemptions pf mutual fund “ A ltoou ^- It 1s not admitted 5th Mechanized InfMtry 'Dlvl- and art techniques. ter of the Strike Oommand. man was escorted into the hoe- ®* regularly (he has been term- . . . toe whole world knows that had manned the flrebases ahares also begdn to rise and Idtal by a filmd WhUe ildtag ®d toe Pled Piper of Rockville Re-appolnted to the commis­ But civilian dafonse chiefs Ig­ NBW YORK (AP) — Bvl- tbroaton to overtake purchases. Troop 167 Thleu has been put ta power by and patrolled the DMZ since Au­ W W I Vets Meet sion for another term was Ger­ bla motorcycle (barefoot), he '“»■ Sa*»dnS «> ™“ *y Jogging toe UJS. administration. And the USED CARSl nored a key Blue Ribbon pro- dence of leggliig enthueleam gust 1968. ’The AmericM unit Is In BCay It h^ipened„JRbr the Boy Scout TToop 167 of St. almost severed a toe. Hiat re- etniverts) M d to trim M d fit ald Anderson of Long Hill Rd. poaal to oreate three super corn- among onilnary Americana Bridget Church recently pre­ United Staltes will have the dMl- being withdrawn from the war. In New Haven ftist time In mutual, J& d hlsto- quired toe services at m orto- (retching the toad he eats), ta- Anderson Indicated hls wllllng- manda deaicnad to bclnc about comas from varioua compass ly , aatoa exceeded purebeoee, sented awards to the foUowlng slve voice in the forthcoming onedlc soeolaltot for nrooer re- that people ta poor phjraical elections. A simple change of colors cer­ Several delegates from the ness to continue In the position closer coowHnatlen In pinniwy points today: Ratall sales ara SO^ by tlM-A-n^lion. Ihveston boys: emony marked the turnover. off, consumors arc "buying location. condltlq«”'1iHve much leu re- ‘"nierefore If Mr. Nixon is Manchester barracks. Veterans Post also said that today he and use of torees from dUforeot bsehed In $438.3 mllU between promise WllUam PatriU, Richard Pitkin hls head. This one liell from a Yruiuwti H.M.S. Bounty nearly two cMtu- tratlng troops across the DMZ. Silver. plan would have downgraded mariMt was rWng. And al- and payoff. and Burton l<oa, wxMrtsman. cellar hatchway, again, no high- Vetardl Music rles ago has died on Pitcairn Is- Th® enemy can walk across the, some of the prosont major com­ ths trend had bsan v.1 D 1 ® "•>*8’’ *»oy came ta with a ae- Wolff-Zackta InsurMco Agency to: combe, 48 Dover Rd.; Ph^lto I. the start of play on the cool A 38rd annlverssiy Mass for in the Jewtoh state, with the lA ver®ly bruised elbow. He feU off ®* Vernon, $189.62; RuaseU’s Salvatore .Reale wlU be cole- Ton Bgan, archery, cittoen­ Maika, 69 Greenwood Dr.; Rich­ HOUHTON—Any fun oil could mg motoarcycle. Pump Service of Coventry, end overcaet day, bogeyed etipulatian that the courts may ard P. Nodden, 221 Hackmatack be converted Into motor Idel, In thin a typical hour in a ho«* 1228.10; C. Bruno and Son of three boles in. a row going out, bratod tomorrow at 7:46 a.m. at deny .cittoenahip to those with a ahip In the commimlty, oceano­ B t BrldBvt Church. graphy; Keith Nichols, safety; St.; Richard R. Sturgeon, 840A and BO could coconut oil, cotton- pitai emetg^Bncy room? Dr. Job- Melville, N, Y ., $5,880.81. 69 VW 2495.00 turned in 8$ and was one atroke criminal history. Charter Oak St.; Mrs. Caroline seed cU Md almoat any veg- ©ph KriatM, who ta medical dl------65 VW 1145.00 Squareback, Anto., Beige back at 175 with nine holes to Lansky made hto comments In Marie Chumura, first aid, safe­ ty; Kevin Muridiy, cittoenahip B. Rothberg, 120 S. Lakewood ©table oU or aninjal oU. They aU rector of Verson, and a wdl- Deluxe Sedan, Gray play- a radio interview Wednesday. Princess Anne in the hmne, safety; Donald Circle. constat m ainly^ comiUex ar- known famUy phyalclM through- G t r b J * 1 j I V f «3 F - lr ja f f^lMncor, printing, first aid, Other masters degrees: rangementa of hydrogen and out,the state and nationally, due iT la F a C l 65 VW 1145.00 69 V W 239S.00 Has Surgei^ Zhivkov Fills reading, safety; Rusty Tumor, William J. Huat HI, 87 ArcelUa television M d radio n e w YORK (AP)—The stock 69 VW 1845.00 Squareback Station Wagon, Defense Fund music safety, public apoaUng; Dr., history; Jos^)h P, Mtotret. broken down, with heat M d appearances concerntag phyai- ^ Deluxe Sedan, Blue ^ Blue Michael Stoeves, first aid, ta, 112 School St., physical edu­ pressure, M d rearranged Into cal fitneee, aald that It certainly **'®rket advance carted tat© toe Deluxe Sedan, Blue LONDON (AP) —' Prineooe New Presidency toe molecular structure at gas- ta typical during the summer, fourth straight session ta For Ellsb^g Anne to rsported in^aatiafactory safety, home repairs; ' and cation; Richard M. Hull, 84 Daniel Ooboury and Tony Sweet- Marian Dr., geology; John 8. ®ltao. Dr. Krtaten aald that m ^ of moderate trading today. JJOB ANOBUBS (AP) _ condltlop after etugeiy for the VIBINNA (AP) — TOdor Zhiv­ 65 VW 1395.00 65 VW 1145.00 removal of>an Inflamed ovarian kov has reelglied as premier of man, safety. PhUllpe, 18 Lenox S t, clvU en- •------;______^______However, toe strength eMlUt- Station Wagon, Blue 68 V W .. 1595.00 eertbta« Dr. Daniel Bltoberg a# ^ .7^ T glheering; George W. Staik- ed Thursday appeared to have Peluxe sedan. Red ”a ^ patriot,” a Bulgaria and the Bulgarian Na­ Deluxe- Auto. Sedan, Red ” o' QuwjBtoabeth ehould be tional Assembly has elected him Btogte Scout Robert Knight weather S3 Otto S t, electrical lesaened. etato presldeiit, a post created was graduated from Junior as- engineering. The noon Dow Jones, aVerage tebitohmem Of a togal dofonm ^ ^ J h e hoapltel In a week to Stotant eooutmastor to aeatotant Troop I Girl Scouts 66 VW 124&00 65 YW 1145.00 fund for tha former Rand Corp. 10 dsye. by a new obnsUtuUon. Also, VTlUajn C. Carroll, 407 of 30 taduatrials held a gain of The Bulgarian news agency acoutmaster. 1.88 at 903.81. D.eluxe Sedan, Red Dduxe Sedan, White aclfinttot and any others______soeuaed A Landon spectollst said after Summit St, Nicholas DeCesare, 68 VW 1M5.00 BTA said Wednesday that ttie ’Ihe troop presented a deric In the leek of secret Pentagion operatiao Wadnaoday night set to Chartee Rooianowakl, as- 68 Aniott Rd., and Alan J. The Associated Press 60-stock chief of the Communtot-doml- D^uxe Sedan, Blue papers .Ob Vietnam. that the openllon w«Ad have stotont acQUtmaeter, for 13 Snyder, 178 Lydall St, all in Tell of London Visit average at noon was unchanged Albert. B. Appleby, chairman effect on the ovary, a natod Fatherland PVont.waa re­ yecus of service to the troop. bualneea admlntotration. ^ ^ at 322.9 with industrials up .6, 66 VW 1245.00 65 VW 1145.00 of tha local of the Burt- Matement taken to moan -tiiat placed as premier by Stanko To- (Ed. Note: Olrta Scout Troop 1 was made and Ughte finally rails off .4 and utlUUes off .1. Deluxe Sedan, Beige Deluxe Sunroof, Blue Spooial. awards of apprecla-' Mrs. Patricia F. Kuohle of ta cn a twoMonto tour of Eu- flickered out around mldni^t. Wall Street analysts the neaa Bxecutlvea Move for Viet- » -y e a r « « « princam’ aMUty dorov, a 60-year^d acohemtot tion. were pceoented to the 67 VW 1345.00 Woodstock, formerly at Mhn- rope. One of toe scouts, Cindy Our style of waking to a fa-' market was continuing to react nam Peace, aald Wednesday the chUdren would not be and No. 3 party man under wives of the troop scoutmaetor Deluxe Sedan, Red cbester, soology. Oemmell, wrote this article vorite radio station blaring ta favorably to eariy reports of Im- organisation wlU seek donetione tinpeired. Zhivkov. staff: Mrs. Russell Tumor, The Fatherland Front re­ PhDs were awarded Richard about toe troop's first stop, our ears was abrupUy changed proved second quarter corpo- 66 VW 1245.00 64 VW 1(M5A0 Sir John Peel, gynecolagtot to Mrs. Charies Romanowskl, after a. federal grand Jury com- ceived M.3 per cent of the vote T. Day, 24 Camp Meeting Rd., ) when we were awakened by rate earnings. Deluxe Sedan, Black Deluxe Sedan, White ptotos Its Investigation. the queen and a member of the Mn. Rlchaixl' Bgan, Mrs. Rich­ education; fflierman BHvoainaky, in recent general olectiane. ard Spencer, ' Mm. John to© sound of banging pans. Among taaues traded on toe 66 VW 1245.00 Tbo Lae Angetoo panel bee in- madicsl team atPrinceas Zhivkov had served os premier 11 Carol Dr., physics; MTs. Kay London ta wonderful. Anna’a Mrth, performed the op: Chmura, Mrs. d w ries -Nichols Bre^ast was served but we New York Stock Exchange, ad- Deluxe Sunroof, White dlctod BUSberr on charges of since 1863. B. Reynolds, 160 Ludlow Rd., Thta ta toe unanimous opta' 64 VW ' 1045.00 unauUurtood pooeoarion of the oration at lang Bdward v n ______and Mrs. Harold Oaboury. ™ vances led declines by more 70 VW 199SJI0 romance and cUunutcal Ian* Ion of 'toe 17 girls Md two lead' We left toe Y shortly after than 160 Deluxe Sedan, Blue Deluxe Sedan, Red 47-voluine Dotense Department Hoapital for Offleors. ■ e guagaa; and ayde C. Rlchaid 1 stuAy' and the Justice Depart-, Palace sources said the cyst A th en s R o ck ccl era ta Troop 1. Rubber issues, alroiafts, uUlI- MERCURY MONTEGO was dtoeoversd during the royal Jr., 110 Washington S t, mechan­ Castle, Hampton Court, Big ties, chemicals oils bulldtaa 67 VW 1495.00 ment has said othen may City in Florida ical englneorlng. The experiences on toe plM © Ben and Westmtaater Abbey, materlata ^ d ^ ^ pfpfcutiwl. family’s recent trip to Csneda, By Bomb Blast 64 VW 1045.00 Fastback, White 69 VW 1845.00 Appishy told a nows confar- On 4-Day Week Andover 7®“ ®" f?®>“ '^ ® f ^ ‘Vent with AoaUy higher. S teete^ non- 2-DOOR Deluxe Sedan, Blue : Deluxe Sedan, Red ATHENS (AP) — Two enqilo- Maaters: Bnno Kovla RBD 1, ness to Unda Topping acclden- some of toe girls attending Her ferrous metals declined enoe that EUsherg, 40, to e ^ h.»«< « a. i™iud. KARDTOP "true patriot in the highest eions went off in Athene eariy MBbAlSAR, Fla. (AP) — The history; Ronald F. Rlcluurda, 66 VW 1095JW today, one causing slight dam­ OUead Rd., mechamcal engi­ ^ TOe ®<* -hares of Scott Paper. a aonse'of the ward,” adding that Three Shot M municipal employes in this Picking up our luggage was P ®* girls rested at off ^ shares at 70 VW 2395.00 Deluxe Sedan, Red V W 1949JW leak of the Pentagon pepem to age to a subway switch and the neering; Bugene Sammarino, >2700 South 'Florida city probaUy en­ a hassle because Connie John- • Alcan Alufntaum, off ^ to 21%; Karmann Ghia Cpe., Red Kombi, Red newqiepem did not harm the In Holdup At other to an.Blaao garage. School Rd., btialneaa admlntotra- If you’re looking for big value in an intermediate, we have an excellent neUnnal security. It was believed that persons joy the weekend more than tion. son’s luggage wasn’t loaded. ed^aUn^^!Ih^ 7® ®h**®* «* AmericM BUsberg, a rteiareh associate Gotham Offices opposed to ttie mlUtery govern­ most people—they have more Ooveotry Someone mistakenly had picked ®*’’ TeleptiMe, up % to 46%. selection of Montegos in stock right now. But you can be sure it won t last long 69 VW 1845.00 70 VW . 249S.00 up toe wrong luggage, but I^. ^Ich feU 4% at Maesschusstts Initituto of (OiedlmiaS town Fags One) ment bad aet off ld” te bomba. A weekend to enjoy. ■Masters: Mark H. Boyer, MERCURY with our low, year-end prices ri'ow in effect! 67 VW 1595.00 Deluxe Sunroof, Blue Squareback, Auto., Red. simllar explosion Tuesday dam- “We’ve been on a four-day brought It to toe Y, where we “ horse-drawn -Rmrsday after reporting a loss Station Wagon, Red Technology, has admlttod bs RFD 1, English; Mrs. Barbara High trade allowance on your present car and fast delivery on your new ^vVtte'd^cuments tolha Nw “7 ‘•f. “ 7^**7’«**7 ^ entrap to abranchof work week since last Thurs­ L. Cousin, Cousin Studio educa­ are staying, soon after dtacov- ‘ in Its latest fiscal year, recov- Bvttsr Ideas • Harold Allen,i . 1— «81, ^ of Brentwood, promior’a ofllce. YoHc Times, day,” said Olty Clark Jos^)h tion; Mrs. Norma L. Wu, Goose e.^ toe error m^* ^to Mercury Montego. See this better intermediate today. 66 VW 1245J10 Bxoeutivoe Kiot In the abdomen. Tagg, "and It's great. I get my Tours started Immediately ^ ®? ^ A gain o f 1% to 143% by Du make 66 VW 1495.00 The Burinssi Lane, education. Standard equipmerit includes 250-lV “6" engine 6-passenger 69 VW 1845.00 Deluxe Sedan, Beige Mara tar Vietnam Pesos says It The elevator operator was Re- work done on Fridays end loaf with Buckingham Palace where fg^f ^nd a few ^ ^ e heMu!^ helped push the averages Batter Cars Station Wagon, Red & White gtnald Nourae, 00, at Manhat­ on Saturday and Sunday.” Hebron one of toe bobblea suggested gouta venturing to Carnaby St "P' rSminess, big 16.2 cu. ft. luggage capacity and Ford Motor Company Deluxe Sedan, White has 4,000 mombora. About Town Masters: Mrs. Alice M. tan, shot in the right arm, the The fcau>day week, 10-hour-a- we do a fast disappearing act ^ some aouvenler ahom ^ ^®®” Prices of actively traded Lifeguard Design Safety Features. M V W SAVE hospital said. Waehliigton Lodge will leave Stone, Wall St., educatlm: day experiment will last altogether. Saturday was spent ^to on the Big Board taclud- 68 VW 1895.00 Deluxe Sedan, Gray An enqjdoye at the Municipal tomorrow at 0 a.m. by bus from through September. It woe the Rockville One of toe major highlights gome girls attending a conoert ®^ Greyhound,, up % to 28%; N ow ’s the time to deal for a new Mercury! 69 VW 1845.00 FsgsoMsl Noliees Oadlt Union said the ntoney Orange HsU for Its annual pic­ idea of Me.yor Richard Calhoun Mastera:' Richard J. AUely, of toe trip came ta Trafalgar by Grand Funk a ponular M®rchants, up % to 29%; Deluxe Sunroof Sedan, Red Squareback, Green ' Real Clean wee being delivered to its of-, nic to Whalon Park, Fitchburg, to boost morale of hto workers. 1288 Hartford Tpke.; Richard Square where toe girls enjoyed AmericM BMd, while toe rest **P to 64%; AmericM flcae on the, third floor of the P. Berger, WlndsorvlUe R d.; In M cn o ria m ‘T think wa’ie the first city In letting toe pigeons land on their toured the T^er of Airlines, up 1% to 80%; Nation- Municipal BuUdliig, Just east of the country to go to a four-day WlUlam C. Firid, 88 Franklin heads, arms M d ahouldera. M d Meulame TUasadea Wax Alritaes, up % to 24%; and In tovins memory of Tberota Q. City HoU Park The closing service of the week,” he aald, adding that the St; and Mrs. Joanne G. Kane, M d JUl B r it ^ was marked by Museum. The evening was de- ®‘*h®6*.' «P H to 34%. m^gochls. who poosod away July 1, The credit union opened with Vacation Biblo School at Zion Monday-through- Thursday wmrk 21 Lawler Rd., all in education- a bird. ’ voted to writing' letters and AmericM Stock ex- a reserve aupply at ceeh on Bvangolical Lutheran Church week may be made permanent. John L. P ratt 66 VlUage S t, ’^e first night at toe Y packing suitcases In prepara- ®hange Jrtces were Asamera MORIARTY BROTHERS ® TED TRUDON ® ' Lovlas msmoriM nsvtr dit, ^ oS*.KSu"preelkw7^rae^^ Hved at the credit union office tmythlng, hoe improved for Mir- Also, ' PhD, Clarence W. welcoming committee, toe fire ford-on-Avon, .where we will Industries, up 1% to 81%; Syn- :iiu-8l,) ( K.NTKK sriu:i';'l R0HTE M, tnuun Twnniiy talnttviiu, iumrestii ers kept. ohortly after 6 a.m. to cash their The church council of Zion amer’e 37,6(io residente beca|{ee WeM, 82 Tolland Ave., clyU en- O|ion Kw'iiiiiKS Kxi-ept Thiirsda.v "On 'I'ln- *»t OiUi-r iiml Hroa«l’ Of a dsor rootbsr, we loved sad brigade. At 10:18 p.m. toe fire continue our trip. tex, up 2% to 68%; Tonka, up % shell never foiisl. pay cbecke when they beard Evangelical Lutheran Church the depertmMit’e. 10-faour shifts gtoMriug. . trucks rolled up ta front of toe P. 8. Troop I giria remind I® Vm Dom, up % to 22%; riiots from the directian ai the will moot tonight *01 S at the allow the pidlco to ovoriap in Sou th IMndaor Y to a false alarm call. A com- their parents .to clip this article Supenedpe, up % to 24%; Md 982^1Ftaeohla Fsinlly. rievator. church. critical crime periods. Maatera: Leonard J. Soro- plete March of all toe rooms for the glris’ Bcnq>books. - Technicolor, up 1% to 16%. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1971 PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1971 vials which were popular for making an unsafe movement PUC Tells Zinsset: F ^ irnon their alcoholic content as well Drug Center from a parked position was is­ Youth Caught Nuclear Role for Japan Democrats Shelv^Filling /- ' as medicinal virtue, bottles of sued to Thomas L. Bestor, 77-, Fire Calls The Drug Advisory Center C f x - g v lr c Johnson’s llnament and Rubi- of 69 Timber Trail, after a col­ WE MADE IT! X lY X V tr lL k J t y d L o foam for tho teeth. After Chase in Jesse Lee House at 48 lision yesterday morning at Threateties Cabinet Split Vacancies on Committee L and M Has Right The town firemen put out a The exhibit also featurea a a t Hartford Rd.,' is observing 10:07 on B. Center St. near Mad; Latest Boston Zone Sales Fig- car fire at Summit and E. Cen­ (ContiniMd trooi Page One)^ litical opi^nents of the Tokyo the"following schedule: Final action on filling three Cummings said then that he fifes indicate S&S Busek has number of jars such as Mason, A high-speed chase through ison St. Involving his car, a car ter Stsi.. yesterday evening at Lcants Manchester streets early this Shop, then gcvemmeht protested the nation would call another meeting soon sold MORB. OPELS for^ 1971 Ball and Atlas, used for can­ Monday through Saturday, driven by Joan M. Mlkalson of vacancies on the Manchester 7:10, and put out a flaming pot o u r ,.^‘Japah,” he said, "need/have should not bind itself to nevep than any other dealer in the ' ning purposes. Boda bottles morning ended when the fugi­ SIOP 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.- Warehouse Point, and a parked Democihtic.' ' Town Committee for the purpose of fillhig the To Lintit Water Use of grease on a stove at 36 Keen­ no concern regarding the valldV developing a nuclear capability. A telephone backup ser­ vacancies. Boston Zone! For Gamp .. that period differ from the!,e^. tive auto piled into a building a t . ty of the U.S. nuclear deterrent. car belonging to Louis M. Oa- "hae been put on the shelf, and ey St. at 9:67 this morning.' Japanese Prime Minister El- vice is available Monday maclve of Columbia. Court date He said today that he has , . . And W6 aim T« In response to an inquiry by Town Director Carl modern counterpart. One 1s tor- I200iarter St "President Nixon had made it saku Sato sald.^at the time of the through Saturday from 6 may stay on the shelf until af­ changed his mind, aftejr talks Uve Indian VaUey YMCA, pedo shaped and U kept resting Charged with reckless driving, for Bestor is July 26. Kidp Thit #V Pedtinni Zinsser, the Pubilc Utilities Commission has confirmed which serves Venum, Tolland, j.™ ^ operating a motor vehicle wlth- clear in his foreign policy re­ February 1970 sighing there p.m. to a> a.m. ter the November election," with several committee mem­ Jim Morrison ^ ★ NEWLOC^^> ports to Congress this year and would be no hurry in ratifying that the L and M Water Co. is within its rights and Elllngton and South and East ^ out a license, and carrying a For drug advisory infor­ On Center St: near Broad St. Democratic Town Chairman Ted bers. ■ last that nothing being dis­ the agreement. mation, call: 647-9222. C O M E S E E within PUC regulations to cut off water service to Is Dead Windsor, is now accepting reg- tables was put in glass jars by dangerous weapon, was Richard cussed at SALT will affect our yesterday morning at 8 :66 a col­ Cummings said today. "Our prime purpose is to lyln anyone "in the event the cus- Istrations for au^mmer cami^ ^ e Mellen C ^ m p a S l^ m e tlc Westover, 16. of 188 S. Main Sato said ratificajtion would be lision Involved cars driven, by elections,” he explained. “ We ability or determination" to considered "prudently” WHh re­ •Cummings is scheduling a WHY! tomer uses equipment in such a anytime for lawn sprlnk- (Continued from Page One) ng p n ^ which la designed ^ made an early ap- St. l buick Robert Spencer of Hartford-tuid S S can fill the vacancies on the 6 maintain that deterrence, Bray gard to Japan’s national inter­ meeting of the town committee manner as to adversely affect to fill the need, for outdoor ac- About 1 ‘a.m., Officer John William Johnston of 19 Knox St. town committee anytime. Our ling or filling swimming pools. II ADAMS ST., MANOHIITIR (ip ti m t .) I4I.UT1 said. ests. for 7 :80 p.m. Wednesday, in the Both tho Car & tho Prieo Must Bo the utility, equipment or the mony with only a few friends Uvltles for boys from 12 to 16 Mott was in a cruiser at Knox priority object, at present, is to The small water system serv- present.” years of age main at the library through the (Exit t l Off 1-14 a Raul* II, N*xt I* Agwiy, On* Elaek tram CaMtr’tl Hie situation, at least in the Nixon administration concern Police Log Municipal Building Hearing utility’s service to others.” and Center Sts., when a car At the driveway to Illing Ju­ come up with the kind of candi­ J*st I MImiM fram Dawnfawn HirtfarSl eyes of some Japanese, is not as over the issue underlines an Room, but for a different pur­ Zinsser had complained of ices over 100 customers in the Slddons said Morrison’s death The p r o g ^ , which started squealing its tires out of the nior High School cm E. Middle dates who can win back con­ Redwood Farms clear as outlined in the State even deejier worry that a deci­ pose. the company’s threat to cut developmem was kept quiet because those this week, is under the dlrec- Stamp Meeting Bess Eaton Doughnut Shop lot ARRESTS Tpke. yesterday afternoon at trol for us on the Board of Di­ off Hillstown Rd. Department position. sion by a nation such as Japan "Hils meeting,” he said to­ off service to anyone using cf us who knew him....wanted to uop ■«r Ifttiedfailed to stop stop the the auto, auto the mlMAft. one driven by Paul Wupperfeld yesterday morning at 10, a col­ INSTANT DELIVERT _ vember elections for the Board quarters, methods for raising taring lawns and filling svrim- France the rock singer was bur- ^ Woodstock H ie whether or not they are eligible, chase begad, of 90 Grandview St. Perry alleg­ lision involved cars driven by ANYONE? mlng pools and have said they entire program will end with a Anyone wishing to meet with P°»ce say the c ^ e was east Joseph P. Mlstretta of Vernon of Directors and the Board of campaign funds, and the for­ OVER 40 NEW OPELS 68?£“ *2895 Crews Start Work Monday edly used abusive language and 67‘S . *1595 Bucktt MBtif n m r kibhIis mula for naming a nominating will shut off the water supply Miss Joplin and Hendrix, both three-day camping trip to the the officials must make an ap- Chestnut, north on Unden, HtrUtup# BvM.p PS* PB. atempted to hit Wupperfeld. and Minnie H. Thompson of 46>^ Education." INCLUDING "1900" SPORT COUPES AND •57" •ir tmfm vtnyl rMf« committee. The nominating of any home owner who does ^ dely known rock stars, died vvhlte Mountains, N.H. pointment by Monday afternoon Center, southon vtry cHifi. ■tftt., PS* PB* p. WM*# Florence St. The Democrats met on Ilfoy 26 Winter, east again on Chestnut Perry was also charged with committee, he said, usually RALLYE COUPES. not comply. last year. Hendrix’ death waa program has been plan- 1>Y calling the local welfare of- mint b« 9» m. Widening Broad at Center and,, after three secret ballots, to Linden, south to Locust, east making an Improper right turn, consists of the executive board. Zinsser said yesterday he will “ nked by authorities to barbltu- „ed so it wUI have something flee, .and was given a v^tten warning At Center and Broad Sts. last apparently filled the three va­ on Locust and across Main ,St. 6 9 »“ !* .l *2695 He said that it may be aug­ ask for an item on the Board poisoning, ^ s s Joplin’s to ^ j^r all boys, those who Crew Gives Party •vt .« PS* PB. P. WMidm* Police Chief James Reardon The crews will start Monday night at about 11:45, a collis­ cancies on the town committee— to Birch and south on Spruce ■ 8 64E S5L, *795 for driving after driitidng. Court mented with added members • rMl bDiuty. 4 ra**4> raal !li*r*. said this morning ’ that con­ on the west side of Broad St. ion involved cars driven by wie in Voting District 7 and two St. ’Turning cast on Charter tracting crews are set to .begin dale July 26. this year. and will work from 8 a.m. to Mary E. LeDuc of' 40 Cam­ at-large. Oak, the operator lost control widening work on. Broad St. a t 6 9 ? l!!? t *2650 4:30 p.m., at which time, Rear­ Ronald H. Michaud, 21, of 69 bridge St., and Paul J. Cavag- However, it was brought to Cummings emlained that the and the car rammed the build­ 70“ “ .. M695 NT. *«•*.. Pfc PS. *lr Monday' morning. Shop, then •»». »•»**, 1.» •fliltw, 4 cMi*.. SM naro of 78 Woodstock Dr. Cav- Cumming’s attention that the Democratic Town Committee ing, police said. entlem don said, the half under con­ Broad St., charged with breach •»***, fxctllnrt >n* <(r. WNtiMr •**(1*1. The Broad St. work, second agnaro and a passenger, Audrey electi(»is did not conform with has an Aug. 14 deadline for en­ IS' probleT'•» on '.‘rpKn/SS;!” Te ^Sly of W ^ Iftndlng shi; UBS Wood:iiunty. Mott pulled Westover from the phase of a project to improve struction will be Opened' during of peace, yesterday afternoon with the town’s. Noyes of 46 Glenwood St., were committee rules, which require dorsing its slate of candidates death." Circle. hosted an American style beach wreck and searched him. Police the Plne-Arch-Broad-W. Cen­ the night. on a warrant. Court date July Zinsser, a real estate agent, M&nfBfBV I 26. treated at Manchester Memorial that vacancies cm the town com­ for the town elections and that OUR BRAMD NEW FACILITIES The sinc-er had been In conducting party recently for 350 villagers say Westover had a four-inch 69 “ “ *-*2395 69!!“' «ltmr.*1895 ter-Center Sts. intersection, is "This part of the project l8 m e singer naa been in several other summer pro- »*r. HT, r»«. *•• VS, MMIMI* BVtt.* Pfp PB« IBW Hospital. mittee be filled by a two-thirds a Democratic primary, if one is sold over 30 homes in the de- The singer had been in several other summer pro- of Olnenlt* West Germany knife on his oerson .aut*.. f t , fS , • ru l buy. milM. eiqiected to take about two the most important, and most velopment and lives there him- France:e with his wife sinces in c e trw*amevil, slightly pinochle Winners to receive fined surfacing in be closed from Cooper to Cen­ a snow blower, worth together mad and seemed to be in some The followlmr were winners In hft* been with the trade last year exceeded $3,060 over {360. 70 DODGE $2995 pany to so Inform the custom­ September when all widening ter Sts. from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 ACCIDENTS sort of hypnotic trance." « bank since 1966. She has been mlUlon, an Increase of $738 mil- Charger 2-Dr. Hardtop. V-8, er." is complete. p.m. every day. A sununons'chaiglng him with auto., PS, factory air, vinyl In Miami, n a „ in March, C le m ’s ri^oeWe ftctlve in the American Institute Uon over 1969. Exports totaled Sometime Wednesday night, LYNCH MOTORS roof, green/gold, matching in­ Peter Kosak, formerly of the 1989, Morrison was accused of »ames- Albert Nutlond 6R1 • Id BanWiar and is a member of $1,646 mlUion and Imports $1,- tsomeone broke into a dentist’s Environmental Health Division terior. ^artnTe™ *7'" fri^tlr^HrarE^ Mi®; .Women’s Oon^ttee. M5 milUon. Read Herald Advertisements office at 390 Main St., by break-. of the State the pa mem or allegedly exposing himself be- 4UIK*666; Ann Amm HietalaUilAtala 662;AAO« Anna AWv**« She iS SlSO a, IlXGIlXbe F Of ing an office door window. Po­ 68 AMBASS. $1895 Healthneaiui andana nowncxw wun with theme i-uoiicPublic f^re a huge crowd during a per- o,Ti’ Vernon Junior Women’s d u b lice say a desk was ransacked, DLP 2-Dr. Hardtop. V-8, au­ Utilities Commission, inspected formance by The Doors, He was SUMMER YACATI ON CLEARANCE and k dock, a tooth driller uidf, Home of Toyota and to., PS, reclining seats, vinyl the system when it was first found innocent of the charge. A ^ ^ Scouts and other local activl- and an undisclosed amount of top, wwB, wire wheel covers, Installed. He explained today court, however, found him t L riavers together vrith the “ *® ‘*®*’ husband and FANTASTIC SAVINGS cash was stolen. one owner, our original sale, that it meets P y c regulations. guHty of using obscene language x ^ c b ^ r w ^ '**^® children Uve at 68 Hany sUver gray, black Interior. These regulations allow for 300 during the show. MANY Wednesday night, someone ROHaUo Used Gars gaUons per day per customer The Incident led to a later started vdUi a olcnlc lu n X ta ®**^® **“ ’®®®*‘ ON NEW broke into the Stevenson Esso CONVERTIBLES and assume an average of four "Rally for Decency” In Florida mridirenort and \™a foiioMred National for five years. She Station at 406 Main St. and took 1967 Chevrolet people in each household, he which featured other singers hv n iJ«t hho tn Toff*r»«i fttt®™!®^ the University of Con- NEW DARTS IN AIR-CONDITIONED the change from a cigarette 1971 Chevrolet said. and television performers. by a b ^ t ride to Port J®«e«on, Hartford School of machine. iCustom Srort van, V-8 Auto- Vega Coupe. Radio, Heater, 68 REBEL $1995 ixmg Island, and a tour of the ^ ^ ^ |matic, radio, with extra seat. ’This is enough water for "na­ Barnum Museum. DARTS anil OHAROERS Automatic, Low, Low Mileage! aST. Bucket seats, console banking at the American In- STOCK! SAVE tural domestic use,” he ob­ Winners in Thursday’s tour­ SPACE V-8, PS, WE Need Tuesday night, the front and 1969 FORD mounted auto tinted served. sRltute of BankUig. She and her' two side windows were broken windshield, radio, wws, super nament session were: ^ t h Cor­ husband and two chUdren Uve Problems arise in new devel­ Waterhury’s bin 646; Alma Dittrich 620; Ber­ e9D0DQE $1875 99 K Y M . $1995 99 FORD $995 on a backhoe parked off Garden sharp, white w/red interior. on VenrwDod Dr. TORINO G.T. opments such as Redwood nard Ertel 692 and Edward PoUra 4 dr. Hardtop, power Wagon, 2 to choose from, Wagon, Country Sedan, V8, Grove Dr. > 1 5 9 5 ’ 2 4 9 5 Farms, he said, because the nu.rn._j A dvt: A newsboy is needed power steering, automatic 67 PLYMOUTH $1595 Emergencies Q i i^ 6 » . The ’^esday aessi* ^ M a n n e r Her- Because of the ateering, power brakes, auto­ power steering, power brakes new homeowners are trying to automatic transmission. transmission. Sport Roof, Candy Apple Red Fury m . Small V-8, auto., wiU not be held next week. aid in the South St. —Reed St. matic tranamiaslon. r e , radio, wws, yellow with get their lawns to grow and con­ In Real Peril There will be tournament play with White Stripes, White Interior, area. Please caU 647-9946. Public Records 428CJ Ram Air with Shelby Usuik interior. sequently water their lawns ex­ ’Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at Henry Medium Rise ‘ Intake, Electric 1966 nymouHi cessively. Difficulties usually (Continued from Page One) Park. Warranty Deeds 1969 O p d Boost Pump, 4 Speed with Hurst diminish, he said, when the 99 D O N E $2995 99 PLYM. $1995 ■Fury n Station wagon. 8-cylin- 67 BUICK $1795 recently repaid the city $29,000 Bottiea on Exhibit 58 D O N E $1595 Shifter, Detroit Equal Lock Rear Skylark. Small V-8, auto., lawns are all in. Aztecs H ad DaSillas Dart, GTS, 383 engine, auto­ Fury m , 2 dr. Hardtop, au­ The Travelers insursmee Cos. KADBTTE STATION WAOON. End, Cooper Wring, Thrust Muf­ Ider, automatic, power steering, and owed still more. He did not A display of glass bottles. Coronet R /T , 4 speed, 440 to Richard A. and Rosemary A. ■power brakes. bucket seats, radio, wws, Zinsser’s complaint and corn- ^^y dating from the 1880’s to the MESOOP CITY — White mwi matic transmission, radio and tomatic transmission, power flers, ’Traction Bars, 90/10 High very clean. Forest green engine, bucket seats. heater. steering, air condlticmed. Norwood, property at 37 Con­ lift Fnmt Shocks, Air Shocks in with black interior. plaints of service from other state’s attorney’s office ®ftFly 1900’s, has been loaned to first saw the dahlia blooming in cord Rd., conveyance tax $37.40. rear, Fr«it ,Power Disc Brakes, residents prompted the State informed of the mat- *^® Ro®>fvme PubUc Ubrary by the gardens of the Astecs. In Richard A. and Rosemary A. > 1 5 9 5 Chrome Steel' Wheels, Luces High Health Department to examine Charles L. Nickerson of Lewis Central America dahlias grew Beams, ‘Tacko, Car Cover, Original FIRE!Hundreds of cars to choose from Norwood to Robert J. and Kath-^ the system. -Although a detailed ^ official said Campion RockvlUe. wild, and from there were In- 1 COMPLETE SERVICE AVAILABLE ON ALL CHRYSLER PRODUCTS set-up for strip in 196ft. Detroit SPORTS CARS leen K. IGng, property at 160* tuned, Never run officially, Car r e i ^ ^ not yet been c ^ - have paid the city $20 ------The exhibit- includes bitterstroduced Into Europe toi 1739. at SACRIFICE PRICES! was never driven in bad weather. Bryan Dr. conveyance tax $33.65. pleted, N ^ a n Bampton, pito- jh^ fcori^eted from each \ 8 NEW OLDSKdOBILES. Marjorie E. Thome to James I>a66 miles. 69 MG $1795 clp^ sanlta^ e n ^ e e r fo the p^yent. Campion told the city ROUTE 83 — ROCKVILLE R. and Krista W. Lathan, prop­ 196S Mustang 1969 Dcfhun Midget roculster. 4 - q>ebd, Enviromnen^ ^alth IMvlalon, payments were being with- I VALUE-RATED USED CARS erty on Ludlow Rd.. conveyance .buckgts, radio, wire vdieels, said today. Other than record because of "pending collec 12-Dr. Bard top, radio, and auto- I station wagon. 4-dbto, radio, a tottneau cover, white w/black keeping and a few minor s u ^ s - yong ,, Mambruno said. Camp tax $64.46. I matte. I standard transmisslcm. interior. tions, everything appeared to ^jg franrijige Thursday f aiaff it 'alf Release of Attachment ODELL DODGE 67 DATSUN $1395 be okay.” Harry K. Fitzgerald, vice Patricia Ann Wilco Bradley 1600 roadster. 2 U^s, tonneau, ■ president of Fitzgerald’s Ambul- FROM MANCHESTER ft HARTFORD 646-2333 — BO ^V ILLE 872-8666 MIW« agednst Clifton Stedman Bradley radio, custom wheels, 4 new 1862 Bridge ance Service said ’Thursday the a Jr. « 8 9 5 ^ 1 4 9 5 {■droele s t m m A U L radial tires, white/red interi­ * only connections between the 4lewi

1970 COUGAR 1969 PONTIAC 2 dr. Hardb^. This la a one owner, beau­ tifully equipped with. black vinyl roof, Catalina 4 dr. sedan, red with beige in­ medium lime finish, radio, automatic terior, radio, automatic transmlsritu, transmiaslon, power brakes, power steer­ power steering, power brakes, whits ing, tinted windahleld, sports console, walls, low miles, remain^ S 9 9 0 G IV I der of factory warranty. “ A T ® -. if ww’a, remainder of.- S9QAR fifl factory Warranty. & T ^ w * V V

1967 C O M R 196Y CHEVROLET Chevelle Malibu sport coupe, yellow, Calloite 4 dr. sedan, yeUow with black with black vinyl matching Interior, black roof, V8, radio, automatic trhnamlaalon, vinyl top, automatic transmission, radio, power .steering, excel- S l f M R M l lent transportation, ww’a. IV T D e W V power steering, V8, S 9 1 0 K IW1 white walls. & I T ® * W

1970 FORD 1968 JEEPSTER Commando wagon, radio, heater, 4-wheel M averick,'e dr. sedan, medium green, drive, blue and udiite one owner, radio, heater, standard ahlft, 6 cylliutor, white walla FREE 6-PAKofCO KE •1S95.00 WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF 8 OR MORE GALLONS OF GAS S E E T H E W A G O M M A S T E R - WHILE StPPLY LASTS LIMIT 1 PER CUSTOMER coNNEcncurs COUPON GOOD THRU JULY 8th - 9th and 10th WAGONS STOCK OLKST CORONET A-1 DILLON Lincoln - Mercury SA LE S and SERVICE* Inc. M- FREELOLLIPOi^ FOR KIDS UljiM liJ'llBIT M ANCM iSnR OPEN 7 A.M. till 11:00 P.M. DAILY INCLUDING SUNDAY CHOOSE FROM AT X. ■ \ \ I MANGHESTER E V E l^i;} flirtlALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1971 PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., ptllDAY, JX)LY 9, 1971 Ailing Lineup THE Law of Averages Arisaldi’s Nips Wipco, By Force Third Meeting E A R L Y O S T Ansaldi’s forced a third and deciding game by pin­ Spoiti Editor Is Against Trevino ning a convincing 5-0 vietbry on Wipco last night at Tiger’s Cash Replaces Boog the Waddell Field in the Little, League Town double _ r Short 'Cihine To My Liking elimination tournament. the Chicago White Sox, and out­ and was followed by Bruce Bal­ ’Then things became a little Thursday. And third baseman Regular golfers may not like to play paf three After a scoreless first Inning, BOSTON (AP) — The less a few of his ailing All-Stars fielders Bobby Murcer of -toe lard’s tremenent(igler paw Sam McDowell, one of ^ rv e s, including A1 Kaline of ’That gave th^Oribles and the the regulation 18. I haven’t been able to break par yet One Stroke Earl W eaver might be -ad­ casualty. After leading the Wipco threatened In the bot­ also singled. ’ nine pitchers chosen, came Detroit for the 17th time and Twins flva fepresentatlves vised to keep in close touch fans’ balloting, Powell was at A1 Gayson’s Golf Land but my goal is that before tom of the first with the bEuses ■Winning hurler BaUartI record­ down with a throwing arm ail­ Harmon Klllebrew for the 18th. each, one more than the Tigera. the seEison ends. . . The rec- -______with the medics before the sidelined with a hairline frac­ Back at l40 loaded ahd two outs, but failed, ed 12 strikeouts and walked only ment. Others named included catch­ Boston has three, and Now ord for the Talcottville course STAFFORD SPEEDWA'Y ture in the wrist. team. *17113 seEison he coached to push across a run. 42nd mid-season classic From Minnesota, the' Twins ers BUI Freehan o f the Tigera York, Cleveland and Kansas is 64, held by Gayson, a SOUTHPORT, England The daring Eintics of Bill La- batter. Weaver didn’t have to look The winners Eidded another with the National League reported three All-Stars, ailing. and Thurmon Munson of the City two each. Oakland, a runa­ 'former assistEuit pro at the MorlEirty’s Little League entry, (AP)— “I’ve already spent C2iappel and the minl-ml^ets Defensive stahdout for the far for a replacement for his way leader in the American to the NaiUonal League crown. run in the fourth frame on a contest WEIS Wipco’s shortstop Outfielder Tony OUva and sec­ New York Yankees, Infielders MEuicheater Country C3ub last week’s money,’’ joked join the NAStllAR mcxllfles and next Tuesday in Detroit.- big first baseman. He named * * « circuit blow by Everett, his sec­ ond baseman Rod Carew, both Leo Cardenas of the Twins, League West, California, Wash­ and head pro at Golf Land Euid All-American Sportsmen in a Linsenbigler. Already forced, to make one Norm Cash of the host Tigers. ington, Oiicago and Milwaukee Lee Trevino, “ and I'm look­ ond hit of the contest. ’raen AnsaJdls 620 120 6-8-1 Cash only leads the league In starters,' Were sidelined with a, Cookie Rojas of the Kansas Golf-O-^Trpn for six years. Gay- O ff the Cuff four event program at Stafford substitution, Weaver may have ing for more this week.’’ they came back to score their Wipco 000 000 0-3-1 knee injury and a bad cold City Royals and Bill Melton of had one each. son’s 64 found wew 23 on the Veteran road racer’ \nn Springs Motor Speedway Satur­ to find other replacements un- homers. Trevino, with the United final two runs in the fifth. front nine and 21 on the back Fandettl, fropior local resident day night. Ballard Eind Everett; B£u:ko(en States Etnd (^EOuidlEui Open Golf and Linsenbigler. aide. The mo^^ birds in one and now living in Wethersfield, TiUes under his belt, shEired the A former race driver, La- Tim Dlgan banged out a single Sox Give Gagliano First Starting Role round, 12, including eight in a reports more roEid runs than lead on 139 with BritEdn’s Tony Oiappel will ciimltx his act by row. were also accomplished by ever In Connecticut. One handl- JEicklln after the first two driving through a wall of fire Gayson. . . . The latter’s young cap for this sport is lack of rounds of the British Open at with his pretty assistant Brazilian Club Turns Down son, Jeff, 12, is a player who publicity sind the AAU, which Royal BirkdEde. ' strapped to the hex^ while the hEis shown remarkable Impnive- sanctions all meets, does little mlnl-mldgets have Joined the AND Montgomery Shocks Troops, " ’Ilie pressure is on and I can ment under the teaching of his or nothing along Uie line of ad- stand it,” sEdd the 31-year-old regular program at Stafford, Offer for Soccer Star Pele • • * vising the public of what’s doing Mexlcan-AmerlcEui. giving the half-mile oval three . (AP photo) RADh H e r e ‘ n T h e r e ' • • -Wayne steely reports that The law of averages Is ■ features every Saturday eve- SAO PAULO, Brazil (APF — the Brazilian national team, NO BED OF Ro s e s —Cincinnati Reds’ Pete Rose is forced at second base as n A1 Cowles,' chief umpire for reason his North Methodist against me winning three great ning. Officials of the Brazilian Santos Pele is scheduled to play his Pirates’ Dave Cash throws to first getting George Foster for a double play. Belts Game Winning IJomer Action starts at 8 o’clock dub Eumounced' TTiursday night last game for the naUonal team American League area Uttle League compeUUon, was the victim of a tides in four weeks, but my reports UtUe League distrib- trtpleplay in the pusty League wife and I both think that I can sharp. they had turned down an offer on July 18 afte;- which 'he plans 4 Sports Dial ninth inning re^ef help from East Division The modifies will be inter- of $3 million from a French to play with his team, Santos, CLEVELAND (AP) — the fourth. uted rules and regulations to was due to an umpire’s error off tols old «w vn .” SparkyAiyle ajjd'earned his sev- W L Pet. GB ested in both points and cEish club for famed soccer star for three more years, ’TONIGHT Frustrated by Steve Hargan all concerned this season that calling an infleld fly. . .The After winning the Canadian The Boston Red Sox’ bench ^ctory m nine decisions. 2 31 .627 — and momentum in the 30-lap Pele. Pele said that when he first 8:00 (8) Mets vs. Reds for five innings, the Red Sox be- enth1 ^i^ctory Ih nine decisions. Baltimore player’s hair, and coaches Herald’s WllUe Simpson hEisn’t Open at Montreal, Trevino flew has turned into a platoon gan their comeback with, a run Montgoni^iy, a spring train- Boston 9 34 .600 3 feature. Jn .addition to the track 'Vasco Faet, president of San- announced his plan to retire 8:00 Red Sox vs. Yanks WTIC, and mEinagers, too, cannot be touched a golf club In two years, to BiitEiln and said: “I'd trade Talent-Rich Sues of shock troops in helping in the sixth. Veteran handyman in g^ op ,before the Red Sox ac- Detroit 6 88 .642 7 one of my U.S. Open titles for point race, Stafford has be- tos, said the president of the from the national team “ every- WINF long. Wonder is the ruling was He’s the company advertising John Kennedy, subbing for in- qulred Josephson in a trade. New York 8 47 .447 16, the British crown Eihy time.’’ come the Saturday night haunt Paris Saint Germain Club, Guy one agreed with .me but now, the club stick on the heels __ carried out to a tee? .... manager. . .Former, local pro — SA^TUBDAY of the Baltimore Orioles in jured lJuis ApSrlclo at short, got camd throu^ in grand fashion Cleveland ;7 48 .436 16 T h e field WEIS reduced to 82 m'63t'~bI ~lKe~ SalibftM con------made---- the offer,-"aH-of~a sudden7“there-ha3-been 1:05 (18) Yankee P'review — 3 60 .393 19 American Legion ball in Con- basketball players, Bobby tenders. It will also be the fi- stressing that $2 million would a change of opinion." the American League East. a triple when his fly ball was Inlils one trip to the plate. With Washington after 36 hedes—EUid the only -fw o out, Billy Conlgllaro singled West Divlslofi necticut, t. Is said to have a Knight, Joe Kubachka and Joe Pele continued: “ The people B&W Catcher Bob Montgomery lost in the lights. AmerlcEui regulEir to miss the nal tune-up for Wednesday’s go to ^ t o s and $1 million to 1:16 (18) Yankees vs. Red Sox rule which says a player must Berner are now staying in shape must understand that I’m not came off the bench and respond­ Phil Gagliano, given his flrtt to left and Monty followed with Oakland cut was Frank Beeird of Louis­ Open Competition event. Pele. Find Another Gem WTIC, WINF starting shot as a replacepl'ent his honker. i Kansas City not wear long hair, which by playing tennis. Knight the ville', Ky., who wound up with a to Faet said the offer was re- doing this to harm anybody. I ed with a two-run homer with Bugs Stevens, continues 2:00 (30) Major League Base­ brings up the question: Who is most talented player ever to second-round 81 for 164. race fUMd "because we have other will continue playing with San- NEW YORK (AP)—The OIANTS - ASTROS — the • eighth inning to power twd cut in the ninth inning for disabled Doug Griffin At sec- ’ThyWetory was the Red Sox’ Minnesota lead the Stafford point Phlladelgriiia. ball, Game-of-week ond base, promptly^^ scored 14th, in the last 18 games. After California to judge what is and what Is wear local colors In the past 30 The cut came at 161, Euid wlth 389 points with Santos plans to make inore money tos, but if to play with Sant<>3 I Bobby vBonds’ two-run double TTiursday night, lifting the Red talent-rich Pittsburgh Pi­ Prior to McCarver’s blast 4:00 (8) Questor Grand Prlx Kennedy with a sacrifice fly. winning three of four from the Milwaukee not long hair? . . . Bob Rand yeafs. Is a milk delivery man Birkdale’e 7,080-yard, (AP photo) (290) Harrineton (273). a ea ty with Pele on our team." He must also play with the naUon- keyed a three-run third that Sox to a 6-3 come-from-behind rates found another jewel into the right field stands, the 4:30 (8) Sports Challenge Rico Petrocelli bblted his 14th Indians, they flew to New York Chicago of the VFW entry in the In- with Hood’s sind a part-time par 36-37—72 links < could get SHOW TIM E— British Open leader Lee Trevino G ^an (263) and Ray added that “ everyone can— be al selection, then my next step carried San Francisco past victory over the Cleveland In­ S>: for their collection after Expos had a 6-4 lead on Bob 6:00 (8) British Open homer for Bostoh’s second run where they open a three-game ’Ttaursday’l’i Results dependent SoftbaU League rates Hartford city playground basket- angry with the men left In the kicks up a storm, to the crowd’s delight, after sure that Pele will never be will be to quit professional aoc- Houston behind John Cumber- dians. a line on his offensive -show ball Instructor. . .Jerry Fay is Miller (241) in pursuit. crowning Cincinnati. Bailey’s three-run homer In the in the seventh and the Red S«c set with the Yankees tonight be- Oakland 4, Chicago |Y field. So far the ctball coach at Morgan j-aja. from the minors to fill in whUe land a 2-0 lead on Eddie Leon’s put in a new battery in the sev- routed in a flve-run first inning YVashlngton (Broberg 1-2), establishing a new record. a six-game winning string for Angeles. Williams delivered Little Miss Softball Bob Moose is on a two-week bloop single with two out In the enth. Bill Lee replacing Lonboig by the Yankees in Boston last night ball Udblt, 6ob Lucey of Multi High In Clinton. . .George Hall Breathing down the necks of the Astros. Don Kesslnger in the fifth to Willie’s 16, Wyman 1; IBEW army reserve hitch, is getting a • * « second inning. Boston starter and Montgomery taking over Monday, but the Red Sox came Cleveland (Dunning 6-6) at Circuits in the Dusty League will take over at Berlin High as irk urantoH m v fofhoT' ** ^ that there Eire three sets of wand and flattened Cleveland a homer in the sixth inning as Sit. Louis 42 42 .600 12 one who wanted my father, managed to stay on top of the Charleston' of the IntemaUonal DETROIT (AP) — De­ BUNS BATTED IN—Klll- Displays ‘New’ Game rules-one for the top five or six, two weeks ago, then she turned New York went down to a 3-1 . w, , 7 . Frank Robinson on the same night that Marcelino Lo­ Phdadel. 36 49 .424 18% said Mara’s oldest daughter. “I League. The first time out last troit Tiger rookie Bill Gil- Petrocelll, '"W-AvS the New York Yankees into defeat in ’Tiger Stadium. ’ "’ pez Just missed a more modest one. MontreEil 33 51 .393 21 told ’em he wasn’t in and meetings at Aga­ Euiother for Dave HUl Euid a few week, he gave up three runs in wouldn’t be back for about eui others, and a third for the rest breth’s fairy godmother creampuffs. ” I gave him, a f^ t 1 ^ 1 just jjj;fs_M urcer Robinson poled a three-nm ■ ~ West Division HORSHAM, Pa. (A P )— Mrs. Joanne Carter put her wam have produced 12 differ­ a five Inning job against Chi­ N.Y., 101; 0 1- also hour. When I .heard it w e is the of the players," HIU groused has been working overtime All but catcher Thurman at the knee,” pitcher Gilbreth homer, the 2,600th hit of his ca- M e r v Rettenmimd S Francisco 63 34 ,609 — “new” game on display today as a field of T4 women ent winners. Latest to hit the cago. secretary to the President call­ recenUy after shextUng a few since he left Toledo for the Munson, that is. expledned. ” I knew:new after I re- Los Angeles 48 39 .562 6 started play in the $25,000 George Washington Gold success trail was veteran Bob­ The 6-foot-4, 180-pounder was ’TRIPLES—Carew, Minn., 6; ing Eind that the President practice rounds at a course in _ Munson UCUieUscored theUltr Yanks’ xuims leased A%. it thatMtat. ««.it was u.a fat pitch Mav Chic oles to a 7-3 victory over the Baltimore and left-hander Mike Houston 43 40 .618 8 by Tauscher, who came through better Tuesday night, holding big leagues. 6; Murcer, N.Y. Cuellar rode the heavy hitting Classic at the Hidden Springs Country Club. would talk to me I couldn’t be­ Jackson, Mich.,, his boyhood First she waved her magic only run Thursday by blasting because moments before that • Washington Senators Thursday AtlEinta 44 46 .489 10 last week in the 160-lap Inde­ the heavy-hitting Reds to three to his 11th consecutive and 13th Actually, Mrs. Gamer’s ---- -— . lieve it. It thought it was a home. ______Norm Cash cauUoned me about night. (TinclnnaU 37 61 .420 16% Whitworth, and pendence Classic. PROUD ANGLER — hits and no runs through seven HOME RUNS—Cash, Det., ‘new’’ gEune Is resUly hter old ^ friend playing a joke. “ You don’t find Euiy person-. giving him a low pitch. Meanwhile, Lopez, a , recla­ triumph this season. San Diego 30 66 .368 21% - - “ ‘r Sandra Palmer, Sandra Haynle,' ^ ^ Post time for the first quali­ innings before issuing a two- 19;'Melton, Chic., 19___ ---- » ■ '*---K...... S ^ e .J ::e W .a fte r a year^^ . SILK CITY. " Doing the damage for the wln- “ I had to believe it. It was Elsie Jubinyille of 54 Eillties in the mlebk. Why ” I guess I’ll learn.” mation project from the pitch­ 'Thursday’s Results ' fying, heat is 8, p.m. In addi­ out, bases loaded walk in the (Chick Toomey Looks Back. PITCHING (10 Declslona)— a-half of trying to be something m UIs, and Carol Mann. Green Manor’s Frank La- ners were John Dlproda'4-5, Bill his voice. I heard it. I was Deepwood Dr. hooked 'S h o u ld they be applied with a Gilbreth seems already to ing scrap, heap, *came within BREWERS - ROYALS — San FranclsK^ 4, Houston 2 tion to the stocks, the colorful eighth, m came Dave Glusti,^ CXieOlar, Balt., 13-1, '.929, 2.88; Tommy Har))er d tove in both she isn’t ., Mrs. Camer buUt her reputa- tCEino tossed a one-hitter . lEist Siutzkin amazed.” this 5 1/2 pound, 2 4 1/2 personEdlty in mind?” have learned what it takes to three outs of his first complete Philadelphia 7, Montreal 6 The 32-year-old Mrs. Camer figure-eight, 20-lapper also will who silenced Cincinnati for' his Blue, Oak., lV-3, .860, i;61. Brewer runs with a third Iniilng tlcrn Eis a five-time national night against DeOormler Motors with kww singles: , President Nixon, knowl- inch salmon l.ast week Hill turn retreated from the win in the majors—although he STRIKEXIUTS—Blue, Oak., game in five years. But the vet­ Pittsburgh 7, Cincinnati 1 sEiid she niEide tha change in be on the .card. 18th save. single. Lopez, who hadn’t ...... amateur champion. Her 270- at Fitzgerald Field. Manor The losers were paced by Joe edgeahle about all sports, is the pro tour to Jackson, where he was called up from farm coun­ 170; LoUch, Det., 168. eran left-hander needed ninth' Chicago 4, Los Angeles 2 at SebagQ ^ Lake in Bob Robertson’s two-run Name of Broberg Ken worked beyond six innings in 23 Only g;ames scheduled p r ^ c e rounds ^ o weeks ago ___ ^ ______^ pushed across__ _ 20 runs___ to win, „ Massolinl’s two hits, with Tom nation’s No. 1 fan. He hopes to sharpen his gEime Eind try only two weeks ago and has inning relief help from before winning p i .a in v il i,e s t a d iu m , ^ Maine . . . and was homer highlighted a four-run Mil- previous appearances this year, Friday’s Games before winning the U.S. worn- ^ golfers envious. When 20-0. The lone DeCormier hit. Bra:dley adding two hits, frequently attends football and possibly enter a few more tour­ only had two starts. National League Sander to nail down en’s Open Championship she happy! first inning that grave Kison a 4- struck out seven and walked Houston (Forsch 6-1 and ^ e turned pro, however, she was by George Kasperan in the Maisollnl also had a home mn. baseball games, invites sports naments this year. It has been Besides Munson's homer, the BATTING (226 at bats) waukee’s 2-1 victory over Kan­ Erie, Pa. 0 cushion, more than the Pi­ Blaslngame 6-7) at St. Louis changed her image, sought to fourth inning. Discount 010 274 0 14-17-2 figures to the White House, and wani to M ^ e r action p^KM Em off-yeEU" for Hill, 34, who Yankees managed only two iso­ Torre, St.L., .360; W.Davis. sas City. “ I stopped being a cute de­ rates needed. ('Reuss 7-8 and Carlton 11-6), 2, finesse the courses. Les Keston went 4-4 for Man- Army & Navy 201 000 1 4- 7-9 likes to telephone personal con- earned $274,838 the previous Recalls Memories lated singles off Gilbreth Thurs- L.A., .351. Elsewhere in the American fensive goiter and went bsick to gratulations to winners. Among vlllo Stadium Saturday night. day night—one in the first in- RUNS — Bond S.F., 64; A’S ■ WHITE SOX — twi-nlgrtit I would swing hEird one time or, including a homer and three two years. League Thursday Detroit trim­ my natur^ style 8 ’t keep‘'chMg” Ahonn.- Riu»i-aBlittram rv. otiHand R(..hRich ra Belek’ewlczIaItouHo?: At RobcrtsonRobertson Park. pro^ro football coach Hank Stram Dave Alkas hMhas two feature money list with $33,419 ers and struck out two. Torre, St.L., 118. The change worked at Erie, ^ ^ ^ Dave Kurland led the bankers the Kansas a t y Oilefs, and wins to his credit and Ukewlse pitcher was tabbed No.. 1 in the annual baseball draft, TRIPLEJS—W.Davis, L.A., 8; « • « second inning. New York (Seaver 10-4) at FTirthermore, Hill has fUed a RIVERSIDE The performance pleased and she’s anxious to see if it ^ ^ ^ 400-20-23-2 attack with three hits and was golfers Orville Moody and Ar- so does Tony Membrlno. Single For Players and then signed a healthy, bet------— ----- ————— — . Clemente, IPltt., 7. ORIOLES -SENATORS — Cincinnati (Grimsley 4-4r), night as you can, that’s my $3-miUion suit EigEdnst the Pio- manager Bill. Martin: continues in the George Wash- ’ DeCormier 00 0 OOO— 0 -1-1 followed by Randy Williams, Palmer. event Winners this yesir have SPEEDWAY ,ter than (m ,0 0 0 bonus contract HQStE RUNS—Stargell, Pitt., Robinson, . who is the only ANGELS V TWINS — Chicago (Hands 9-8 and Deck­ ‘“The kid pitched well,” Billy lngtonlal National Invitationsd at on the hardwood. ’’beginner’s luck” from his crit­ Reds’ Mentor Mrs. Judy Rankin; the tour’s Mass., outpointed Curtis Pml- Tedford's Joe Lehan went 34, Methodist 204 600 0-11-18-4 asked me all of the questions.” box office opens at 7. banker Marty Schottenheimer Fort Worth, Tex. Broberg Sr, is now k success- Shoe in Manchester. N.H. Tbese ics’ vocabulary. And it brought leEiding money Winner this lips, 157, (Cambridge, Mass., 10. with Bob Wojciekhowsky rip­ We talked about the Giants and an undisclosed draft choice ------ful andlstlnguished pracUcing T " \ T him a new apartment. BASEBALLOGY: 3 By QLDERMAN ping two singles. REO LEAGUE and a l^ t the fEimlly and he to the Pittsburgh Steelers attorney in Miami, Fla. He’s haseball in the north country ” We’ve already found an R o u n d s Out \ Tavern 002 120 x—5-14-0 TTie Town Employes scored in told md that, my motiier should Thursday. SASKETMUe^ also the recipient of a coveted king. . „ apartment here in Detroit,” he '/r Tedford’s 001 001 0—2-11-0 the first five innings Emd then have one more baby so we The Patriots acqjjtred offen­ Gold Key Awam from the Con- Luplen. who came to ^ Orioles Upset M driarty ^ held on to top Annulll (instruc­ sive tackle Mike Haggerty, 26, a said Thursday, ’’and we’re go- S tar S q u a d INDY LEIAGUE could flelci our own football hectlcut Sports Writers’ AUiaiice ches atar- raih 1° move in over, the Al^S^r tion, 14-10. four-year veteran from AUami of INTERMEDIA’TE l e a g u e SAN FRANCaseX) (AP) — Retiring 11 Mota players in a team.” for his basketball accomplish- ed sports at Manchester High mean's an end to Town’s Terry Kloter and John “ When Lhung up all I wanted Flcirlda who has been a starter F Troop 68 (EEistnuin 20, Sti- Pittsburgh Iterates’ star Rob­ K inel Goes Route for Win row, WholesEile Tire, with a ments. before moving on to. Loomis commuting 130 milep back and lanusiico banged out three hits to do WM CEiIl somebody, tell for the Steelers the tost two sea- mac 12, Stoneman 11, Suldel School in Windsor, coached Pete erto CTlemente drew his 1 1 th g(x>d defensive effort, blEinked ALUMNI JUNIORS RUSS McLUN ^ e elder Broberg played forth every game from Toledo. each and were followed with two somebody. I’m a big joker and Pine Pharmacy battered sons. 11) Barons 40 (CasEilino 18, . Broberg at Dartmouth. In a All-Star Game assignment to­ The Vernon Orioles upset Mor- the youngsters on three hits, Westfield, Mess. baseball for Llttlet(m, N. H., the Despite the win over the hits by Carl Silver He also a lot of my frlenda thought I parkade Lanes, 18-9, last night “ Haggerty is a gexxi young Leber 12). Riveiside Sportsman show of appreciation for all day as Cincinnati Reds’ Man­ winning 9-0 lEist night at Keeney veteran," BeU said. “ He. should same year T(»mey was the play­ Yanks, the Tigers’ homestand ./ iarty’s., 6-2, at Henry !Paxk In stroked Em ' Inslde-the-pEirk ho- yvas kidding tat then they fig- gj jbe Illing field, Stovers 44 (Munrtiy 19, Ple- Champ — 1967 -1969 Luplen did, young Broberg pur­ ager Sparky Anderson cont- Field. No Mota player Eid- give us gtball officials. among Niational League out­ Mota's Tim’ SullivEm had two Annulll and McConvllle; Czajka, Fer­ Massachusetts. In third in the dlvisian with a TIME TRIALS ” In 1939, I started the sea­ fielders in voting by basebedl ot his teeun’^' three hits. nand and ^cKeever. ” My second 'baseman at St. 4-6 won-lost record. Wholesale ' 203 031 x—9-16-2 SAT. . 1 TO 5 P.M. son with Grbveton, N.J., after , . , _____ fans that determined the stiut- Steve McChisker, who started Vincek Group \ ing line-ups. Mota’s 000 000 0 -0 -3 I Hanging Out Football Wash Eight big runs in the first FRFE IN STADIUM y . . „ « 8.. now basketball . coacti s .at ’fitrr; I/x>mis for MorlEutys, gave up only five i manager,” Toomey recalled. Anderson mimed 12 players inning helped Liggett Parkade hits, but walks came back to CANDLEUOHT LEAGUE ’’Broberg was playing that year School in Windsor and the best S e ts M e e t i n g to complete the 28-man squEid. to score a 12-3 victory over START. 8:00 P.M. hEumt him. Pete Sala relioved %ut out for the first two ij,. During H o t July Weather with Leconia, N.H. semi-pro player I ever knew. Catcher Manny SEUiguUlen of. ^ - , 4 Health Spa last night at the him In the sixth. Gary Kinel Attioh Pockad ” We lost four one-run games ” At Groveton, I had Ted Harrl. Committee planning the Al­ Pittsburgh; first baseman Nhte nings. Norm’s got hot Emd NEW YORK (AP) — Hanging pound running back from Tuir ^^gj g,^g oval. Llggett’s had went all the way for the win­ in one week so I was fired at son, then a freshman at Yale. bert ,"Yosh” Vincek Testimo­ Ctolbert of S w Diego and out­ scoredI I in.i the A t remaining t, MTTMir four tat some off-season college sa, Okla. He led the S t^ ord walks while the Spa had ners, was todched for, elg^t hits, STOCK Groveton. Gus Broberg wired If he did not hurt his arm he nial Dinner will meet Wednes­ fielders Bobby Bonds of San innings to defeat WINF, 10-7, (rosh last fad with 206 yards in ^ eight runs CAR me to come down to Laconia. would have become a great day night at 8 :30 at the Army & Francisco and Willie Davis' of but was at his best with runners in the first contest last nlgflit at tootbaU w a ^ . cgrries. He also caught 16 „ „ gg^g„ ^gj^g g„d I went down not knowing what major league pitcher. He’s now Navy Club. Los Angeles were put on the on. FltzgeraliTTIeld. Coach Jota Ralston of Stan- passes for 170 yards and three RACES the situation was. director of athletics at Andover The dinner will' be held on All-Star team for the first time. The Orioles bunched four of For Norm’s, Dave Carlson ford’s Paclflc-8 an(l Rose Bowl touchdowns. , j |,g^ singles for M a iiL E v « n t ” It so happened,” Tommy Academy.” Friday night. Sept. 17 at the The others named were in- their runs in the first three in­ went 3-3, with Jim Mlstretta, champions got to see a good Stanford won out over Mis- winners and Skip Hanlon Modified, conUnued, “ that Groveton hired The progress of young Broberg Army & Navy Club. flelders Don Kesslnger and Ron nings. In the bottom of the first, Buzz Keeney and Ray jEinek part of the United States last souri and Kansas in the recruit- „oV<4tii»« for the Sua NASCAR fipoitniMO the Laconia manager, Steve in the majorB will be watched Complete details will be an­ Ssinto of ChlcEtgo, Lee May of Mike Leach and Kinel drew GABY KINEL stroking two hits apiece. Dan week. ' ing race for Wiriedberry, who’U Griffin trlullng. and LAPS Sla>^on of University of New with interest, especially by nounced. Cincinnati find Felix MlUan of passes, and Leach scored as viuttumuiicGuachione luuihad tuian uunuc-uits-inaide-the- From. Lubbock, Tex., where-t—a—w be a.a 44444444444 flanker this4444-,. s season—the —- t , 8 0-3 0 0 1-—12-3-3 AUTO RACING Nflal Hampshire fame, to succeed T"■» " ■ ■ Schaffer and Ix PLUS FIGURE 8 of Montreal. second when the second base tEdly In the sixth. Chambers 3.3 nig^it,^' with teammate Ron to the New York City area, to 1972. _____ FEATURES EVENTS By THE ASSOCIATED PREJSS for the old foot-in-the-bucket move. It One school of baseball thought even -back 10 THE MOST EXCITING Rose, who scored .the winning combination of Dick McGill and walked, McGill fanned, Potsle Alien also pounding out three Baltimore, and finally 'back ------ALUMNI used to mean that the batter Was trying Simsbury Slow Pitch B A 'm N G — Frank , Robin­ maintaim that standing with the lead run in the 12th inning of |Eist Ken Folsle led off with singles also WEilked to send Chambers singles. ITiey were followed by hame to Palo Alto, Calif. Ralston thinks the Pac-8 to 4-.^ nave Bldwell nitch- RACE IN THE WORLD to bail out or move as far away from the ADULTS $3.00 son, Orioles, ripped the 2,600th foot pointed to third base—Gil Me year’s AU-istar GEune, wew and came acrosa on a hit by to second, from where he cross- Don Standlsh and Ed White Almost off-handedly, Dalston the toughest coirfereMe a fine one-hitter striklne out GATES OPEN — 5!30 General.Admission $3.00 hjt of his career, a Qiree-run pitcher as he could and still remain with­ Dougald of the Yankees was an extreme named to the NatlonEil League Gary Calusine^ Oriole catcher. ed the plate on CJaluslne’s sec- with two hlU each. dropped a real bombshell. With country the Eight ^ -4 4 one In KIDSS-11 1.00 SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT in the legal confines of the diamond. 1st EV E N T — «:00 Childrtn under 12 .60 homer, that helped Baltimore disciple—gives the batter a wider field squad for the sixth Gme. Santo , Moriartys puUed within a run ond hit. Norm’s 004 222 x 10-17-2 memories of Jim Plunkett, the close.’’ *aat o u ^ t ^ raise 1 1 ^batters^^d jalkm ^ on^.^rn UNDERS—FREE JU L Y 15-31 of vision. He then can adjust his stride Onen Onmiiattton Jnhf M Rtf. Stats Phone 737-1410 . to a 7-3 victory over Washing­ And then along came A1 Simmons, a has been selected seven times. In the top of the third. Frank Next week. Moriartys and the viTNF 000 204 1 7-11-3 Helsman Trophy winner and a s o i ^ howls from Swto BM„eU s^troked two singles Into the ball according to the pitch and Dlmauro singled, and Rich Rlor- New Britain Falcons will meet record-setting quarterback, still “ T T i e ^ lt y is fanta^c, ta Bldwell jt r o t e d two singes WEEKENDS ONLY - ton.- Hall of Fame outfielder with the old A^erson ELI90 Eumounced that ' _ j___ Philadelphia Athletics. Putting his foot where he wants to hit it. maiiEigers Walter Alston of Los dan d rov eT homer over the In a pair of games. Mcndajr, DUSTY USAOUE f^sh on campus, Ralston said said, '"rhere were ^ e n ^ for C r is ^ o s^^m Mickey M^^ riversI de park head of Leach in left. the teams will make up a Discount Furniture took ad- that John Wlnesberty, who will teams wasc year. UCXA gave 1^ ripping two for the lose . STAFFORD MOTOR SPEEDWAY ALL TEAMS INTERESTED CALL: PITCHING ^ BUI GUbreth, in the iSucket was part of his batting Of course, when a batter is Intimidated Angeles, Danny Murtaugh of 0 0 3 1 0 0 X—4-6-1 by a pitcher,, the first symptom Is put­ The Orioles notched their ralned-out contest at Widow- vantage of nine Army & Navy be a sophomore come fall, Texas a helluva game and CMaptao KEN CARpDICE Tigers, fired a three-hitter for style and didn’t take away from his Pittsburgh and Preston Gomez Southern Cal., which had an off Fly. Front 0 0 0 0 0 0 (P^O-l-l ting his foot in the bucket as a natural of San Diego will serve eis A U - fourth run In the bottom of the. brook Park In New Britain. Club errors to down the loop’s “ may be the best football play 6 5 8 -2 « 2 his second major league victo­ power or hitting frequency. Among the year, beat the tar t-2, 190- boma,”bama,” loch and Miller. TROPHIES AND JACKETS TO WINNERS sion over the New York Yan­ with a fairly open stance, though cer- (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION er will be Lieo Hughes of the FREE fAKKIMO kees. Seui FranclEKO Giants.

'VI MANCHES'TEfe EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JtJLY 9. 1971 PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1971 -M U\ SHORIEN and WHIPPLE WO h IO Q * OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Busineu Services 1^ THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW. Help Warned -Male 3ft Help W< BUGGS BUNNY — — ------Mole or 37 'TWO YOUNG married men 9 9 ENGINEERS change ytmr Ufe- \OUE INSINUATIONS will do small repair jobs and, W mE(4Ei/£R SSiVELV CATCdEC AWMOPPER, • MOV/ COME ...... • . style, diversify and be your EXCBHUEHT opportunity full fiVLv:;PTBB, y* \o o c h in ' X'M OlVIN' VA AFTER ALL, I CAN m VPIP. BUT youR n » LIKE THAT’ CLASSIFIED BUW/VOLKVE BEEN CAMPIN' M t M J T B S T ' BACK CONCERNIN6 U fi RE/HEMBER WHEN painting, .ettoo cellar cleaning rriB the s a m e o l d b a ttle - cwn boss. Apply your talents or part-time to enter real as- T A K E A MNTS CLOTfes ARE old- T im e in i1 SAD M3TE— ARMED APACHE, HAPPENED? HE GOT 22 Be in want 23 Kitchen helium 44 Winged correct or omitted ineertlon for any adverttoemont and then A LONG SHOT. WITH A CLEAR UP AND -L' 23 European utensil 35 Kind of 46 Church area only to the extent of n “ make good” insertion. Bnors wldeh f m'ents also. Excellent atart- cleaning up. Call Cheryl Bchaf- LEAD MIDWAY DOWN THE WALKED capitM 24 Cuckoo modern art 47 A ct do not lesson the vahie of the advorttooment win not he Ing rate with (me of the fer, 646-4584, reasonable rate^K STRETCH, STUMBLED BADLY- AWAY! 26 Supplicate blackbird 36 Brasa-yellow 48 Public notices oorrooted by "m ake good" bwertloo. Heu«heM Services 13-A best wage schedules In the SUFFERED A FRACTURED LEG / 28 Quarts stone 25 Cereal grasa minersd 50 Malt brew Industry. Complete program COLLEX3B student wlU A’rn c^ . and cellars cleaned, -A N D HAD TO BE DESTROYED! 29 Blemish 27 Preposition 37 Heavy worker 52 Common of fringe benefits. Apply elepientary and 30Wise(sUng) 38Malefhcep auffix ^ PERFECT FIT?- 29 Carnelian (xld job^,..flight trucking. Also subjeetk. (tyntl 33 Fasten painting. Free estimates. Call 34 Sunken fence r r " 5“ 643-2711 MOTTS 2071, rea IWt ty NIA. W. TK If. U t M. Off. ! 5” r* r " r anytime, 646-1^9, 35 Brazilian SHOP-RITE nr il 12 'TEENAGEli would like sum­ estuary ODD JOBS wanted, mowing 36 Persian fairy HBiMAN O/AHoHp SUPERMARKET mer sitting job, days or ti !4 i ^TFfiieks - Tractors lawns, removing rubbish, BY NEG COCHRAN 37YeUowish .J. U. $. All. Off.--An righll rMWvto KEY NEST FLA, 587 E a st kO ddle 'Tpke., OaU 040-7449. OUT OUR WAY atone cleaning cellttrs and attics etc. Ctt7l by UnHad Featura Si^kala, Inc. ■ nr il it WANTED to buy, used D(]dge , Manchester, Conn. 38 Red stone HERALD or Ford Van. ’ maximum. Ask for Dave or leave tele­ ^ c a s t D CARE In my Ueenaed 41 Sink down 22 Good condition. ‘ Cash imme­ phone n um ber. 875-6359. home, s(diool age, for working WHAT A BEAUTIFUL 1 43 Brazilian bird SURE, i HUAAOR 4SFinial ST dia tely . 646-2638. Hearing and Plumbing 17 Floor FIniflitng 24 HelpW onted-Femole 35 CARPKNTEai — exp^enced mother or vacationing par- CHECK/ THERE'S zi H BOX LETTERS UGHT trucking, cellar __ . ■ ' ' ' ■ ------only, for both trim fram* UO BAV UKE BAV- harry... J MAN AMDISAME CREW AN* BOTH ornament enU . 289-1008. BY AL VERMEER ' ' w s o o r -I h a p a Ch a ix e t o v i^ 46 Ohio college H" » 21 22 DAVIS trackmaster — dozer, attica cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, s a m w ATSON’’P lumbing: and FLOOR 8ANDINO. and refin- CHAMBERMAID wanted for ^ m Manchester PRISCILLA’S POP OAV, EH, ELMOT ------/SATURnAyoVERTIME~ Y e v fi*AAcitrees rtii*cut andovt/9 removed. C s ll cjAcift««aF nofHwMMin iHbTn/MiAf. inhiTicT In o ld e r W eekends, ^ p p ly In person , vVUllmantlc town back hoe and trencher. Excel­ Heating, Bathroom remodel­ lahlng (specialising in older a. Call 742A062 'TBACKBR from England iM«k« HARPEY JUMPER AT IT, s r 643-6000 Flano’a Motor Inn, 100 <>r(ter between 0 -9 ^ BUT ELMO COULPNT RE­ 49 Philippine city lent machine has cab and is ing and- repairs. Free esti­ floors). In and outside paint­ position as bahyritter. Avall- G 51 W ing-footed mates. Call 649-3808. ing, etc. No job too small. John St., Manchester, before ^ p.m. ______X ______aUe days and evenings. Please SIST aOLF-AU'eOTBAIHEP almost new. Call 647-1385. G E T A N 53 O f birth 'THE-HERALD will not ODD JOBS wanted, general . 1 SALES.-’IRAINEE wanted. How OUTOMTH'FlRSrHOLE-' dtoobMo the identity of VerfaUle, 649-0700. call 648-0697. RAIN U M B R E L L A / 54 Parti of R H 3 T cleaning, mowing lawns, pro­ M & M Plumbing A Heating — wpuld you like a good salary, n any advoniaor using box eyeglasses fessional experience in win­ no job too small, Free esti­ PART-TIME work in sales, fo r m b r e l l a ? 55 Cubic meter w lettore. Readers answer­ Auto Aecessorie»-Tlres 6 ,.^cpenaea paid, 3 vacations ■ dow wasliing and rug sham­ mates gladly given. Bathroom interview c ^ 669-1628. yearly, company car tor busl- ARE You 56 Organ part ing Mind box ads who pooing. Call 649-8894. Bonds - r K I D D I N G ^ W renuMleling, heating systems neas and personal use, plus Sltuoriom Wanted - DOWN, J dealro to prataot thstr Stocks - Mortgages 27 W U Identity oaa foUow *hto 1967 M O B pa rts fo r sa le. C all POWER MO'WERS, hand mow- worked on, water punlp work, many excrilent fringe benefits. Mole 39 1 Broadcasting -■ 646-2859. faucet packings, 649-2871. problems V p ro ce d u re : era sharpened-repalred. Elec­ MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec­ . O LERK Become a sales trainee for a III! leading national cigarette com-, 2 Tropical fever Enclose your rtaty to tric hedge clippers, small gar- D A D PLUMBING Service — ond, third. All kinds. Realty HIGH school boy amnts to mow. 3 State (ab.) pany. Man at least 21 years Uie box in an envelope — ' den tools, scissors. Pick up repair and InstaldBlions. Free statewide. Credit rating unnec For warehouse office, to lawns. Call 648-1827. Trailers - old Submit resume to Boot D, ______addresa to the Claaslfled and delivery. Sharpall, 043- estimates. 872-4896. essary. Reasonable. Confiden­ work nights, Sunday 9 p.m. Manager, Manchester Mobile Homes 6-A 0300 anytime. tial, quick arrangements. Al­ to 6:30 a.m. and Monday Manchester Herald, an equal COLDEOE student available through ’Ihursday 7 p.m. to - opportunity employer. Bvening Herald, together 1967 12x60, N EW MOON, 6 vin Lundy Agency, 627-7971. evenin gs and w eekends., 1f*atnt- with a memo listing the Muuw, o TWO handymen want a variety MtilliMzrw 100 Constitution Plaza,. Hart­ 3:30 a .m . ing, yard work, etc. ,CSaU after BY DlCK TURNER companies you do NOT rooms located alt lake must be ^ jobs by day or hour. We — *7? MAN WANTBJD mominga, for A CARNIVAL moved by fall. 876-1666 or 742- Dressmoklhg 19 ford. Evenings, 288-6879. janitorial and porter duties. 6, 648-2088. / want to sac your letter. clean yards, attics and cellars. Company offers excellent kL 8656. 646-4220. Tour letter, arill be de­ R ea son ab ly. C a ll 643-6306. MINI'MIDI-Maxl, hot pants or MOR’TGAGES — 1st, and 2nd wages, and working condi­ stroyed if the advertiser tions, convenient free park­ CAMPERS for rent — a few r e w EAVIN 6 of bums, moth- suits. Whatever you mortgages —Interim financing n i g h t .janitorial service help Dogs - Birds - Pots 41 BY PHIL KROHN to one you’ve mentioned, — expedient and confidential ing and an excellent free GUMMER STREET (f not It will bo handled choice weeks left. Make your h!oles, zippers repaired. Win- Uke, 'we will make it for wanted, part-time. Call morn­ service. J. D. Real Estate benefit program. Aj^ly: PURE bred Saint Bernard pup­ in the usual manner. reservations now. Camper dow shades made to measure, y®**- 6f9-*S17- ings, 633-0624. py, 9 y/Mks old, has first 7 -9 Corral, 528-0341 or 289-613L Assqo>, 648^1129. 5HI(?LeY..ALL You PAieCY, WHY ^ all size Venetian WJn*. Keys ‘cuSTOM tailored ladles’ dress- ...... shots, /"been wanned, short­ 7 -f gSO i: FIRST NATIONAL EXPERIENCEH> fork lift driv- HAVE T(? VO \e TURW DO YOU ALWAYS .- f e EACH HIS OWN msuie \riille you wait. Tape re­ es, suits, alterations and er. Must be dependable. Apply hafr^'fem ale. |T6. Mother and HAVE TO t a k e I Motoreycles-Bleyeles 11 corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 costume jewelry in your stone 0 » c a C ola B ottlin g O o., 461 >>® x®*®- 047-9664. THE ... Lott and Found Main St., 649-5221. Business Opportunity 28 STORES, INC THE FUN OUT O F preference. 649-1183. Maln St., East Hartford. ______MOTORCnrCLE Insurance ____ YEAR old spayed female tabby eveRYTHIM6? SHORT RIBS BY PRANK O’NEAL jjjg APPUANCEIS moved, efficient­ Park & Oakland Avenues FOUND — 'The best place to Call Betty Turner, at ------cat needs loving home. 648- ly, reasonably, evenings or cb(x>se\home decoratiems and Crockett Agency, for low rates STR IK E S & L A Y O F F S 2906. w eekends. C a ll 643-9761 a lte r Moving - East Hartford, Conn. H dp W anted- .1 MY BUSINESS gifts to Qift Gallery at including passenger liability. 5 p.m . Tracking - Storage 20 GOT YOU DOWN? Mate or 37 PRETTY Uttens looki^ tor- iSIfeRiZlBlB HOWAMUT W ? W atkins, 930 M ain St. T o u r 643-1077, 9 a .m . to 5 p .m . good homes. Some calico, home town friendly world of MASONRY — expertly done, MANCHESTER — Deilvery- . . GET THE FACTS I’M earning money for my chil­ aoma part-Slameae and othaia. gifts. Telephone, 643-6171. stone, bricks, bJocks, lire- trucking and packaga ^ dren’s coUege education, and I COOK’S HELPER 1971 'TRIUM PH B on n eville, C all No charge 649-6480 after 6 m places, steps, sidewalks. New uvery. Refrigerators, washers A bou t "2 new must say I love getting out And LOST—Four-m<»th kitten, gray 649-0711. p.xi., anytime, weekends. and repairs. Free estimates, stove moving, specialty. meeting pe<^e.'’ Those are .part-time, 20 houta more o f' and white, named Love, vlcln- ______1-749-6116. Folding chairs for rent, 649- the words of numy Avon Rep- less. Call 'TOY POfHUEB — 8 weeks, Ity Oak St. $10 rew ard. 646- s nooo resentatives. It’s an ideal (op­ friendly dlsposltian. ExoeUent STM WASHING machine mpalm. 0702. O 742-8647 a fter 8:30 p .m . portunity to turn extra cash. for pet. AHC regtotereU- Shota. RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, You’ll also win prises, meet 646-0129 — kitten, white with Dealerships available Reasonable. Phone 870-0101. Maytag. Reas(Uiable rates. peoirie, have fun. No expert- ■ PL A IN JAN E BY PRANK BAGINSKI mdts and orange tail. 1971 BSA, 600 CCS, 800 m iles (Xi engine. Excellent ccmdlUon. Owner of Pike Coin Wash and Pointing - Papering ^ 21 in ence needed. OaU 289-4922. 2Z2 .^Swth Farms.,646 t0491. -L. $200. and take (|yer payments. Dry cleaning, 276 West Middle Help Wanted - Mate or Female 37 you NEED 7 Tuinplke, next to Stop and Manchester & Tolland e x e r c is e , 3^JHE.' LOST'a^ Wire JJalred Terrier C^all 646-0841 a fte r 5 p .m . interior and exterior painting, male dog, vipliUty Talcottville. Shop. 643-4913, 647-1719. ATTENTION 1970 YAM AH A, 100 c c . tra il pai>er hanging. ’Thirty years v/yMB?e A P e' Phone 643-88^. Reward. experience, four generations. • Excellent proDt potential HOUSEWIVES ACCOUNTING CLERK 'lO U S O lN S ? r-io ©er/MvfeaF PI bike, 3,100 miles, $3X^'Drm. MAN with lawn mower and 649-0666. truck wants jobs mowing Free estimates, fully insured. Average 330 per evening A 'UN CUP/ • Paid trainins: to work in our air-r hardtop, low mileage. Ex­ available. Economy Builders, Economy Painting Co., East • Financial Assistance DON'T YOU WE ALWAYS C apitol E quipm ent C(v, .38 Advisor — Part-or 1. One (1) CUp with six rouiids of ammunition for .20 CsL cellen t condition . Phone 643- Main St., Manchester. Hours In c., 643-6168, 872-0647. . e v e ­ Hartford 628-0074. ■ • Insurance and Retirement BEAUTY EVER HAVE YOUR SUPPOSE ) LEFT EVERY­ full-time selling Edle Adams au tom atic THERE/ THING TO 2637.^ dally 7:30-5, Thursday, 7:30-8. nings. :------!—------Plan j. One (1) .26 Cal. “AG” automatic Ser. #400200 SPARE CHECKED? BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE T. J. FLANNKJAN , ft SONS — • Many more benefits cosmetics, at private home WILLIS. CAPTAIN EASY Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7058. WES ROBBINS Carpentry, re- k. One (1) CUp with 7 rounds of .20 Csl. smmo. VOLKSW AGEN 1967 F ast B ack, Painting and papering. Fully parties. No experience re­ l. One (1) bcK .20 Cal. ammo with 27 rounds. light blue, excellent c(mdltlon, VVILBANKS Personalized clean- m(xleling specialist. Additions, insured, workmen’s comi>ensa- quired, will train. CaU 1-447- pAKN IT, BA©y- r v e J eu K E i b u t i t IT MUST MEAN THE GET t h e P A C T S !- m. One (1) Waltham Watch 17 jewel " ____ GOT EAK51 WE BOTH | WASN'T ^ Y IN ® NEW EUPER JETLINER BElNe BUILT low mileage, $976. 640-8877. service. Hardw(X)d fl(X)r3 rec rooms, d(jrmer^^ 'porches. Uon, liability, property dam- 6231 coU ect. t h e s a l e w i l l , b e BY nir.ai.wr> BID TOR EACH ITEM Cabinets, formlqa, hullt-ilns, HBARPITBAY "THB ■ ‘ BY JARKOW AIRCRAFT CORPORATIom sanded - reflnlshed. F loors, age. CaU 643-1949. ------w e e k d a y s 5 2 M 4 ^ ^ SEPARATELY AND t '.u .ADDRESSED X.U, TO THE STATE'S ATTDR.- 1963 FORD <3alaxy, 2 small. Call TEACHERS -7- qifallty work, at p_t’ Iminirtlnwa 3 2 STATE’S ATTORNET BY V. T. HAMLIN and new paint jo b . CaU 872 6^ ^ . reasonable prices. Insured. In- Privara IfiSmiCWOnt A L L E Y OOP atic-.flpor cleaning and waxing, P IL G R IM M ILLS, 99 L(X>mlB 'nCXDAND COUNTY 3697 after 4:30 p.m. “ offices and ’ businesses. Com­ ------^------— terior and exterior painting. ijjARN TO SWIM from expe- St. has openings for women to WHERE'S , SAIP HE WAS IB unto NIA. I... work full-time iii our measur­ CXIPOFF TO S(3NNA (ATCH UP 1971 CAIMARO, 800, power plete janitorial services. Free SO early? ' on h is FISHIN'.', Roofing - Siding 1ft ages. For information ^ c a ll ing and marking departments. STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF steering, automatic transmis- estimates. FuUy Insured. Sub­ A urban F l(»r Maintenance Serv­ STA’IE OP (30NNE(3TKTOT. 649-4403, Apply Miss Oobum, 046-1414. si(», excellent condition. 39.700. BEDWELL Home Improvement AGNES K. AGNEW vs. THOMAS ic e . 649-9220. Co. Expert instaUation (>f alu­ A 1 T E N T IO N ! SINCE THE REAL \ 7 . SHE'LL iD L L T w i^ WHY DO YOU CaU 64i9-«B17. AGNEW.RiroSmioR (TOimT COUNTY OF ATTENTION: Parente Interest- ATTRACITVE posltioa for gen- THAT'S IT.' I M WE ALLOWED , minum siding, gutters and NEVER SHOULD COUNTESS HAS E S - .REACH HER LONDON 1964 CHEVROLET, 4-d<»r, V8, PROTTlCrnON — Save i your TOLLAND.______ed in having children tutored eral office work in data pro- FONTAINE’S most reloeste ftos to Mdesrelopmasi. CARED FROM THE CONTACT- WHERE TO ESCAPE r trims. Roofing instaUation and ------ceasing department. Five-day HAVE ALLOWED 3800 Savings Bank of Man- home, office or business with NOTICE 'TO THOMAS AGNEW call Mrs. C3ccareUo, 648-0810. ' CONTINENTAL A YOUR LADY MUST; repairs, 640-6400, 876-0109. ITON THE COMPLAINT of the week, 8 a.m. — 6, aU benefits. Mott seU 8 floors of OMd iiihwinsnsons eqapiiiM f. HER TO POSE AS Chester, 646-1700. -* Rr® reslstent paint. Cut your plaintiff In the above entitled a(Xlon Fee an hour 30. COUNTESS AUTHORITIES.../V BE RJ6HT NOW.' Bast Hartford, pleasant sur­ therein set mMEDlATBLY. BEA80NABUC. p r a n c e °® “ ^ ^ GUTTEIto a i^ ‘ YP®® the around of roundings, 289-2788. CkmtracUng for free estimates, repaired and replaced. Rea- intolerable Cruelty,llty. alimony,______custo- C «h aa h OIm I C l o t S M 3 3 1603 OIDSMOBdLiE, 4-door, fair 644-2874. sonable____ prices.I___..-.I Free estim ates, dy and support o7of mlnnrm ^ r rhllcKrent.chlldtren), WHS WIHSSWB ^__ counsel ----- fees ------returnable before WANTED Bor maids and cock­ (mndition. Best otter. 646-3630. 646-1399. F O H T A I N r S MILLAR Tree Service — prun- _je Superior Court within and for tail waitresses. Evenings 0 to ------•, . k Tolland AVlM UStA County LVto be W sswsaaheld aeaat Vemon, v v s ssw a, SEMI-DRIVER’ 1 Am., call 872-8381, aric for USEQ RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT 1968 MERCURY Cyclone GT, ing, cabling, topping, removal, a l LAPLANT — Siding, roofing, on the fourth 'Tuesday of July, A.D.. TRAINING 390 cu. Inch, power steering; feeding, *^® at®"" windows, awnl^s. Qual- sup. 478 WINDSOB 8T.. HABIFfHUV, CONN. 7-9 Conor Osntiai Ptreet (0 HD ky NIA. W, TM l»» U S. >et. Off. power brakes, new front discs, Insured. 638-6340 or 688-4716. jty workmanship, free esti- pearing to and being found by the We are currently ottering WANTED — Reliable mother’s very low mUeage, 31i800. firm. mates. Fully Insured. 649-3417, si^crTblna authority teat the said tra cto r trailer trainin g T1WO clean-cut university stu- " nfsfPtMiintdefendant hasnJUl soneflTonft to D&nBparts un­tin." helper for remainder ot sum­ 646-0098 after 6. 872-9187. through the facilities of the BY COKER and PENN ______dents desire work. Experience______known, and that notice of the Institu­ mer at Beach Poric, Clinton, LANCELOT tion of his action most likely to following truck lines. Conn. CaU 1-660-2223. 1964 FORD Country Squire, 9- m yard malntalnance, repairs, ------come to his (her) attention Is that eSheridah 'Truck Lines /W E'LL MAKE A d condi- , pointing etc. Reastinable rates. R oofin g an d ORDERED, that the notice of the sTTuck Line Distribution ! 6ETI L J. — I FOR THIS SORT OF THINS/------THE INSURANCE AGENY tion, 3460. or best offer. 649- call Dick Brannlok, 649-0826 af- Q lilnm ^yj 1 f t .A InatltuUon of (said action be given Systems, Inc. Help Wanted-Mate , 3ft MR.LUMPOCK, AGAIN! the defendant by some proper officer ASSEMBLERS 4W8. ' ter 6 p.m. * or indifferent person causing a true •Express Parcel Deliveries, of .this order of WANTED — experiulced auto First shift openings for assemblers. 1967 OID0MOBILB Cutlass Su- .STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, new the Man- In c. •Skyline Deliveries, Inc. body helper or body man. LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON preme con^rtible. ^toi^t|®. fireplaces, flagstone traces. wo“k, (dtiikney, news- Full-Time Work. For application and inter­ Good wages for rigfat'man. Ap­ - J g r - power steerl^, All concrete repalra, botn^- giggjjgj and repair^. SO years Cbnnectout,Cbnnectlcut, once ^week a week to^twofor two (2) (3) ply in perqjn at B ft J Auto Re­ sports ctxisole. Excellent con­ side and outside railings, land­ kkoHTnotoa successive weeks, two (2) times con- view, call 1-208-220-8710 or Apply 9 aan.-12 noon, llon^-F riday. experience. rx e e esumakeo. gecutlvely, (x>mmenclna on or before write School Safety Divisitm, pair, 867 Oakland St., Man- ation. 646-2100. scaping. Reasonably priced. Call Howley, 643-0381. June 29, AD . 1071. and that return United Systems, Inc., 2170 (diester. Call 643-0861. of such service be mode to the above - 1966 D O D G E C oronet 600, 883 ______Berlin 'Tpke., Newington, • '______^ :------named Court MECHANIC work evenings on IONA MPe. CO. L,___~ m m SHIRLEY W. KUSH Ck>nn., 06111. (Suburb o f engine, automatic, bucket SERVICB (Soucler) — HOatlng aaa rlUniDing l / Assistant a e ik of the 6uperlor plnsetter machine. Must have Hartford). Training orig­ REGENT STREET, aANGHBSTEB seats, floor console, 646-0080. Trees cut, building lots dear- Court for G>unty of Tolland some machine experimee. Ap- inates in Indianapolis, In­ 648-2111 lO " .. ed. trees topped. Got a tree GRANT’S Plumbing Service - iSy In person, Vernon Lanes, problem! Well worth phone Free estimates, plus quality poputy^^f diana. 7-9 1967 RENAULT, good condIti(Mi, Route 83, Vernon. Capr. '71 Oen'l fcele'e* Ce

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■C- V. • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESmt, CONN/FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1971 PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN BIANCHESTEai. E V E I ^ HERALD. MANCHESnSR, OONM.,^ FRIDAY, JULY 9,. IdTl Hgusos For Sola 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sde 72 Out’ of Town Out of Town Out of Town Out of Town 75 For Sole 75 $33,600 - BimROOM MAHCHBSTBJR - 7-room ------MANCHESTER 4- fy, 6-4-4- For Sole . 75 For Sole 75 For Sole 1 1 72 Homos N r Solo .72 HouMheM Goods 51 Bfiwera Cape. Four bedrooms TWO-FAMILY, quiet street, . 3, on business k i ^ d tot. C a ll — TOLLAND — 6-room Ranch, In TOU.AND — 8-room Raised water, fuU baaement.. Hutchins SBiWINO m achlnea 1971 puah din in g lo o m , 2 baths, fire - »>oth. flo o r s presenU y occu p ied . for details, Amkingig $29,900. HEBRON -ten minutes from SUBURBAN two-family on ^ commercial area, 160x800’ lot. Ranch, with magnificent view BERRY'S WORLD APARTMENT SITE TWO AdUM; euatom Mona. Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. button aig-iac, unclaimed lay^ Merritt .Agea^, 946-1180. Manchester, rocukllng Cape, 8 country sized lot. Four rooms |26,000. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, of countryside,, 2% baths, fire- CLASSIKIED away, $46.00. Sinfer aly-iay a6-UBlt approved ^ettm ent Ranch, f^ r , family room, 2 anf.wfMnM iSuteh nnirmtni 649-9787, Helen D. Cole, Real- f*.000. Call owner, 646-1822 or 4 bedrooms, heated rec each floor, owner’s has fire- g75. 6sl70. . place with brick waU in rec. OffersdbyilM beths, 2-oar fange, tantsUa- place. Scarce price of $28,900. ----- . ------room, basement garage, ’$81,- wltjb cabinet, originally, over site, water and sewer. $l>v baths, fireplace, garage. % ® P *" ’ room, move-in condltlCU. $840'MW only $09.00, under 800 per unit Terms to qnal- views. Hutchins Agmoy. LotSy^r Sole 73 BeauUfuUy treed acre. Quick Wolverton Agency, Realtors, COVENTRY — North, Raised ^ .j. j crockett, (Realtor, 2 -ca r guarantee. Elaay tenna,. 022- ItlM buyer. im jiors, S4SA824. MANCHESTER 1 Beautiful 7------^ ^ sate desired. $24,900. Owner, 649-2818. Ranch, four bedrooms, 2-car 375.6279 ADVERTISING PHILBRICK center St. Owner, poonj Ranch In the Buckley MANCHESTER — $26,900. 4-4, iRD LAKE — Desirable garage, excellent view. Spot- 0476, det^r. CARRIAGE REALTY '*^terfront lot, exceU ent ______646-4870. ______VERNON — New listing 8-bed- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS _x. mnsaOPM ewiem m u O sr- .'■■■.______school area. Three generous two-family. New kitchens, lese throughout. Jesdor Realty, CXILUMBIA lEikefront.— large WB BUT, aiu| aell uaed fur­ 646-1110 risoB OohMtol SMO s«. 4- miVEN-ROOM Colonial, fire- *>«'bx)onis, two full bathrooms, peUng, freshly decorated, neigj[iborhood, private, ex t o l i AND — New 0 - room room Ranch. Finished base-- 742-9667. . Cape, overlooking' width of ment recreation room, IM X 8 AJL to 4:S0 PJL niture, appUanC^a etc. Week- MAMCHBSTSab-SS bcTee with AGENCY badrooms, «Mos, SI4 pl^e,' 4 bedrooms, deep lot. dinlhg room, and furnaces. Assume FHAytoort- cluslVe^ area. Only $6,000, 646- Raised Ranch. Finished rec ------'*■ lake. American Standard heat, '^daya, and evenlnga, 13 Oxford frontage for two bulldinc tots. d o n b l s g sT O fs, Cail 648-8686 after 6 p.m. beautiful family room. Kltch- gage. Hutchins Agency; Real 8482. room, $32,900. "Carriage Real- baths, garage, 100x187’ lot. Bel VERNON 3 or 4 bedrooms, massive cut OOPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT St., Mancheater or' .call 043- B vaninge 872-4424, d a y e 666- GRACIOUS antique colonial in Btoes AfWMf. SM41S1. - en haa buUt-ln oven and range, tors, 649-5824. BOLTON — Cne acre buUdlng *y. «*8-lH0, Jack Heam, 872- Air Real Estate, 648-9832. “DEEPWOOD ESTATES” fireplace, fuU basement. Be on vacation all year around 8841 anytime. 4477. excellant ccodUlon. S flreplacee, TWO acres, 7-room • Raised Above ground Redwood pool ------lots from $6,600 and up. Flano “ W. COVENTRY — 2-faniUy Ranch Five new Custom built • iN RM. DAT BBFOBX PmUCAnOM MaMOMBSTBR — IMAW. 7- for only $42,900. Lessenger Co., .AM. »» baeutUWIy toeotvtod rooms, ROhoh, buUt-liis, recreation included. Wolvertim .Agency, ALUMINUM rid^d Oolcmlal 846-2677 .on 8V4 acres, completely re­ homes on beautiful treed TORTT rooln , georgeoua vley. Realtors, 649-2818. with 7 tastefiUly decorated and ; Realtors, 1-423-9291, 742-9718. DmuIUim tor Saturday and Montoy la 4sM pan. FHto? aoras, Coventry. Pri- ...... ai^t-in— Utdian,..... , formal. . . ____ room OiW*. omtrol loesUon. garage, modeled 2- years ago. Merritt lots by Monroe Moses, Ver­ Antiqiws 8 « vote mortgage sveBsUe. O m >- ^ tomlly room, garage. mcUO b OPEN HOUSE bn a k - $32,9(X>.: H utchins .Agency, ------Immaculatef rooms. Modem OLTON non's premier builder. Ihls -rlega Realty, 96S-U10. lot A roal vstne. Bel Air Reel Realtors, 649-6324. MANCHESTER — Has to be kitchen aM shaded lot. In love- A g en cy , 916-1180. COVENTRY Lake — $6,500 4- rODR CXWnERATION WIU. |>| A| AA^ 9 T 1 1 THE BIRCHBIS Antique Aoute ____ fe a t ro o m , 8 all 2 V4, ACRES OF *rREES By appointment, Friday, select area is for those BsteU, 648-1882. ------seen. FamUy styled 6-room Co- w ne^borhood. $86,000. Call room"8ummer cottage. Private BB AFPHBOIATBD DIAL MA"271I 44-A, Aahford, Gonn. July and ----- bedrooms, plus On, quiet dead end street -Saturday and Sunday. \ seeking privacy. Mid 30s beach. June Good, 643-1837, $26,000 — 6 - ROOM Raised lonlal, spotless from top to hot- W aiim E Howland, Realtor, sits this virgin piece of land BOLTON Auguat week days by appoint­ He 72 and 8 bstts, atons walls, ga- ».M rm ivrRR RaJtoh, quaUty conatnictlon, tom with brand new kitchen siM ioe and up. Please call 919-5306. P asek R ea ltors, 289-7475. with hundreds of shade $24,900 ON FmST LAKE ment. Open Sunday! 1-0. Call ------rags, laiga bams an.' mt build- *“ **°^“ * ® raised hearth fireplace, stove, room homo, aluminmn Mdlng. with buUt-ln oven, range and. trees. Choice situation for Continiiod From Procodinp Pegs 742-6607. ii«a. A vlow from ovary wto- * IH baths, garage, trees. dishwasher, 8‘ big bedrooms; FOR SiALE by owner — real New Modular 6% room 120’ ON THE LAKE MANCHESTER now roof, doublo garage, large the famUy that wishes to • B (Sl W daw . $48,000. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, High 20s. Wolverton cream puff, 7-room Ranch, 2 Ranch. 130x140’' lot. Wanfed - Real Estate 77 traed lot Lew lOo. Hayao A g e r ^ , custom buUd their own Artistically .1 andsca:ped BARROWS and WALLACE OO. Dogs-Kids-Pofs 41 Articles For Sole 45 649-6824. Realtors, 649-2813. fireplaces, spacious screened Wonted - lo Bny 58 2 HOMES IN RESIDENCE t-r o o m COLONIAL, (ormal Agency, S4S-\iIice new, ex- MANCHESTER - Vernon line, ' Manchester Parkade Prime location. ExceUent, extra buUdlng tot. Formerly Manclrcster-EaM JJudford Needs room to run. Call 648- FX>UR TORO gUig mowen in ------stone Ranch botae. 7th room .ROOK RAISBD raneh, an Im- bedroom Raised Reach with 20s. Wi^^rton Agency, Re- 1962 Ranch, garage, gorgeous Manchestei- 649-6306 7 quisitely reproduced authentic alt^,/M ( (30VENTRY — 7-room custom v alu e. $29,000. Phone 646- area, at leaht four bedrooms, 4730. excellent condition. Call 646- HOUSBSiOLD lots — Antiques, Jalousled sun ponh over one- home toc- tireplaoe, appUaneed kitch­ 49-2813. park-Uke pine treed 146x200. T owned and built by successful 0$i-rdom Dutch- Colontal on built Ranch. Two fireplaces, 2036 o r 626-0721. la rg e lot. CaU'^^Rev. Saunders, — ^------0321. bric-4(rbrac, locks, frames. cor gange. FUU bomment with anted, riehly eaipetod, 3M en, family room and two- lot, house absolutely Immacu- DESBRABLE A-rone bqU ^ lot large rooms. Garage! actor. All three for only $28,- piuic-ltee lot In prestige area. TER — ’Henry St., 289-4296. _ j m n ----- idasawait. We buy Titi-—r. ear garage. let oa one acre late, privacy, $22,900. Meyer ^ t^ y Double tot. Excellent area. — ------r— ------. , 500. T .J . C rock ett R ea ltor, 876- finished rao room oad coder haihs, pe^te.4 firoj^aeo, fern- Three'fireplaces, 4 baths, first- Poultry and Supplies 43 a u r o r a -m o d e l motoring set yni«j» Peddler, Auctioneer, dooet. Two-aoaod hot water uy room with built-in bar and of treed land. Owners anx­ reduced, impresaiye Realtors, 643-0609. Must seU to settle estate. Call ,33950 Agency, 646- TOIXAND — New white Colo- 6279. 3BLXJNG your home or acre­ ------^ ^ — 16 H.O. oars, track mounted on floor laundry room, 6-zcma large 6-room Dutdi Colonial, 649-1919 after 6 p.m .. b ^ , rooms, 1,920 square age? For prompt friendly serv­ 420 Lake St., Bolton, 649-8247. heat Lexge flagatoiio piOlo in ttiek waU, eentrMly alrrondt- iou s! COVENTRY — Ideal starter 4x8* plywood and ready to race. h eating an d m uch m ore. M( front-to-back living rooni with NEW------LISTING------— . 2 famUy, - » I ; nnn ______^V4 baths. Center foyer, ice,' call Louis Dimock Real­ LIVE hens, 76 cents each. Call rear,. beautlAilly lanrtmoped lot, tlonod, beautifully tread and home. Immaculate 414-room Call 649-8SH. I 1*71 kr NIA, Ik . HERITAOE HOUSE sed;! A teal opportunity. es fireplace, 1% bdtlia, scretoed Double garage, stove, ref^er- TOLLAND — Acre BOLTON — Four - bedroom oversized 2-car garage, $34,- ty, R ealtors, 649-9823. 644-1892. 100x240*. Many extras. landaeaped groimto. Located ba- Ranch, fireplace, wall-to-waU ------WANTED to buy, Ariens tiUer Agency, 646-0181. p orch , 2-c€U' garage, georgous ator. Only $26,900. Pasek Real- cape- Central alr-condltionlng. 900. T .J . Crockett, Realtor, , 646-2482 tot. $6,900. Coventry - Two carpeting. Owners euucious. - HANNAH’S husband Hector model B-1. OoU 648-9920. 76 STEEP HOLLOW yard, top area. Only $32;900. ' tors, MIB, 289-7476, 742-8243. VA baths, aluminum storms, 876-6279. LIS'nNGS w a n t e d ” hates bard work so he cleans ___ "Why art you gmn^ to weor those 'hot pant^ to tha For tha flaer homes. $27,900 — EIGHT-R^M Colo­ wooded buUdlng lots, $3,600 Asking only $12,600. Frechette l a n e AMWrCHf LaXB 6-room oottago, Frechette Refitors, 647-9993. screens, 100x400’ lot. Mid Id’s.. i will picture advertise your the rugs with Blue Lustre. WAMTBID — 2 oU burning qpace nial, in-law quadra. Alumi­ MANCHESTER — Good resl- eMh. Hayes Agency. 646-0131. TOLAAND — New Rianchee. Realtors. 647-9093. Articles For Sale 45 party^re you trying f o make m e look rklkulou$?" complotaly fiunilalMd right down — ------Bel Air Real Estate, 943-9332. ______,' (______house twice a week, plua, Rent electric riiampooer $1. heaters, thermoetat controlled. 180x240* lot with many Moa ^ tha dMisa. Extra lot inehid- MAlfCSiBflTBR - Nice S . bod- num Biding, nejv heating sys- £JNW(X>D ' d RIVE, Manches- dential famUy . area. Six-room $27,000 — $28,900. Carriage give dally coverage In two DARK RIC31 stone free locun, Pinewood (Furniture Shop. Call after 6:80 p.m.-649 0076. trees. Ten-room brick Ranch. 4 ^ giAMO. room Ranch, 8 aeroo, ideal lOr tepi. Off EastxSenter St., trees, ter 8-r6om Colonl^, 4 bed- Cp.pe. Ceramic tile bath, ga- GLASTONBURY 114 acre Completely ren- Realty, 649-UlO. VERNON papers every week until 6 ~ yards $20. aand. gravel, Hutchins Agency, Realtors, rooms, 2 fireplaces, 114 baths, rage, porch. Good sized treed lot, beautifully landscaped GREAT POTENTIAL sold. Call ONBi 2D** J&cobBOfi red — ...... Aportwie ■ ... _____ w _ H -F la ts- Out off Town. bedromna, 2 baths, kttchan, din- ____ horae or pony. Paul W. Dou- ovated e-^m o t nto^ EAST HARTFORD — Law stone, manure, pool, and patio ing area, family room, ton, MAMOHBgTBR 4-hodnom l^ t —- luoitor M9-4BM. 640-6324. / favorable financing available, lot with dtone walla. Basement CaU 242-1789. landscaped acre lot. Must be ^ Custom built Cape, family UNSAY REALTY power lawn mower, In good* KoOUIS WiMlOUt B oon l 57 TonOlliantS aand. 648-9604. 63 Fmr Rent 66 formal dining room, IS’xlB’ Uv- levol, 8 baths. 3 Uroptaeas, 2- ’ ...... ___ . Contact Mr. Matrlck or Mr. office or rec room. WoU-to- obbt, in Vx* nTmrneiniMi w ill *ixi»o«=, « •'•ts room off kitchen, large bed­ 649-9168 condition. $26. 644-0266. s i^v e : >M Ranch, 2 full oo<^ Savings Bank of Man- waU carpeting throughout. ^ Phiibrick helo with financing Asking BXoeUent . condition, rooms In full shed dormer, ROOM FDR rent, gMitieman DELUXE 2 bedroom apart- Ing room with ffropteco and car attaohad garage^ huge 80x18 MANCHBtnst — OsntraUy lo- SCREENED loam, sand, gravel, Uving rrom hM Swed- 64^00. C e n t r a l ! ) ^ schools and mMO^tr^TSr « V®"®' 114 baths, attached garage, AROUND the clock prompt and TAG SALE Friday evening only, free paildiig, . central ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, VERNON — Weattiervaae, $ • cathedral.------celling,------aeroeaed rro room, ouadeek .. _j ett ^ auwter cated apacioua 4-badroom old- processed gravel, stone, fill. ish fireplace, all electric eat------shonnlng. $28,000. Owner. 646- PhUbrick Agency, 646-4200. Keaiiy. 7*2 ^ ^ C rock ett. R ea ltor, 876- recreation room, extremely friendly service for seUlng 6-9 p.m. and Saturday. Some location, kitchen i^vUeges, onmnlete appUances, 3 air- »w>«a ^lartment, airmen- porch phis 12x24* sereenod patio, badnom. wril tread and land- er Colonial, IH kathe. Are- Also buUdoxer and backhoe kitchen, formal dining SUPESIB 3-bedroom Oolonial in 6679. private, treed back yard. ■» your home, acreage, apeut- furniture, miscellaneous Items. references required. 648-2098 conditioners,., full basement, dlUaned, aU built-ina, carpet- 2-car carport with small aim- seized lot with flagatenod patio place, targe peik-IIke yard. ^A-ZONE buUdlng tot In conve- service and drain fields. ro^m, famUy room with plen- beautiful Lakewood Orcle Potential unlimited. Mr. ments for rent, or managing 14 Essex St., Miuichester. tor appointment only. washer-dryer hook-up,, vanity ed, garage, pool, sub-let to deck attached. lOtdien has dou- and barbecue. Preferred neigb- Only $28, MO. Boyaa Agaaey, nlent location, nicely treed and TOLDAND — 3 new ^ e d _ Ooventrv line 714- George H. Griffing, Aiidover. ty of storage area. AU richly area, exceptional home on flat. $6,600. Wolverton Agency, Ranches and 2 Ranch bouMS Oo^®™ ^^®' Lewis has details, $27,900. your property. Call F. M. type bath, glass sUding doors Jan. 1972, $180. A fter 6, 648- ble ovan—buUt-in diahwaaher, hathood. M 64121. caipeted, 3 large bedrooms, wooded lot, $36,000. Call War- MANCHESTER BuUt- 7^-7886. IHE THOMPSON House—Cot­ Realtors. 649-2813. with fireplaces and 114 baths. ^P®' * P®«l«x>ms. 049-6306. G oal A gen cy, R ea ltors, 943- onto patio. $220 per month. 8834, 872-3868. beautiful large treed back- ren E. Howland, Realtor, 648- ln country kitchen, dishwash­ tage St, ctotrally- located, New Ltsting — Inunaculate Under construcUon. Chooae 2682. "GERTS a gay girl, ready for a Robert D. Murdock, Realtor. ys$!d. ] Let us show you the 1108. er, beamed ceUIng. $31,900. • • Boots & Accessories 46 la r g e , pleasantly furnish­ orator and fneaer. Washer and "* details. NEWER TWO-FAMILY 7-room Ranch, 3 or 4 bed­ MANCHESTER AA zone, .7 own decor. $26,900. and l whirl after cleaning carpets ___ 613-2682. rest. Call owner, 643-4913. No ----- r ; ------P asek R ea ltors. M LS, 289-7475, • • B (S W ed rooms, peuWng. Call 649- rooms, 'large paneled rec acre, heAvUy wowlcd, privacy ^ ^ 950. x.J. Crockett, Realtor, BARROWS and WALLACE OO. with Blue Lustre. Rent electric OERICH’S Mkrine Bervlee, an- R ockvlU e Oryor In small laundry room. b OLIDN LAKE—WaU buUt 2- aganU please. PITKBN - Porter SL area, 6- 742A243. Experto Disagree 2368 for overnight , and perma- CLEAN 8-room iqwxtment, with with 2 bodfoomo, living ______yeau: old c^umlnum sided cus- room, 2 fuU baths, waU-to- lot, adjohte water shed. 649- 375.^279. Manchester Parkade shampooer $1. Custom thorlsed Evlnrude outboard Highlaad Park oehoM within reUrsmont home, ga- PISA, Italy — ■nie 186-foot ______nent guest'rates. heat and hot water, and ga^ CAREN APTS. room, coramlc both 1 MANCKESTER — 8-room Co- tom built, 8-room Garrison, wall carpeting, builMn oven- 1441. NORTH COVENTRY — Just M an ch ester 649-6306 Squares, 13 Summer St., Man­ mo&r sales and- service. Also SOUTH WINDSOR — Immacu­ Tower of Piaa leans 16 feet out walkiag dlatance. Either or both lonlal, 4 or 6 bedrooms, IH Family room with beamed range, and dishwasher. WaU listed, Immaculate 7 - room ch ester, 643-9862. b M ^ accessories. ioM Tol- FURNISHED room for rent for »»*«»■ ^a^ 8««-g672. 8M, 4Vi room ^Mirtments. huge custom kltchsn late 6-rooih Raised Ranch, 3 may be seen by ^wotatment. ».r o o m COLONIAL. Loigo baths, beautiful condition, ceiling and buUt-in bar, dream air-condiUoner. COTvenient Raised Ranch. Double garage, EUJNGTON — New 4 - bed- vertical an“^"^ ® '’®'^ Uvered. W. Zlnker, 876-0867. ounce boat cloth. $1.26 per keeping room. Woridng lady ming pool, stmage and park­ ______off with laiga pietoro windows BOLTON LAKE — Six-room 'MANCHESTER — 8-room over- MANCHESTER — New Usting, w a terfron t cottflire. douDie lot^ „ could blow It over anytime. ------yard. Resin, $6.95 per gallon. preferred. CsU 648-6388 or 649- FOUILROOM apartment, ap­ KANCHEUTBR - t Beautiful 7- on roar waU at ground lovol. HERITAGB^OUSE 643-2692 TAG SALE — Last day, Satur- 044.1830. ing. From .$160. call 8u- sized expsuided Cape. Two preferred 'west side location, 0641. pliances, heat, central locar room oldar homo. Bonroro St Many axtias and posaUilHtlos. ' day, July. 10, all Items half ------perlntendant, 878-1666, 278- baths, four bedrooms, famUy Immaculate 614-room Ansaldl nistoed:i.^ and ^ ’.^L^™pritdTN, p n ce a SepIkce^'^ouSr S S S e ! ticn, references, security de­ school area. Four bedrooms, Robert D. Murdock, Realtor 38x12’ cement patio. On water. price, pay cidy half cf pro- SPECIAL 16* Wellcraft Boat rooms in quiet centrally U-ibOOM CUBTOK RANCH. room, lovely suburban lot. Oa- built ranch. 2-car garage, well for quick aale. 1-447-1840. p osit, $170. m onthly. 640-S84O. 1510, 242-6668. $28,900.' F la n o A g en cy , 646- vlously tagged price. Rear of with trailer and 86 h.p. John­ F o r Finer Homeo rage; <>$29,900. Hayes Agency, landscaped. Hurry! H ayes lo ca te d h om e. M iddle - ag^ed - r “ » *“* ^ MANCHESTER — Five bedroom 2677. 247 West Center'St., 10 o.m. son. Also come In and see tiie working’ gentleman. 648-7410. MANCHESTER — Deluxe 3 ______attic, fuU hasomant. Prieod 646-0181. A g en cy , 646-0131. KEEP RD. — AnmMlI built Brick OolOTlal. Ideal central tm dark. Wellcraft boats, 16’ to 34*. Ma­ bedroom duplex, half of 2-fam- ROCKVILLE — Four • room rilta at $88,000. FJi. "®‘® P***®, with pool. TOWN OF MANCHESTER ANDOVER — 4-room Ranch, rooma, laiga bnaas- MANCHESTER — 2-famlly, location In preferred neighbor- rine supplies and accessories, Uy, 1% baths, rec room, all ap- apartment, first floor, paik- Goal Agency, Realton, 048- Irood lot, 100x216 with a MANCHESTER breezeway, garage, full base­ ALUMINUM screen - storm 2-cdr. gaiago, 1% tUod upper 20’s, maintenance free hood. Ctonvenlent to every- NOTICE YOUR HOME used motors. , Capitol Equip­ pUances and carpets. $220 per Ing and yard. Available Au- ment, 2 acres, VA approved. doors, buUt-in bath tubs, lava- Apartmenh • Flols - , bnUt-hia, fttU a t ile , l l n - EVERYTHING IS BIG exterior, better neighborhood, thing. 'Immaculate, Bel Air ment, 38' Main St., Manches­ month. Paul W. Dougan, Real- gust 1st. $116 monthly, utUl- POSmON VACANCY Immediate occupancy. Char- torys, tdlets, Mtcben cabinet CAPB-’Fub toad doemor, targe ptaco, plaateihd walla, city Big Ranch, big tot, big fam­ central. Dick Lemieux, 649- Real Estate, 643-9832. ter. 643-7668. 1 Tenements 6 3 tor, 6494686. ties not Included, 873-0869, sinks, metal wall cabinets; hot CONTEMPORARY Utehen and Uviag room, wit ' utUlUaa, Immadlale occupancy. Uy room, big value, small 97$7, Helen D. Cole, Realtor, ------. ------t T T T ASSESSMENT AIDE Bon Agency, 643-0683. PROTECTED! water furnace. 643-2465, 643- 19* O'DAY Super Swift sailboat. MANCHEaSTER — 8 rooms, sec 7:80-9 p.m. firoptaeo, don, 4 pries. Brick Ranch, 7 rooms, 5^3 5885 MANCHESTER — Large Dutch $7,079.80 - $8,062.62 TWO - BEDROOM iq>artment RANCH Ouitoa Lsspoianea, MS-TOD. HEBRON — One year young, Excellent condition. $400. Call ond floor, including heat, hot laige lot. $26,600. ,-walkout family room to . ______!______— Raised Ranch, 7 rooms, car- Liberal fringe benefits include 1442. with heat, references requlr- SOMSUtS — 6 qMtdous room' ynth five large hedrooms, U A R Raised Ranch. H i m 643-4046. water, refrigerator, older sin- W ARANOiffi RU. patiC. Private, treed outdoor OPEN HILLS — Custom Red- peting, psuieled recreation paid vacation; sick leave; hoU- ed, $160. per month. PhUbrick apartment in cdonial home. 3 fireiriaeee, aiipeih Utfiben bedrooms, two fireplaces, aicre a l u m i n u m sheets used as — gle person desired. $90. J. D. EABT CENTER IT. area. Must be seen to be wood Ranch. Fireplaced-fami- room, aluminum siding, 2- days; pension plan; complete Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. CaU 875-8126. with, eeparate breakfast BWtoMBs O o io iiis l m s y plua lot. Typical elegance at '‘printing plates, .009 thick, 23x Real Eetate Associates, 643- 4-badroom home. In fine appre^ciated. Everything is ly room off kitefaen. Two car garage, trees. Hutchins insurance pton. Employes’ room. -Picture windowed modest price. Flano Agency, 36’’, 25 cents each or 6 for $1. PRESIDENTIAL VUlage Apart- ROCKVILLB — Nice S room hom o o r oCBm residential ana. Tremen­ big except price. $32,000. baths, carps'tteFi sundeck, 20x Agency, 649-5324. Garden - Form - 6129. dining room, and large fam­ credit union avaUable. 646-2677. 643-2711. ments, Manchester — One and apartmoit, beat, stove, refrig­ pomtbiltty o t dous location and prieod to M r. L ew is. 24’ recreation room. Hutchins ily room. A custom built MANCHESTER___ — Fou*'-la™Uy „ _ For appUcation and Job de- HOME PROTECTION HARDWARE Dairy Products 5 0 d e l u x e one-bedroom apart­ two-bedroom apartments. For erator, hot water, $180. Adults la nd, soU. Drive by, aigna on A g en cy , 649-5324. THE PROVEN carpet cleaner home with redwood and ______In center ol town IotoHo t . AU scripUon apply to PERSONNEL COVENTRY Lake area, vacant ment, wall-to-wall carpeting appointment or further Infor­ only, no pets, parking for o m property. T. J. CTocketi, Blue Lustre is easy on the STRAWBERRIES, p ick you r M ck exterior. Prieod for ROCELDDOE/DyiMUBle 9-room • • B (Sl W • • MANCHESTER Newly_____ Ust- ______s-room apartments______for ____mini- OFFICE, Municipal BuUdlng, 41 4-room houfe on big wooded throughiut, complete appli­ mation, call anytime, 646-2828. car. Security depoett requirefl: Realtor, 648-1677. budget. Restores forgotten col­ own. 30 cqnts per pound, in our below reptacement coat, Ratood Itaaofi. 8 hodrooms, SH BARROWS and WALLAb^ OO. ed, aluminum sided, young, mum maintenance. New heat- Center Street, Manchester, Con- corner tot. Asking $11,900., but oBURGLAR ALARM BOLTd ances, vanity bath. Centrally CaU 648-9678. owners wUl Usten. Lake privi­ ors. Rent electric shampooer free containers. 8 a.m. tiU 12 DELUXE 2 - bedroom apcul- family room, ca- X Manchester Parkade 2-fainUy, 4-4. Geoigeous Wteh- tag system. .Blxcellent Invest- necticut 06040. located. $178. monthly. R. D. leges. Good financing. T.J. Attempted forced entry will $1. B.A. Johnson Paint Co., 723 noon dauy,dally, no chUdren al­ ment. Available now. $200 per FOUR-ROOM iqiartment, HERITAGE HOUSE tb od ra l OffiUOg H v in r d in in g ‘ -S, Manchester 649-5306 ens. Immaculate. oonditlOT. ment opportunity. Wolverton Closing date for filing Is Murdock, 648-2692. Crockett Realtor, 943-1677. Main St., Manchester, 6494601. low ed. 161 O akland R d ., R oute month including heat and ^ Route 82, Mansfield, Heat, hot 64&-24S2 kttchMi. A ver- MANCHESTER — Rockledge SO’®- Heritage House, 646-24ap. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Wednesday, July 21, 1971. souritl alarm . . . BEFORE THE For the finer homea. 30, South 'Windsor. NORTHWOOD Apartments r- pUances. Paul W. Dougan water, stove, refrigerator, t in an eaw^tont lo- You*re Invited DOOR IS OPENED! SORRY Sal is now a merry section, vcustonri buUt 7-room One and tWo-bedroom apart­ Realtor, 649-4686. $160. and security. 648-3466. Smtr garage. gal. She used Blue Lustre rug PICK YOUR ofwn strawberries; ______ICANOHBBTBR — Duteh Qplo- _Bon(ch,. D aU ^,!. .quaUty' cpn;^,,:,,,^___ _ ments, central alr-conditlon- and upholstery cleaner. Rent 36 cents, bring own containera. apartment EIXJNOTON — Plnney Brook rooms, gas hot ateter OFF PORTm ~sr.-^ strucUon. ProfesslonaUy land- ing, carpeting, balcony, car­ TWO-BEDROOM TnoibiTOw, Sunday 2-6 pjn. ■ electric shampooer $1. .Olcott Volpl Farms, Volpl Rd., Bares. Adults only, no estalo rontal • eq>artmonte, like home, 1V& hatha. ilx largo rqoma^ fuU waliMp mar dOUvaiy. Wa brvUa colinit, good condition. Cal)''' heat condition is detected. each 1971 PRCXJF sets, $10. each or STRAWBERRIES — pick irour room apartments, ami>le clos­ pets. $138 per month, $188 lease nance-free exterior. O ^ble gap attic, hanSy localton. toSitoO. compariocn for alao. quaUty now. $81,600. Hayes Agency, ets, heat, hot water, carpeting, homea, multiple dwellings, no aecurlty. CaU James J. Gas- b est o ffe r. Phone 56R-6239 be- ow n. 36 cen ts quart. C haries rage. Hayea Agwtey/9494»i$l. ^ In a lUm. and location. 646-0181. tween i-7 p.m ^eppa, School Rd., Boltem, 649- appliances, alr-conditicner, fees. CaU J.D. Real Estate As­ say, at 8784084. ______1______8719. parking. Aug. 1st occupancy, sociates, Inc. 648-8139. MANCHESTER —/ Slx-famUy bdag Randi homa, abeundiag NimOBO HOMES haa a MANSFIELD — fhnaU Tfour- CAFE — AcroBS street from STARTING a new family? A ----- — ------—----- ^------;;------adults.^ CaU 646-1769. and a two-fam ilg/ Fine condi- with charm and paifaetloa, naa- woU-aamod roputation for hofspltal, 61i rooms, fireplace, 6H-ROOM apartment, first room Ranch on 8 acres of land. PATIO POOR GUARD complete StroU-o’-chalr set ST^W BER^S - plck your Uon throughout, A good invoat- dad high on a hUl with ttm a quaUty of oonsiruatiaB and olunUnum siding, carpeting, own, good picking. 2!eppa 4H-ROOM apartment, second floor, no pete, heat, hot water Oot^de only. Security deposit used once,' many extras. In ex- ment Secondary financing aema. tJM aquaro itoot of Uvtng oxeollaBco of dorign. Do garage, absolutely immacur Secures metal or wood sliding Farms, Box 308-A, Birch floor, appUances; heat, hot and stove furnished, $170. CaU iv4uired. 1-684-4881. eomo vtatt ua. cellent condition. CaU 649-6380. available. O im r haa other in- area, hatha; awlaunlat pool, la te. B el A ir R ea l E sta te, 643- Mountain Rd., Manchester.- water, diapooal, paririhg, base­ 648-9187. patio doors. ^ 2A 7 tereata. 60B/Wolvorton Agon- garagao. 9332. YARD SALE — Saturday 104 ment. Airallable Aug. 1st. $186. \Diraetlana: each PICK your own strawberries, cy, Roaltonl, 949-281$. p.m. Household items, bric-a- monthly, adults. CaU 649-4864 pmCIN ST. 9-room Dutch Oo- 35 cents a quart. Good picking. FOUR-ROOM apartment, third Resort Praporty ___ - Wa NEED USHNOS Boat on B. Omtar S t from brac, baby Items, some furni­ ctiter 4 p.m. CUSTOM ------^ lonlal. Call 643-0088 days after Albasi Farm, VlUa Louisa Rd., __ floor, no pets. 649-8867. For Rent 47 ture, adjustable window brick DELUXE DELUXE off Birch Mountain Rd., Bol- MANCHESTER &ie - bedroom .. . . ______„ ■ hast plastered PF®P*Fly" CSU-- |an ^ 6 p.m., on weekends caU 947- I screens, electric motor;, and 1040) N o ag en ts p lea se- BOLT GUARD CHAIN GUARD much more. 62 WeUs St. Man­ »«■ Be. peting, appUances, $186. Wolv- walls,y '^wooded lot roeaontWe. TODAYI ^ ^Sbf at end of including heat and appUances. Ed^wood Rd., 2-bedroom cot­ ch ester. CaU 6494EU. Rlcfamood Dr. on Kennedy Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 649- 4'rton Agency, Realtors, 649- tage, sleeps 7, ' secluded and 2W8. quiet III0. weekly. Mrs. Bemt- Rd., aeoond right cH Ken­ ______Househald Goods 51 4636. ,E moot totin- nedy Rd. is Woodotoek Dr. — n ----- 1------sen 742-8687. locattan, large .4-bedroom SEWING machine — Singer zig n e w BR One-bedroom apcul- FOUR-ROOM -apartment, cen- ______Repreaentatlve on premleee. suttvo R a a d i cn half-aere, S2.47 zag. ^Buttrni holes, mono- ments from $156 per month traUy located. CoU 649-9886, OO'VENmY Lake — Beautiful PHILBRICK \ aU the m oot deeired tom- each each ' Reg. $3>I9 WANTEb grams, hems, etc. Originally and 2-bcdro6m apartments, after 4 p.m. Lakewood Heights oottago for plua many extiaa. Ra- mm $349, now only $64. Easy from $200 pqr month. Paul W. rent, sleep# 7, $85. per week. BELFIOBB AGENCY Attractive new designs in walnut finish. placement coot ^praised at terms. CaU 522-0931, Dealer. Dougaii Realtor, 649-4686. CaU Mitten Agtsioy, Realton, AGENCY 647-1418 See these and others at... ^ . 8 4 FIRST CLASS Ffirmhed 6M M 80. over $0SM0- Owner relocated FRONT X. PORCH SALE — Tuesday-Sat- MANCHESTER — 3 rooms. Ap«nlinenf» 6 3 - A in Ftoilto wUl oacilflce at $48,- L A T H E H A N D urday. Furnitme, dishes, bed­ utUltles, apiUiances, parking, MISQUAMICUT — Rhode ^000 for quick sale, or wlU rant REALTORS / apartment. land. FoUr-room heated ding, etc. Shore Dr., Waters $160. monthly. Security de- With option to buy- CaU osmar MANCHBBTER — Brick T-iaom A p p ly : Shower, first floor, aU utUlUes. tage. .WaUdng distance /to front Park, Coventry Lake, posit. Flano Agency, 646-2677. a75A$M. Oohnlal, boUia, garage, ex­ ly BEA KEITH WEISER DEAD LOCK No children or pets. Paridng. beach. CaU 848-0491. FOB MAXDftJM FBOTECnON ON DOOB 742-9097. cellent condition, waU-to-wall METRONICS. INC. WE HAVE cuatomera waiting 272 M ain Street. MANCHESTER — Malher St, 646-4200 WITH GLASS PANELS ANDOVER LAKE — carpeting, new 2-aone healing ' Hints for tiV8 people who R oute 6 p 44-A CLEAN, used refrigerators, for ^;the rental of your" apart- o/w w Brick front 6-room O^o, % are moving. First book your ranges, automatic washers efficiency apart­ room cottage, acfoened died dormer, IH hatha, systam, acieened potto. Must Bolton, Conn. ment or homo. J.D. Real Es- mover far enough ta advance REG. $12.08 'S I A with guarantees. See them at ment available July 16, fur­ boat Included. $M. per ba Been. Asking $22,200. Fiecb- tate Aaaoclatea, Inc. 648-5129. that you dem’t have to w orry!' SPECIAL lUa^O B . D. P e a rl’ s A ppU ances, 649 nished, carpeted, all uUUties. CaU 742-7168. etie Realton; 947-NI8/ Be sure to let the Post Office Main St. CaU 643-2171. Security deposit. CaU 649-2362 value at $24,800. Freohatto MOdaiB S-badroom know of your move and to REPLACE WOBN LOOKS WITH MANOQSTER — large 4-room LAKE WINNIPBHAUI^E - large Uving room with fire­ apartment, garage, stove, after 6 p.m. Realtors, 647-99M. OpUNTOY CLUB where .to send your maU. SE'WING Machine — , Singer Flve^robin Chalet, vera mwi- place, (fining roQiP) taiga Give notice of your moving lovely wooded yard, $160. Weiser Key in Knob Lode Touch and sew In walnut cabi­ em, fUUy equipped. Available SECLUDED a e ro lo t '<*M9f k ltch ^ 1% baths,' axcattent date to aU utUlty Companies WOODUND m m ithly. 669-1744, 643^2096. 8-bedroom Ooloiilal with 2H ^ net, darns, mends, embroi­ Buslnen Loeatiom last 2 weeks of August. Call lush 8-roOm Oteonial, eaipot* confitton. Qitot aiaa. Immafi- baths, 2-car garage. Nice — gas, oill, water, jelectolclty. and Deodlodcing Bolt Ask UtUlty companies about ders, monograms, etc. Origi­ MAiNCHESTER Deluxe FOT Roilt 648-0188 after 8 p.m . to|f, flrat-floor Ifiunlly room, ata occupancy. Aoklng $2T,M0. level lot adja^t to Man­ MANOR 6 4 any fees and deposits that nally over $300. Special, $61.00. bedroom apartment arela, 8 bedroom ooporato fumocaa odd baaa- Vinyl Coaled ' ment size, like new, $76. 80*’ Colonial, carpeting, m ^ 100* frontage _ phis_ 8-otory $-bedroom Oalcnial. ParkUke Bedroom RANCH. Living MANCHESTER 646-2426, 9-5. room 14x24 with fireplace, gSLB stove, $36. Aluminum com­ ADULTS <»tiy, no pets, aU eleC' ances, laundry room, aerean- atrueturaUy sound building S4x 1.78 lot. Family room, breese- 1, 2 and 3-bedroom luxury way, 2-car gataga. Eatabllrii- 12-car garage. FuU base- bination screen d oors, $10. trie three and four-room deluxe BEAUTY SHOP for rept, fuUy W futtaxl T o R' 6 8 ed porch, 2-car gataga, wood- 24* at nor. BxeoUent Invafi-. 1 ment. Two tots both treed. Gothic Folding Fence apartments. Features wall*to- each . 643-2466 even in gs o r 643- iqiartments. Carpet garbage equipped. Wolverton Agency, ed grounds. OsU owner, 6l9- ment for wnait buyw. OaU od pnattge nrighborhood. wall carpeting, vanity tile 2. Commercial and Industrial 1442. d isp osa l, and appUances Realtors, 649-2818. $10 REWARD tajr Information 8660. owner 9l2-in2 after $ p.m. Owner; 9484099. baths, buUt-ln oven, range, heat land, Rt. 6, So. 'Wlhdsor. furnished. Central location. leading to sul^ble rent In dishwasher, refrigerator and FURNITURE, Uving roosn OFFICE for rent. Ideal location ;Salq pr Jease. Near Manchester HoeiUtal and Manchester area for famUy SPECIAL disposal, electric heat/ 2 air- couch, chairs, end tables. Re-' and parkliig, near hospital. 8. Four-bedroom COLONIAL. high school. $180 and $188. with 4 children and dog. WUl conditioners, glass sliding furnishing. Phone 643-7167. Personalised Floors BuUdlng, 2-car gunge. 1% baths. Phone 649-6258. do pointing and' minor tqike^. Large tot. High SO’s. doors, all large rooms. FuU ______890 Main St, 840-9288. — basement storage area, am­ Reasonable rent. ITease caU 4. W ai^otue space for rent. ’’^V OIDLUXE one-bedroom ple parking. Starting at $175. day, 10-6 p.m., 57 Beelzebub AIR - OONDmONED offices, 649-8518, 1-$28A461.. YEAR *R0UND VACATION HOME Off 1-91, Hartford. ment equipped with aU modem MANCHESTER Handy to shopping, schools, Rd., South Windsor. Refriger­ central location, on-premlses Time was when a seat belt bus and religious facilities. conveniences. Ample off-street " . ■ tf ator, washer, dryer, mower- parking, very reasonable. - 646- BzzzzzzKz in and see our was .what a chUd got for not parking. Rental $180. per iBFesImeBf Model apartment open for blower comblnatim, alr-con- 231$. On Baauiiful Baltan Laka, just IS minutM minding on a famUy automo­ Inspection weekday's 1-7 p.m. month with one-year lease and dltioner, roto-antenna, etc. busy Bea. We’re ready, tram Hartfard. 7 roams with garaga; cus­ b ile trip . IW.&GLENNEY — weekends 1-6 p.m. one month escrow. OaU Jarvis Fasten your seat belt and 649-5253 SiE(ARS re frig e ra to r, 14 cu . ft. Realty Co., 643-1121.' Haufot For Rent 65 y o u n g 16 umts, ideal Invest­ willing and able to assist tom kitchan with ovary ap^lianco, includ­ drive on down to . BuUt by ment and tM shelter. Over CO. THURSTON Apartmente ing pantry and barbocua pit. Formal din­ old, Immaculate, $180. 647- 140 TOtiAIND — 6-room Ranch $80,000 Incomj*. Carriage Real­ you in the sale or pur* HiUiard St., Manchester. Open ing room with firoplocc; 2 full baths and a U & R Hausing Carp. 9286; available September for one- ty, 646-1110. for your Inspection daUy, 2 to 8 year lease, 2 baths, garage, chasa of YOUR property. half; 3 badrooms and don; 22'x30' living NORTH MAIN STREeT WILUMANITO Ideal invest­ HEDBTROM combination car­ p.m. 'Three rooms featuring security, references, $366. room with ovcrsiiod firoplaco and wall to 3 3 6 riage, carbed, stroUer, like o^-to-waU carpet,' * shades, monthly. Hayes ’Agency, 646- ment pnqMriy located In cen­ Rentals by ter of town, two blocks tram KIITH new, $20. Bwlngomatic baby range, refrigerator, disposal 0181. KEITH wall glass doerf' ovarlooldhg lake. Tilod R ob ert D . and alr-condltioner. Generous ____ teachers college. Income $691 M A L ESTATI ELLINGTON SHOP FRIDAYS TO 8:30 P.M. GLASTONBURY M urdock o swing, like new, $4. 649-1748. atio . . . too many extras to montion. closets, basement storage, MANdlESTER 6H -roam .per month. Price reduced P* Realtor 643-2692 REAL ESTATE M lust BOO to approciato. $59,900 . . . firm. 643-9661 TRADER "P" — Antiques, master TV antenna, laundry Ranch available September from $80,000 to $21,000 due to i n East Oentw 8UILDING MATERIALS—LUMBER—FU a 646-6926 used furniture and appliances, faclUties. Parking for two cars for one-year leaae. Security, health reasons. Bank commit­ 172 B. CENTER 8T^ Call Owner, 643-5288, for appointmont MaqiOestor, Ocbb« . 60 Pearl St., Manchester. Open per apartment. Heat and hot references, heat Included, ment available.' Low deposit 649-1922 646-4126 daily and evenings. We buy water Included. Peterman $800. monthly. Hayes Agency, required.' . F. .M. Oaal and sell. 643-6646. . Agency, 649-9404. 646-0181. A g en cy , R ^altora, 64S-38$2.

/ ... 9 ' t t ' The Weather BHIDAY, JULY 9, 19fl A v e n ^ Daily Net Press Run PAGE EIGHTEEN For Hie Week Ended Clear and comfortable to­ fllancbtofet fttw tos Im lii night. Low In toe 60s. Tomor­ May 29, 1971 row fair and warm. Highs In •The Rockville Emblem Club vided not later than Oct. 13 i t t l T toe 80s. Monday fair. Precipi­ will hold its 'annual dinner Town Seeking and must be available to the tation 10 per cent. About Town town not later than Oct. 22. NOTICE 15,550 Three Bids Court Cases Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Willie’s Manchester— A City of ViUnge Charm The Rev. George SmlUi, pas­ Steak House.. Reservations ' can Printing Bids X. tor of the Presbyterian Church, be made with Mrs. Ruth Ven­ MOINNINO JULY tM l Before PZC will conduct a service Sunday The town will open bids for (Olaaoilled Advcrtlaliig on Page 11) PRICE FIF'PEBN CENTS OntCUITi^ OOUR7 1* tura, 30 East St., Rockville. MANCHl^STER, C O N N .,^TU R D A Y , JULY 10, 1971 at 8:16 a.m. on radio station printing party enrollment and RANGE AND VOL. LXXXX, NO. 238 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) Manchester Besirion voting lists on July 16 at 11 a.m. Parisian Coiffures On Monday A Stafford Springs woman WINF. The program is spon­ Two Manchester area couples FUEL OIL 65 OAK STREET, MANOHESTER sored by the Manchester Area in the Municipal Building. was found guilty of three counts became citizens this morning in GASOLINE Council of . C9iurches. and the According to the bid specifi­ Two requests that vrould al­ of delivering liquor to a minor, naturalization ceremonies in WILL BE CLOSED MQNpAYS Clergy Association of Manches­ cations, party lists will be pro­ low apartments and one . re­ and found not guilty on four U.S. . District Court. Judge T. OPEN TUESDAY THRU SATURDAYS ter. vided the contractor not later BANTLY OIL quest for a zone change from counts of the same charge, after Emmet Claire presided. The than Aug. 10 and they must be Hunk Ton For Tour Fntronnee bdustrial to Business in are a court trial yesterday. -Betty new citizens are Laszlo and COMPANY, INC. Steele Predicts dated for consideration by the ’ The Compasse Club of Mm - Jolanda Szarka of 66 Scott Dr.; printed and returned not later TEUiPHOiNB MMSn Suspect Gives Up Lou Frye had ■ previously chester will hold a family pic­ than Aug. 20. The preliminary Planning \ and Zoning Commis­ pleaded not guilty to all seven and George and Jolanthe Glatz 331 Main Streef sion at a public hearing Mon­ nic Sunday at 9 a.m. at Mashan- voting list' will be given to the counts. of 86 Richard Rd., Vernon. day. The meeting will be at oquet Brook State Park. Be­ contractor not later than Sept. Tcl. 649-4595 A iff-year-old girl testified for cause parking facilities at the 22 and must be printed and re­ Crackdown Due 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal Sabbath services will be held, Building Hearing Room. the state, giving evidence that park are limited, membe^ are turned not later , than Oct. 1. Rockville 875-3274 Read Hwald AdvertiBemOTts on three separate occasion in --topight at 7:30 and tomorrow at ) Hie Industrial zone change re­ advised to come early. Final voting lists wrlll be pro­ / In Holdup>t)eaths 10 a.m. at Temple Beth Sholom. quest, by Atty. Leon Pod- January Miss Frye had bought rove,! is on the agenda but may beer and wine for. her. Miss On Viet General NORWALK (AP) — A man mbmlng knocked on the front in a geta'way car, and'$2,400 on not be heard. It Involves 12.9 Frye, represented by public de­ sought for quesUonlng In con- door of neighbors of Police Lt. toe bank robber who was klUed^ acres of his land off Doming fender George Royster, denied nectlon with a shootout that Louis Santos. ’The neighbors About $1,000 was still missing. St. bounded by McNpll St. and delivering the liquor, but admit­ NEW HAVEN (AP) — Charg­ and, toe honor of toe Vietnam-, took toe lives of a suspected pointed out Santos’ home to him Potlce Chief Francis E. Vlrflgl- Hale Rd. ted she had bought it and left es by a Connecticut congress- ese people.” bank robber and a policeman, and called police. Wells surren- lak said Sgt. Nlcholsis Fera, 46, Podrove is seeking the it to be picked up by the girl. .man that a South Vietnamese He added that Steele “ has no showed up in a police detec- dered on Santos’ front porch was fatally wounded in on ex­ change to Business in for por No evidence of the other four general is a ’’kingpin” In^heroin authority to declare about any- tive’s neighborhood and sur- without difficulty, police said, i change of gunfire after toe sus­ tentlal use for highway service alleged offenses was presented trafflc brought angry /denials thing 'when he has made no In- rendered to police on toe de- Earlier, police said they hafl pected getaway car spun out of businesses such as a motel or by Prosector Jrfm Lombardo, as X a ld o l from toe general apd counter- vestlgation sind has no confirm- tective’s front porch today, po- issued a teletype bulleUn advis- control and Eitopped on Connectl- restaiuunt. two key witnesses were not in SIIMMER charges of m udsltn^g by the ation of his information.” lice said. ing that Wells was wanted for cut Avenue. - Hie land is in an acre where court. South Vietnamese Defense Min- Dzu blames his personal en- The man was.identified by po­ questioning in connection with Police Chief ,FrMcls E. Vlr- realignment and reconstruc- Judge Henry Goldberg con- Istry. emles for distributing anony- lice as Frederick Wells, 48 ,be­ the riiootout and robbery. gulak said Sgt. Nicholas Fera, tlMx of Doming St. (Rt. 30) is tinned the case to July 29 for a Republican Rep. Robert ’H. mous letters and said he be- lieved to be from either Nevada The shootout, in which one 4s_ was fatally wounded in an planned in conjunction with pre-sentence Investlgqtion. An Steele accused Maj. Gen. Ngo lieves they were toe basis for or California. suspected bank robber and ah exchange of gunfire after the widening , of the Wilbur Croks additional. charge— of theft-qf Dzu as being a "kingpin” in Steele’s accusations. He was being questioned but 18-year police veteran died, suspected getaway car had spun Highway. The property is also public property was also con- Asia’s Ulegal heroin traffic and South Vietnamese Defense wasn’t immediately charged came some 30 minutes after the out of control and, stopped on close to the South Windsor tinned without disposition, 20 lb. Bag. Oakburne Westinghouse 2 Speed predicted Friday that toe South Ministry pledged an Investl- with anything, poJlce said. Af­ Connecticut National Bank Connecticut Avenue. line. George R. O’Brien, 39, of 11 Tennis Trainer Vietnamese government will Ration into toe charges but said ter toe shootout, police had said Branch in West Norwalk was Chief Virgulak said Fera was Podrove declined to discuss Ridge St. was fined JlOO after Charcoal Briquets soon crack down on him. jt “ will not accept anyone a.r- a second man was involved and robbed of about $12,000 Friday. attempting to take toe two sus­ his plans in detail, saying they being found guilty of operat- Portable Fan Steele told toe House foreign ^.ogantly slinging hiud on toe VI- • had run away. Police also announced that pects into custody when one or are still preliminary, but he ing a motor vehicle while his __ __ 500 per .tore affalrs subcommittee Wednesday etnam armed forces through Police said VVells had spent they had recovered most of the both of them started shooting emi^iasized that no land to be license was under suspension, that Dzu was ’’one of toe chief charges to satisfy his poll- the night in back yards and money., taken in toe holdup- 11^ 2 per After Sal* 16.66 (Sea Page Five) taken by the state is involved. o ’Brien had pleaded not guilty, s 3.88 traffickers in heroin in South- uggi needs of toe moment.” woods in Norwalk, and in the some $8,600 in an attache case Custom er Hie hearing of his request is yesterday’s guilty finding east Asia.” He reiterated these Steele said Friday that he contingent upon receipt by the game, after a short trial. “ 9 9 Great exercise! Im­ charges In a news conference “ didn’t expect toe general to, say PZC of a report from' the Capi- O’Brien was arrested May 4 proves coordination and here Friday and said his accus- stroke. he was guilty.” tol Reglcm Planning Agency j,y Manchester police after they Lighter Fluid Qt. Size. m atiems were based on “hart' In- He did not say when he ex-, observed him driving on Wood­ telligence” and not on anonym- pected toe Saigon government ed that the CRPA be notified of ^^dge St. He contended that he I Spalding, Wright & Ditson 16.70 ous letters distributed several m ove against Dzu but said Philosophy U.S. Photo Plane ‘"‘IS!?®. I^tlUons that had never received the certified'' 22” Motorized months ago accusing Dzu of cor- jjjg genfeml should be relieved ^ within 600 feet of a town notifying him of suspen- Spalding Heavy Duty. Tennis Balls Double Slaying ruption. gf jiig command and “ I hope k4ta It Education is accepting sealed, finish. 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Now 2.47 nrsLiHcd Halle Selas- dignitaries for lunch. culous,” citing toe extensive any military offensive but would sl^rroTe to toe founding of toe I*! evening Agnew attend- costs involved to shutUng down Smiling Through Jeers be confronted by Israeli forces SALE: FRIDAY & SATURDAY S X S ^ N a tto^ a n d sald^’Amer- ®d a private dinner at toe beach and reopening plants Gov. Thomas Meskill bears gifts to Connecticut Left is Joe Lahoud of Boston Red Sox and other that have been significantly have not forgotten that we l>om® Prince. Fahed, toe inte- In addition to its Youngstown player is Meriden’s Gary Waslewski of the New strengthened during the cease­ P F P f l '"»** ■ Men. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. ballplayers at Yankee Stadium in New York Friday fire. have often joined hands with rior minister and a brother of plant, U.S. Steel has announced I PRODUCE!' Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke. Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. York Yankees, formerly of Boston. (AP Photo) Ethiopians to support of United the king. layoffs of 2,000 at Braddock where fans jeered the governor over income tax. 276 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER — 6*3-6884

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