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■ 'V : „ ■ - ■ : - ^ X ■■; : ’ :;;^ | f % _. I . A THUBSDAy, iU N »-«, PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT The Weather jn«trl|f»at»]r Etti^tttag Ji^raUi J „.' Scholarship Variable cloudiness with few Foundation thunderstorms likely; low in South Windsor* m mid 80s. Saturday, paurtly - : V Ribicoff Sees -f,, cloudy,' cooler; high in 60a. Sun­ •--'I' * Pattern 1 0 a n d 1 1 day, fair and ccxd. M aneheeter^A City of VOiage Charm ‘Big Money’ Protests Town Pliin x m t SLACKS V.. m at for - ' Dad's Day or any otnor day I In Poverty VOL VCI, No. 813 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES — TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1972 (CfaUMifled Adveriitiiig on Page 98) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS HARTTORO, Oonn. (AP) — To Take Sewer Easement UR. Senator Abraham RlblooCf, DOm n., Mjra "llie re U Mg An eye-catching Mgn cn « Ited, has Mfht signatures <4g»os- momy in poverty—big money ing the InstsUatioa of the trench. tor everybody, that la,- except yard fence et 896 Benedict Dr. (PlAtnie on Fage One) reads. "IHease let my cbUdren Both couples said they plan to the poor,” ■eric legal counsel about prevent­ M E N ’ S S H O P *nie statement la in the eena> have their yard." It was placed Courts Nixon there by the owners of tiie prop- ing period," she sold. The town ing the town from t a l ^ the Muskie Rejects tor’s book, "America Can easement. 789 |daki Street in Dowtown ManelMs^ Make It," to be published by erty, Mr. and Mra Louis would retmbtmw the couples for Adieneum June 16. Toomey, to cell ettentioit to the land use per running foot Every Purchase Handsomely fUbloctf concedes that when what the couple feels la an “un- at $1.00 per toot, but the Jalets Gift Boxed for Dad! he was Secretary ot Health, Just" request lOr use of their and Toomeys foM retatUon of Party Delegates property by tim town of South their i«»id is a nsattir of bonte- Get Message Education and Welfare in 1961- 1962 in the Kmmedy Admlnis- Wndsor. ownera* rights and a matter of Choose Leaders The Avery Heights section of principle, McGovern Bid tratkm, he jdaced too mudi em­ At a meeting last night in phasis on poverty programs. As town where the couple llvee has We feel time are alternate Olastonbury, attended by the a result, he says, there are recently been the scene c f ex- routes that can be taken, the CAR WASH & •Bulletin Hurwljz, Humphrey’s campaign In Atlanta, Gov. Jimmy Car- more than 168 programs unsuc­ tensive sewer Hne installation two women said, namely, delegatee to the Stats Demo­ manager in Florida, said be ter of Georgia said McGovern cratic Convention from the four On Bu s Ban WASHINaTON (AP) — Sen. was dtsenchanted by the Min. is moving toward a position cessfully designed to eliminate and after having gene through throui^ the woods to the rear poverty. more tiwn three montiis c f gf Avery He^|bts; down Diane towns of the 4th Senstortsl Die- BAKE SA LE Edmond 6. MnsUe, D-Malne, nesote Democrat’s announce- more acceptable to the South "A large number ot pro­ noise, dust, detours, and ag^ Dr, to the Kelly Rd. main line; tnct, the following were desig- WASHINGTON (AP)—Congress has sent a ^ ,8 - today refused to support the ment that he might, under cer- and to Wallace supporters. grams could be ended and the gravstion. a portion of the obu- unwgh property owned by the nated to represent the dlalrlot billion education bill to President Nixon and a message nomination < ot Sen. George^ tain circumstances, accept Ala- Carter said while he does not pie’s property is being eou ^ Avery HeiighU Homeowners At- at the June 16-17 eaivenUon: to the courts that it wants a hrit in busing for school McOovem and declared be re­ only complaints would come ORDER OF RAWBOW FOR CORLS yet concede McGovern the not from the poor but from the for addMional sewer line work. soclotlon which will have a Honorary vice chairman desegregation. mains a candldato ftHr iiie dem- nomtnatlcn, the candidate's re­ bureaucreats running the 168 According to Mire. Toomey, station; and through Rose MoBparren ot Msribor- TTw big education bill with ita ocratto prealdcottal nomlnat^. cent restatement of his views prognams,” he wrote. A pover­ she and her hurimnd received q m US m Dr, where no home- oogh. antibutiiig rider waa paaaed by cm prisemers of war, anmesty ty worker confided to him, “ I a l o t ^ f i o m ^ owner. wlB be Invelved. Honorary eecretary-JJorothy the Bkuse Ifuiraday, MS to 180. WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. for draft evaders and equal have no Uluslans, SenatOT, I’m ney, TTioinas Dennis, slating H Mn. Jslet commented thst Brindamour oi Maiichester, Arthritis It had paaaed the Benata on a lEdmund B. Muskie scheduled a tre^ntent under law for ixrverty for the money.” was necessary for tlie town to she had phoned Atty. DemU Credentials committee—John 68-U vote. major announcement today states are Important steps |to “In fiscal 1972, these pro­ aeco^secure easemmiteasem^ throughmr«u|^ the«« iecelved A letter. She Hutchinson of ManMiester. Form Gets The bU eomblnea funding au­ amid reports he will provide reassure the South. grams will cost the tajqiayera Permanent <»ganisatlon com- thorisation tor a wide variety of the endorsement Sen. George "If he’ll continue to move on $31 bilUon,.” he said, "DeigiUe mlttee-John WUtty of Bast HARTFORD NATIONAL RANK ediioattonal programa with a McGovern needs to lock up the Issues of this sort he’ll certain­ the expenditure, 26 million Hampton. iiG>ntrol provlaian tiiat would prevent Democratic presidential nomi­ ly be more acceptable ..., " Amolcans still live in poverty, to InstaB an additional pump- Rules and resolutions com­ PARKING lO T federal court deaegregatlon or-, nation. said Carter, leader of a luke­ WTuT lA OKuWT u n * CIM tOWll aj puim aaaV waletm HtA mittee—Kenneth Smith of Olas- DAULiAS, Tex.(AP) — Two 4eta from taking effect tor 18 Muskie, who said Thursday and the number is increasing.” mV^ sink a sewer pipe line (^000) plus the m a im s t r e e t warm "Stop-McGovem" move- tMbury. gtoupa of dootora oay tbqr are montfaa unleoa aU iqipeala have he Is still a candldato and has bama Gov. George C. Wallace which failed to take hold The senator’s remedy is di­ to flow seamge from Ihe.Dlane „ rect dlstrlbuticn of $11 billlcn of Platform committee — WU- SATURDAV, JUNE 16lh — 6 A JL • 1 PJ*- eueoeaatoliy oontrolUng with >>««n exhauated. not decided to release his 166 as a running mate. Hurwltz at the ^Governors Ckmference in •Dr. section to the Avery St Since the sign w m “ ^ Um end o f tlM 18 months, the $31 billion to the poor, so trunk line. the Toomey property, usm Ferris of Glastonbury. t powerful drugs a umially fatal delegates, iSanned to address said he Is ready to "desert the noogton. t torm of arthrttta which devel- Bupportei* of the provision the -National Press Club today, bhlp and ask o^ers to do the that every poor family in Also Included in the easement America would receive at least 0|w In 80,000 new pattenta a bo^, the Supreme Court wiU He met with McGovern for same.” (See page Nine) 9 r e ^ a r ^ ^ e y a ’ neigh- • «» finish on the "poverty level" amount of ^ n S T l^ est lnin the^ plight of the«« couple. Permanent prem faave._flxed limits for bus|ng tor what was described as a Mrs. Donald ^ a^tiUoii had beta rilpcovers, draperies mad bed Read Herald Adv«*tinciiiciit8 ! \ the purpose of school dmeg- assistance. Jalet ot 10 Peach Tree La. The She said a petition The phyaleiana aald in a re­ “ friendly and nelghboriy” drawn up, and althoui^ unsoUc- Unena saves much Ironing. regstion. soundlng-out session. In addttton to poverty, RIM- Toomeys have two small chil­ port lamed Thunday to . the cofTa book discusses the prob­ The White House has said 'McGovern holds at least 907H dren living in their home and Foim^ here th^ “thl^ lems of housing, bureaucracy, of the 1,609 delegate votes he the Jalata have one ..child and CAkPtr ANb needs to secure the nomination. education and the economy. Mrs. Jalet Is-expecting another. aUv« with dniga designed to Bombers Poimd Eklucatioa Is a particular con­ want a stronger moratorium- Ho -all' ''••skle nsVed for more "We have our riiare of ag­ rqy?r. »«’**^* but sponao« of the hm expect cern of the Connecticut Demo­ Jerome Jacobson Jr. of Coventry, shown in photo toMS IntootlonuiAWhMJU and by*Jj MMtvmammeans unof m a sa time to consider his campaign released by state police on Wednesday. (AP photo) gravation” botti M n . Jalet and FLOOR COVERINO role. crat. Mrs. Toomey said and "We TEMPLE'S careful program.of axamination % TTie White House said today "There was no pressure from "We need to recogniM the donH need anymore, especially and lahoratory tests. fact that our present efforts to that President Nixon feels me to get him to withdraw or Military Sites when there are poesible other The form of arthritis being that busing provisions attached to release his delegates," desegregate our schools are Coventry Resident routes that can be taken than treated la aystemlo lupus er- to the pwndtng higher faiHng and will continue to fall. ythematosus ■’— MoGovem said. through homeorwuMB’ property . (8LE), a itam- education hlU "are not effective Asked if he eiqwcted an im­ In city after city, we have in­ Mra Jalet said She and her matio diaea tegrated our schools only to mu^ly and will not.be effective." mediate endorsement from husband also recMved a letter kUla 80 per cent of Us victims find that the entire city has be­ But, depu^ press secretary Muskie or the release ot dele­ In Hanoi Area Nabbed in Protest from Atty Dennis noting that wUhtn five years An estimated Gerald L. Warren eaid "I come segregated. Washington's gates pledged to the Maine sen­ SAIGON (AP)—American fighter-bombers gave the the property dug up would be 600,000 Amarioens have the dla- would not want to leave you ator, McGovern said "no." M per cent Mack central-city MANSETELD. Ck»n. (AP) — ized In conjunction witb Ag- ease. with the Impreeslon that there Hanoi-Haiphong military complex on Thursday its hard- school papulation is only the leveled and reseeded but that There was something of a vtMnnm veteran who hm new’s appearance. Dr. W. V. B^wtoln of flan is active consideration of veto harbinger of tilings to come in active in the no additional huildingB could be family-reunionlamuy-ieumon air duringourmg a est pounding siuce the resumption anti-war - ‘"nte grenade simulator wak placed cn the part cf the prop­ PYanctsco and Dr. E.Ut. Gaper- of the Mil.’ ’ hooking the flther Way where tiie two more than two months ago, U.S. military spokesmen public education,’’ he said. movement has been charged going to be used to pop a bal- ton Jr. of tile University of He declined to be any more RlUcoff claims President Nix- pgaaession of a training loon which would shower leaf- erty _ wlildi harbors ^ the ^ sewer While policte hold befleh^de raid at D o^e State Park, near Pontiac, _ Mich., m e n were, joined , by announced today. Hanoi’s forces In South Vlet- said that in Inde- qieolfle about wlmt he meant, McGovern's chief rival for the PUots —said------they- —hit barracks,------^am. t,.wlui) 1»M said Ids eastern , edgb ot O»o port city jja^h Vietnamese of su ^ es in **** ^**^ turn on court-ordered busing is cldet role now is to concUlate and ditopped i two \ raUroad Vietnam’ s northern prov- year plans to achieve in­ of possession of a dangerous ance was vrtthout incident. He Ute way to rssolvs- tite . party chieta uneasy shout his bridges .within 25 miles of the r |g •■only a tegrated education. The first weapon in a motor vehicle. arrived by heUcopter from an *>g m l^ have toee^ w «Mt- dstest the very in a viable and fc3r miK plan Is to give every metropoli­ State police said the grenade undisclosed airfield at 9-J» run on the IM^ ^ bsriy - signs of ths .diiMM'k rs- nCr. Warren Said Nixon is urg- urinnlng the nomination, also ddneso border. mAttir oTtliAe."" ‘ tan school a percentage of mi­ had "the same explosive power a.m., about 16 minutes late, re- ■magtaei. When such' siglis m plans a private meeting with More than GOO strikes were jRyjjg Hanoi reported that an . r. _ .u— In* Oongrem to idlacum the Hunqdirey. flown over the North T7iuriKla3^-.j^ Phantom was shot down nority-group puirils equal to at as a real grenade except it viewed the cadets, gave his m Sm tori^ leglalatian he sent least half ^ percent^ of ml- doesn’t have metal fregmente- speech and attended a private o^ . B also ^ Rounter with fnore testa had la- ^ ^ ^ ^ prior to tiie By SOLE. OMEN bono(' and a |slvU«ge to have In ,A. copyright stoiy today, considembly fewer than the to- gyg, Lteh, just nmity-group pu]^ls In the whMe Uon,” but it “ would be in- rec^kion. He left by heUcopter titu ation te teSased drug doeas. opening of schoda in fleptem- (Benid Beperter) served the people of Maaefaes- the New Tork Dally News said tel of more than 800 the nojjR gf the DMZ. and the metropolitan area. jurious.” 1:16 p.m. durii« the digging and install- T U SPeO M L Oapertofi said. _ he is using ber. “ RepUbUcan Town Dimeter Wil­ ter for the past three years, Muskie’s name has'been raised before. But spokesmen sUd cMturod. 'the broadiwtft ,4 'I and It is with a heavy heart by McGovern as a possible run- more targets were hit In “>® not give bis name, nor did 0 TTie second iSan woMd p ^ However, a spMmsman for a preikiisone and, when indiocUed gauot U Rldiardsan, aecre- liam J. Diana today announced vide federal funxls for education ygtgrmi’s anti-war Mganisation the more powerful asotfaloprine. tary of Health, ISducation and he la TTsigning from the IDm- that I must take. this action, nlnq mate. Hanoi-Haiphong area than on injured or what In suburbs providing needed Both drugs are commonly used Welfare, told nawsmen after cbeeter Board bf DiiectiHra, ef­ «T T ImMiuI "i« “ t exclusive interview any previous day. happened to the second crew- said the device was harmless with, the News, as he flew back "It wae one of our ef- BarUer Hanoi claimed low and moderate-income hous­ anil that the group planned to Araerioen-Mkde to supprem the Immune mecha- the House vote: < fective June so. nubile servante. 1 have Me California primary feotive days over Hanoi, eald three U.S. planee were ing. In those communities use it in a demonstration. F M GuaHtjr' wism of. the body hi tnuuqriant "The amendmcoM do not pro- Diana, nmo holds the fuU-tlme oepple could expect to find "a patients. vide for a ouatly drilned. bus- post of d e i^ state comptroller, ^Luf^d . McGovern heaped one Air Force offlwr. S^TThureday. State police said they acted p - praise oJi Ms former rival . . . While the flghtor-bombere ,j^g „ g Command an- re^naMe am ^t of eco™»^‘c ^ tip and Intercepted Jacob- liwtalled WaB4o-WMl wMh Epstein imld he and a team h«* nmratwtum. Th^ do not ««T»iiiiia in a lettw to he read and racial integration.tat^ration. If Mansfield. They said he to tiM board Tues*8 target tur^ fot com- getting federal assistance,” he 12 OOLOU TO COiOOMB BBOM UtoteM. B i^ Being' reeonunended by the ■ T ” amctftr CathoUcs. ethnics, party nearly two moirths. The Strato- .gutheaet of Haiphong Wednes- ercises. Mansfield is 36 miles F a b n iii d o t e u S d CftU. U J M X l mo*T^iudaii - ■ " l&v -w*ula«------s ------and aaaajU avewvoeitsise^organised laKAISlabor." *• fortresses returned tOd&V today tOto day anda.aa^ Alaktwo crewmen MSMVirVM A H - lty were A 1 *dk said. OOP Town Oonbnittee aa a re- north of New London, site of is the moot Importeid part of The letter cpnoludes, Itey ^ „gg,gggper reported. that area for aaturatlonsaturation rsraids He says that Democratic ClvU-rlgfats liberals dboteiided plaomnent for Diana and ex­ (See Page Thirteen) the academy. the treatment program. pected to be riected by the board Else^ere Thursday, Bob on war materials stockpiled for presidential candidates. Sens- Jacobson was carrying a the busing provision signals a (See Fsge Bight) Epstein said that after ntrekt frotn the nation’e com- in Jitiy to fill the vacancy is HuWt plastic-coated grenade used by CStarles H. aCcKensie of 177 Jacket dtanged their positions Pthe „,,it«rvmilitary for training pur­nur- OOME IN AND SEE IW TREMENOOIIS diseaae appears to be tmd«r niltment to mclsl equality, control the patients an put qn > educational pcovtsioos, Gardner 8t, treaaurer ot the and opposed RiMcoff’s educa­ poses, said police 8gt. Robert tion proposal in February,” ... a continuing routine of tests Blohudson as “a Republican Town Oomntittoe, Rasmussen. F siP SPRINB GOUROT10N BF FM nilS ARNSTRONVS secretary of the Board of Thx In the face of pressure from which can detect eariy stagee igjyjmiwk in I't** history of high- Jack Smith of New Haven, Review, and an alternate mem­ Governor George Wallace In Connecticut coordinator of Viet­ o f a return o f the dlkeaee. education,’ ’ w en all hut the primaries.” Tests used are simple urine overlooked in the strident de- ber of the Zoning Board of Ap- Tmiarn Dlaaa nam Veterans Against the War, SOUflIMi VINYL ANN LHMXfllM INLUDS pealk said the pMlce version "ob­ and Mood labMatory exam- bate over busing. ’ iiiaWrHs Tba main bill would: Diana was riected to tiie coming- deputy state cooqitroll- viously is a complete dis­ Specials! Boerd of Dtrectors in Novembw 6r. ‘Harmless Duo’ tortion.’ ’ INSTALLED BY OUR EXPERT MEOHAilMIS Toung women of rtilld-bear- —Isuinch a new program ot ing age a n the most frequent direct federal aid to ooUeges 1969 and was re-elected last No- A Mancherter native, he grad- Smith said the state poUce vember. He was dqputy mayor dated from MandieMec ISgta M eant N o Evil “ obviously are trying to dls- vlcUme of SLE. The symptoms and untvMsitles that could pro- DO IT TOUBSEUF 4 » Include a fever, cheet vldp them with as much as |1 from January 1971 to Noveirtber School in 1964, from the Unl- TmOtAN (AP) — Two credit and Munt the efforts of RED i r WHITE 'k BLUE 1971, when the RepubUcann loot veratty of Connecticut in 1961, Czechs arrested with pistols antiwar groups to protest the \m % L DO a FOB TOV . . . Just Arrived 9x12 pain, rarii and hair loss. The MlUan a ysar. control of tiie board. and from Boston Unlvenfty moot serious effect ot the dls- —Entitle every college stu- ccmcealed in their shoes as they administration’s poUcy.’’ An attorney, he worked in the School of Law in 1964. SPORTSWEAR FABRICS COMMERCIAL CARPCT eaee, however, le damage to dent to a gnnt of $1,400 a year, were about to board a plane to He said his group planned to 9it12 100% NYleON UNOLEUM RUGS legal d^iartment fit the Aetna He says m Us letter of re- NAME RRAND — 100«/e Excellent zelectlon of oolon. Afghanistan Monday did not in- use the training grenade at an (See Fsge EIgM) (See Page Eight) Life Insurance Go., prior to be- slgnntlon, “ It has been an tend a hijacking and will be re- antiwar demonstration organ- CONTINUOUS FILAMENT leased shortly, poUce said to------~ CUMULOR NYLON BRAIDED RUeS REG. day. 814.95 •7.95 A police statement said the Tour Oholee of 16 TWEED OQLOiia pair "had no intention to hijack NOTICE Beg. $1A66 Valne Installed After Small Town Decay , the Iran Air plane" and "were Combination blends and all not aware of Iranian regu­ Tom SuDivan, formerly cottons In 2 to 10 yard RsMsGr Bock lations regarding possession of lengths. Machine wash and arms.” Reg. 1.99 yd. of Mairson’s Mobil now dry. 45" wide So. Y d . Stair CorpGt Rebegw The two appeared ai^rehen- FbiUfhed Enda ST’ wide slve as they were about to at M&M Shell Service C O M P U ^ Death of a Sharing Plan? board the plane and were INSTALLED RegsOSOiOS BEG. 86.96 searched. In compartments in Station, Route 6, Bidton Antron Nylon I Polyester Sheers^ RUNNER Y D . the soles of their heavy shoes •4.95 WASHINGTON (AflP) — After about $600 million a year In effort to get a bill that could embody tiie most significant ru- r a 1-development legislation were pistols disassembled down COMPLETE REPAIRS 4 J 9 ■q. yd. DO IT TOCBNEU' years of mourning the death grant funds and extensively ex­ clear Congreas this year. 2 9 pand loon authority for in­ Senate Agriculture Com­ ever to come out of the Oon- into 13 parts. Silencers were and decay of small towns. Con­ hidden in the crotches of their Call today 649-2871 yd. tensive rural-development ac- mittee Chairman Herman E. gress.” gress iqipears ready to reject a tiviUea, deleted the Senate’s Talmadge, D-Ga., said, " I be­ The conferees accepted a trousers. If #11 fun WHt • 9.99 yd. All from Oulighttul prints for cod Sumnssr (Rshiuns. ^ i r x i r fimous brand1 nulls’ Machine washable revenue-shoring remedy as revenue-sharing approach in an lieve the cenfereea’ agreraiento wide range of programs to im­ MKhine wash and dry 4S wide prove rural living conditions IM prints 4S" wKk port of its plan for'keeping ru­ ral survivera olive and healthy. and to upgrade small towns SHAG TILES and make them more attract­ PLAZA DEPT. STORE Senate- House conferees ive. The legislation covers rural agreed TTuusday on a com- (We Have A Nation To PleMe) 99* ea. qommuMUes of up to 10,000 WE ARE DRAPERY AND SLIPCOVER EXPERTS {upmlse hill Intended to settle persons, with industrial loans E. M inm j; TPKE. (Next to Popular Mkt.) IntMise bickering ever the liest Grasso Backs BiU OPEUf WED., THUBS., FBI-'tiU 9 avallaMe for cities of up to way to devMop rural America AVCMf, Conn. (AlP) — UB. with no premium placed on any 60,000. so fzumers will stay away from OPEN UNTIL 9 T O N IG H T Drapery Lining 1 Pleater Tape Rep. BUa T. O nsso, DOonn., one type of tax. Under the compromise, already-crowded big clUte. “ NeverthelesB, despite the Dlaeantimiad said today she would support grants would be provided to im­ BATH TOWELS C A R P iT Prestdent Nixon propoeed >a the revenue sfaartng bill sched­ Mil’s inadequades, our state prove conditions through such Reg. 1 Reg. 1 C c new, $1.8-hUUan rural credit uled for consideration by the deaperotely needs the over $72 g o o d OOLORS - RUGGED QUAUTV 29c yd. J | yd. S A M n i S programs as pollution abcUe- 79c yd. yd. 1 9 system linked with re-venue House next iveek. ' inilUcsi in revenue sharing ment and setting up'industrial > M ■hnring under a ]dan for coun­ funds^ earmarked for Con- centers providing jobs for the *1.19 each "My declsicn to support the necUctA” ' The sateen look in crisp white. 44" 1 Make your draperies in minutes! DO-IT. GOOD SUCTION OF tryside development and busl- unemployed. ?0 * ^ y d . ness loans. revenue sharing MB does not Mrs. Grasso made tiie com­ wide. 1 Just sew on and hooks will make YOURSELF teOect blanket mdonemeht of Financial authorisation 1 pleats automatically. In Fetaruary, the House dis­ ments in a speedi prepared for alt its provlaians,” sfao said. the CMsen of the Year Awards ranges from $300 mlUion a year ______AND SAVB COLORS IN STOCK carded a revenue- sharing for water-and waste-disposal < proach and pened a mixture of "In tact, tids legialatloa deci­ dinner of the Avon Chamber of dedly discriminates against Commerce. I«ojects—a $200-mllUon annual $680 million In grant authority boost in grants, for such aid and vast new loan powers. Connecticut,’’ she sold, dting “No one can overemphasise the measure’s formula for dis­ compared with existing provl- *50 REW ARD But the Senate, in April, fash­ the need for tiiis leglalation,’’ MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE Daly ta A P.M. tributing funds. Mrs. Grasso said. "In recent aloas of law—to grants of $76 ioned its own multimiUion-dol nniiiinw a year for fighting pol­ T k m . 9 M "Since OxmecUeut does not years it has become evident FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO THE Broad Street, lilanchester, Omn. lar program Including a for­ lution In rural areas. TEMPLE’S f « 9 P J N . have a state income tax, our that property taxas could no mula for revenue Aaring con- The Farmers Home Adminis­ coNvicrrioN o f v a n d a l is m to TRI-CTTY SHOPPING PLAZA loittiwy an intricate arrange­ state would be pensHied under longer i»wride ad^uato funds the allocation formula," ebe needed to oenUnue necessary tration could make loons for And Then There Were Tujo Route 83, VeriKm, Conn. ment for pumping $800 million small business and industry PROPERTIES OF JARVIS ENTERPRISES CARPET AND FLOOR COVERING a year into rural revltellsatlon. said. “The distribution sbould municipal services. Our cities Feline , the last of the lot, appeal for homes Windsor. Sign tells the story . have been dictated solely cn can no longer accept cnisMng snd tar such projects as fire­ 308 MAIN ST.,. MANCHESTER Obnferees, settling on a com­ houses and community centers. in the "arms of Marybeth O’Brien, 7, in South (Herald photo by Buceivicius) OR ANY AFFILIATE. • promise which would authorize the baeia of total tax effort — tax increases year after year.”

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Wa have algnala o f pain. - whole affair, (I t Hagan’a Haroea (U ) Itt Ohih isn’t oonitdered tUegal for a de­ lift (t) Mosla itha a long, hard look at. toe to be Intereated la anything But toe larger fibere trananUt The American Society of An- WEST EAST (ft ) 1 le v a Issey (t t) I Dream « f Jeamde oeaesefeeseseetee fender to do some thlaidi>r«( OrtRfae metood o f aonpunoture that potoatlally might be help- their algnala faater. Hence estbeeltddgista have expresaed « Q852 ^ K743 ■:8t (8) Traill er Cans (f ) TBA his onsn. Oounttnr deolarer'a 53 t? QJ92 (I t ) HePywesd Bqrant to oarry' out aurgery without ful to our patienta But it la ao- tooae S^bmIs arrive flrat In "grave ccmcara over toe pre- dtatrilMitlan may turaUh the 0 A8632 O K5 (f t ) Dragnet tBMtoeaia. AotqNinoture la a aantlal to ahidy it aolenttfloally time to Uook a "gate” area in mature appUcatiui’’ of acu- vital to the hast defense. OWMBegaa'a Haroee H i e ^ M a n s t i e i d ayriom of btooUng pain by in- and ohJeoUve^.*’ toe apinal' cord through 'which puncture to American patlenta" ♦ 72 « 1043 (M ) Eleetfle Oompeay trit (t ) OVIara, D A Trsasury Soudi dealer. ■erttng needlee into parts of a . Within two to five years, such nerve signals pass. There .are for surgioal pain relief, saying SOUTH (It ) (MDIgaa’a Maikl (B) OpentiU9PM. Neither aide vtdnerahle. (ttA t) BaMBtd A Ban (B ) pattant's body. AHhoiigh many research may show wbetoer so many of these algnala flood- ft bam’t been scientlfioally d A 6 (ft ) Newa CIlASLES of the R I T Z HAS A GIFT Openlny lead —/niiee «C DUi- (It) WsiAIMen Weak In dooton are eager to try It-amd Amerlean medlelna says bye- Ing toe gate, through the twirl- evaluated yet. T ubs, end Sat., <7 A 8 6 liH (t) Whafa Bh»pealiig BBBDOMlNCr ww—h.- Bevlew aoms already have—many oto- bye to aoupunoture, o r whether Ing or electrical irtlamlatlon ^ ,ey e Indlacrlmlnate use cn tm6P.M. 0 f 10 7 4 ttft (t«M ) Newa EdGilher FOR TAKING BEAUTIFUL CARE OF YOU West opened the three of disr 4 KQ86 (tAt) Brady Bo m K (B ) er doetora are not too sure of toe jfiroeeaa proves out mough through toe needles, that toe patients who have notbeen (M ) ISwr M0N.BBe,1Mm.llCM. I Ms efficiency. Here la a. report ao medical autooritlea atart toalower pain algnala ata blocked p ro p e rly evaluated pey- Hits carea for you ukth iftonds, and dummy played the West North Ea (M) Badgapodge Lodge ttM (tAt PartiMge Ihmily nine. East gulped and played (B) IMiAAT.7itt.1tiM cn toe auhjeet. Iloenae trained people to carry out, aomewhatUka Jamming chologically might produce"ae- gentle treatments that really work. Pass I t7 Pa (M ) T » Tea Ihe TraHi —— It cut, aaya Dr. Saul Heller, radio broadcaata. vore mental trauma.” the king', holding the tilek. Af­ Past 3 ^ Pa (»A t )M s v ls ( f t ) Daniel Boom 1 1 1 A t^ fhatering makeupa, in breathing ter some thought. Bast knser (U ) Bwakan By AliMUr wij4neMa.ei» Preaidant of toe New York A second “gate” U toe toal- ,, gociety has set up ito All Pats t d t (8) C M Mena that South Started wMh taro (M ) m m Odyaatqr , NBW YORK (AP) — Being of State Board lor Medicine. amua area ln- x patient operated for hernia Bllementaiy, Watson. msjor suit hot thsn srent off in­ D a iriftiwTODAYONLYr Into his oam tags, and than had procedure, with toe goel of try- al gate can beblocked at toe repair provides one signthat this collection of Bits products as a gift Ih e opening lead aboses that to notrump. He wouldn’t raise NOW a wigeon out a gash In bis left ing to answer a hatful of ques- toalamns gate, acupuncture is not always with any $5 minimum purchase West bolds three cards higher at aU with a doidaietan. and be Q u e e n lag. tions; >. This could mean that a single straightforwardly simple.^ Acu- r * The garii was l)4-ln0bes long, —Does It really worfe; and In needle placed In toe ftuse or ear puncture anesthesia 'was being from our Charles of the Ritz collection. than the three of ihamonds, and would Inalat on henrtn tf he had SHOWING Reg. U.8. Pel. OH.. Am. O.Q. CofP. OCopyilght 1972. Am. O.Q. Corp. only one card losrer. K West has (our. and a half-lnoh deep. It took what types o f patlentsT Are could act directly on the tha- used, but when pulling on some The gift includes: five cUamonds, South has four of South opened with one chib V STATE seven atltchet to dose. there side effects or after- lamus, Man saja. tissues began, toe man started them. even though be bad four dta- * Man says he didn’t feel a effects yetunknoamT Is psy- Chinese speclsllsts are said fj, perspire and his pulse rate DOUBLE GLOSS South has exactly three monda. He Should have either tolng..sr He bad learned - cum- cholcgtcal preparation easen- to have somewhat toe sameMood 'pressure rose, al- EYE OIL TREATMENT STICK pvnotura In China, where be Half M l^ tt make ohildbirto theory, and a ooupla of U.S. thou^ toe man did not com­ four or five chjfw. OOierwlse be RITUAL RE-MOISTURIZING NIGHT TREATMENT would have opened with one yna bom. painfessT Or reheva some trfiwis anesthesiologists Indicate It pjsin o ( pain. The doctors In at- diamand. Next. Man stuck aouponeture of qhronto pain, at tempo- sounds logloal. tendance decided It was In toe South oannat have a aingletan needlfs into Us wife’s face Just taPOyt ______patient’s best interest to put RITUAL EAU DE PARFUM SPRAY before a-dentlst pulled out two^ —Why Is tt a few patients at him to sleep at that time. They apade, atnce he hes U d no- l i q u i -c r e m e s o f t -f i n i s h m a k e u p trump. Therefore ^Ms she Uaok of her molars. ^ least said they’ve had little or y e m o n acted conservatively. bomina spR ■- Mrs. Man still loved Dk MSn. no pain after surgery, hot need- And when Man 'was about to oarda must be tsro apadee and four chriw. Bhe didn’t feel any nalh, eftoer. ing analgescis then? Is this a - ^^9 his leg cut, he says, “I Oorrect Shift Neither had any -aneatoetio or subjective reactionT A n erltlos ’ y put an extra needle In one leg. Aimed wMh this tnfocma- ipaln-rellevlrg dirug before or who practice hypnoaia right in 1ts>asllnDf TTIlP’IIlG ^ c®*>««*Yative.’’ tion. Bast shifted to the three altw their sutgery. saying, “We can do as much " 6 ------of spades. South played losr, _ 1 rr ip ir ■ only ^ **’'**^!1^ '"nw Machine,’’ will be ^ . I uiacn iMKMan MM M I and west took the queen. West . 4 8 « .6 5 9 c ^ 0*9 theme of toe rammer read- To troat grapes, cut them In returned a spade, and Bast ^airi^eaiolaglatB and medloal puncture could sidestep many w program at the Rockville small bundles, wash and dry catefidly played hra. South had nUenUsto are beginning careful cases of compaoatians, dis- iublfo Junior Ubrary to start weU. Unecooky sheet with to 'with the action of riudy of this audacious idea comforts, vomltliig, even some ^ extend through waxed paper end set aside, {NTIBE PABK OPIN from C9xlnar-toat aurgery .can deaths from general anestoeslaAugust 6 With pastry brush, evenly coat fUl 7 P M S4I 6PM As soon as South led dia- be carried out without anea- or from apedfle paliiprellevlng .ji,*reading club la open to grapes wlto agg wWte, then rpU SUN ' P M monds Weet could take the ace toesia except for some slender or paln-blooking drugs. jmy 1, ,, cardsdder them In sugar. E^won suf^ of dUmonds and go back to aoupunoture needlee, thinner But how poeslbily could a few the Ubrary and who wUl bo over tops to coat aU aides, SUNMY, JUNE 11 TYie the shoulder, for a eUn graft-' almost every disease, and the young readers may earn as tickets now iqg, a tcnsUleetomy, and a sometlmea for pain relief. In aU they progress. When a club For Parents and FROM THE What do you eayf FBATDBB SHOWN I1B8T Answer: Bid two notrump. biopsy of a growto on a man’s this toe theory has been that member baa raad and reported IPs FREE EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT Their Children // // This aitows halsnmd distribu­ (aMU. likely there baOe been toe needles act through 12 pairs c„ »v»*« be wiU receive a Phone 646-8400 other and perhiqps numerous of "merldtons’ ’ or ducts that time machine in which to make tion and IS to IB points, with a OOMlUL AUOIBICtG HEE-HAW stopper in each of the un­ First These Was unannounced operallcns. lead to ^Mplflc Internal organa, hla travels. For every six books Alt AfW AdnriWtU hid suits. Chinese suijgeons are sold to and that toe stimulation from after he wUl receive an Visit Butterfield^s tor all your Charles of BONNIE AND CLYDE have performqd 400,000 oper- the needles acta to restore a object to put into Ms time ma^ Copyright la n eitac. U.a Pet. on. Am. D. Q. Cotp. O 1»70 Am. 0. Q. Cem-' * SHOW * Oeneral Veatnaes Ootp. 'iiW: atlans with ^acupuncture ones- healthy balance of life fluids. chine. Cave men, Plymouth fAM8MTAL OUOANCI the Rit% heaiity care and make up needs Then These Wm theria sinoe-TtOe in a brand- But no ’’meridiana’’ or ducts Rooks, racing cars and,robots 3 FREE IN PERSON ' iMW appUo^tloa of a O.OOOyear- toow up under the best electron mu be among toe Items that Sm MMwM MiV NM t« We gladly accept all phone orders . . . call 646-8400 THEATER TIME E A S Y B ID B B old art prratloed before Juri for microecopes. So Western doc- can be earned, SuHibM For fioTOMNIM APPEARANCES SCHEDULE Eat,drinkandbemeny! medloal purposes. tors have generally attributed simple book reports, on forms BUTTERnELD’S - MANCHESTER PARKADE - 646-8400 3,6 & 8 P.M. The Chln^ say toe suigleal reputed good effects frtxn med- furnished by toe Ubrary, wlU Burnside—“ Qodfsther” , 7:00, pain-relief tails In about 10 per leal acupuncture to suggestion, be required of the older readers. A A Plus *' * lOAO DMRY QUEEN NO. 1 DAfflY QUEEN NO. 2 ^oeat of oases. . to toe fact someone cares to try r q more than six reports w)U tl'D|.u.wwi»ra<»«rtwissv*MftTMCnP canema I—“The Godfather’’, OWN8D AND OTBBATBD BY OWNBD AND OPBBATBD BY.' £ But toe catowse aae also say>-'to hrip you in your pain. * >'<'be'UecepiMl‘ea^'Wbek. f|Jra.h Ww w a m tewSw All New in '72 18:80, 8:80, 7K)0, 10K» jifaig now toqt one slagle needle Acupuncture for anesthesia ijife closing day of toe pro- Onema n—“What’s Up Doc’’, THELONEFS ntm ANNCLU - . A li B U H N fltn iO C O fO g iMMMVtrTNsnuPMfooflKNMnbs urly {diced In toe ear-or came about when CSilneae doc- gram those raoding toe required **eet.e«4s*t«Q ONE PRICE RONUS 1:80, 8:80, 5:80, 0:80 eon MoA wrt jpato aftattir ^,,J)j(gatt-tirli;^,|^needJ» State—“ Vampire’ ’ , 7:00; "FU tgery'on'any part of the' Thu appeared crlacai in blbck- to retreabmenta, movies told WF I Kf NO Manchu’’, 8dB; i>JakyU A , NOISMUtOm »AOSHTTia body, even to opening ing pain. And since twirling toe 'awarils. ISiiiiwessywnf Hyde” , 9:28 up the skull, chest or abdomen, needles between thumb and Registrations are now being tasmSsMal Kanehester Drlve>In — “The GEORGE HAMUJQN* SUE UrON. Mon adds. forefinger' for perhaps an hour taken at toe' RockviUe Junior * 0 5 0 ‘ ' Lonara’’, 10:15; “ Bvri Knlevel’’, ONLi 0 _ _ To aU this, American medical or two Is a nuisance, smaU Ubrnry, Union St. 8:40 C o lo n e l \ men are reacting with state- electrical currents were applied ______Ride all Ihe ride* Bast EUurUord Drive-In—“The Sanders, ments n!ngii« from “total rub- torough the needles to got a os many times as Rata A re Ooming” , 10:15; “ Kan blah’’ to “marvelous, excttoig, sliuUar continuing sttmulatcry ^ ■ ■ H H H HI you want With Two Heads” , 8:85 OONSDIBr H U B BOX StimCOUM ! a new era . . .’’ effect. Bast Windsor Drive-In — VOB.SHOW.1XHB8 Ibe evidence wbetoer either Now a theory offering a phys- STOCK CAR Plus "Oroundstar Conaplracy“, extreme must modify Its view lologleal e:q>lanation tor it oU jj| California Redwood Group Prices ■ FIGURE 8 RACES 10:50; “ Andromeda Strain” , may not ne kng In fortooom- comes from Dr. Man, a pay- _ 8:88 EVERY SAT.-8:00 P.M. Ing. ohlatrist who is rw Sdaiiftita formed an uivuUlctsed oper- sor of psychiatry at Wayne ■ wotvea Are Here” ! 10:00; “ The nU. end SAT. ONLY ation cf tooulder repair under State University in Detroit m M«i> wUh Two Heads’ ’ , 8:80 acupuncture. The patient was They theorise that toe nee- ■ given a tniM paln-reUevlng dies jriaced in peripheral | drug «<««ri«g part of the long op- nerves stimulate two Unde cf eisUon. nerve fibers. The larger fibers And toe onestoasiolagist In carry Impulses havliig to do Feed... 'that same operation says “ tots with nonpain seiuaOona such as of us are interasted and have temperature and touch. 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(AP) — Mora come once again to know one ed like toe end of toe world city’s animal shelter and Cem- tnaa at any Ume to a quarter- another with a oonaequent gain cently were InstaUed as com- stalling officers for the Auxll- ****2?*Tb.**? the etwe. This is the second in vthen toe eame maurauder mlssioner Jamee A. Baker Jr. B een N am ed mander and preiddent respec- lary were Mrs. Irene CampbeU, ^ the Ramada Jn SJ® mutual reepeot There bae killed toe tiny Pomeranian that supplied some dog food. Both a series of free beauty oUalos. the lEddla Beat that 0|>an “ the been a marked battanuent o« lively of the VFW Post and president of the Department of euocee™ Mrs. Ru- The First Beauty Dessert replaced U. assured the boy toe mean dog AuxlUary in Joint ceremonies Connecticut, and Mrs. Mary V- ^fecn. paw to peace’’ between Jews the ecooomio ocndlUone Now Ray has a long-haired had . been captured. held M ay 8, w as oonduptsd hy ^ Arahe, a broad-gauged but PaleaUnian Araba at the Post Home. Johns, secretary of the Depart- Other .officers elei^ are Lynn Angel, osrtified cosmeti­ tooiaive ohurdi etudy baa con- in ly th ey .wiah to move Kiefer, Thonuu, sen of I jOvI s and Jacqueline Other oftlcers of the Post In- ment of ConnecUcut. ,. MadeUne Stone, vice pres- cian and cosmetlo dspartmsnt eluded. dlreotly to tbelttbelr owno eolutioc NawrocU IDeter, 12BO Main St, Manchester. He was born May Btalled are Joseph Tomayo, len- The newly Installed ottlcert Went; Mrs. IxMiise Hecruiffi manager at Butterflsld’s. She lor vice commander; Edward will assume their duties after treasurer; and Mks. Betty Dorr, tt om aa at a time bt height- through poUUoai ocotaot with 10 at Manchester Memorial H o^tal. IBs maternal graBOr was assisted by Jean Bartlett, enod Mttameaa over the terror- i s r ^ . ’’ - mother U Mr. Loretta tiohlsh, AUqulppa, Pa. IBs patwnal SUckney, Junior vice comman­ the three-day State Convention secrotaiy. Paula Hetritt and Carolyn der; Cary Crane, adjutant; starting July 7 In Hartford. 1*0 oiganlaaUon U planning ^ J * * * ? ^ . . * * Baying laraal now noeda to pramtparents are Mr. and Mrs. Q. L. Kiefer, AUqulppa. He Wetndroloh, w t toe study, remaifc- move toward tostltutoit toll has a brother, Peter, 7H; and a sister, Katrina, 4H- Nicholas Pagahl, quartermas­ A buffet sui^per was served a membership tea in September After refreshments, the group « ter; Thomas Moran, advocate; by membera of the Stein Oub wUl be open to all women ft®® uTRwn EixtRiuiVR Aup- PiRlestlnlsii lisfate. th6 study was divided accord^ to skin port from tooee at divetgent commanda aa "alihtflcant atepa BoMnc, Amy Dolores, daughter of Gerard and Dolores P au l Ream on, chaplain; WU- and Stelnettea under tbe chair- Interested in learning more types, and each group was in­ manahip of Mrs. Harriet Olsav- about the club. vuws on toe ovaiall problem, in this diteotkm’’ the Breton Bolduc, 6S Bldridge S t, Mairdiester. She was bom May Uam Lynn, surgeon; and Ed- structed in propnr care, treat­ Most auoh atudlM In toe past for west baalr munlolpal rteo- 10 at Manriiester Memorial HoqUtal. Her maternal grandfa­ ward Dupre. Cary Crane, and er. Any program auggeeU^ fw ment, and Introdueedi to the Roland R. Wilson, trustees. The newly InstaUed common- season may bo submined b w faoM toarp orltlolam ttou and Jordan’s agrauhent ther is Ernest Breton, WaterviUe, Maine. Her paternal grand­ newest trends in mahs-up and from one aide m the other. But not to Interfere. mother U Mrs. Martha Bolduc, Winriow, Maine. She has a sis­ Other Auxiliary bttcers In- dor served with the Navy In the te the club ofttcera. lU ^ipUoatlan. The store's cos- ter, Laurie, 9; and a brother, Olen, 4, stalled are Mrs. Edward Stick- Pacific and the Korean OonfUct ______metlolans were available for ^ ^ study-also ettee Unta of • « m « ney, senior vice president; Mrs. and hu Uved in Manchester To remove old decals, place personal eonsultationa. ?**!?*^’ Arab readtoaaa to recognlaa U- WilUam Wagner, Junior vice for the *pA*t 30 yeara. A gradu- the sUoky side of masking ** *i«*»t to eodat and to WlanesU, Brett Matthew, son of Thomas and Melanie ystof •ympAthlM. both on Arab ^ antl»Israel omotion* Smith Wisneski, 100 Davis Ave., Rockville. He was bom president; Mrs. Dorothy Klein- ate of Hartford PubUo High tape on the decal, rub down. atetra and JUdalain. oulttvated by eariler May 10 at RockvUle General Hospital. His maternal grand­ schmIdt, chaplain; Mra. SteUa School, he attended tbe Unlver- then after 'a few minutes puU It that peoplea and gov- leaderahtp,’’ parents are Mrs. Joseph Hayes, Portland, Maine and D. Smith, Bowers, conductress; Mrs. Wal­ sity of Hartford and Is employ- the tape off and the decal will enunents In toe Middle Beat encourage ♦*«** proceee, Palmetto, Fla. His paternal grandmother la Mrs. Stephanie lace Irish, guard; Mrs. Laura ed'as a manufacturing engineer come with it. P c r a ih a n s e s s ------a. l a r e ^ In a PoriUon to move the e ^ T ^ I e r a e l * T ^ Wlsnesld, Ellington. He has a sister, Tara Ann, 4H. Freeman, patriotic Instructor; at HamUton Standard Division '— ------t o a ^ r e c o ^ ^ o n to a wey t#he poalUve InlUattvee, poeel- May 10 at Rockville General Hospital. IBs maternal grand Mrs. Theresa Varney, secre­ of United Aircraft Oorp., Wlnd- w i m o i i T « * • * • ****** J?"****? >»*3r * fint6tep withdrawal tary; Mrs. Leo Grover, his- sor Locks, RANGE AND Tonuccl, Katherine EUsabeth, daughter of Arm and Wil­ torlan. The newly InstaUed Auxiliary PorilMTS "*. **** **'* ? ^^"**’* from eome occupied terrltoriea liam and Elisabeth Blrge Tonuccl, 21 Croft Dr., Manchester. Also Mra. Stanley MlrueU, president, a Hartford native, FUEL OIL ^ ^ 1 “**“ .?** oonetatent with Ite eecurity to j”** ehow Arab feara of further ex- - She was bom May 11 at St. Francis Hospital. Her maternal flag bearer; Mrs. Helen EUia, graduated from Manchester GASOLINE in c U i ^ cfi both p,aelon are groundleaa. grandpcuants are Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Blrge, Waterford. Her Manchester l^sr«Aa WlfiHUt Mrs. Cary. Crane, Mrs. Esther High School and is currently Partners m eet 2nd and 4th ^ tava "occurred quite un- *^5T rtudy ileo deaU wlto the Letter-Reading Time at ASF Picnic paternal grandmother is Mrs. Anna Tonuccl, EUmwood. She Gaudette, and Mra. Donna Let- employed as a cosmetician at Tuesday of each month at 8 ancient l^ U c e l bovenant of a It’s time out for letter reading during the rain-in­ of 17 Village St. will spend the summer in the has a sister, Karen, 2. gle, color bearers. Burton's on Main St. BANTLY OIL * 4* *, «- 4 p.m. 'at Community Baptist homeland, toe long terrupted American Field Service picnic laat eve­ Americans Abroad program with the Cincin family Church, 888 E. Center 8t, COMPANY, INC. ^ * * ^ 1,, .!?*'* record of Chriattan anU-Seml- ning at the home of Mr. and MT8> David Japikse, of Yenisehir, Turkey; and Ximena Valarezo will Holmes, Jason Ward, son of Randcdph and Clarissa IDsacbester. In which Itraol annexed border tism, oUmaxed by toe N asi soon return to Quito, Ecuador, after a year of study Fields Holmes, 79 Bldridge St, Manchester. He was bom May 331 Main Street o r e u . 168 Carriage Dr. From left, Pamela Walch of SO I f widowed, d lvo n ed , sep> holocaust, saying: fVederick Bd. will be the "sister” next year of Mary at Manchester High School and guest of the John 11 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ erated or never married and Although the Arab etates " ^ o emerg oi' tfe Hodgkins, Bar Harbor, Maine. IBs paternal great-grandmother Libby of 420 Hilliard St. were bert Carlson of Hamden, who mark^adjuetment of attitude SJ^T^wecimaffU^ toe re- business use in an industrial is Mrs. Atm Hobnes, Manchester. He has two brothers, Robert, feted last Saturday a t a 40th w ere also celebrating their 40th zone. 5, and Eben, 1; and a sister, Amanda M ae, 2. wedding anniversary celebration anniversary, and Mr. and Mrs. Weiss Suggests Industrial Use . el of Peoplehood.’’ The PZC bad been discussing at tbe home of their son-in-law Thomas E. Caron of North Ftah^B Day h June 18th. “It’s chief charactertetio is Pointing out that Sor^pturid the changes for about a year Dorkee, Jennifer Lee, daughter of Donald A. and Char­ and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Miami Beach, FTa., who were toe de facto acceptance cf Is­ revelation Is made torough apa- befixe toe changes -were made lene Covey Dtirkee, Syracuse, N. T. She was bom May 11 at John H. Banavlge of 41 Croft observing their 3Sth anniver- rael.’’ KNIT SLACKS . . . great for ciflo situations and people, hot For Car Dealers, Tennis Courts in 1070, Patter said, and when Community General Hospital, Syracuse. Her maternal grand­ Dr. sary. The three couples had Just Dad's Day or any other dayl toe vote was taken in 1970, PiSC parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Covey, S Frances Dr., About 76 relatives attended the returned from a trip to Rome, ^ •i-tmctlons. toe study says. ^ DOUG BBVINB be acceptable tai any proposed sales-servlce • faculty on Indus- enamhan Mid they w o^ give Manchester. Her paternal grandpcuants are Dr. and Mrs. surprise party given by the cou­ Paris and London. been to open a "window on toe "Not only is Israel a remind­ (Herald Beporter) htoaiMon. The only regulations trial pnq)erty at N. Main St. thought to industrial rones Ralph E. Dm-kee Jr., West Hartford. ple's daughter's, Mrs. Michael Mr. Libby, a director of the Arab worid,’’ sharpening Ds- in toe future. er of toe vitality of Judslem, *«**■* Paluck of Broad Brook. Mrs. Eighth IMstrlct UtUMles Dis­ Changes in industrial zone raeVa awareneas that Its des­ ***« require- nlal of toe appUcatlMi. due to Mlclette, Larry Dean Mlidiael Jr., son of Larry Sr. and J. A. Theodore of Cterkaburg, trict, was employed at the FuU- Piano Students NEW! — BXOHMIQ but it also remjiida ua of toe tiny Is linked wlto Arab prog­ ^ Zoim^ Compton each sons. an Insuffici^ number of regulationa to allow car deolera Wendy Calnen Mlclette, Arrow Acres, Storrs. He was bom er Brush Oo. for 46 years before particulariam of BlbUcal faith W.Va., and Mrs. Banavlge. ress, toe study says, adding: (P Z C ) IS bomg SSked to Jaat month, the 2SA granted approving votes, la now being and tennlB courts a re not toe May 11 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. IBs maternal grand­ Joining tbe celebration were his retirement. (Herald photo by Present Recital ... The ’acandaT of partloularity only such changes now being NATURAL HEALTH "Ihoreaalng numbera of III- COluider a change in regu- a paiUbg variance to allow an challenged in 4x>urt. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Calnen, SCO Spring St., Man- Mrs. Libbya sisters and Buceivlcius) la manifest In Jewish identi- v. , considered by toe zoners. raeU Jews and Palestinian would M r- indoor tennis dub on W. Osnter qhe eonaideratlan of regula- diester. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hie students of Judith Giant FOOD SHOPK MEN’S SHOP . 1.1. . re IN . 10M floatlon with larael in a way tetions which School Bus Paridng ^ parallels tbe ’scandalous’ mit increased non-indus- Sf-. * Bualnoas n sane, in fions expanding industrial sone Mlclette, Rt. 31, Coventry. Gorman will present a ]rfano Whtaln toe lost few m

* Coventry Empty Skies' Arthritis ' - C iH io M t M q iv e d O bituary The pops, oono^v origi­ ;ates Await Threatened Two New Pri^am s Win nally setaa(Ul«d to condtude DICK MAY'S Form Gets the two^My MshOhestor arts School Board’s Applause and crafts fwfitval tomorrow Muskie Decision Max. Handler of tomUngtcnl B y P ilots A C n h trol at 5:80 p.m. In the qnadnuit Beachi Oallf., formerly of Mon-I gle, has bean tranafsmd to (CbnMniied tram Page One) ceded the nomination to Chester, died lost niesday Ini LONDON (A P ) — lUtaiv The Coventry Board of Bduea- duclve and encouraflac on Rie the Otaxka Arena. Hunttngten Beach: He was the 1 (OoMtIiMied from P ace One) tlon last night hoard reports on part of the rest of the sotaool IdoGUvem, saying It ■would he I national Federation o t Airline MbOorem’a flexibUlty on "pretty hard” to deny it it MUs- husband of Mm. Lottie Hqad-I PUoto Aseoclatkms threatened the Udneys. VlcUms die programs, with both staM ^ sdiool prtaotpal Jo- plattoRn Issues wlU bo a to y to ler. CAWIERA CENTER kle d i^ out. At a news confSr- I Thttrsday night to ground most of renal faUuze. receiving the oommendallon of seph Tripp, M anehetter Area winning those delegates. Carter enoe he repeatedly referred to Mr. Handler was bora in Rus-I of the world’s airlines for M "Many of these natlents are l>oa«l members. They added then'are a^o said. - toe Humphrey campaign in the sia and had lived In Hortfocdl hours June 19 unless tt»e United now capable working people,” ®*tay Sturrook and Sue Hoff- shortcomings, such M. I^olice Report In another meeting of candl- past tense. and Manchester before going tol INC. Nafksis takes effective action Caperton said of the persons reported on the first year of storage space, m w lunwed datea, meartwhlle. Rep. Shirley .—MoGovem opened Us cam­ California. While here, he wasl 1 against aerial hijacking. being treated. "If we handn’t ******' ®rst gnde nuniber of ipmu, wM^ w Tw o Biaat Harttord youths and Chisholm eald she and Wallace paign In the New Yack primary employed at ' Manchester | The strike threat came a few done this tnatment program, 5^'^***' School, used In oonJu^<^ ttm a ICanolMater girl w e n arreab- might h a v e.m ore In ooromon ^ tb help from Kathleen Keune- Modes. ROUTE83 TRI-CITY PLAZA-VBtNON I hour* after 10 Cnchs hljaoked 75 per cent of them would be e« load night by South Windsor than was suspeoted. dy, daughter o f the late Ben. Suvl'vers, bestdes his wife,! a Caechoelovak Airliner to .West dead by new." PoUce. All were diais«d with Still conflned'tto Holy Oroes Robert F. Kennedy, ON.Y., are a brofitor, Rvlng Handlerl Hospital In Silver firing, Md., o f 40 d c o t t St.; a Water, M rs.l Germany, killing the pOot In The doctor said he observed noth and mv. ^ poeseasloB of marijuana with who booeted toe South Dakotan MON.-FRI. 9-9-SAT. 9-5:30 the struggle to take over the other SLE jiatlents, vdio were Intent to sell: where he is recovering from as "a man who’s shoim he Harry Harris cf Rlverdale, I PHONE (2IB> S72-37«3 plane. A WSet German proee- not on the treatment program, Z b l g i ^ (John) Wrona, 17, wounds suffered In an at­ really does care.’) N. Y-; and several nieces and| Sitor said he wlU try to pS the and most of them have dSd. tempted assasslnatioa May 15, —^Political consultant Fred­ nephews. this year, and hoped It would es, tangtat by 20 teacher*, for a was picked up on Sand Hill Rd„ Chechs on trial. ------BoitUi Wbidsor, by officer Bd- Wallace waa visited Thursday erick H. Sonteg said recent in- Funeral services and burial I (WHHtE PRICES ARE LOWHt THAN LOW) continue next year. They ex- total of 4,7(7 hour* of insbruc- by Mrs. Chltoolm. will be today In Huntlngtaa| Ttie U.B. Air Line Pilots As- ward Keabada. The ofiier two, dlcationa. that Pat Nixon Is hap- plalned that the program was tlon. - "We bofii In our way fight for piey in her role as first lady Beach. I aoclation has aaked all union Airport Police initiated last fOU at their re- After state r«imbur«ement, the A nfiuny P . Lombardo, 16, and B everley A . Holmes, 16, ot 861 ■what we believe," she said, may be a sign toe knows the wotfeers to Join it In a boycott quest, and involved putting cost to the taxpayer, he said, adding ebe and Wallace have P o itou Ce H! Main SL, Manchester, were or- President won’t ran for re-rteo- WITH GREAT GIFT IDEAS AT GREAT SAVINGS FOR of the airlines of all nations Force Ui^ed , doors between two olassrooms worked out to about (0.50 per similar concern over the power Burton C. Halladay, J4, of I tCstod li^ . In oonneotlon with tl■meeting, n^rifr ing to run the type of campaign I ations wtth a total membership . teachers said, slnco the third Hartford where his ease: was Crash Kills 1927 and was employed as as­ the program can be reinstated. that will reflect the dignity of i Of 50,000 pilots. t h e * Z T ^ continuad to June 20. Ba waa sistant manager of the Ghirtford Note of Thanks the incumbent,’’ MUcbell aaid. rtflce of the Metropchten Life released on bis promise to ap- The group said U was threat- out and we have a reel catast- Invohrod In the Jedm Druge, head cf-the com­ In other political develop­ JohnJachim. Insurance Co. He was a mem­ PURITAK enlng a strike ■In view of toe rophe."-Browne said. program next year. PDftTe mittee in chiuge o f rebuUdfang m ent!: John Jachlm J r., 21 o f 21 High­ ber of Center Oongregational quiaord A . Davis J r., 16, of^ failure and IneCfectiveneas of He noted that the Brttirii gw- B*'- Hardy, superln- bridges______at the James T,______LaM- —McGovern Bupporten were land Ave., Rockville, was killed Church. S ■ , ^ emment recently decided to as- ‘endent of schoola. not^ ^ t Nature Trail beUnd Oov^ 25 Palmar Dr., South Rdhdsor eariy t ^ morning in a one-car When he retired to 1960, he was arrested yesterday end reported to have formed a United Nations, tiie Inter- gmne full re^>onslblllty for am **® innovative work by the two t,y Grammar School, has fe- fund-relstng unit known as accident

NAMcnr n n o N DBNISIIA. D m M VH M lnk O. T. falkiin* aafl Maty Madi^BH tymh B lenaiiar gebeiT i Mp Awpd rtiw, Hw. BehoUnhip B iH nM iall Aa ICHB itudent, td>« ia tlw duigtater o( Hr. .•nd U n . W dtr An MQS atodant, aha la tha An MBS atudeat, itaa ia tha An M B i atudaqt. ha |a tha aid Pltlda o ( ar> ra m 8 t 8ha daughter o ( Mr. and MTa. daughter at Mr. and Mra. mm at Mr. and Mra. Bahratara plana to attand the Bartt Ool* Bmerp J. Beeaetta o f dU Bum- Oaorga A. B ^ a r at IW Adama Balmcnd at IM Oak 8t Ba JAN ELIZABETH SFBNOEB PAlfHCZA MOGABTHP K iaOfiaH P. VOMOBDK / « a » r «a q . SDHTAVA LINDA J. LARIVBE laga at Mualo, Otatvaralty « mlt flha plana to attend tha 8 t 8ha plana to attand Baatam plana to attond B p eiiigfW m m b b nm nm nr WIOK8 RAiBISBLAnin MMHMB V. lAVAX iiMMaiiMtM- Aaaoctatkm ol Dr. Bebart B. and dOgraa Klwanla Club ot Klwanla Club ot Manchester Hartford. Unlvaralty ot Ooonaatfont Oofmaottaut TheliO fhig Stadtos Sohohurahlp Knights of CotanbUB K d w a td P . Morfaurty PUBp Deator Kmery Indepandant Inaaraaoa Agaota Memorial SchotomWp Btoncheater Scholarship BohotorsUp Htanton Scholaxehlp OampbeU OounoU BdiolanUp Sdhoianhto Seholarahlp An BXXS atudant, aba la tha An MHS student, she is the An MHS student, she is the An MBS atudant, he' ia tha An BOBS atudant, aha to tfaf An B X »9 atudant, ha to tha An BXXSl student ha to the An BCHS atudant, aha la the daughter of M r. and Mra. Joaaph son of Mr. and Mra. Charlaa J. daughter o f H r. and Mrs. Ray- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. aon of Mr, and U ik . Ruel W. J. IctVae of lEO Bryan Dr. She daughter of Mr. and Mra. J o a ^ aon o f M r. and Mra. Bdmund A. daughter of Mr. and Mra. Ghiy Suntava of 666 Haokmatack St mond C. Larivee of 63 Banford James C. Spencer of 415 Ver- Wloka at 67 Olanwood B t Ha Latlnl of 20 Falhnor Dr. She plana to attand tha Univaralty of B. McCarthy of 121 Bnnfood Tomesuk of 46 Norwood St. Ha St She plans to attand Wheaton jdana to attend 6 t Loo (Bla.) He plans to attend C9ark Uni- 8t. She plans to attend Keuka non St. She plans to attand plana to attand SVanklin Pierce plana to attand the Unlvaralty Oonnaollout (N .T .) OoUega. Johnson (V t.) State OoUaga. OoMafo, Bindga, N. B. 0( OoUega. OoOaga. varalty.

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DARLENE DROWN K1MBE8 LT CMKAUnr BAMDAU. B. OOtM LAUBIB MDOBB Miss Evelyn J. Lessard, MHS senior of 74 W . Bfid- Pouech lOH Memorial Scholarship. Sharing in her Klwanla Otab o f Mancihaator V n a l B*iHh. Charter bidi Ladga ------^ ^ ^ Mb m m ^Onnmla C M o f ^ pleasure are R<»8 Paatd, rigdit, an lOH officer this dle Tpke., was the winner of two scholarships at Seholaiili4^ 8ring Rd., an a capoeUa rendition Martin PubUc Service, Mrs. shin Foundation, Inc. Rockville, who win enter hla «ainmiA CHfts." 'God muift Raymond Oowan; Jamaa Sbety-ena new acholarahtoa, senior year at Soothem Con- and concluded BVaitoUn Miott Meiuurlal, Frank totaling 321,600 ware given to necUcut Bravtoalmo," a Mott. 42 seniors from Manchester InPoInto award was re- a,e foundation. Regal Mien’s &K>p, Mrs. High School, 16 from Bast Cath­ olic High School, 1 from Howell “X introducing the offloara MtolaMIp. Cheney Technical School, and and dlractoni, Rdbart Dlgan, The foUowing are tha acholar- ^ 1 front Rockville High School. foundation president, dwelt ahipa and preaentera: In addition, four LoPolnte In- briefly on the fact that two John B. DeQuattro Memorial, ^ e . Scholamhip. were re- ^ ^ newed. world- are love and laughter. Pearaon Memorial, Mra. Q. Al- Allan Cone- Photos Not Avaitoble However, he added, the annual bert Pearaon; Q. T. LnBonne Daniel _ . Manrtndc__ ,_». Memorial,____ u _ 'Mrs. TmOTHF J. BANNMO LINDA H. BUVTAK DAVID E. JOHNSON Most ot the recipients are pic­ sdiolaiehips are one manlfea- and Aasoclatea, Inc., Dr. Mlath- tured on these pages. Those for Nicholas Krascella; Jaycee John B. Deectators into white neighborhoods. The SUSAN M . KUEB1EN8 JUUA 8. GEBAID a . GAGNON JOHN HEMEO Manchester Bar Asseriatkm Ptotodatton Award toi memory at James and Isabel W. Dnffy Kiilghta of Columboa . Knigfato of Colambna Campbell OounoU Scholartolp iSii tiiiTinlrai ««(■ most voters from both sides crowded Into last elementaiy schori in the O. Albert Fearsen Mtsdo Jcaatosa Gaotga BUs Selk BavUI Oanpoa Jaynosa af Mswtosto MlnslT Worttey England Scholarship Thto to a nenewal ochriarahip. Mary Margaret Mmtarty Lynto OampbeU CoonoU Soholarahtp will go along with the In- the hot meeting room, with the rider central city to being Rlohard, Blartin Servloe Award Ilil^HhltoE^kAn Hemostal Sohalanhlp Bfemortol Sebotarafafp OampibeU OouncU Seholarahlp An ECHB student be to toe. Memorial Sdirianhto Mbnurtal Seholaiahtp An MHS student she U to e’ nie daughter of Mr. and Mra An E9CHB student aba Is toe tegn fijoe pii«ii as they did two anttbustag aide in the major- closed thto year to make way son o f M r. and M ra John C. An MHS student she to the An MHS student, she to the An MHS student he la the son An MHS student she to the An MBS stoto^ bs itugbtor of Robert Muiphy of Frank Wlndito of New Britain, daughter of Mr. s ^ Mra Ar­ Fransosa of 60 ' Nonnan Dr., An ECHS student, he to toe yaoia ago when she aras re- Ity. That group also mounted a for for tae new scnooia nevew of Mr and MTS Paul Haiightar of MaJ. and Mn. Law- of Mr. and Mn. Alfred F. Gog- daughtor of M r and Mn. WU- son of JAr. and Mn. James F. An Ff— t student toe to the Milford aiMi the niece ot Mr. An EICHS' student, he to the An EICHB student, he to toe toe to a 1970 graduate of St. thur F. Jacobsen of 387 Hack­ South Windsor, tennerly of 181 son M r. and M ra Edward atootod. protest demonstratlwj outride s^ boaM ^ G^em ens ^of 282 Faigusoo n Rd..1 renw aS. ii^Beadle. e. B 8 Garnet Rd. non of 236 2 » Lake St. Be prians tor J. KleinKMn cf 168 BrmOaraBranford St BardloBardic ofcf 86 OloottOloc St He prians daughter of Mr. and Mis. Bar- and Mra Robert L. King of 83 son of Mr. and M ra WiUlam H. sen of Mr. and Mra. Rocco J. Thomas Aquinas High Schori, matack St. She prians to attand Summit S t, Moneheater. He B. Rowe of 82 Irving St He Thto ttmo the board also the taridlng before the meeting mirsd^ ^ ale r.u,„M to attw xltoracu ae She plana to attend Houghton to attend tbe Uhlverrily o f Con- She ptana to attend Hartwtto to attend Want old M. fMHna of 626 Bush HIU Morloa I>r. She plans to attend Curtis Jr. of 102 Diane Dr. He DeSimone of 46 Fulton S t He New Britain, and wiU enter her Assumption OoUsgs, Wbrosster, ado acme changes to toe dta- parted. rider toe n^ new ^ »<> Syracuse ^ p ^ to atiena v ^ oom m U. N. Y. 'State (krilage. ptana to attend Renosetaer Poty- plans to attend Fairfield U&i- made Rd. She piMw to attend toe Uri- Southern Cbnnecttout State Ool- plans to attend Northeastern plana to attend St Mleharis Junior year at the 'University ~ — * ------The final board vote crossed schori to toe central city. Univerritv.Univerrity. . uouege. r i (kamecticut. tecfanlc Institute. verrity. trict ttasa'ta meet apedfic oom- veirity of Qxmacilout Uge. UriversUy. CoUege. V' -I' 4 r , i i :■%•>. j ■ • -•-••■ - \ - '• • -

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French fried potato, vegetoble, South Windsor HEALTH CAPSULES* South Windsor milk pudding. TENNIS hy Michael A. Prtti, MJ>. Wadneaday, hot dog on a bun, Bombers Pound Fremto tried potato, cole slaw, FOR IVIRYONII CAH AMVSdPy Building Permits Jump milk, vanilla cake Wlto choco­ P itfW T » RAC9UHS Officials Seek Land MILK 2 late aaiKse. To Record High in May Thunday, piana with meat • CLOTHING Military Sites and ohecae, tomato aauoe, toss­ • RiSTRINGING Building mspeetor Donald tion, $12,000; one bath houae, ed green ssdad, Itslian bread For More Housing and buttair, milk and loe cream McLaughlin repoita tiiat huUd- $15,000; one b an , $2.00|$ and DAVIB . BANCROFT • WBUSON - In Hanoi Area Thfr South Windaor Htouaincr panted by a parent at enroll- three gas tanks tor |4,00(^ fudge bar. BRAD - 1R am »N - AIUDAS Ing permits foe conataruotlon Friday, Manager’s choice. Authcfftty, the a«:ency reqxiiisi- ment Square Dance OMk Menus wUl he posted at each OONVEBAE (OeattoMa fEtm Pog« One) driving nocto o< tbe My fhonh ble for housing: of the elderly in At the last meeting, members jumped to a record high during The South Windaor Square \ school Thursday. town, Is currently seeking prop- of the pausk received badges and toe month of May. The toUl Dacbe Club will hold an open Y U I? rm oual unhurt. » w o . to . 70th ."They* are Just as pretty If St., on the east side, close to Mrs. Wood wag Bistoer Hatch There wll also be a manag­ erty that will be suited for ad- awards. Paul Nadeau, David value of permits issued was 1^ dance at the Wapplng Elemen­ V * . fisa e ropoMed loM elnoe you don't know their names,” toe corner of Woodland, and when she lived in 'West Hart- er’s choice on Monday, June. 12, ditional'senior ciUien housing DeRosier and Steven Gotber re-* 82,101,206, with revenues amount­ tary School tonight from 8 to ; said Esther Wood, "but we can people driving by on Broad will ford and helped her motiter in toe laat fu ll day of achool. ^ALPINE look them up.” aometimea step at toe curb If a fkuwer garden. Her father in the town. ceived w olf badges; Joseph ing t « 81S.008. 11 p.m. Guest caller will be Um M laiawn from the BVenoh In- Rev. James A. Blrdsall, pas- Quigley, Wayne Romeo, Rick no. OM 5TJPy Of The highest total was tor 18 John Hendron. . She turned toe pages o f an they see her working there and grew apples end potatoes for war a. the "etreet ask If they can buy toe flowen. the market and one of Btether’s tor of the St. Peter’s Elpiscopal BelUveau, and Bryan Stanley CHiLPttiH MolttffkAT 96^ apartment hulMBnga valued at Rounds vdll be cued by Russ Bring hack tha original fla­ he remembers it, were never SO-unlt site develoisnent plans shew, Gary Henning and WU- Also, nine dwdlings valued at Sohool Menu modarata oven and heating ***? glnce more titan 2,000 morlneg as High life , a deep blue and for the ESm St. area la being re- Uam Grasso, received silver ar- Hm Mi skw WWwl HiIvmmHm $251,000; one commercial stor­ time. sprayed and yet laoduced good Monday, cheeseburger on a them thoroughly through. SUr **>• ■ "••P YtUllWtiay- white flow er as Stepping Out, vlewed by the Department of rows; and Steve taRocco, age and sales $144,000; 10 addl- bun, potato chips, vegetables, oocaalonally so tha heat will be 11 1 **?* Mertnee were teportod a yellow Iris with an orange m . Community Affairs, having been James Mulready and David De- ttona, and alterattona, $27,860; **** w child, but the milk and cHrus fn lit cup. distributed evenly, and they . *‘**'"** •*“ * wounded, and one beard as Mission Sunset and a . appro ved by the local Planning Hosiers, fold arrows. ^ farm and toe trees are none one garage $8,000;. one pavilion Tuesday, meat and cheese will taste as fresh aitd good as Vletnameee tank woe re- white one as Celestial Snow. at toe wme time from tto a residential d ev ^ $8,000; one biqr fo r a gas ato- Read Herald A^dvertinements 1. ore- The ^el^loo Cub Kentucky Lets grinder, sliced tomato, lettuce whan nHw. fly in g ' a idsht mlgglon In de- ported deetroved Mrs. _Wood has been growing grower In Oregon whose cata- f Re(v. rards^ ^ d he is pre- received achievements ® *J*"*^ An loo. M h etoi^ northenimnat iris for'mnny years at her home ______Mmrche-ter_ property '•III'* •«H*»* '• m u k flalgon, oeolden- defooM Une, eouth Vletnameee and buys a half dozen new ones *** *** when ,jybore Mr. and Mrs. Wood U'vo Epileptics Drive ••M l**' ^dropped o ^ h on 8o^ ^ S u o ^ Sorte^STS • » I m ri S-I 1 t i IM otsw m 11mA O O F C O F A H i 2 f I a81^»OCCO» 2 f every year, each prt^rly label the b es L ^ the ^ rewto are re- known os the units and is cornpUing a list of m i C9|T18 a FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — ^ Vletnameee in eix taoure ed with a little stick when it J* McKee tract. Their lot, qrlglnal- pnn>erty sites ^ may be 10 M the^ U.8. cf fighting tiiree mllee wutb- sooop out a fairly deep hole, mix ly iarger, is sUU a Onerous avaUable fo r housli* SMiior clU- The Keotuoky Department of is first set out. Something hap­ 1; Mike Campbell, 1; Bruce PubUe Safety has Issued an or­ Mid. Anofliw 12 weet of My Chanh. Field re- pens to. toe sticks, toough, and In aoin e sand and peat moss, 200 by 2(» feet and they have and either some bonemeal or ^ number of fruit trees and a Prospective seUers h a v in g K ai^ , 8; Stevw M aclO^. der enabling epileptics to oh-' !?*»?. » **“ pdrte eald eight ponitroopen after a couide of years they tha thIiQ oooldental bombtag In yneo wounded. rotM oow moiuire, and set the vegetable garden in addition to landnH mdtAhissuitable for this tvnetype of 3! , „ J ""* ® „Soroslak, , ^ 1; and j o Scott .. tain drivers Ucenm If they get have disappeared. Elvery gard­ permlssicn from ' the depart­ ^ dNf» tjy U-e. or aouto -nw South Vtotnameee alee ener, Pm sure, has had the rooto on a small mound of earth Esther’s flowers, construction are asked to con- « e ^ , 2. Paul .vietnameea ploneo. nutoiert gg NOrth VMnameee in toe center of the ixAe. The Power Sprayer tact the Rev. Mr. Blrdsall at his Kelly completed all 15 Webeloa ment. same experience. BMd feporte ertd lead tnilto kUled on the northem ^SgTS rtU ^e Itsrtf must not be cov- ouere are ««iples, airtcoto, Sand HUI Rd. home. ranks. The person must i>rovlde the of a. .ieU af c<>himn mowing iq> Kontum, In the o eo tn l trigh- But Mrs. Wood grows iris, ereo, but the roots that grow cherries, peaches and pears and Cub Scout Enrollment Ihe pack presented the Con- department with certification Hgtaway 12 were only 800 yorde ignje, gni gio^ one medium and many other garden flowers, from It should be spread out all these trees now have to bo E 5 prim arily tor pleasure, and Cub Scout enrollment to Pack necUcut State Flag to the from a doctor that the-epileptic fm a An Leo but were moving tank 'wog caotured. F ive South and down the slopes of toe sprayed falthAilly. They lurve a 188 wlU -be held Monday at 7 Avery Street Scbo«S, the pack condltiion la controUahle hgr very Mbwty. The highway wag Vlataaataaetre^ were UUed since she has bought all her iris small mound. 10 . gallon gaooUn - powered roots from a single source, she r p.m. in the Avery Street School sponsor. drugs, details of the drugs and .■till out by enemy ortUlety, and 41 wounded,yheadqiiartera When the bole has been filled sprayer and while Mrs. Wood gymnasium. All boys, 8 years ------dosagaa taken, and a statement rodnt and mortar ottooka, but .pM can always look them up. A in and toe new iris marked with has done her share o f spray- old and older, or who are ellgi- Manchester Evening Herald that the applicant haa been free the SalgtA oommond aald IM oite U.S. Air Ftoroe repotted pink iris turns out to be Lorna a stake it will be covered with fog in the past she leaves the Ing the second grade are dlgt- Souifa Windsor oomspondent of any epileptic aelsures during North Vletnamage were klllad thar ttg C180 tmwDorte re­ Lee and a striking bronze-red an inverted peach basket to spraying lawn mowing and ble to join and must be acoom- Baibnra Vairiok, teL Mi-8874^ the previous year. in n'enlaa of olaobee ranging gamed eupply flighto to Kootum flower is (Cayenne Caper. conserve moisture for the first garden plowing mostly to her from the northern outgUrto of after «"gfA» the oi^ "Look at toe prices," she few 'Weeks. Fertiliser must not husband now. He Is a retired the oity eoutfaward 10 mllee bad oloeed toe ahfleld fo r two says. Some new varieties, pic- be high in nitrogen, saya Mrs. machinist. Mrs. Wood 'was D akng the Ugfaway. *nM oom- ««g k a . tihe flrat o f the four-en- . tured for the first time, are Wood. This Will produce geen trained as a- nurse and prac- Tolland ^Bangladesh Bash* manrt antd , at teoat IT South gtnp piaww latiittd toortty b ^ priced at $25 for a single root. leaves but few flowers. Ground ticed her professlan for some Others are $20, others $10. “I lim e s to n e . In moderate years. Vtotnameae troo^ were killed taco mtonigtef Mrs. William Wood tells the garden w ritir about her iris which makes a display and fil were woutided. ttm y.g. HMt off the oooat of wait until the price goiss down," amounts. Is mixed into toe gar- The large-flowered iris in her ^1 P5 of vivid color in backyard garden at B.'oad and Woodland streets. There are an Mrs. Wood adds. After a few den soil each year. garden, she points out, ore pro- Aloo on the eoutfaem troot, Norih Vietnam won gbewtb- Starts Tonight with Dance tbe North Vtotnomeae pulled further by tha airtvol of estimated 60 varieties. (Herald photo by Pinto) years, when the variety Is no Tlie worst peat attacking Iris party known as bearded iris. i ■ 3, i; longer new, it Cad be purchased Is the Iris borer, end one object There are hundreds of kinds Tolland wUl take on a festive T Aiinrfilng tomorrow morn­ payment of a gi'ven amount for out o f It o a g Bang, 28 mUea the antioUbmarina. can tor Tl- , I nOrthwaet o f Saigon, after three conderoga. Ito mlairian is not to for $2 or even $1 from toe same of the daily peu^ of the ga^ and new hybrids being devel- air this weekend, participating ing's Walk tor Bangladesh will each mile walked. Anyone wish­ Coventry grower. den is wstefaing for any leaves oped an toe time. She has two be Charles MacArthur and his daya of fighting, and toe attartt Nbrth Vtotnam twfe to in a three day “Bangladedi ing to became a sponsor may that show insect damage. The kinds of Siberian iris, one blue hot air balloons, slated for take­ Phnom Panh Saigon Ugbwjay detect any Soviet or Chineife • ' 1^!, Bash” t o , raise funds for the contact Mrs. Anna Bonk, South From Mother's Garden insect lays eggs on the leaves and one white. They have o ff from Hicks Memorial School wagf raopened through the town. oUbmarinee If they approartL rebuilding' of toe country for- R iver Rd. "This is an old-timer," says and the email larvae "bore” in- smaller bloeaome but form meriy known as East Pakistan. at 6:80 asn. U.B, BS2i pounded North .. . - ... Dr. Hardy Requests Cut Mrs. Wood, pointing to a clump Boole of Walk CONSUMER SALES side toe leaf and eventually thick clumpa that send up The events begin -with to­ Registration for the 'walk be­ i & m o i M j m Vletnameoe troop concentn- To make orange tea hlacuits, of a dooen blossoming stalks The route winds itself through down to the rhizome . When many blossom stalks. In ap- night’s block dance on the gins at 7 a.m. at the Town Hall, thaw; oix mllee aouthweet of uae your favorite halting powder 'With somewhat sntaller indivi­ To $23,500 in Salary Mrs. Wood sees a leaf wUh a pearanoe, they are quite like with official opening ceremonies Tolland’s roads, starting at toe TYong Bong. reo^ and opriidtie each bis- dual flowers of white and blue. Green, followed by the Walk for hiAe In It she pnmpUy cuts off the wUd "fla g ,” which U a na<- Bangladesh tomorrow morning slated for 8. Town Hall, down Merrow Rd. to Aanoolated Pram correMWOd- rays cn the if donated by Ooca-Ccda; casual his salary tor toe 197Z-7S school quest, estabUshed a tranaporta- plant and blossoms faithfully Mr. and Mis. Wood take part pate in toe events. He will de­ Green Rd., end Rt. 74 to Cran­ every June. leaves during the qiring are dress is recommended along Freezer has year be reduced from $21,200 tkn committee study and plan In some cf the activities of tiie liver a short speech at the Town dall’s Park. with an ample .supply of bug re­ to $2BJM)0. tor the 1978-74 school year, Recent heayy rains, falling recommended to control the Senior cattsens and ______especially pellent and the bringing of your Hall, after which he 'will begin The Sounds at Bangladesh Tha board alao agreed to re- when the' present school bus Just as toe Iris flowers wore borers as they hatch, and Mrs; own chairs. the walk with the other partici­ rock concert, scheduled tor now Dr. Hardye oontzeot for a contract nuw out. apeoSag. damaged toe appear- Wood has used lindane for tws In the event of rain the dance pants. Sunday afternoon at 1 at Ctran- three period commencing July •niinge to be considered in- ance of ^ garden temporarily purpose. She points out. how- . . and nearly aU cf toe stalks ever, that once the larva, has will be held tomorrow night. 'ParticlpantB in the 18-mile dall'a Pari( has been arranged dude posstbURy of toe town sole at toe annual Senior CSti- have required stalking, Taking tunneled inside die leaf, no The dance starts a t 8 p.m. and 'Walk, have obtained toe names by the high echoed committee'. that this action be taken at last purchasing its own buses and » e c E E E zen’s fair. care of toe iris at this season spray cem reach H, tuod this year will last until midnight. of tqMDsors who have pledged The park will be cfficially open week’s board meeting, stating the ramifications of this, os keeps her In the garden O'very she is trying a systemic in- fo r toe e'vent, with lifeguards wail os rerouting of bus sched­ on duty for swimming, nioee .day, propping up stalks that secticide ifor 'wMch she has O pen 6 D a y ules and to*^ feosilbtilty cf . have been bent over toe rain, great hopes, SIZE attending are urged to bring changing the ecdioal opening KHW mis ^ *> their own food, since the ccti- SignStiiliN' r plofciiig off dead blossoms and It is a graiu|lar> nuttortal Tather^n Day ia only a week away •— atiU sebedutos. filx towiispeople-at- natohing .out the weeds that wUbii*‘lV AlxedTSlb'-die ^ i iV 1,000 PLANTS' cossicn stand is not expected to large Are to be included on tUe be able to handle toe antleipat- Heads for Altar —— —— the rftln hft# encourasred to eitHind ttie *lrUi. dlMolvee Uiere Ready To Take Home time to pick up all kinds of goodies to make committee, which ie to be ajs xWe tost pattern Is part of the grow. «ad is picked ^ip by toe mote, ed crowds. Dad happy — with a gift from /. Garmon ... AT THE TOP! FORTTAND, Ore. (AP) — potitied by June 80. Herald’s quality printing control 'Wben the blooms are gone. In The chemical then is cerrled Seven bands have denoted Eight months ago construction A preliminary report to due program to give you the nation’s July, it w ill be time to dig up up tiirough the leaves 'with the ^ 1 * 5 0 S a n t Choose from ties, shirts, b^ts, sweaters, their services for toe event, to worker B ill Burton, 20, met a on August.> L .. 14, and j a- final- • — re- finest- newspaper. thin out the roots cf Iris sap. Mrs. Wood is sure that the Giant 243-lb. freezer Ba— M erttor an allots slacks, sports jackets, (fishing gea r) and tdl provide music as long as at­ girt, N found- out where riie clumps that have been growing Insecticide has controlled aphids tendance warrants it. Dona- section stores more wofked and asked her for a for three years or longer. Then on her rose plants and diinks it kinds of gift items... timis will be accepted on a date the next day by banging a she 'Will have surplus roots to Is working equally 'weH against JOSEPH LARROW than some chest Senate Probel^ Study passlng-cf-toediat basis. huge, hand-lettered sign on a give to friends, perhaps to sell, the iris . borers. She wUl know, BT. 8 O O U M B U , OOHN. construe ticn shock ocroos the Participating in the concert freezersi More usable or most likely to throw away, for sure, when she iltts the TsL ore Tusk, Wildfire, Electric street from her office building. Her garden lies along Brood roots. f fresh food storage, too, "Ty> g irl on 4th floor—dinner Phone-Grime Linkup 'f F a r m a n , \*er Cowboy, Lizard Tree, Pliineas \n Grogan, and Rainbow. with 3 full-width «)MM»ing tonight 8 p.m. . B ill iWASHENQTDN (A P ) — The “ were token Items, mostly at r ’i (Jeep) Burton." the sign read. Ssnate Oommeroe Oommtttee CSiriStmaa and earit valued un- No parking will be permitted adjustable shelves — Vicki Harris, 20, hung out her der $10." eight hundred eighty-seven sought to determine Thursday at Crandall’s, and residents are own sign: “OK. Out front 4:45. ^ However, Oamlng said, last I : main s t r e e t , in ■ all cantileveredi urged to park at Hicks and Vlokl.' how a cleanser linked to oogam Monday Bemat "Infonned us downtown manchester, Meadowbrook Schools, using the AND NO DEFROSTING Now. the two haveannounced Izod crime was accepted tor that over the wertcend he had nature trails through the woods ’ — TOPTOBOTTOMI Not only the fastest, but the easiw^' r Connecticut their engagement and say they aonfbbtng teiephone booths dtocovered that he bad not paid Three to get to Crandall’s. cleanest, (loolest cooking ever! plan. to be wed in a year or so. around the nation. fo r a home window dir condl- Meeting Fostponed 195 ' The Ametlcan Telephone A tioner bought in late 1969” and Where Fitting You Is OUR PLEASURE, Tonight’s meeting at toe Dem­ NO INSTAL1ATIONI Telegraph Oa recommended in secured through Roooo Mazaa, ocratic Town Committee haa 115-Volt — plugs kilo any $OQQ9$* F s O ie t^ D a y And YOUR SATlSFACTiON! White Moduct that hto 'wife, who handled Gonvertliiie Buggeeted that Its alkaline level household -accounts had paid *1 .1M WOODLAND ST« MANCHESTER 643-8474 might iie high enough to be tor i t botfiofyou! consider ed dangerous by some Gray asked if Bernat, one of 0Niy*99» eoqierts. the key conqxuy men in rec- General Front-loading Oook and Gray queetkmed re- ommenfing the use o f Foiy- YbiriIsave$5to47..Ji^geteverydiingheiieeds Ured ATAT engineer WUUam Oeon for the whole system, Electnc Joy, who thought using Pcly- bad received any other gifts. Rockwell **gift wrapped" power tool Value«Palw We (»ii thorn Vaiut-Paks bacausa Clean could Irritate the skin, "Baskets o f fruit, hnxdies, (hey arel Top quality, shockproof Rockwall ULTRA Tools with assorted accessories at Dishwaslier m m m John V. BUlot o f the BeU (Tele- theater tickets,” Bemat said savings up to S7.00. Big 15 diaconal OUT THEY GOI OUR ANNUAL phone Laboratortes, and H. W. Gray jnesriited fo r the record WUUam Oamlng, an A TA T tow accounts o f Newark’s Ooncord Tisswr b a r g a in yer. Ticket Agency, check stdbe and Portable TV NOW Reviewing the entire scope of ticket envri<^>es that he said Now is the time to Geranium SALE! testing for Poly-Clean and a showed AU Purpoee had ar- PR!C £! 1 12-lba. light! Plua jmoduot ineviousiy' used but re- ranged tor Bemat to receive FoU-about stand! FID Those Beds and Window Boxes buy Tissot for your BIG, BRILLIANT Jected in faven' of Poiy-Clean, $1,072 in ifaeater tickets over graduate. The PICTURE for $ 1 9 9 9 5 Now At This Low, Low Price! ' (3ook said to Oamlng: live yean tlnough 1671. whole fam ily "Apparently the iqieciflca/-' Bemat told newsmen be nev- .i-i Uons were thrown out.tile win- er' went to more than "five or best of Swiss viewing! Handy Rug. $1.19 OBd $1J9 up-front centnda Use It as a portable N O W — dow ... A ll c f a sudden, grot- six" toows at the expense o f I engineering has aM clear FM convert It to a built-in LATtKI ultoualy, the new company gets All Purpose arranged by that sound! Higfa-Galn 2 Cycles, 3-Level Wash, and the business, . . Tou (Udn’t put firm s’s Rocco ktozsa. The M * ULTRA Drill Value* Psk. provided a VHF Tuner, Solid Poiy-C9eaa through the wringer records may show hto name, ULTRA Sew Vakie‘ M ( Inoludee Vk" ULTRA OfW Vakie^Pffi. Our RInse-and-Holdl Soft Food Shockproof reversible variable shMkproot variable apeed jig State UHF Tuner, ... as you tuui other products.” hut that doesn’t mean anything, finest shockproof drill, plus alx tranealatorized for speed drill and alx frequently ■aw and ten different blades to versatile acceasories. Faaiuret handsome Disposer I Plugs Into any Oamlng sold that eeveral ex- Bemat said cooler, trouble- uaed acceasories. Reverting out any material. Saw features four aepsrate controla to pre-set adequate appliance outlet. tensive teats ww« made, Oamlng said that Bwnat had selection of free life! Luggage Rolls smoothly on wheels. twitch to drive or remove screws an axciualve ’’■ntl-eplintor" In­ lock-ln and adjuat speed and * II type strap handle. But, eald Gray, the testing vohmteered to, have ell of tale — without bllatora. Variable sert — great lor cutting wall direction. Use to sand, grind, watches at value Built-in telqaoop- Easy loading] Rtmovabla Slivsn was done murti Utor. financial reewtto reviewed. Batkilat. Two Wash Cyctea— nonna speed control for drilling holes paneling. ULTRA Saw dom the polish, mix paint, out holes with ! il ing monopole ftdd- , Oamlng and otbera said IPoiy- Gaming said AT&T whoUy In wood, steel, glass, plaetar — prices. Remember down antenna for vigorous washing of avaryday I work of moat hand taws — only low-coat attachmants. . . . ninaa-8-Hold tor onco-i Clean was found to do p better shared the committee’s concern even concrete. o te z a e a faster, easier, VH F; loop for dishwashing that rinsaa away food and < »IL T job on balance though U was regarding infiltration “ of or- Modal 9096. ^ 0 9 9 in Switzerland holds. ------your diahaa for • l^afufFfead. Model 9099. S 3 Q 9 9 UHF! more expensive, and that after ganlsed crime into legitimate Model 0097. $ 5 Z A 9 9 Reg. $53.99 Faucot rip Unleoupla___hooka Value up to your faucot. No apodal i^ m M ig Unks to organized crime were buslneesee.” He said A Tfrif Reg. 142.14 Save $7.00 where they make Matel WM SOTSa J t U M * rsqulrad. Soft Food DIspoaor lots yoil toM Value Save 18.15 Stead SUIO______l.»8* 90-DAY CARRY-IN dirty dishaa without pro-rinaing. Just tip off R O SES $ brouglit to ATATs attentlcn, an would stop buyng from a siq>- most of the world's COMPUTE 150$* largo or hard aorapa. Ntw Thoro-Wash. S-uwol In’vesUgaUon was started pUer viben it has creditahle evt- SERVICE INCLUDED Modal GQSC-IION washing action. Waahoa up, down and atouad. (parts 8 labor) wHhIn Attracthw Woodgrain Taatollto*'iIbp- Oamlng said gifts to ElUot deuce cf Infiltration, watches the watch our sarvico area. Haidy, BtBna and ATAT's Norman Bemat Several GNR dtotrlbutorahips from Priy-deaa’s maker, the have been linked In earUer they buy most is ‘ Minimum RttaH Pilea ARO E A S Y T E R M S with approvsd ersdit. GNR Ootp. o f Palmer, Maas., hearing testimony the oigan' Tissot. From as ^ ■ large Feta and AU Purpose Chemical Ca, izations of Raymond Patrlarca little as $39.95. Also — The Newest and latest Voitattos the New Jersey distributor, and Gerardo Catena.to Powerlbds NOW^S THE TIME TO Self-winding yellow, top, stainless steel back case Seastar. Water-resistant with^ date­ PLAN YOUR telling cale dar. $59.95. ' PLANT BEDDING V VEGETABLE PLANTS! MANCHESTER BBIDING PLANTS VEGETABLE PLANTS OWN THING MANCHESTER "THI APPUANCIPIOPU" Dram The Onwer Tto Tou: Ageretum, gsM o, PeSnntos, Marigolds, Calendula, Cauliflower, Bnisseto Sprouts, Cabbage, 445 HARTFORD ROAD Al^M an, Snapdragone, Inqiattence and lattuce. Broccoli and More! W M Mopter Charge Cc OPEN MON^ES^IO A.M.-8 P. Qp M cK E E S T R E E T many moral THIS SPRING! «49-5253 ( 4 0 O R 8 fo r OpM NighH tM 9 PJI. THUR.-FRI. TO 9 ' only 79* B ox QUM JTirS^lSCE 1892 Sot. m iHM P.M- SAT. TO 6 P.M. Tray 02.76 917 .BIADT STREET — MANCHESTER LAWN • VEGETABLE • FLOWER SEEDS -I yvS -.^, . .• < 'v v ' ■.; V ’ I e

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.PAGE FOl^STEEN MANCHESTER'EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRTOAY, JUNE 9, 1972 ■( • • Section Two FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1972 Utanrhfcatrr Eornhtg 1|rralb FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1972 Pages 15 to 28 I "Ih e reason , is very atmple._ Angela Cuts We don’t have much o f A n ^ te ' "TT w . ; H Davis left and we’ve got to MOAO STRUT. MANCHESTU Town Contracts Nationwide keep what we have. Vlor the- .OpM *IR A.M. -10 P.M. —^ ' first time In SS - months, the ' ’No Site--No Fireworks Go Out to Bid Speech Plans presBure la oft, and rite’s Utsr- i i ally out on her feet—rite’s phys­ the're had been'- reports that toe Thejj.event I raised funds for ' M kM iiiviCB Mmv trsm s There ;^ U be no bolnb in Six bids w ill be opened June 8MN J08B, OaiU. (A P ) — ically exhausted.” program would not be held at the American V Legion. Con- Hiss Davis plans to leave Idanehest^r oh' the .Fourth, trihutloM before the show and 21 and one Jime 23 for con­ A n fi^ Davis, eschausted after Mt. Nebo because ot toe space tracts which will begin to toe her a d «i«a tb lecfal hatUe, is Friday fw Los Angeles tor the of July weekend, this year, there taken by Rt. 6, now er doctor has Hmlted Save at King’s on Nationally Advertised at toe Bite to sell food. The down to tour cities on doctor's dCDfflXAXlOKS except the traditional boom The Legion’s fireworks com­ nicipal Building, 41 Center St. her. Miss Allan said. She will mittee reported to Unders re­ money raised from this event orders. has been .used for .nearly Quotes for four vehicles will Miss Davis; the Wack mili­ appear Friday idght In the Em­ RMOitly reference was made No douM eomeone can tell the cently foUcwlng meetings with was uMd to support American to how money was raised to others. On floor In front are 20 years by the Manchester Legion bueboU teams. Boys be taken June 21 — a 14, tant acquitted last Sunday ot bassy Auditorium. town department heads toat a lb. dump truck for toe park Other appearances are sched­ meet toe payrolls of the Man- Charlie (Gktaty) ftogen the old Slimmer Toiletries American Legion to signal site available to sattofy existing State at the University of Oon- murder, kitktap and conspiracy department; a four yard dump chargee stemming from a uled tor June M In Chicago, ritester Emergency Employment eat and esnilest basketball play- that weather is '- suitable laws cannot be found at tola neoUcut, oratorical contests, Assoclation before the big tod- er la town. 'Die whiskers are Christmas parties and gifts for truck for the sewer depart­ courthouse dumtout in August June 18 in Detroit and then rite for the Legion’s annual time. ment; a 16,000 lb. steel plat­ eral work projects could begin false. toe needy and many otoer pro­ 1970, had piarmed a nationwide will wind up at a starstudded Sea & Ski fireworks display. lin ders eaya, "W e wlU con­ form dump truck for toe park grams. •tour o f iwrsoaal appecuances. "Bvening With Angela Davis” to relieve the distress of toe trig 7)^ other la Harold (Punk) * Emeat Utoen, commander tinue to look for a new site. We department; and a 33,000 lb. But on Hiursday her spokes­ In New York’s MhtDson Square depression In toe eariy thirties, ctemaon not a player, Just a Q -r ot to e '' Dliworth-CoTneU-quey hope to bring back toe tradl- Linders said today, “To toe' dump truck for toe h l^ w a y de­ man, Stephanie Allan, said; Garden on June S9, The Herald carried an Invito-, down. Sittliig row from 1 to r. S u n Poet, amwunced today that at­ Uonal giant blockbuster bomb Manchester Evening Herald partment. A trade-in of a simi­ After that. Miss Davis Is ex­ tion tor all who had played m , Harry Russell (8) Joe MSd- tempts to find a site for toe an'- at 6 p.m;', July 4,1972, signaling (fo r edlUMrial support of toe lar vehicle is being offered for pected to take an extensive va­ haaketbaU In eartler years to (3) y (4) j^m curry (5) Q U IC K T A N N IN Q ’ nual display have-'been unsuc­ clear weather for toe independ­ program In toe past), toe Town the highway department ve­ WANTED cation either in the Soviet Un­ meet at toe Armory on a Sun- Paul Ballaleper (6) B a r f M - T a n cessful, and toe event therefore ence Day Program In Manches­ of Manchester, local mer­ hicle. ion or Bulgaria. day afterno^ to organs an ^^per (t) Harry Benson (8) has been called off. ter.” chants, and to oU o to en who Bids w ill also be opened June m Gcan, Late Modd Old Timers team ^ try to crookett. The Indeipendenoe Day c'ele- '’ .The flrewmdos tradition wUl contributed to help make our 21 for an Industrial rotary take the floor to work out some standing rori from 1. to r. ( 1) program a success, we would r ’'!i L o t i o n braUcR was begun at Memorial. undoubtedly be missed by mower for the park department USED CARS of the wmd and b TS McCarthy, who was L o t i o n • Field then moved to Mt. Nebo m («y. In put years, crowds at Uke to say thank you so very and for a brush chipper. FUEL O IL their Joints If p o s ^ e . Stoough ^ ratoreo for toe old orlglnsl where It had been'hSld. up until laige u .. .80,000 have been much for being so kind and The town is acting as the Top Prices Paid toltowa agreed to try so U was q /g. K ^ gh t Ferris tost year. In toe post few years, i^w n to the display.______generous.” agent for the Capitol Region For All Makes! 17.9 poasilrie to chaUenge New BrH- jjj j atm (Duffer) Martin (4) T Purchasing Council in the m G a t M is. alntosendanOldTlmerateam ^ cam ey (6) F r a iila brush chipper bid; The town of Pt^NottogarD sllm y CARTER CHEVROLET to come as Manchester’s guests, /y, huj /gj gjddie 88‘ Tolland 2 Simsbury, Tolland and Vernon C O .. IN C . The game was played at the 0,^^, ‘ Tum p” Johnson may also buy a chipper based **M ANOiraS~^ on the bid received. y 1229 Main St. OIL HEAT, INC. iW^The official o ^ w Schofield (18) Robt. On June 23, bids for a cem- Phone 646-6464 649-4908 Manch^r « , New Britain 80. Carney, Herald reporter GOP'Creates Citizen Award tract to clean police uniforms III; Jump ^ ^ but not a haaketbaU player (14) wU( be opened. This Is the first Tom Qulsh, referee, year this service has been bid. farce. Eadi tram had at Irast udichester poatmaster. 20 playera. Of course sitorti- Noxzema Off tutes had to be sent In to re- The attendance at the game To Honor Ruth E. Lojzim Jury To Rule place tooee who were exhausted ?**™*?*^.}?.**? ** Of your finger tips... after running («• trying) toe raised nearty 1800 for the Emer- ' I n s e c t ■Iho Republican Tbwn ciam- The Welcome Wagon New- Memebra of toe high acluxd On ‘Watchgeese’ of^ court. **» 5y Employment Association. S u n b u r n mittee will honor one of its long comers Club will hold Its In- library club have purobased a term members torougb fbe ere- etallatlon of cfficera June 18 at record player with earphones PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) — Since no one would admit Ida After the boto tmma m atlon of (he Ruth E. Lojslm toe • United Congregational and a slide viewer for toe school Henry Wlmberg has won toe faUura and leave toe floor, there e n t o r t a ^ dtUenshlp Award, to be pro- Church, following a buffet sup- with funds they raised toroujgb right to let a Superior Court CALL 643-5144 were perhaps 30 playing at once chaster Coun^ f^ b . It took S p r a y R e p e lle n t eented «ti~i«uy to a deserving per at 7 p.m. too sale 6l paperback Jury determine if ho can keep 9 before the game ended. H a fel- • rnmOh few tto p ^ r a to graduaUngstudent ’'TPW Post 241 and its aux- The Ubrary, with-toe help of "watchgeese” on his property. low got mixed up as to which to play In WlUl- n-h. « Maricopa County Superior MANCHESTBl basket was his, he Just took a T ^ to from the game ' i l # j T ta award, a $80 savings ^ Home. The chased books, magaslnM, fUm- Court Judge Howard Petersen 9 shot at toe one that happened entertainment, bond, WM cru ted to com m ei^ ^ ^ observe Us 40to an-, stripe and elldee u woU u rec- ruled Thursday Wmberg, 41, to be nearest. E)och team ac- Sorry. The old photograph was 77^ 99* or&tion ot Mrs. Lojume - 20 ,jiygnsary on Juno 24 with a orda In too area of American- LUMB» COMPANY should have wide latitude in­ Clued toe other of ringing In in such poor oondltlan It cculd 5 oz size 7 oz size ham supper U 7:80 followed by studies, which can bo used by cluding toe Jury trial to appeal professionals. Some spectators not he reproduced In The Her- committMf ounn^ mien time from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. studenU in the school*^ various h Is City Court conviction for were seen to dart out to grab aid. If any of those 28 men or <■ s- the served u a state represen- ngBei-vatlona may be made by subject areas for individual keeping four geese in his under­ toe baU and take a shot. their friends rtiU have a pteture tatlve; as town chairman from Mrs. Lorraine White, presets and research material. sized front yard. Someone dug up an old pic- of toe group ^ would be glad 1969 to 1988 and as vice chair-, j, ^ RoekvlHe. Without toe student fund rale- Wlmberg was convicted Dec. tore o f toe Handiester team to have U publtohed for toe sat- Lander Jlph neon’s man from 1968 until 1972. , Boys League Trip tag efforts, these purchases 21, 1971, of violating a city ordi­ and' O jC. can identify a few. tofaction of other old tlmera. Shell I Town Committee members Tickets for toe annual Boys would not have been possible nance requiring 10,000 square and friends presented Mrs. League trip to Boston «n July due to budget cuts, according feet to keep fowl and otoer ani­ Lojslm with a portable televi- i, are betag accepted on a first to librarian Mary 'Tracey, mals except household pets. His Summer School Program B a b y B a b y slon set in recognition of her come-first served basis by team Kxrtiange Teacher Honored (Herald photo by Pinto) front yard Is 6,400 square feet. N o - P e s t past endea-vors during a recent coaches. Today was Meg Robertson " I testified under oath toat p meeting of toe town commltttee. The league has been allotted Day In Tolland, according to w Sh^s Top Secretarial Student they were my pets, used as June 26 Through Aug. 8 S h a m p o o She currently serves as sec- 226 tickets for toe Red Sox vs. official proclamation Issued by No question about how Robin Lappen. feels as the Shoor of Shoor Jewelers, 917 Main St., yesterday watchdogs,” he trtd Petersmi. OU retaiy to toe selectmen; town MUwauhee game. Buses w ill First Selectman Erwin Stoets- first-time recipient of a wrist watch to the out- at a business department reception. The MHS sen­ "Yet, I was convicted with no The town summer school pro­ imi»ove their grades for se-1 S t r ip s ^ bookkeeper; correspondent for leave toe Meadowbrook School ner. ' standing Manchester High School secretarial stu- ior qualified by her achievement in transcription, showing that they were a nui­ toe Hartford Courant; and is a parking lot at 11:46 a-m. The English exchange teatoer gram wfll be held at three ele­ quential requirements, will of­ h dent. T^e presentation was made by Creighton shorthand, tjqiing, and greatest improvement. sance to anybody.” mentary schools, a Junior lilgb, fer courses In mathematics, I member of toe Tolland Hlstori- Marker Dmiatod arrived at Meadowbi^ Scho^ and Manchester High School FingHiih, science, and social cal Society, Grange, Senior Catl- The North Cemetery grave of In S^em ber 1970 and Is largely June 26 through Aug. 8, with studies. Glasses will be held cU J .27 sens Club and the fire depart- Revolutionary War siXdler John responsible for the creation of no classes on July S-4. Oliver MBS friun 8 a.m. until noon. | ment’s Ladies Auxiliary. Carlton has been given a toe British Primary or,conto_ Chib Notes bronze marker donated by toe uoue learning program adapter Gbatfirid, Beimet Junior High There to a tulUcn fee for resi­ ■« Mrs. Thomas Morgan bat Nancy DeGraff ToU Chapter of by the sch^. Sl» ^ 1 TOLLAND TPKE. Sdxxri teacher, wUl again be dents and on additional charge | GARDEN CENTER been Installed astoe new presl- the DAB to Monroe, Michigan, turnip to ^ director. fo r non-realdenta. MANCHESTER The enrichment program will I dent of toe Tolland Junior Worn- Members of toe Orford Parish of toe Malt registration may be Works up to 4 months en’s aub. Other officers are Oiapter of toe DAR, to Man- the end of her two year visa. and J contain courses in driver educa-1 made up to June 21. Free bro­ MTS. TjnnA Latoer, first vice Chester placed toe marker o n ------VERNON TOWN LINE chures and applications may be tkm, personal typing, intermed­ iate typing, InqEiravement of I president; Mrs. Thomas Schroe--the-local grave last week, to a , ...... - - i FLORIJIT ^ (R O U TE 831 obtained by writing to him at der, second Vice presiiSent: Mrs. arranged for I, R e n o r t Bennet, i m Main SL. Man- study hahito. s »4 instrumental Kebin

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p a g e s e v e n t e e n PAGB SDCTBBN MANCHESTER EViOTNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. JUNE 9. 1972 ■ tiummim MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1972 B U G S B U N m " OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Bremer Ordered To Mental Tests Police Bilked; Turn on Suspect WNCONt. r r i PROGRAMMED CmCttNNA'n, Ohio (AP) — A bag of what he had said -was HA!«m A SOOP IW B ON V«X TO JWUT OFF THE VACATION, FUtPPSYT Y^UTURNBP BAL/miOIun (AP) — ANtuir thtnga, Bremer’S coaiveteiu^ to lot of police cloak-and-dagger marijuana. It was parsley. BLUe.AAACK HOT W ATER JU S T Bromar, ohaiged with the stand trial. work led to .a purchase of pars­ Members of the Cincinnati MVOUiSET . -*-OID •Itootliir. e< A labu n a Ckw. Bremer, 81, le accused ot ley when an undercover agent vice squad had begun special LEANDER LA-WEREO Upt Fomoui Buildings *| “ ~ WATER AFTER WHAT 'Oeosye C. WaUgoe, will inidei> gunning down Wallace, who la was expecting marijuana, so a preparations hours before. The LOR IN H APPENED TO . _ SO E inatRal eocaminatlon. seeking the Democratlo prssl- charge of larceny hy trick was $20 was in marked bills. Police JUR W U D B m W ACROSS (18t3-1945> U A bigtrlot Court Judge Ed­ danUal nomination, at a cam. file d . with radios surrounded the E T W U 3 & B R THAN IR om ui 2 CHy In Spain ward Northnq> apiwtated two palgn rally cat May 15. Wallace, "It wasn’t the money, it was a rea . church of 3Narrataa PByohlatr isU lln in t e y to «d - the principle of the thing,’’ one A disguised police woman 4Bafore paralysed from the hlpe down, AflAIN? Saint John ■olBlater the examlnattoa In or­ is recuperating at a hoapltal In officer said in explaining the walked along the etreet, and S E n w lro— ' 5 Egyptian divinity der )o dstermtaw, amang other Stiver Spring. charge against Donald Bow­ one policeman had stidtoned BuOdlins himself on the roof of a build­ 13Uiual 8 m an, 18. MHM Ttnly tivas Police said that for $20 Bow­ ing to watch the transaction m aatniar 7 Atnotim a man so(d an undercover man a through binoculars.. ISRapuUve (Latin) 18 Contingtnt '^ ia c o . o f - ^ 18 Evory ilnglo u U fom la 27 Oraak letter 43Tha---- Shop, then ona ^^Exploaiva 28 Heavy weight Houaa ftnCKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD I t Biblical I ‘ 10 Tropical fever 89 Cunning 44Flshttinan Construction's Started 80 Printing 11 Oroup of 30SUtdi 4SColoram >Mow—t smteaar playeri 31 Friend (F r.) 48UalMalaea WETl voaeTTER 81 ------12 ClothVi 32 Tool bog. 47 Diasoountsd , HE WAS IN SUCH A RUSH, HE FORGOT »S&SBUICK CHANoe My 22 Thin! meoturas 33 Capital 48 Taunt WE NEED THE ROOM HIS WALLET... BUT IF I KNOW KARL, CLOTMBS, AUNT of Rher 17 Heath genus atou BRT IT 68 MG $1195 41 Long step NEW72BIHCKSKYLARK'£ and Gal Pissitola are this Miss Sag^o plans to attend the resentative to Boys' State and Midget Roadster. Blue, radio. Skylark 4-Door. Factory air, VOUVEBSEM $ cyl., oulamatk, pewer tiMrina, radio, whiloweMt, bumptt AROUND HERE MMarry IT W year’s top rive students In the University of OonnecUcuL president of the National Hmor h)w miles, auto., PS, PB. A LOMA TTME-- 48 ---- Mshal piolotlef ttripi, cenvonloiKo grp., ool. whool covori, doluxo Moor­ S ociety. 68 OLDS. $2495 ing whool, Irenr A roar corpoH. Slock i|>3875. g^raduatlng class and will share Miss Williams, the daughter PRISCILLA'S POP BY AL VERMEER VVHXrDOTHEy 49 Paradise NT IT He was also a member of the Vista Cruiser Station Wagon. 66 MUSTANG $995 MEAM,HERET 50 Exclamation the honors at the June 21 grad- of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. WU- Coupe. 4-speed, radio. ■r student council and a member 9-passengrer. OUR i ‘l l p a u s e 51 Parts of ■ ■ F J uatlon. Uams of 106 Aqiinall Dr., And- optical UB£lPUCE}358!i.45 of the varsity cross country and 69 DODGE $2495 69 CADILLAC $3595 BEAUTIFUL C L O S E D FOR ONIE a ■m OUR PRICE??? Mlss SegUo, Miss U^Ulams over, is also a member of the SCHOOL- F O R T H E LAST LOOK Inatrumanta ^ 1 dnd Lyman will give talks in National Honor Society, track teams at Rham. Lyman Monaco Station Wagon. One Sedan Deville. One owner, II MHaap S U M M E R IT IT ■ !★ SAMPUMIY* behalf cf the class. The wel- Her other honors include was an orgimlzer of the Annual ow ner. perfect shape. M ^ . 55 Italiu river F come will be given by Miss Pis- awards from the Connecticut Hebron Road Race. 70 CHEVROLET $3195 58------'• IT ■ ~ j|| He too plans to attend the 70 PONTIAC $3295 BasOiea F zltola and the farewell by Miss Association of Women Deans BonnevlUe Convertible. Low Monte Carlo. Low miles, one University of Connecticut this 58 Cubic mater l l Q t Gregory. ^<1 Counselors and the Con- m ilea ge . ow ner. StSaaMws j Tbe graduation w ill be held nectlcut Daughters of the Amer- faU. □ in the outdoor amphiteater at lean Revolution. She too was a Elizabeth Gregory, daughter 70 CHEVROLET $2795 70 OLDS. $3195 DOWN Impale 2JXx»r Hardtope. 8 DeMa Custom 4-Door Hard­ 8:80 pm., June 21. In case of in- representaUvb to Girls State in of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gregory 1 French J Oal Ptzsitols to (toooae from. top. Immaculate! politician □ clement weather, the program her junior year. of North Main St., Marlborou^, (NIWSTAMS INTUraiSI ASSN.) wIU be moved to June 22 at the Mias WUllam’s acUviUes In- is a member of the National NEW72BUIGKLeSabre HMOTOF same Ume. eluded jtmlor varsity and var- Honor Society, serving this year P iz z lto la , R F D 1, Am ston. Autonratk, powor Mooring, powor bnikoi, i^ io , whllowoUo, S e ^ , the daughter of *lty cheerieafltng, student coun- as secretsuy. A member of the National MANCHESTER linlod w it^M old, bumpor prMoctivo Mrlpt, dohixo whool tovort, Mr, and Mrs. Ronald SagUo of eU. “ «1 H>e yearbook staH. She Her activUies include chorus, Honor Society, she received the i c a OK. Slock 42311. North St., Hebron, is a State of ^ Ihhi y »""* president of the a member of the chamber sing­ History Aca^mlc Award and CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER and a senior class and vice president ers, the band, and a represen­ was a State of Connecticut Schol­ IAB£lPIHi:Ey4S3.0S OUR PRICE??? member of the National Honor last year for the junior clain. ta tiv e Girls’ State last year. ar. OLDSMOBILE Society. She alBo wa« a repre- Becend 'highest graduate A Connecticutto Scholar, Miss Her activities included girls’ SILVER LANE AT HABTFCNBO BOAD, HANOHESTEB GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN sentaUve of GlrU State in her la her class, Mss Wiliams Gregory was'the recipient of the field hockey end she waa a DISneARD LABEL n tp s ! luniar vear plans to attend Connecticut Mathematics Academic Award. member of toe yearbook staff In Fairneis to Competition, We Can t A m S r of the Latin Club, 8 t^ College Miss PUzMola Is the daugh­ Miss Pizzltola {Hans to attend 643-1511 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph the University of CVxmectlcut. Quote Prioes Publicly . . . You Must Come she also received the Scimee Kevin H. Lorman is the son Academic Award and the Na- In ft See For Yourselfl See SftS Before you » f y buy or it will cost us both money I OLD TRACrrOR S H O R T R I B S BY FRANK 07IEAL ★ HOST ALL M0DEU&COLORS TO CHOOSE MARION, 111. (A P ) - Ev- er>-one him it wouldn’t WOK AT THAT., run, but Alfred Sherrard, a HUM PYTHON/ mechanic, spent several SIMM S ft S BUICK months and restored a rusty Cftflofid** Fast Mt Groudiur ScMkOMdtr" 1929 McCormack-Dehring IIAMIIS ST-, MMIGIIESTa (0p« E«m .) MM571 tractor to working condition. (l«* w 0# W 4 here 11, N «l H Afwer, Ow IK " CiM*| It has become an attraction 100% GUARANTEED CARS iwt 0 Ini MwHw* Y— g.nlihgiMian rM i>ir?y»skayanJ«iiitw^— rilliiilgaftiwIxgkitUaiIsfiw. .IhohiwrlOOWOaanatM.* for neighborhood kids who liMm»lyMaK«lkaHw40dawlfsnllilin g».f«— tlkotMwgiiaaiilm aMwiiiys’tga.gM. it.. . w«8IIx M cmI. . .!». like to ride on it. fOk WITH • -y ,■ 9B^^8v 9^^^R8 o9 WV9 ana ^ra^^89 8^97^^^W* HOMILEMEUMITATIOW - S t iB >lfiHa»HlSHil,a— ,WIAI inngahrttkqri BY FRi0IE BAGINSKl 69 FIREBIRD $2395 Hardtop.-8, automatic, PS, PIB, sliver. S h i^ ! ■VOLKSWRGEIG A NEW 1?0JVAE0 IS COMifVe L O O K U P SbM E CoN"n?ACTol?S a b o u t ^LD iN(S,/4 BALOONX D6 yW $1145 66 VW $1145 y o u R » 9 DODGE MONACO WAGON $2195 69 MU5TANG $1895 Detan floftui. Beige. Dalnaa Seden. Bine. ON y^JgW i/NlP0W SlL.U' 8, auto., PS, F 6 , blacHc/woodgrain. V ery low H.T. 8«yL, FS, Oreen/Blaok Vinyl Top, auto. m ileage 69 VW $1745 69 VW $1495 eoMSIolELMCRIRSD^ 70 CAMARO . $2395 P e la ze Oei ae , Bed. Dalesa eeden, ante., tfMWTKEMT VifMIHk OOiuSIT CARTER CmVROLET\ |71 PLYMOUTH $1695 HJT. e c y ]., auto.. >FS., Yellow. 5$^ VW $1045 hlaa. I Cricket 4-Door Sedan. 4-8, automatic, power ateeiing. Sgnerekeeki Oeen. 65 VW $1145 m. miles. Green. Dalnaa Oedha, Gtaca. o f f |66 CHEVROLET CAPRICE $1495 70 VW $2395 i-f “ W e ll, y w told me to koop thorn off tho floor, MJoor Hardtop. 8, auto., PS, green/hlack vinyl 70 CHEVROLET IMPALA $2395 Sganiebnek, Ante., 6^. ' t h e fumHuro and put 'om all In ono plaoo!'' roof. One In a mUUon! 2-Ooor Hardtop. 8, auto., PS, turquolae, vinyl roof. $9 VW. $1745 d aaiH C b aa. BEAIITIFUU D e le ze S n re e f, BhM. 56 VW $1745 n VEGA $2195 70 TORINO $2595 67 VW $1345 Deiaza Sadae, Beige. Coupe. 4, automatic, clean, Sme gold. 2-Door Hardh^. V-8, auto., PS, gold. Feetbeek,Blue. 69 VW $1495 59 VW $1745 MR. ABERNATHY BY r 6 l STON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAT 70 PONDAC $2195, 71 CHEVROLET MALIBU $2995 Deleze A «te. Sedan, Daluze Snaraaf, Sedan, Tempest 2^Door HaixRop. 8^yl., automatic, power 2-Dr. Hardtop. V-8, auto., PS, air cond., brawn Bed. flteeriog, black vinyl ro^, maroon. with beige vinyi top. Very low mileage. CUDDLES HAS WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI A TERRIBLE F B ^ O F ROUTE 83, TOliAMD TURNPIKI, TALCOTTVIUE TK. MAIKHiSTiR-649.2838 AAR. Impala 4-Door Sedan A B ER N A TH Y HURTING LOOK OVER OUR LINEUP OF 72 IMPALAS AND TAKE A SHN IN ^ ;• t. HIAASELFI THE ONE THAT SUITS YOU BEST. DON’T WAIT TOO LONG - • • BEAUTIFUL CARS LIKE THESE ARE BOUND TO GO FAST AT THESE PRICES. FITZGERALD FORD INCJ JONES4- BRAND NEW 1SR HRPAU 4-DOOR SEDAN V8 ENGINE, TURBO HYDRAMA’HC TRANS., RADIO, POWER STEERING, POWER < r < m ^ s y 1971 PINTO Runabout 1971FAIRLANE 500 1970 GALAXIE 500 DISC BRAKES, W/WALLS, Orfon, 2 drM lan, auto, trano., 2000 ee anglM^ mdio, Yellow. 2 dr. H-Top, bleek vinyl roof, euto trene, V O Whitedih.eeden.eulo. trene.. 361 V 4 engine, pe, BY ROY CRANE WHEEL COVERS, W HEEL W8W tiraig whaal oovare. engine, pe, redio, tint gleei, WSW. wheel ooveii redio, tint glera, wheel coven. OPEN MOLDINGS. SALE PRICE »3475 r v a i, »«W T \/ NEARLY GOT iW ^ CAUGHT A fiU y V HAPPENED? ) c h o p p e d OFF J I TRVINGTD CUT D O W N T D U K AIR CONDITIONED ^2440 AIR CONDITIONED ^1550 BIGGEST TREE. *2195 THREW THE AXE AT CAPTAIN EASY B Y C R O O K S f t LAWRENCE ME. THE HANDLE A$ TIRPOV SOB^ POWM- ACMMBT PRETTY NICE 1970 CHRYSLER 1970 FALCON 1970 FORD XL CONV. .B A R K E D HX SHIM S. ClifARB MG' EYB$ CN0U6H Tp PKNN Gold, Now Yoiiur, 4 dr. H-iep, suto tram., V-6 ongiiM. Qreen, 2 dr. eeden, euto trene., 6 cylinder engine, redio Green, bleefc tep, euto trene, 361 V A engine, pe. pb. A OBAP ON-EAdYl We hove the nicest selection of beaurifnl PS, pb, p/mat, pArindows. cruiBs sontrol. tint glaBB, radio, wew tiree, wheel eovete. used cars we've hod in months. Every one of radio, wsw tkreB. wIim I ooirars. them has been spruced up and reconditioned AIR CONDITIONING ^ 3 2 9 5 to give you the very best in perfermonce and $1695 _ $1895 appecRonce. 1969 OPEL 1969 TORINO GT 1969Lipit Green. 4 FORD dr. H-Top, bleek LTD vkiyf top, auto trene., Whits, 2 dr. sedan, auto trans., 4 cylindar engine, redio, Ague. 2 dr. H-Top, euto trene., 428 rem eh engine, tree 3 6 iv a engine, pe, pb, waw thee, wheel eovere. 68 FORD $1545 71 DODGE $2645 «Mw thee. lock, pe, pb, AM/FM radio, teeh, tint gleec, plue more. Galaxle 500 4Door Sedan. V- 44>oor Sedan. Dart Custom. 8, auto., power steering, air e-cyUnder, auto., power steer­ 68 FORD $1545 condtUaning, radio. ' ing, radio, vinyl roof. $1195 ^ $1695 $1595 ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 70 CHEVROLET $2595 1 v-8. auto., power ateeiing, 72 CHEVROLET $4295 SAY.THAT, irvM l o o k. s ; SAUTEeD BANANAS PSM Tl HEY, DID YOU BOVS lYEP/ HES WHIPPING vYOU KNOW HOW ra d io, G a la x le 600 4-Door Impala Sprt Ooiq>e. V-8, au­ SOOO...WHAT300...W / WITH COCONUT vmnrcHA LOCXTCGREIV; UP HIS SFEOAITY vHBIMnS ARE~ %.ou -mo.. Sedan. to., power steering, radio, >MMte wAlald trim, model U-M Sebego, will fit eny ttylc- l i S ! ^ ? H - F < P B . W ' X 5 i l n e . redio, pb. IS IT? ALLEY-VOUlL LOVE IT.' OMBRE.’ WANT TM'HERMIT? BEHIND THOSE I HE INSISTED wlto plow, loaded. air condltiicning. 8Hver, 2 dr. H-Top, bleek vinyl roof, euto trene., V A euz.? HIDES OVER THERE! I ON COMPLETE pe, wew tiree, wheel covera, bleek vkiyl roof. 69 VOLK5. $1495 a id e r box. an$iiiag powav itaariiiRt fadiOg waw tiiasg witaal oovane PRIVRCV/ STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF I 68 CHEVROLET $1675 69 PONTIAC $2195 4-cyU nder, 4-speed, bug, 2- FlreUrd 2-Do6r Oouqie. V-8, ONSALE I hope you ' xIA NorgStUY AF«AK> FOR door, radio. Impala Sport Coupe. V-8, auto., power steering, raxlio. WbadriTtTraiamgnnks&CnnpGraundi,^^ PONT ArtlND AL MV U fE — BUT 171$ ORSAT power ateering, auto., vinyl THAT NON$EN$ POBWCrTV IN THE COUDUml 70 CHEVROLET $2095 roof, Stereo radio. 71 CHEVROLET $199$ $1145 $1245 B d A ir 4-Ooor Sedan. AiBo., Vega 2-Door Seden. 4-cylln- 2 ^ er steering, radio.' 70 CHEVROLET $2495 der, auto., radio. 4-Door Sport Sedan. Impala. 70 CHEVROLET $2395 71 FORD $1895 Air conditioning, V-8, power Pinto 2-Door Sedan. 4-cylln- Impala Sport Sedan. V-8, steering, auto., radio. 100 GALLONS of GAS 1 der, 4-spe«d, radio. auto., power ateering, radio. 70 CHEVROLET $2675 71 CHEVROLET $2425 72 CHEVROLET $3775 IQngswood Station Wagon. V- BUICK I Impala ^ r t Coupe. V-8, 2-Door Sedan. Nova. 8-oyUn- With Any Pinto Delivery up to der, auto., power titeering, 8, power steering, auto., ra- auto., power steering, radio, power disc brakes. A P A N E L vin^ top, air conditioning rad io. OPENS.. MANJE BfiOBR! XHB 430VB B A PARTIAL UMWO, WR HAVR June 30th, 1972 BY BILL HOWRILLA A Oooa Place To Buy SGT. STRIPES... FOREVER A O s rl "Only a Few Purple Pintos Left" o SARGE.WHAT AI?E ,..R?R UFe,UBS?lY,THE R R ^ ^ T P W c e . 'A e FI6HTIU6 W ? r» PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS. GHEVROlfT SALES > C0„ HR. INCORPORATED CARTER (/) LITTLE SPORTS FITZGERALD FORD B Y R O U S O N T - r 1229 MAIN $T* Op«* Evunliigs tW 9 - Tbure. tM 6 - MANCHESTER Open 8 A.M. to 9 PJL — Convenient Hartford National Bank or Connecticat Bank and Tm at Co. 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t ■ MANCRBSTEB EVENING HERALD. JIANCHBSTEB. CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1972 PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1972 ir INVITATION Babbidg^ Si^ s Hebron Scrap Material Sports Bcuiquet As a Democrat Cavagnaro Challenges Held at niing T O B ID Sought for Arts Sealed bids will be received 6TORRS, Conn. (AF) — Dr, A s School Bos^ Allots Tavern Liquor Perm it ’Ihe seventh annual Wing at the office of the IHreotor of CHORCHEB HOmar BaMXdge, rertignlng The summer park recreation o e n e ra l S erv ices, 41 Center program, which includes arts t’s Banquet held iWednea- I DODOI I OF MANCHESTER I dlw fiilt^ I" prssldent of the Uhiverstty of Street, Manchester, Conn,, until and crafts, and drama and pup­ Cavagnaro's appeal claims Spruce St. to sell Uquori despite evening drew a turnout of Cnuiectlout, oonflrmed feports June 31, 1973 a t 11;00 a.m . fo r petry is in need til various that the ai^llcant^ ’Thomas J. town zoning regulations prohlB- dver 170 boys, girls, and fathers, that he has regia- $20,816'Biiflget Guts BRUSH CHIPPER scrap materials. Wall and ’Ihomas K. Haiti, Itlng it, is being challenged in/ ’the annual event which In- tend as a Democrat, but he mDUSTRIAL. ROTARY MOW­ NEW 1972 DODGE DEMON Adda, "I have no aqiirations.’’ The Hebron Board of Ekhica- additional muslo teacher. According to Mel Seibold, rec failed to establish any legal the Hartford County Court of eludes the preseniaUon l; for textbooks at- have holes in ftiem. The socks The i^ipeal also claims that the Manchester gi««i"g Board ketball, baseball, track and 5100 “granting of the variance was / of AH>eala (28A) should not cross country are made In Bid forms, plans and spec­ lege in the’ foil, was onoe urged budget cut was made by the both sohools; 5800 for psyebo- are used for sock puppets. The not in harmony with the gen- tuiye granted the variance be- recognition of athletic achleve- ifications are available at the to run ss a 3nd diatriot Oon- Board of FInamip and approved program can also use scrap Icgioal testing at both sohoola; eral intent and purpose of the cause no legal hardship was menta by students engaged in Oeneral Services Office, 41 Cen­ greaaman and immediately de­ at the annual town budget 5160 fo r ba bd tow els a t the material, buttons, end scrap zoning regulations.'’ proven the appUcants. competitive sports. Recognition ter Street. Manchester, Connec­ clined. m eeting. " GUead school. . r yam and trim. AirtoiMtte traniH 2llf eu..liha At the May 15 public hear­ Plaintiff In the suit is Steve given in the form of athloOc ticut. 6 cyL, powar staarinR. r a ^ Until now, Dr. BahbUge was The school board applied the . The board also approved cut­ In the past the public has ing on the variance sqipUcatlon. Cavagnaro of Manchester, re- certificates, and letters which Town' of Mamdiester, Aot affiliated with either party. cuts to eleven categories. ting 51,865 from mainteaanee been generous in Us donation to Wall and Haiti said their hard­ are ieamed by students through Connecticut aztarlor daoor mb, whttiH "I felt that It was important Included in the outs was 59,- ivesented by Atty. Eugene Kel­ walk, itoek *2304. of the plant This represents the recreation department’s ship was that the tavern Is not ly. Cavagnaro Is owner of their parttclpaUtm In one or Robert .B. Weiss, that I did not," hs said. "I reg- 692 for teachers salaries, wtdoh 5800 fo r '’weatherstripptng exf orts and craft program, Siebold able to properly serve Us cus­ envy’s Restaurant at 4S E. more sports on a varsity or JV General Manager latared as a Democrat niurs- represents ahat the board bad terlor doors at Ihe Hebron said. The Junior Women’s C3ub tomers, because a tavern liquor oenter St team . day afternoon beoauae It w ished estimated would cover the serv- school; |80 for paint for mold­ (Hmt photo*) Special three-letter . achieve­ NEW 71 OHRYSUR to affiliate with ' that party. and the American L<^on were permit aUows only sale of beer. variance In question, Ives of a speech and hearing in gs a t Am Hebron sohoed; fSS Dflnuajian (left) accepts gdod wishee from Mrs. Beatrice Kowalski, cllhairman ment awards which Indicate par­ INVITATION especially helpful in collecting and m xH s ^ ^ y wem g^ted by the ZBA May 16, Niw pon lOYM. 4- r a . n o A H Hbwever, it was a private ac­ teajBher for an additional day tor lottin g stair nails at the of the Andover Board of Education. In the background is Mrs. Thompson. ticipation in at least three of tio n ." reusable scrap materials, he seeking a change In their state Sportsman’s Tavern AutemsUe, sewsr literlne, pawtr dtis brslM , next year and 4^ days tor an Hebron school; and 5250 for one the varsity sports were awarded T O B ID wliifawalb, Strste vMtd«ii«n R slasltesls iasL Ril^t, Mrs. MacDonald gestures with her finger as she exchanges pleasantries said. All deviations of scrap Uquor permU, from a tavern ^ seU alcoholic Uquors, sooffcM tor use at both sduxds. permit to a cafe permit A cafe aimoui* i* is within 1000 feet ^ Clark Baker, Daniel Bossldy, Sealed bids will be received Ren lyttam . Steel A25I3. with lb s . Jean Moehier, public health nurse at Hebron elemkntaiy schools. materials may be left at the ^ 9 5 Also, 5150 for an rteetric West Side Recreation Center, permit would allow sale of all of otiier Uquor outlets, a John Griffin, Tom FrottaroU, at the office of the Director of on B R A N D N E W 1972 alcoholic beverages. Mike Joy, Tracey Kasel, Rich­ General Services, 41 Center anaCIALPimOBASB ntOMOBBYaUBIOOWF.! hookup for an oven for the CHI- T R h f m g 110 C edar St. restriction. 1971 and 1173 OMK OOMDRIOMBD) cad sdiool’; 5300 for Ught bal- ' Manchester soning regulations ard Nicola, Robert Nicola, Had Street, Manchester, Conn., un­ On M ay 15 the ZBA voted 4-1 OORONETB a FOLABAS « nBMOm lasts at the Oflead school; and specify that no outlet selling al­ RawHngs, Ray SuUlvan, Wll- til June 23, 1972 a t 11:00 a.m . to approve the variance. ZBA 5150 for audio visual equipment coholic Uquors can be located Uam J. WUsem, Steve G agnon. fo r . i 1973 DODGE PO IA BA ^°****^ MERCURYS! Cord or thick, harsh string Secretary Alexander Elgner 5380 for a stove for the Uhdien, within 1,000 feet ot another out­ The coaching staff during its CLEANING POUCE UNI­ 1971 DODGE FO E A B A S a S j S w y iuST**’ that Is used to tie plants to a cast the (pposlng vote. jpowar beakea, Guest List A Who’s Who let. The British-American Club, presentation of the evening re- FORMS StlU under m aintsnanee, 5076 stake will bruise or cut soft ZBA members mentioned that < ( 73 Maple St., the Itallan-Amer- caUed the hlghUghts of the Bid forms, plsuis and specifi­ 70 TOYOTA (SUW* 6 8 D 0 D 0 E II29B laBDUDcn was cut for stage cortaihs and stems. A narrow length of dark the only hardship proven was i apaed ican dub, 135 Eldridg^e St., and sport's year at lUlng. Tom cations are available at the Gen­ Mnk M »ar. lwr«w, eOSniiS. Ciriait tie. antta. V-t, aalaa Super Bee. 243oor, 5360 for a stova for the kltehen Bjgf Now! Save Now! probably ftnancial, but the ap- green plastic Is good for this Kelley, director of athletics at air weaiuelei, ra«e, m t t r w l. on Uie floor. MOTORS the Gas Light Restaurant, 30 pUcation was termed an "iso­ eral Services Office, 41 Center servicing at botii schools. At Retirement for Three purpose. Not only Is it soft and QUng, in his remarks paid trib­ 68 60U0AR ■ "w w BOUTB 88 — . 87t-n46 — VBBNOM Oak St., ere within a 1,000-foot lated case.’’ A' tavern owner Street, Msuichester, Connecticut. 6 6 FORD $ 1 8 8 8 8 DART An additional 51,780 was cut kind to tender stems but It ute to retiring principal A. M mt kareiea, v-4, aemnatic. tea- SMrtaaa Ha. aaete, VA Ths guest list at Wednesday three peoide arho have been three, having been on the staffs radius of the Sportsman's Tav­ seeking a variance would be al­ Town of Manchester, •ale, H f M , air tmt. n . for site Improvement for both blends in well with the fdiage Hyatt SdtUffe for his leader­ evening's testimonial dinner at more devoM to their tasks . . . shuw Region 8 was started 17| ern. most unable to prove a hard­ Connecticut . NEVU CAR schools. At the Gilead ’ School, 1972 and la less noticeable than other ship role In the successful de­ OLDEST OODOI-CHRrSUR OfAUA la NARTFMlTJoUNTir people arho are really concerned A zoning variance permitting ship .related to the pnperty, Robert B. Weiss, 5160 w as cu t tor eveigreen tha Grand Lake Lodge In l.e- y ea rs ago. strings. velopment of the intramural and about, the kids in our area." the Sportsman’s Tavern of 206 as required by regulations, ZBA ___ General Msinager VACATION SAU trees and 5720 for. paving the bonon for Region S’s Superin­ She has been Oamarjian’s| CAPRI interscholastic programs over member John CagleneUo said CHORCHES of Manchester area betamra flie sadngs and tendent of Schools Aram "It is going to be a very dlf- executive secretary since he | the past 13 years at QUng. He NEW CARS T O D A Y ----- AT the buUdlng. At the Hebm Damarjlsn and taro of his staff flcult thing." said Ralph Sac- was assigned in 1961. 3 litre engine, Synchro-mesh 4-spe(ed trans., floor mounted after the hearing. also mentioned the recent ac­ No speakers opposed the var­ so OAKUNP stah t. m an c h istir M M T t l CLOSEOUT PRICES school, 5910 aras cut for sealef members read hke a “arbo’s cusBO, principal at the Gilead Mrs. Thompson plans to seek I shift, rack and pinion steering, power front disc brakes, tion taken by tiie CIAC Board Read Herald Ads iance appUcatlon at the hear­ for tiie parking and Intsnnedl- arho" of educators in the region. Hin School in Hebron, "to re- employment as a secretary in| styled steel wheels, radial tires, high output heater, flo- of Control of which Mr. SutUffe VERrHIGH USED CAR ALLOWANCES thru ventilation. (Optlonals available at Slxtra Cost.) ing. Walter Surowlec of 31 Mc­ dte play areas. T he 260 w ho assem bled to staff this office- with those who (me ot the state ccdleges. SAFE BUY is a member in paying tribute Prices start at Cann Dr. was the wily speak­ out of tfaa remodeling sceount, pay homage to Damarjlan, Mrs. have the interest of the young­ FesUvlttes at the dinner in­ to Mr SutUffe’e leadership role U S E D C A R S er, favoring the appUcatlon. Helen B. MardJonald and Mrs. sters at heart as did our guests cluded rtdta prsnented by tea(di-| in fostering athletics both on a ttm boaid.oiit 5LOOO for Inside- In his appeal, Cavagnaro says MarUia B. Thompson, arho be­ o f h o u r." ers fR«m the elementaxy sch(X)la| local and state level. Scranfon’s outside oarpeUig; and from Oia he Is aggrieved by the ZBA de­ tween them total 88 yean of Bsoause of the growth in the In Andover, Hebron and Marl­ The main event of the evening equipmoit account, 5826 tar a 70 D o d g e $2295 6 9 U iie o ln $2995 cision, and he asks the court 3-YEAR OR 36,000-MILE WARRANTY service to the region, arere district, the superintendent’s of­ borough and Rham High Srtiool. was an address by Tom Kelley whittle baslo (physical' eduiu- 4-Ooor Sedan. Medium to direct the ZBA to deny the Uon equipment), both at the Ho- board memben, i>rlnclpals, vice fice sad (daff, which presently Iwtters were read from those I 2-Door Convertihle. Radio, green. Mack vinyl root, Sr., former director of athletics ON ALL NEW CARS power steering, pow er varian ce. bran aidiool. ' principals and teachen from is furnished by the State Dq;>art- who could not attend but wfaol pow er vent w indow s, 6- at Manchester High School. Mr.' the distrlet towns of Andover, meat of Blducation, 1s being brakes, whitewalls, power way power seats, power Greenskeeper* iif'k'k'kirk'kirk'kkif^'k'kAk'kk ^ The final cut was 55,200 from wished to pay homage to thel Kelley spoke in his former ca­ seat, power windows. Hebron and Mkrtborough. phased o u t three. windows, automatic, ra­ pacity as a college football of­ the apeeial edueattai tulUan ac­ %>eaken tturougfaout the -eve­ D a m a ijla a • aras aiq^Miided The three were jxesentedl dio, power door locks, Red Cross Unit ficial. He shared many sinecdo- 1970 CHBV. 12495 count, as the aihiilnlstratlon 71 Chevralet $3195 ready to go. 4970 OLDS 12695 does not now anticipsto that ning stressed the great interest superintendent of schools for the gifts and scrolls of appreciation I tal Incidents which had oc­ Ural is to soy. the Dotsun 1200 sedan keeps more Ontlass 8-dr. htp., V8, auto MaUbu eonvertlUS) V8, outo the three have consistently region in N ovem ebr 1961 b y the from the dlstriot. Tmpnin 4-OooT Hardtop. 71 Mercury $AVE matlo, power steering, red O tiiwe funds wlU he nocaswiry. Elects Tuesday curred during his career as cui matlc, power steering. Mr ■hoam in the ohUdren In tbs State Bureau of Field Services. Damarjian’* gift was two end I Radio, automatic, power Monterey Custom 4-Door official Sind recapped the rcrie white. iHoe oar. steering, power brakes, d istrict. tables made in the Ihdustilall Hardtop. Beautiful blue, The first annual meeting of an official plays during sports Mandieetar Kvening HHsld Prior to this appointment, he factory air. conditioning, green in your pocket. Saves you nwney with its Bham. principal J. OoUn Arts Department by the stu-, matching Interim, radio, I the M andieste r^Bolton Branch, events.. He also outlined the Hebron oooreq^ondent; Anns aras a high s(dMxH teacher. in vin y l top . i f USED CARS i c Puahee, master of ceremonies, dents a t Bham High School andl automatic, power steering, Greater Hartford Oiapter, many ______benefits that_ young____ „ people ★ ) Kmt, telephone StoSfTl. Moodus and Duriiam, principal NEW said, "Them have never been power brakes, factory air I American Hed Cross wUl be held ^0|.ive from sports ranging from at Bacon Acsdemy.ln Colches­ present9(I as a tdien of appre-f conditioning, vinyl top, iow initiai price, low upkeep expense & its high re­ 1970 OLDS 12595 I960 PONTIAC $2295 ter for 18 years and principal elation from the students. 70 M e r e u r y $1445 whitewalls, low miles. I on Tuesday. TTie meeting toe development of (Hdlls in I In the( Hearing Room of the D rtta CkMipe. V8, autom atio, Bonneville 2-Dr. Hardtop, V6, at Rfaam High' Schoed for one Two scholarkhlps, both iD00,| Montego 2-Door Hardtop. la ter life to posaUMe ccu eers in pow er steering, powpr automatic, power steering, were also presented, one in the I AIR OONDITIONED Yellow, radio, 6-cyllnder 69 M e ic u r y $2195 Municipal Building beginning professional sports and officiat­ y ea r. ^ 4-Door Sedan. One owner, brakes, burgundy with black power brakes and more. name of Dafoarjian and the engine, vinyl trim, real I at 4 p.m. and is open to evefy- ing. His final message directed side value. top, nice oaf, low mileage. Domarjiah has been assigned economical car. remaining factory waran- lone in the jurisdlcUon of the 1969 OLDS $2296 643-6135 24 HOUR TOWING as Biqiarlntendeiit in the dlstriot other in the name of Mrs. Mac-1 ty avallaUe, ra^o, auto­ that parents continue ,to indi­ Donald. The scholanhlpg, were | I branch who Is a Red Cross cate their support and continued , 1966 CHEV. $995 4-Dr. Hardtop, V8, automatic, ot (jhapUn, Hampton and Scot­ m a tic, tajDtory air condi­ Q Wagon, V8,' autonuitlc,. power power steering, ixrwer brakes, mode avalloUe.from the pro-1 71 Ceugor $AVE tioning, vrtdtewalls, power I meiriber, having contributed to interest in their youngster’s land. ^ steurtng, power brakes, real air conditioned. oeeds of the dinner. "I COMET I the fund campaign. . Mrs. MaoDcnakl das assign­ 2-Ooor Hardfap. Red, steering. pursuit of athletics. b r Ia n d clean wio«n, hard to find. Damarjian, in acknowledging [ white top, raiUo, auto., 65 C o m e t $895 This meeting wlU be for elec- 1967 DODGE $796 Moriorly Sroihers ed to the (hstilot by ihe bureau I Uon of board members and 1969 TONTIAC $1995 tboee who paid homage to him, power steering, pow er 2-Door, e-cyllnder engine, convertible. 3-Dr., V8, stick in 1968 as supervisor of instnio- in turn paid, tribute to the teach-1 I officers for the coming yerir. NEW OstaHna, 2-Dr. Hardtop, V8, brakes, factory air con­ automatic, new whitewalls, shift. tion. en and four boards of eduea^on I Reports from chairmen of the Princess Given automatic, power steering, ditioning, vinyl trim , nice second oar, low pawmr brskes, green wlui ' FOR PROFESSIONAL, QUALITY ate came to Oomiectl

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aaswwenaw viamiTB. . N E W Y O R K ^ A P l— F o r « > * 8*aver faatbaU-or rath- great ability. Bmettmas Ito baa' NEW YORK (AP) The New York Yankee* M awf Mil- numlng. WBUe Stargtil, toealdag doubi* la ttw lUtti la- Black BfN>k Jottings Yoric M et.. .Larry LBsen,'assistant foot­ Pittsburg PiratMPirafftfl andT josLra waukee took Kansas City 4-S. R i ^ * BSbaer and Jaeklo Har^ nlag’ aad 0>«|k aoorad what OB fitnrts. N.tr2St e v s Y n rfc iUaSM et see day—waa2 ““ "up, period. It was tot "s? the mound and finding out Anxloua to Join a “winner” , Mike baU coach at Manchester lUgh, and hls * • • aandai ail produced their home proved to )w the winalag run on W.U Angeles Dodgers, picked by Detroit M 1» 5 6 6 Muldn't S T la m e ^ to ths huUpen. exactly whsrs Ito wants to Landry, outstanding Cheney Tech ato- wife are among.the exMbltorB at Arts DO nO liag > OCB8 run trota ,ln a UHilt attaok that Dam n. Ihraaa saeriflee fiy as 2 (Ctotchar Jarty) Crete had to Oirow tiw beUl. Than, once be iete, has Joined toe Marines for a four- Festival at Oxiatl1;uti etart. kav* to ks#p the bell down.’ hols, the Mats made a oome- toe first young man to gain this dlstlnc- went surgery on hls back, pUoted Tool A th e ir reepective tim e-hon- Chicago’s run ta the ftnirfh and Ing douhlM KaUcoal Laagw triumph. miwauMe tten to toe school’s history.. .Batteries Die to toe Shiq) League basketball crown *ored fash ion s T h u rsd ay Steve Oarvay homerad Mr Loa Cincinnati Jumped on MMb’ ■/■'* * * rh 7Wgood.*’ half Of the first and two more are now being deleted from the dally Iasi season.. .Andy Tomko has been go­ niytit Angalea in the aevanth-whea ace Tom Beaver for teur runs -c g a irtB • .866 6 Ssaver thus, leaned hsavUy •“ Ctoctenntl reUsver alow-pitch softball game results as most ing to Cheney Tech Sports Night ban­ •n.^ ...... Manager Walter Alston made in the first Inning on alngtea hy saa Yranolso(/s Sam Me- ars meaningless and this practice will quets for the last 11 yean. He has bad heavyhlttlag Pirates AM 8 , runs • In the first toning ** snrout* ^ «. «•» wrLS, hto breaking ^ b*u. T a And^ ^ Joe P«>ro Borbon cams to wlto ^ tos „ The heavyhlttlag Ptratee j,i, ^ eighth and aent Pete Roee and Joe MMgan, DgweJi hed a 4-1'toad ovar also be a space saver. . . Ray Tonguay four sons lUaying sports at the school... crashed three .home runs the Uttle-uaed Oraharkswits iq> Johnny Bench’s sacrlfioe fiy. a |n qm ■^g*rf^ to * 54 defeat to the Ctootonatl Hague also toansd faeavUy on ttoto among their 15 hite and burled 30 ST .41612% Beaver’s breaking haU, hl«tog 20, of Manchester, has been n amed dl- Word Is getting around that Jeff Koelsch to bat for John. single Iqr Tony Peres and Joe r».wUr..i. ea^doded reotw of recreation for the Department is serving aa a marriial at toe Manches­ Sen Diego U -t whHe the qwed- Oraharkewtts walked and Hague’a two-nm homer. Perea ft*, h y , nm* on T M glnunona’ Shshs CUy 1> SS ^ Bsaver's toahiUty to oomplat* a hanging curve for a two-run ^ conscious Dodgers scored the Thill eilBj's Ben a gams e W HwLa tn a raw homar to cap ths fourwrun first. * floubis-pisy ot Park* and Recreation in Newington. ter Country dub course and a number Bobliy Valentin* aacilfloed him homered off Danny FriaeHa in t f tot Irad-ri triple and Tanguay U a graduate “of toe UUverslty of non-paytog golfers have been asked to winning run without a hiU-BUly to second. Piaarro then u » the eighth. aendenon's two-ran homer ott MUwaukee A Kansas a t y S sttUtott ^ a W t ^ s ! ^ "Stover dlto% pitch too bad- »« (Bahaikewiti racing all the Texas A New Yorii 2 Sougto perpisxea. ^ ^ Hsgus, a power41t- Bothofi «too pitched out of a of OonneoUcut and a four-year Navy Vet- leave ths pnmisM or pay toe greens corked a wild pitch and catcher • • • reUsver Don eter. . . The Boston Red Sox organisation fee. way home from second base on Randy Handley was UDShle to PHlLB.ASnUNi Only games scheduled ‘T m atiU tnarnhlilr for my !sftband*r aequired to a bsaes loaded Jam to tha sixth, a adld pitch—to nip the Chicago pick the ban up whan he Larry Bows drove la three • • • . Today’s Oamee movemant,’* said the right- wtotor trade from the BL Loula when Bsaver leR tor n pineb- I* on the prowl for a new major league ' Cuba kl. slipped and fell at the hen east rune and Tommy Batten iielted BAJfCUCBS • YAMKi OsUfWnia (CUrk 4-5) at Bos- hander, who has managed to Ourdtoals. "Ha mad* a coiqile hlttor. ehortstop. Boston’s first two picks in the Off the Cuff Combined with dneinnati'a 5- railing, allowing Graharkewlts a two>run homer as the IftUlleB Dick SUUngs hit a two-run ton (Pattin 1-T), K win sight games loss only of hnd pHohso, f lo soomod com- "Ho’s stlU a SD-gauM wtanor, major league draft on Tuesday were Cheney Tech’s varsity idhletlc teams S triumph orar New Yotk, the to score. Whlpped the Astroe »!*?**** it homer off Mel StottUmyre in Mhineeota (BIjdeven T-d) three despite aU his atniggltog ptaosnt to toe first toning. After no matter what," ^ d Hague, shortstops and toe No. 1 choice -Wednea- had a dubious record during the 1971-72 Dodgers remained cne-half in the dreming room, the two viotoriaa in a row for the me first Inning and sbM^ed to Clemtond (OJ*eny M ), N tola *Tm sttU toat, he wa# tough.” "Ha’a stlU a heokuva piUtoer.’’ daV was also a shortstop. UtUe Luis school year with the baaketboU, bOsebaU game ehMtd of the Reds in the Dodgers’ self-etsded Kangaroo first time in mors man a start .another two-run flurry to New Y w k (B ^ o h 4-4) for to* fast haU ... the Baaver "R sometimes happens Uks At toe moment, Tom Beaver Aporiclp, has not been toe answer at and soccer teams losing oU their gamee N L West'while the wmld diam- Court gave Crabby the Winged month. Billy. Champion bold the fourth aa Texas dnmbed Kansas Ctty (Rookor M ) , N feeQMJL" M»t with a pitcher of Beaver's falm a^ has some doubts. Fenway and he has slowed up consider­ . . .M n. Frances Koehler and her Utch-, pion Pirates climbed to within voot Award for the basnunn- Houston to on* hit ov«r the first the Yankees. ^Baltimore _ ably afield and on toe base paths and his en staff at Cheney Tech rate a four-gun IH games of ths Mets in the inar erriH- cf '.the ntoht—aUdlng six innings butnseded hslp Milwaukee scored two runs Tsxss (Hand S-S), N ... bat-is no Irniger a threat... salute for the''exceUent dinner prepared Stoat. Into Uie plate heed first 51- from Joe Hbemer In the' sev-on a throwing error by Kfnses Oakland (Orntwr 64} af De- RSox Open Home Stand at Wednesday night’s sports banquet at Etoewbete 'Atlanta nhmed though no tlirow wastoetboom- enth. Bob Wataonof the Astros City secondbaseman Qookle trett < ^ im e r n w 4r4), N , Here ’n There which time the school’s athletes were' (Herald photo by Bucelviclus) Montreal 5-2, Philadelphia ing. hit his lOtb home rUn in the Rojaa and two more on RBI IMltwaubee (P arsou 6-S) al Y Wayiie Gagnon, former Bolton High honored.. .WhUe several, m ajor league UNDEFEATOD SEASON— Coach Frank Badstuebner guided ner, Ken Holt, Blair Anthony, Dan DelrOccio, John Koepsel, Bob manogera have already been fired, Dave trtoped Houston 7-2 and St. • • • nlntb Inntng. sta|d4» hy pitdier BUI Parsons CSdeago

e Canadians also selected 8:15 (22) Ange> vs. Red Sox, Iverson. Don Hendrickson auid K aat Min, 21. .857. 2.07 Fin­ champions, scored an' eagle ixe that you can make "Chrle- Pet* Broberg, who gets his toer a super Utter or he bas Montreal Canadiens Thursday Sh^y after th e^B o^ Laroeque and de- wnc Jerry Heard were at three un- gers, Oek, 21. .888, 2.42. sold a pair of farmhands to oto- with a 82foot putt at toe 485 dans' out of those. pltchera," BA degree In economics today m ^ talent than I io .' ‘f fenseman John Van Boxmeer, (30) Cubs vs. Qiante der par 89. _ sm UKEOm B—LoUch.. Det, Tufiis Out Only Wiimmg Teams fourth balloti to accept toe bids ^ p ^ y . yard par five 17th hole, and 80; O P en y, Cto, 71; Blyleven, ______play a at Dartmouth,Dartmouth, w a* credttod Broberg wasn’t overly elated er 5:00 (8) Belmont Stakes Brewer, who has been ^ toe bTrdlwi'He hlt ‘u m e M Min, 71. wlto ’em. That’s how you wlto Us fourth victory against at being yanked with a 20 lead clubs. . pattern 'T v e seen some good atolstes from Kansas Q ty M d Washli^- chosen 'while have-nots like (8) Wide World of Sports: tour for 16 years, was stricken regulations and took 29 as many losses. Broberg waa to toe aixto but aonuttea " i me Canadlena sent rIgU NAUGATUCK (AP) — m a m w iW . I don’t ton for 1974 franchises, toe 16 QgUfgnUa, Loe Angeles and hi» •> as many losses. Broberg was to toe sixth but admitted ‘Y The waste away because of bad eat- Gymnastics, stock car ^ b le ^ ulcer th^ ^ y p„tts^ he played a bogey-free miliams Ukes for a Utter to raUeved by Paul L t a d ^ to waa tlirowliig hard but I didn’t winger Ron toiaUuk froin ^ He shouts. He clape. He “He 1?®“ says bla background as a ing haUts,” the coach tells U * current clubs divided up too p jttgj,u r^ went through toe racing, golf before the Masters at Augusta, feel good. I was aorta tight. Nova Scotia Voysgeur* nervously blows into his pick of the junior players. round without a single selec- ” round. NATIONAL LEAODE footbaU coach—15 years os boys. "And hard drugs, meuri- 8:30 (18) Yanks vs. Rosrals, Ga., last April. He almost Lee TVevlno, who defends the Maybe I ’m not used to toe beat American HOokey league to cupped As expected, toe New York tion. oloohol—they're ■WINF fainted and said that If his wife U.S. Open tlUe at PebMe dirin h.« yet 1 lUto to throw ^e Sal^ flSd as'he JSSuT ^ tol^^relTS^ Islanders made right winger "nie NHL clubs face a bidding BATTINC (100 at bets)- Double Elimination Action SUNDAY hadn’t been 'with him and sum­ Beach, CalU., shot 3288—7i, when if* about 76 degrees and Jotan Fran^ Urn ^ exhorte hls kids to throw Sm ****'“ ^ wna* ro«s ««a., Ye oru*. Billy Harris toe No. 1 selection war to sign toe promising ama- TVxtb, Stls .844; flangulllen, «qwit from most otter He talks about religion. 2:00 (22) Angels vs. Red Sox, moned a doctor he might have while G ary P layer was one of it was to toe 80s. I had a hard Baltimore CUppera to toe OaU- and toe AUanta Flames chose tcurs. Also after toe young;sters Pgh, .843. harder, run faster. b M b e B coaches, heads ta prayer w n c died. three at 71. (Defending cham­ RUNB-MOtgan, Cto, 46; Ume keeptag toe beU down." fornla Golden Seala. center Jacques Richard No. 2. ig gje rival World Hockey Asso- (8) Astros vs. Mete “ M y blood count was down to UConns in Initial Meeting He’s Ray Legensa, high- ‘T » “« > « before or after a game. When pion Tom Wel8k<9 f posted 82 2:30 (12) Yanks vs. Royals, fiv e," he recalled. “ Fifteen is Bonds, BF, 40. charged high school baseball ^ hi a short period you win two ‘T v e been -pretty excited elation and Harris sounded toe 39—76. Dave MU, who beat WINF normal and four Is fatal." RUNS BAfTTED IN -«taigeU , 12tanlng g i^ e s and two 12to- ever since I learned I’d be toe signal to open toe aucUon when Brewer here In a playoff In Pgh, 48; Bench, Cto, 88; Ktog- In College World Series No. 1 cholcq,” said Harris. “I he said, “It’s a matter of mon- 3:00 (8) AAU CfuunplonshipsT Despite toe tournaments he people caU me moet iintnliflH ooeidiee,' games, and all four are 1669, was in a group of six at maa, BF, 88. “A lot of haven’t slept for a week.” en. If toe WHA offers me $25,- track and field, Judo missed this year. Brewer has two-under-peu: 70. HnB-A.OUver, Pgh, 68; OMAHA (A P ) — "Fundomen- innings slnee toe injury. But touah." says Lennxa. whose ‘T ® *“ *7 1 ^ away from home, you know Harrls tied for toe Ontario OOO or $50,000 more than the 4:30 (3) Tennis:. Drysdalp vs. won $20,085. His best finish was Brock, StL, 68; Torre, 8IL. 62. tals wiU make toe difference,” tooae innings were in pressure Hockey Association scoring NHL, I’ll go there.” B4Mwlak a tie for sixtlf in toe. Atlanta DOUBL.BB-Bonds, BF, 14; University of Oonnscticut base- games against Massachusetts bU 46 y «an . I try to be fe ^ j demand tbet they stay In Classic two weeks ago. In Agee, NY, 13; MkxAanes, FU, baU coach Larry Panclera says and Harvard, the latter to the end consistent, but ini admit ^ game ell the w i^, whettier . . , Thursday’s round he had six NOW! NIGHT 12; Ttolan, On, 13; FUentes, BF, of the Huakle’s game tonight district tournament. I ’m not a very pUlent man. gm f l e l d ^ sitting on 1 3 ; Maddox, BF, 13; Speier, SF, agatost the Texas Longhorns. Texas is expected to start "AU I ask is toat boys with ths bemto." without getting into that.’' 12. * "W e’re lookiiig for a good de- fiv* .800 Utters, including BiU ttUent work hard and respond He Ukes to use catch-phrases He think* too many parents TJiiOTougkbred Pictured above, Bill Stenee and Bob Gorman looking over their Electronic IRIFLiEB—Borwa, Phi, 4; fenae and hoping forenough BerryUU, Ugh man on toe to tostruotlan. Whan they don’t on hls boys; are too lenient wlto tbalr chH- Test Equipment. Stennett, Pgh, 4; Taton, Cto, 4; runs to win." team at .885 and Dave Chalk, a work hard, when they don’t re- “Remember, we’re ahead un- dren, but Legensa guards Leone All-CCIL RACING Bill has 25 years experience as a mechanic, 10 years experience operating 11 Tied With 8. >nie Huskies, 104, and toe .870 Utter who has been drafted spoBO. I get annoyed.’’ tU we’re behind.'' "W e preach agatost being a substitute par­ Scott Leone was the only the electrical tune-up equipment. No tune-np leaves the station without a HOMERDNB—BtaigeU, Pgb, Longhorns, 827, wlU meet to by the California Angels. Part Legensa has been able to a four-letter word around here, ent to U s players; h* has four Manchester High athlete to complete (scope) check and road test to assure the customer the Best 14; Bench, Cto, U ;ICngman, aecond giame of to* CoUege of toe power bdiind toe Long- transmit wlto uncommon sue- but it isn't dirty, tt’s w-o-r-k." youngsters of U * oWn'st home gain a first team berth on Performance he should have in his car. 8F, 54; Ootoert, 6D, U ; World Serlee to RoeenUatt Sta- horns’ .SOS'team batting aver. cess to toe players U s ta- “If an atolate doesn’t take to worry shout. spring athletie teams in the LINCOLN STOLEN HASBiB—Morgan, ^iimi Miasiasippl, 3214 and age comes from John Lengar-. tmseneas. U s wlUtogneas to care of UmsHf oft toe field, be ‘Y7e oU have to do a better OCIL. Leone was named to Cto. 12; Brock, StL, IS. Sotohern California, 4213, play bans, who has to his credit nine m «ir» hls won’t be aUe to take care of Job cf'raisiiig our children," he the all-COIL golf squad. DOWNS SPECIAL OFFER PITCHINO (6 Decisions)— earUer to the evening. of Texas’ 28 home run*, to exceUttioe. Ha carried Nau- himself on too field.’’ soys. "Parente are too darn Brad Downey was a second THE ACTION TRACK OF team choice and Jdm Herdic toitton, LA, 20, LOOO, 1.14 No- ^ Texas wlU put XKJonn showed a team batUng gatuck B g h Sdiool to the totok Ltegensa is a tough' dls- easy on their kids.’’ SOUTHERN NEW IN GIANO I SET O F 8 Ian, On, 7-1, .875, 2.80 J.Ray, uOoon up agatost toe Mis- average cf .270 comiiig out of of prominence tUs cipIlnarUn. For SO years Legensa baa received honorable mention. Hto, 7-1, .875, 6.28. slaalppt4outoem Cal winner its strong District 1 tournament year.. He has a strict code on hair >m>«w mn teaoUng to Both are gtrifers. No baseball or tennis play­ ft-RACES trWUKBOUTO — Oariton, PU, g ,„ ^ y a loss wUl put them ahowtog, and had four .800 U2 rfiJtig Into toe last week of *^****T? Naugatuck, and todustrlalUed 112; Ctoaver, NY, 74. against toe loser of toat cerr ters. Top batter was John Ih. has notloed er Jhona >018 was lecognlz^ NIGHTLY ST. REGIS STEAK KNIVES toe Me n " hi* team had won , ...... in "the voting. test. lenbunr at .856. The others Post Time Hollow Ground — Tempered Steel — Serrated Edge — Boeewood Handle 1 ^ - _ A secanu luw wiu dcjaa vuw ^ outfleldera Brad Unden, 'Y ’m workiiig harder 8:00 PM-Mon.-Fri. R e C Uepsrillient Huskies flying back home. A ,g4g, Keith Kraham, .818, and than/, ever before, fflds o » win to toe aecond game givM john.Btosar, .814. Three of Top Five 7:45 PM-Soturclays WITH EACH OIL AND FILTER CHANGE (3 C C K 8 9 ^ V m iI 1 1 6 F s them Sunday oft to Omaha. Panclera says be expects to have more tofocmatlan about NEW YORK (AP) — The Wo Racing Tiwsdays ON ANY AMERICAN CAR UOonn’s starter will be Jim keepMreUef pitcher Au^e Ger- IS'.SJS r.-sss.2t;« ------more totogs. There le so mod) New Rngland Patriots have • DAILY DOUBLE The Manchester Recreation Jachym, 21, wlto a 8.07 ERA. h.Hni nady for action. "He’s WaxachacUe. Ttoc.. to 1922 ^1 ^ 2?’_ ^ more available to them,” be three of toe top five active punt Department la looking for swim- Texas’ answer to-Jachjrm is ex- made the difference this yeer,” hair got to U s yees and he nev­ • Four Porfottas 1937, L^rensa’s hoys atumbied. er did find the hoU.' returners ta the American m en who have aa interest to peoted to be faatbaUer Ron the coach says, Tbs Greyhounds lost, 22, FootbaU Conference, . league being on a town team. The team Roshovsky, 11.8 with a 13 ERA Ctarhattol ha# won four a stria curfew-iOay- keep repeattog, r2 Dining Rsa Phone 72S-5648 Bbetton ipgh flohool. A sautosrn ^ tM to their homes by 2 repeattog. TheYro not records released Thursday will compete against other and 92 strikeouts in 04 InnlngB. games, all to relief. Hls BRA Scat Res. Phone 723-3200 GORMAN BROTHERS Naugatuck Valley powerbouse, gg^ weeknigbU and Bun- " receptive -to ideas from ahow. towns during toe month of Panclera says Jachym’s tost- etands at 7.48. (Arcs (todci '401) to « state tournament game b2 ^ pm . oq Frldaya and tolults. R 's more dUticult to get Johnny Robinson of toe Kan­ bell “wa* toe best H’s been ------4AP photo) ' fore 6,000 fans, largest crowd ta. mUUgtat on Batunlays. *kem to respond.” sas C ity Chiefs leads with an MRECT 8IBKS FROM HMT POiim 770 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER (facial workouts will be given since U s sophomore year" FOIL HOUSE * DUTCH TREAT— Anton Cinesink of Holland, three- Gtanneotlcut schoolboy bssshall “Borne kids oomplato,” he Over those 20 years, hoerever, average return of 13 yards. Ron year olds Ver- against Falmouth The biggest crowd ever to B U LL F L IP __Picador Juan Garcia and his horse are overturn^ by a bull dur­ THE BRIGHT SPOT ON MAIN STREET time world heavyweight judo champion and the Ustory. says, “but they go along wlto U s basic message to U s play- Gardln of toe Patriots Is second Rte. 146, Lincoln, R.l. plannk Fool each moentog from Ood League at Falmouth last a t t ^ a Natianal League T.»g«w«t has been called toe I t ’’ era has been the same; “You ing a f i ^ t in Aranjuez, Spain recently. GarCta, whose function as picador for with a 12.3 average, Carl Gar­ Distributed by Menicry OU Co. 8 to 2. Bwtounera 11 and up will Tuesday night Jachym threw game was 78,672 at toe Lee first non-Oriental to win an Olympic mid medal, SBiaOR CITIZENS 75c Vine* Lombardi of prep has2 He talks to U s team about get out of atoletioe what you the bullfighter is to prod the bull with a lance to weaken the neck and shoul­ rett third at 12.2 and Larry Work out at CHobe Hollow. only 16 pitches to two innings. A llies OoUseiM for a game tosses an opponent in exhibition in New York.- CLUBHOUSE bon, but r.«g— * soys ‘Y have proper nutritlaii, drnga and U- put into it That’s a great le2 der muscles, suffered minor injuries and his horse was not hurt. (A P photo) Carwell fifth at 10.7. Those interested should con^ Jachym was injured against betoeen toe Dodgers and He will serve as an instructor for right days at my o«m partteulay. style and qiior. • son to Ufe, too.” tact toe Roc Dqwrtment. Maine and has pitched only 12 Giants in 1968. the U.S. judo development camp in West Virginia. \^'rs9p> -.'T I ■■ 1

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RM so^e rates! • k e p e y o ^ l years of age, capalde of driv­ Owner bf Pike Osin Wash and suits, bridal gowns and veUa. necessary. Write P.O. Box in g a IH -ton truck. CaU 622- ing. TBINOR trombene, very good 6-Room Townhouses, 1% ' Herald 322, Manchester, Conn. 643-2711 Dry Cleaning, 876 Weat Middle Also hand sat fashion Jearelry. 6261. F inlay B ros. H artford. condition, smaU bore, excep­ tiled baths, complete G.E. 6« » -llU . Help Wonted-Mole 36 Help Wanted - Dogs - M rds - Pets 41 BOLENS riding mower, 6 h.p. ' kitchen, waU-to-Wall car-^ Turiiplke, next to Stop and 28” cut, exceUent condition. tional tone quaUty, good ac­ a to p , 9 0 - 0 0 , MT-ITU. j l M M M ’’ WE HAVE an opening for full- — Mole or Female 37 tion. 649-2621. petlng, private basement,' •timo. 646-0129. Manchester time drivers. BHE2E — K ittens, fou r double- 8160. CaU 649-7417. washer-dryer hookup. Bost Wishas on . You must have TRUCK DRIVERS pawed kittens. Call anytime, HAVE TRUCK wUl trav^ Odd Happy Birthday (Manor N ursing H om e 885 W est EIXPERIENCBD real estate TWO P.A. speaker columns HERALD Tnidtbig - Steragt a clean driving record, be 648-7064, GARAGE sale — 10 a. m. to Charles Lesperance Jobs, clean atUca and oellara. 20 Your Graduation Center Street. sales associates needed for plus sure unidyne micro­ courteous and reliable. East Hationsd distributor has an 4 p. m., Saturday and Sun­ 649-7620 Tree removal. Free estimates. BETH JunS ^ UTS fast expanding real estate HERALD LOW-COST MANCHESTER — DeUveqr — H artford'C ab C o., 107 Burnside opening for an experienced AHC BLACK miniature poodles, day, June 10 and llt h . 348 phone 8100. CaU 644-8001. ObUege student. 8T6-80M, light trucking and package de­ KATHY ANN FALCO company. Excellent commis­ from RN'S or LPN’S Avenue, East Hartford. driver.N must have 6 years shots, wormed. ReasonaMe. Ludlow Rd, Manchester. Fur­ S b / V ess/ ’" BOX LETTERS livery. Retrigeraton, waAiara sion schedule. For a personal, CLASSIFIED ADS c Lovo, ' 8 to 11 p.m . riiilt cUeael Aeml experien ce an d fa­ Phone 648-0*67. niture, poi^ gUder, antique a S iq t ie s 56 FOUR ROOMS, central loca- AMBmOUB ooUege atudMita. and stove moving aipeeislty. Bob confidential interview, call ______FAr Tour Experienced in painting, win­ Milco, Joan and Joanna Immediate openings, excellent miliarity with New Enj^and end Georgette Wyman of Stark­ frames, household items, baby RAam-raunn Antiques _ water, stove, re- Folding chairs for rent M8- AGENT New York. Qualified individuals equipment and much more. BA8KBTSHOP dow washing, lawn care, gei^ benefits, top wages. w eather Realty. ' 646-5368. PRECIOUS KITTENS, fre e to a PrimlUves, glassware, china, f*Jierat

FAGB TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, ^COI^., FRIDAY, JUNE ». 1972 ‘ , MANGHJayi jiJt 'EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1972 - P A G E T w e n t y -s e v e n ! 1'I r V : ApartniMn-nats- Apartmtats - Rais > 0«t of Town Homns For ^oto 72 Homos For n Homos For Solo 72 Homm ForAolo 72 Homm For Solo H oum For Solt 72 Howst Ftir Sde 72 Houset For Solo 72 Heutos For Sdt 72 H o u s m For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Out of Town Out of Town p -'4 -( ^ ^ A3 Ttnewtnts A3 For Root “ For Sole Cifffsred by the MANCHESTER ^ FOUR family with five rooms, NEW ON MARKET 75 For Sole n w ROOMS, MOcnd floor, MAMCHK8TSR — New thrM- EAST RARTEORD —Newer S- each, ' poi^ble dssumable Manchester — ParkUke set­ ANDOVBJR — Waterfront spe­ ROCKVILLE — Owner —Two- centnl, fulidti only, no pete, bedroom duplex, IH bathe, bedroom duplex, IH baths, COLONIAL — EbcceUent 7- mortgage with second financ­ room Ocdonial with H ting enliances this beautiful cial! This week only! Spacious family house, 4-4, fuU cellar. Gidl afler 5 p.m., e48 2 ing available to right party. PHILBRICK baths, double garage,' huge English Tudor of 7 rooms. 3-bedroom Ranch, fireplace, Large lot. On bus line, walking ..------utilities. Frechette and Mar- 3S86. OentraUy located. Ask for treed lot. Many extras. Im­ Lovely enclosed porch, fire­ S. B. M. has closed porch, high view of wa­ distance to cen ter. „ $28,600. B&JOOANT ETVS-room apart-i Realtors M7-89S9- Earie Everett, IntenutUopal ment, aOxSO’ Uvlnf room with BOLTON — Three-room sunny mediate occupancy. Upper place, plastered walls, wind­ te r. O nly $82,900. C en tra l LU t- Phone 8750114. Bixsm si in find sMimr A s s o d a te s , M7-1S00. f flreplace. Lstrge formal dining DE3LUXK one-bedroom apartment, atoive, reCrigar. A G K SfC Y SOs. (; ing staircase, oU heat. In­ l^ ^ ^ ^ c e , 742-8520 - Message v b r n ON - Mancherter line, 5 room, two bedrooms. Includes house, full private basement. ator, haat, hot watw, Refer- buiy Bea. W »'ra ififidy, terior professlonaUy decorat­ 1700 T m -ro o m O okm lal. F o rm er RANOH-r-Blxecutlve 15room MANCHESTER —Deluxe 5 ° ' bedroom -Ranch, fireplace, rec e v e ry th in g . $385 m on th ly. P a u l Ratio. Includes heat, aiHEdl- enoas. $160 monthly. 64566M. ed. Garage with electric eye Babcock Tavern with four-flre- borne, douUo garage, huge room Garrison Ooionial, 3VL MORTGAGE Money room, IH baths, % acre lot, willing and able to aaMiit dbor* Quiet residential area VERNON —First time on mar­ W JSougan, R e a lto r , 64S-45S5 o r an ces and c a rp e tin g . $196 'iplaces, two bake ovens, wide treed lot. Exclusive loca­ ROOKVHXJB— 6 rooms, $160; baths, carpeting, double ga­ yet close to bus, schools, ket, Immaculate Ranch on sw im m in g p ool. A s k in g $30,- 5 i5 -l< a i. monthly. Paul W. Dougan, 'floor boards, cross summer tion . 60s. 4 rooms, $116; 8 rooms (UndUt- you in the sale or imi>* rage, quaUty construction. chureU and shopping. $40,- Box Mountain Drive. Three 900. CaU M itte n A g e n c y R e a l­ Realtor, 6454688, or 6451081. beams and much more. Must As Little as 5%Down ed , utSlU ea in clu d ed $87 w e d t- COLONIAL — H lghlanrt EU- Richard Martin school. Hayes 0 00 . bedrooms, dining room, rec­ tors, 643-6980, 6459890. be seen to be appreciated. LOOKINO (or anything In real ly . 873-0669 7:859:80 p .m . chase of YO U B property. (atesil Executive 8K -ro om Agency, 6450U1. CHARLES LESPERANCE Up to 30 Years to Repay reation room, two fireplaces, MANCHESTER riclnlty. Im­ estate terdal — apartments, DTJTdH doLOM IAL — Huge for­ C olon ial, 2 H baths, ex- two-car garage. ParkUke I50x BOUTON -South Ridge Park MANCHESTER— New on mar­ 649-7620 maculate Raised Ranch, car­ homes, multiple dwalUngs, iw mal dining room, large Uving qulslte kitchen, firoplaced 800' lot. An unusual offering. apartments. Deluxe one-bed­ KEITH fam ily room, doulde garage, k et, 8 fam U y 4-4-4, c e n tra l lo- ^ w c h b m t e r — on peting, fireplaoed Uving room fees. Call J. D. Real Blstate room, four bedrooms, IH baths, cation, aU dty uUUtles, 5 car MANCHESTEJR New ^ mar- 646-1700 B e l A ir R e a l E s ta te , 645SS32. and rec room, large deck, Assodates, Inc. 6456139. room. Carpeting, air-oondMlon- la r g e tre e d lo t. A sk in g $62,- $88,900. garage, Bel Air Real Estate, ^ overlooking beautiful acre ing, dlahwaaber, private base­ REAL ESTATE 900. Two boths, garage, tec room, = I $ S SOUTH WINDSOR ment. AvsOlable Immediately - w ooded lo t, $83,500. O w ner, MANCHESTER AREA—4-room COLONIAL — Large modern ______ccm venlent loca tion . $80,900. apartment which Includes $160. J. D . R e a l E s ta te , 615 R. F. BLANCHARD MIRRORED DINING 64526$6. 172 E. CENTER OT. Utchen. extra large formal din­ MANCHESTER — Seven-room Bel A ir Real Estate, 6459882. heat, hot water, carpeting, ap­ 78S1, 6456871. Realtors—MLS 6452483 ROOM . . . HOMESTEAD ST,. 649-1922 646-4126 ing idom, Uving room with flre- Colonial. New kitchen, two avings ank COVENTRY — Reduced for pliances, laundry, storage, =r— S B WaU, carpeting, living room OiPr W. MIDDiJB TPKE. ptooe, den, IH baths, 4 bed- “ For the finer homes” qu ick s a le , $10,900. C om p a ct 4 ro o n i baths, iarge rooms. Enclosed with a view, 3 large bedrooms, p a rk in g, fo r $180 m on th ly. 645 ‘ rooms, garage, aluminum sid- In need of a general face lift­ room house, enclosed porch, 2871, 6464)883. apartment - —carpetliiif, ~ all | 2 baths, oversized 2-cor garage. Ing, good neighborhood. $87,900. SCANOHESTER — Six-room Co- bIe'pir^e."H t^M ing. EbcceUent income poten­ large lot. GoodchUd-Sartlett appliances ~ Indudlng dish- { Want to know more about this 1, 3 and- 5-bedroom luxury lonlal with 8 huge bedroome, tial. 5car garage, Ug lot. T.J. OF Manchester Realtors, 6152008, 6457887, 505 apartments. Features wall-to- NEWER two - bedroom Town- w ash er, h e a t. $168.78 m onthly. OLDER HOME - Six rooms In 0 custom buUt contemporary bath, generous kitchen and din­ C ro ck ett R ^ t o r , 648-1577. house, Includes a{qpUances, Q uiet a r e a . 6456686, o r 648-9606. good . oondlUon. 1744. wall carpeting, vanity tile MMIOHESiEfl Won’t last at ing room, 16x24' Uving room. THREE — four bedroom Colo- vrxisjrm i'jnw? Ranch? CaU Mrs. Hunter, I baths, built-in oven, range, heat, carpets, full basement, . , ,'VIO - , $38,900. New listing, Im m acu late con dition. $39,900. n la l In A-1 con dition . M u st be have the key. 6455306. CRYSTAL LAKE — New 5% dtshwaaher, reM gerator and and patio. $2K mtmthly. Paul New listing — , 7-rocoi 4 bedrooms, Uving' room, dln- room Ranch. Carpeting electric heat, 3 alr- "SSSSl^Spurty"^^ Ranch tiiat offers' 8 bbd- LARGE Ook>nlaU>tpe- ° 8 room s, Wolverton ,^enoy. Realtors, seen, international Associates, W. Dougan, Realtor, 6454688 ing room, large eat-in kitchen, INCOMPARABLE . . . throughout. Fireplace in living conditioners, glass (Aiding rooms, large Uving room formal dining room, modern 6453818. 647-1800. (»• 6451031. For Ruat A7 g a ra g e . O n ly $36,000. F re c h e t­ B&W room, many extras. Low tax­ all large rooms. FuU with caipatlng, IdtehaD kltchan with buUt-ins, first-floor te A Martin Realtors, 647-0093. A meticulously detaUed brick Ranch to please the most basement storage arec^ am­ and formal d ln ^ room, es. E ven in gs, 872-4831, $25,800. AVAILABLE four-room apart- OOVENIRT LAKE —Hemlock family room, four bedrooms,' mss FerSd* 72 Homes For Sole demanding. A home with atr-conditixming, 2H baths, 8-4 oar BARROWS AND WALLACE CO. ple parking. Starting at ^75. spacious panned ,>rso ment. Heat, appliances, cen- Point, sleeps 6, 4 room s beautl- gange^'$39,600. i MOVE IN JULY 1st, two-fam- garage end 9 exquisite rooms. Ehiough In itself, but add to B O LTO N L a k efro n t— 200’ front- Handy to riMK^ng, schools, room, flreidaoe, IH baths tills a heated Indoor year 'round pool (18x36), built-in stove, Realtors—MLS tr a l locatlM i. $180. m onthly. Se- fu lly fin ish ed , $86 weekly. Call Uy duplex, 56, remodeled age, exquisite lot with four- bus and religious facilities. and attached garage, hU -RANCH — Five rooms, bn large refrigerator sad carpeting in the pool area, 5 beautiful rural Manchester Parkade curity df'noslt. 6453340. 6450068. kitchens baths, waU-to- room year 'round home. Rare Model apartment opoi (or situated In a convenient lo t , 300x856’ , w ith la r g e c o vered MANCHESTER H IG H 30t acres of lawn and mature trees. A truly exceptional offering, waU carpeting p. For appointment “ e"' w r —" a Ridge home of your choice for what you pay to postpone your $28,500. CaU m e, I w U l and security. Available July beach, families only, CUSTOM bqUt Ranch with 2 d ym a n 's sp ecia l, o n ly $19,900. R e a lto rs —M LS E ducation, t o see, caU 649-3796 o r 6458218 in rent. d ream o f a new show you through. fliU baths, first floor paneled VERNON-BOLTON UNB — 5 The Board of 15th. 643-4884- o r 6452497. weekly. CaU 6450491. Freritetto A Meutin Realtors, Manchester Porkade room Oontemporary^ M MRanch.____A v Manchester, f ^ n n n A i Connecticut aoUcita a fte r ^ . m . And that’s not just any home! Mr. Reers and home another day. family room, double raised OW NER-^649-2288 n SUN —FUN, Lake Wlnnepesau- bis wife custom-designed the Ridge home they Stem saving for it .-.. 647-9998. ______M ianchester 649-5806 H B IN R Y ST. — ^A-zone lo t, w a­ Sunken fireplaced living room, bids for the Milk ^ulrem ents sp ace in U&R REALTY CO ., hearth fireplace, beautiful cus­ kee, 3 new chalets one deeps chose for their lot. And the Reers explain in the and start living in it. tom country kiteben, 3-car ga- ter and sewers, near all Potential of additional bed- ta the school system. Sealed Tolland, professional building. MANCHESTER room and famUy room In walk- bids will be received untU June ments- Fully equipped kitchen, 7, other 10. Fireplaced, heated, article how they actually saved $4,000 on their Get a free copy of INC. rag<>. New duplex, schcols. 6450688. Pleasant weU populated coun­ Three bedrooms, living room, IH baths, carpeting, juivato walk to lake. Filling fast —645 house by doing some interior finishing work them­ the Ridge Homes out lower level. Eixclusive, 20, 1972 at 8:30 p.m. at which try setting. Close to Rockville, Robert D. Mnrdoek. kitchen w ith stove, g a rb a g e C O V E N T R Y — ^Root R oa d , 6t4 J patio with barbecue, conven­ 0189. selves. And how Ridge even made 'the financing Magazine at your CXDLONIAL — offering charm | Norman Barnard, 648-7793. time they wUl be pubUcly open- ToUand and Vernon Centers. cru ncher, VA baths, treed lot. acres, wooded. Possible pond ient location, chUi^n wel­ easy for them. Ridge dealer’s. Or R e a lto r and spaciousness. Ten rooms, Bvans and Clapp, Realtors, ed. The right la reserved to re- 6459046. O n ly $42,900. F re c h e tte and Bite. $7,500. O w n er-A gen t, 742- com e, $215. 644-1619. D . J . H en ­ Wontedl To RmiI You can maka tha homo you chooao ault mail the coupon 3^ baths, modem kitchen witt ML 8 64’i-l464. ******' S p ecltica- today. biiUt-lns. Two large enclosed ] M a rtin , R e a lto rs , 647-9993. 8630, 742-9234. _____ !______!______lions and bid forms may be re- r y Co. MANCHESTER — Warehouse your family . . . axactly. With Ridge, you get the WORKING OOUFLB with cat porcbM, 5car garage. TOLLAND celved at the Business Office, and industrial space. 16,005 Ranch, two TOLLAND — Acre, $4,000. Ver- MANCHESTER —Four rooms, seek apartment with yard B oard o f E ducation, 1146 M ata 100,000 square foot units, avail- stove, refrigerator, security area, under $140, near bus line M AIL TO 'TEN ROOM contemporary j acres, two baths, two fire- " “ Boiton Lake area beautiful T R U E , D E LIG H T — $86,900 street. Manchester, Connecticut. ’ MH776 OPEN HOUSE Sat 1<*5 rvAMsvAa D a a v a a - Inr. ±A 9An* AnflfW Af* mrA8*1/w\1r. aUe Immediately. Heated and places, two garages. Recrea- lot. $4,200; Andover, overlook- .t. , j t, k „ ___ depoBlt required. $145 monthly. desirable. CaU 2454274 after In the Mancheeter Area: RIDGE HOMES * Ranch with 5room studio apart­ Douglas E. Pierce, air-conditioned. Freight eleva­ mmam HommK Box 1000 ment or In-law suite, over IH Uon room, pond, brook, trees, tag lake $2,000; Coventry Business Manager P h on e 649-6600. 4:80. $88,600. H utchins A g en cy, 645 T re e d , $3,600; H ayes A g e n c y baths, fire p la c e d to rs. $ 1 to $1 J)0 per square ECONOMY BUILDERS, INC. .1 ... III I in.i^ Conshohocken, Pa. 19428 W EST SIDE aoTM of land with a view, red­ -XB J, 6450131. - -o - room. Immaculate cimdition, 456 M A IN S T R E E T — E irs t fo o t. 1-748-5684. NEED SIX-BOOM rent for fam­ Nonnan Montpetit • 'V wood cmistmctian. Large ther- Rolling Hills, Mansfield Please send me my fras emy of your new Ridge Homes Magizine, "How You big tot, tremendous view from mopane windows. flocK', 5room apartment. Heat, ily of five. Available Immedi­ 11 West Road Can Own a Home of Your Own." Oambotatl bulk — 5 room MANCHESTER — Desirable MANCHESTER — Five acres dlntag room and sundeck. Stone u CALL T.J. Crockett, Realtor at Ranch wUl full basement, $123.20 fa m ily u n it. S ecu rity. a te ly . P h on e 616-0627. 1 mile North of Routes #74 and #83 approximately 8 acres busl- walls, trees, shrubs. 14 carat 6451577 for office space. A ll ______fireplace, com bina­ CONTEMPORARY Ranch with | From 1-84, toko Exit 99. Firilow signs on Rt. 195 toward UConn. Torn Bowers sebool area. Six-room NOTICE Call 6452425, 9 to 5 p.m. In Rockville NAME______ness n zone. 250’ frontage, bargain, quick occupancy. OoU shapes and sixes and prices. psMTT.Y OF four In need of 6 tion storms and screens; Panoramic view, 8 room s, 4 right on 44A. Vi mils on k ft is Rolling Hilte. Colonial. Immaculate, patio. TOWN OF MANCHB81ER PKONF Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Mr. Lewis, 649-6306. 635 C E N T E IR S T R E E T — D e­ New and old. Let us know your o r 6 room apartment, no pets. 203-643-6159 Immaculate oon- bedroom s, 2 % baths, form al din­ Treed lot. Fireplace, garage. POSITION VACANCY demands, we will do every­ ditlon. Selling to settie an ing room, large paneled faunUy O n ly $81,900. F re c h e tte and 6452818. luxe 4^-room duplex, IH C a ll 648-6033 TOWN______STATE______ZIP ASSESSMENT AIDE baths, aU appUancos, fully car­ thing for you except make the estate. P r ic e d a t $29,900. room , n ic e ly tre e d lo t. $48,000. M artin , R e a lto rs , 647-9098. FBIVATEXiY owned garage, $7,880.60 - $8,918.00 peted, alr-ccndlUonera, heat p aym en ts. I— I We're looking for a building lot_ Ulieral fringe benefits inehida Morlarty Brothers vicinity. R A N C H — 8 bedrooms, immac­ and hot water, storage and BEMIUL 9 EUCTMC T. J. C R O C K E n VERPL.AINCK School area — Poy So | 0 Jg BARROWS AND WALLACE OO. paid vacation; sick leave; hell- FIVE-ROOM ground floor of­ Must be able to lock. Call 647- I— I We own a building lot In. ulate condition thrOug^ut, IH du plex, large bedrooms, parking. On bus line, con­ imUIKES 6-6 8 day; penston plan; completa in­ fice suite, parking, air-condl- 1714 a fte r 6 p .m . Realtor 643*1577 bat^, fireplace, 5cair g;arage, 2-car garage, asbestos siding, SOUTH WINDSOR — Need 4 Realtors—MLB N venient to shopping. Eight- surance plane. Emirioyfea credit Utmlng, paneled. Marlow’s, 867 bemtUfuUy treed and shrubbed gxx>d in com e p oten tial, 80s. L o - bedroom s? W e h a ve Just the apartment unit. $206 monthly. Manchester Poricade union avallaUe. M a in S t WANTED -one-car garage In lo t on dead end s tree t. $82,500. Penta Agency Realtor, 646- house for you. Ideal for grow- Other apartments at 173 East For appUoaUoa and Job de­ Manchester, clean and locked 2440. ta g fa m ily . In tern atio n al As- Manchester 6456306 Middle Tpke. Raymond Ponti- CXIMMERCIAL place (pr lease for storage o< racing car. 645 Ws NEED L IS T IN G S scription apply to PBIRBCEINBL celli, 646-0800. 6459644. or sale, 461 Main St., next to 6068, ask fo r A u g g le J r. o r M an ch ester LARGE and lovely 5room Co­ NOW! “Thinkinff of Sell­ $20,900 - 5 R O O M R anch , w a ll- ’ ______V E R N O N - 60 m Ues v ie w , 1% OFFICB, Municipal BuUdliw, poet cdfice. Ebccellent businesa MOST UNUSUAL HOME 41 Osntor Street, Manohester, POUR • ROOM, smaU apart­ leave message to call. lonial on treed lot. 2 H baths, ing your property?" Call to-wall carpet, baseboard heat, TOLLAND — Three-bedroom acres, hill estate, 2400 location with building. CaU 5room Contemporary SpUt- 2-car garage, paneled famUy screened porch,garage, trees. Raised Ranch, % acre lot. square foot brick Ranch. Ebc- Conneetteut 06040. ment, stove, refrigerator, sec­ TODAY! 6452436, 55. Level with all the extras you room. WaU-to-waU tn Uving sew ers. Hutchtas A g e n c y , 645 G a ra g e. $26,900. O w ner, 875 c e llen tare a . $54,900. H ayes Cloetag date for flUag la ond floor at Center and M ain ____ Land For Sole could want In a fine home. Four room and dining; room. De­ Luxury Condominiums KEITH’S! 6824. 5296. A g en cy, 646-0181. Wednesday, June 14, 1678. Street. Heat included. $130 OFFICE sp ace, 600 to 2,600 WILLINGTON — Ten lovely bedrooms, 2% bcUhs, fireplace, lightful country atmosphere In monthly. 6450299. square feet, as low as $125 per wooded acres, close to aU ma- shag carpet, closets galore, pan- Manchester. Mr. Zinsser, Bd- KORNER month. Includes beat, Janitor, in OLD WETHERSFIELD... Jor highways. Louis Dlmock, eled rec room with bar, aU ap- flo r e A g e n c y , 647-1413. T>HILBRICK FOUR-room apartment, includes parking. Very good location- Realty, 6459828. pUances Included. ReaUstically heat, hot water, stove, refriger­ CaU 6456334, ask for Max a to r and p ark in g. 647-9251. p ric e d $47,900. BRAND NEW, 5room Colonial By B | A G rossm an. BOLTON —200’ frontage. Route MERRITT AGENCY in prestige area. Four bed­ AGENCY 44-A, opposite Bolton Lake WE HAVE cust^ers walU^ OFFICE space, storage or dls- 646-1180 room s, 2 H baths, 2-car garage. House, $6,900. T erm s. T w o one- Why not hang a group o f your ADULT AND RE11REMENT HOMES for the rental of your apart- {day. Bolton Notch, ^ former Automatic kitchen, Belfiore ( favorite pictures and acces­ REALTORS acre lots with waUs, Bolton MANCHESTER Bight-room ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ McKinney Lumberyard. Good A g e n c y , 647-1413. sories someplace besldea the N otch , $7,500. T erm s. « 5 ^ potential, Homes axe not shell homes, but are completely finished and furnished with D o n't Fo r o e t ta te A ssociates, In c . 648-6129. v is u a l loca tion . 1-228-4460. Uving room, hallway or dla- no extras to buy. All of Jensen’s pre-built homes and mobilehomes are lovely wooded level hUltop, four rooms down, four up. Two BRAND NEW and beautiful ing room? A ooUacUon of NEWER one -bedroom PROFESSIONAL office, quarter mUe from Route 6, six copper gelatin molds and 646-4200 built to American Standard Association’s Code A119-1 or above. fou r- baths, two kitchens, extra room. ~Raised ‘ Ranch with stone r~l Top-grade ook floors with ment, second floor. Includes m Ues to M anch ester, $39,000. 3 large bedrooms small-scaled pictures mellow rooms, exceUent location, ex- building lot. Walk to school exterior. A plethora of fea­ 1V4 bolhs lots of color Professionally Landscaped Lots — you will be surprised at the layout and heat, ai^Uances, and carpet­ ceUent decor aU facUiUes, $170 Terms. Same area 25 acres tures Including cathedral ceil- a kitchen eathig area. Finely and shopping. Wdverton Agen­ Heovy fire & sound borriers r~l All outside end units textiuad walls and a simple planning on each lot. Peiky evergreens, sturdy snade trees and colorful in g. $180 m tm thly. P a u l W . monUlly. 6451680, 6453549. level, cleared, weU drained IngB, 2 fireplaces, 2 H bathis, 2- LAVISH LIVING. ROOM cy, Realtors, 6452818. Refreshing pool with r~l Color-choke kitchens window treatment keep at­ Dougan, R e a lto r, 643-4535 o r sandy loam, ideal for truck Great fireplace, spacious wind­ flowering shrubs highlight this.development. car garage, 3 or 4 bedrooms n Lighted wolkin closets tention on the occeoeories. 6451021. THREE - ROOM corner office farming or recreatian. 2 ,000’ lifeguards M A N C H E S T E R — $25,600 is fuU etc. Truly very best Bel­ Good overhead or natural ows. An 5room Ranch you’ll faU Adult Home Villages are en gin eer, planned and built around the theory mum Full cellar with outside r~l Overlooking bird suite. House Ic Hale Bldg., 963 on c le a r strea m . $26,000. price for this 5room home. fio r e A g e n c y , 647>1418. Ughting helps, too — the bet­ for. Tile flreidaced rec room is THREE rooms, tUe bath, heat, entrance sonctuory that pre-buUt and mobilehome living is practical and enjoyable for couples. M a in S t P hone 643-4846. T erm s. O w ner, 647-1502. Ideal for starter with 14x24' _____ ter- you can see the Mems, large, the kitchen is great. hot water included. Middle- I I ' Quality brick construction We do not recommend this tjrpe of living for people with school children. fireplaced Uving room, kitchen MANCHESTEJR —^2-family, 54, One block to bus and the more you can enjoy ttiem. Tliree big bedroms, and 2 fuU aged adults. Security dep^t, Hoiises FoT Relit 65 Houset Fof Sole has buUt-in oven and range, with extra 2 -family building Wethersfield Green r~1 Theotre, speciality shops, baths. Enclosed porch with It’s. references. No pets. Parking. ______outside sun deck. Huge lot. lot, 1970 converslcn makes Large, fully-enclosed bonks, supermorkets, hoir- 1 . Jiist off Main St. Nine- Jalousied windows affords year PRESTIGE COUNTRY CLUB UVING 16Vi School Street, second CENTRALLY located sU-room GREEN M A N O R A R E A — 28 redwood potio dressers, oil within 2-4 blocks room home. Completely A Wolverton Agency, Realtors, house like new. Call Les Clark, round U ving. P lu s a lo v e ly latad- redecoratod. BVxir plus floor, across from East Side home ta r rent One-car garage: MUfond Rd., recently listed, 5 6452813. 2856827, Prestige Reel Estate scried yard. Porter St. area. The sophisticated home owners who live in our country club development near Main St. G ood condiUem. $200 p e r bedroom Ranch, large Uving-' Medti Open 11-530: PricM in IIm LOW 30't bedroms. WaU-to-waH car­ Oo. peting. Close to St. Jsmes Priced in low SOs. are kind, gentle, sociable, real down to earth people, a large per cent of month plus escrow. Jarvis Re- dining combination, garage, SUMMIT STREET — Four-bed- _____ ^ (Spatial fvoun by appoinlnwnl) F n H B r s GARDEN type two - bedroom School. High 40s. whom are profeEsionals. Many of them are quite well-to-do. They are the alty, 6451121. ; ______exceUent location, nicely land­ room Colonial within walking MANCHESTER — F ive-roo m , 4 Sharon Lana _ apartment, first floor. In­ 2. P o r te r S t. a re a . iflnH of people you may have always wanted as your friends. Without sacri­ scaped, reasonaUy priced. Ex­ distance to many schools, 1^ Ranch. BTreplace, carpeting, OLD WETHERSFIELD TOW I1 (o) room RANCH. Largo liv­ KEITH cludes heat, appliances, car­ clusive, Harris-AdeU>eig Agoi- baths, garage, level lot. Ebccel- centrally located. Ui>per 20s. ficing standards many of those well off people are saving money due to Out off Town (Toka 1-91, Exit 24 to Watharsfiald to 3rd. H O I I S O ^ ing room with firepioea. Real Estate pets. $200 m onthly. P a u l W . c y Iiu :., 523-2101, ev en in g s o r le n t va lu e a t $38,900. T . J. M ovin g. 649-0466. Rec room with fireidace, the economy of retir^ en t country club living. They use the extra savings Tell him and the whole world For Rent ______traffic light, Toka right than lit. left to CondomlniwnS D ougan, R e a lto r, 643-4635 o r w eeken ds, 233-5449. Crockett, Realtors, 6451577. weU lan dscap ed lo t, lOOx for trips, investment, sending grandchildren to college, etc. MANCHESTER. — A money Sharon Lono) 6451021. ROCKVILLE —Rockland Th­ 200, formal dining room. MANCHESTER, New listing, maker 2-famlly. Nice location. T. M. Strout - SaUs Agont • Coll 56M728 for Brochwra M a n y ex tra s. L o w SOs. ’ DGILUXB one-bedroom apart­ race Apartments — Large and Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Washington St., 5room Coloni­ CUiBHOUSE — SAUNA ~ FOOL how much you Love him with o ... All utiUties. Long time tenants. 8. $17,000—buys 17 s e r e s o f al, new Utdien, new roof,' ment, wall-to-wall carpeting beautiful 3 and 5rbom apart­ Priced right. Call Les Clark, lovely, wooded Ian4 In sq waU-to-waU carpeting, 2-car 9 ments. Includes heat, hot wa^ throughout, complete appli­ area of fine homes. The locreation clubs are independently organized. Card parties, anniver­ 289-6627, P r e s tig e R e a l E sta te g a ra g e . O n ly $81,900. F re c h ­ ances, vanity bath. Centrally ter, all appliances, with dish­ 4. $24,900 — D r tlg litfu l six- saries, bingo, suppers, dances, pool parties, cookouts, birthday parties, etc., WHY ANOTHER Co. Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole ette ft Martin Realtors, 647- loca ted $176. m onthly. R . D . washer, disposal,, carpeting, room spUt. WeU ktodsoiqied ! axe the order of the day. Privacy is supreme. If you wish to be alone no 9898. HERALD HAPPY AD M urdock, 6452692- pool and your own private ter­ MANCHESTER. LA Pl. Mld- years old, fam ily room, 2 -car C o ll 643-2711 have asked us to extend this same effort to more TWO-FAMILY decorating options are lim it­ M A N C H E S T E R — $88,500 wlU DELUXE 2 - bedroom apart­ refrigerator, stove, heat, hot U d rties! garage, many extras, wooded adequately cover the wider geographic area of Man­ ed to the walls, you'U need put you In a 1962-buUt 7-room ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, water Included. Two children lot. Mid 40a. Call 6458445 af­ Home, weU cared for 6 to plan them with core. Fbr charm, prestige, comfort and the greatest value in low cost H o u ^ chester, East Hartford and South Windsor. LA POLL COMPANY te r 6 p.m . rooms each side. Individual stone front Oarrlaoh Colonial complete appliances, 3 .air- maximum.' ' $175 monthly. Keith Real Estate Is ahrays contact for appointment . . . Mrs. Smithy Roiling Hills, 429-1891. Mr. Mortchesier 6651030 RBALTCNIS heating systems, aluminum on 100x150 tre ed lo t In th e ' conditioners, full basement, Phone 6456868. at your service 24 hours a To meet you and personally thank you, we invite NINE ROOM oversized Cape, siding, two-car garage. Close Porter St. area, 8 bedrooms, OlMHD Main O ffice, 247-6209. washer-dryer hook-up, vanity MANCHESTER — D upl^ 14 day. Why not stop by emd 1st ‘ you to join us on Saturday, June 10th, from 9 a.m. IH baths, buUt-ins, fireplace, to school and shopping. Mid Iti baths, 3 fireidaces, formal type bath, glass eiirflng doors ROCKVILLE —^AvaUable now, rooms, Aluminum aiding, us show you the houses we until 5 p.m. for donuts and coffee. Please drop in to four bedrooms, dining room, 30s. CaU for appointment. have to offer. lUiiing room, beamed, modern Main Office Evenhig Herald onto patio. $220. per mcmih. centraUy located, larga 5room storms, and screens, separate Robert D. Murdock, Realtor, «q»rtmenL Stove, refrigerator, meet our competent sales manager. Rod Bailey and recreatian room, office. Trees. kiteben 'with bulH-tas, rec Route 10 his staff of professional real estate counselors. modem heating systems, good $28,000. H utchins A g e n c y , 645 LUPAOCHINO AGENCY room,'breezeway, 2 -car attach­ M3.30e2. beat and hot water. Security. plumbing and wiring, one aide Southington $138 m onthly. 640-4824. 5824. 646-5482 ed garage. Early occupancy. 628-0317 TORES rooms, all uUUties, ap- ___ largely redecorated. Biach unit Prlndoals only, caU owner for Deadline is piiaiscM, bus Una, second floor, VERNON —Caren Apartmutts, Includes 4 bedrooms, Uving FAMILY, 6-6, kitchen, a p p o f a S l^ ^ y , 6452288. HOLLAND AND MANCHESTER — Many fea­ $165 monthly, security re­ 2 bedrooms at $185 includes room, dining room, kitchen uvlng room, dining room, and tu red 6 - room Colonial with MANCHESTER — 5famUy, 6-5 quired. Available Immediately. beat, hot water, waU-to-waU with pantry, both, foyer, walk- j bedrooms each unit. Central H a rtfo rd ' Friday noon three or more bedrooms, 27’ , stove and refrigerator In Flano Agency, etM/STt. carpeting, appliances, dis­ RUHLANDER up a ttic , fu ll b asem ent, and location . A s k in g $80,900. M er-' KBTH 8 Uving room, formal dining Mudi apartment. Modern ce- 247-5209 - posal, alr-conditiaalng, swim­ REAL ESTATE INC. porch. Detached 6-car garage rltt Agency 6451180. REAL ESTATE First in Adult Communities (J U N E 16) IMMEDIATE occupancy—Spa- has a usuable second story a n d ______room, heated sun room. Ideal runlc baths, permanent vinyl Brokers Invited ming pool and parking. Stor­ m East Center Mrelet • and Rctirtm oit Homes cdouj 4 - room apartment. age and laundry in building. 603 Burnside Ave., East Hartford attached office w work shop ACREIAGE — li-room Colonial, home and office combinatim. aiding, *-«ar garage, conve­ Adults, no pets, utUlUes extra. No pets. CaU 8751666 or 375 sp ace. $84,900. O d egard R eed ty, la r g e b a m . H utchins A g e n c y Low 40s. Wolverton Agency, nient location. Char-Bon Agen­ 289-0279 ' Realtors, 6453818. bianchbstbb . oomm. ■V 'i.. $Ut. Secuzlty deposit. fl$56Q28. m o . 648-4865. R e a lto rs , 6456834. cy, 6450688. ’

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