■ ! ■ ' THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1972 PAOB THIBTY-TWO lEtc^nfns If^rald Ceuf^lM Play

students who graduated recently . Marks Open from the American School for Bennet Registration, Placement A bout T omu the Deaf in West Hartford. She Peter Thorne Schultheia,. son received the class achievement Beimet Junior High Sdwol tered Tuesday, Aug. 23, at 9 SpiH'lg, 25 o t Mr. and Mn. Walter T. award. She plans to attend Gal- h u set dates for registration o.m. in the Franklin Building, Manehe$ter^A City of Vtttagit Charm Schultheia of A1 Robert Rd., and placement testing of new It does not Include Incoming laudet College in Washington, students. seventh graders entering from graduated recently from Ver­ D.C. mont Academy In Saxtons Riv­ Students from local pcuochlal local elementary schools or y o L . xci, N a su (THnmr.IhRro p a g b s - ^ o IIANCHBSTBR, c o n n -, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1972 schools who will enter Grddes parochial school students en- er, Vt. He plans to attend Ho­ Illlng Junior Higji School PTO bart College at Geneva, N. T. 7 or 8 may register at the tering Beimet Grade 9 who have will have an open house In honor Franklin Building office any already been tested by coun­ of A. Hyatt Sutlitfe, retiring iEathy Ann Falco, daughter of day during office hours before sektrs. principal, tonight from 7 to 0 at June 30. Guidance counselors will Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Falco the school cafeteria. The event of 63 Hamlin St., was one of 37 Students new to Manchester schedule conferences from Aug. is open to the public. who will enter Grade 7, 8, or 9 23 to 31 for class assignment may register during the week and selection of study courses, DaKHT Town Democrats of Aug. 14-18 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the same office. FIRST TO TEACH THE NEW Placement tests for new stu­ Marines Attend dents who have not previously Excrmia sculpture haircuts been tested will be admlnis- State Convention by PIVOT POINT INTERNATIONAL Members of the Marine Corps Silent on Blacks Bennet Stages League and AuxUlaty will at­ ARTISTS, EXCLUSIVELY AT tend the 81st annual state con­ By aOC B . COBES In BushneU Auditorium Hart­ For Sen, Hubert Humphrey Art Olympics vention this weekend at the (Bendd Beporter) ford. The delegatee were chosen (2) — Ihigh Ward and Mary Le- Marine Home in Enfield. CONNECTICUT INSTITUTE OF The Bennet Junior High Tti« iManeheatar delegiulon to on toe hasie of a preferential Due. Convention delegates tnmi the the Democratic State Conven­ ballot for announced Prealden- School art department will detachm ent are Harold A. Os­ For Sen. Edmund MusUe (3) HAIRDRESSmC stage its second annual show, tion has not caucused to date, Ual ctmdidatee by the 74 mem­ — Town Director John Tanl and good, com m andant; Benton W. nor liaa It taken any position bers of toe Democratic town "Art Olympics," in the school Osgodd, past Deportment com­ John Hutchinson. qusidrangle tomorrow from 6 on objelstlons - by the state's committee. The alternates were For Smi. Henry Jackson (1 m andant; Joseph Banning, black Democratic leaden to the chosen by the delegates toem- p.m . until dsu-k. In case of rain, EWerett Bennett, M a^el Casa- — Katherine Moran. it will be held in the East Side party's slate of delegates to the aelves. Uncommitted (9)— State Rep. vant, Winston Chevalier, Bryant Democratio National Conven­ The delegates and their pre­ Rec gymnasium. There is Collins, Peter Cordera, Conrad BYancis Mahoney, State Rep. N. admission. tion. ferences are: Ctaarlea BogglM, Town Director Lloyd, Harry Mathlason, Jirry Hie chnliengera claim that For Sen. Qecnre MCGovem The school band, directed by Sapiensa and Chester TaworsU. Anthony Fletrantonlo, Town Di­ Ssimuel Maesduso, will provide blacks are not proportionately (7) — Dr. Walter Schardt, al­ rector Jen Norris, Town Demo­ Auxiliary delegates sure Mia. represented on toe 61-memher ready chosen a state delegate a concert during the early part Velma Osgood,' Mrs. MolUe cratic chairman Ted Cum­ cd the evening. slate—toe 88 ciioeen two weeks to the Democratic Nattcnal Cen- mings, school board chairman Cook and Mrs. Lillian Vfilson. ago in Congressional District The show is directed by Mrs. Alternates sun Mrs. Cecelia ventton; Mayor John Thomp­ Allan Thomas, clerk of toe Mario Iversen, John Hull ahd Yaworrid, Mrs.Arlene Robinson meetings, and toe 18 at-large son, Robert Taidlll, Henry House of Representatives Paul Harold Larson ot the art depart­ to be named tomorrow. Becker, Dorothy Brlndamour, and Mrs. Msuie Psusker. (See Face XigU) ment. They expect to have The convention will open to­ A scheduled caucus of toe Irene LaMay and Rita laakl. about 300 pieces of student work morrow at 6 p.m. with the Manchester delegation before on exhibit. Some will be on sale, initiation of new applicants. On tomorrow's session of toe state with the proceeds to be used Satusday, the annual ball will be convMftian may reveal whet to support future shows. held sd 7 p.m. A memorisil serv­ pcettlon it will take. One feature will be a do-it- ice will be conducted Sunday at The conventton’s credentials yourself area, with print and 11 a.m. Sunday afternoon, state committee, meeting last night WOBU) OHdjmON BAIR mask making and foil tooling officers will be elected and in­ in Hartford, rejected the only SOON! especially designed for young­ official dudlSnge brought be­ GOP in Court D N O N B B 8 SHOW YOVl sters. A plastic balloon, inflated stalled. fore it ocncenling delegattons Conn. Institute of Hair­ with hot air, will be firmly an­ from the state’s 169 towiu and Leo Passage, recognised by Magnets Got Name Conn, balrmressers as one ot dressing will move to chored (it is hoped) in the cen­ cities. the greatest hair designers new, larger quarters in ter of the quadrangle. A large From Lodestone Site It was brought by a Coventry . . Bernard Gress (Ger­ East Hartford Center plastic sculpture, student made, woman who claimed thiat Cov­ On Fall Vote many), Sydney Morris (Eng­ (Main St.) Watch for will also be on display. Material ATHENS—Magnets got their entry’s three-male delega­ land) and many others. Their Special Announcement for It has been donated by the name from Magnesia, a district tion was not representative — HARTFORD (AP)—^Republicans have taken their re- creations appear in our "Hair of Midsummer Opening Kage Co., Manchester plastic In Thessaly' where the first because it excluded women. apportionment plan to U.S. District Court “to end any Faatdon of the ICoolh” as fabricators. lodestones apparently were M anchsater has 31 delegatos continuing uncertainty in <3onnecticut concerning the well as color films and ad­ Free Parking for All There will also be demon- round. They were described vance hair design courses straUons of painting, drawing, about 660 B.C. by the phlloso- **^**** P * !'^ ^all election,” says GOP lawyer Francis J. McCarthy, available to our students. cratlc state ConvenUon, tonight McCarthy, In a motion filed and pottery making. l4ier TTiales of Miletus. at 8 and tomorrow at 19 a. m., the same three-Judge pan- Become a Hair Styfist ' el which had ruled the plan un- McCarthy said in his motion constitutional earlier this year, that tiiere are admitted errors Knjellmeiit 1st Mon. of Every Month. MOM site NO PROB- USM. Student Loans Available. FREE PLACEMENT. Conn. blamed Democratic state offi- In the plan, adopted last fall by Instttate Is accepted by all state and federal agendea. For dais for ms king toe action nec- a state board, but these can be edooftUooftl* ffpft**^**^ Aid Stete BoAvd d . ED#, SooIai Conventiem esMvy. corrected by a "strdee of the Seenrity, Welfare. OJ. Veteran. Immlgratkn, Federal Loana. "Deaplte the Supreme Court’s pen.’’ H.E.W. Loans. Pay 12 months after graduation on Installment atay order, the secretary of toe The RepulbUoans contend that plan. Part-time, FnU-tlme and Evenings. Open T oday state to not idng forward to toe Siqiiwine Oourt’s day riA lJ. 525-2372 OR SX2-72C1 (Ml MAIL COUPON FOR inqdement the state pton, and amoimta to reinstatement of the INFOBMAIION ON HOW TOC CAN BEOM IE BARTFGRD (AP) — Con- will not do so until eaqdldtly or- 1971 plan. Klfiton and Mrs. A PIVOT POINT 8TILISTI nsoUcut’s Democratio state dared to do so,’’ McCarthy Sdiaffer, both Democrats, cenvenUen will start a Wt sar- aakl. maintain it does itot fulflH ths Uer tor some* todsy as black Secretary of the State Gloria requiramento of a new state I OONNBlCriTCUT INSTITUTE OF HA1RDRE8SINO, party leaders hold a tots sftor- Schaffer and state Atty. Gen. law which suspended the Geo- ' 963 Main St.. Hartford _ ^ I Please send me FREE literature on Pivot Point Training: I noon meeting to j^aa their Robert K. KUUan took post- end Assembly nomination and strategy diallenglng the party’s tion that toe Supreme Oourt’a election schedule until "the en- ddegate slate to the Democrat- "stay*’ (amgiention) of the low- try of an order of a court of * NAME ...... AGE...... io National Oonvention in e r, court’s ruling did not competent Jurisdiction approv- Miand Beach. amount to an order to Imple- Ing or prescrthlng a pUm ot j ADORBaB...... I Sajrlng "We are quite dto- meat the plant. ■ reiq)poriionment’’ appointed” with black repre- McCarthy had considered go- At stake in the oentinuing I C rTT ...... STATE ...... Z IP ...... j sriitattcn on the 61-inember del- tog to 8iq>etlor Court Judge reapportionment hassle Is poilt- egatlan to the nattonsl eon- Walter Sldor to correct and im- leal oentret of the 197$ Genwal vantion, former State Sen. Boos plement toe* 1971 iriaa, but de- Assembly. Bartotr,. Jr., of Hartford aaM dded that the UJ8. Dtotriot The plan being tauted by the Thursday that about 30 black Court still had Jurisdiction to RepubMcens favors the OOP. Democrats will meet this after- the case. H m Repuhiloans bad Another plan, drawn «q> by a SEC Accuses noon to plan detalto of a floor asked Sldor to implement the q>ectol "meeter’’ appointed by • WIN • WIN • WIN • WIN • WIN Protected Empty s challenge Saturday afternoon a plan before the three-judge the lower federal court, gives the state convention. panel assumed Jurisdiction. the Democrats an edge. ITT In Sale Barlow said that leaders from both the Connecticut Fed­ TEMPLE'S Due On Monday eration of Democratic Negro In^ • Bomb . . . Strikes - >* AtHartfqrd dubs and the Black Caucus A L W A Y S A SAIGON (AP) •— U.S. w arj^es hanimered North WASHINQTON______(AP) — - Ths NEW YORK (AP)-—The pilots in 64 nations, includ- MiKtary Held Top Heavy Ss^Uos snd Etohs^ C to ing__ A.1.the .. United__ .3 Statw, ------willta h strike - s -----A for Ik M a e2 w M4 . hours Monday tow ghTaalir'iJW '^IISoi^ ^ SlfliSSL ^^***S?*^S^ to protest hijacking dangers, the International Federar convention m Miami Beach. WASHmOTON (AP) — Sen. aid mtoelon with nine U.S pei^ tlon of AWlne Pilots Asspciatlons said today. Blacks have three cut of 88 WllUam Proxmlie said today acnnel; to Pakistan, there to a cause Sovist Pf^sidSnt Nikolai Podgorny is there. two of iU Mnior offleers, and __ Wsshlngton______earlier,__ ths__ — —------congreaslanal______district______delegate _ U.S. military aid program brigadier general for eight; to “Almost all of the rakto were other today of „ g AtoljtaTwioto AiiSrtaOcn wig a Waehtogton news addition. a'icmlnTtoig 'T . 1*^'" ^ In sQothera part of North violations of federal eecurltles ,u members to tske wasnmgion committee has listed Henry E. “ 4 »n edmtatotratlve to Portugal, a rear a d ^ for Vletiuun, and one was Very campaign to destroy war mate- laws’---- stemming stemming from from an an anti- ^ ^ a worldwide nrotest ^ federation, of New Haven, a black. *“ » brigadier close to. Hanoi,’’ a U.S. spokes- riels end tostollattons that trust settlement with the Jus- part in a wwldwlde piotast. imeraw 4UU»i ------— _a, m ham I Fm* 4m Wjm* rito«>*nto msh said. “The combination of could suppmt an attack cn ^e, uce Deparbnent, suit of the lack of effective to- woi^ aumend clvU for « spoU good weather and lucrative tar- 90 miles to toe s m Um^ -toe The SEC issued a •‘•‘•inwt^.twnatlooal measures to stom ® ie ^ i^ ^S S s toe delegates. thortoation bill, toe Wtoconnto BrasU, an Army major general, gets was the reason tor tos 883s made 10 strikee tods^ the .aytog tt {dans to file a coto: S e m T of unlawful Inter- S S ^N aS oM ^urS ^C ^^ t*** 12 people on toe nom- D«noc«t said as chairman of a Navy rear admiral and an Ugh mimbm- cf «trik^" ^ LoSS toS^n^ ’rtto.clril avUtion and {^Slc eff^^STa^ Z s lm t U- inattog commutes,’’ said Ba,. hTto STS INSTALLED A communique reported the north of Saigon, Associated enjoin toe o road to An Loc and lift the P^4mt Capt.'^bla Pbroberg, ^ toke^etoromTe acUm r ^ ^ **‘® “ at-'large delegates be ****** NYLON hog,” be said. SAVE AS NEVER BEFORE capital. day-old alsge of toe cl^ was disclose to a proepec^ tte ^ news oonferencs. tag enforcement of tateiv country Involved. CARPETING UA totormants termed the delayed Thursday by a lOO-mon ^ The action by U.S. pUots was national convictions against hi- state convention otflclal- Proxmlre cited examMes “The Ug salaries and pre- suqtoBslon of bombing to toe Korth Vietnamese attack on a *TT stock by a to take effect at 2 a-m. June 19, In India, he said, a U.S. brig­ JUST ARRIVEDI 9X12 O N L Y I Hanol-Baiptiaag area a riiow of government force clearing the •ubridlary of Ito H ^ord Fire j o’Donnel,, ALPA preal- (See Page Nine) (See Page Eight) adier general heads a military (See page Eight) Come in and see the installed wall-to-wall ^ tremendous qsring collec­ good wUl toward toe Soviet Un- Joad. Ii-«toance subiddlapr. LINOLEUM with poddihg and labor J tion of famous Armstrong's 12 to 15 feet wide .YD. Solorian vinyf and lino-: RUGS Excellent 12 colon to choose from tog Podgotnite meetings with An toe settlement posture" on ns- leum inlaids installed by N^tTvStaMnsee l^ rs on ^ ^ selection the vistnam war didn’t think there were that juiUce Department to ooo- our expert mechanics. of colors. REG . $14.95 Tlto -toffTm-"*- said they “ •*‘7’ **“'**' Vietnamese left to nection with three antitrust CERAMIC knew ait no-piJM to extend toe *»*• «^ts toqtendtog against the UV TILE surpmsloti' beyand Podgomy’e Soqto Vletnamaaa casualUee company, toe 8EXJ said, I it yourself of we'll do it for you $7.95 vlatt unlesB there "ate pcdtUcal were reported Ught, but two ar- Also named wore Howard J. ,1 " NAME BRANDI SPECIAL developmsnts dortog his sUy. mored personnel carriers were Albel and Joto J. N a ^ taro « COMMERCIAL CARPET tt to not kaoamho»/l5ii* he wlH destroyed before the Worto «enlor executives cf toe com- Let us install genuu rem ain to ItoDoL . vtetnam ese pulled back after pa*>y, along arlto M edtobanw of 100% CONTINUOUS FILAMENT to the air strikes on to l«0 ^oura cf fighting, Arnett RUBBER BACK CERAMIC TILE in ij: CUMULOFT'NYLON bases, Air Force F4 Phantom ««m Their Insers were not * U®"’ * York securities your bathroom. a STAIR C a r p e t pUoto reported cutting runways gnown. Your choice of 10 Tweed colon. Americon mode. 9 . 1^ that Albsl and Nsvln are charged REG. $10.95 VALUE INSTALLED _ RUNNERS First C u a lity . * ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ **P®***“ with vlotottog a rule under to — . North Vietnamese rockets securities law In con- I A . M An COMPLETELY finished ends TUB AREA _ _ Podgomy baocMl out a South y^ $ * | .0 B s 0 . YD. DO IT YOURSELF INSTALLED s w r l ■ • • • " “ “ “ T •A**y *®4V during June and July of M71 27" wide UP T O 50 SQUARE FEET A V i S l t O T at Tan Bhol, she mfiea south of "—wng any dtocloaure R EG . $6,95 An too, and that rooksta and y,, pendtog settlement dto- 12" X 12" i mortar rounds peppered a le^l- cuaalons,’’ to SEC said, $4.95 9X12 100% NYLON and taztways at to Bal Thung, mental command post at Chon xt was during to summer of SHAG TILES 16 RUNNER YARD Khe Phat and Quan long Thanh, mllsa south of An year that to Justice De­ REGULAR 79c each BRAIDED RUGS bases. Loo. partment oettled an antitrust G O O D "We have effectively stopped t!wo mlle-lcog seotions of suit against HT in canneetloa SELECTION BRAIDED MIG activity fd these three Highway IS are Mocked by to with Hartford tosuranca. O F CO LO RS bases,** cos Air Force officer Horth Vietnamese. One section ------CHAIR REG. $59.95 IN STOCK 4eriared. jg g tew mitos north ot Own EACH PADS I(avy pUoto ^ ^ Thenh, to otow north of Tan Irving Handed “s e l f a n d SAVE I rto^ Midway attacked to IM Tni«j The going to slow be- Yen naval hose six milea north- y^, Vietnamese 2^4-Y earTerm 99$ ea. •ask of lOiih and reported dam- bunkers NEW YORK (AP) — CSUford agi^ one ^er and destroying ^ ^ no^m front, W Irving, edio faked an auto- 18“ X 18^ 9x12 NYLON RUGS twti aivply boots. vietaamaae wen lenort- btogriqihy of Howard HOghas / Bgdoy army Sw to??a series of and sold it for $700,(X» to TEMPLE'S and 2' X 2' 20 mUes nortirwest of Dong Hoi. « JicGraw-HiU, was aentenced in CARPET AND FLOOR discontinued ASSORTED CO LORSx also was reported damaged. on to vresternm flanks ^of w Hue. n to U-8 - Court today to 3H COVERING ALL FOUR SIDES 1 Other strikes dertroyed or ninh Piwv ^ prison and a $10,000 CARPET FINISHED damaged five bridges, seven ^ Hno for conspiracy and gra^ 308 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER SAMPLES DOUBLE JUTE BACK. m fO tf bargBS, three storage tace, cn to cenM coast, near OepatM, BO trucka, 1$ ware- the diatrict town of An Nbon. jy, j^y^ „ , OPE* DAILY 9 -6 643-6662 our o f t o w n REGULAR $89.95 W-TW WWW.. COLLECT SALE PRICE houses and three railroad cars, to Soutii VIetnamoso com- .-Heiga R. Hiiihes’’ to cash the TH U rS , FRI 'TIL 9 200 ea. t o : U.8 . Own mend sold. mand said. royalty checks through Swiss ECUS Ceremonies at the Cathedral hombsis hit to Dong Bol South VIetnsmeae losses In banks, was given a two-year WIN • WIN • WIN • WIN • WIN- WIN ^ area. Of ndles north of to ds- to two fighto were U killed auepended sentence and two The Most Rev. John F. Hackett, auxiliary bishop of Hartford School exercises in (Cathedral of St. Joseph in Hartfoi^, Rij^L mlHtwtood sons, for iho ninth and eight wounded, to oom- months in prison, {dus a $10,000 congratulates a graduate at last night’s East Catholic High Rev. Robert E. Saunders, ECHS pnncipal, presents the students. audoeeitve day. hooplas up a. maud oafd. fine. (Other photos, story on pages 10 and 11)

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WkGE TW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANC^)^B17at. 001^^ JUNE 16, 1972

THEATER TIME Sheinwold on Bridge STATE SCHEDULE lEoienUtd If^rd b College Graduates VIRTUOUS PLATBBS North dealer RESIST TEMPTATION T lie i^ r Tline Schedule East-West vulnerable OMAR 8HAR1FF mnvuBUTY or Friday June id By AUTRED SHEINWOLD Published Daity Bixeent Sundayt JERRY LEW IS '^ 'CINEMA bart Owau, 80 M t Vhmon D r.:l NORTH — and Rnlldars at UWmeU Street. OOHHBCTHJUT Cliiema I—“The Oodtather” , The average bridge player "TH I MIROLAItS'' John A. Paohaoo, 10 Taloottl 4 KJ 1096- Manchester^ ilSfiiifi ■DUAVAir Avm. — 844 8144 — aOOTH WINDflOB DavM Osgiis, Ava., Toni Am u Proubc, v r l U;Sa, S:S0, 7:00, 10:00 can resist anything but tempta­ t? A Q 10 (PO) Ctoema H — "What’a Up David Prtuwls Mvandda Dr.; Arihur Gaorgel tion. Thrust a ftneass uikdsr his 0 K J 10 Second CMm Postage Paid at JUNE n lA * y , Shoddy Mitt Rd.; And- Qm T” 1:S0 3:80, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30 nose, and he wlU graqp at it MaoriMiter. Oonn. 1 NOWSHOWINOli BMehart, Fradarie Rd.; MIolueil ♦ AQ gw . KtakaokB. uohna Bd.; Bdward RUay, Ztana Dr, I idanchester Erive-b — "The when all the time he should be Hot Box” , 8:46; “ Women in WEST BAST- SUBSCKIPTIUN RATES BUins acciAdy, P«r* Also, Barbara Jaaa Sehlok,l thinking of restraint and virtue. FaydNs In Advanee " E A T T O N ‘* B M d |» Bd.. aad UdOA Ann Caca*". 10:10 4 A 872 ^ S3' 1C4 Vsraon Ava.; Tlieinas FTan-l North dealer O 9873 K « QHO. C. BQOTT — DAILY AT 7:80 ONLY MdCA Odu) urn Bd. Ola Solbek, 71 Patoraon R d .;f Bast Hartford Drive-In — Eiast-Weat vulnerable Ste M o ^ ...... “Canua Knowledge” , 10:30; 0 32 O AQ 93 Owvotry — Ctorud Mkik Shapeta, 13 Plaasant S t; Opening lead — Nine of One MonS ...... SAT. SUN. SHOWN A T B 8 P J C Albort, B ID s; liada a m ^ gji,, “CXJ* Company” , 8:40 4 962 4187S43 ADULTSft 81.00 — CH1U3RBNA OOo Jana Fronols Smith, 10 Nye St.; L Hearts. Blast Windsor Drive-In—“ Pos­ SOUTH H.B. Students - MON.-THURS. 99c •f. onot an Rd.: w i^ Thomas Kail Sotara, CC Grlarl West opened the nine of session of Joel Delaney” , 10:20; A t o OhriaoB. Oonddg Park; Rd.; Bavaiiy Apna 8tiUbaoh,| hearts, and declarer fell from ♦ Q 4 No one Is allowed within 81i "Lets Scare Jessica TO Death” , 9 1542 SATURDAY A SUNDAY ^ATQIBB W w »d Patrielk Ctaaoy Jr., Roeewood Dr.; Charles AlanI / grace by trying a flnesse with mllsa when ApoOo mlsalls la ^ 1: Wayne Doaglaa UBno, Stou, 37 Crown' St; Gaorgal s'-to O 8764 fired. Meadows Drive-In — “Buck dummy's ten. He w m promptly 4> KJ 10 "BAT MAN" *an > I ; Paul Jostph PlaliNty; Arthur White, 31 Whits St; I punished tor this false step. and the Preacher” , 10:04; “ The ADm/TS 99c OHILDRBN OOo *AWiiiies B. Orsanbaitr, M R ) David Peter Yonlha, MO Roilyl East won with the king of North Esst SoMk Wo Brotherhood of Satan", 8:00 8; Ibooua Jamas Hm nitii, 37 Rd.; Robert Alfred ZaaraoU,| hearts and returned the three of 10 Pau I NT Pac Mansfield Drive-In — "Sky- I^tasvlew Tsr.; Janus Sssrt lOA M t Vernon Dr.; Msradlthl diamonds. This gave a truck to 3 NT All Pass Jacked” , 10:10; “ P retty Maids FILM RATING GUIDE HutoUson. Dtlsy Rd.: AUo. A. Joan Andrawa, 100 TumMabraokl dummy’s ten of diamonds, but Opening lead - 9 9 A ll m A ROW” . 8:40 JsovMmln. R t 44A: Rhonda' Dr.; Mlohaal Nevin Bair, 480| Blast had good reason tor his For Parents and uwm MMaomr ms « I Varaon Gardens; Daniel Thom­ NDS imUBB ' I Kinoald. WaU STM l i i i i H i rK-y. play. Their Children GRAND OPENING Stair Iteipt. RPD 1. ' as Domlkat, RoekvUle Rd;;[ Declarer had to develop the h eart I t the opponents attack UHOn mW MANAMMBIT AtaNh l ioaHo Joan Mumy, Kerry Steven Goidbsig, OC Mt.l ANSFIELD spades, giving a trick to West'a either red suit they must give I♦ -it « « -k ■ * ; * I 488(nva Rd.: OUos roMuoon Vernon Apts.; Jamas Davldl (NTiHl PARK i.)PlN ace of spades. West returned declarer his ninth trick. I f tbsy KSeler, 430 M t Vernon D r.; [ L I 1 omv - i wTWAtBa ■ ■■ ■ V . Rldor, a iN li Bond Rd.: O uryl M M IHss. 31-31 Wiiiimsfnfir his last diamond, and Blast took defend passively. South can de- E n s M 80a: Paul MIehaol Thom- John MaoDonald Manning n , 111 NOW PKATORINO three diamond tricks, defeating velcp a heart trick for himself. \US I P M BUY ooa, Konumoat Bin Rd.: Robort Park West Dr., Bernard Jooephl TWO TOP HITS the contract. The finesse is a very useful JsaMo Orasao, 14 Mason S t; MoMunen, R FD 3; Stephen Jo-1 Take First Trick device, but those who live by a s TW O John tlmoUiy OlftiU. RlCd: aeph ZlsHnakl, Skimur Rd. C9iaritoo Heston South can avoid defeat by the finesse will die by the fi­ SUN., JUNE 18 Jsmas Bdwaid PWrars, W angaa Also, Gall Helen Ashland, 531 PARKADE STORE ONLY! Yvette BCImleux taking the first trick with the nesse. COUNTRY/ Rd.; Dsxter WlUslook, Baboook Hole St Ext.; Ruth iransl ' James Bolin, Rosde Oreer ace of hearts. Then, full of vir­ Dally Question WHOLE HiH Rd.; l ions Bis Ins ctamtae^ BokulaU, 84 Village S t; Chris­ FOR “SKYJACKED" tue, he knocks out the ace Partner opens wHh one heart W E S TE R N OMT hsm, 4C Oakwood Rd.; Donna tine BUaabeth Oebula, RFD 8; FATHER'S DA Companion Feature Stars of qpadea and the next player i------r Yon Recording S ta r^ Marla Bhottag, Oak Ckwva St.; Carla Stanley Cummlng, 40 B| This method assures four boM: 8pitdes,^3^ S e e a . . . BRUT LOnON IN 3 SIZES l i l M M UMMt98 D A ILY A T : 1:80 - 8:80 - t m u m 6:30 • 7:80 • 9:80 THAT MANLY FRAGRANCE REAAINGTON* LCCTRO ILAOE 6 far chicken feed! 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f PA6B FOUR MANCBBSTER EVENINO HBRAUD. OONN^ FRIDAY. JUNB 1$. 1972 S'.:; v'-^: T O . LAWRBNCE g. LAJf/IB 8pbl$eds. Are'''^''':X' tV' mon in Youth f y Lawrence Lamb, MJ>. many nosebleeds Will i „ _ t. Lamb—What can their own. If^-fbe bleeding ' me about noae- continues, b f' course, the iVM y 7-year-old baa child or aven ^'an spider par­ , jidte often. Now 1 am son, must be.^iaken to the about to climb the walls. I doctor ' for treatment, or have had her to leveraL sometimes a more eftoctive specialists and they all seem nose pack. v.' \ , ^ to say the same tiling; she Although-it always looks "Lets will outgrow it, don’t k t her like a lot of blood, some­ 8^40 pick bM nose and biw her a times the amount of Mood' Ml cool air humidifier oecause really isn’t very grpat in and the The Baby Has her nttse is too dry. terms of the numtm of Brothel One-doctor cauterized her tablenoons of Uood lost. A Mansfli nose twice, but says she is little mood spreads out over too , young to do this too a lariga area.-Even so, if a jacked", person has rl^ teid frequent All Ih A ofteh. They all told me that Been Named when her nose bleeds, to nosebleeds, they may well either pack it with cotton or losp too^much iron, just the apply pressure of something same as. a woman in her ANS eue, but they don’t under­ child-bearing years may lose too much iron. This would Smlih, BOchele Marls, daughter of David U and Patrioto stand tile way I feel seeing her . nose starting to bleed manifest Itself by an anemia Ball Smith, 119 West St., MaBchsstar. Sha was bom May 18 and can be checked by a a t Maticheater Memorial Hoeqdtal. Her maternal grandparMfa and Just 'when I really start to^ panic over a ll the blood simple blood test If this are Mr. and Mrs. William D. Wyae, 12 Dearborn Dr. H w pater^ should be true, the amount caiaritoi nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Smith, Andover. she Is losing. It will stop. « • * « •! What reaUy can be done, of iron in the diet would Yvette I need to be increased and this k -» Baiws, David AUen, son of Lynn B. and Anne Daley and what can 1 give her to -James BoUq biiild up her system .from can usually be accomplished "SKY. Bangs, 188 Dart St., Hartford. He was bom May 18 at Man­ through a good normal diet f f chester M anorial HCapItal. lOa maternal grandmother is Mks. losing all the blood? -- Our Reg. *6 with perhaps' a Uttia more V * Francis Daley, 16 Dreecher Rd., Manchester. IBs paternal D ear R eader—Thb‘j&octors concentratt^ on food items C asual S la c k s ^ <2 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hanson, Buokflehl, you{;faave mni«have given v ^ that contain iron. Otherwise, \\ IN4_ Maine. He has two sisters, Tammy, S, and TVaoy, 4. yon Very good. JpdAd advice, the body is perieCtiy capable ***«•* w hich -'18 uauStty what is 1 - ’ ^ V of generating enough blood <■ Corpus, Justin Stefan, son of Santoe and Jcnella laao re6om|yg(8B8 for this prob­ to take care of moat ordi­ V Santos, 232B New State Rd., Mancheater. He Vros bom May-18 lem . 1^ . nary nosebleeds. at Manchester Memorial HoepltaL His maternal grandmother Mosp bleeding from the Rarelv, nosebleeds are as­ Is Mrs. Ella Iiso, Pittsburgh, Pa. IBs patamal grandparents nose occurs in the soft part. sociated with im portant are Mr. and Mrs. Santoa O oci^, Bast Chloago, Ud. Receive First Class Badges Either putting a pack In the medical problems, but usual­ O u rR e g .tg • » « m IS nose or pressing the soft tip ly the nosebleeds in children against the head part and Permanent Press Bartlett, Chrtsitiie dsoi^ter of Ronald and Eleanor The First Class Badge, Girl Scouting's highest award, was presented to Karen are not. They are more of a Giantonio Bartlett, Woodland Rd., Coventry. She was bom -May pinching the nose tip often nuisance than a danger. Tropical Dress Slacks 19 at Manchester Memorial Hoqdtal. Her maternal grand­ Nichols, left, Martha Lieber and Kathleleen Nichols Wednesday night at the helps stop bleediim. Cold Mother and Daughter supper of Girl Scout Troop 622 at South United Meth­ Of course you are upset mother Is Mrs. Lena GUmtonlo, New Britain. Her pc^mal water also helps, ui some when it occurs. Any good grandmother Is Mrs. Alegra Bartlett, Fiyeburg, Maine. She odist Church. The presentation was made by Mrs. John Higley, leader, and Mrs. cases if there is a siqicr- mother would be, but there has three brofiiers, Keneth, 22, David, 18, and BSly, 10; and Robert Grmier, co-leader. Karen and K a^een are the daufl^ters of Mr. and flcial blood vessel near the really isn’t a great deal two sisters, Shertll, 18, and BSalne, 12. Mrs. Charles'Nichols of 81 Foxcroft Dr. Martha is the daughter of Mr. and end of the nose, it can be more to be done than has al­ Mrs. Ar^ur Lieber of 115 Crestwood Dr. (Herald photo by Pinto) cauterized and this will con­ ready been recommended to Lovett,' Jennifer Ann, daughter of Robert and Rosemarie trol future bleeding. you. Belanger Lovett, 81 Dureiht St, Mancheater. Bhe was bora May It is usually true that (NtwsrArn intirpriu assn.) 19 at Manchester Memorial Ho^iltal. Her paternal granf^par- enta are Mr. and Mrs. John Lovett Sr., M Hawthorne S t Her Ben^ Festival maternal grandpaents are Mr. tuid Mrs. Leonard Belanger, EkiRt Hartford. She has a brother, Robert John, 4U;; and a sis­ Dance Planned! Cyclist at 79 Clears Streets ter, MlcheUe, 3. PLU A DEPT. 8T0IE » « -«t * 1*1 Manchester Square Dance (W« Bav« A N««mi Ts r i m KAMBA8 c o n r (AP) — WlMB Jeoeph, lio . You could expect Beanlok, Paul Andrew, son of Barry L. arid Rennatte Club Will have a Strawberry E. miNDLX TPKll. (Next to mpul WMter BUdebraad comM tear­ to flip at toast throe timea. R ing down the street oo Us new Brody ReaUck, 23 Richard Rd., Vernon. He was bora May 20 Festival Dance tomorrow from OPBN WBD.. IHOM.. WWL tm 8 was worae oomlng back, he-, at Manchester Manorial Hospital, iffla maternal gran^iarents 8 to U pjn. at Verplanck motonyole, hU nelghtwre oauac you usually had a keg cC Our Reg. *6 are Mr. and M ra Harold Brody, MUfbrd. His paternal grand­ SdMMd. Bari Jobnson of Vemon OpM UiiM 9 Teelglifl qolekly at^ ailde-end marveL beer undarene arm, ho recalls. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Max ResUck, West Hartford. He has HtUMcand to 78. “R’s not like it uead to be," B an-L ons win be the caller. Mr. and Mrs. Bto love altatr with mo- a sister, Lomn Mldtelle, 1. Russell White will cue the CHINir PARTY ik PICNIC PLATIS be adds. "You can’t outrun the a n d B etter for Hot of OoM n o d s toceyolea goes bock to UOp, poUoe with their haUooptan rounds. wbsn he got bto first one for and radar and all." Knit Shirts The club will not hold dances M ptates for VIS slso IMfMWk NopklM — IM tor Mo 848. HUdetoand bought and sold Schindlers Wed 50 Years Junior Women’s Qub during July and August. Ses­ shout, M moohlnee in atx .ysars sions win resume with a re­ of motenyote taietng. Ha gave HUGE SKATING RINK Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Schind­ daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. den Anniversary Dinner at fresher worlnbop 00 Sept. 12 at FLINT, Mich. (AP) — One Trinity Lutheran Church. Near­ It after too many trtpa to tiw ler ot 146 Prospect St., Rock­ Bari Schindler d Newington. Installs Officers Waddell School. hoi^tteL morning recently, some city ville, were honored last Satur­ Guests from Scotia, N.Y. Holy­ ly 150 friends attended the Committees for tomorrow's The layoff tooted until last employees were o|dered to event given by the Trinity Mrs. George McNltt of 27 day at a 50th wedding anniver­ oke,, Mass., and ’ various Oon- Grt^t Rd. was installed as pre­ dance are Mr. and Mirs. Ray­ faU , when he saw some mo­ move into the downtown area sary party at the home of their necticut towns Included Mr. Women’s Guild. sident of the Manchester New­ mond Oolpltts, door duty; Mr. torcycle ports, odvsrttosd for with hoses and “wash down daughter and i^pn-in-law, Mr. Schlndler’a sister, Mrs. Fred The couple was married June comers dub Wednesday night and Mlrs. Charles Covey, Mr. $48. tones man, tw has bulK the streets." But someone had and Mrs. Norman Schmidt of Dumschat U Andover and Mrs. 14, 1832 at Trinity. Lutheran at Us aimual baiuiuet at the and Mrs. Crafts and MY. and and traded up to « now one failed to note that the ther­ Ann Dr., Tidland. Schindler's toother, Carl Schnei­ Church by the R w . Adolph Manchester Country dub. She' Mrs. Roland Dsnsereau, re- mometers were registering 29 der Rockville, honor attend­ About 70 friends and relatives ai XJUcus and are life-long resi­ succeeds Mrs. John Plerog. freriiments. a b r ^ mOtoroyole degrees. In a short-time, the ants at the wedding. dents of RockvlHe. They also attended the surprise party Mrs. Frank (Lorraine) n o n i streets were covMcd with a given by Mr,;^ and Mrs. Schmidt The Schindlers were also hon­ have three gnrandcfaildren. (Her­ Livingston of Ralph Rd. was^ THE RED STATION afi tbeCp4^.j«|( the century. R shebt .of ioe. A )B«w of salt ored Wednesday night at a Gto- ald photo by FintoX Rinse your haiida in cotd-.wa-, spravers was quickly dis- and the Schihdler'B son and named "Newcomer of Ihe;.^ ter when you aro ahiqHng iheat. m o . took tiditf-r Ijiiim to negotiate Year.” Bsote 44A the OB mllto dirt rood from patened to the area. Other officers InstaUed an BIANanEUD DEPOT, OOMN. Kaneae CMy to the roees at 8t. Mrs. Peter Kckey, vice presi­ 4M-28U Service Notes College Notes dent; Mrs. John Papa, record­ ing secretary; Mrs. Robert Jam es B. McCarthy of 241 Hath! Kolbe, 291 Henry St., Pcvonfs Army Pvt. Dan J. Manseau, Slmes, corresponding secretary; Hollister St. has been named to has been selected to serve as a and Mrs. Thomas Jones, trea­ California Rediiood Group Prices son of Mr. and Mrs. Rejeaime the dean's list for the spring ■Vll Jtmlor (Village Junior) at surer. Y. Ifimfaaii, S7 Edmunds St., term at Susquehanna Ukdver- WHfimifr JUST ARRIVED Wellesley College next year. Committee chairman Installed SEE OUR NEW ADDITIONS OF Season’s. End completed a seven week re­ sity, Sellngagrove, Pa. CLEARANCE! covery and evacuation special­ are Mrs. Stanley Graft, pro­ Portnors Our Reg. *7 gram; Mrs. Jerome Dvoraek, AND ENAMEL on 99 ist course dt the U. fl. Army * . S p o r ty Ordnance Center and Sdiool, social; Mrs. Gary Nace, ac­ Manchester Parents Without Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md., STAR . eAXElC*lV^ tivities; Mrs. Calvin Mahlrtedt, Partners meet 2nd emd 4th Copper Gift Hems. Casualjackets SP E C IA L H O L ID A Y recently. -By CXAY K POLLAN- ways siiid means; Mrs. Cbariea Tuesday of eoob month at 8 AMB URRA MacDonald, publicity; Mrs. p.m. at Community Boptjst Induding the new MAS. 2) Your Daily AetMy Guida- 21 r i Mirs. O eoite MeMlK seer. Alan creshaw and Mrs. Barbara Ctunch, S85 B. Center St, beautiful flowers on stone. Three Manchester area serv­ »AWL l» 'I According fo fha Start. 't T o develop message for Saturday, Stmthers hospitality; and Mrs. tonlg^ a t 8:30 i t the home of MisiKtieater. icemen are attending the 17th 1832-48,41 3- 4- 5- 6 ^ '69-75-7881 read words corresponding to numbers 7-13-56 Russell VoUinan, membership. Mr. and Mrs. WUUam Lsyaer If widowed, divorced, sep- annual First United States Army D1 of youcZodiac birth siga y f TAURUS A Joint board meeting wiU be on Kennedy Rd. erated or never married am Instructor Training School In 1 Sdf-pity 31 You're 61 Or you have one ttving child, you 62 Now held Monday at 8 p. m. at the The club Is planning a beer Indian town Gap Military Re­ 2 fUlotlv*! 32 Your are eHi^hle to JoIil If iiAer- a le 1 ^ MAT 20 3 6ud gct 33 Mote 63 Friction home of Mis. Stephen Plrog,', and barbecue outing tomorrow ’TiE S ! servation. Armvllle, Pa. They OJ2-21-23-26 4 Your 34 It 64 Money 72 Scarborough. at 6:80 p. m. at Camp Ayo-Po erted, oeU 6474838 or 8TM0M are: Sgt. 1. C. William Karvriis ^1-39-8884 5 MofWf 35 Bock 65 You Gourment Group 2 will meet In Somers. PERMANENT PRESS DRESS OR SPORT SHIRTS Jr. of Amston; Capt. Dlggory 6 M oke 36 Horses 66 The GfMINI 7 0 W 37 Questions 67 Stream SAGITTARIUS D. Robertson of. 118 Main St., 68 Into BooodTWbhwttfa mat 21 8 W ould 3 8 D o y NOY. 69 Your 22 / « eam d banchw and Spec. 5 William C. Pound 20 9 B e 3 9P oid Chair A Ottoman of 179 Charter Oak St. The two- 10 Your 40 In 70 Drow Dec. 21 rN14-20-28.42 11 W orst 41 You've 71 Go-sign 19-27-35-47^ BndtUila Our Regvdar^^ Shirts! week school, is designed to de­ 12C osh 42 To 72 Down Um-72-77 13 Thinos 43 Involving 73 The 154A88389^ IP lM W $ O Q velop the ability of officers and CANCIR non-commissioned officers to in­ U N o w ^ s 44 M a y 74 W ith CAfRICORH WHATCHA GONNA GET June 21 15 Irvlowt 45 Tryir^ 7 5 W o y ONLY struct more effectively and to ^ J O tV 22 16 Don't 46 Enemy 76 Especiolly AT BURGER GHEE? assist In improving methods 17Chon9e 47 Whotever 77 Line JAH. If 2-15-22-33 16 Influence 48 Componiorrs 78 For tl6-17-34-«^ for the use of training aides in ^ 44-51-43 19 You'll 49 Middle 79 Of 49-5567 WHATCHA GONNA GET TODAY?, instruction. 20 The 50 Got 8 0 ^ NOW LK> 21 Bononxo 51 Creote 81 ^ in k ir> g AQUARIUS

AO rUUIDW OJ I o oo mro __ AUG. 22 2 4 H o n d k 54 You 84 Great m. It 1- 8 9-10 25 Your 55 Of 85Contoct 25-3852-57^. Anniversary /'11-44-42 26 If 56 Do 66 Results 5965-72 27 Get 57 N ^ h in g 87 You m e n VIRGO 28 Time 58 See 88 Discretion Party Planned ' a I a 4UG. 21 2 9Legol 59 Hold 89 Charity A 22 30 Someone 60 Put 9 0 lnclir>oti6ns MAR. 20 6/17 For Shanahans 41-5846-71 24-29-37-43(^ ) Advene Neutral 64.74-84-88^ FREE Mr. and Idrs. John Shaivihan Jr. of 131 Meadow Brook Rd., BUlngton, will celebrate fiieir 25th wedding anniversary Sun­ C H E E ^ day with an <^>en house, hosted VACATION by fiieir children, from 1 to 6 c M ic fu i^ p.m. at their home. om, quality The couple was married on Shanahan Maynard, Ellington. BIBLE watch vnth Coogiegational Chruch by the the 3-year Rev. John Miller. Their attend­ 65 DIFFERENT ST Y LE S uncoridUioml FOR MEN AND WOMEN ants were Mr. and Mrs. Elwood SCHOOL Qood June 16 to June 22 D. Hudson of Andover, sister A LW AY S $55 TO $595 atrd brother-in-law of Mr. guarantee FOR GRADUATION This week only, you gets Doubled Shanahan. $44 TO $480 Cheeseburger free with every Double- The couple has five sons and ZlON LUTHERAN CHURCH Choose bracelet watches, Cheeseburger you buy. It’s two lean f one daughter. WUUem G. M!c- strap watches, sports-or beef hamburgers with melted cheese, Guire and his wife, live In dress watches, diamond seasoned up on a large, toasty bun. Get watches, automatics, Avon; James J. McGuire and Cooper and High Streets waterproofs and calendar two for the price of one, now at your his family live In Manchester; watches. In stainless favorite Burger Chef restaurant listed Robert McGuire, in Hartford; ARE AGAIN INVITING steel, gold-filled and below. Michael McGuire and U s fam­ I4 K g o ld . • ily live in Manchester; John J. ALL BOYS AND GIRLS. AGES 3 - 14 B est of aH, your grad­ Shanahan and Us wife live In uate gats 3 yssts of Muncie, Ihd. and Kathryn Bible Study — Hymn Singing sanies sbsoiuteiy FREE. Shanahan Mhynard, EHlignton. This ramarfcabis valus The couple also has seven Art Projects — Recreation offer will be withdrawn grandcUldi^. JuM ITtto Mr. Shanahan has been em­ Refreshments ployed for the past 23 years at Tarco, Bic., of Hartford as a JUNE 26 -> JUNE 30 sheet metal mechanic. Mrs. WiMMihim has been an assessor 9 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. for the town of BUlngton for 18 For Registration, call 643-7817 years and is also active in many civic and educatiooal Mrs. E. Bronice by June 2 1 st groups, • « v -3 4 X

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3A0B SIX BIANCHESTER ^n^ENlNG HERALD, MANCHEgnBt, OONN^ FRIDAY. JUNE !<. 1972 W jS.-T I,'-. MAMGHE3IBB EVENING HERALD/M ANCB^E^ CONN., FRIDAY^ JUNB 16, 1972 PAGE SEVEN ' i X ' - -V ; V Hlattrli^atier hafiiNiMd — if, for Instenea, them had been a b a id u t^ no pubUoMy fo r d w flrat Y o u th Sent Rehearsals Set plane htjacldng, or for the flrat of flMoe Weicker Assails Cotnltig ll^raUt modem walk up to the counter with a T o J a f l l n For Pops Group BYTHK paper bag iiaiik robhartoa — flian, im- MAN! ______PDBLISHINa 00. Rehearsals for the Greater U BI«mU StTMt questionably, thare would have baan Ih ru gC d se Attack on Nixon Manchester Summer Pops Or^ lUaebwtM', Oam. chestra, which is In its third BURt. LYONS many fewer r^MflUona of that parttettlar CSUBENWlCHi Conn. (AP) — speerii as ‘’teUing Yale stu- Putdlahar season, will be held each Wed­ U.S. Sen. Lbwell P. Weicker Jr. dents they ore headed for a >y)nna»d Octoixr L U P ______pattern of orlma, and piahapa no lapatt- gtvan 2 one-yoar nesday evening from 7 to • p.m. attacked Yale Preeldent King- worid in which the officials Pablldwd Braiy Branliia: Bnstpt Smtdayi at .the Unitarian Meeting House, tions at all. , inon Brawater Jr. Thuteday for they elect care less for the jmI RoUidapa. Baterad ijtthe Fort Omea at J® M fl put on probation 468 Main St., beginning June 28. daBdMator, Oobb., aa Seoond Claaa Mall lb reoognlM tha nla that the madia ^tidsing Prestdent Nixon’s needs and concerns of America Hauer.______w two years by Judge Joseph Dress rehearsals will be held on may play in Mpraadtng the wrong hind poritton on busing sbortly after than the president d Tale uni- the Tuesday proceeding the SUBSCRIPTION RATES pralsliig a hi|h6n«duoation bill verslty.” Payable la Adraace of suggoathai to itiaeaaed mind* is not, U at Minchsater. concerts on Wednesday, July 36, One Year ...... n*.00 T want to maks sura you and dleclalmlng its con­ “It is nothing short of dishon­ and Aug. 30. Six MoBlba ... U.SO however, to auggest fliat ttwre la any troversial antiburing provlsloa. Three MoBtha ...... *.76 hKTS BomriUiig hailing over est for this man to take advan­ The program is under the di- One McaiUt ...... *.*6 cure w hldi Uea within the power oC the y w head—to make you thitik Weicker called Brewster’s tage of his position of trust rectitm of IhilUp Strritter, Hartt gtoSle Copy ...... 16c stand on the biU "expedteney” By carrier ... ..weekly 76c media. twloi," Judge Adorno told among young people of our College of Music graduate and IftBoh, who had ploadog guilty and a recent speech BrewstM’ state, to exploit their openness music faculty in Newington Ckaicetvahly, there could be aome to ^ eounte of srie of con­ made to Tale eenlon an ”in- THB ASOCIAT^’'p RBSS for learning by present!^ par­ schools; and Dr. Robert The Aaaoetated Preaa la exeloalvely en­ vaitatton, toward conaervativlain. in the trolled druge, tolieotual rip -^.” tisanship as knowledge and in­ Richardson, Humanities Depart­ titled to the dee of repabUoatlon of all Atty. Robert Ik rr of Hartford, newa dlap^dtea cieditad to It or not other- degree of prominence and excKament Weicker, a Yale alumnus and dulgence as decency,” Weicker ment chairman at Manchester wtae credited la thla paper and alao the flotondlng Lynoh, abked the a Republican, voted against the ■aid. Community College. local newa pubtlahed here. the media give to such events In the Judge to consider that the youth All rlghta of republlcatloa of qieclal dla- bill, as did Democratic Sen. Students and amateur mu­ patehea herein alao reaerred. newa. We oan adnk ot no focmula, how- had already spent 80 dsye in Abraham. RiUcoff. Weicker sicians who have achieved a JnU awaiting dleporiflen of his ■aid ha did so because be frit certain proficiency on their in­ The Mancheater Pabllahlnx Company aa- over, by whldt the news oouM or should case, aumea no financial reapmaibOlty for typo­ the busing rider w as " a low- A b o u t T o w n struments, especially all strings graphical errora appearing In adreitlae- be quaranUned or embargoed. We caimnt menta and other readlBC matter In The Atty. Farr also aoked the water mark In eonstituttcnal low bass, and professlonala, Mancheater Brenlng Rerdd. do bettle wMh the evil, or with the Judge to ocnalder that the sroricn.” The rider attempts to ’The Rev. J. Fournier, co­ who wtah to Join the orchestra, Pull aerrlce client of N. B. A. Serrlee. me. mental disease. In our worid by trying to XSt ■■.'J' amount of drugs Involved was put a temporary bait to court- pastor of Emanuel Lutheran may contact M rs Mary Chi­ PubUahera Representatlrea — Math ewe. Ywy smaU worth (about tU) ordered busing to aobleva ra­ Caiurch, w ill conduct a service rico, 308 Long HIU Rd., South Shannon and Cullen me.. Special Agency hide It or Ignore It or Mwt It up In wnall, —New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boaton. and that lynoh had a Job watt­ cial Integration. Sunday at 6:66 a.m. on radio Windsor. tight compartments. ing tor him. Weicker said Brewster ex­ station W INF. The program is MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- TIONR We have to face our world and our- Judge Adorno, after reading pressed enthusiasm for thO sponsored by the Manchester You can keep packaged cake the ,pre-eentenee investigation, bill’s educational provlslans In Area Council of Churches and mixes as long as one year If . adrertialBg cloalng houra srives In aU its wor st potentiaBUoa. Pen noted that Lynch hod been Monday — 1 p.m. Friday a telegram to him vdilch said: the Clergy Association of Man- they are stored in a cool dry For Tueaday — 1 p.m. Saturday hspB, in time, the eoqiwlence wlU pro­ found guilty of similar charges "WhUe the busing rider bothers Chester, place. For Wedneaday—1 p-m. Monday For Thuraday—1 p.m. Tueaday duce not merely tem datie Indtefloa ylast year. “U he had been in- me I am not qualified to Judge For^ Friday—1 p.m. Wedneaday oaroerated the first time,” the how It looks In the light of al­ Claaalfled deadline U Noon day of each new wmat, hut the beglnntng of J u ^ Htid, “he wouldn’t be before publtcatian U Noon Friday ternatives.” tor Sattirday and Manday''pubUea- a wholeaale revtdalan and raaolve wideb ■tending here now. On the day the bill passed tite Uon. win Bupetlmpoee a healtlder, more poM- “Theee young men Just don’t House, Brewster, a former law Friday, June 16 believe until they’re behind professor, said in an Interview father’s day, and Uve, ocnteglcn on the body of our aode- bare,” Judge Adorno added. that he ’’resented” addition of f i ty, urttil the good impulawa diasotve the Lynch wea arreeted by Ver­ the rider and called riders “re­ gradlation cards! DDT-Wise It’s One World insanities. non police April 27 ■■ part ot a pulsive” as a way of writing 12-town roundup of euqpocted laws. But be added that he felt Tile United Staten government, hy for­ drug puriiere Investigated by the bin’s higher-education pro­ mal declaion from tire EkwlronmenlAl the Capitol Region Crime visions were imaginative and Squad. Lynch was originally PoUce Ge% New Radio System ’’■tatasmanUke.” Protection Ageamy, hem wyw prooiakBed Compaters To The Rescue NAUTILUS Fhotocrapbed by SylvUn Oflora -ohaiged erlth eight eounta of Sgt. Richard Sartor (standing) shows Patrohnan latest in comJhunications systems, the radio h i» B l tha Yale speech, Brewster llhl an almost complete ban on the uae of - One of die thlnga that helped, or ham­ poesMslon end sale of druge. much more depth than the exitin g sjrstem, and is criticised vriiat he called “ the James McCooe some of the features of the modem ditwrttowfl, DDT, eftecUve Dec. SI. pered, Senator Oeorge McOovem on his He pleaded gullW hCey 26 to police radio equipment being installed at the Man­ capable of hookup with regional police radio sys- administration's fear cf busing ' two counts of sale, and tha oth­ as a remedy for official segre­ way to his victory by flvn per cent of the temsr Sgt. Smtor, who planned the project, expects Thla ban is becoming United States however we all know experience er counts were noUed by Proee- chester police station. The new radio s y s t ^ , made gation.” Is the best teacher, not alttiag Herald the radio and accessory equipment to be operational poUcy because of our fear of kmg^raiige vote In CaUfonda was the use cf die big Poet’s C om er cutoc John Lombardo. possible by a $112,605 federal grant, replaces equip­ It was one of iwvaral recent on the bench. Most of the ottier youths ar- ment which has been in use nearly 16 years. The in about three months. (Herald photo by Bevins). occasions cn which the Yale Open 6 Daya *Open Thurt, tUt dangers to the health of birds and beast new gimmick of the 1972 campaign — ’Ihe coaches sure always toll­ Yesterdays 9® O p en Form Sonnet To Doge restod In the reglanal roundup president has crlticlsad the Nix­ and man — dangers which descend frokn the personal letter written by a com­ ing tbs .boys abaiot good sports­ have already had their cases on administration for what he manship, however the coaches 25 Yean Ago Hark! Aifie, Bow-Wow, Mutt, the fact that DDT never loses its taodc puter. dUqxwedcf. calls ’’excessive imiwtlence” Last call for Father^a Day! We’ve lota of fsU to pmotloe wbst they Jeff and Boo B oo ------Court Denies Injunction In Impoeliig i the sratence. with constitutional safeguards. properties, but keeps passing them along, Many of us have already begun to re­ preach. ’There are fifteen beys About 6,000 spectators witness Bo In style. a shiny new Mexican Chief Resumes different gift itema to aelect from. Beaidea the the most minute detail what Is Judge Adorno srid Lynch will He says this Is on historical iJfc— Edttorlal And Has Lorrioe on each team and nine poelUciis staratudded program at second deg tag, toa sometimes in cumulative style, through ceive the oemputer written letter, for planned for our children and be credited for the 60 days he In New Hope Manor Case trend which could be countered normal run of clothings toe have aome other Tb the Editor, so each boy can and should annual Spocta W ater Carnival at The new red deg tags tor you the various processes of nature. purposes of salesmamidp other than Today’s editorial on the Con­ we have the right to know in Center iqiwinga Park. are on sale; has already served. Seoond Day in Capital by “iHivate activism” on the play three Innings each. Oome A temporary injunction which on tha limited Issue of the prop­ unuaual thinga for the difficult man to buy pcrfltlcs. The mark of the computer letter necticut State Song la right to the very eariy stages cf plan­ . t ' Tell your mistress to get yours part of ottisans. While we in the United States are ban­ on coaches ito only a game so WASHmOTON (AP) — Mexl- House dtimer, the traditian was have prevented New erty line In relation to Stafford. the heart. , ning. Tb tell the parm ts in June 10 Yean Ago without toll. in a statement, Weicker said for... come aee ua! is that, for a ll its obvkMB artiftciaUty, let’s have all the boys enjoy­ OU can use yogurt aa a President Luis Echevarria olxwrved as Nixon and Ech- Hope Mlanor from moving Into Simply for the purpose of decid­ ning the use of D DT because of Its long- It can never be adopted as a that the school w ill not open In Is your last year’s orange Jew­ can he told graduating seniors at ing the game and not just a few. Qeneral Manager Rlobaid dressing tor chicken eelad. In everria traded compliments. ^ leased house in flomers was ing the injunction, and not a It nevertbeless manages to include aome State Seng. I ’d prefer "B o d a "-I-*,* «v> ti»*'e for elry dlin? , Greenwich High SduxS that range danger to health, the World Health ’IMa letter U the feeling oit Ifettin pradicta chance tor $85,- tUs case you may want to add began the aecond day of his Nixon caUed the Mexican deried yesterday until Dec. ruling on the question Itself, It touch which seems to reflect some B oda.’* serious consideration cf the mat­ Listen—Toodles, Candy, Ptaire Brewster’s “dmble stand on Organization is steadfastly refUrtng to many of tha parents and not. 000 general fund suipins tor ouny powder and onion powder state vtstt today, having made president a man ”ln the first igrs in Tolland Oounty Court of was decided to consider the Haven’t heard Mr. ’Turking- ter unless ttie Board of Ekluoa- ‘ and Tim, busing” means that ‘the Staia knowledge of the recipient as an Individ- Just a few. lOOl-dS flaeal year with top re- phia mluoed fresh parsley to rank of the statesmen of the Oommon P leas by Judge Arthur piece r i land to be used for ban It in the rest of the world. ton’s song, hut anything la bet­ Uon Inter.ds to be available to For Obvious Reasons If you want to bo la the'modam It clear he Is- here for more of Oonneoticut and the United cripte from tuition from other the yogurt to make tha dress- world whom I have met in this wiltiams. New Hope Manor as limited to 'le r - ter than this one. the public all summer! . An Unsigned Parent. swing. than Just surface expressions of States In this instance were bet­ The World Health Organisation's re­ towns. last quarter of a centuiy.” He However, an ^ ?<>ur 160 by ISO feet. The lyrics I’m sending you Yours sincerely, Co and tell your Master to do flw. amity. ter served by their politician In poUUcs the computer letter can be “has been'and wiU be one of reridents challenging recent ac- Briefs w ill be filed by June fusal to bfui IHlfr ts founded In its oon- can be put to music, or if n d M ary Bears MMses Hospital NoSea his Thing. A second meeting with Presi­ United States senators, Demo­ eight hundred eighty-teven employed as a foUcw-iq> to td^phone or the great leaders not only of his tton of the Somers Zoning Board 27 and meanwhile there Is no oem for the abort term health of the it edn be used by the state for dent Nixon and speeches to the To the Editor, UNUSUAL BUCKLES own country but of this whole of Appeals In granting perrnla- obstacle to prevent the move cratic and Republican, than by main street, in door to door poUtlcal canvassing, or as their Chamber of Commerce, on I mm *»M ng this time to try Don’t be latol ’R w Juno thir­ National Press Club and the the private sector as repraaent- world. Today in History Nlxon continued, sion for surii use of the fa­ by New Hope Manor into the downtown manchester, vacation advertising, etc. You ToUaad’s Beferendom to tell you bow important it Is tieth deadline— permanent councU of the Or- “ ®nilsphere, a fund-raiser. And results where they cility will be challenged in facility once certain fire and ed by the president cf Yale It fears the Immediate and tragic loss may, if you have any use for To the Editor, to puUlsh the ’Hospital o < 4. | THE launched a broad .attack on Addressing a joint sessfam of bean qirouts and French dreai- that wants to achieve.” threatened if DDT were called off its so slight, we may as well all etlna Tereshkova, was launched for up to 12 glris under 18 years ’The lights of the city shine with in the Miandtester ifem ortal ' March down to our «fl)oalntlis "NEEDLEtpiNT U.B. poUcy toward'Mexico ,and Oqpgress, Echeyerria declared In his statej lent, Weicker Free Main Street and Purnell Parking as a letter writer are certain to be re­ band together, vote the higher Into (»h tt from ’S base' fai the old. present job. prldfi Hospital, rix or seven times, ’Town HsU. • ! other nations. thkt nations hko Mexlod “ Itte wlUi cold water and drain ' C haraoterij^ BNWstoliris' Tide fined and improved and made even more budget and give ttie town and Soviet Union. In Oonneoticut tollored mostty ^ And Constitution Plaza makes a I always found It a Wg ’lift’ to Town Clerk’s Office He departed from ih e tradl- susplolous of the pacts aetween This conflict between our long range the schools the things it so across from to the needs d boy*, (his one % aophlsdcatod. and this, w e think, Is high wonderful guide.. receive a card. Please tell me d n . V r Pharmacy tion cf felicity common to such the great powers that ignore desperately needs. On Thla Date woidd be tailored after New concern, here In the United States, and Our four . seasons make us a of a person, who doss not like on Route 66A. visits In a speech to Congress, the rights and Interests of the good news, eapecialiy to those of us who Remember! Don’t waste half In 1776, the first settlement in Hope Hanmr in New York, that qxwtaman’s dream, to be remembered while they but ’Ihursday night, at a White less developed nations.” the often imperative short term concern normally find maintaining correspon­ your vote! Both questions should Kriituoky, Hanodsbuig, was A Thought fflr Today - d the ’’junUe prieat” Father ’Tourists and visitors come from are oonfliied. As for visitors, he answered! Voting No to the founded. Daniel Egan, and with his co­ in the rest of the world, has to be re­ dence a dWteiiM and onerous chore. far and between. this riiould be controlled by the f^onsored by tiw Manriisrier first question and yes to the sec­ In 1868, Abraham Lincoln operation. solved, sooner or later, because one of History galore, antiques by the doctor, and the boqiital. I fully Council of Omrehes Even the least of us now may. aa soon ond will make Tblland a better said In a q>eech In Springfield, \ A place was found to begin the ways In which this is one world, score. agree that one does net go to Bl., *’A house divided against YOU CAN as be can afford a computer, maintain a town fmr all ot lia. the Oonneoticut program. The IN MANCHESTER PARKADE the b«wietei to entertain. Hope is BO Usna you or I osn You can get to love us, more Sincerely, itself cannot stand.’’ whether anybody Ukes it or not, is when wide circle of pen friends while, at the In the post ’Ihe Herald, has buy on the open market. It Is WIN A.:. HartfWd YWQA agreed to. lease and more. Mrs. Harvey B. Blauvelt In 1887, the Alaska gold rush It Is a DDT world. No one has been em­ Our weather Is great, and some­ q>eclallsed on local towns newa a result of a process. It goes Us lO-room colonial house on same time, creating poeidble vohunes of began with news of a rich strike Mountain Rd. in Somers to the ploying DDT to grow crops or kill bugs times strange. I hope this conUnuea Many sub- on Bonsnsa Creek. something like this: We have wit and phlloeophy to be published later. But if you wait an hour, its Parent CrlticUee scitbers have taken tt for that setbacks and trials, pain and group, and support and con­ down In the Antarctic, but the penguins In 1030, the Council of the troversy have been seesawing The moment In which the computer is bound to change. liSBgne Ooaobee rcssoB. League of Nations held Its flrtft tiw b ie . V f our faithful listen­ P s m a s o n ic there are gradually collecting more and A friendly state, and down to I have been a subscriber tor ing tor God’s message In the ever since. ’Ihe town’s zoning proving itself the potential answer to the To the Editor, puldic meeting at St. James FUQHTTO board unanimously turned it more DDT into their systems. earth, As a parent of a nine or ton about thirty-five years. A* that Palace in Leaden. midst of all tills we' come to a correspondence problem Is also the mo­ down but the Zoning Board of Orowing steadily from Us birth. year old (Utile Laague) boy I time my son had one of the In 1*40, the French Maginot new strength. God gives us If the dangers from D DT are as real .first routes In Ooventry, he had HOPE la the veiy times when Appeals agreed to a variance ELECTRONIC CENTER ment in which it first appears as the A place to call home can be think it Is grossly unfair the w ay Line was ahandooed to the Oer- for its uee. found right here. these boys are treated. ’These to walk a mile to get the pa we are suffering' add feel lost as our own government now judges them kindly helper in another problem wfaicb mons la World War H. ^ ^ Now four citizens, Angelo With a love tlmt can grow year boys are put In to competition p e ia In 1*80, Plrerident Dwight D. Read Romans 0: 2-6 to be, we are not really going to protect ” WInthrop Nelson Deodato, James C. McKenzie, FOR QUALITY has been driving some people crasy. after year. with many other boys, they are flince the 'Hospital column,’ Eisenhower cancel^ a visit to Oo-Pastor James W. Oormier and Louis ourselves by any mere ban on Its origi­ This is the problem of leisure time, So pay us a visit, when you feel screened by the coaches who has been omitted, from The Japem after qnti-American riot- Aa ■ of TA* ChMMEftop, you Yidm, all d S om en , have tak- in a rut; pick the boys because of their Herald, there have been many Center Church nal use within our own borders. which has been foisted upon an unpre­ iny. C M win a lOHtay, •xpMMtt’iM M en the matter to court. Chounds You’ll smUe and be haiq;>y in ability, then cemes the phone comments, from friends and Ten Tears Ago for their objection are tiiat It Likewise, If the dangers are as real pared humanity by the rapid develop­ Connecticut. call that the boys have made neighbors and all seem ..to feel vacation for two In tha w orld’s inoBt 'Three feuding princes in Laos Current Quotes WlU increase traffic problems as we think they are, any oonUnuaUon ment of a technology which can pro­ ’Thomas D . Halenar the Big ’Team, then there are as I do about it Please give were attempting to end their aopMaticatad dty. Copanhadan. all the many hours of practice It more thought before mak­ and “injure their right to quiet o t the use of DDT In the rest of the duce all we really need In a abort work dlqwte and form a coalition “The ' Fourth Amendment Nothing to buy... no contaat Ip antar. ’The Choice with the team, tllen comes the ing It a permanent omlsaion enjoyment of their premises,” govenunent. does not require a poUcaman world cannot be Merated by anybody, week. Big Day when they receive their from your paper. that the board acted UlegaUy, TV) the Editor, who lacks the precise level of In our bouse It’s always a uniforms and the boys are very Thanks, Five Years Ago arbitrarily and in abuse of the ourselves, or the World Health Organi­ A selected group of especially sophisti­ Information necessary for prob­ JUST COME TO toaa up — shall we use the proud and sure that their team Ruth L. French, Soviet Premier Alexei Kosy­ (Uscretfon vested in it in that zation, or individual governments any­ cated computers have now begun the able cause to arrest to simply dlsfawariier or flush the toilet? U unbeatable, then comes the Grant HIU Rd., gin met French President It failed to give notice to the shrug his shoulders and allow a town clerk of Stafford ea re­ where, just because It is going to be dil- merciful task of inogramming leisure If we flush the toUet the dish­ big day, the first game of the Coventry, Conn. Chartes de QauUe in Paris, to crime to occur or a criminal to quired by law, as, they claim, washer winds up one gallon un­ season. Prom then on every­ Editor’s Note: Dropping the enlist his support for the S ^ e t flcult and expensive to emiHoy the same time for those who find themselves help­ dscape.” — Supreme Court Jus­ TBS CHEESE SHOP the p n ^ r t y lies within 600 der the amount needed to cor­ thing goes down lor these nine hospital column wasn’t a de­ campaign to force Israel to AND EXPLORE THE DELECTABLE WORLD OF DANISH CHEESE. kind of substitutes w e are going to get less and demoralized because they have tice WUUam Rehnquist In an feet of the Stafford town line. rectly waah the dishes. and ten year olds, they spend rision of The Herald. Hospital withdraw from Arab territory opinion broadening police pow­ They also claim the board of along with in this country. BO many hours in which they can’t go to When we moved to Manches­ most of their time on the bench, managemoit frit the column captured in the six-day war. er to nuka atnMtjsearobes. appeals exceeded Us legal pow­ ter over three years ago, we sitting out two three or even should be dropped In the in­ th rough FOR DAD OR GRAD And the scientific evidence of the tend­ their job. We wiU, as the process per One Year Ago . O P E N H O U S E : JUNE i m i m ers by defining a certificate of had to have the device on the four games or jo y in g one In­ terest r i the patient. Such re­ fects Itself, be able to do what the com­ The V.S. Senate voted 86 to 62 "For final vl5 to(y, we are '‘ Come’ Indulge and anloy yourielf-durlng You’ll alto find Ideae splonty—on Imag- occupancy under the guise of ency and direction of the long range in­ dishwasher which controls the ning, their hitting and fielding quests for continuation of the column should be directed to against a plan calling for a total mobHlsiiig a lljiw r torceo.’’—An '0(9 DanMi CTieeee toeing feettvsil inatlve end testy ways to asrve and savor granting a variance, refused to fluence of DDT is now sufficient to de­ puter says, and have a good time. flow of water to the machine go down because they are sit­ theso outstandinti chsttss. tile hospital. The Herald la most American troop withdrawal article InJNhan'Dan, the official Any dsrf you virit ue, youll And a de- permit persons other than resi- removed to get adequate water. ting on the bench so much, the IlgMful aeeorttnent of the mori popular Each day, The Cfissss Shop wlH also cree world wide urgency about it, even happy to provide tpace for the from Vietnam by the end of the OommiMdst party newspiq^r of ^dents of Somers to be heard at Even then It was marginal so coaches say that they are lean^ ) KBportod fromawaasee ^AMseetowlFDerunark. VYou'lla SI*II be feature a demonstration of a reeipod M ort though it may be that there has not Ing by sitting on the bench column. year. North yiotnam. a M t ^ s a i i ^ such traditional-and truly serving MiMOotlon using one of tholkmiah the public hearing, and accepted New Abortion Law we vrasbed the dishes about a brief d the law from coun­ been, as yet, a single medically docu­ drildoue—eppctoNiee nJilunder.^.Tllm cheeeee. Be sure you s a n ^ eonw—and 9:00 p.m. when everyone on the take home coplee of the free reeipo and sel for the appUcant without Connecticut hsis a new law against street had finished using large ./.King ChHotlon IX...B»rom ...Q nnd- mented instance In wWdx It has been T o m t /fsvartf...and the outstonding ever- serving Idea folders 'll have on hand giving counsel for the objectors abortions which is not substantially dif­ quantities of water. proved conclusively that D DT has ac­ popular Crtono Osnie. for you to enjoy. an opportunity to be beard, ex­ ferent from an earlier statute on the Now we have to put a gallon amine the brief and submit their tually caused a human death or promot­ books for U3 years. It meets the Insis­ of water in the machine with own. ed a human disease. tence of Qovemor Meskill that a strong, each fiU even at B;00 pjn. and 70 TEMPT YOU FURTHER... They-also claim there was no anti-abortion measure be adopted to re­ prav -bat no one bos diarrhea! fSgMiOMng Iho wsriCe MetivHlw are two showing of hardship as required, The only safe rule to foHow Is that the place one which was held to be unconsti­ Why? W e’re paying the same p r M you oan. win: NOTHING that It violates the emnprehen- use of DDT anywhere (Mmlnlshes the tutional. amount for water that every­ rive plan of the town, that such Although the new law satisfies the de- one else In town does but we’re I.Anaxeltlng Dtmlsh C h aasa TOBUYI use does not conform with zon­ health ot man everywhere. msnds of the Connecticut CnUurilc Con­ getting less. Our meter and TasSiig Parly you can hoM In ing regulations, and that the ference which lobbied extensively for pipes have been checked by the M ar awn heaia a. $28 valual Simply register your name board faUed to consider facts the bOl, the measure Is 'regarded in N town and found to he adequate. Wna i^anlsh Chaaaaakcrackara, on an official entry blank at affecting public bealtb, safety some quarters as no more than a stop­ ’The aome situation exists all and general welfare. Can Insanity Be Quarantined? fruit and othar *Tixlna” prp- Ths Cheess Shop during gap to fill the void left by court rejection up and down our street. the week of June 19th. Yesterday’s court action in­ We have a horrible suspicion that of Its predecessor. P.S. Please don’t print my .vldad for you with tha oompO- volved a lengthy discussion In Ebccei>t for Its preamble dedicated to name and address. I may want That’s all there is to it the judge’s chambers by attor- when a t*-yocto-old youth stood in the manta of Tha Chaooa dhopa. “protect and preserve human life from to *ell this house to a bunch of Your family and frianda will neys for aU parties concerned Greof Gift Ideas From PANASONIC streets of E U z a b ^ N. J., the other Sun­ the moment of conception", It Is little hippies. And while you’re there, be lava HI day morning, and unloaded his rifle into changed from the cHd law. Indeed it U Dilemma sure to enjoy the free iT h a grand prlM : A fuo'pacfcad FEATURED AT UGGETTS six pecqile, one of whom died, bis main difficult to see Tiow a court can find any eamples of our delicious legal distinction between the two. “A Bight To Know” IlNIay holiday In Cepanhagan. . Solas It Sarviea on reason for doing what he did was that U cheeses from Denmark. PORTABLES that go where you go — for a weekend or a picnic.. . . Take The new law wlU be *■ To the EkUtor, me along RADIOS in colors to match your wardrobe. TE LE VISIO N in made him feel port of his times, as these group known as Women vs. Connecticut. Our Board of Education seems t- AIMdws.N«wGUtad /■- black A white or color. — I f you can push a button you can tune a times were being recorded €Uid reflected A less stringent riieasure might stand a to be InsensiUve to the fact that better chance of surviving a court test. there are still a few of us left a m e e irS m m . T r a d o 9 t n a m a b PANASONIC color TV. — Tape it anywhere — the portable TAPE RE­ In the various news media. CORDER with the built-in d i^ jockey. Ready — casseUes, go! It‘s all I Even an escape clause which would have who feel that elected offlclala The grand pdie.winner will fly to We Serialise In riiould keep a frank and open great gift giving with PANASONIC. If you really wanted to be with It, that permitted rape and incest victims the from New York to (topsnfwgon via SAS. Ten ^>eed Repalre. option of leifal abortion w as ftricken line o t communication between Th* unforgsnabls Wrtemiy-planned ee- had to be what you did —get yourself a COMI OUR GREAT SBJCTION from the legislation. them and the electorate. peolallyto7y»»'to?/wChsesoShoR:-in- Hom% 4-8 |Mn. ^un, and go out and spray death mean- This raises the thought that some leg­ What Is the truth behind the ohidee some of this fairs flnset pitya, The inglesMy into some gnxip of peo^e you islators, caught on the controversial Is­ closing o t the Lincoln School? ftoyel B riM . tours ot the Royal RMacs and Salt. 9-5 pjn. OPEN SUNDAY - FATHER'S DAY How does this affect teacher museums, sight s i i lng. shopping, o g rsri had never in your life seen before. sue , may be hoping the new law will al­ so be held unccnstitutiofial. and child morale? IS this some vKSlion. You'll bs stoylng at an risgsri ■ritolAUm IN THi WOMO-S AT THE If, somehow, we could manage to keep Meanwhile, women who really want form d taxpayer blackmail or how m CopontoUMAnd wM boproridoV FINtSTCHIESCS The Bike Shop •nrt UaSr > »»' wHh $250 cash for spwiding monsy and FteneMsss ftoss coBst’tSH the nwwi of the first blind shooting Into aborttons need travel no farther than could It be that due to lew ele­ New York aty where tiierapeutic abor- mentary registration the school psreonri sxpansss ' roone 875-6739 257 s n u ic i ST. PARKASE ONLY! a crownl a secret from every place In the tions are available under the law. — is no longer needed? world eitoept the very spot In which It MERIDEN BTOORD. We have a right to know In 'jasrutKm Mt/tM ' r - ^ " ■' ■ ( V

'.PAOB mORT MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD.* MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. JUKE 16. 1972 O b itu a ry C la r e s Town’s Dembcrilits o n Empty Skyways • M W l y i l o AtwUiirfH l b s . AkM na AgooUnelU, 71, o f 96 B itdgs at., w ife o f UMMo Await AfosMnelM, died yesterday at a Qwet on Blacks Manchester convalescent home. ^SouV 10's M issibii Due O n Mi s . AcosUneUl was bora (OswIUraed Ira n Page Om ) who 1s an honorary seerstary; Oct. 17, 1901 In Cortona, Piov- OBrntOIT (AP) — James and John Hutohlnsoa; who is on 7 (OonllMMd Irom Page One) . eliminated, many tooueande of ince Qt Areiao, Italy, and bad Frasier, the younf Mack who By nU BERKOW cause every few minutes a klnda hard to ihake out." future peamngere wiU continue Oroobert, caarrace Foley and u ,, M.member oredentlala com- clap of thunder was heard Jaokera and oxtortiontata. lived In Manchester for SO was guest conductor of the Lie- Kay PantioelU. mlttee. A few people began, to to face t^ horrore of air LUV NBW YORK—(NBA)-On in the distance and Jagged "Undor law, air lino pUoto Crimea,"; be said. years. She was a member of ningrad Philharmonic last faQ, Of the 91 state convenUon s^ause of a court ohallange D6c. 8. a spacecraft with an leave. Most stayed. 8:40, the Manchester Senior Cittsens. is trying to bring soul to the lightning lit up maroon 8:48, 8:80. are diatyed wlto too responol- "Further rfaetorte wUl not delegates, 6 are women, none from a downstate Repuhttoan, impiaualbla mission w ill clouds. Mlity lor- tho Uvoo o i too pao- Survivors, beside her hus- classics and the clasalca to his are blaoka and only one — Rob- queationlng the oonatitutlanallty alingshot off Jupiter and be­ “There tt Is!” someone help u s." band, are two sons, Roland R. soul brothers and alsters, ooBgors Intriutod to toom,” "We must either stand up to TRUCK “What’s going on ?" I shouted. “ Isn’t tt beautiful?"; ert Tardift who la 28 — can ba of the aUU'a six Oongroaalonal gin what m i^t be a neve^ OH oeuioU oaid. "Wlion oomo AgoMlnelll and EMo AgostlnelU, Frasier la wilting, "Twelfth conaldered in the young adult dlatrtots, tha .RopubUoan notnl- ending trip through space. asked. A red ball benn to rise tola threat now, or be iwepared both of Mandiester; three sis- Street, A Soul Musical.” world govonunonto aro unahio to continue to be used ae hu­ AT group. I,. natlng convantlona aohedul^ by “Pioneer 10." said an eld- slowly from far off. The ball or unwUUng to Inouro tost lavol ters, Mra Naomi MoreHl of "'West Side Story* was a Pioneer 10 will carom off e ^ lady on the boardwalk. man pawns in whatever ma- New Britain and two in Italy; landmark because it brought Mancheater' haa two repre- each, of them fortomonoor tayo Jppiter at 9:28 a.m. EST, ac­ of .aafoty and oecurity tost wo cUnatians future air orlminata aentattvea 'in key convontlon bean called off. 'They are tempo- cording to KenncN^ “The satellite. It's supposed domrad, and you the travollng CHEVROLET four grandchildren and a great- Jan, real Jass, to the stage. to go off In 10 minutM. At may have in store for us. poota _ Dorothy Brindamour, raiUy raaohedulod for J i^ 6. headquarters, when in an­ cloud, puMlc expect, toon we can no COi. INC. grandchUd. 'Hair* did the same thing wlOt 8:28. We can see tt from poked out again and rose "The latter altenuttive ta un­ CARTER other 80 years the space­ lodger lit idly by." The funeral will be tomor- acid rock," he said, here. Didn’t you read about higher. Now tt sailed^ thinkable." row at 8:80 a.m. from the John “In my Twelfth Street,' I The platform andonte "tha craft iMves our solar sys- : O’OonnoU aatd bo wanted to 1229 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER tt In the papers?" through the bowl of the Big OHotmell said A lfA ta par­ F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 had to come to gripe with a expansion, atrangthanlag and tam, it will be the first man­ make e*pectally clear that too The satellite wiu to -be Dipper. In 80 years tt would ; ticularly gratified by the over­ W. Crater St., with a Mam of phllosiqphlcal as well as a musi- G >n ven tion adaquato fundb* of tha atate’a made object to do so. That’s leave our solar system, then ' aottan woo not dlrooted agalnot the Resurrection at St. James cal problem. I want to bring OounoU on BoapUal aa a maaaa all we know for sure. shot from Cape Kennedy, U-S. alrlinoo, but agalnot too In- whelming support it ta receiv­ some 60 miles up from Vero travel throufto the thick-as-: ing from the public. CSiurch at 9. Burial will be in rhythm and blues and gospel of axartliig atata oontrol over Scientlatf. with all their auxe Milky ^ t y galaxy. It ablUty at all natlMU to agree St. James Oemeteiy. music within the formal struc-. O p e n T o d a y the akyrookotliig oooto of hoigl- Beach. Pioneer 10 irould on the proper courOe oi action “To those we are tneonvan- immense tedmology, must gI almost impossible to think lonclng. we ainoerely apMo- Friends may call at the fu- ture of a symphony. And, Pd taUaatton and otbar carnpcBia ta carry a message in the form to atop air piracy. Page fin e) sit with fingers crossed for of a ^d-coaud aluminum about the sights to be seen ' gtae,” be said: "But, we have neral home tonight from 7 to 9. like it to be a landmark." of modloal oaro.*’ the next 80,000. years at 'on this little satellite’s eter­ He oald Rome oirltaM already ------Frasier, 82, vrtio conducted plate. TOe message was In no altematlve." ly eonvenaa tonight at 6 o'clock least before they know symbols and supposedly de­ nal Journey. bave indicated some meaaure Mrs. William C. Macht the Detroit Symphony on DomoorStB are already 'w** ataffinf Hmltationa" to. whether Pioneer 10 is a suc­ of aupport. MeanwhUe, toe governing OOLiUMBIA — bits. Cldra Thursday for the first time cipherable by any scientist Another rumble of thun­ body of toe Uitematlotial Fed­ fualad up with a platfonn Uaat- Meakfll on moefal cess. The spacecraft bears a regardless of his place in der. Another bolt of light­ **We caU on toe root to Join Hemming Macht, 64, of Cherry since be got rave reviews in the hands with us in this endeav­ eration of Airoine Pilots Associ­ tag RopubUeaa Ckiv. Thomaa J . ** * ff” *; . n-Brnfa-s message which will inform time and history. Tbe aatel- ning. Then a garo from the ations planned to consider wbat R- ^«reUon of sn adequate mimbar upon a quiet crowa along been in favor of the space be seen by some strange be- ' "But it ta inevitable that un­ fieoMr for as long as two by Haypence are great! and Miss Lillian Hemming, both gospel do go together. What Roy Harris Jenkins, rii^t, depnly leader of the the ocean at Vero Beach, program, spending aU those ings on some planet beyond less bfjack sanctuarlee are monthe. of CUnton, N.Y., and Mrs. Leuis j»ju trying to do is what other nuunhal of Harvard Hnivqraity'a alumni piroeauion ^'foJTputfotm r our knowledge but not be­ 6 rat^rgiiig that ir—MU haa personnel which has Fla. I felt a sudden awful billiona of dollars hrhen peo- Robtdns of Uttle Rock, Ark.; composers, such as Brahms, British Labor Party, chats with John Knowles, Thursday in Cambridge. Jenkins was one of eight le on earth, people li^ t yond our dreams. Unwrinkable freshness, easy care. Machine wash recipients of honorary degreeis at Harvard’s 821st treated the legtalature with *»®«* »«f»e»U y reduced by llio chill of dread in my spine. I and two grandchildren. They took the folk songs had once seen Just such a gere in the United States are AU of a sudden a full ’n dry Dacron* polyester knits, top; two tone, Funeral services will be to- the music of their culture president-elect Rockefeller Foundation, and chief commencement exercises. (AP photo) “arrogance and contempt," the ’ . . . ^ :RICIDAIRE • SONY ’ ADMIRAL * ZENITH platfonn leaffirma support for Democrats plan to tafeo crowd when a body washed starving. “But trying to moon emerged; tt was gra­ wine, hrown, rust. 10-16. helow; swing skirt, morrow at 1 p.m. at the Ool- put diem in a formalised ashore. communicate with some cious enough to have al- umUa Oongr^iational Church, atructure ” many of his vetoes. '‘P snothsr major twalnaaa of green, hlack, red. 10-18...... 9 2 2 each Tho Democrata aupport orsa- ^o oonvantlon on latw day- I now came closer. Lights other clviltfation,’’ she said, lowcMd this hopeful satelUte Burial vriU be in Center C»me- Frasier, who ea^ied a degree “well, isn’t that fantastic? its brief moment alone , on Oon of new programs, ex- !»*«>*« the rematatag li dale- from the beachfront Holiday SYLVANIA (DAL, Dreesee, Blenobeeter PorioUle ^ in chemistry but changed his Even if scientists sty the center stage. The old moon D ire cto rs panston of old ones, mom atato ^ national oomreatlon Inn and the Om s u Grill Res­ Friends may caUat^Pot- medical Food Prices May Go Up chances are very sUm.’ *^ cast its long, white shadow • Trt-Oty Ploso, Venioii) ter Funeral Home, 456 Jackson conducted Italy's La aid to towns and ciUes, and in- I** month, taurant created eerie' shad­ Even though, I asked, on the dark, eternal ocean. St., VfilUmantlc, from 7 to 9. C o m m en t several consumer proupe and McBtaroe said that retail food ^^f?*??***®* ** prtaotio ows of the people standing SredALS FOR Scala Opera after winning first there wiU not be a word In the shadbwa on the place in the Guido CanteUi in­ WASHINGTON (AP) twp. teiUiur ^them ^ th«± re retell ^ '^ M o tiet. ts chainschaine did iiid not want went another______sit_ hospltala. But they don't in- * *• ooBgresalonal dta- on the white sand. Mrs. Andrew Mlhaiiak Sr. r^ tatlves of the naUon's food ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Other men and women from outer space until at beach, people stood strain­ ternational Conductors' Com- least the year A.D. 81072? DAD-GRAD M rs. Mary M . MihaUak, 76, of S ession chains are teUtag crasumer joud should rise again saarply the food chains were esUed in ^ sat in automobiles, while ing for one last glimpse of peUUon. He conducted (srehes- the satelltte. And one could WlUington, mofiier of Mrs. Dur- in Detroit, IndianapoUs, groups to expect another big as oqieoted. to meet with Crnmeiiv vu> u m . ptaabrm supports tax re- m ore stood on the little Waiting. At 8:28, nothing. AND THE BRIDE "Why am I paying taxes?" to meet with ocmiyiy. He i^d M ancheter Area 8:80, nothing. 8:88, nothihg. imagine prehistoric men wood Bushey of Mandiester, Angeles and NashviUe, in food prices, particularly "Lt will be a matter of almost tMt it probably wouldn't ^ .... — ------*------— weathered boardwalk. The take the taitlatlra tai redreoring n ^ t waa clear and warm. “1 think It’s called off gathered around newly in­ the Inequities in its own tax vented fires to stare with was Uie wife of Andrew Mlha- government to conduct at L«-Le- remilariv scheduled bIm i A Price Oommlssioa, say- McEnroe said. -As for any posslUe action Police Blotter AU the Stars were out The again, fourth strai^t night,’’ structure." ■equined waves slithered In said a man, excitedly, who feaifiil awe at a disappear­ liak Sr. . ^ . ningrad. He was the young youngest . rMroetom' comment nmninn ***** ** *® comsenied about a TTie food chains suw now pay- that the rticem w Commiaslonv^omnuBBion pnK^ih**m *m B\)ur youUis wers- amstod by ing star.Destlnation un­ She ta also survived by 4 sons, ;^ertcan and first K,„„v Mack to h e l^ l^ ^ iS ^ r M S S rimrp wirge in retaU tag 660 per hundredweight per would take, he said, "Any con- what the Vernon poUee last night In oon- and burst with a foamy hiss had Just come from a car 6 other daughters, and 21 conduct there. ___ radio. ‘1 keep getting a known. food prices because of an in- beef carcass, ''the highest in systemstem other than the one peg^ve sJta^SS ^and * eo“ P*»*»» *•* on the beach. There must K.. , “**y ****** reaction when I -nie^comntaimix talked ' to crease at the wholesale level, is memory," McEnroe said. He we have now would Just be dta- IT l _ riTT celved about their aoUons at 19 have been a storm at sea, be­ Spanish station, and it’s (NEWSPAPIR ENTIRPRISE ASSN.) a m fiYwn the Intro- *"'®**“ ‘* ®** **** ®*“F® **** **>“ »*«■) Deputy Ibiyor Pascal Prisnano. "cheduled to meet to discuss noted that that was 82 over the astrous.” He said he saw no taxes." No stand ta ®c**®c* 8*-> Rockville. ^ o, ^ was 'My God! What am I doing the situation next Wednesday, high ta February when Trsas- precipitous action by the Price Charged with poMiMion of * SSTselZn. ^ A n>okesman said that a ^ Secretar/^ B. OonnaUy Oommlsalon against food and ^P®-*******^ << a state income ^^th tat«rte seU with a concelehrated Bfemat **a^ *■ ^ .y ” ****®^’ ' The man's problem concerns number of «ons are under called in Mg chain stores to meat prices. • It was the flr« time cultlvatkin of iharikura St. Edward's CSiurch Stafford grarboge and refuse pickup, conslderaUon. talk about rtatag food prices. McEnroe conceded that food mj* ujat tho tMnoerats had a F»ak Brown, 16._of 19 Probers Search Peaks Summer Jobhunt This Year SAVEW* STtVOMU ^ri^T^lO. aSS’wlU be to ^ be an easy prob- A *” ^® *®°<* ‘"n*®™ A*®**’* *»®*>* *® *>® '*®®*'** ^ chance to attsMc sn taoml^ ®»*J i M n a M i w Cemetery, Staf- strrat lyple leadtagjip ^ usually. His prob- chains, Timothy D. McEnroe, any st<9 t o it," McEnroe said, an increasing amount of the Ranuhltosn gmmpimr in M m i n 17, o f no certain address. St. Edward's to the (1967) Detroit r io t But Republican governor In their For Viet Crash Ques Calls for Extra Effort MoasiniifSK fMdTO Springs. BDnnxB , » u w ii« I *1, ___lem ______however,■ — ta ______——His _____ public relations director with '*'** P*!**® Commission has higher wbMesale food costs be- bleanial atato platfonn. Chargod with posMtarion > o f it's also about Mack life in the marijuana were Jeffrey A. WU- er unidentified eireraft, but in­ Friends mav caU at the fu- IV® property is in two towns—Ver- the Nafional Asaoclatian of discussed food prices in recent cause of posslMe inessure from ^t^n't minnn words BAIOON (AP) .— Air cresli By ERNIE HOOD • Prepare a simple resu­ J neral»S ^ e 3 g S lrZ “ to “ Mancherier. His lot EVxxl CRatos. «dd that big food weeks, but tt has recommended the Consumer Price Index for ______Hams, 18, of Vonion Oardaa Inveetigaton flew into South tensive cheoks lUeolpeed no eth­ me, and if you have a type­ S r ^ S S S S ife $ f ^ 9 7 hope it's entertaintag. fronts on a Vemon street to stores have been absorbing a no action so far. Among the op- relations reasons. Release of tlons______against MfriMlI Include;jyflg. : Apartments, and Daniol Fl»- VletnamV rugge^ central lilgh- er plana missing and no orteok- Granted you may have to writer put together an infor­ • liAtoB “ When a character ta in­ Anniversary Mass ^ ~ i ~ ® depth of about 60 feet. The wholesale increase ta prices of tions under consideration are the Oonsumer PPrice Index for —PuiiuW a policy of “in. **®**y> **® c**tala addrsm. All lands today' to preibe toe wreck­ age of enoOier plane waa found. mation sheet listing facts MM hMita troduced in music, there ta a scratch a Uttle harder than PeImJ 8ll| iM *>«**»• They wore to bo pro­ in wtaloh 81 |tersanis—inolndiag toe oliUner were six pi®>B*>®'s aradox in the job market bilities and where you can be celebrated Sunday at 10:80 Z i^Z«- to ®*^** *® *“ M®**chester. He saU the aasoclaUon's the Nixon administration wants holding back a retail price rise, _taunehto* "a savage at- ®«“®* *** CSrcutt Court 19. Bast 17 AmerlceiW " apparently were of a family from West Brad, Slat may prove ol advantage be reached. ' a.Tn. at St. Bridget Church. ^ ciooest Jfenchester street board hss been meeting With to avoid, sources s a id . he said. tack on education' Hartford, today. T^; .qnwta-,------uned Thuraday.i. WIe., and a young friend on to students looking for work • Develop' a list make it a soul leitmotiv. of corn- ta about a quarter-mile away. ------Scuttling a department of made by otfioen, c< tte Anofher Okthay Faclflo'flight tbelr first trip overame. this summer. panics you think might bave "Now when the pimp comes H4 was getUng garhoga and ..aa. __ VakPewMiVemon VinllMkFoUce Department's Aliert J. KerUn Sr. on it's sort of a . . . dip da-da Justice Mils for "Matanlty poUti' was delayed la Singapore rad They were Thomaa J. KMny. " While some c o mp'a n i e s openings,, k pp 1 y.p^ oh ally TOLLAND-iAlbert J. Kerkln refuse pickup ftom both towns cal reasons": ^ cia l Services Squad hsadsd eearehed for exploalvee. 60, im aldent and chairman of have admittedly pared their to them and take copies of du-a op. When the nice girl but, because of circumstances, Pressiire itits IRA W ing South Windsor Sr., 61, o f Grant £QU R d., hus- monies on its lovey-dovey, but —Replacing career state em­ by LL Edwin Carlson, (^Mkeemen at the airline's the board of B. C. Ziegler d>.; organizations to the bone in your information sheet with u the Mandheeter pteknp stopped. Ronald D . TlUbodeau, 90, of band of Mrs. Helen Poesay wihi a little sariiay on the ployes with "political ap­ headquarters in Hong Kong Ms wife Roberta, 4S; tiielr four order to stay in the black, it you to leave with the person­ Keildn, died yesterday at Rock- bockbeat." He claimed, in his story to On Cutback in Violence pointees” ; 60 Mountain S t, EUUngton, was said they hod not nded out toe children, Katiileen. 21, Daniel, has . meant that when extra nel people for possible future Prignano. that for the post six f Sew er W o r k an outdated eu- an«'i*«J *»y Vernon p^oe last poeatoUity that sabotage caused work comes up there’s no contact. vUle General Hospital. Frarier is also trying to move years the Manchester^ofuse —Adopting 20, M ery Jane, IS, and OoUeen, BELFAST, Northern Ireland The Provtalanata, meanwhile, pen-highway phUoeopliy" in ***«•*• «« » warrant taeued by the oraali o f the Oonvair 880 Jet 19; and Andrew Pick. one to do it. Temporary help • As our Labor Depart­ 1911 • ta in Md^.T"a^l^ Bridgeport and had community ^ place cf a balanced and liir Circuit Court 13 eharglng him goo mUee nortoeaat of Saigon. According to information must be hired. ment W ag e-H ou r Division wito the ciaaaiM. turning around for its return (A P ) _ The ProvtakMwl wing claimed they conducted a refer- Q o s e s R o a d lived in the Tolland area since of the IrUh Republican Army endum among the 16,000 Catho- tegrated transportation plan; with two counts of forgery, But there were confllctlag re­ from the airline and other That’s your cue: Look for people note, also be prepared "There ta a lot of Interest in to Manchester. As The South imndsor Depart­ 1933. He was a oommunicam communicant m of good music among youth, tmd auence he~^d hT« was under more {sreasure today **cs over 16 ta the Oregon rad -Undercutting Oomecticut'e ******* degree, and two counts of ports that toe plane bredee up, aources, toe other Americans the job with short or unusual to show proof of age because silVE*lS* St. Matthew's ______ment of PubUc Works has leod en ^ Ita ^ field of men- *a««eny. third degree. Hie ar- exploded In fUght and oroahad hours, the type that people federal and state laws pre­ Church. For the the black community, more la broken up and needs re^S^ *® **y **» “ ***“ “ *^ «*''® Ixmdonder- announced that Newberry aboard were: past six years, he was em- than mort people think, Provisionals con- tni retardation by firing “ dedl- *^***a were made in connection requiring full-time, regular clude some jobs for those t m u S a _____ t s f . 2 f .i 5 Oomplaintag to the nibfatah Northern Ireland a toM breather thor *T* Rd. eastbound from Rt. 6, intact. Kenneth Ctaahome o f High­ JE/Wi M ia XUM M N ployed as a custodian at the trol. They said the question cated leaders” and "slashing" with aa In vestif^ made by under 18 for various reasons, “But they have to know w ^ contractor and to the town has Irom violence. American helicopter crews land Park, m., a buyer for hours v w not be interested MoestTiianK Northeast School of Vernon. He asked was "do you support our and Oovemor's__^ ^___ Highway . ___ ^ __ . msrchsnts Involvtag ebeoks inclqding safety. A birth cer­ budgets; who located toe wreckage Goldblatt Brothers Co. in. Such employment might » CVkM yl MaSi •ialli ■ formerly had been employed by IL.!?ta|r^b*^Q **®1^ i!"**®®*’* * * * , . tkree-potat peace plan—yes or westebound‘ " from Ellington “ -Exploiting puMlo dta- -**®*® “ ®* Fo*l«» include cashlermgr work on tificate. or school record is IKiMlaaMiMimfH* Rd., will be closed to through ThuradEty returned to toe scene Rlcberd end Diane Lee, Sen Gregg and S«> *•*>*»• «**«» ««**»*• « « •«*»> to eearcb for toe vlotlme. Hiey switchboards, busboy and acceptable in most instances. of- Manchester.- - • menro. you ^ t con mem ara told an employe of the Man- members of Northern Ireland's ^ - o-g amtast traffic beginning Monday due Franctaco. use of "distorted , statistics and «***»»*« w*** *»• "Hded to those rqMcted seven iMdiee bad bean Mr. and M n. John Wldaman, waitress work in lunchrooms, • Try to time your inter­ Survivors,ra. besidesoesiues hisms wifewoe, ^ m ®®P®^’ »*»«*erate Social Democratic The’Pro^^^' three points to sanitary sewer construc­ unsimported charges”; already made. TIm amount in- recovered by tills morning and n , Warsaw, Ind. Wldaman ta a drive-ins and cafeterias and views for the morning hours. are a son,, Albert J. Kerkln Jr., jand it " ^ ®®«»*P®***e<* ***» *«*>• and I^bor party, urged a truce are an end to Internment wlth- tion in the area. —Vetoing Mile that would solved, i>oUee said, ta about part-time sales work. Most employers prefer to in­ It ta believed that the there waa no sign of eurvlvore. trustee of Indiana Untverelty. assistant superintendent...... of Ver­ Frasier a fwiner music con^tor to his home "for a day, a week, a year, it out trial ta t suspected IRA have stimulated the economy South Vietnamese militiamen As ^we’ve mentioned be­ terview then. Incidentally, streets wiU be closed for at Lyons F. and Anne BekU Liv­ non schools; three daughters, teacher ’ta the predomtaaUy ‘ ***®’***»*™- amnesty for poUUcal and cut unem]rioyment; TUbodeau ta to be preeeMed were flown in to jFoteot toe fore. do not overlook such don’t be too pushy, but least one month. Local traf­ ingston of Hmonlum. Md. Miss Joan Kerkln, Mrs. W alterblack__ _ suburb______o f______M u ter, stlU n l c l ^ u ^ t r i’t h ^ *‘ '"® *^®*®'**» prisoners and the withdrawal of - “ Drastically” reduimig the *** CUrcult Ckxirt 19, East Hart- •earcheni. American and Japa­ traditional summertime work neither be timid. Darcey rad Mrs. Wallace D^Mt-area acho^'. pexea up wlmout the truck order In the province a chance British troops. The Brlttah say fic will continue to have ac­ number Of security, medical *®*'**, today, lit. CM. Riehard J. Meeriira, cess to their property at ail nese consular otflclids also flew as camp counseling, life­ • Be sure to dress neatly White, all of TMland; a brother. and rrtiaUlltaUve peioonnel at Ronald A. Bell, 16, of n N. reported stationed In ThaUand We usuaUy take some ** woikliig. peace mjist come before the times including school buses to the area. guard work, baby sitting, and appropriately, and if you John Kerkln of East Windsor; a y^^^ talented blacks with us. gaUrfs^ra taSTtae '” **y "*"*« ‘**«‘*' P‘®® ®**®' ®“ ^ conaldered. state ''aita and orisons. Park St., Rockville, was chaig- Japan Air Lines announced wlto the U.S. Air Force. and service work at summer are reporting by appoint­ rad emergency vriiicles. James PhUty Ktaer of (Bang­ sister, Mrs. PUoska Gocsei of we had two young He“ ^d*Z told Z ***8«ttag ta London for two Some women in the Bogslde Hie Democrats go on record ed yesterday, in a warrant ta­ tiiat it had ordered oU its resorts. ment be prompt. Hartford rad six grandctail- It is recommended that kok. blacks stag selections from (the oickuo oi th<» Vemon .ride hours Thursday with William and Creggra called the referen- motorists use alternate in the iMopoeed platform in fa- sued by Circuit Court 12, with plenes flying over South Viet­ Your neighborhood might • When you leave names dren. ItaU ra^^) ‘PagUaccl.' But ^m toe WMtelaw, Britain's minister for <*um question ambiguous rad vor of ratifying the women's larceny, third degree. He was M. R. Thorne, address un­ The funeral will be tomorrow routes during the construc­ nam to take a more soutiterty also be a source of employ­ of references be sure to ad­ rights amendment to the feder- released on a 8300 non-surety course "becouee of potential known. at 8:16 a.m. from the Ladd Fu­ *r> ^ -"“y “1. tion period. ment if you look around for vise those whose names you al Constitution. Ratification bond for appearance in Circuit danger resultln$^ from war ac- The plane woe flying Cathay families who m i^ t be going are using so they will be neral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., ______was rejected by the etate House Court 19, Rockville, July il Pacific’s Flight CX700, and toe Rockville, with a Mass of Uvltles in rad oxoimd" the air on a vacation and would weP ready to provide information ^at music teU stories of the ^ ''^ 7’lf‘he‘bn^t”^"''^ P^^eirt hri>la^“to“b ^ ^ "®‘^"‘® Src^ties*^ei^roSt^d‘to P®”*®*®^' W. «>* «*• corridor in which tha Cathay airline was tliiped that a bomb come reliable care of their about you if called on. SYLVAHIA (3iristian Burial at St. Mat- was aboard toe same flight to­ human condition, people, re- ^agg and rubbish the quart^ talks that he hope. wUl Uy the with Beti^?T^mb MaTt'^agS «' C®v«****Tr. «*«®»*®d T®- Pocifle flight crashed. But mUl- yards and inspection of their • And last but not least, thew's Church, at 9. Burial wlU ^ , 3 3 3 (rf race or social ^Ui Betiast, a bomb Mast d ^ ^ the amendment. terday by Coventry PoUce rad day. That airliner waa searched houses while they are away. Hack M i Wkflt PMinBLE TV be ta" ■St Bernard's Cemetery, gtanding, can enjoy It, appre mUe to a Manchester street. groundwork tor aU-party nego- guerrillas in Belfast rad Lon- a store, but no one was hurt. tary sources say V**/ t**'*^® **® do your job hunting alone, He comidalned to Prignano, tlations on Northern Ireland s ______Hie platform supports "full charged with larceny, fourth de- iiwtieaHnn the Oonvair was shot In Singapore, where It made a You might also think about Rockville. date it and be moved by it. parUcipaUen of youth in our gree. scheduled stop en route from not with a pack. Employers There are no calling hours. "I get no water, no sewer serv- future. He also renewed the asking relatives and friends hire individuals, not groups. MmovaUt uw ter«a». Ewpfcoa* "And we take a young black ice and, now, no garbage pick- British government's promise election process" and urges The arrest was made in oon- First reports Thursday said Jakarta to Bangkok and Hong to inquire at their work tack md pietwa' »"«• girl with us, too, occasionally. that "aU funds presentiy ^qisro- nection with a theft at the home Krag, but no bomb was found. If you would like informa­ • 6 9 * * Martens Twins up from Manchester. Why am I of a plebiscite on Irish unity if Military Hield Top Heavy the'aitUner coUlded with anoto- places if there will be open­ She’s a good vloUnlst, with a priated for summer youth em- of Arthur Vinten, Rt. ai,-police tion on a specific career field Graveside services for Steven paying taxes?” there ta a widespread wish for ings for summertime help, huge natural (hair style) and rad Bahrain until they are sub- Ployment be released by the gald. Miss Pmneroy was releas- because you may need all write to SO YOU WANT TO and Daniel Martens, twin sons ghe wears the shortest 'minis. such a vote. (Oonttaued from Page One) whMetaw also nroDosed fall , ^ nutieumltted to ine the benate Senate lor for ratifi- -'je-— Repu*>Ucra administration." ed on a 8250 non-surety bond for the assistance you can get. BE in care of the Newspaper of Lt. and Mrs. Robert Martens "The kids can identify with A broiler pan ta easy to wash *:«q»**»**e»_____ — ®* «>***ce for mUUary ^^tion as treaties, rad to re- . ^ *®*>®*' .»*«*** ?* ***® I^ * appearance In Circuit Court 19, Enterprise Association, Suite of Eglln Af%, Fla., who died her, and with the music. “Hiey if you use hot sudsy water end elections for Northern Ireland jjgg officers Here are a few tips you 410, 2M Park Ave., New Monday at the Eglln AFB Hos- get turned on to it. should be getting out of the a wire brush. on the 28, of York, N.Y. 10017. pltal, will be tomorrow at 11 representation. way without delay: was arreat- • Analyze your capabili­ a.m. at St. James Cemetery. give the provmce’s dw,w» no- weak and toe poor wqck- ed yesterday and charged with Immediately, after the service, *®i‘ ***e Issuance of ,M w krMM W9 PtaOT proUemriden country, formerly ucenaes. o f the GathMichoUc tommlttee of by the SenateoenaiB Foreignrureisn Reis-w ic- v,eWyj-bl ie^Zr^ Jenntan l^ 1065 ^ E Iflddle Middle *«•>»-“ «*****«* “«»• appropTla- amendment, 209 tO 187. easily... by advertising those items hat Mr • ikM*, •ilnrM no fire. CRtar tacMrt. . r known as East Pakistan. An ad- ’ Peace In Ix«do.m=..j-.Ixmdonderry’s Creg- uons ijommuweCommittee i»to euicut off . cowxUnategSjjinate activities major dqicut- Befoee the final vote, Demo- for tale with a low-cost ad in • eiM lar «Mm cRmNi Mr , Girls entering second g;rade RWMnnMC* *•< • 299 gra district, said toe proposals funds to Implement mUUary coming year. ments, perhaps InvlU^ a presl- craUc leader Hole Boggs of diticmal 8400 was realised in ^ who wish to Join the tha Clastifiad columns of this rallakHRy. Eel Emerges were "a constructive move rad base agreements with Portugal ^ ^ ■ dential veto and stirring an Louisiana told the House tliat. newspaper. • MM is relMHl otra. profits from the Mock dance Girl Scouts are asked to con- It promises well for the fu- j-,, . t s i election-year debate. if the President “wants to veto From Plumbing and the rock concert. tact Mrs. Armand Fortier, ture." ■ '■ dhot Kccords By a vote of 277 to 60 Hutrs- toe blit, that’s his privilege, Pledg’es for the 165 walkers form er leaders with manuals, All you have to do it dial 000-0000. MEDFORD, Mass . (AP) — But Bflchael Farrell, vice NoN o €omplainite?'Complainits? r;*__ day night, toe House approved Wer’U bring It beck and try to averaged about $164 per mile. other materials are re- chairman of toe Northern Re- - ______. i*.. v.aaU aa. xTUx Aac8Vt79V?aCl 81.27 UUlon more than Presl- override." A friendly voice will answer When residents of an apart­ The highest pledge was over Qoested to also contact Mrs. A p p a r e n t i'y Mraches- statrace Movement—^wblch of­ ATLANTA,___ Go.______(AP) — _Be- dent Nixon had requested for Some Democrats said they your call and will help you word and ment house comidalned of low $30 carried by Kathy Laskey Fortier, ^ t e r youths have no com- water pressure last week, a ten reflects Provisional think' overseas travelers oftra ***® ^partments of Labbr, and doubt that toe President would ^aca your raiponsa-gatting ad. Cleaned and Pressed of Manchester, rad toe lowest The Children’s Walk for Edu- will not jdalnts or, if they do, they aren’t telling anyone. get too few or too many vaccl- health. Education and Welfare, find It poUtlcaUy foaslbte to re- ciw cents a mile by a little cation scheduled for tonight has whii* men nations. toe Center fixr Disease ,’*^® "*,®®*^« to toe Sen- Jrot a Mp financing popular exposed a section of water canceled, due to toe in- P*rt*®‘P®*« ***in *®**“ talks *«^*« while *“*“ men What was billed as a Doesn't extra cad) seem like a fair main to flush it out and dis­ re m a 1 n Interned." Farrell Control says It wants toe air- ®*® **®®****' ®*!®^ ***1 AND Walkcards and money will be Junction against Tuesday’s ref- "Gripe Session for Touto” exchange for those unused hams? covered a 4-foot eel. Since then Unes to comoutertae toe vaccl- •tsrt**** J***y 1. n»oet o f it program s wMle, at toe same collected at toe Old Jail Mu- erendum. added that a plebiscite would was held last night by toe two more eels have been found Democratic Club of Manches­ seum in toe Administration Football Signups be meaningless unless toe Irish ^ grams. more money pnt the Vietnam in the system. in the repuMic also voted, an ter. The only ones who show­ tions. Bull^ tomorrow from 10 a.m. RegtatraUeii for Midget and , to ed up were eight members of ***** ** •****l*Af to two pro- wsT. If be did SO, the Demo- MICHAEL’S idea U The until 2 p. m. They may also be Pony football will be held Sat- |^*® |*** P*^®*®®*“ **® “ ®•*•” *®toe club, ready to "listen 1 vious money measures vetoed crats would have a certain reject. '*“*®*‘l «®“**®***®** infoenmtom by ^ President because toe campaign Issue, Personal Notices left at toe Saving Bank of Tol- urday from 1 to 4 p.m. at toe rad learn" what views about jnmtri|(Tdtyr t_ land, with toe specification the Tbwn Hall. Anyone Interested William Craig, leader of the' on wb^ shots are needM for amounts far exceeded hla pref- Hie lUN bilUon added to the mUttrat Protestant Ulster Van­ Manchester its young people travelers to foreign countries, erences. MU Included |M2 roc- money is for toe Bangladesh in coaching a team ta also ask- in toe 18 to 26 age group In Memoriam guard, which claim s 200,(XX) The ODC haa been dtaciualng RepuMlcra leader Gerald R. ommended by toe ApproprlOr rellef fund. ed to come to this session. have. In loTlnc memory of Robert D. sui^orters, said pttqwrttonal toe Twoject with toe Abr Hons- Fprd of Michigan, supporting a tiens Oommlttee for various 44B HAKTfOID RD. — M ANCHPHR lleOaanell, vbo passed away Jude Weekend Events Midget football ta open to ^ Either they don’t have any 16. 1169. port Association, said - Dr. Ar- list-ditch losing drive to cut out programs and $864 miHkw» tock- CLEANERS Cub Scout Pack 915 wtil hold boys aged nine through 18 rad representation would be a sell' complaints or they aren’t Stirithig llsralh NORGE • PHILCO * TOSHIBA ’ SPEED QUE^ Gone but not forgotten. its annual family picnic Sun&y Pony football ta for boys aged out and a step toward union talking. None of them showed tlnir S. Osborne, chief of toe the increases, warned that toe ed on y y a floor amendment for CDC foreign quarantine pro- MU faced a Veto if the boorts elementary and seoandary Read Herald Advertisements ‘ Sadly lUSMd. from noon until 4 p. m. at 12 through 15 Each chUd regis- w(th the Catholio Irish Repub-up. Sons. Crandall's Park. tering must pay a fee oi 84. Uc. gram. ' were retained. seboot programs. / / / / ' ■ ^ f -i ' . ' - ■ , r

/ ■ /' ■/ BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. JUNE 16, 1972 VAtV0> IJrT.WWWV PAGE TEN mNGIQSTEE EVENING H^atALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. JUNE 16, 1972 with a atarapangled banner on became a regular canal worker “I go down to the canal evsty Nixon Campaign each aide. A bas-relief of NU- a few years later, chance I got,” Wolfe said. *T Off and ftunriing on’s face ^peara on the front H ^woilied the canal until he can tell you all about the iuates of the mugs. ReUreti Merchant metr a canal heat captain’s and the Potomac River bsoansa' Judith Ste^anie Ademson Small Nhcon. busta aUo are' daughter, married her and pur- I’ve seen both of them an my Michael Joaeph Klaellca Bjr DAVID VIDAL ECHS Grads Kerin Aeh Addle BAD PAULO, BruU, (AP) ^ bding produced at the faeti^, chased hie store In 19S0. life.” 262 Diane Louiaa Kdakowaki Unde Ana Amelllno but beer mugs long have been Turns to Writing Henry John Kopacki ■ Pragldsiit Nixon’s ; reHrieclicn Donne lUrie Albeit the firm's foremost product and Paul Louia Kraahafaki osrapsign Is ott shil nmnlnr in Alee Butler Aaderecn thousands of Its non-political Margaret Maiy Krauakas runote Rio Negiinbo, m south­ WnJJAltePORT, lid. (AP) biifb that Wdfe keeps busy Loren Joseph Andreo ones dot beer halls from Efom- William Bradford Kronea ern town of 14,000 in SsnU Ch- — TnuUng news, stoctos and writing sunilements. Mioheel Joseph Andreo burg to San FTandsco. Walter Joaeph Kiyzak terihs state. merchandise has always oome Tbs book now is ready for Us MaryoJto tlergaret Andreoli Deborah Ellen Labba Hanaen worlmd persanaUy on easy to Oeoiga “Hooper” Wolfe fourth jjdlntiiy and Wolfe, a Mara David Andrews The campnlgners era cominc the mugs, maiding out the pres­ Maiy Lynne LaBonne in more than 4B years at Us fourth ^tde dropout, proudly David MaA Araell out bjr the thonesnds. ident’s fOce from a small bust Joan Margaret LaPond One hundred thpnsMui o f general store- noted he has more than 4,600 NOTICE! Praaei$ JOha Ardini Robert Eldwatd Lane of Nixon which the American But now toot he has retired copies in dreulation in 43 Barbare Catherine Avery then, aU bearing; the Ilkenesa Judith Anna Lang firm provided. But hie loyalties from active shopkeeping, he states. * Justine Mary Belboni of the Preaidant and adorned Richard AlBred Lamore remaiA steadfastly mugs-first. : "COUNTRY DRUG" Bugane M. Bailey with a stylised American H a g , hasn’t slowed down a b it He He keeps a record of every Joyce Elaine Leaky V *T don’t know ths Demoeratlo recently turned hiz talent for bobk sold, corresponds srlth the Cynthia Ann Baltes are reoelvln( the fin al touches candidates, but U they need our Prescriptioiis Karen Latini at the Paraxoarte ceramlca fhc- story teUiiig to another field— readers end other canal en- Raymond Anthony BaitleU Joanne TherJea LeVae aervioei. we’re willing,” he Lori Ooo Boleir tory in Rio Negcho. wrlfing about the CSiesapeoke thusiasta and sells most of the Can Now Be Hlled At Nicole Bertha Laverdiere aald, adding, "we can make and Ohio Canal, one o f bla fa­ books Umaelf. *Bruoo Lottio Beiflcro campaign’s end, Nixon beer muga In a thousand differ­ Maureen Oeralyn Leahy and^ his aupptwtere may be vorite aobjects. ' Wolfe said be likes to know Robort Chriatophor Bennett Bernadette Maty'Leary ent styles.” Robeit Oerald Bergin makbiF a victory toast In cue “Never knew Pd write a who buys them. BEST PHARMACY Carl Byera Leea of 100,000 Nixon-teeed beer book. I Just woke up one night "All you have to do to write a DeviA Christopher Berube Jamea Philip Laban . Denial Robeit Resaw mugs. flPHXAL TBANK 8 and started to write about an book la keep your eyee open Phone 646-2817 Deanne'vlrene Lopala Esaton, Pa. (AP)-The Jun­ incident I suddenly remem­ and obeerve,” be says in re- Russell Joseph Bilodeau Maiy Elizpbeth Lupacohino “ Technlcslly It is Tascinst> Steven Matthew Bixler Ing,” eays ceramlca engineer to, Easton Area Hii^ School’s bered from a long time ago,” counting how be wrote Ms book For Prompt Service! •Marian Elizabeth Maccarone newspaj^, recently gave spe­ the m-year-cld sbi^Deeper said. In pencil on yellow note pi^er. Donna Marie Blmidiard Sharon Lee Magnotta Holger Hanaen, 28. 419 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Susan Jaa^t Bolduc < Hansen is one of the directors cial editorial thanks to an "The book Just grew from *T spent more than 70 years (Comer of LiUey Street) Kathleen Maria Maloney EastohjM^r. there,” he said of Ua effort observing and only three yean Dianne Catherine Borton . Curtia Ouy Manganello of Oeramarte Ltd., a ceramlca OPEN MON. thru SAT. 10 AJfl. to 6 P.M. Brian Fianoie Bottaio The Easton paper had print­ fiiree years ago under the title, writiiig. I still got a lot of sto* Joyce Marie Manning firm which is producing Nixon Conrad Paul Boudreau ed two editions of the student "I Drove Mules on the CAO Ca­ rlea to writs yet” William Thomas Mannix beer muga on order from an Carlton Donald Briggs monthly free because the Jun­ nal.” WoUe, bom not more than 300 Gregory Garrit Marino American company. Denise Marie Brooke to had run out of monev and The boidt has been so popular feet from the canal, began driv­ Margaret Maiy Matava The mugs are up to sbc , Patricia Anne Brozna Inches high and are decorated had beep on the verge of clos- among canal lovers sad history ing mulea as a b< 7 of 10 and Suaen Marie Budreau Kathleen Marie McCarthy Patricia Anne McCarthy inR- Read Herald Advertisements Barbara Jean Buccino Oregory Caouette Dennii Patrick McConville Maiy Alice McCooe David Caron *Jahe Blizabeth Cmter Stephen Ernest McDonald Thomaa ^Yancie Casallno Joseph Christopher McGrath Mark Wayne McKean Paula Marie Catalano George Albert Mejia Joanne Mary Choquette TONMHT 5 P.M.- 9P.M. SATURDAY 11 A.M.- 9PJI. Irene Thrase Clementino Patricia Sharon Merrill Richard Evaretta Clifronl Dolores Marie Milardo Kathleen Ann Mc^iarty •Robert Allied ClifTord Judith Margaret Moriarty •Linda M ^ e Collins Ronald Phillip Morin Dannie Coburn Batbara Anne Mullen Iiczzini H ros. ' W ayside Furniture Oregory Jamea Connier Kerry Lee Muller Normand PrwioiB Cormier, Jr. Linda Marie Murasso Denies Elaine Cootville Kathy Anne Murawaki Jamea Christopher Curtis Factory: Adama and HiHlafd St.. Manchott*i^649-3183 Deborah Suaan Murphy Mark Lambert Cnitia Jerald Joseph Muri^y Stephen Mark Curtiae John Phillip Murray Richard Martin-Pretty » Patricia Catherine Murray RicherdXeRoy' Cron, Jr. Jamea Edward Nakoe Patriok Donald Cyr Cathryn BllOn DeCeaare Patricia Eileen Naktenis vf Denla Jamee Deegan John William Neubelt The Archbishop Henry J. 0% ri^ Scholars at ECHS are, front Ann Marie Elizabeth Sheehan. Second row, Robert Albert Clif­ Peggy Ann Dennin Robert Goman O’ Connor Maureen O’Neil row, fronn left, Marian Elizabeth Maccarone, Jane E liiabe^ Car­ ford, Bruce Louis Belfiore, Alan Joseph Pescik, Timothy Paul 'nMmaa Joseph Derby, Jr. Golden and Patrick James Farrell. Danny DeSimone Lorraine Ann Paganetti ter, Roeonary Margaret Hanlon, Vanessa Lynn Hagenow and •Linda Carolyn Pagani IN-THE-FACTORY Nmicy Jennifer Deakue Diane Bilan DiBeUiato Elizabeth’ Mary Panek Carol Ana Dolan Diane Aviea Pappalardo Victoria Anne PaAer Joseph Peter Dombroeky Lorraine Roberte^aulhua Kevin jmbert Donovan Michnel Donovan •Kathleen Elizabeth Peak William Stephen Donovan. Jr. Thomaa Anthony Peragallo BUY OFF THE SAVE Kmny Anna Drieooll ••Alan Joaeph Paejcik Joseph Charlaa Druzolowski Maiy Ruth Phillips FACTORY FLOOR . Thomas Angelo Picone 3 0 %-6 0 % Robert John IMfiy Oerald Roland Dnpont Cbriatine Joan Ploszaj Judith Maiy Ptachinaki SALE r Maty Alice Dwyer Paul Eidwaid Poulin Marilaiae Dyer John Panl Pouliot Thomas Richard Egan John Michael Powers Joanna Marie Bhifaardt BOTH Because of the many requeBts from cuatomers, Bezzini Brothers Will reopen its SALE PRICES Brio Michael ^gelbrech t Nancy Ann Ptyaner furniture factory one additional weekend. Choose from a factory inventory of PatriciB Oertiude' Eremite Timothy Samuel Quish RCTAIl STORES hundreds of upholstered sets, swivel rockers, recliners, sofabeds, ottomans, sec- Marc Cody Ericaon Stephen Caraillo Radocchia Charlene Marie Rathbum aOSED tionals, studios, and den sets. FACTORY OMLY Steven Manning Eaons Dorothy Reagan ••Patridi Jamea Farrell Thomaa Alexander Ricci Donald Thomas Pay Wayne Eldward Richardson Timothy S. Quish, senior class president. Mary Elisabeth Feeney Haniy John Fellowa Bruce Paul Richter Sancka Marie PeiriRio Kenneth ffolter Roback -T o 't' Mark Steven Roacio T o CHAIRS ClutBua PhRUp Pilloramo "Be z l i n \ '^pTijsyi WilhriArmc Rid^M.PnuI Pilloramo Carolyn Ann RoAiy TatToRV; tl lw$tA f a r OfHmdnils Herald photos by BncelTicius RobafVWltiem Pinnegan Jamea William R o ^ SOFAS Kenie Eilaan Piynn Edward Bodon Rowe Choose this comfortable Occdslbndl Kathleen Mtuty Foran Paul Howard Rjian dOlOlUL STYLES GALORE Thomas Joseph Sapienza Patiiria Ann Fournier PA aO RT Chair in a folection o i fabrics perfect •David Joaaph Franzoaa JoAnn Marie Saverick Anthony Dnvid Oafariele Ann Marie Elizabeth Sheehan l0ViSEAT^^«® for bedroom, study, livieg. Patricia Diane Sheehan 'Ihenaa Ann Qadaiowski Reg. m o Oai) Maiy Onlipo Diane Marie Siemienski * 1 6 1 , leg. F A a O lY Ann Katherine Stanton Anna Delaney Oellagher ^ fR K a U and H FLOOR COVERING Prank Leonard Oarvie Jeannette Hene Stays Lynette Jean Oemme Douglas Anthony Stevenacn PAaORT^ "FLOORS bir OlSTINCnON" Kevin Michael Oerrity Charles Gerard Suntava 3»Cusliieii FRICa Richard Raymond Oiiouard Thomas Joaeph Sweeney 111 ’Timothy Paul Oolden John Martin ^Ivester, Jr. Reg.$W9 CARPET — UNOLEOM —■ TILE Sandra L^n Szczygiel John FYancia Oolino * ^ 1 9 3 A large reloxable CLUB CHAIR 37-SS OAK STREET Robert Edward Oocman David Peter Szetela 4-CUSHIOMSOFA MANCHESTER, CONN » PHONE 046-7970 Sunny Ann Oiady . Deborah Karen Tardiff for perfect newspaper reading William John Oreene ID Cosmo Vincent Tedone, Jr. Reg. $369 Ronna Jean Oriffen Margaret Ruth Terris and T.V. viewing. Pia Adele Teveria Evelyn Marie Oiyk ^ 2 4 8 William Frederick Hiurston, Jr NOW ••Vanesea Lynn Hagenow Reg. $109 Kevin George Tierney Anita Ellen Hammond - Maiy Ellen Tierney lACIOIT John Joaaph Hammond Always in sty)e this 84" Tradi­ Michael Patrick Tierney Virginia Mary Hanley Kenneth Prestcn Tomczuk tional Sofa fits onv home setting. •Rosemary Margaret Hanlon Sandra Genevieve Tomczuk Marianne Haraburda Janet Maiy Tomko Reg. $310 <4 Lealie Ann Harria Linda Jean Topping lAOORY ^ For the lady wHh the decorator Suaan Maiy Harvey Debra Jean Trigga FRica Thomaa Brennan Haugh Brian Thomas 'Dicker YES! touch this handitome choir will Ellen Marie Healy Dorothea Ann Thmel Katherine Mary Heim Deborah Ann Vaughn FREE UYAWAY * FREE DEUVERY bocoms the cohvfrsation pleco of E Timothy Patrick Heriihy Sonya Catherine Vignone COHVEMlElltnRMS MASTER CHARCE your room. Kevin Thomaa Hinchey Suzanne Lynn Wagner Formal living at its best. Loose Sheila Jane Holland Gary Stephen Wakefield CUSTOM MADE ORDERS ACCEPTED AT Bishop Hackett awards one of 262 diplomas. Kevin Thomaa Horrigan Ellen Wallert pillows, bolsters, Poly-Dacron Reg. $119 Marian Tereaa Humphrey FACTORY John Frederick Wardwell, Jr. cushions, oak framed. SAU PRICES Audience Filled Aisles Lucianne Intino Ann Marie Wawer FMCa Nancy Alice Itczak By JOHN A. JOHNSTON tlon of mathematical problems Without Darkneae" by Father James Edward Welch Reg. $319 Paul Amend Jalbert Peter James White ECUS Awards Night (HeraM Beport«r) and translations. It is '‘a pro- Anthony Padavano, Oregory O. •Mmilyn Ann Jacobsen F A a O R T GREATER HARTFORD ONLY cess of continuing awareness. Marino dwelton the.'-meanings Bradford Charles Kargl Teresa Frances Whitmore Robert Vincent Williama F R I C a In the week before last night’s graduation exercises, The pews of st. Joseirfi Cath- We have learned to relate to of fldeUty and lto.i«|dloatl tonbury, entering the Unlversl- sometimes rebellious drop-outs dents began their slow walk up A very Special Value, 84" SOFA, CHAIRS and SWIV­ BARCALOUNGER ty of Virginia; Miss Rosemary from society. the middle aisle. ’The blue-cap- EL ROCKER. Built for years of Comfortable wear. Just one of 50 specially Margaret Hanlon of East Hart­ To counteract this poaalbiUty, ped and gowned young men R eg. $599 priced. This stately Wing Back Choir is ford, entering Simmons Col­ Belfiore urged his audience to took their places on the right WhM Tlw OeemioM < OUR NEW HOURS lege; Robert Albert Clifford of "re-estabUsh our values and re­ side of the nave; and the young Think of Tte Reg. $219.95 one of our finest. Ehiat Hartford, entering Wil­ affirm our responsibility, build ladles, in white, on the left. MONDAY - THURSBAY - FRIDAY FACTORY liams College; and Miss Ann a nlnner strength that will not The mixed choir of under­ Reg. $159 Marie Elizabeth Sheehan of crumble as the first attack but classmen, directed by Sister Parkhill-Joyce PRICa East Hartford, entering St. Jo­ will allow us to Judge new phil­ t AJM. to 19 FjM. FACTORY Ellen Agritelley, sang ’’Now Let F R K a *107 seph College. osophies maturely and with per­ Every Tongue Adore ’Thee” by T U E S D A Y ft WEDNESDAY 8 AJ4. to 6 PJlI. As of last month, it was an­ spective, and grow outward and Johann Sebastian Bach; and Flower Shop SATURDAY 8 A.M. to 12 NOON CLOSED MONDAYS nounced, 37 students had receiv­ touch others.’’ ’Timothy S. Quish, class prest- FBAMK QAKBUOt, FACTORY ed scholarship offers totaling John H. Healy, SUident Coun- dent, ascended the pulpit for the New L o e e M il * O A K « . FREE TOWING — PHONE 643-2467 PR ica $162,260. 'cil president, introduced the welcoming address. *400 Reciirients of service awards program participants. ’The Rev. After expressing gratitude and e VMm. WF WBMVMtjt aMMftJMMOHHMS-UM a f t e r h o u r s BSHEBOBNUV p h o n e s 676wm - 646-7222 were Belfiore, Miss Carter, Robert M. Saunders, EXJHS prin- paying respect to the many who FREE PABU N O JUST ACBOBS THE HTMBmrt Thomas Casallno, Steven Elsons, clpal, presented tlvs awards; and had made the last four years ™ ffii!"'" 9 to 9 S A T . 9 to 5 Marian Humirfirey, Lynn La- Jack O. Redmond, guidance dl- possible, he explored other MMCO TRANSMISSIONS MORE UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE THAN YOU’VE EVER SEEN IN YOUR LIFE! Bonne, Miaa Maccarone, rector, announced the names of ramifications of his classmates’ 58 Tolland Tpke. — Manch./Vemon Town line Gregory Marino, Kathleen Mori- thoee who have received echol- high school years. SMucation, n J arty, John Murray, ’Timothy arships. he said. Is more than the solu- Read Herald Adverdoements ■ ;y

PAOB TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.; I ^ A Y , JUNE 16,. 1972 ■' ------i- MANCBEZrTEiR EVENING HERALD. MANGHES1EB, C O m U FRIDAY, JUF^ 16, 1972 PAGE THIRTEEN Art Exhibit —Ernest B. Oourchene Jr., tore and potential of the vari­ president of CMgitech D(Ua hi- ous states." S, ’ s ‘ " dustries, Inc., of Ridgefield F o r B lin d — Ward, a partner in MeakUl also said that "de­ MeskUl Names Price Waterhouse A Go. of spite the most stringent auster­ n r O. G. Mpink. They had Im n trane- yearn before a eprout appear*, with time for his gardening ftrtHia la the last four years, that ranged as high tion) have raised fundamental ana tothsr wua acquittal ft«m a high as $1()0.()(»0. unresolved ar*oo^_^^ locM tix steuoture.by Dec. 1. force,'MesklU’s commission in- the "dviaabiUty of " ‘tailoring’ aimed at acquainting bUnd stu­ planted from the Hbigereona' r o r the firat year, the aeed- hobby. An all-around gardener The state spent $3 million In ®“ “ - “ *® property tax, of ote oiq>ped persons with eat forms new home at 3M Kelly Rd., l«af with a root no more than extensive plutlng of iris and Aiawnr litom was Huey p . New­ 18, mors than half of It on a *^«wlng a spe*^ he Trimble was sentenced to Baker Jr. of Farmington, the addition to Baker, are: potential avall^U ty of federal ------and how they change. South Windsor, IS year* ago, two Inch** Ipng, Plantsd In a another of day UUea. I visited ton, oofounder of the Black town and city government.’ PaaUMrs. heavy courtroenn security *<> •**y» *»»' contempt, a term commission to th* third group —dtate Tax Commissioner F. revenue.” Thto was a reference •R includes six sculptures of and blossomed In their new sur- oohl frame, ihe' aeedUnge are him for the first Ume last Au- force. It was most ex- ■***®>f pwvioua sentences she completed...... tart April- 7. various materials fRun the iWh Aaotiwr Panther leader. Bob- to the part three years to study Oecige Brawn to the federal revenue-sharing roundlnge. tranqdanted to give each of gust when the day lilies were in ______.^ 7 pensive prosecution in New negated j y development* Seven members ot tbsr so- tax reform. and SOtfa centuries, set up in a to 0» c « . Br,™ —ftoate Insurance Commis­ bill, which- as presently written, After the jdenta had been them room and the next move bloom. Pees are bloaaomed liow called Minnesota Eight cur­ wculd penalise states which do To remove dtocoloraUan from separate room of the museum. growing for two years, and cur- l* into the open garden. Some in his vegstable gardoi and The first two—the' state reve­ sioner Paul Altermatt The visually handlc^^wd as rodm hifconnsctlon with the ------...... - tart wesk to flv. rently are serving federal pris­ nue task force formed to 1069 -D epu ty State Finance Com­ net have income taxes, a pyroceram or giaas ootfse ioua to see what would happen, seedlings will bloom the third strawberries - are turning red. - ...... ■ on terms following their con- Meaklll ncted that "potenttol- pot, fin with a liquid chlartae wsH as sighted persons may Arthur ploksd the seed pods year. More of them wtU flower There will be tree fruits •ami datlh of anothsr Panther. The (uul the strike force for full em- missioner Gerald MeCtonn visit it and feel the scadptures. triad )«am e after Yale Unlver^ s s s .« . iwtod S t vlctlon tor breaking Into three ployment created by Meaklll —Rcbert O. Harvey, dean cf ly imminent federal actlrn to bleach sohitlcn and let stand from his plants when th ^ me- the fourth year. Some take five berries and many other Vege- the area of revenue sharTig overnight. To make the solu- Labels on each i>tece describe tured In late summer and sow- yaare before they produce bios- tables and flcwere. Potatoes, sity Prsaident. Kingman Brew- the torture and murder of Alex ^ b ^ “^ .draft...... offices in.... that state. An iasi year—both proposed state the University of Ccnnectlcut’a Ifae vnoric in print and in star Jr., said be was skeptical Rackley, a Panther whose body ^ eighth pleaded guilty and was incrme taxes as part of their School cf Business Adminls- win profoundly affect and be tlon, use one part bleach to ed the sedda. When the seedUnga soms. are of four varieties, three of affected by the revenue struc- eight parts water. Braille. blossomed, after their required He has noticed that the bees uiem red and the fourth one an that a black revolutlooary was found In a Mlddlefleld, „ . “ ®®««>»®® gjven five year* probation. recommendation*, and there tratton The exhibition Is the work could get a fair trial anywhere Conn., swamp In 1969. The stote ------three to five years of growth, spend nfore Ume on the single oldtime what variety,;’ O i^ said he was suspected of being Sohroeder prtmarilir of Mrs. Mbriel he found he had "some o f every flowers than any ot the others Mountain. In the Mld«H'e 'West, In Dir United Stetes. a. nrMna .W When a gTOUp CSirisUsan, acting dlreotor of Und,” an aatcnlahlng variety and all the seed pods he has col- says Holgerson, his family al- Various otosr mmuato have a pmioe informer and was shot ^ wvoIuUontelea robbed Boo- the museum, and Ranald Teoc- of flower fonna and colors. looted were from the single ways had red potatoes but thay> won acquittal or dismissal of ” «**“» «n Seals s orders. stwot to get ley, supervisor of services for Although the parmts were all peonlee. He has observed that are hard to find in Bhuttem mar- ohai|M brought against them After a six-month trial, Seale money to their activl- the blind and deaf at the uni­ otngle peonies, the ofiaprliig are there ere fewer white bloeaoms kets. In oonnectlan with actlvlUe* for and a codefendant, Brioka HUg- ties. Tbe only one of five de- versity. single, semi-double and double, than pink and red blooms on The Hdgeraons, before they oontrovarslal causes. A notaUe fins, were released May 36, fmdanto brought to trial thus There are SS students at the In red, white and many subtle the seedlings but Hie variety of moved to niinoi*, lived in Rapid case .was the Panther 18 to New iv n , the day after tbe Jury far, William L. GUday, Jr., 41, university who are termed "se­ shades of pink. Some of the colors and flower forma seems city, S.D., recenUy devastated deadlocked. The Judge dto- was convicted March 10 and verely visually hnpalred,” and seedling plants produced blooms to be about the same in the off- by' a terrible flood. They ham Howavar, Am record cf fader- mlsaed the charges, rather than lUntenced to the electric chair. about 300 visually handicapped of a distinctly different type, q>rlng of the white, red or pink Mends who have lo«t their ol and state prosaoutocs to not face what he termed the "au- Another militant under death persons in. the area. “anemone” flowered peonies. female parents. homes but believe that nelthtr davoM of ocnvlotionB. Black ac- perhuman" task of saleottog sentence ‘ to Ft«d “ Ahmed” Texley said those who have The blossom has a single row Uses Heavy Midch friends nor rslatlves baVe lest ttvtot H. Itop Brawn currently another impartial Jury. Evans, 40, oonvioted ICay 13, seen the show like K because it of Uurge petals, like the single Gardeners starting peony their lives. Mre. Holgerson Is a to undor fedtral sentonoe of Only three of the original U looo, of the murder of tiir«e po- gives them an opportunity to peonies, but the stamens In the piuts by setting out roots some- Rapid City girt iand her mother, flva years for a flraarms 'viola- are to {xtoon. Two pleaded gull- "licemen and a civilian to a become Informed about art and center have been modified and rimes make rite mistake of seV who sUU Uve* there, heard about tlon. TbOiBav. Philip Berrigan ty to second-degree murder, Cleveland, CHtlo, shootout In­ art forms. They complain, he are now a cluster of narrow ting them too deep In the the flood from her sotidn-law to aarvlag todaiml time for da- and a third was convicted of volving a group of. Black Pan- said, because it is not more ex­ l>eUla, either in the same color ground, aaya Holgerson, and he who had learned about It on an atroylBg draft reoerda, and hto conspiracy to murder, thelrs. Hto Case still to under ap- ■ tensive and be added that he as the true petals or in a con- thinks this Is the most common early morning news. broadcast bntber. Denial, also a Oattwllo Seale earlier bad drawn a peaL hopes future exhibitions can in­ trasring shade. The stamens reason why peonies 8*11 to bk»- and called her on the telejdione. petoot, recently completed a four-year federal prison sen- A Detroit poUceman was shot clude more pieces. have been modified so much, In sotn. Ifla own nils is to prepare Located on high ground and out santonee for hto simUMi. rale. tence tor contempt cf court, to death outside the headquar­ The most traditional piece in fact, that they bear no pollen the ground dee|dy, digging in of danger, she knew only that Nssrton, 30, originally was which occurred before hto case ter* of a Pantber-afflilated or­ the show is a white mathle bust and are decorative only, niese santie humus and adding a Uttle the power had been Imocksd out charged with tbe Oct. 88, 1907, was severed from that of the ganisation to 1970. Fifteen de­ of a young wtxnan done by plants can be reproduced only bonemeal and ground Umestdne. by the storm. ahooflng death to Oakland, OsUf. CSilcago Seven to 1060. But the fendants were ao^tted by a Launt Thompson in 1881. R in­ by divlatcn, growing a new Then he scooops out a bole tor ------of police officer John Frey, sentence was w4>ed out on ap- Jury last summer o f Chargee of flects the taste of marble por- peony from a piece of the old the root, lays a stick across the Oonvioted to 1968. of voluntary peal. flrst-dsgrea murder oonqpiracy. traituTe In the Victorian era. root. hole so he 1* sure of the ground Bride Refused mondtoughtar, he served 33 pive cf the CSdcago Seven However, thrsa were convicted A smooth wooden bead Speetaonlar Maplay level and seta the root with its monlliB before the OaUfornla were convicted to 1970 of croaa- of the Isis serloas crime cf as­ carved from Brasilian wood by Lush blossoms of peonies in red, white and shades ied flower forms as well as colors. There are single After several years of grow- bud, or growing point, one inch Right To Keep Stata Court of Appeals over- mg state lines with the totert to sault with iiidant to oonunit Margarita Worth In 1862 Is a of pink flourish in Arthnr Holgferson’s garden on blossoms near the camera and double flowers far­ Ing seedlings, Arthur Holgerson above the ground level. 'When turned hto aanteoca. incite the 1908 riottog at tbe murder, and now are serving simplified construction empha­ Kelly Rd., South Windsor. Raised from he col­ ther back. now has between 460 and 000 the ground settles and the hole Maiden Name Two aubaaquant trials ended DemooraUo NaUoiial Cen­ Jail terms. sising the geometry. A reclin­ lect^ from his own plants, these peonies show var­ (Herald photo by Buceivicius) plants, most of them In bloom ta flHed in, the bud will be (wo to bung Juries and the rtiarges vanUon there. ItMy are anneal- Constance Loutoa n im ble, 30, ing mother and child, done in but others stUl not mature, inches below ground level. GLEN BURNIE, Md. (AP — , ware dtomtosed tort December log federal prison sentences cl a black woman, was acquitted 1966 by CSmries XJtnlauf, is Since he doesn’t know what i have some printed dlrec- Mary Emily Stuart, who Is not because there was not anough five yean each. of flrst-dsgrea murder to - tito made of terra cotta and Is Und of flower on individual ttons, in a prestigious garden permitted to vote because she nsfw evldsnoe to warrant a The Berrigan brothers went of St. Panl, M lnn..^ rough-textured. Public Records {riant will bear, they are set book, that any the bud should won’t take her husband’s name, fourth tilRL Another piece is made of together hlt-or-mlss, -but look- be four inches below the'surface may soon be unable to dirive an to jntoon for destroying Mary­ W riter Recalls Pranks Warrantee Deeds Tha siMiaUed “ Soledad Broth- land draft board records. The slate, and another is a non- ing over the mass of Mossoms, of the ground but I am not automobUe In Maryland. , e n ,” Siesta Drumgo, 20, and iepfeseatatlon.al piece cast In ’Theodore O. and Blanche F. he tdenrifles the different kinds. quarrUlng wtth- the Holgerson The 23year-old Oolimbia, Rev. Philip Berrigan still was GoodefaUd John Ohitohette, 38, w en ac- bronxe and rough textured. to Robert A. and “There’s a double pink; here’s method. It has been successful Md., woman has refused to serving a six-year term whan W. H Diana L. Caaaaanta, property a staigle widte; that Is a red on Kelly Rd. change her name following her quItUfd by an all-whlta Jury ha was oonvioted with Stator A brased copper and steel W ith Star? Lily Tom lin march 37 c f tha murdar of piece done by Theodore J. Ros- at 323 Oak St., conveyance tax anemone.” ifltey make a apec- In all of his extensive garden- marriage to Sam Austell Jr. Elisabeth McAlister of smuggl­ I2#.70. tacttlar showing, guard John Mills, 26, at Sole- ing letters to end out of Dswbs sak in I960 Is. an abstraction Ing activities, Arthur use* quan- a Howard County CUoult' dad Prison Jan. 16; lOTD. lOIto with a rough, irregular surface. By EVELYN ABGIISS' time—"You are getting sleepy, with the Moore show was abort. Green Manor Construction Co. sriU another Und of flower riUes ot mulch and there to a Cburt Judge ruled last mteth burg, Pa., federal prison. Thay ENGLAND you are getting sleepy.” lasting oiriy three shows. “They I»c. to Wallace W. and Sharon type to recognised In the books deep layer of mulch around all that she could not regtoter to was Iwaton to daath throe days are awaiting sentence. BONANZA D Erm orr (aip) — Despite flualo. playing h«r part got rid of me right away,” she C. Wilson, unit In Ncrthfleld that have been written about hto peony plants. The muldi vote under her maiden name of after anothsr white guard shot and kOlad three Negro oenvtoto. However, five other defend­ SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (AP) ^ “ *n'vy **age majwup w d wo«rid slump bock- said. "They didn’t like mo at Green Oondominuum, convey- peonies, the so-called Japanese keeps weeds from ever starting Stuart. She and her Intoband ants, an white, were acquitted — Shawn Ritter, 9 years old. years m Deiween,_it was me yards against the wall. We. aU. We Jqst didn’t get along." tax $80.80. tjrpe. It to described as much and holda moisture around the tesUfled they would not have A third Soledad Brother, LUMBER sanifr ruDber race I remeni* - • - • — • - .... ------a _ _ j *%a—^sss- ...... Oaone U Jackson. 30. navw Justice Deparimant teneral Electric’s most wanted bought a pair of trousers at an never really had a chance to But something happened riiat Howard W. and Phyllto C iflie the anemone type, with a ptanto In dry rimes. gotten married had they known SSTto triJirS wai ktitod was i^ e to ^ COMPANY Animal Welfare Association **•**<* i level, changed •***■ 1**®- Sh® S^t a re- ***** *<> ®- S- Associates, pro- sin^e row o f petals and a He usee “ anything I can get" Mias Stuart would be torced to ln^ ’ sug at 111 what officials the so-called Harrisknrg rummage sale the other day. J r ” ™ ” ® Our Htlle seances were always aidual dieck In the mail tor P®rty at 135 - 137 E. Middle cluster of modified stamens, for mulch hududing grass clip- change her name, which they sold was an attempted prison ’B«ven conspired to kldni^ pces- Buitt-in DISHWASHER He paid a dime for the gar- bnricen up by the gym teacher $900—payment tor a cold reme- Tpke., conveyance tax $13.90. which may bear a Uttle pollen, pings and huge quanUUes of said was a symbiri of her inde- SBM^was an nonqinw pnoon Ktoall«er Bolton Notch, Conn. ment. When he put the pants “yP" yeUing: "What’s going on up dy oonunerdal rtie’d done EmUy H. McKinney to tnura Some of Arthur’s anemones may leaves. He niowa some of tato pendence. Angela Davis was accused ot and U> Vlav ttp W a r W n ^ ’s on, he noticed a bulge in the tfi®**’ ” months before. A. Belflore, property at 281 actuaUy be Japanese, but he grass to got m«re cUppings wUUam T.S. Brlcker, dqmty nux^, and conviraoy underground > government haat- Features Exclusivs Soft-Food pocket. It was a roll of bills ”**' Lily—abe was Mary Jean ’T said, wrtl tMs to fabulous Spnice St., conveyance tax $63.- u not sure. and rakes some of his neigh- commissioner of the state Mo- Oisposar, 2-Lsvel Washing, totaling $155. If the bills are “ “ **• AwaraJsrtfr Tomlin then was a tomboy— and aa soon as that com- - In any case, aU of these im- bor’s leaves. Lost faU, at hto re- tor Vehicle Admlntotratloa, to what tha proaaoutton said *”* system, Naw Tuft Tub® Intsrior waa an attempt to trsa the Rap Brown was oonvlotad OPEE not claimed in six months, he comedy star « inugm until her last semester merolal wns on (too air, then I George F. and Mary CSiuiUla mensely varied characteristics quest, the town dump^ seven says he wUl revoke , Mias' AND YOU NEVER will be legally entitled to keep *" wave a lockrt b ^ Hutdilns when she returned started getting calls tor com- WUlam H. and Sandra M. must have been present, ge- truckloads of leaves on his front Suart’s driver’s UpisiuM 8olate4 Brotitots. May 23, 1806, by a federal Jury HAVE TO PRE-RINSE oil the money.______and fljsith, totonlng afl the summer vabarion fai baflaf mewtitK' ao^then could quit K * »h . property at 83 F o x o ^ iMOUcaUy,' hi the parent {Jlaht yard and driveway. He put does not c h a ^ ' her hdme, by Tba proaseution said she pro- SATUEDAY sUppeia, lota of citooUne peril- typing and then I started mok- *^-» conveyance tax $38.56. part of the fun of raising seed- some of them through a power September. vldad the weapons for an HAND SCRAPE AGAIN I coats and a Mt of a sweater- ing aU my memy performing.’’ -•____ **»® surprise that ce result, I lat- whUe on her latest concert „ Tw»ni«w • ai ®*“* Irioom. the way they came. being iq^aled, and Miss Oalif. courtroom, which was In­ StomuK Damage er learned, of a modeling and club tour, during her hiatus Arthur doesn’t claim this Ukea Bed Potatoes Stuart’s attorneys indicate a course she’d taken. from the "Laugh-In’ ’ flinih*, sclentlflc faybridtoing although tended to force release of the Hoigsrson to a salesman tor license revocaUon. would also trio. F(Mr persons died to the Hong Kong Area WHITE CEDAR ^ ^ L r t h ljn it ^ M e th o d Church! ®««* of hto new plants to actual- a machine tool compamy, work- be appealed. some crasy thlnga. LUy and I in Los Angeles and she admits ly a hybrid. Pollinating to all '-ji- resulting shootout, Inclndtog HONG KDNG (AP) — Thun­ STOOKIUDE talked about them over dinner to being “in love’’ although she UniMitij Femrito done by Insects, mostly by the Jackson’s younger brother, derstorms bit HCng Kong with JoniUtikn. in after her recent concert s{>- won’t say wtrii whom. "It’s my Ridge BuUders Inc. for \ni- bees that store up honey in hlvea 6.6 Inches of rain Thursday Dm I Whit* pearance at Dstrolt’s Ford Au- life,” she* eocptalned. liam Dili, alterations to com- at the back of the two-acre lot. raas Davis a night and this morning, trlggcr- ELP UR NVIRONMENJ! tba stato olalmad, by a passion-" tog landslides and floods to A«R to m O rs ditorium, where, Lily recalled. As for her recent Grammy merclal building at 740 Main Nobody knows what plant pro- O o n t n E t h n Motfoi 0 0 8 D230N abe used to usher in order to Award—(he first ever won by a St., $600. vlded the poDm and thus be- ala tan tat Gsoige Jackson. which at least five persons Anothar group c f blaok con- were killed. Jupsrb cleaning action see the shows. comedienne—she’s obviously Henry Styger for VTlUam R, came the male parent. The fe- FElMiMI . . . mora sanitary than by Once the three of \is stalked thrilled but maintains her cool Clark, alteration to two-family male psuent obviously to the one p l a n t vlotf known as tbe "Sotodad 7” More than 20 others were re- TVmy Q iitis and Janet Leigh with a highly understated, "Oh, dwelling at 66 Birch St., $460. that produced the aeed. ware, diarged with tbe **70 ported missing to earth slides hsndl Tilt off larg* or hard serspt of a ifflson guard. fails that destroyed or «■ H l« h . . . QE't Soft Food DIspossr liqusflM (then StUl. man-and-wlfe) at a yea that was nice." B. T. Peterman for Stephen Need at Least Three Years murder downtown Detroit hotel. ------CStoiges- against four were damaged huts to squatter 8 ' L o o g all other soft food particle*, flushes them Smith, two-car garage at 11 Arthur has learned something HABTS swayl Now Tuff Tub* Interior resists Leanring the foo^ number SduUer Rd., $2,600. droppad for lack of evidence. areas. MAKE about the behavior of riie aeed Tha otlief three went to trail to staining; "cushiont" fine china, giasswors. from a cooperarive elevator op­ ------in his yean of saving poda and Nebraska was organized as the s p iW 0* **71 but tha erator, we walked up stairs to Mix a tablespoon of dry onion Starting new seedlings. Wlmi avoid the hotel security men. a territory in 1854 and became -TT chargea were dlsmlsaed when a $ ‘ Haa Autonwttc soup mix (Just as it comes the pod to m atun in late sum- key prooecution witness admi^ RtIUle Datrart Refrig­ “Yeah, we dld--we wafted up ‘t® from the package) with half a mer tt pops open. The seeds erator Seettan DAD HAFF7 14 flightsfiiirM ji of stairs,”Bteini ” TiivUly T».re- Union on March 1. 1867. ted lying under oath. and n>>. B(y»- Its current constitution was cup of softened butter then are stUl soft and are brown In a. criminal court to Louis- AwHd - Vitaal caUed. “ Then we got diased, „ , ___ . , , spread over slices of Ftench in color. If these are planted QUALITY'SINCB Jt/92 level Frssasrl with and we nm down 0 » stalls to vUto, Ky„ six black defendants 1 Section 28” sum to ftt tensivelv amended in 1919 and bread (kept In loaf shape), right a'way they will produce a / I' ^ I '■! aWYlNS 1 Post get away.” But that was after Heat the bread, wrapped in seedling the following spring. wen . a directed verdict of in­ when otban 1920. nocent July 7, 1370, on chargM Repair on aU makes Tape woittl we summoned up the nerve—it foil, befbn serving. When the seeds a n dried they • LAWN • VEGETABLE • FLOWER SEEDS Recorders, Phonographs, didn’t taJoe much—to knodc on of oonaplrtog to destroy private Projectors, Amplifiers, the Curtis’ door. 'We were property during rioting there to Radtos, Small Appliances. ^ a Ki r-» I c c JENNI1C M t C A N DIES greeted by Tony Curtis in white isss.'-. IMOi Fllma and shorts and T-shirt and Janet Oh the first ballot, a Jury Projection Sendee 9RIVEW3Y specisd gilts Leigh in a white slip. r.-: wfalob five blacks and A Bentato Lily managed to snatch a CO* Puerto Rican on May 13, f o r D A D Sam d RoeordNiKi SEALER 'for white handkerchief from Ourtis 1371, acquitted the Panther 18 ois>um packed with and a cigarette from Miss T m o to New York of considxing to tWs c h o c o l a t e s Leigh as souvenirs before we CJ^oojcUiuuL G A R D E N S Now up.'' puhUo and private fled, wWh hotel security guards General Electric in fast pursuit. 8 O B . b o x 1 1 .2 0 How did Curtis react some 10 Lat U» H e^ You With Year Lowa cmmI P la n t Pi p b le w , ^ TRgsttliatgoodfeelliig Portable TV! years later when he guest-star­ M hiriw ind SIE LEON, PHIL or JOHN ;; 1 red on "Laugb-In” and was 168 WOODLAND ST.. MANCHESTER ^ told about the Incident? ‘T Just 5 O A I S . told Mm about tt, and be was 19inch BO sweet and everything,” she 2-Speed, 3-Cycle Fiiter-Flo* said, adding: "He Just wanted NEW YORK' to know, ‘Was I n ice'?” fingertip. "Happy Father's Dciy" 4 Washer with Mini-Basket Offstage, Lily sounds like the pricGi start at 5 Temperature Combinations, fast-talking character that from alt of us at Woodfaml Sartatl X odmplaMy M and BLUE helped moke her famous, along Permanent Press with Automatic with Ernestine, the pinch-faced GDnBAL AIMONDinOlllNfi S f8 ^ STONE switchboard operator; Eklith Cooldown and Activated Soak $l f o r w a l k s Ann, the chocolate-coated 5- WEUE GEUBRATMe THIS waster provhtes eompit s control of wtsMng year-old, suid MTs. Etorbore, the AND PATIOS action for tte grubbiest dungtrsts to tte most dsUcats llngwlo — sulomaUcaSirl Bleacfi Dispenser tasteful lady Lily said she fash­ dilutes bleach — adds it to dothes load ioned after ail the wealthy ma^ •utom aticallyl Mini-Basket eliminates tend-wssh, trons in the fasMonaUe Grasse does small nulsttKO loads, colorsd Items that may runi Polnte suburtM of Dotnrit. ROSE WEEKEND! Flltef-Flo* systam filters out lint fuzz continuously 1 Ibrbox $2.40 She starts a sentence, words s q . f t . — sets as dotofsont dlsponaor, tool tpUlIng out a mile a minute, POTTED ROSES f2 .^ (4 I* Sr*aMWWA7400N stops midway through, then r o K O In Awacsda,Hsivesi changee directions, cnly to stop 9 4 -L b . R A G again and go back to where she Plant lEDDINO PLANTS Nawi. Ulo^Mod” Designer ”Mfg, suggested reUlt price. ,95c tray 3 for S2.7S was. Applicable In Fair Trada itatee onfy. LUy says she loved her par­ From The Grower To You I Ageratum, Salvia, Petunias, Marigolds, PORTLAND -Minimum Ratell I Alysslum, Snapdragons, Impatience and Many More! E A S Y T E R M S with approved credit. ents and brother Richard, THIS SUNDAY IS FATHER’S DAT — Why not surprise "■niey’re funny and everything Dad with a TORO? (P.S. But please don’t make him pay OEMENT but they weren’t going to tell for ttl) Space Conditioiiiiig me what to do. They didn’ t Our Auuual QERANlUil SALE Soirtinueo preach. They had no pre­ Out they go during our annual sale! Flil those beds and window boxes now at 0 0 . ^2.05 tensions in that direetlan.’ ’ thto low, low price! Regular $1.19 and $1.88 ...... each UvO fOlffW l4.|W | S A a a a w im d C h o c o l a t M She q>ent a couple of yean in P le k a d U p 1 Ib o oooBwnaa 1^2*00 Detroit working at the coffee (Ivy or Varigated Geraniums, reg. $1.49 — NOW 99c) 10 for $7.99 houses around town and getting -sessMM great reviews from the local MANCHESTBt MARLOW S t S-P-E-0-I-A-L-! 649-5201 press. She went to New York— "THE APPLIANCl PfOPLT for good—in 1966. ^ POTTED JAPANESE JENNITE J.16* J OPEN 445 HARTFORD ROAD QLINIVS PHARMACY The Merv Griffin show was D R IV E W A Y s e a l e r ' 4 OPEN MQN.-TUES. 10 A .Il-8 P.MT nw iMCEE STREET 87S Main St.,' in Downtown Manchester the first of the television talks DomcraWH'KdlN I SATURDAY Chatga WHfc MatliMr Charge Card WED. TO 5:80 CX)RNI» OF BMtKK ^ Kfirnr* oTHi e DhAYB-fTHunanAY N ieaos ea sue r YEWS 49^ eo. . . . phone 648-4186 {hows she appeared on—thanks The wenderoever driveway sealer. A to her manager, Britiaher Irene good investment because tt mm Mr r t FOSARTY BROTHERS, m o. Opoa Nldhft H i 9 PAi THUB.-FRI. TO 9 313 BB(0Ab 8XBIBT 7 AJkL - 5 F.M. SAT. TO 6 P.M. V I W Plim. She was also on the Gary "Mastnr Chorga Carts A ccoptrt" ^ 3 for n J5 preserves your driveway! 6 gals Sat. HE f dW f M . Moore Show. That was in 1966. Her tenure y /■: n r: r

•| .• /t • .\ .1. .1 . . ■" .0 ♦.'» , ■ ■■ \i»'iv V,'... ,."N> vi 'k' i ii'V..',n.; 1'.'1 • ■ :■ ■. • ■■ '1 " ’I, -' : PAGE EOUiriEEN MANCHEgrro E V E W ^ HgRAlJ); MAWCHEgraR, CONN^ FRTOAY, JUNE 1 6 , IOT2 mosar ..1- ToUand County Superior Court . i : y : - i r ■ V ' ' i :■'y’.' ; ' Police Report Officers Installed ...... Y- >Y-- ■ ■ tlucM lU ndiM tor youttia w«T« MANCHESTER SUMMER SCHOOL iv-^; ^ ~ ■ '.1 Defense Motion Focuses •m ated b j Manctwater poUea By Andover Grange yaatetday on CIreult Court U MANCHBSTIR, CONNICTICUT On Delay in Drug Case wmmate oharniair Umoi in oon> Oranyo Na> TB o t Amtovar ra- X n . Kaate aald that tha aaottoB with biaaka Into 'ilia eaatly a m w ttete o t (foup baa taaan fortunate in ob- JUNE 26 — AUGUST 8, 1972 „ motion to dUmte. a d n « tha «ndody < - th . OannUateon- ollicar. for tha oom ln, y«tr. ^ y a . ^ fo c u ^ a t t a n - a r ^ l i ^ Haahh. Puteaau IT. of At a maatte* teat waak, Mra. (For Maaohaator Only) ^ prtwn to*S*’JSSl2d te * «<««>• ^ diartad llta«arat Taomana waa alaetod OovMdty, both earttflad Ited n f N 1 \i., Y f ko g r am o f ^ a batwaan a S u r ^ i e v b w r^ tha aala of hard d n «a *"® counte o f third - da- maatar. tbla wiU ba tha fourth Ctom teatructm,' m aaa- omiMRAi:. mFOBMAWDN a auinbar of atJaa an mada to toiney, Jamaa A. Wada how- ^ ^ «n«^ Bteoted aa onraaar waa t® ^ what waa nfarrad to yaatarday ®var daacrtbad auch prognaa at jAlbart J. Oom ^ **».** ^ >*"• D»rt*Hutohtoaoo; ataward, *«« Bnrollmant in toa Ktomantaiy Raailag luptsvem eiit and ■temantnnr Artthmafte laagMeanainf MANCHESTER PARKADE I byWJ Stata-aOWMV • AAlMiruejr t t o r r ^ A.fUUWU y ^ l S Tx». V .w———- ^ ^ . H o u n . tlitail Ila ■■ ■ . a------a----- t ^ ^ S a .'S u d S S * ^ U a a S S programa la Bmlted to Manlmeater jraaidenta rafarred by and regtetered through toa ariwidja CaldwaU aa “ an ongoing and cHtty at Norwich Steta Hoapkal, which the pupil is currently onroUsd. CSilldren recommended tor either of these programs WlU «onUBulng1 nva;Sga5 S.'^an aU «>«i tha co«can*d toroivmnant ton be notified iM ragteterad by toalr aohool. Tbare ia no obarga for. Un m programa. For f he girl grad . / •ccomplllahad BLEMBNTARY BBADINO IMPHOVBMHNt V CSaanoom toaoharssrs and prinolpate will n ^ ^ , .tTviwi*;: .. a- “drug roundup.". ■£ SSTtSi'TSr :s « mond those Manobaatar pupils eurrenOy linroUad in Qradea 8 to 8 who might profit self where they’ve attended ape- VanDeuaea; aecretazy, mia- ^ SHOULDER BAGS & aUTCHES th a obvtoua raaaon for tola ia meetines for *>*•» AU ttiree ware pcaaeBted In worth OoveU: treasurer. Mrs. Oott of toe program is fi.oo small elaaaes and Individual attention In a con cantrated ■aaaion.. OroupB Groups work in all phai tout onca tha idanttty of an to- reading improvemoit as a oonUmiatlon and follow-up of toa regular olaaaroom raadSne laval. Natural leather or .suede.' Light earth tones, wL^SSSiarS «»«» y«tetday atliarHart. ChrlattofSUu!^^ ?•' Tliaqo u no toe for tote program. Parents of reoommonded p u ;^ wlU be notillad o f maaUng r^aTuAer or agent is revealed In a iwwiws* • foitL where bond waa set at a im AiMfdxi ui. ■ ■ • too pre family. AU Andover navy aiid eumlner pastels. court, trial he Is no longer use- *f*“ ^ P* ^ proKram. He _»atv In j . rioted to ware. entering toe first grade time and plaoe. No hirtoer rogteteation la naeonwry. fill There haven't w . m«nv ‘**'®** Brown to return to court » * " . ■“•V to aach o m . Oerea, Krs. Dorothy Oaanar; „ ^ Mala k niany complatlon for a ra- Itoabia to poet honda, all thraa Pomona. ICra. Ida toiaar; Flora. older may ragiater tot toe KLBMBNTART A B R H M K no IBIPROVBMIWTt DriU la ftmdamantela, probtem M M n g, nuzAber concepts, and existing curriculum levate for pupils currently enrolled In Gradeoid M S to .S ilt ^ Of t t a T t ^ p S o n a tt; » « • l«nto toe OoniMctteut i ^ ^ I t e a l S i d h t o r ^ p rop ra ^ Thoaa 6 recommai^ed ^ classroom teachaTa and princlpate. No fee. Parenta of rocommandod pupila 6 . 0 0 - 1 2 .0 0 gS to'tow to »—T-r dumro which may atm hwva to ba Oorractional Center at Hartford er. Clarenca Custer. Named to ^ accompanied Iv a will be notified of meeting time and■ place. ■ I. No further regiatration ia i$»oeaary. served. to«rtot court Monday at Iton- tha axioutlv. oommlttea for a or raoommandatlons for sua- Blementery Coordinator, after Jute 21, 848-4019. THIN ENDLESS HOOP EARRINCS ponded aantenoaa, and only to- 3 aias to at laato four under. period of thraa years urns Bl- ^W eeweetu*. fraquanUy bava undarcovar cover acaate raaidted to a sen- , M i« * t o ItaUaaiAmei^ Hudaon. n T m ^■■ifr^hTr.rrsi^Srt^^ 14 kt. gold for pierced ears. agante bad to anpaar as wlt- tence of aavan months to Jail 5 *** breahs wars lapocted Balacted as Btua Croaa CoUac- n eases to tola court. and a M yawr wapandMl prteon on April M and on May g. tor waa Mrs. Olga lindbolm th^s^aar for toe aentenca fOr another t t year Ogwrattea and bear w«fa and as pianist, Mias Vara Stan- * * ^ Ih yaaterday*a case Edward SFC ONT'AION (’ROGKAM 5.50 R. Mtetoon. ao. c f 9 Rlvar Hd.. old. Deo Pmd D t o l o f Haat to a n to t o . awxmd bra.lL ,ey. t o . program ..ofter- other pierced ea n ^ sty) RoekviDaR n e M iie pleaded _innocent______♦»to Hsitford wss Only Charged wHh Oavle n Vbmie is ns m “to And^r Orange la an ac- by toe commission toehide from 2.00 -11 ;00 ttoA MMavafm aa ^ 'U® M16S, tzM ottiMB lisyi® u , Sumi6, IS, of S o uv® OD® thst och®dul®s msny > ^ .n . -.-«s__aUe-*iaiwaw two counts of sal® of cannahis- «___ iwui^ wm Oimrtm^ fwk a t ------^ baton twirling ana maranngi JDNIOR AND aUNlOR HICHI SCOnOL fiUBIBOn fwto i»Ma* m«a«t t»sn_ ^ Havuig Doott nou®a. n is attor* v«an®r %m k nt,, was amscoa varl®d activltlos throuchout th® wt...gss ■nnnna- keewtiieii type drug and two counts of pos- “ y> Leon Podorowsky,Podorowsky. although by Manch®st®r Mmichariar pnito* poUca vMtMmiAv yaMarday _ y__ ^___ s„d*______p a ^ ^ ^ S n T c *__ ^natur® stud3^ #occ®r, baakoUMU after toe moticn to dte- h® agreed not to aigueanus ag^nat-g-i".* afternoon on chiebaxgaa of fourth- workshop, flria aoftban, aoiiay- ENGLISH 7 thru 12 CURRBNT1881IB8 BCI1INOB7A8 SPANUHIAn mlas oroM tented, melson w m Ui® fltate’sspate’s recommendation of degreedagraa larceny (ahopllfUng) at meat on toe first and third Mon- ’ jr*”’l]^rtLi?EwSL2 r^ SOC9tALBT7}DINS7, 8 MATHBMATTCB 7, 8, 9 A 10 BARTH FRNNCHZ AH ntoo panmn. arrested month, to b. aarvwl. did Canml VUtega. St WORLD ALGEBRA I A H SCDBNCB TTPINQ 1 seven months to ba aervad, did ^sw al VUlage. 9M Mato S t otym of each month at too old - _____ has dteMb- UNDERSTANDINGS PLANS GBOMBTRT BKXDGT I BogmanDPiNO i J— *w ^ -^y Saw *®**'®*’ * TYPOfO P M PBMOMAL17106: A obanee tolaam the keyboard and toe touch aystem of typ- te^^^Rsoommonded for t h ^ who bava no prior experience In typing. Grade 8 toru adutt shown. No data was set for two undercover agpnts to a dois officer, and second-degree as- brosio Shoo Msnohnntnr for P****®” * wts^ s totM of W.M0, per day — 80 aeaalona. trial. m ltoiy at toe U n te ^ ty o f COn- mmlt PoUce said the toterfOr- a c c o r d to (^ 0 « n e ^ lAhor Judge Wrlgto deferred a 2 .4 necUcut. The case was centtoued tog and assault chargea stem- Etessee will te onen to P^g**tMsnt sytetea. . Fee: $10.00 Noo-Rerident $8a o0 year prteon sentence yesterday for sentencing to July . med from a scuffle at the po- mryone IKmi toe th g n te to r e l 18 4 INTEBMlSIMAn! TTPINO: For toe student who baa aome prior typing experienoa and knosri' for Robert B. Brown Jr., 28, John D. Moore, 42, formeriy of lice Mtolon. • « maktog O ***" ^ edge o f to* keyboard and wishes to improve .peed anU accuracy. Oouraa te partloulariy aultod of 99 Henry St., Miancfaeater on Manchester waa sentenced to mw Both were held overnight at im*er *a." 10 stu- period *® tor those who have {wtvloualy takmi typing for personal use. Grade 8 thru adult — 1 hour per a charge o f posaeasiaQ of nar- year to Jail swqiended after 7 toe police station, and wme mid rr"*» class will be P*' For toe same — SO aonfions. . ( cotic drugs. Ho also received months and probation to r two scheduled to go to court at Bast -,mmed according to abiUty P®**®* “ ™ ^*** *■” a suspended M year prison years fmr theft of almost fS.000 Hartford today, Bachclaas wtomoot for one per cent Faa: 818.00 Noa-Raaldent 881X00 eeiaence wim two years pro- irom Howard Johnaon's reatau------hour weekly and too charge wUl TgbtHtol c—uu.istMimA »»■» to •« 8.M0 batten for sale of narcotics. rant three yean ago. He waived Bruce R. Watkins, 19, of SU. w. fl.OOw »«— » for each stu* *“ i**™”* OgPBOVIIMiaiT W STUDY HABRS: A three week course (1 hour per day) to aaatet atu- The sentence was d^erred In extraditlcA end waa brought Qerdeii Dr., was Isiued a sum- a m L Oootlnued clalme dropped to drato to linptove a k ^ ia aklm readiiig, note-taking, or^anhmtton ot fuda and study matart- order to allow Brown to com- back from Florida to face a ter- mans cbaigtog Mm with operat- Adults may register for toe 7 8 ,0 4 from 81,968 toe prevteua •la, propariK reports, .ntethoda and ways to study tor Small olaaa aiaa aasursa Indl' plete a drug rehabWtatton pro- ceny charge which toe state's tog an unregistered motorcycle by «»mii»«-Hng Oordon week. __ vtdual attention. Qradaa 7-12. gram which he entered vol- attorney called a breach of trust and failure to carry license, to ngeDonaM before June 23. CSalnia to each of tte offices Fee: 818.00 Non-Realdent 880.00 untarUy last November but aa Moore was an employe at toe connection with alleged oftenM caaaeea are scheduted to begin week were: Aasonto, 2,877; which he will complete under restaurant. Wednemtey night on Mato St. j ^ T o . ~ Bridgeport 12.948; Bristol 2,888; DffilBUMHMTAL MUBIO: individual Inatruotlon onqo weekly tor half-hour aeaalan and band court date is July 8. gnliiimlna Pregrem Danbury, 1 3 7 8 ; Danleteon practice twice weekly for one hour. Individual instruction will Imsimplemented by activities A oar driven by Susan M. The JtodweT Dake Property ■udi as band and small snaamblaa. Grades 4-12 at ming Junior ulgn SOhooL Begtonera: for toa younDsr pupil with Utile or no formal muato training. Columbia Donovan of UO Westland St owners i. agato UanrlMufer 2,188; Mari Intermediate: tor the pupil who has studied an Instrument for about two years. ■truck a utiUty pole yesterday ^ offering a Red Cross ointment on Monday through Friday. group decided to hMd another, coach at Porter School, has ------SiMceaafuI oompletion of the courae win lead to toe awarding of a State Saeondary School Driver Education Oertlficate and an auto Inaurance premliun dteeount wbeip a i^ ca b to. according to Arthur Austin, ®**® chosen foe toe faculty of I f Credit: .3. Fee: 188.00. Please make checks payatee to Manchester High Seb^ Driver Ed­ p r e a li^ . ^ Nutmeg BasketbaU School I V e C p U l g A D F e a S t ucation. Prizes include choice of either which begins June 28 at Wind- /« _ o 'U r b .v a 1 » « i . c an 18 Inch color television, dish- ham School. Accordtog to V3 I V « a B ll \3 U l i a y B EVENING OOUSSE8 washer, air conditioner or range Richard Curland, a director U HARRlBBinhO, Pa. (AP) — INTEBMEDIATE TYPING I : Open to those students and sdulte who have taken a aemeater for first prize. Second prize la a H*® school, Leacoe wlU te work- pennayivante.'a poorly endowed of beglnnliig typing and otoen with a knowledge of keyboard and wteh-lo Improve basic 10-speed bicycle and third prise with Alex Oolase, ftHmerly treasury could g o a m tnsted if suite of a p ^ , scctiraoy and form. Minimum 12 students. Monday, Theaday, Wednesday: 7 is a portable radio. with Porter Sriiool and now Commonwealth aU tta -8:80 P.M. Total 27 hours. Those who have not been con- basketball Coach at Windham, puixhases toe way it Uda tor F es: 820.00 Non-Realdent 888.00 taoted and wish to buy a ticket _ bratel^, a hatriU stete ter may caU Paul Pepin on Ctoesbro The registrars have announc- H eredlt with qnwoval of a g h School Principal Rd ed that toe RepuUlcans now , Summer School Ust 648 voter, and toe Demo- Bastem Connecticut State Col- c™*® ^ “ 1 ▼o*®” •*®®® lege 18 Offering a m J L ^ o o l Anal endoUment eesrion. wrote to the Mate eecretary of property and suppUes tocpilrtog ENRICHMENT PROGRAM to r children kindergarten age to ------Grade six to be held dally from Mancheetor Evetong Herald wby the state needs foam-lilted 8 :8 0 a.m. to 2 :8 0 p.m. from CoInmWa Vlr- and laced bras for Ite to- IHTKEMEIHATE TTPiMG 11: Open to Ugh School Juniors and aeidors and adulta who are June 28 to August 3 at toe F. gkite Oarteon, «d. 2284824. ■titntions. able to touch tyjie a miUninm of 28-80 worda per minute. Equal empbaate te placed on uee R. Noble School. A constituent had aakad, of typewriter in office production work and building speed and accuracy, zniiimiim 13 gtu. Wright said, that he be kept (^ t s . Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday; 7-8:80 P.M. Total 27 houn. A $25 fee Includes tuitian, Over 248,000.000 acres of land boks and educational supplies, abreast ot the state's tedding were deeded to homesteaders be­ poUctee for women's oloUies. STYLED PO$ YOUR NEEDS F es; 820.00 Non-Realdent 888.00 plus coats and admissions con­ tween 1863 and the 1930s. Some of nected with field trips to special the land was so poor it was impossi­ He then dUoovered that tha Any hnc9 oddi prolacHon' but lK« fonc# thpt bl«ndt with yo«r a credit with approval of High School Principal activities for the full six weeks. ble to make a living from it. The commonwealth buys only from hom« ond pfQparty o d d v'h M vty tpe. The summer school provides a nationwide mail-order booee, Bankhead-Jones Act of 1937 allowed BRUSH-UP; sTEAOOBAFHT: This course offers a review of manual princiUea of Gregg I supervision and programs In citing only the store's catalogue Shorthand for thoae etoo have tome minimal experience wKh aborttsnd — toere te aoine P the government to purchase the land lli reading, math, science, social of bankrupt farmers. Over 2 million numbers. REDWOOD BASKET WEAVE timed dictation. Monday, Tueaday, Wednesday: 7-8:80 PJd. Total 27 hours. Miwimniw u stu­ studies, games, qxirts, arts and acres of land were returned to the Wright suggested that the dents. crafts, swimming, field tripe WUl conatder an advanced etenogreqihy course (40-70 wmtia per minute) if enough inter- ownership of the federal govern­ bidding practices dssarve an 6’ HIGH — 8’ WIDE eet U indicated. and picnics. The parent must ment. uirilft Fes: 820.00 Non-Resident 888.00 ONLY •20.W SECTION BOOKKEEPING I: A course deelgned to present’ Ute totroductory phases of bookkeeping toe a elngte pnq;>rietorsMp and interpretation of bookkeej Journals, ledgers, and■ atai ■ itemento STOCKADE FENCING will be stressed. Monday, Tueaday, Wednesday: 7-8; PJd. Total 27 hours. Miirimum 18 atu- FOR FATHER'S DAY > 1 OUR ENTIRE STOCK ROUND RAIL FENCING Advance maU regtetratton te required tor nanKsradit eoursea and strongly recommended tor all the new style* in our LAUREL academic coursee since olaaaes are filled on a first-crane basis. AU fees Include a reservation Graduation Watch JUNE 8 -2 4 charge of five dollars, which wlU be refunded only In case of cancellation or ov/ersubacriptioo Collection. . . from J40. MOMS 10* SECTION MaU rogtetrationa with fuU fees must be received by June 21. Your canceled check te your BUSHY NimSERY ------OPEN ------receipt. •' j!' ■ ' * ' 1 ' ' ' '' DAILY 10 AJ1.-9 P.M. aftOWN PLANTS T V M . ONLY M .50 SECTION BEOISTRATION DATES at Manchester EUgh firixml; ' Wednesday June 21 1:80 - 8:00 PJd. : | Thursday June 22 8 A.M. - 2:06 P3C. ^ ' i' theasure shoppe • M D IA1HS #ULWN ORNAIMINTS a n n u a l s CAm Friday June 28 9 AJf.-8:00 PJd. ' Wednesday, Jime 21 the last day for maU registration. MaU completed unification forma JEWELERS with full fee to: MANCHESTER aalhorizcd< te PARKADE Bummer Sdiool Director 1148 Mato Street Mancltester, Conn. 08040 „ ...... n n WUtfEKf Make cheeks payable to: Board of Education W hitham ' iMmekmteH LOMBBBf SeiMl checks tor the Driver Education Ooutm payable to Driver Eduoatten Mancbaater High -amom warn v tr . . L^figtaDW-fig m ifiL vBoaf bo8.tow woto i g f i i i tf Bdteol care' of Summer Sebom Director. rnaM.Ysafi«IBinATMM-mLEVSMDIOIII SPM ACROSS FROM MR. STBAK CLAfifiEfi BEiHN MONDAY. JUNE 28. ' i - ‘ * ,r-

PAGE SDPtEEN ttANCHB?IER EVENING H E R i^ . MANCUfiSTER. OONN» pn>AY^ JUNE 19. 19T2 Hon t W FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1972 Agturfapstpr F R ID A Y , JU N E 16, 1972 Pages 1 7 to 32 Business Mirror Speeder Suspect Balks Policem en VBNTURA, OhUf. (AF) — A the doors and refused to ooma SAN FRANCISOO, Cklif. ■ 'f - N (AP—Saa nrandseo Pbliea Ship Is Island's Lifeline highway patrolinan : waited <«*. authorities said. OfOoer Intpeetor Bd PriMtM, gn au- A sk A n y B rok er W h y , more owmBran an wurhour woittalds w w •a sergeant Who brake the right * thority on piekpoeko^ ndvis* Hmnphrey Says By PAT SHBBIOCK man and boy 66 idSB never to put ueir wnl-. let in their hip poAet and to KATTNICUS ISLAND, Maine make, sure he doeen t da it And He’ll Answer (AP) — Then was a storm lyv weekly In summer months. passenVers on die two-hour run ^ ^ himaeif, orders his tailor- ing over Matlnlcus that gray D ^ t ^ C o i m t o ■or JOHN ODNNIPF excuses are offend, men sea­ Built at nearby Friendship In out to the Wand but now "al- ,**‘*'^ ?*** ^ “ ofOoer, made suits without seat podt- McGovern ‘Short’ dawn as Ckq>t. Norris Young sonal Influences w ill take hold. 1616. the Mary A has been moot everybody flies cut in pri- along U.fl. IW. flalhinas locked Investlgatefa added.______ets in the trousers. swung the lA u y A toward the SUtii and tooal police, elrined NB!W YORK (A P ) — Strate- plaa* to forage fo r addlUonal m m YORK (AF) — Aak * The summer aosdce la only a making the Matlnlcus supply vate and chartered planas.” , ■ . ‘ ! . island, 36 miles m wlfli 0ppiilt end Superior Court glaU for . ton. Hubert H. delegatw in atatea that haven’t Imker why th* marlnt la up or week away, he notes, and that ta^maou run the past 86 years. She’s al­ He uaed to carry a hold full “ It was like a mUl pond out wemuita, be(ea a raUBdbp oR Humphray predict that ton. held primaries. 4own « t any apooUlo minute usually coincldea with the tradi­ ready burned out three diesel of supplies. Hi 1963 vrhen Mad- euepeeted d n « puahen yeeter- Oeoige McOovem wlU fall a Wyman eaUmated that tional summer rally. Natun, he then yesterday,” said an elder­ engines and la working on her nlous had dial telephones In- and ha wIU glven. County guperior Court warrant a deciaion months axo to con- Towera apartments, where a pi^wr: War, politics monetary cause investon wen “reas­ centrate his money in eariler scorn or more of wealthy New Mary A a lifeline to the fkr^ followed his father to sea to be- ,------eluurging him with poeeeeaion at poUoy, a trik ^ corporate prof- sured” about Inflation, the oontndled druga and aale of primaries. ... Yorkers were invited as pos- MoOovem program or taxes. thest offshore Inhabited Island come a lobster fisherman, A troploaf fish called dm Ita, Borvemment legulation. In­ o ff the Northern New Bhigland which is what Just about every mudsklpper oUmba trass. nareotto druka. Ha wae taktn to Ih an, they say, McCtovem contributor*, = II flation ... court at Hartford yeatefday, win have 1,827 delegatea when returned to Wa^- T oo don’t have to prove that wbOM he wee held on fSiOOO Uie Democratic NaUonal Con- Thursday evening ^ any of theae are real taotom bond. ventian begina in Miami Beach plana for the weekend were atlU beoauae It ian t likely that any­ Heath wae addltlonaUy charg- next month, roughly the aame 1® doubt. Aides said be may In- body can eftecttvely dlaprove A G r e a t G ift f o r F a t h e r ’s D a y ! SWeftChair ad on a Oroult Oourt U (WiUl- a. McOovem’aoSm that he’U terrupt or ci^el a ^ .k ^ them- Time might, but In- Spalding Par Play ntaatio)/-warrant wtto’ aiile of have more than 1,800. respite at Ms home in Waveriy, veators aeldam look bardi. *nM marijuana and poaeeeeihh of e11^ Reminder claims it is be- actually favor Humphrey. power, seems aide to offer evi­ clean. S231 Patricta 8alj|shttry, both of Var- lu fi- . )■; tw *t least one year of service wMoh started lost winter when the name of the ing eftecttvely denied to benell- Humphrey. Insltted Tuesday A V lO Ilt T o WH J Spalding Davis Cup dence that even auggests that (7 E .A M /^ Big Boy 2A” 20” Rotary after complettan of ttielr train- the president at the reminder, Jounial, questioned whether the g^d economically pro- ho would receive the support of rA lP b fta a AF this ‘" ‘explanation" la baaed In Oanl A. Wagner of MenefloM of afk. and Mrs. Ronald Bnldor Kenneth______Hovland,______after______obtain-. pootol servlOe counsel’s niHng ______duettve means of delivery______of its______virtually____ ail__ of the 88 uncom Beth A. Boykin, ttie daughter Westclox Cube from Boirer L. Wagner of. Car^ ing. fact. Though it serves the mar­ Clock Radio B-B-Q Grill Power Mowet Tennis Racket man o f 31 WhatminlBtor Rd.; ing pennloslon at rural mall- might have been designed to journals to the ratal box owners mitted delegatea from Texas, of iiba. LaVenia Brooks, of 40 ket, It may dlaserve the larger entry, on a eroae oon^jilalnt Naney Hull, daughter of Mr. box owners, attariied hooks to “foroo ua to use ^le .maH ij^a requested that the where th^ state Democratic Hoffman Rd., graduated recent-- Vtiflala A . Motaa of WUU- and MM. John HoU o f 78 WMte public. Alarm Clock D i R i i z z a G e t e ^ |he, bottom, o f (he b09ce*,‘ placed pay ..its highly inflated/postage court hear ita motton on June 20. conventhNi^ allotted Mm 21, ly from the Oak HIU BChool, the from Dririd B. Mono of S ti .Baihara Seavey, daughter One perOeptlve analysis of the Our the adveiirtuing Journals m plas- ratss.” _In the______meantime the Reminders MoGovem 84, and Alaheuna Conneotiout Institute for the ■ • 5 , 1 7 . 3 3 litodieeter.,*, «, sf ej( Mr. and M h . John seavey market, which h w ’t fallen tic b ^ ^ a id 'attached t h ^ to ..Remtauto Js .asking tor through tlw mall. Oov. George C. WaUaoe 43. He Kind, in Hartford neariy as badly as it has failed l l i S’" 4 )T*TT All white ash frame, firm flex shaft. T e rt M . SBaoOraaor fram Rah- p Q ^rk’sPoat e it J, MaaOiranor, boOr o f Vanf- the bOolA Moriand also aald he a deoiaratory'-luiiipnent of the for the moment to reach the 15.88 6.97 3 H.P. Briggs & Stratton engine. 1” Precision strung ^ spiral braided Alois Jdyee Mhloney, dauih- Thomas D K inaa Of 188 Tan- hSd rdMaliwd the permiarinn of court that it dpea have the right a 4.44 nyfon. Assorted sizes. olMiter* t heights sought by die bulls, la Gold iridite finished legs, braces, to 3” standard wheel height adjust­ ter o f .ltr. end MM. John Ma- ner 8L w ill: be named chief ttw ttine pootmaaters and pos- to use the hook* affixed to Drowse alarms or lighted dials. Big, easily read clock face. Wake to Inutso P. CHode of Coventry leney of 35 Norwood S t; Jayne U made by John WUght, the music or news. AFC on AM for less handle and crank adjustment. Easy ments. Spalding Heavy Duty | from FIranklln S. CHode of Maii- clerk of Gbvuit Court 13. hued mi autborittes In Hartford. boxes, provided the rural box Brldgeiwct, Oonn., tnvestmeot Bold, easy to read numerals. ca rol Schoen, daughter of Mr. drift. Walnut grain polystyrene. to move on 5” wheels. #2401 Gras* Bag...... 7 .9 9 Tennis Balk ConofaLlV oheatar. in Menehester, accordiiig ‘ to ,| ^ Remlitder / after owners consent to this method adviser. ^ Mre. /oMph of 154 judge Jcim J, Daiy, chief’Judge ” f , ■■ ■■ de- of ^ deUvery. It T A is I w alao satmsa seeking m rnm lrliM P A dtvocoo was granted jon Vlorenoo St; Kathleen Mor- at the state's Circuit Courts. ^ — ------WHght calls the currant iir- grounds of degertlon to Vtvtan Uverlnx one iawe of the paper, pnltanlnary and permanent inr terpretadons "excuaes ta t” lU co.of iCnaOhostor fram Owen rather than "causes of.” Sie Our Rlee 'o f Bwltn. MaPiMBVMB M Ft SteMB lists them: Popular \ lowest S t; Barbara Buooino, daughter at Atty. George Cforsky of Dtvoroes w ere granted Tue#- of Mr. end Mfa. Ameiioo Bno- acamAkrtor. Goraky had served —Renewed doubts about tn- Bi*nd k price day by fltate Referae John Ohio at les Charter Qak Bt.;. ^ clerk for ei|^t yean, M^OAD sm nT flatton being brought under HAtnmoui Ring on grounds of 10 AJKL lo 10 PAA control foUowing a rise In the and Maty A. MoOooe, daughter i>Bhusa’s appointment win M A N C H I S in Intolerahto cruelty to: of Mr. and Mn. Cbarlae/Mc- 1,^ cfflcial by Judges of N Wholesale Price index. - Dorattiy Strata from IVanois Cboe o f IS Durkin S t ^ ■ the Chrcult Oourt system at their —The HcOovem candidacy. Sirote, both o f Vernon. . Mlsa Moriarty, miuu Bocobio aiwnial meeting today. Judge —A growing refUbutlon that Louise W. Ootbbarg from Carl Have Fun;.Make Your postelection tax reform will add H. Ootbberg, both of Andover. and Mlai MeOooa ara staion at Daly said. up to higher taxes and lower Boat OUhoiio High. 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r , ■ ' T ‘ Ci M A N C SM ^ EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1972. PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING . HERALD; MANCHESTER. ,OONNh PEIDAY, JUNE 16. 1972 PAGE NINETEEN ' ' ’i ’lT' P resid ^t^ Seal Stolen on C ^E t Andover G>urt Cases RtVBRSira], Oelif. (AP) — ter, was pqt in the'^ad^dopr in A rspUea of the presidential 1808 and was taken Mm^tima i.- Know Your Way Around Tag Sales last week, poUoe Mid Ttaura- seal displayed in a stained By VIVIAN BBOWN pennies. An old saucer that are loaded with such "treasur­ hires, balustrades and newel onoD ir oom a 18 day. . Congregational Church AP NewilMtiire* might be used fCr an aditniy or es." Ton might wish to snap posts (that can be turned into ginaa window in the hlstorlo Several prestdantA have >If yon are beliv Indoctrinated a sugar bqarl bottom diat might a good buy to replace some­ lamp bases). Mtchael T, BulUvan, a, of Miaalan hm'a prestdenttal aults stayed at Mission Xhn SMd Pres­ JUNE SALE • ! Into the aummer tag: aale cir­ hold an African 'violet win thing you now own. One woman Tvpo and bottoms of thlnn todyard, ohaigad with violatioa hna been stolan, poUee aay. ident and ICrs, NlgSB . were cuit, you may have a lot of make you feel that the bargain found an excellent CSiineae may be useful even though one «f wcbatlon. was sentenced lb s aaal, U inohob in diamo- married ttack. catchinf up to do. In the 10 hunt hasn’t been a total loss. Chippendale occasional table part is broken. One woman yeateidi^ to one year In JaU To Mark 225th Year years U g sales, have been popu­ These tipe might provide for $18. BOW could she paas.lt bought a beautiful bisque con- iw ju * e Joseph ATAdotno. The Bint Gongragatloiial at 11 a.m. wMeh wiU indude have had affiliation with the lar, everybody but everybody pointers for those who are trav­ up! (Her husband told her tainer because the baautlfttlly jug^Adocno terminated Sul- Churah of Andover this.Sunday the reception o^ new memben, church have been hwlted to at- has become an expert. eling the sale clrcuita fOr the. how.) carved top of angelic figuras U vi^tw »year probation after k I ; . wlU observe the 2S8th annlver- baptism, and a special acrvlce. tend. 'I t is sfettlng- difficult to pick first time; Baskets are the now "in" was in perfect condition. It la a pntwtlon Officer Stephen sary of Its founding. Htatmrlcal Oommittea Those attending Sunday will u)^ real bargains, unless you If the sale has been itemised item and prices have escalated deowatlon in her bathroom. Bavlar told the court the It was in mid-June cf 1747 A committee has also been be asked- to write in a com- are U>ere tstaen the doors open. in an advertisement, make a in many areas where shops are People buy tops of old bridal youth had failad to obtain drug that a group of pecqde calling formed to record the history of memorati've book being planned At one recent sale In three list o< things that taterest you. Hxinging up devoted entirely to chests for wall decorations, treatment at Perception House, themselves the Birst Blcdeslas- the church throughout the past as a memento of the 'occasten. rooms of a small house, all the II items have not be«i advert the sale of baskets. But you can Bottoms of cheats and boeces wlUlm aatte, a condition of the tic Society of Andover met at 328 yean. Mn: Roscoe Talbot Anyone unable to attend is ask- good things had been selected Used, get an idea of 7 ^ still find some that are budget- may be put to good use as con- probatiiaB. the home commonly known In 1s beading up the historical ed to send a message for Inolu- wlt&in flve minutes. Some can use bef. the ideal pltwe to find kitch­ flat intricately worked baskets Tou can even get the man of ^ of thlrdde- the colony of Connecticut. At Hdslngton, the Rev. and Mn. planning also a historical pag- When doors are opened, the enware, picnic tables, garage may be used on the wall for S S ’laroeivand third-degree HEW CAR that tlme the memben, cen- Raymond Bradley, Mn. eant to be held sometime later prises go to the qirinters. tools, furniture. Slightly used decoration. a gift from such a aale-and ^ sentencli*, MEA Award stating cf residents tram tha Charles Van Deusen and Mn. this year, One dealer made a decision upholstered ftumlture may be Old-faihioned 'washbowl sets this may make your tag sale 5SSTNl.*clasJ u ^ Nlobolaa Armentano told VACATION SALE towns Of Hebron, Coventry and Sidney Organ. A cookbook of church goen’ browing eaaier in the future. Miss Nancy B. Hull la the 8Sth that might have been difficult found at a fraction of original are used as tal^eware, espe­ Om defendant that In ocdar to NEW CARS TODAY . . . AT LehaiMn, (Andover 'was to be- f>,.i>w.«n the anniversary «*«* rehdenta’ favorite recipes for the average houseirife cost. cially for parties. 'lAtge quan­ One man wan ecatatlc with an ^ ^ prcbatlan be muat ob- glri piaimidg to enter the Holds come a town naariy 100 yean U n . John Bitdiln- *■ complied to be Ml BRAND NEW 1972 equipped only with her weekly When you arrive at the sale, tities of spaghetti, potato salad oM copper, worm carrier that ^ txcatmant for drug addle- of nursiag or dental hyglsna to CLOSEOUT HUCBS , later, to 1848), decided to seek rk«n«M Richards, have featured la te r this year, per- marketing money. He paid $1S0 go to the area that has the or greens can go into a 'wash- waa attaohod to a worn leather tioh. receive a adidarahlp from the VERrHIOH USED CAR ALLOWANCES the services cf a minister for reouested that anvone with lutpa in time tor the annual for a 20d-piece set of Umoge thing you want. Time can be bovd.. The matdilng mmp dish, belt No, ho wouldn't use it for pnbotlon OtSoor Bavler sstd Maneheater BduoattcBal Ohib. their raligloua < ^ c t. and it JStinept Matorical formation. church basaar In the fall. dinnerware, commenting that wasted browsing. Fhr example, toothbrudi holder and pitcher worms—it would make a groat -eaterday that SidUvan faUod The 8300 award was made MERGURYS! WM upy thla ^ tl^ the .oecdotos or material, contact A cMcken harbeque la being he could 8^ it for at least if you want a sofa, don't fiddle can be used fo r UtUe extras. aah-tray oonveraational pioea ^ ^ ^ probation of­ 'Wednaaibqr. Mlaa Ehdl. the Group Singt at Calvary Church Birst Cygregational Church » member of the historical com- planned as a fund-raising event H,000. H m set included an around in the kitchen exam­ In areas where old houses fe r Mb derti, he aald. And that’s ^a «*w«g to ob- daughter of Mr. and OITb. JOhn Scranfon's was toonded. mlttee. early hext month, 'while to Sep­ enormous tureen with bowed fi- ining the Jelly Jars and pie are being rased to make way how you can get a man atarted treatment R. Him of TB BThtto S t, wlU The Sounds of Happiness Tiio, Miss Sharon Ashford, left. Miss Margaret Fo- Thq ehurdi has planned, a tem ber, there 'will be a heritage nial in perfect condition. pans. Go to the living room. for new roads, tag sales may graduate hrem Ifanchestar High 3-YEAR OR 36,000-MILS V^RRANTY complete pommemcratlve year. It waa learned that the prop- tour anid historical dUqday spon­ Buy Now! Save Now! Iho i^easurable. part of most n you don’t find what you be a bonansa of fine old Chan­ School Tlnsday. She plana to - ON AU NEW CAirt dor and Miss Beverly Web]£>, With Miss Kaye Goggins as pianist, 17111 present ;;;i‘tir^ L > ri^ i^ S ^ ^ ’”evmte ‘^y Whem the Ptoasnt church sored by the Board of Rellgloua tag sales is that you can pick want, don’t buy something Just deliers, leaded windows, hand­ to takeriace ttow iiS^ the cemetery and conference house ent SulUvan, told (ha Judge train a t tha Ona M. WUocx a program of gospel music Sunday at 7 p.m. at Calyary Church. The vocalists, " pawn inrougnou* uw ^ feggted WBS given to the Education to the cjiurch. up 8(»ne little thl^ for a few because it is there. Basements some door locks, antique Ax- Sdwol of NUraliig of MUdlooex all members of the Evangelaire Concert Choir "at Northeast Bible Institute, Everyone Welcome Memorial Hospital in iOddle- ^ Pflaiimam society by Leonard Hendee, AU townspeople are invited to 1972 to her in future purohnaeo. riie 1972 CADOLLAC |A Y B Greeh Lane, Pa., were selected to form sirio for summer ministry. The trio town. Last w o ^ Mlaa Hull waa WfAmt DoVBla. Loaded with 1970 CHBV. 52495 The first and perluqw most f^?*******^ ** Selectman Sundi^J^ Md share In the CAPRI 1______Arty. fiulUvan aaked tha court the redpiont of the MBiy M ar an OhdUnc oqaamaat MaUbtt cdm itiblii,' V8, a ^ will also be featured on -the 700 Club television, program Monday at 9 pjn. on important day cf celebration anniversary celebration, to consider that iha dafOndant garrtM otiarty lyndi Mamorial Ing air oondtitoBlng, dhrtded matlo, powar Bbtorlot*. *•“ « Channel 18. Sunday’s program of gospel music is open to the public. will take |daoe this Sunday with .. 7“*. Anyone who can off,.. —^ C HORCH ES la awaiting aontonotng in UB. Soholanlilp, avrardod ly (ha. saat tnt whaal, ondM m wMto. Nloa oar. a special anniversary pilgrim- Ai^ver. Roscm Ta^ ^ gctivltiea in any 2 litre engine. Synchro-mesh 4-spc«ed trans., floor mounted MandMStar Bdiolonhtp Pounda- trd , mudi mora. 8,000 mnoa,. age. *. f**®S?**“ ‘ ^ capacity U urged to contact any shift, rack and pinion steering, power fitmt dlac brakes, DODGE OF MANCHESTER cmYsum A ssem bly O oees tion. Inc. OrngreganU and friends as toln Nathanlal lOngsbury who one of the committees or the styled steel wheels, radial tim , high output heater, flo- m i t USED C A R S weU as special gueste, wfll meet was moderator at meetings. parsonage. thru ventilation. (Optionals avallalUable at Bxtra Cost.) Q eanup Sessiim Now in the 88rd year of ito o r Prices start at 80 OAKLAND STREET. MANCHESTER _ 643-2791 ganlsatidi, the Mandioatar Bdu- About Town a.mHny .ynming gt 10 s.m . a t Chriotlne OoveU and Mrs. th s^u«*^^rirtag lot, -and Carolyn Mortiock are both des- BARIFORD (AP) - The with a drug cationd C3uh h as given |8,8M in 1970 GLDO 52695 1969 POiNTlAC Construction s Started NEW 1972 DONE DART SWINDER tralMiig aaalataneo awards since Ddta Ooupo. Vs, automatio, BonniBVille 0-Dr. Hardtop, Mlchael Ktomens of 232! then proceed to the Bingham cendanta of a "Mr. White and T ax W riteoff Oeneml Aaaemhiy Thuraday I**JE*^The youth hss pleaded guilty power atooring, powpr automatic, power atoarlng, Bhrguson Rd. wiU be host att inroperty on 'Hebron Rd., the 'Mr. Sweetland". Birst Select- night completod wetion on tech- 1808. brakos, burgundy with Mnek power briikos and mocb. the Junior Sun-- aitG of the original ohurch» man RctMrt B. Powt ia a direct to fednal diatgeo of Ulegal pos- A sked on Body nioal rtiangea In bills iHsmi flreanna, which car- The grmv’s dllcws for next . top. Mco ear, low milaago. WE NEED THE ROOM day. The museum will be sni where a brief service will take descendant of Abraham Bur- year are Mrs. Bather Miner of 1969 PONTIAC 51995 snwilnn tMs ^ ^ maximum aen- 1966 CHEY. 1995 LoMbui OOoor. V>S, aoto- from 2 to 8 p.m . place. nap- Lawrence JUlson and L. SAN ^FRANCISCO ^______(AP) ^ year, and adjourned Ite seoond tenco cf ten yeans an d /o r glO,- IM Matbor S t, preaidont; Mrs. Wagon, V8, automatic, power matlo, pewor atoaring, bnadi w r u GIVING IBTTER DEALS THAN EVERL ----- Tha proespsion will then Edward Whlcoinb a r e ^ t h des- a tto rn e y ‘B1:ancU Hels- special sewdcn 000 fine. Thomas O'Brien of Bart Hart- atoering, power brakes, real jwat mng whads, dark Tcung Marinea of tire Morinei move to the old Jewett bouse on cendants of a Mr. Chappel. . 72.ygar- ’ 2 8 4 5 toed. Vico proaldeid; hB«. Bdaon dean wagon, hard to find. tO oar Hardtop with PHga: AUTOStAfflC The majcrtly %ctiaa in the Judge Adono oald yertorday hrpsvn. Oorpa League will meet tonight; Rt. e for a sb ^ devotlonri ser- ArndvermiY Diimer wife should have a tax corrective MU was the repeal «f the poastoility cf the detMidaat M. BaUoy of 88 Thmiw S t, 1969 PONTIAC 51995 at 7 at the Marine Qarpm Home, vice in honor cf the tin t meet- After the 'services there wlU wrlte(rff tor depreciation cf TRANSMIBSION. 398 8-cyHnder engine, pow­ treasurer: Mrs. Hsrdd Maher 1970 BUICK . 53595 m er steering, radio, vlayl roof, whitwall tires. per diem pay of $38 for law- aervi^ federal time imtead of CatoWna. 3-Dr. HaidUq), V8, SOoor. V-S, automatio. power on P arker St. ThosfS interested In. ing that took .jSace there 228 be an anniversary dinner in the f],gir aging bodies, Stock Nik 3181 mafeen attending Interim meat- eentencea depends on tite of 88 Church S t, oocietaiy; and automatic, power atooring, air oondmnnfng and. joining ths group may contact; years ago. church.basement at about 12:S0 Heisler is iq>peallng to the U. Inga. It will take effect in commiaaiotier cf correc- Mrs. Arthur Nldaan cf 80 Spring powpr bnkao, gram i wlOi ear. ■ 70 OLDS. $3095 BNeratt Bennett, Tkoy Rd., The pilgrimage will then re- p.m. Mrs. Doris Hutchinson, in g. go, circuit Court of Appeals Januaiy, with the advent of uens. St, mombenhip dialimsn. top. 72 RANCHERO $3295 South Wtaidaor, tor more tutor-. turn to the church tor the com- charge of invitations, said that ^999 rejection of the same 1968 CADILLAC 58195 88 iO qor Luxury Ssdaa, AU 800 FMkup. V-8, auto., HI, NEW 72 OHRYSUR Adorno grunted • de------^------1972 PONTIAC 53595 PB., no air. mation. memmoratlve wonUip service many persons out-of-town adio argument by U . 6. D istrict NEW Oaap% DaVino. Bqnipped With IcghlBtoCB tram the present $5.- fence request tiiat the youth be FlroUrd, »Dr. Hudtop, V8, ------Court Judge Gerald Levin. NlWPOrr tOTAL 4-DR. SIDAN automatic, power atoning, an Oidniac eqnqpmoat. Alt' ToI pONTIAC $269$ 69 MUCK $229$ —i-sa---->i “ .Iw, S i two-year term to ^ BrooWyn Jail Inatoad W. Main St, RookriUs, dmtged power hrakoo, air oondltion- cundUtonlng, aUvar/biaa top^ BxGCUttfG 4^X>OQr Stdan. O ut S kyU tk MDoor. Baototy air, If the Hetejers aren’t given a wMnWMIi _ Ifet- $18^000. —■.«***» Hartford JaU, as his fam- with (fareatonlng, hraadi of tng, now tireo. bhio leather tntaitor. oim er o tr. low mUes, auta, PS, PB. Coventry depletion allowance tor aging, AIR CONDITIONED lytlMa. atobk No. then oil companies shouldn’t TtofM M OonnecUcut pMco, oaxiylng a dangoroua 1969 OLDS 52495 1966 OLDS - 5495 68 OLDS. $2495 70 OLDS. $329$ **» credited tor the 80 daya weapon wlttiout a pormU, and Vlata O ulser Station Wagon. have them either, he conteiala. Ddta custom, hardtop, OUh. Oonvaitible. DoMn 3- Delta Royal SDoor Hardtop. His suit raises "touchy, thorny served. intortoring wltii a poUoe ofBoor. V8, automatic, power stoer^ Door, V-8, automaftc, posrer 69POIITIAC $239$ a n M ------. The oaoe vtoa ooBttnued to JUns Ing, power hrakea, air condi­ stooriagi power hmlws, Npo* procedural questions," Gary SfMlel Nnbsit Fim Gbrytlir Onpl 71 • » HOOKS s e a ^ to acton vetoM en^ caaea dif^cMd of or 20. 69 DODGE $2498 Blnbltd. NO AIR V-8 auto., Allen of the Department of Jus­ tioned. low mUoage. ciaL ...... M a y o Btaiion Wagon. One power atoering, one owner. Delegate Challenge Rejected COMET eORONITS — DIMONS — tAm UTtS All wHIl AIR DONDITIONlND yesterday Included: 4 , tice’s tax divlslan said in ‘com­ Al Carry Ramaining Cliryilor Corp. Il*monf. And the a o ^ RookviUo. wlA op- y' 70 PONTIAC $329$ Msiander SDoor Hardtop Uon’a credentials committee met Rejectim of the challenge was torlal distrlcte. Twenty-seven s ^ sewdon ended Tburwlay nX^'^hwTwlS Bonneville Oonvertlbla Low with air ooodttianing, ono, 8MVU *1 IIOOOK POUUU tMH Mmae. last night to hear only one cbal- based on the fact that Mrs. members were present last . ^ Ms liconso In under suqpenalaii. mllnagn lenge, that brought by Claire OonneUy did not caU'tor a prt- night. A coat of arms originally SMgtE *171 HOOK HMIM g aa a t t tm s The but as passed delstod pleaded guUty and was given a 70 CHEVROLET $279$ 69 FORD $239$, Connelly questioning the selec- mary for delegates, and did not Mrs. Connelly waa on hand, at was rich embroidered cloth portioiui -wMdi 'were oonaideared iiL.e»y jTn execution Dnpala SDoor Hardtops. 8 Oountiy ^Sodan. Spasaeugsr tion of Coventry’s three dele- chaUenge procedures at the time the meeting to present her case covering a knight’s armor, *2998 substantive dianges by Demo- au^ondtd. station wagon with Air. gates to the convention, Alvah they occurred. Credentials com- to the conunlttee. IW • t N M E t i m to obooae from. VA em.. Dart Cuatom 3d)r. Hard­ eratic legialaUve leadeia. Ttda Rqbwt B. MlUsr, SI, of New PhllUpa, Ricluuri Cromble and mittee memben noted that a quarterly Meeting 1 972 top. 6t. A g re^ of toWnspeeel drive, look­ b er 8334. PRICE 1 Dell«882-dt.HT,PS,A,eu*e-| tranamiasion, B-78xl4 whitewall tires, power steering,, am ^-^ ing hUbe, many extras. Reaaona To Bay FORD msHc, rodto, vinyi tep, eta* tude modulation radio, sports console with clock,'appear-' WiMtaw*, ek cmdHtanlnfl. ance proteettcti fraap, dual racing mlrron, deluxe whasr; We Give Liberal Allowances On Imports and Sbo|i DILLON FORD covers. Stosk number 3AB. AND Domestics Toward Now Toyotas! SIOIDS. ___ J.( ' ■'/ VWe CmlMr f-pM.*2795 W.CM, i. ■Wta, W, to. i / s

PRODUCT Ford makes e kind ef car wmiiTMi to mtod, we design Foril I 169 BUICK * 1 9 9 5 2 0 5 4 95 uk <*nv., outwiMrtk, PS, 3399 $ - T olt eirttw needs ef e new family man. (Example; Ptafo titoge'i/ Tortoe,| HKkritAcMtwta. 100% WARRANH Torino Wagon, or Oatoxie.) Wealse hove the car for ttwt stogie playbey or girl.l ’p]yota C orolla 1 2 0 0 LYNCH MOTORS (Example; Mustang, Plnle, TbundorWrd, or the Oran Tortae Sperts.)| “Hartfosd Aren’s Largest Toyeto Dealei** The Fo$ owIii9 Con Art A iloelw d iy 170 FIAT 4 3 9 5 1 348 CBNIBB 8T„ M S N O H B S m 8484881 Whntaver your needs Ford mekss it and DIIIon sells H. W orraaty For A Fetlod of 60 Dcni*i I SSO C.nv.rtibta, 4 tpMd, Especially since the price includes all this standard equipment: CREDIT and FINANCING DUIsN Ford can hetoyskflnancs yew naworl (*Tnrte end Labor cn w*—*— utoo car anJcM neip you oM iM Ish that credtt Hna thet wUI be so Important ta SAVE A 1. Fnm t d u e brakes Curved side windows Frant (kqwnelon. (BaU Jainta Bxtaa.)) 2. 4-opeed all ayndiromeah tranamiasion Unit body construction yew future. OMne see us, we really want to help ■» Ibe Start of your career n CHBVBUH 82188 71 VBOA 81888 S8DODOB 8SW 69 OLDS *2 2 9 5 3. Hu(A, wall-to-wall nylon carpeting Five main-bearing crankshaft MsJWni 4pt. Coupe. V-8, auto, 3Door Sedan. 4-oyUnder, au­ OT8 S p t Cpa. V-8, auto.: g ir with a sincere doeiro for your oanttouad bustoess. 1 Cuftaw n a woswi, BMtwnal-1 4. Fully reclining, adjustable Anti-freese AS IS SPECIALS trane., power eteertog, radio, to. trans., radio. conditioning, power steering, llc,PS,P8. I vinyl roof. budtet seats 3-point safety belts in front m NOVA 81888 power hrakas,-radio, ^ S n t belt retractors TinliroNTB OABIiO $1848 m PONTIAO 8MN 70DATSUN * 1 6 9 5 5. Vinyl interior 199S RAMBLER Spt. Ope. V-8,' auto., power SDoor. V-8, auto., radio. C atalina S p t Ok>e. V-8, adtO- 6. IHpodometer Amnesta, front and rear m . eteering, power dlac brakee, 08 BUBO 8 U tt maOc, pewef atsMiat, radio. I 4 d.w i.doa s«:—oeltatTSSt-l 7. Cigarette lid>ter FVont and rear ashtrays dosalc Station Wagon. Automatic, radio, heater. vinyl roof, radio. GaUude 600 4-Door. V-8, au­ TtOHBVMXJBT glOM lion. r 8. Glove box Inside hood release 71 OWiGB 13848 to., air cQndlttontog, powsc B rt A ir 4D oor Sedan. V-8, au­ 9. Padugetray F red i a ir h eatar and ventilator Dart Custom 4-Door. 8-t 2-Ooor. 8-oyUnder, cuAo., air speed trans. tematto, vtojd raol, pospar COMPARABLE SAVHNS!! 13. Deluxe wheel covers Reversible keys oondUioning, power steering, 70 GHBVBOUIT 81806 Bteering, power dtso brakaB 168 PONT. 4 6 9 5 Steerm g ophmm lo d t nuUo. Im pela Spt. < ^ . V-S, auto- radio. 14. Bumper guards 1967 RAMBLER sns. iw n u B B iB D itia o m rtie, air oondUlantog, power 71 V I» A glSM tans 2-dr. hsrdl.p, ni 15. (^hrqmtrim Windshield washer Spt. Cpe. V-8, auto., power steering, power disc brakes, SDoor Sedan. 4-oytinlor, Kc, PS,P8, buckM, CM. 16. Lined trunk D u alh o rm steeling, ndto. radio. rtaadard trana, radio. 17. Recessed, covered spare tire See-thru master brake 1967 RAMBLER MORIARTY 18. T bolU t cylinder reservoir m I71F0RD SAVE Rebel 4-Door Sedan, Radio, heater, autom atic. TBB A M V B BT A PA S nA L LUnDfQ, WB BAVB aCAMY 3HBNBI Irinto fodon, ovtofiMitk 19. Cton of to u d i-u p paint Pi^ldded dash X Oeod Piaee To Buy I vGiy dGGGg low mNoGOP* 20. Swing-out aide rear windows DILLON m o A C art BROTHERS 67 BUICK * 1 4 9 5 1955 V O L K l "Ltaeeta Meieury-WKya Jssp” 2-Door Sedan. Good traaqiortattan. RHETROLET 1 skylark 4-dr. HT, aviamallc, LYNCH MOTORS MAIN ST.y MANCHESTER I pawarUawktf. O O ta H IQ , 319 «VAB1FORO AREA’S LARGEST 10TOTA.DBALER* CARTER in Qtttor Si, Maoihirtir 68CHEV. 4 6 9 5 MNmS 6 6 44 UUKMSni. COER. S4S CUm SIIBI 1229 MAIN ST. OpM BvMdiigs tW 9 - IH 6 - MANCHESTER $43-2145 gal Air tia . wagan 9-pata, KM jetoc (MPBN BVBS. nuu 8 SaVKi 6 SAIB 646^ - ESB CAI NPT. 646-5115 ------■---■■E I aalwnalic,PS,Pt. Iw G ItaU BBCBPTTHDB8.nUL8l8AT.llU<8 "O m t 3$ Yoon SdOia cuk WOTWmVffvl •fmanyOfliett'* D S S X B n : ■ 1- i PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENH^ H E R i^ . MANCHESTER, OCRTN; FRIDAY. JUNE 16, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1972 PAGE TWENTY^NE tern and tbua Into the brooks Vernon BARB and lake. Joan Peterson Neweman Likes Ma;^r McCoy said today he Feted at Shower By PHIL PASTORET Wild Deer Friendly H o u le y , Oil Trap Completed was jessed with the manner to ^Boola BooW which the state department June is the traditional Mias Joan Petersen Pen- handled the matter and gave at NBW TQRK (AP) — Con­ month for the bride and At 1-86 Gas Stations credit to Robert Cubala, at tlie Held Ave., RockvlUe, was feted necticut’s new stota song, gloom . When They’re Hungry transportatlan department, at a pre-bridal shower last Sun­ “ The m ils at My Connectl- M ii^sing Special Session T he 'state Department day at the Warehouse Point Tra * *** caslons during the past few whom he said expedited the evt," was dsaoribad as "ter­ About the only thing By TOM 8HSEBT Norris figures the deer's American Legion Home. “ “ •■portatien has completed months, there have been oU submlssl«ai o f plans, to the rible" today by . NBC “Critic you can get on television. sweet tooth lured him to the The room was decorated to FAONIA, Colo. (AI>) — Ih a Jcrfnt atatement laauad to- lalatlva proeaia.'’ "I'or tha «ao- Damoorata alao agraad that At Large" Bdwin Newman. live, the cat tew apple treea to fha jrsrd. toatallatloo of an oil retenUen spui,. apparenUy of accidental ^ of Vernon, toe t ^ ^ . green and yellow, and a buf­ is George Norris doesn’t nrl^ the day SUta Sanator llobait HM- «>»* tlma to two yaan wa h m « a 'a ^ Newman (tomparad tha Later, when ttia buck returned kkhln .ta the D(>becnvUle area of crlk*.n. M ayor McCoy said. The fet supper vtes aerv«>(L The words of the song picked by B(»re or more of foul-weather 4 , axpariancad a vato aaaaioa lator, aa a iwptaaantatlva o( a with some companions, Norris lay and State Rapraaantattva by a Rapiddioan rafua- oonatltuanoy, abeuld taU'pcaoa- W K w IPVXM. - a u l S C * S S S : guest of honor received gifts cf Gov. Thomas J. MeridU tm- fri^ riro des<^ on his out a UtUa hsy Tbomaa Doolay, both of Vamon, to ovarride any at tha gov daaca to gtodtof lagUattva ao- — .h.. ^®“ “to appliances. i favorably with the simple, yard each winter, but be draws ^ ^ oritlelaa Oovamor Maaldll for eriv)r*a vatoaa daaplta the mertta tlon. . Hostesses were Mias Cynthia straight-forward lyrics of the the line when they start noeing ,„j,^ ’ the one wa now The ^tallatlcn waa made In streams empty. Rockville, Miss Unda Tale fight aong, "B oola around the kitchen for cookies. ^ hla aeUona oonsamta* the vato « "For dartato HapubUean ^miMtloo with the drainage The retenUon basin la deslgn- ilt^^ should obtain the desired ^ ThUand and Miss „ „ ^ 1 ., .___call (Aitter who cam© to 1961, Boola," vdilch had been play­ Tire aw **®®*^ when ha was about 8 years old, aeaalon held Moaiday and tha U>«y mambara at tha OaBonl Aa- 5*toto of two gasoline stations ed to prevent the paaeage of oU, results. Nancy SleUtssky of Hartford. ed — to MeakUl's chagrin — driven from the Mgta country to and he’s been wback v ervery year upeomtor aeaalon caUed to enact total a^ ratlw U Iwwum to oonaMaaUy and un- (to the highway In the Dobaon- gaaollne and other petroleum Miss Peterson, daughter of on occaslona where the gov­ lower mountain valleys lata a "technical correctlona" bUl. reaponalblllty, we faa that ^„rtn *ly vote to upboM thaae ^^® •t'oa where, on two oc- products into the drainage sys- Mr. and Mrs. Leif Petersen of ernor was Introduced to au­ each autumn by the Influx of The leglalatora chane that • “ •to"®*’ * SM vatoaa, cna after anothar, at Library Plans Penfield Ave., will become the diences to other states. Needed: A good P.R. man hunters and the scarcity of food from your Ups. We upcoming aeaalon la one Aaaambly apoimn » axioia ^ expanaa at our anvlronmaat, bride of Robert J. Pratt Jr„ to make dandelions more in snow-covered ali>lne mead- In all, about 18 o f the deer which haa hlatorlcally baeh call- ^ vlrtuea, votea for Ita P ***^ vatarana, our dnif dap^Mtont Reading Club Speaking on IinBCs "Btoi- popular than grass. son of Mr. and Mm. Robert ifmsis” radio program today, owB.' By late spring they*w have become friendly eiwugh to ed at Wa end of each regular “ to toen upon Ita vote V Wa ynmystars and our people to Pratt Sr. of 31 DaUey Circle, scampering back to the wUder- be given names, Nanis says, aeaalon to correct certain clerl- governor, oaata hla ballot to aua- |a to aay to aflbet, ^ For Juniors Newman recited adth approv­ RockvlUe, July 28 at the First al tha words of the Yale neas. and Uiree of them, a small cal errora and miatakea In tain that veto. ' OowHnor MaakiU does not wint Animal Cruelty D O D C r CbUdren to Grade 2 and up EvangeUcal Lutheran Church of song: This past winter Norris, 68, buck named Smoky and two wording to recently enacted leg- legialator haa bean elect- o partloular meaaura than It counted 89 bucks, does and little fawns also have taken to may start Tuesday to register ______^ "BooU booU lalation. They note, however, to be a mere e stage, four books, two of them (8) ABO Nawa NOW! government." H on animals or birds; third (8948) NBC Nawa Maiking Ecology Part of School Scene Referring to We recent veto STAN OZIMEK, Manager (84) Zoom (B) session We legislators comment-1 stage, four books, two of them AT How and why birds differ is the subject of a study being m ^e presented to the school through the efforts of the Federated 801-815 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER history or historical stories; 4UW (48) Nawa ed, ‘"Ibe veto session on llbn- tm (8) BmOoaby by the Grade 6 students at Gilead Hill School in Hebron. The Garden Clubs of Connecticut, Mrs. Porter’s committee, and the day, waa, to any who observed j four books, two of them Uogra- birds of North America are shown being studied for differences Hebron Grange in an effort to make conservation and environ­ phles. (8) WhaTo Uy UnoT Its worktogs, a conscious and In-1 (U) IHek Van Dyke in beaks, feet and legs and how these features help them Adapt mental education an integral part of the educational activities. tentl(Hial frustration of the leg-^ hTth the completion of each to their surroundings. Shown on the left are students Dana stage, the reader’s mune will be (8-89) Nawa written on the sun’s rays. When (94) Blaek Jamud (B) Hinchcliff and Anita Abolins with Mrs. Douglas Porter, vice (40) ABO Nawa chairman of the Connecticut Farm Bureau Women’s Committee. the last two books are read, ona of them on stars, moon, or 1:88 (8) What’a Happening At the right is Robert Merrifidd, Grade 6 teacher. Other students (8) Jnvenila Jury leged offenses last fall. DeFbe space, his name win be written shown are Rita Fontanelli^ San^ Gustafson, Edna Williams and < » the sun. Btech reader wlU be (18) BaoebaO pleeided guilty April 6, and a (8) I Dream of Jaasnla Kris Barnes. A series of eight volumes dealing with ecology was pre-sentence Investigation was given a folder on which to write GREAT FOR GRADS autlKm and titles of his books (M ) TBA ordered. (88 HoOsrwood Squares Atty. Robert W. SuUivan of as he makes the journey. A aasrl sww Is ssitody’s loth it Ihs npsr ttaip DATSUN 11N SdAN. Other summer activities wUl (48) Dragnet Hartford, representing DeFeo, ROMRACDStDM WAGON 8:98 (8) OTBara, D A . Treasury Man T o ld Pay Fine or Get Jail said Were was no gotxl reason ' |9Mi97a$r. V-a, eiiNaHNb * be Tuesday and Wednesday ''^039 bodi vhNl'eeat vvMieetil story hours and puppet work­ (B) why DeFeo passed bad checks Stall Hitt to low isMsI inite ton tolutp sipiMfi; Ht fritk psrftnMMi MA (14) Damoetatte Stale —"it wasn’t We money," Atty. shops and pvqn>®t ahows on al­ ternate Fridays. Oonvantfan $te®®tol Sullivan ecdd. Atty. Sullivan . iSSSlSl^^ (8-49) Jaeqaea Oanatenn O n Five miio etarilng naxt week, tha Wed­ rrs A G A S . Charges of Bad Checks raWer called It a "spree of fl- Isni si qssIKy tssiral, ss4 sll Ihs iWls SS4ISI Him ttal srs stiwlsrtl tqdk- S>^X 89 IM^ nesday aflemocn story hours (B ) . 8 4 8 (18-89) Movla A SouW Windsor man who years probation and suspend- a long period of time,’’ Judge ”“ *®tol irresptmsibUlty.’’ wtR be brid from 2:S0 to 8:18. received what Judge Joseph A. ed a jail term amounting to ISO Adorno told DeFoe during sen- Before announcing We sen- iMst All ttaia tthift $iw Hw BATSON Ugh bsssraSraAtirts Is DATSUN IMty. 949 (8) Maria The Ttieaday moming story (849) Beam 818 (B ) Adonio considerdd a Ught sen- days. When DeFeo, 28, said he fencing yesterday. fence. Judge Adorno inquired hours win begin June ST and run fence yesterday to CIrcalt Court needed time to raise the money, xhe judge said he wasn't im- '"*«Wer DeFoe had repaid the (M) WasMaghm Weak In 100 GALLONS^ from 10:80 to 11:16. A cqieclal 12 at Manchester, has failed the judge gave him until 4 p.m. a harsh sentence be- ’’*** checks he had cashed. De­ IBgvIow hour Is schadidad for Wednas- 949 (849) Odd Ooupla (B) pay We ftoes imposed by We yesterday- cause of DeFoe's gramtoarente. to pay |2S day, July 13, at 2:80 p. m., court, and police have received By 4 p.m., DeFeo had not re- DeFVw had said iwior to sen- ™“®* **** money had been (84) Film Odyssey > when Mrs. Joyce Garram of the 1949 (8-W) Leva, Amatloan tostructtons to take him to jail, turned wiW We money, accord- tenclng Wat he was We only ^®Ptod. Oonneotlcut Humana SocMy FREE WUN tNE CAR "Tou belong to jaU." Judge tog to court officials. A mlttl- one oaring for bis aged grand- Judge Adorno ordered DeFeo Myto (B ) will preaerit a program for (U ____ Adocno told the d^endant, mus was Issued to police, to- parents, vWo have tq>parently to make full restitution on all tem ^ o W ^ up ^ g . g. Philip DeFeo, who bad plead- stmcting them to take DeFeo been very ill for some time. bad checks aa a part of We two- on tee ositt of smaH’ pets. ed guilty to five charges tovdv- to jail to serve We 180 days un- The (drarges agatost DeFoe— year prtWatlon. (949) VA Open l^edal There wUI not be story bcurs (89) TUs to Tour Life THAT USES Lim EI tog We iw Sling of bad checks, leas the 8125 Is paid. four counts of fraudulent issue If DeFeo comas in today to to the'^^'wsek o f July 8. Thwtead, (19) GriddMiars But We judge Instead Impoe- "Tou don't know bow close of a check and one count of is- pay We ftoes, he won’t have to films will be shown Thuiwday, ed a total of $185 to fines, two you’ve come to going to jail tor suing a bad check—involved al- go to jail, court officials said. U 49 (S-t-9k4949) News July 6, from 840 to 8:16 p. m. 1149 (8) Movie P up^ workshops and teows (849) DIek Osvett on Mdays at 1 p. m. will he (18-89) Jolmny Osisen under tee superrision of tee re- cieaiUon deporiment The first SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM CHRYSLER CORP.! wockabop wiS be held June 80 Officer Reviled, and will include Instruction on maktog ptqppetB. The first show But Saves Life by ptaygnwnd ridhtaen wfll be OGDEN, Utah (AP) — aty given JVfy 7. Council has commended a po­ 1972 PLYMOUTHS - FURY III lice officer for saving a man’s life while the man called Mm a "rotten pig." FACTORY FACTORY The c(mimendatlon Thursday night said officer R. Spence FORD PINTO $1960 EXECUTIVE Phillips was sent to an automo­ DIUXBf FORD’S ooaaoinioal Uttle Pinto ooste lots lass than EXECUTIVE MTM T tm i MORIARTY BROTHERS bile accident May 27 and found Vega sad the leading toiports* . . . tad is now even more eoo- r m nnu COMU i m i in. CARS CARS a car overturned to a ditch full nomlcsL ^aoause your DILLCHf WX)BD team Is gtvliw away 100 M NR of water. The driver was pin­ free galloas of regular gas — with every Pinto modri sold be­ tween May 18 and June 10. Pick your favorite — the-2 door ' ^ 0 . ‘ ned inside with his head under Sedan. 8 door Runabout or one o f the new Plato WS$mis — sad w *2159* '23IE‘ *2109* *2oar *2174* '*■4 4k. * 1 * ^ get in cn Ute 100 golkn glvessray now at OaLLON'l. Phillips waded into the ditch, .'.x' • » ' USED CAR SPECMLS! SSbeSerarteee we Iw Sew aaeof meSela Deekf sieewsSwi see squeezed through a window and dMllMMn cSaifM, N «iV> me eef mM aie Mtra. DELIVERED IN MANCHESTER held the victim’s head out of Spend'S miniites With voMTFoitfltanN P l ^ the water. 99 PLYMOUTH 9696 The commendation said the INCLUDING: Fury m Station Wagon. 4-spe«d trans. Raellalagbiiekelfaati Radio, automatic, pow­ victim regained consciousness • AIR CONDITIONING er steiertog, V-9, vdiUe- and called Phillips a "rotten wnlls. p t e " DILLON SALES & SERVICE, Inc. • AUTOMA'nC 'TRANSMISSION Wbrtvwalls Froat diia hrakai The council said the officer’s SPECIAL action in continuing to assist • POWER STEERING • POWER DISC the man was "above and be­ 31f MAIN FHONI M3^145 Deluxo wheat corari Up to 30 aipg oa Regular gat. 19 M A B q u n yond the call of duty." BRAKES • TIN'TED GLASS • WHITE- Colony Park Froat & rear baaiper guardt Flip out rear wtadews Wagon. WALLS • RADIO • WHEEL COVERS (Ho, automatio, olr, 6.way poiier seat, • VINYL INTERIOR 69 MASK m SAVE power brans, power H\ 2-Door. Radio, tape steering, luggage rack, ORIGINAL LIST $4600 player, power brdw wfndow. 3400 power steering, whlto- USED CAR SPECIALS wsUs, vinyl tifm, ts^ tory air. nicely equipped with Custom 4-Door Hard­ 69 FORD 1495 69 PLYM. 69 VW 1395 top. Radto, automatic, NEW CAR SPECIALS Falcon 2 Dr. Sedan, 6 cyl., auto., ra­ 4 Dr. Sedan, V8, auto., PS, factory air, The price Is right. 4-speed, radio. Red. power ate(iriiig, power, USED CAR dio,, wws, tu-tone, Oold/Black. vinyl seats. White. brakes, fSiotory air, vl- 1972 PLYMOUTH Sd top, shoorroom con- SPECIALS 1072 PLYMOUTH 69 YW 1395 n MUaXANO $8786 tton. tow mileage. 900 4-Door Sedan. V-8, automatio, 69 MG 1595 71 GHBSVBOLBT 98918 Fury m , 2-door Hardtop, auUunatic, Roadster, . buckets, 4-apeed, radio, Save on this one, too! Automatic sUck- 4-door Custom Satellite, 318 V8 engine, power steering, power brakes, radio, power steering, power brakes, factory Hardtop. Radio, power wire wheels, tonneau. White. shift, radio, Oreen. InuMla 4-Door loaded automatic, vinyl Interior, radio, power wheel covers, light package, under­ air, tilt away ateeitog vdieel, radio, steering, automa­ Trite radio, automatic, m o SIMCA steering, body side molding, wheel coat, bumper guards. Stock No. 688. power steertog, power covers, whitewalls. Stock No. P-000. U st $4060. tic, power brakes, fac­ 94 KBBCDBY 9948 U st 13026. 70 MAVERICK 1995 69 FORD 149i tory air (xssUtlcniiig. brakes, factoey air, 4-Door Sedan. One owner, 19,000 2 Dr. Sedan, 6 cyl., auto., PS, radio, Falcon Futura 4-Dr. Wagon, 6 eyli» vriiUewsHs. vlayl root. Monterey 44>oor. Ex­ oilgliial mileage, very riean car. W EEKEND W EEKEND S 9 1 X C SPECIAL 0*ITU wws, sport stripes, Buttersc<}tch. dar, S-apeed atandard ablft. Ona own­ cellent secend cor. Ra­ SPECIAL J I O P er, Ught green. dio, aatomsUn, power 68 REBEL 1695 steeriag, wMtawoUs. 1971 PLYMOUTH SST 2 Dr. Hardtop, V8. auto., PS, PB, 64 MERCURY 129S 1972 GOLD DUSTER bucket seats, radio, vinyl roof. Ma­ Comet 2 Dr. Hardtop, 6 cyl., auto.. Satellite Station Wagon. Factory 1972 DUSTER S-speed on We floor, 228 engine, white- roon. walls, wheel covers, canopy vinyl top, Blue. / air, pcwer steering, power O-cyUnder, automatic, heater. U st $2,638. 71MOMTSGO $8846 brakes, automatic, radio, heater, vinyl interior, many extras. Ust $2,046. Stock No. V-120. Stock No. V-121 M>r. Hardtop. HSrocn, whitewalls. ntoriy equb^ with W EEKEND WEEKEND tO ilT O DATSON GRADUATIONS ■utmwiaBn, power Steer­ SPECIAL fCHOU SPECIAL J L n i y ing, vlayl trim, wheel coveraTv-a, radio, low ARRANGED DAILY AT: mUes, never registered. EASY TERMS OR 'I’RADES WITH LOCAL BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH MORIARTY BROTHERS ■onn S3, T0UM9 1UBM 0L m c o n v n u DeCORMIER "On tee Level at OesSpr and Breadt reeto for Over 89 Tenrs" ROUTE 83 MOTOR SALES 315 CENTER STREET MANCHESTIR M3"5135 SERVICE 643-2708-875-8010 OM SK BVEMNOS m ii 949 Hseept THCemAYe sad SearomAYa IR OPIN IVES. TBJ. 9 - TOLLAND TPKE. MANCHESTER BROAD ST. THURS. a SAT. TILL 6 TEL mm

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MANCaBgnSfe, CONN., FR0AY, JUNE .16, 1972 J ir'' * ; BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB . , SUW.p.B.l SUMfKtUt, CHPMIt.SU»p« 5t4AmA.ow>«^6O 60U m i^ K ^ ^ A ROLUNa (mmOMAPlA]^ KMOTJWWUNIW ^ Well Attended Service Genler UNE WUX CatXAME Aanttr M tiwBiit Nnl« c m rewtrRBVERHANea •om a UB people attended the Fifty-Five S^iiors \ i f Z i MaaM^a Vocation y two muaio teclUIa pn- Opens in August ACROSS 63 Holland town 1 Merriinwit 64Maaetillne rtim^'-nS****** Bchiaol Audlto- The Community Borvlco ben- Guidance Clinic, Big Brothers, name tor, an offspring of the Hook- 4VUtor be eenloTi are expect- cut Asaodatlon o( Woman Deane The Ca^tsl Region isentxi EBMkln 65 Retinue anum Valley Community Serv­ Hiaalto Pfenning Committee and i' ' s 66 Soak up gravy the «wKorttmil{tiLh iH ^ «raduated from Bolton and Ckxinaelora Award; ^ and ices CounoU, Ino., wfll open in aao^ th«----- .* 11.1 xjS!?** *** School Monday at a oom- certificataa of eommendatlan toe Rookrille Pnbtlo Heelto UBtfore. DOWN August at toe Vernon Piofes- NUrsfeg AaeoolatloiL USpMk- moncemen* coromony echedul- lor the Natlottal Merit Boholar- Blonal Building, R t so. pompouily 1 Anxiety ?*«j>t’e program oon- '«t for 7 p.m. ahip Uat As with any service agency, 14 Nativ* metal 2Pi«id •w ea « dano and organ atu- _ *®Eb aohool principal Norman Dopartmont aw uda wUl aleo Announcement was made yes­ funds are nerted for Its SOaaaoui terday of toe loeattoo of the of- estahUShment and assurance it I :i ISPaat SSOoplacea dSSmaJleat Owe of Dara Dubaldo, guitar' 8baw notes that the affair will bo praaented to etudonte who 16 Juniperlike element fioes which wfll consist of a will continue to operate. James 4rurta 24-----plama amount ~®o™oo etudonte of Bruno be held outdoofn If weather per- have exoalled to Individual sub- MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD deaert ihrub 47 Color sulto of five rooms Including M. Troy bos been named diair- ITSm^ 5Agent BtChkago a ^ ^ to r Dubaldo, and viOUn mlta and to the gymnasium U Jects. Art, phystoal education, (aui^) 2SUlppwUmba 48Vand studenta of Bruno Dubaldo. O r- h rains. buatoeaa, home economics, mU- three consulting rooms, one con­ man of toe financial advisory flounder 480aMh> ference room and a reception ULaaaea 60ine 26MaacuUne fa n aelecUoiu by Ooleen Strat- Dr- John B. Rogera, a well- Me and Utoary awards will be committee for the confer. lOReaounda, 7Sainte(ab.)- mieUation SOPit^^lion room. The oommlttoo feels toe Others on his committee are y»sAoatEss/s l U 00 THE AT CENTRAL POLICE 8Speed (muak) trONnmotlon .S2IowaeoUtgt ^ Kirk Woolpert and Kent known authority on Negro hie- tootuded. S9 fWtK LANE/ HEADQUARTERS. aaabeU oaaltiy preceded the program, lory, will deliver the charge to Members of the community location win be Ideal oa It Is In Mrs. Abusa, Mrs. Phyllis At- ro aSTTEfi CALL A CAM •ESTICAN. 22 Damp 9 Soft drink 29 Winged town a building with several other OOCTOtt.l 1 PHIL/ rrs 10 Ruaaian river 81 Opine SSBxtinetbltd are welcome to attend the as- Uns, Douglas BaaUn. Robert ,{^E0A){> 24 Portable bed Parilolpanta tooluded: peter‘*** “ “***<***«•• “ * jS!' professional offlces, lending Chamas, Richard Dempeey, fSiOtibnm 25 Singing voice 11 Birda* billa 32 — Domini 54PaiM j U ^ , Sandra MoCUrry, BUoon Bonlors BIric Ooor and WII- “ “ " v ; - the (HMDS. 57 Oerraan (ab.) privacy to toooo aoeking sorv- Jrim BIUotL Warren Gottfer, 28 Cheer " 19-----wtfks SSSoaJnflax 3ftrren. Debbie Brown, Scott Usm Buokson have been eelect- Strawberry F estival AKESUPPERX SO Sixth Jewlah in Roma 41 Pale SSBoy'anamt A Strawberry -vesttval will be icos and Is also on toe bus line. Joseph Howerd, Gary LJpstreu, numth 21'Greak letter 43 Yean lived SO 56 (Roman) "®*Rjet, Quy Bradstreet, Dale eS to give the graduation ad- The Center has been estabUsh- Atty. I. David Marder, John 6. 34 Antique ear ed to provide a unique umbrella r ” imiT M a ^ toe Rev. Donald O. Mil­ 35 According r r :^ T ro m b le y , Michael Stovena, on too baMs of essays submit- agency to handle the multitude ler, Mrs. Ooiille Pearl. to(rr.) IT FVy, Gemma Dubaldo, tod to and Judged Iqr a commit- -vem will on to the i of probtoms that exist In toe 36 Compan point Denise BNduo, Dlsne Wlsnow- toe of faculty momtors. will go to toe . Also: Samuel W. Pearl, John trl-town area of Vernon, Tolland D. Ruaher, Ted Trudon, Judge 37 Up>to*FORAWEBKWi r- Brian , Daigle, Kant Donley, oeremony. '’f. ^**^*** handled by facilities available Co-chairmen of toe founda­ 7RN?e SnUNSCRS, VOOT> LETAAE <90 PISH N ' 40 Winter .John Vloletto, Virginia DulxU; Awards Assembly the-festivaL The ^ AM'rLLPOVOUR , WITH\eU—ALT rris aCNMA precipitation In surrounding communities. tions and grants committee are PISH iNisSHlKFER; e e WORTH IT/1 HOPE ALL 42 Work unit do, Arthur Warrington, IGik The high aohool's annual Noting that toe populatlan In Atty. Marder, Summers and TWOWEEKAJ it Wof^Mit, Lori McOurry, Chris- Awards Assembly will be held “ ** Is fim of totoresttog '1 CAKI'T PVSURE' rVE REAULV BEEN '...WITH A c a k e KNIPE- TH* MeMHeORaARE 43 Minor ' IT toe tri-town area has grown on Mason; f^^fel funds—state- WMY 1 DON'T CUTTING DOWN ON WKTCHIN'-AMr VWkmj. STEAK KNIFE-V- SBESTHIS/ prophet tine Jsrvia, Chris Johnson, Kim Monday at 10:46 a.m. outside . . . , an average of 68 per cent over federal and other grants. Rev. VLOSe WEIOWT., FOOU HAVEN'T X BUTTER KNIFE... J 44 Entire anmunt Woolpert, Joan Keeney,' Mark toe buUdtog. . EMIL.VR □ toe peat 10 years, Mrs. Abusa Miller, Llptreau, BUlot and ?Q 460vtun H □n44 • Boigaron, ONeea Stratton, Among toe awards to be pro- ™ strawber^ Shortcake, said, "toe time is here for us Ruaher; Proteaslonal CommlL 48 Net n James WUson. P st Jeiuen, aantod are toe Tale Book Award «o«ee, tea cc punCT. to sistabllah a local service to SlPeruaea IT ' tee, Mrs. Atkina and Dempsey; 55 Sea eagle “ Andrew Vlncens, Michael WU- Cltlsenriilp Award fromi' _ _ “ J*tory ____ _ be available to aU of our peo­ Business and Industry, Baskin 56 Able to move IT son. TJvMta ClvltUlo and Arm toe Republican Town Commit- Women of St. George s ple." and Trudon and the Brouchure quickly toe; Betty Crocker Homemaker vvfll hold their annual dinner The newly established service IT B" Marts OvlttUa Ctommlttee, Chamas, Mrs. BUs- 60 Witty aaying Award; DAR Award; Connectl- ««* mystery ride Tuesday. AU center will concern itself with abeto Bills and Vincent Sha- OlMiUtary IT ------—------women of toe church are Invit­ I teen problems, olchohoUsm, heen. Uiat (ab.) ed and are asked to meet in the 62 Wait upon child-parent confUcta and other (NIWSTAHt INmatlU ASSN.) church parking lot at 6 p.m. to family problems. Mrs. Abusa travel to an undlsolosed destt- also explained that toe center natlan. will Insure a more effective use WSOS Plenie of estaMiahed agencies, prevent BY DICK TURNER The Woman’s Society of over - lapping of services to FUEL OIL CARNIVAL Christian Service of United reduce coete and provide pre­ U paid hi 5 days Methodist. Church will hold its ventive CM weU as foUow-up nom date of Slop annual potluck plcnlo Tuesday deUvsiy GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN treatment. >wnix at 6:30 p.m. The center has already re­ (86-Hr. NeOoe tor 6-t6 «-WTERCWf:S— Whatdaya Get for Near Miss? ceived toe support of seven or­ Deitvety) F o r a good tim e- At -tub 0 g g p -rp(g VVHeMTOU'PLOVBTDUVBroRBVgR fr-A I The Red CTosa Bloodmobtle ganisations which have firmly will be In Manchester Wednes­ Steven Sloan and Rachel Elliott are the “imprisoned” targets of sponges that call 0 X6' 6 777“ co^fZecr riMe ib committed toemoelvea to pro­ 84-Hr. Burner Seiviee day from 13:46 to 6:30 p.m. F'-e heinF thrown by Denise Mazzoli and Jimmy Komer as an unidentified clown viding comprehensive profes­ 1 1 :4 5 at Temple Beth Sbolom on Bast Checks their marksmanship. The act was part of a circus staged yesterday by sional series, Mrs. Abuse Cooperothf* OH Co. Mlfldle 1\inq)(ke. Mrs. Katherine Borello's Bowers School Grade 6 for the morning and irfter- said. Ineludod in those offering 8U Broad St, Walk-in donors will be wel­ P BY FRANK 07USAL noon kindergarten sessions. There were also fifth graders in animal costumes, support are Child and Family PHOMB 641-1663 come. games, topped off with peanuts, popcorn, and punch. Herald photo by Becker) Services, Community Child IxmUc*’ SooMy -ITT The Ladies’ Benevolent So­ _ _ L - ^ ciety of Bolton OongregaUpnal Girl Scout News Church wiU hold Its amuial Legion WiU Honor meeUng and potluck stqpper m n w Tuesday evening at 6:46 at toe Over 800 girts frmn 18 Jun­ home of Mrs. Chartes Churdi, ior, cadette, and senior troops EMERSON i J S " Hatdi I9U Rd.. Vernon. Olds and Bradley to toe Manchester - Bolton As­ Hoatesses will be Vera Church sociation of Girl Scouts spent 9 UIET-KOOL and Grace TYacy. The American Legion will honor two of its veteran last weekend camping together PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI L f K im u i The present cfflcera will be members, .Harold Olds and Leon Bradley,- at a testi­ at Camp Alice Merritt to Baet AIR CONDITIONERS m m im i re-elected and installed at toe monial dinner June 26 at 7:15 p.m. at the Legion Home. H artf(^. meeting. The Mate 4nclu About Toivn tew, and the baset^, torewo^ member or at toe Legion The glris of Senior Troop 3 i i i paned to tha joy and comfort aha waa going to ba The Manchester Chess CSiib and poppy sale committees. He —„ * M I f MANNINO Reg. $30.00 A Is also a member of toe Perm- ______provided leadership for a wide- in our advancing yaara?" will meet tosdgfat from 6:30 to 10 Mm b o w m a n FANS $ 15.99 / 7 anent Memorial Day Commit- game, teaching toe use of Jack- w fU Matt's Community Ball. % and his Itorgo. STOPPING HIM taihrea, flag etiquette, beslo 2 MAIN ST. - 643-7111 Members are reminded to bring who Is a past president of toe LINCOLN Neh lAPi_ flrat-ald, and supervising relay BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAV chess sets. OPEN DAILY TO 9 P.M. Auxiliary. Uve w h E maktog a^si^ech ^t^the races. Mrs. Glen Oomlsh con­ FARR'S at 78 raelps Rd. tJniveraity of Neoraska, for- ■ ducted a yam craft workshop. JUST HOW WOULDyxj O k e to h a v e WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU Sw N flrtw PuMklr S •»f 00 lloe* Owiie The Ladies Auxlliaiy of Man- The chairman for toe entire IMAOiNE 9 5DANUJON DOLLARS ALL S|4U ■•eWw Te e w ilfl See S S S Betoee fe e rhaplsln. He has been equally Xom Clark was interrupted bv SAVE *20.00 ANY THENMLUE HOWX DEPREOATINS AT O N C E!? OF COURSE iM e»4CEPE WMBnI MAV ueKTNINO BTCIKE M E IF X duct a bake sale tomA BEAUTIFUL VOUN0 MOPBL » radto. wtw tires, wrheol oovari. we ere offering a u t o SO U G H T A 1 checking with her AN^WBRIUa SERVICDm. m mow tires, buckst Mats w/back ssst. Vary itwrp PICTURE. THE CALLER DIPWT LEAVE ANV>';-« wagon. SAVE V NAAAE. t m f PARE,BUT HE BAIP- $2195. in the month of HrP PHONE VOO THB EVBNjWE^, t l w 11970 MUSTANG Mach I 1969 TORINO GY Bki^ Idtjw om roof, 361 V/8 engine, hood scoop, June! Aqaa, 2 4k. hardtop, auto tram., 42B ram air angina, m trae lock, pj-.pJ>..AM/FM radto, taoh., tint glais ^ p c auto tram';1w,pb.oontolo. mag typo hub caps, wtw 1. PURPLE PINTOS (3 toft) tiros) radio. ■ 2. FREE 100 Qeb. of gH wHIi any Pinto CMlIWtO.- ■ - a t------e lenartSa IPM9UOW $2495. $1695. OBT ySlIR HANP9 3. Sprint special value peckeget on ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HABIUN 1970 FORD XL Conv. Murtengi, Mavericks, Pintoe. 1969 AUSTIN HEXLT v^DVsW^^DQRw l$ra^ws 4ipood n^WM^e tS T RTNAtraRlwax— S. AWwv>«»f ...*s A4Q Douar Ajour, ■iTHn,,.rr«.^.rriBKMen _ ncnrTiJtJui'triT Oia^blaektop,aulo1ranB..3B1 V/RfR6iigtoa,i pngiM, ps, 4. FREE Vinyl roof on 2 dr. haidtope ft - nano/PtaN ( IT6a;«lSiM^ a s s ' ' aadont ft Qatoxto BOO'S. buckst stats, radto. ■nwNaf THE MAMIR/ CONSPU pb, radio, wtw tirat, whssl oovan, runsnsA-1 A-1 . m e d i a i d ^ v \" STEVE CANYON BY BOLTON CANIFF 5. FREE LuRRtoto rack with Pkg. Aon $1895. Country Sedan yvsgom - Pl^ B ofton: $1145. y - 1 AND HERE AKB CURRENT ooT-ANp-oirrV^ b u t t h e o n b s ^ r THE shock-value' ^ THERE WERE 35 NEWS 1 COPIES OF SOME OF THE eiRTY PICTURES WHICH HAVE SOME- OF SKIN-PIX ANP PAPERS IN THE COLONIES FREE Luggsge rack, FREE Power W-UNPEItSROUNP PAPERS OROUP ISNT in t e r - t h i n s Tt> SA Y PE NO-NO WORDS AAAY ON JULY 4,1776! AAANV dtocbrakae,¥REE dntml window Rtaie EST1NS ENOUdH TO A^SERVE ATTENTION I COYER SOAAETHIN<» OP THEM WENT UNDER- S 1970 CHRYSLiR N.Y. 1969 OPEL IAAPORTANT.' OROUND/ MAYBE SOME OoM, 4 dr. hardtop,auto trant.. V/R angina, pt,pb, 6. RocraatkNt vehictosSALE INMta, 2 Jr . sadm^ auto tranov 4 cylindsr Sngtoa, HISTORY WILL BE MADE lafto. wiw tirat, buskat saals. AdAINi YOU MUHT SE A ^ pAiwt,p/wlndowi.cruisg control, tint #aw. radto. 7. SAVE up to $212 on ExplorSr Pkf. on statioiK W FEMALE NATHAN HALEi trucks. AIR CONOmONINU $3145. 8. Treitoring Special Cfaai III Pkg. $1245. Extra Coding $y< ^ !a BUY BEFORE - H. p . Suspemion ArVIERICAIM PA R TS \ SALES TAX - H. p . Attemetor SOT. STRIPES. . . FOREVER BY BILL HOWRILLA - H. D. Battery INCREASE -H . D. Frame N ow ; V^f?E THE R W I S LET^SEE O p e n t h e WHoz <^ur ON • TrMtor Wiring Hatnato Look for the sign c5 'A T E !.. THERE.?. Fia:M d o ^ o n i T&UR R ^ s s ... 9. WoodaH't TraHerkig Parks ft Camp 1/1 of the Big Red A. JULY 1, 1972 Grounds Directory SALE $ 4 ^ _____ 4 < LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON IdiKtog ligkltoridaB <-/d 0 ^fc.STi.itrUr-'” ^ / / 5AUS INCOtfOMIEDj

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Oak Park two years ago didn’t bring the .664 — opposition from the neighborhood that 'I never did until Jim Arthur visited PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. ’Hed at 71—the biggest log Sanders, who won Ms last start New Tork S4 19 .o a H the new lights instaUed at Memorial jam in the opening round since at Cbarlotte, soared to an 81. Chleago 99 99 .669 4H tbe desk yesterday morning and produc­ (AP) — “You breeze ed a copy of the Oklahoma a ty ’nmes. ' Field — off B. Center St. — did. A sensi- 1896—were the favored Nick- Former Masters champion .484 IIH tde curfew for two lighted courts at Me­ Hiroufi^ the first six man Celerino Sanchez. five douMe plays , that helped over to ICurcer aeiring him can go O-fordO and ehe won’t ’ n 90 Tee Up basebaU Is idayed from a bat­ laus; Orville Moody, the moon­ Charles Goody had an 82 and .619 19% morial Field ■would be 11 p.m. daUy... holes,” said younK Jim Whatever the reason, even atone for three atroeloua er- where the ball w*M.‘y ^ say anything, but «»e error...’ p^n.H.ipWa ao SS ting tse and in Oklahoma a ty play was faced Army sergeant who won Frank Beard, a conalstentiy .877 14% Items that readers would like published Wiechers. “You strugKle high money winner on the tour, the twilight aone couldn’t pre> rors. And Sandwa didn’t even "Don’t ask me," center field* . nariianB 1* was the sight of Weat between fully uniformed teams In the the open In 1989, qow wheeling the foUcwlng day should either be deUV- through ten and then you with hay fever; Puerto Rican skied to an 86. vent the New York Yankm, play. er Murcer repUed. "I saw him ^ Bahnsen on pinninnati S4 19 .649 — five and slx-year-old bracket. ered In person or droiqied In the night try like the devil to fini^.” Chi Chi Rodrigues, who has .. The 6,812-yBrd, p er 72 ocean- fifth-place also-rans In the "Thoee runs look good, don’t swing but I never mw the baU. ^ mound for caUcago that lob Angeles 89 99 .698 9% Ike batten hit the baU off a radiator slot near the main entrance rather than American tped untouched 90 feet be- record for most consecutive er- the ninth when Rick Relchardt Only games scheduled available. photos, how to get them taken and pub- overly cautious In the opening M oon." "I started to quit," aid Hen­ ing to be oaUed up.” hind left fielder Roy White. rorless games by an outfielder and Melhm singled and ICke T oday's Chunaa AU gamea are scheduled fo r five In­ Ushed.The answer Is simple. If you have round of the Open, contended The 71 equaled the largest ry, ■who had a triiUe bogey sev­ The Yankees put It aU togeth- "I lost the baU In the U 284 by Rocky Oolavlto. Andrews doubled. ______Los Angeles (Osteen 7-8) at nings. a project or a teat worth recording in Jack Nlcklaua. score ever to lead the Open ta en at the 16th. Hetwig clim axed (Thloago (Hooton 6-4) Ike batter starts with a AiU count Irictures, caU this department. The re­ the modern history of the hla round with an eight on the Le**"* The Chicago Cube* defeated the fifth Inning when the Oibs lot of fun. monia, left a hospital bed In Ras AUen of Dallas ■was one un­ Montreal at Atlanto aub golfer.. .Ten mile road race for sledgehammer. . that he was a good Fenway first 10 men he faced. He gave ^ Aiiej,’ The beefy first baseman the San Diego Padres 10-1 In scored three runs, Jim Arthur, now retired, was active In Paso against doctor’s orders to der at the seventh and finished (A P photo) San Diego at Pittsburgh Masten will be held Sunday In tOddle- . It was downright spooky. . Park hitter. up a run In the fourth when broke out of a wicked slump Thursday’s only other Nattonal "I don’t think I ever hit a New York at Cincinnati the Uttie League basebaU program here defend his crown. He stuffed with 86. Forty-eight failed to DAY HE’L L REM EM BER— Homero Blancas ex- before settling in F1«rlda—Port Richey— town at Wesleyan University. Three .dl- The old Pebble Beach links, "I guess I’ve always hit well Amoe OUs homered before the „ nsw ii—n with three hits and four runs- League game. In the American homo run before on my btrth- Philadelphia at Houston with the crashing waves of the Mmself with plUs and trudged break 80. plod^ from trap on 12th hole.. He had a most un- during the winter months In what he vlBlans wtU be held, 3949, 80-69, and 60 It w.'is the nature of the here, but I never really think roof collapsed in the sixth. batted-ln as the Pirates League, the New York,Yankees day," said Williams, San Francisco at St. Louis Pacific whipping up on the over the layout swathed ta usum round with six birds on the front nine and about baU pcuks. I never no- After two were out the Roy- (k D e^lons)- grabbed a rain-delayed double- defeated the C9ilcago White Sooc lectod the 829th and 880tti of his calls Ooimeottcut Village, because of the and over. Registration starts at 12 noon. layers of jackets and sweating Pebble Beach beast. Uie first Aner two were out. me Koy p i t CHINO (6 Decisioi^ ^ ^ pranclsco 8-1; the Kansas City Royals lUustrlous 12-year career. naany one-time state residents who mov­ Post entries wIU be accepted.. .Yale rocky beaches and with Us gun- six hcles play comparatively none on the back—^just a triple and a double bogey. tlced It untU pe<9 le started bcurel fairways and marble top from fever. als unloaded fo r' fl've bits and Kaat, Min, 7-1, .876, 2.12 ed to the area. and Dartmouth football teams will meet easy. Seven through ten are a bringing it up," Harper said six runs, including a three-run ^ r s . Oak, 6-1, .833, 2.10. Giants 4-1 ""d 9-7 «"d nosed a turned back the Boston. Red BUI Rands Improved his won- AMERICAN LEAGUE tables for greens, left them ARwld iPalmer, bidding for Thursday after getting two hits, n-t half-game In front of the Idle Sox 18-9 and the CSeveland m- lost record to 6-2 with a five- In a full 'scale scrimmage Sept. 28 at hla first major title In eight nightmare. The finish can be homer by OooUe Rojas. AU the STRIKEOUTS—LoUch, New Haven.. .Tom Ooman, Leo Diana, reeling slter the opening round including a Uiree-run hbme ’ New York Mets. dlans topped the Callfonila An- hitter. W. U Pc*. OB O ff the Cuff years, struggled to a 77. Doug catastrophic. runs 'were unearned, howevel-, m ; Q.Perry, Cle, 91. Alton Ccwles and Howie Holcomb are ail Thursday. run, as the Red Sox dropped a as Siebert contributed to his "One night Isn’t going to gels 1-0. • ? • Baltimore 28 22 JWO — Frank Sheldon, chairman of the Y Rosemary Casals 18-0 decislan to Kanaas O ty. NATIONAL LEAGUE change everything as far as the ___ • • • IND1AN8 - ANGELS Board of Trustees, reports the bowling members of the 10 -Year a u b In the own downfall by dngiping a Detroit 28 22 .860 — Manchester Chapter of Approved Base­ WeU, if Harper hadn’t no­ toes from first baseman Danny BATTING (115 at bats)— slump goes,” said Robertson, PIRATES - GIANTS Vince Colbert pitched a flve- Cleveland 28 25 .479 4 lanes wlU be reconditioned and ready for gaugiiiiiuTi pgh, .338; Carty, vdM was hlUeas In 21 appear- The Pirates started the hitter—aU singles—and Oralg ball Umptaes.. .Jaycee G«df Tourna­ ticed, other people sure had. In­ (toter. Boeton 21 36 .447 6% the 1972-78 season at a cost of $2,000.,. Little Miss cluding Red SoK owner TVxn AU, .336. ances before Thursday’s second night's work a half-game be- NetUes knocked In the game’s Ltttio League basebaU players ta Man- ment, for boys U to-18, will be hrid Mon­ From that point on, the suc­ New York 22 29 .461 6% ‘Loser’ Two Ways Yawkey. Yawkey says he la the RUNS—Morgan, CSn, 63; game. "I haven’t had my tlm- hind the Mets, but climbed only run as Cleveland defeated day, July 10 at the Manchester Country 16 83 U cherter wfU be Boeton-bound Wednesday one who insisted.that Harper be cession Ing ... and I didn’t bave It back into first j^ace by pet' California, Milwaukee .688 'aub. Scott Leone, fine Manchester High Softball Bonds. SF. 42* Weat to watch tbe Red Sox against the Texas included in the 10-player trade proved to be ineffective, with RUNS BATTED IN—Bench, tonight. centage points after their tot- Ray Fosse singled with two golfer. Is the defending champion. BRISTOL, England (AP)— Rosemary Casals took it .880 — Rangers at Fenway Park.. .Ughts last winter with HUwaukee, the least effective being new- dn. 47; StaigeU, Pgh, 46. "But IVs nice to know the game victory fashioned on *J»e outs off Cly:le Wright said rode Oakland 88 17 ThUylng tw o runs In the % on the chin from Jim Huntington and Billie Jean King. and it’s a dam good thing be coming Don Newhauser, Who HITS—A.OUver, Pgh. 69; fans have been behind me all combined pitching of Nelscn home on NCttles’ double In the OilCago 81 30 .806 8 fourth' tantag and seven more ______Miss Casals, a leading U.8 . gave up three hits and three Brock, StL, 69; SangulUen, the way. They were cheering Brlles uul Dave Giusti. fourth inning. Then Odbert fro - Iflnneaota 27 21 .563 6 ta the flftti, IBEW downed contender for the Wimbledon Of the four players acquired runs, and Krausse, -who let up •Pgh, 66; Tolaui,'Cln, 66. me even before I got to the In the nightcap, the Pirates tected that one-run lead, pltch- (California 26 38 .472 9% A&N Tourney Turnpike TV, 9-1. Sue Adam tennis championship later tMs T O M M Y h a r p e r three runs and four hits In the 28 28 .461 % clouted a grandslam homer for by the Red Soot (M arty PatUn, DOUBLES—Fuentes, SP, 14; plate. And It’s got to make you wiped out a 1-0 Giants’ load ing out of a itintfa-lnnlng Jam Kansas O ty 10 Twenty seven teams have month, ■was given a verbal ninth. 28 so .484 u % the winners. Lori Wlggln hom­ Lew Krausse and the mys­ “Terrible.’’ Bonds, SF, 14; Montane*. Phi, want to come through." with a three^un first and never after the Angela came through Texas entered the second anmwl dressing down Friday by the At least that was the assess- First baseman John May­ IS; Tolan, dn, 13; Maddox, SF, After Robertaon drove In a trailed thereafter. with two singles. Tee ered for Tun^dke. umpire at the West of Bkiglond terious Pat SkrabUe being the lliBiadayi# B m o U# Army A Navy aub Eaily been ment of pitching coach t#e berry , did „ most , of , . the. damage IBEW 000 270 9-18 champtansMps Thursday for others, cnly harper has IS. Kanaas OUy US Bostoa 9 Bird Slow Pitch SotttMU effective. He leads the team In Stange, who was particularly for . six t r i p l e s —Cardenal, Chi, 6; Turnpike 000 100 1- 7 her conduct during a prevloua New Y ork 8, C U oafo 1 Tournament at FUsgemld average (.293), home runs upeet with his bull pen. ™ns with two doubles and a Bowa, Phi, 6; SangulUen, Pgh, to Field starting tom orrow _af-. match. Clnveland i, Otitforala 0 BA aub scored ta every In­ (nine) and runs batted In (23). “ It’s been very dls- htraer. 4; Stennett, Plgh,' 4; Brock, StL, tornoon a 1:80. Then the subdued San Fran­ Onljt gadiwU^oheAi^ 8 ning to defeat Bantly OU, 284. ciscan took the court and -It’s aU a matter of seeing the appointing.’’ Stange eald after Every regul^ to the Boston 4; Tolan, Cln, 4. Oameo will be played up to baU and bitting the pitcher’s a long cloeed-door session with Uneup managed at leart OTe Mt HOME------BUNS—Bench, Cln, Today's Gamea Green Wehdy Farrand belted three {^ayed poorly In the semifinal Chicago (Wood 104) at Bo#- 9 o'olook both Satiirday ai^ home runs Including a grand­ match, won 6-8, 6-2 by MTs. mistakes.” the centerflelder manager Eddie Kasko and buU as they set a team Wgh 0 ^ gtargeU, Pgh, 14; Kingman, Sunday night. said. "When they make the pen coach Doug OomlUl. "R season 17. Cari T a^ tali (Oilp 44), N slam to pace the BA’s. Other ALUMNI JUNIORS King of Long Bearti, Calif. Kood Ditch, it’s tough. There seems any time we bring any- lemskl had three, a l^ with STOLEN BASES-Morgan. Texas (Boaman 44) at New 19th fio le homers were hit by Mnda Wag­ Paul Greenfield spun a neat In the other women’s seml- aren’t too many good hlttere body In all the runs score be- two RBIs, while Rico Petr^m 24; Brock, StL, 19. York oke years who plays either center night with two circuit blows. attack With twro Mts apiece. at the strong wind blowing Allen, the controversial first Ll've Race Telecasts out toward dead center gon. "Now I think he’s just start- acninid-Blonian 10:43—Wilks • LaPenta, Heath-O. or wing and Ron Anderson. The losers’ Virginia Zeekers and Kevin Hanlon tossed a two-Mt- baseman for the Chicago White 9:23—Iforrone-Latlmer, Dicklnson- Lorentsen . „ , Virginia Soden added two hom­ ter for the victors. field in Fenway Park. -We had to platoon him for a ing to get acquainted wiOi the Ailing Angel Apter 10:60—T. Leone-S. Leone, Noel- Anderson, a junior vrtio had Sox, who is anuHig the leaeme Pesslnt _ _ „ ers. . ‘T Just told myself to try to while because he was press- plt^ers around this league. I Phillies and Braves 9:80—Kelnei>Crlstofsnl, Hartmann- 10:67—Teets-Tracey. T. Kelly- been elected co-captaln of the Medical 282 24—19192 leaders ta home nuis, runs bat­ TV Karllner Ansaldi’s 6 4 0 3 3 4—1973 o f a fu- Warren , , team tor next year, U a center Rejected in New York Gromems 000 00— 0 -2-3 get a piece of the baU, with tag,” said manager Bob Lem- think he’s got a hell ted in and batting, was named AND 11:04—Mancheater - Moore, Frank Ace Pitcher 3:88—Starter's Time from Moncton, N.B. He says he Butterfield’ s 1 0 8 0 0 0— 4- i that ■wind blowing out there,” on. "But I think he’s getting his ture." roval ta nancial potential. Park Speedway resumes Satur­ 2 6:30 (8) U.8. Open His last appearance was la re- Member Golf Tournament at Bobbie Leger 62-14%-87;. with the “New Breed” ot Pin­ LINCOLN the 22-yeareld Mayberry, who Brock after the Sun Devils suf- ,^’ ^5 tag position. BUI Freehan of John Bateman. ic Coast League to the Braves’ time for the ope^g of the The commission Is headed by day night with another 691ap NEW ____ Uef agataet Kansas City May . the Manchester Country aub: Birdies —Jack CMstofanl ■ tos, Vagas, and Gremlins. came to Kansas dty last win- fered their first series loss al­ Detroit leads with 66,167 votes Hoerner deal. Phils Richmond club ta the Inter- SUNDAY Roosevelt season on May 26. Robert A. Glasser, who signed race heading the attractive mod­ (22) White Sox vs.. R ed 2«. and he was piaised cn the Survivors In the Major Golf Kay Deane, fourth hole two; In it’s nine-page decision, the DOWNS FuH Quarter Mile ter in a trade with the Houston thcugh matching USC ta hits at to 42,693 for Thurman Mimiion Qeneral Manager Paul Ownes national League to complete 2:00 It Is this "N ew Breed’.’ that the decision. ified stock car card. iMi 4f llON »B4i 9 Of Sox, WnO disabled list May SI. Tournament at the Manchester Ray PalozeJ-Falth PaloxeJ, 12th ccmmissi<»i said: Astros. "But I’'ve been swinging se'ven. PtAINVILLE STADIUM of New York. explained; the deal. has the winner’s edge thus far Alter nine meetings of the SO’JTmIPSNI^ (SClANO Hi|h Banked Track (18) Bangers vs. Yanks, Doctors said eocploratoty Kur- Ctoustry aub will tee off at 8:09 hole three. e in Stafford racing. —There has been "a substan­ best drivers In the East, only the bat pretty good lately. To- The two Western powers have 17,5 novices are off and run- In the first National League ,,j realise Dial we gave up an ------and 8 :1 6 Sunday It was learned tally announced earlier, the estabUshed reUever ta Hoeriier, BEST OVERALL RECORD HINF seiy was needed to determine m e m b e r —GUEST The Pintos of Gene Bergta, tial drop” from 1970 figures ta one competitor has shown suc­ day was a real good day to hit, dominated Uie series over the ^t the PlalnvUle Stadium ( ) Mats vs. Beds what was wrong. They eot- tMs morning. Nels Sbennlng attendance at Yonkers Race­ MNiifLivMit leaders were outfielders Henry ^ the best to basebaU, but Ma-lor varsity soorts of soc- 2:10 8 Oass A —gross — Barbara and Ron Bouchard and double cess more than' once In the 9iMCIS with that wind blowing out." last six y e^ n , with one or the and last week's acUon-pscked platned that the tendon shestb said the member - member way since the advent of off­ main events. That driver Is NIGHTLY Before coming to the Royals, other winning the title. They show was a ^ t a r a r n Aaron of Atlanta. Roberto Cle- we to riiore u ^ ^ r right- cer. bosketbaU and basebaU at 8 :to 8 S^Md^Tta^^ Morrone 66; net — Gert HaUer wtaner Ed Flemke, put tbe Baseball bunched tourney wlU be delayed 14 min­ talley at "New Breed” 4 track betting — 16 per cent dected to be series with a .331 team batting Caass A — gross —S. Googins Vega. $600,000. The other former champions traded. average, a run ta the second cn « ° with the first of the WINNING OOAC® were very good." ------oRd., j has a fish story to teU recently as head basketball ’ ’’Tis^^orvath - F.DellaFera. B. Ridolfi, Dan Deaocclo and Bob Sant RsKPhont 723-3200 46; net —B. Uebm an , L. (3ary Ryan wtaner of four —The majority of track offi­ in the stock car field are defend­ "I was surprised, num, but doubles by Cltat Myers and races, University of Hartford Var- in order to make room for 800BBB REWARDED his friends and proof, too. coach at the University of Ver­ 86 ()uagUa. (Aras C#dt: 401) Sdmittien tl.00 “ ?!Sj^S^agSStln.Ul, Kleman- Benson 89; putts — M. Cowan Sportsmen victories this year cials agree that -television ing titltat Bobby Stefanlk of after ttiey got Ijee May to play Jerry ManUo, but was tough AU indications are that the slty BasketbaU Coach Gordon t(ie extra player In the one-for- Miss Nancy Bchar, a business The local youngster luxUied on mont, Is taktag another job. The losers’ Steve Small and Ctiilfits I? .M 16; Class B-gross— H. Parks needs another fine finish to take would have a deleterious effect WUbraham and old favorite Senior CtUaens 75c, OubiXHMe flnt I was glad," May- thereafter. novice class Is a tremendous MoCuUough, who also serves as two deal, Owens announced student, received the first vax^ to a six-pound shad last week Locbe sold Tuesday be has “ fltS^^teU-Hadneld. JesaiUa-Poi' Bob MigUore each accounted Rm. ZeMs riMee 717-14N 62; net—F. Nelson 27, B . Law- over the lead from Ron Wilson on state, local and track reve­ Buddy Krebs of South Windsor Iiorty ssld. "^lere was no way Fine defensive plays by Tim success weU received by every- athletic director at the school, that veteran first baseman De- ally letter (for baseball) ever whUe fishing at the mouth o f accepted tbe posts of athlsUc Oisbo-Zanls, Lloyd-Schaffer nues, although some of the for a si^e. liSlRomaw^M uou- Ferguson- ton 89; p i ^ — fl. EUls 17, I*. in the Sportsmen fttvlstan. Krebs took his first feature at MVERSIDE PARK I was icing to play with him Steele ta right field and short- one, including fans and com- has an aU-tlme court coaching ron Johnson has been placed on given to a woman at tbe Uni- the Farmington River. director and head baskatball Form er winners Del CMshtag principals bave expressed a Crisplno’ s 002 200—4-94 aoim iM • ttumm - ...... ^ ...... T-w_ ------. * THe youth, who wUl be mov- S te j4 m sm ^ Bengston, War- Atherton 17; Oass C —gross — Paikade 800 000—9 2 4 Riverside since he won thef oroimd. Here I get a riisnce to stop Roy Snialley, son of yie petitors. The novice (Uvislon will of 182 victories and 92 losses the 16-day disabled list. Jehn- verslty of Hartford, inUs past coach at Floclda lUstitnto of and Warren Bren tdong with •willingness to eiq>eriment. ra n MMHN V. Crowly 62; net . —L . SUver- Griffin and Tweedle; TasUlo crown in 1969 as he outclassed Rte. 146, Lincoln, R.l. jUsy quite a bit. Over there I former National Leaguer of the run throughout the season ta that Includes a 69-24 won-lost sen has been bethered since siting, Miss BHiar served tag to Florida abortiy ■with hla Technology. H# peesentiy la ™ 8:lS-Sfemaii-Boscoe.- Forstrom Greg Fox will also be gunning —Although the agreement and gleld 88, D. BaMls 88; p u tts - and (3iarlebols the field last Saturday night. didn’t know when I was going same name, becked Scarbery. a dual program with the modi- record over the post four sea- Ai^Jl 28 with a damaged nerve ^Jflclal scorer family, had the day’s biggest coocblng an amateur tanm In for Wilson. stipulated that the races would baseball JW-Bertussl. R Oardella- E. P osocco 18. to plsy, nd that made it tough Ken Hulxenga’s atagle, a fieds. , boom. In his left leg. for the UofH catch in hla party. Puerto Rica 3 ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., ERHIAY, JUNE 16, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN f AGE TWEmr-SIX MANCHBaTER EVENING HERALD. MAWCHEglBat. OONN^ FRIDAY. JUNE 16. 1972

Vet Pitchers Excel Slow P itch As MB’s Win First Softball By D E A N Y O S T Saki walked Sal Brancato In which he boMried, piuliliif Moriarty Brothers’ base- *“• •‘«**®*‘ Veieaa. etui wMh the ball team is alive and kick- * OeWer’a choice talUed aacka, Rich Riordaa atruck cut Brancato with the last Hart- hot Frank Diliauro walked aet- GAMES TONIGHT BDOUBAOmi insr wd toe ottmr sjx ^ escaped the in- tlnf the atafe for Balesaao'a North Methodist vs. Mum-Clr- tons errors proved ooitly for in th e ila r u o r d l w iu jfh t wing with a brUhant play. Run- three-run triple over the out- euiU, «:15, Robsrtson Manohsstsr Olds as Annum Lea^e were warned to ^ewere at firat ^ tUrd stretched arms o( leAfMder Annum vs. Ptssa House, S:1B, rode to a 904 vlotory at l i t note a s th e defendinfi^ title - with two oota. dcbon cn flrat, Ct^palla, acoclnr MbrtUl, 8ala Nsbo Neba ^ ___ holders bombed Hartford In- attempted to ateaL flala wheeled and DOCauro. Mote’s vs. B.A. a u b , S:1B, Ron OhurohlU rippsd two burance Group, S-S, last night around, but didn’t throw, in- At this point, Hartford re­ Keeney trlplss —,r— and Gil FU vsa addsd st St. Itaomas Seminary in stead Sala fired to catcher Ueyed starter Oogan with toarer- Wyman OU vs. Lenox, T:«o, three singles for the winiiew, Bloomfteld, before a small BIU Merrill, getting Caccag- ing Tom Austin who got the Nebo Tfta loeere’ Maurice Oqteent turnout. Uone caught in a rundown for next taro MB batters on strike- Spruce S t vs. Pero’s, S:1B, tripled aod sini^ed. The big guns, sUenced fo r the the final out. outs, Fltigeteld Line score was taponpiste. first three games, finally aeroed ' Morlaity’a sent 12 men to the Mbrlarty*a got to for Acadia vs. Fogarty Broa., cANnkJCUOMT LEAGUE In on the enemy and fired a pdate in the exploatve second fourth and 7:so, Fltigarald areg Johnston’s three-nm potent nine-hit diet saw Gene inning, which produced eeven Johnaon ebwled Man. Honda va. Lynch Toyo- powered the Linemen to Johnson and Jim Balesano runs on four hits, benefited ,,, i«n te, 8:46, Fttsgerald i2.» victory over Hook, un- blastixur extva Imuw blows. alOM' by thrss srrora. a n a aa a .■ al fiwAnmiR OAK der the lights At Nebo. Moriartys started veteran Buriy Bob Oarison started the ^ Sinriea, grouped around dou- Bruce Gardner added three Pete Sala who huried the first onslaught reaching first on sec- the runners, but laid the hunt down so perfectly that bles by Roger Talbot Dennis singles to the linemen’s five innings. Lev Spencer fin- end basemen’s Wlrtalla and Jim Briaaon. tack. iahed ui? with a superb per- mana’s error. Stan Slomcinsky •>« ^ credited with an infield ■parited Spruce Street to & lO-I -For Klooki p v y Oockernam formance. laced a Une shot to right and Rlordan tagged an Austin victory over Allied Printing at homered with MlkS' Oriowekl Sala was in trouble only once Leo Veieaa btooped a short p<^ P>tch Uiat aent OappaUa off and • (AP photo) Fltsgerald Flald last ni;^. blastlag two over (he when Hartford scored a kme over third base, scoring Carl- running, he settled under tbe BAR CLEARER—Gene White, given a furlough from jail, makes it over the Talbot also belted an Inside- Linemen SOS 094 X—19-1S4 W ly in the fourth Inning. A son. Gene Jo h n m tagged Bob- ball, but lost it in the sun as the - park homer with Dick Klock 061 192 0— 9 -8-0 high jump bar at six feet, lOVis inches in AAU Meet qualifying in Seattle. king double by George Oiccag- Oogan’s pttefa to deep left cen- Johnson scored. Marsh getting two singles. DUSTY UtAGUB Uone and a single by Dave ter field for a double seming The bottom part for tbe AUled’s OU Andrews singled a hustUng North Metbodlri a chon put runners at second Skxmcinsky. Merrill followed Moriarty lineup supplied the twice. club, battling tha rirong wind and third and no outs. A sin- suit when Scaramana knt the dynamite as Slomcinsky, Veleas Spruce DOT 900 1 10-lM factor, W aped wMh an S « vtc- gle by Brian TTtus tocugfat the ball in the strong wind loading and Johnson poked out two hits South Africa Stars Banned Ailied 000 m 0 S- 7-6 tory over Allied BuUdlng at run In. the bases. CIccaglione’s head in apiece. Pnj.Miwt a triple SEJATTLE (AP)__Two quest. Stan Wright, chairman South Africa “not only refuses aiTJt c r r Y Robertson Park.-. and knocked In three runs. e, . . . , . c< the men’s track and field to allow blacks in their cham- Taking advantage o t five camppeU stroked three New faces dotted the SUk Sou th African athletes committee, said: ptoiudd^, they dcn’t even allow Sportsman Tavern errors and teammates Earle Ctae- There are many differences between the Towners’ lineup in the latter In- have been forced to with- “We have a rule that says If them off the boat.’ lashing out a 92-lilt attack, Gor- ter, Dave Thomas and Jim I * - Portuguese and the Spanish bullfights, but ^ with newly-acquired ^ ^ National- » “We don’t have anything BroOwre posted a 91-19 pMite frilowed wtth two bln- 6 Steurer playing first base, Mke . leans to compete In Its cham- against John or anyone," said triumph at Fltsgerald. gies apiece. the most outstanding difference and high­ pttlc Cheeky covered shortstop and track W d field Cham- pionshlpa, then athletes from Uasuer Steve Simmons, head track John Sooba paced tbe winnerB two bite were rscordsd by ly enjoyed by the crowds is the unique Bob Trlkaika ]dayed third. pionships this weekend be- that country can’t compete k> coach at Cal Pdy San tjiI» wl’Ji five singles followed by Tom Ireland and West Barrett TONIGHT’S GAMES Lappen and Diana; Oobb, Morlarty’s next outing wlU be cause of a threatened boy- ours.’’ obiano ’He lust taaimens to be Bave Braxmlok with three hits, for Allied. Portuguese part of the MOfOS de FOR- Police a Fire va. Wlpco at Correia, Fedorchak and Oo- Tuesday night cn home grounds cott by about 100 ath letes, But a repreaentoUve o< the ^ ^ Ollng.’’ Joe Van Oudenbeve hit for the 020 619 0—6-lSG Waiddell lumbe. at Mt. Nebo against Volks- m ost of them black. athletes said the request and ___ . . cycle, Bob Bycbolski homered Allied Bldg. 019 011 0-6-U -9 CADO (shown in this fourth and last of Bonanxa vb. Medics at Buck- DmERNA'nONAIj LEAGUE wagen. Game time Is slated for A Thursday momhig team threat of a boycott stemmed Van Reenen was tee world e gjngtod twice with John n U N B UDAGUK the series). This part of the fight was ley Scoring in every inning ex- 6 O’clock. Probable pitchers will meeting University Africa’s leading tU* Quaglla tcdlowing sutt. Merle Ver- cept for t ^ third, Anealdi a oiteer Lev Spencer or Steve Washington residence hall led iq>arteeid policy of excluding year wMh a throw of 216 feet 10 ghaw also three hits. added to and has been practiced in the downed theA TLawyers, 1R-A rar • _ _ .. _ - . . . . _• • _j ■ * » » - * - • A no . . McCuaker. to a demazKl thA John Van Ree- Macks from regular society. inches. Halberstadt had run 28 sportsman's Fran Breen CheetM Masted Poboats, 2S* Verplanck Field. llartoity’s (•> nen and Johan Halberstadt be Hal CofmoUVi founder of the minutes 60.4 seconds two weeks bomen two sin* S, at Field, CORRIDA since 1656. NATIONAL LEAGUE Jim Fleurent paced tee 10- ab h barred at the S4th champioa- dissident United Amateur Ath- ago in winning the NCAA 10,- PaWtowsU add- €tue Plennn paced the vlc- Mt attack wlte a single and Rtordsn, cf-rf, 0 Despite committing four DUfsuro. 3b. 0 letes, which has opposed many 00C>meter run. Neither iiV teree btagles and Jim Fa- tors wtth llnee ringlea wlte This act of fantastic courage is prac­ rors, Naaaiff Anna defeated Everett add- Balesano, as. 1 re- AAU rules and actions, said available for comment. Cheakjr, ss, 0 gan and Bob Westbrook prodno- teammetee Zoe Oeotoooto, Deb- Carlson, cf. 1 ing two aafetles. bie flami, adriey Wlghtman Phot08 ticed by youth and university clubs in lev Flew last nlaht. Oievrette and Stove Mc- Steurer, lb. 0 ley Flew last nlgnt. Kenale contributed two aafe- Slomcinsky, lb, a Gonhaa’a 106 106 4 91-99-S and Marilyn Oimialeakl oon- teams of eight men, with one, the PEGA- T o m Prlgnano clouted VeleasTU, a Efoortsman 891 006.1 12-164 trtwttng two siiigtw aptoob. ties to tbe winners' offense. Johnson. 3b. a ------The Bobcats* Dtane BaueAntI and DOR (grabber), going ahead of the others grandslam homer for tee win- limitei) ______three Trlkaika, 0 0 The game was,called in tee and Betty BuUaao noerdeil two ners and added a single. He hiu wore led by Andy Kurlo- |iSZ” p.°' 1 10 NBA Performers and teasing the bull into charging him. sixth inning with Mbriarty binglea each. drove in seven of NassifTs eight Scott Stevenson and Ron Spencer, p. 0 Text Brothers being awarded tee Cbeetee 104 661 9—99-17-8 runs. Pete German contributed oouRer. Total, 9* Then he gpBbs and holds on until the other teree bingles and Ray Gliha Anaaldl’e 230 7Sx—16-KK6 Haitfsrd Insarasee win by a forfolt over DeOor- Bobcate 606 010 0— 6 -M ab r h mier. At the time MB’s held an ______" ' -______By seven come to help him bring the bull to a added two safeUea. Lawyers 004 OOO— 4 -S-I Brancato, cf, 0 Mariaity*s Kevin Hiers belt- Chevrotte, O r fit^ and B!v- Scaimana, lb, 1 11-7 advange|re. Bob LeBieux, stop. Clccaslione, ss. 1 Face Possible Fines player-manager .for DeOormler, ed two homers. erett; Claugtisey, Coulter and Cichao. 3b. 3 Reginald Pinto NassUTs 300 OBx 8-7-4 Gluhosky, Sullivan. Wiahlnsky, lb, 1 notified Oommlsslooer _ BIB Sports Slate | Titus, c. 1 WHITE SULPHUR trolt, voted the game’s M t e t ^ m u ^ by (0 Croeeley be wlU file an official With eight bulls in the CORRIDA, each Moriarty's 103 001 6-6-0 INTEBNATIONAL FABH CappsOls, If, 0 oTjTjTxir-o w V - /Ai>\ Vahiabla Player. Should tee owners decide to SUNDAT Falrweather, GUba, and Pa- AnsaWi’s bombed tee Law- 0 ^ player, Dave De- take such action, a rebelUous 1*°**®*- man has his turn to be the first PEGA- DeFlore. pfa. 0 SPRINGS, W. Va. (AP) E n f ie ld vs. Manchester ganl; Hiers and Kelly. yers 7-1 behind tee potent bats P. 0 Ten National Basketoall Busschere of New Yotk, was in situation might develop from Lsglon, 2 p.nu Mt. Nebo ------of MJarshall with two doubles Austin, p, 0 INDY LEAGUE DOR in the team, showing his courage to J Association players,' and !^*J?*??*J!_“**®**“^ Exploding for seven runs In AMERICAN LEAGUE and Stratton. Stokes paced tee iv ..i. cause he still was recuperafing by Robertson. a wild and appreciative public. the fourth inning. Mote's went Army A Navy took advantage ^ w yers with a single and dou- perhaps more, wiua ^ ^ n b injury mtftared in while tee owners are d eb t- Sijgn* F ro F act on to Bcore an 11-9 victory over of 11 walks by Sears to i>ost a Insurance 3B^ ^ possible fines th e N ^ p ) ^ . ^ what a c tl^ to Utee against u,g Keeney HANOVBIR. NM. (AP) - 12-a victory at Waddell Field. 3B: Johnson, tee M)OC Veterans at Keeney These youth groups aro maintained on Balesano, WishI or suspensions or both to- section 17 of tlw n^ » the players, teey also are ex- Right-hander jsn aa of Mark Lappen aHowed three INTERNA110NAL FARM mana. dgKaslione: Field. an amateur standing and receive no pay. A teree - nm third inning 6. Hartford Insurs------day when ‘ the league’s Dave Epes Bpes \vent'Vrent 262-3 for tee to S e T ? ^ . to tea third Dart-- hits and walked only two bat­ 1, Cocan 1, Austin 2; So: Sala 6, ters for AAN. was all tee scoring Ansaldl’s docan 1, Aiistln S; Hits off: Sala boLd of governors con- They are even required to take care of needed as they edged tee Baiv 6 for 3 runs In 6 Innlrrcs; Austin ^proval of tS to m m ers. There Bering iBayed last abason for John Tom itorso major league c^mtraet teree Wes Fedorchak had two of 6 for 3 runs tar Slimlncs: Austin eludes its two-day meet- p o^ , Q i ^ In their medical expenses if needed; but with the losers' three hits. hers, 8-2. Oirouchley, Stratton S for 3 runs In 41; Spmeer 0 for in M S v o b W MtoDWte of any tee Virginia Squlree of tee and Wayne Tracy, an getting years. ______0 runs In 1; CMan 4 for 7 runs Army A Navy 133 06x 12-1-1 and Kinney had two hits each In U : WP: 8aJla; W: Sala; L: the bull hcHTis well padded, serious injuries for the winners. Cocan. 0 ^ iiHLiwisn: s: sst’ j s teammate er Dartmouth pttehers very rarely occur. g two bin- out of school and in tha Father Who Pushed, Coach Who Understood BasketbaU Aasociaton May 26 leagues met in their first port- thej^ayoffs, he w m ptoked by glw. are Ted Seelbach of teatbs Detroit 100 780 0 11-184 ’tigers and Prte BrVbsit of the at Uhlondalo, N.T. season all-star game, the NBA Milwaukee in tee NBA d r ^ Mo M.C.C. 100 220 4 9-114 Texas Rangers. During tee s;ame, tee NBA also threatened to fine or bus- On Thursday, tee goveraors used 10 players—Wilt Chamber- pend its participating players, temporarily rejected offers to « v » v s , Olympic Gymnastics’ Team lain and Gall Goodrich of Loe But no action was ever taken. buy tbe Boston Osltlos and Chl- Angeles,. John Havlicek of Boa- This year, however, there ap- cage Bulls and announced that Rubin Realizes Situation ‘ ' i V ' ’O.V- 5 ^ 0 ’ • - \ ■, ton, Nate Archibald of Clncin- pears to be a stranger feeling NBA attendance for tee 1971-72 N ' 1 ’ nati. Bob Love of Oilcago, Paul for smne kind of puntohment. season was 6,642,684—an eight In Role as 76ers^ Coach of Southern Athlete Silas and Connie Hawkins of H)adi of tee members of this per cent increase over tee pre- Goal Phoenix, Archie Ctork of BalU- year's winning NBA team re- vious year. The figure included PHXLADELPHIA (AP) — 62 last season and noxt-to-lart when he didn’t work out at perfemner Hiat u very exciting, more, Oscar Robertson of MU- celyed |8,000—emd there is the preseason, regular-season and " I ’m just going to coach what in its divlalan—only because, the NEW HAVEN He aorta looks like a boy, but waukee and Bob Lanier of De- poasibUity they could be fined playoff dates, If John Crosby m^es the I ’m handed and I don’t think expansion Buffalo Bravas.-weie he looks nice doing it. Some ------, " teey expect miracles right off even worse, Olympic ^ -iSS, 1 guys are strong, but ugly.” tee bat,” said Roy RuUn. new To make matters ttlll wort. this weekend and on ),g m j^ t be good some Traditional Race Saturday since tee end of tee season, tbs John is on tee rings now, but head coach of the National Bas­ to win a medal in Munich, j didn’t want him to I I I isjiisiia ...... 1 I la ycee GoU 76ers have lost their best play­ tee long practice is beginning ketball Association’s Phila­ er, Billy Cunningham, awardad he will thank a father who lose interest.” to tell. He spreads bis arms Registration for tee anrnial delphia TSers. by a federal court to tee Osro- pushed him and a coach John's dlscipUne at home is and tries tee "cross,” teat ex­ Jaycee Golf TWmwineiit to T h e 46-yearold Rubin, head Una Cougars cf tee rival Amer- who understood him. paying off now, Groeafeld feels...... cruciating ^ arms-out...... ^pose______teat Yale Hopes for Upset be held at the Manchester bcuketball coach apd ateletic “I ’m so close now, I can How else could he work out 3-8 gg™jj,teT men from *b o ^ his Countiy d ob July 19 began director at Long Island Unlver- B ajikotfM Assoctoteon In taste It.” John Udd a visotor to hours a day. six days a week, face contorts and he falls to Us today at the Ugh schools. •Ity, was named Thursday as l^e outgiw^ ****^ a recent workout. “I ’d like to until his muscles ache Irom knees on the mat in disgust, Competition win be tor successor to Jack Ramsay, who contracta vdte bote teams tern do It not only for myself, but supporting his 64, 123 pounds— cussing. With Harvard Crew players age U teru 18, wlioee quit tee 79ers’ coaching Job last Y ® ^ ___ for my father.” then go to tee weight room birthday falls before Sept. 1, March 26 after the final game What Rubin signed to a tevee- “Sometimes I lose my tem­ GROTON (AP)—^Yale’s crew hop^ for an upset vic­ of tee 1971-72 season. X®" contract to c ^ m U m That statement reveals a lot If I 1972. » » —4 » Ka «6 Kfwwx A*C l» jyaCWjr Vt*OVHJAA**«.*s. aa a per, buta/ufc a Able s #s« doesn’t •« like it.” torywta aaain Saturday’svvsa o traditional va «*vaa VAXA«A«na arace with vvawse aaa Harvard»a v aaa «a on toe vaav« Seott Leone of Manchester ^ X. m.. Trite an exceUent ebanea to fln- ^ * ^ 1 tell him to lose weight, he loees ‘*Thla I0 the kind ot sport where Thames River, but the statistics don’t give the Elis RuWn said he hasn t lUu- last tela time. a^ High is tee defending cham­ an Olympic g

e«n ® pulverlztag. In- Ueve we can develop a winning years before resuming . on a winning a medal of anyone on ables,” he says, as he goes • “ t^e oldest , Inter- .1. tlmldaUngly fast start, said The University of Hartford team.” limited scale. Rubin took over the U.S. men’s team,” says back _ for______another_ try -at - a------com- °***®'’ , ,, humans, not against ® *" “ ‘® Johnson, the BuUdogs have a Hawks basketball team will wtaat______Rubtai got Into was tak- in 1961 and had only one losing Olympic coach Abbte Groesfeld, pulsory routine on tee pommel ^ ” united States. gimplo plan—cling to Harvard play a 23-game schedule In 1972- ing over a team which was 80- season, who la also JiXin’s coach at horse, the event he’s most anx- <‘®®P d ep ressi^ , ^ e c i ^ y ,j,,g feature Saturday Is uke a leach, hiding tor a Grim- 78 Including new opponents In Southern, roommate and long- lous about. after n ie ^ . You IMI nxe ggheduled for 7:80 p.m. starting burn-out later. S t AnMlm’s, CMby, and Aa- Ume confident. "If your hand really hurts. you're woridng youm u teto a Bartlett’s Cove, and pits tee Yale has had winning streaks sumption, and wlB be hlgh- Crosby Is In second place In Able understands, but if It’s hrte and teen simietelng cU (^ varsity crews from each school of gbe on three different occa- lighted wlte a January 8-18 the aU-events going into the „„ and you have a good worxout, ajjginBt each other over a four- gioM but Harvard will enter three-game tr^i to Florida wlte ROCKVILLE Olympic final trials Friday ^ d understands. A knot of bicep muscle rolls John says. “AUe mile course. Other events -are: f],e 107-year classic Saturday games against Florida Instltuto Saturday In Des Plalna, lU. up and down on his slight arm, You trust him.” freshmen, two miles, starting ^ th nine straight victories to at Technology, Palm Beach At- From a semi-final list of 12, iSCRAP CO.. Inc. as he works. As be dismounts, at 6 p.m.; Junior varsity, teree its credit. lanUc, and St. Leo’s, seven will make the team. tilsnis arms hangnang away andouu ^ , miles, stuffing at 6:86 p.m. No one on the American team slightly forward from his top- 1 0 1 1 1 1 £ 8 t 6 r d 1 £ I I 8 Is good enough to t<^ the Japa­ Some of the eye-opening sta- TOP PRICES PAID! nese in overall gymnastics, heavy body, his huge shoulders, ^ ^ tlstlca surrounding 8 8 Grossfeld says. But Crosby ex­ chest and neck tee only clues to l l a i l C l e r are: cels in floor exercise and has the physique beneath tee tee- Ncme of the Harvard oarsmen ELECTRONIC already tied the world cham­ riilrt. lDs ANGELES (AP) — De- rowing In Sedurday’s race has pion, A. Hakayama, In that Standing at tee vaulting run- fenseman Bart Crashley, a ml- ever lost to Tale and some he Utes his lower Up, league aU-star who was a EN6INE COPPER event. Gold medals are given have only lost two or three for individual events, as weU as first-round draft pick of the Na- times in four years of inter- overall in the Olympics. and rubs some more. New coUeglate rowing. Between swings Md twists ^ Istanders. hw s ^ d a i„ the past 10 years. Harvard DMGNOSIS w\A KIAao o4t» .Tnhn rM*Allfi nunaou xniO Ulc lur. xcui t^rrvvftar onntrAnt with thfi _ _ Ms father, a New Yoric cop, Tliat was was better,” oeuer, • hem cries.-cnea^ “It Sh^ri^* n^ ht^oSTlort^^te^ BRASS taking him to St. ^ s Recre- ^ Assoclatlou, a ^ r o c ^ ot AND MOTOR aUon Center in the Br«« to ^ announced whUe at Harvard, Parker has aTn’fT e t •’ iT ia a d s « te fm r t. never lost to Yale; during teree TUNE-UP O ^eld ^ ^ k ert^ te- -John’s pretty spectacular Crashley; who turned 26 years as Yale’s h ^ erwr BILL GRANT LEAD t o W m H r 'w ^ strict ^ when be performs,” Grossfeld Thursday, i^ayed for Dallas of coach, Tony Johnson has never SSiJllJSen h e ^ ^ e i, Z -ays, as he watches hto rtar try the Central Hockey league lart _ •> again. “He’s not what you year. Despite tee stattottes and the F R E E : n e w s p a p e r 8 (WE HANDU FAIWR DRIVES FOR OHURCBBS, tee senior C r«by be- might consider a powerful gym- ^ Crashley’s SET OF ST. REGIS STEAK KNIVES BOY AOQUTS, AND OTHER ORQAHIZAnONB) g »n driving his son to Con- nast. but very “q’J-'lve to teammate, center J. P. STttelr^ WTIH OIL AND FH/IER CHANGE. Offer Good Thru June 80, 1972. SCRAP IRON — OTHER METALS neeticut t o summer workouts ways. He d ^ some very dM- L^aianc, second In the CHL In *^lirtake tta BAaTBRIlR — RADIA TO nn-rAPEES — RAGS with Choeafeld^flrst of tee gorous routines , like douWe .gg^ng last season, also signed f iS ^ * ^ * * * * ^ e e Atoo B m e a af IMDUBBMAJ. SCRAP Obast Guard Academy and teen somersault ^ « m ( l v from „ gg„tract to Increase to Johna^tt. it’s a gene r a l r epa ir in g e THUSFHOMB flM M I 666 HASatnORO T U R M P tH ^ eO C R V IL U B , CONN. « • no‘S r.ie"r%cr.SrclL‘b: ^.V W«k him teat ^ ** made wlteout bringing fatal r«- OOmUN BROS, Nn. 7 A.M. - 4:30 PJyL MON. Mm PRL ^ mes through tee air announced. suite. ’T he vej^ dtotonce 1 ^ 770 MAIN STREET to Ue to his Dad. He’d a s k ‘How again . “You’re piking too ___ P®™*^ * *®f**'**^i ' !!! “The R r i ^ Spot on Main Street” SAT. 7H)0 A.M. !• 3:30 P.M. did it £o today?’ and Pd say much," tee coach yelU, and Australia te tbe worid’s aald. “Time to get rhythm and ‘John had a good workout’ continues, ■ “He's the t j ^ of wool producer. - cadence establlrtied. The long Wr- ■ • .....'

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CaU OoUset Mr. Norris HBOBPTTONI8T — Secretary plus bonus whUe-training. No ‘‘•y* Hd., off Route SAILBOAT, good condition, 11’, Gentleman only. 568-7389, 649 conditicnen, glass sUding want to aee your letter. Tour H e ra ld R E T A IL N A N doors, all large rooms. FuU letter will be deatroyed If the AHtamobilM For Sedo 4 ^ VALLEY IRONWORKS — rocma, porchaa and rooC- (Otek-OoedTOI: wanted tor m odem downtown experience necessary. Car re- **> Bofton. gjgo. Phone 648-9693, or ,646- 4936. quired . Phone 388-9836. 2498. basement storage area, am­ advertlaer la one you’ve men­ Itn CHEVROLET Nova, low Wlrauyht Iron raOhiya. lira aa- lay. No Job too amall. ChB MS- rouiu.u.. „ ------**“ *** *P«!U lty oMIce. pleas- TAG s a l e — Saturday and ple parking. Starting at $176. tioned. If not it will be han­ THRTVINO PIZZA sh<9 In the ent surroundings and benefits Permanent position in Inter­ LARGE furnished room for mlleaye, S-speed, excellent c a i ^ qdral atatrwaya, truck esting and challenging work REAL ESTATE (Career—rapid Jun® IWA • 18th, 104. 16’ GLASTRON fibeiglas boat, Handy to riioTOing, schools, dled in the uaual manner. center of town, weU establlrii- avoUaUe. Opportunity fw ma- male only, parking, $16. week­ bus and religfous facilities. conditlan. ChU after S p.m ., raoka. porch cohimna, fU|r- « . t m .A -u v ra — ------Congratulations ‘OOii ed, good equipment, good tore pween to do various and in region’s largest leading expansian with newer, larger ^ Spruce St., Manchester. go h.p. Mercury engine. Excel- ly. Call 646-0223 after 5. 289-91S8. ptija. tmUer hltchaa, l - « - Model ^wrtment open tor lesss. CaU BUI Rood at T. j. Interesting work and meet neo- sports store. ■ quarters has.made its possible •nan aar ip t.—. lent condition. Many extras. inspection 12-6 Saturday and FURNISHED room for working DODGE, atatlcn wayon, IMS, io|^ «ad npate» 875*16tt. j Croeket, Realtors, 64M977. pie. OsU 693-S6U. Sunday, other times by ap­ Lmt oad F old 1 “ SSLS’’ i p.m . cu. .lady, modem Idtchen, bath, new exhaust, new battery, SAVE TOUR tro6M. Lovf coat ■ ■■■aiai'ai ^ m, ■ MICHAEL FOWLER • Firm Salary ganisatiim. Experience neces­ Manchester. Something for pointm ent LOST—brown female mooyrel, c a r p e n t r y - RtiMin. »» ’ MANCHESTER.—Going tavern. TEACHERS! Do you wish to sary. For confidential inter­ linens, parking, private en­ traUer h itdi, SISS. firm . OaU p r o t^ Vrmylny ^.peclal- on your Graduation from , , o n fw details, owner wants • Paid Holidays everyone. Model T motor and 24’ CUTTY CABIN, 80 h.p. Vot- trance, central. CaU 648-8640. Boltt by white on throat, cheat. An- 338-taeo. Ut Free eatlmateA Phene 742- augment -your income thla view call Ralph Pasek 289 Chanay Tach • foot sale. Frechette A Martin summer by serving as a real 7470, 742-8348. parte, antiques, idd bottles, old vo inboard outboard, sleeps 3, awers to Samantha, ChUd’a • Sick Time tools, mlscellaneoua Items, head, economical operate, LARGE furnished room for re­ II & R Homing Carp. 19M CHEVROlSF Impala, aor, ftM-lTM. Realtors. 047.9008. estate sales consultant? We of­ pet. Reward. MS-Oaoi. June 16, 1972 PUNCH PRESS operators, clothing and jewelry. 0493908. to sponsible gentleman, quiet and no four-door hardtop, V-8, auto­ fer an opportunity to associate Rentals by FOUND — Blardc and tan fe­ LEON dBSZYNSKI buUder — Our Wishes for Happinast and Sueeau • Vacation, etc. convenient, private entrance matic, power steerlny, radio. [ ffXSTIIIVMI9 Iw l^ tf o M 32 with us. To arrange an ap- ex^rienc^e r^ u l^ . Apply In oUNS - Parker d ou b le 13 EVLNRUDB outboard motors, Robert D. male ahepberd doy. Call Dcy homea cuatom built, re- person, Gayle Mfg. Co., 1068 and parking. 648-4348. Ebccellent condition, new point. perience In tree removal, lawn aHxIelliiy. additlMia. n o ara with you tonight and ahvays. ' ------pototment to discuss this in Apply In person only if you gauge, Ithaca double 13 gauge, Holsclaw and Mattercraft MUrdook Warden, 646-iBB5. C. Tolland St., Etest Hartford. Low mUeaye. Asklny S875. 64S- PRIVAIE SWIMMINO lessons detaU, please caU Mr. Sussler like people and want to bq 80-40 Krag cartline. 0497078 af- traUers. sales - service. Com­ MANCHESTER — Large clean and yardenlny, palntiny, roomaTyaiayaa. Utehana ra- Lova, In your pool by certified W.S-I. 3894016. associated with quaUty and Realtor 6492802 870ft. ® 1*721, NEA, Ik. BfXHOCEEPER ^ eiqiertenced t«r 7 p.m. furnished rooms, parking. FOUND — Tan and white male w ln d ^ w a t i ^ , ruy c le ^ u y . niodtiad, biM tOa. eament Mom and Jarry* • with esQMiience eU ages. Ref­ service. CaU fo r Interview plete service department, boat­ 6499601 amaU canientry rapalra. drive- gtepa, dormera. Rati- ing suiq;Uies, accessories, Maid service. Phone 6492818. monyrel doy. Call Doy War­ NEED CAR? Credit very bad? erences. 647-9602. WANTED ICature personiaUe a t: . g a r a g e SALE-BW t Hills, 6496086 way s M ^ and maaonry „ oommarclal. OaU Jasiia, Patty and BiIosco Woolsey points, Oerich’s den, Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ "Now that we've narrowed H down to a catcher's mitt, woman as a part-time dental eats and salary. Duo-Fast ra„jture. clothes, lawn ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, and the price you want to pay, comes the hard part. palra. Wa yuarantee our work. aoslatant In the Vernon Ch> Northeast, 32 Tolland St., East Marine Service, -1083 Tolland LOST —Ladles Diamond wrist est Douylas accepts lowest For tree eatimatea, oaU M8- Happy Birthday Congratulations >. equipment, other neighbor­ gentleman, private entry, free down, smallest payment, any­ Would you like it in canary .yellow, ultramarine blue, SUMMER Tutoring — reading cle area. Bhcperience not Hartford. ip k e .. Buckland, 6493368. watch, name on back, vicini­ 6077, atii fo r Bob between 6-7 DORMERS, yaxayaa, porchea, Ob Your Graduation hood treasures. Satorday only, parking, shower bath. Apply ETVB-ROOM duplex, no chU­ where. Not small loan finance Com anche red or red, white^ and b lu e?" ANITA w math. Mrii. GUI, 62841091. necessary. Hours 12;80 to 6 ty Mancheater Parkade. Re­ p.m . reo rocma, ' room adrtithina. JOAN 10-8 p.m . 80 Sage Drive, Man­ 106 %>ruce S t dren, no pets, garage, ttectric company idan. Douylas Mo­ Lova, p. m., Monday, Tuesday, Wed­ ARMS OONPANY SitoatiOM Woolefi - chester. stove, Frlgldoire, $136. moidh- ward. etSMSl. w .... . kitchens, add-»-lrvels, roofing. EXCBilXENT furnished room tors, S4B Main. L I< ^ truckliiy. odd joM. also aiding. y«»eral repairs. QuaU- Lova, nesday and Friday. Please 901 MAIN ST., Manchester Dairy Prodaefe 50 ly, 62 School St. between 12-8 Jim send resume to Box "H” , Man­ ______3B TWO CITIZENS band radios, for gentleman, private en- DOST — Lady’s wiistwatch, Uli- m o v l^ la r g e a p ^ c m . ^ workmanship. Flnanclny Mom, Dad, Sue, Jeek, O m ifir iE D teacher wUl tutor 647-9138 p.m. Dola make, Vernon Circle patk- ABtemoMes For Safe 4 Aato Hava a niea day Mom, chester Herald. HIGH SCHOtK. studest wants ^ b w . w mobile, recon- ^UR Oira s ^ ^ tiknce near center. 647-1140 or 196S OLDSMOBILE runniny Bunilny barrels deUvered. $4. available. ir,«»i«v"y BuUdexs, Stave and Dusty t junior and senior high school ______6496886. . < iny lot or Saye Allen. Reward, 7 644-1776. wa lova yo^, too. babysltttog for the summer. 1“ oned. First $100. 872-029$. '‘•s, large field, bring contaln- THREE ROOMS, with heat, conditiaa. $100. Phone ftfS-SSOft. 1870 BLUB Pontiac Executive, In e„ 64SA169, tn4W47, English, reading at aU grade COMPANION —Aide tor semi- ers. No chUdren please. Slater stove and refrigerator, second caU MS-WSl. days. Phone 8498146. NEW SMALL riding mower, 2-door hardtop. Low mlleaye. EDWARD Miachle,' general Bill, Tim, Judy, Happy levels and elementary sub- tovaUd, 4 hours, 6 days, — A CAREER tn maxketing_man- Street, Manohester. Hours MANCHBS^iR — Furnished floor, no pete, near bus Une. Power steerlny, power brakes, Michael and Mary jecta. Please contact Mies with dressing. nieiclnes, agement can be yours. If you w ttj. nanv prr hitmr “'® warranty, first $190. 8:804 p.m. room, carpeted, kitchen privi­ AvailaMe July 1st CSU after Uwn maUAenance, light truck- j j a SONRY — AU types of Belated BImiday : think you have general man­ takes It,hom e. 872-0898. Strickland S ^ t area. Phone automatic transmission, new Iny, sidewalks and drtvwrays. Podge at 649-16j6. lunch. 646-3863 after 6 p. m, days, for woridng molhe^t leges, modern bath, lounge 6 p.m., 6491096. good condition. $800. 648-3884. stone, brick flreplacea, walls, agement ability utd are pre­ PICK YOUR own strawberries. ftl7-lS88. glass belted tires, {rius two IPhone 84S-0839. MARIAN ZAJACx Phone 643-0620. with fireplace, plush, privacy, concrete steps,' sidewalks. No Bald is Beautiful, ’0 9 sently employed but dleaatts- GARAGE AND ATTIC sale — Bunker H|U Rdl, Coventry. 40 parking, 648-0003. FOUR-R(X)M ^'ortment, sec- Vo l k s w a g e n b u g i 9to, ex- mounted glass belted snow from -til" wvanw*HrainaK as noip vvaHiOv^FMiMM «a tires. Asldny $3,396. CaU 876- LAWN mowers ahapened and job too small. Free .estimates. Happy Camper, Claire aiid Cipdy fled, I am willing to take a PARENTS — Help your chUd ®*torday and &mday, June 17, cents a quart. Weekday 6 to 8 chi Love* Yb Tour must be proflrient at shorthand and typing. dry storage and a nice yard. You can now rent watiier and 1 5 Dode, NEto Ijtaii. Leigh IMy you to investigate this un­ SHEaHaM W onfod ------MAYTAG wringer washer; ex- monthly. 742-8161. dryer for your apeirtment or 1989 FORD custom, 4-door se­ dition. Asking $260. CaU 848- Bros., 873ASM o r 743-9477. S p o e l o l Interesting wock. Hours smnewlud ftenlble. usual opportunity. Contact Bten Adults preferred. References. 7968. ______ta g Oreg______Mcfe 39 cellent condition. Maple crib, ‘I'. m obile borne for Just $0 week­ dan. Good mechanical condi­ usr. MANCHESTER Welding serv­ Happy Oximekr Service Manager.' ------DOG HOUSE for sale. Call 649 excellent condition. Phone 649 HEBRON— Room for rent, pri­ No dogs. Security required. ASHCAN Enterprlaes PLEASE CALL DAT OR NIGHT. Parking fo r one oar. OsU 649 ly. State Am>Uance Sales and tion. Needs paint job. $860. 1871 TOYOTA Corolla exceUent ice comer Durant and West Belated Birthday Happy Birthday | RBSLIABLB h ig h School senior 3036. 6407. vate home, kitchen privUeges, Phone 843-0188 after 8 p.m. S S 7 perienced studenta a half-tan pickup ninm ftnrt weeltonds. No 'lob — ■ i GARAGE SALE — Avons, de- MOVING-Must seU. WUl sacri- truck. Best offer. 160 Charter too Wg or too small. Call Ste- LANDSCAPE Consultant —Got room s, parking. OaU 6493866 truck. Best offer. 160 Charter ■MBBBBHBBBBBKHBKBBBBH ‘.V RBCEPTIONIST - TYPIST — BHilNG aerk-typlst. Good pay. CaU Manchester Window ,j,^ q d^rUng tiger kittens, 8 Presslon, Carnival glass, many flee, new, used and various ene«tLET DAVIDSON, ______Glaatonbuiy, 83S-77D0. Hartford. MECHANICS wanted, top pay. 17th, 10 o.m . to 0 p.m . 44 MU- Whether it’s just a few miles or thousands; in or 1970 GMC Half-ton pickup, 8’ Sportster, like new. Must sell. CEUJNO and ceramic tile qM* _-——------_ ------; AUNT GLADYS‘ , AGO., 9 B l^ S t, RookvUle, 2879. MporimEnTfe *• I H ill ■■ Open tor Inspection Dally 1-4 SUE 878-6341. (30LLIB Pups, male, $76, no pa- ler Rd., South Windsor, North out of the Country, ■we're prepared to help you. step side body, 360, V-8, $1,090. $1,900. 6 aU 876M66 or 684-2843. claUst, one celling or all, re- BIDWBLL Home Im prom m m t Lova, ** M. Ml SuUlvan Avenue, South ^ high school. BIGHT-PIECE hard cherry 63 or'By Appotatment Our membership in AIREX (American-Intenia- Phone 6494740. ------paired or replaced. Rooms re- Co- Installation of alu- RN’S or LPN’S Windsor. ______bedroom set of superb orafts- 1972 OSSA 260 Pioneer, Two paired or remodeled. No job mlnum stdlny, gutters and WILLi You give me SO minutes tional Real Estate Exchan|;e) means a big savings Linda, Tom and Donna to prove how easy and reward­ ALL SHIFTS ------FREE KITTENS, 8 weeks, box TAG SALE—Friday, Saturday, manahip. SixeeUent condition. SDC-ROOIM Duplex, nice neigh­ 414*Boom ^porimenlB 1966 FC«D F800 wrecker, V-8, months old. $860. Call after 6 >00 small sneclal rate Work trims. Roofing Installation and RE!AL ESTATE Career —Grow­ borhood,, stove, refrigerator, to YOU in time and money. No matter where you’re four - speed. Call Bruce, 646- Happy ing it can be to make good Immediate openings, exceUent trained, playful black and a n d Sunday, 10-4 , S3 North , $836. CaU owner, 6496640. Hot water, individual tbermo- p.m., 64»0606.______aone on ’ w S k ^ and eve- repairs. 649A496, 876-9109. ing office, room tor advance< white. CaU 6497804. Elm Bt., Manchester. Every­ ChUdren accepted. $180 dioving to you can be put in touch with a local 8440. Happy Birthday money the Avon way? Avon benefits, top wages. statfeally controlled heat, ninys, anytime, 647-9282. GUTTERS and roofs repaired 25th Anniversary ment. Mutt be personaUe, sin- thing from furniture to paints. COLONIAL hlde-a-bed, good monthly. CaU 8799103. Realtor and supplied with all kinds of information Repreaentetives earn extra arpATinwa cere and willing to wewk. For FRiEE Fluffy Mttena, boxed HoQMZnt Utohen, range, re­ 19M DODGE, 14 ton {dek-up HONDA — 1971, SL880, Kl, for o.-iw .» and rsplaced. BxeoIlaBt work- MOM and DAD Come and teowse, free coffee condiUoh, rMSonaUe. CaU — for free! Would you like a city or state map of EARL and FLORENCE confidential interview, caU trained, love kids. Phone 649 THREE • ROOM qpartment, frigerator, dlqxMal, dltti- truck. V-8, 4-speed, new clutch street and trail. $700. 649-7880. reaeonable price. Residential njansWp. ReaaonaUe prices, Love, CONVAL^ENT HOME served. 044-8343. your new location? We can recommend banks, mo­ Hlddle, Patty, Barb, Tom , Amedy Realty, Realtors, 879 2682. good neighborhood, stove, ref­ wasber, 3 air condlUoners and tires, many new ports.------rr: and light business. CnU Rick, With Lova rigerator, heat and hot water tels, hotels; provide you with photos of houses, $660. Call between 4-6:80, 649- 1*72 HONDA Trail bike, lOOcc, R icky, SoUy, Jackie, JiU, 8283. ------— ------KEEP CSrpet beautiful deq>lte ELEVEN CUBIC toot retriger- each oposCment, v g colored and/or apartments, ^^ether you intend to buy or 8787. exceUent condition.. Only 400 646-2018 or Glen, 872-8166 for Philip and Tommy From Us All < footsteps of a busy family. Buy etor, exceUent running condl- Included. $186 monthly. 879 free estimate and more infor­ Roofkig oBd ■TiMwrwn K .I.. K.K1K* An equal opportunity employer OU. Burner serviceman F^UCTY Kittens, free, house- Blue Lustre. Rent elictrlc tlon. $46. firm. 6494088. 9103. tile baths, soundproofed 1.1 ■ lease let us make it easier for you wherever and EHIIIIBHHHHHKHBBHBKHBBHBI m iles. Must sell $600. Call 648- • DusuaBBi neip neeoou, ______Chester area. Call 647-1650. broken. 6*914*1. ______...... ______mation. IfeA Happy Birthday ______Chester area. CaU 647-1650, broken. 6*91*41. shampooer $1. B. A. Johnson walls, basement laundromat, whenever you’re MOVING. TroOers > 7086. ^ !>•*•••“ HAIRDRESSER wanted, exper- 9 a.m. to 12 noon. ' ------CONVERTIBLE SOFA with a s -* -M - u ______Birthday ; Paint Oo.,' 723 Main Street, mooter TV jredenne, and tele- mwDHV rionm 6 -A I960 HONDA CB 160 ExceUent TWO YOUNG married men wUl ROOFING — SpedaUdng re­ SUSAN 9 8 , 6491414. lenced. Ehccellent working con------—_____ ------;------_ two matching chairs. $135. WILLIAM O . ------ditlons. 6497906. REAL GROWTH as a real es- FREE KITTENB, 2 white 2 Manchester, 64940(a. pbone jacks, patio and potto condition. Asking $280. Phone do smaU repair joha and paint- pairing roofi of all kinds, new The Acrobat . EXPERIENCED taUor — ex- Wooden office desk with choir. VILLAGER doors, garage and guest park­ 18’ SCOTTY, 1968, Tonga mod­ m u g g l e s b y :/^ tate sales consultant can be smoky gray. Phone 6490236. b b GENTLE, be kind, to U »t $40. CaU after 6 p.m ., 646-8641 649-1922 649-2244. cellar cleaning and —rooCa, gutter------work,^ chimneys,------Love, ing, storage, fully carpeted, 646-4126 el, deeps 8, exceUent ccndl- ______L______light trucking. CaU 646-9692, cleaned and repaired. 90 years l^rry, Louise, Scott, L ove,/ perlMiced fitter for ladies al- GROWTH as a real es- yours if you possess motiva------r— ------B-rnanirfiM, cKmAi oiKin u wuh ______APAR’FMENTS KEITH t i ^ reasonable. 648-7070. 1970 HONDA, 760, exceUent 648-8736. experience. Free estimates. Hortansa, Gwendolyn toratioos fuU or part-time, sales consultant can be tlon, determltteticn, and ambl- BJNCHJSH Sheep dog, 9 Lusto*^ Rent e le ctric COMPACT Hoover portohle washer-dryer hookups, end condition. Best offer. CaU 743- Rachel and Brad Many employe benefits. Apidy jf possess motiva- tlon to achieve above average Tw rid male with papers. Z pj_*wnod Fur w»*hlng machine, Uke new, Immediate Occupancy MMtftment has flrefriace and AVENGER 1971, O' self-con- OaU Hawley, e4S-6861. 8286. ROTOnLLB gardens, lawns, and William O . Jrv^^ But^eld’e Dept. Store, Man- detemlna^ and ambl- Icome and professional stand- »«<>• CaU 8798034. bettSer. 8791978. private patto also extra ga­ REAL ESTATE talned traUer. $2,926. CaU 646- 9Rcam TOwnhouses, 114^ flow er beds. CaU 646-7708, 429- ■!9 Good Luck Tonight Chester Parkade.______tlon. to achieve above average tag. Our Manchester stall ^ mEE-HALF Persian kittens. ------^------MACTAG OAs1 ^ nerma, tiled baths, eomidete G.B. • rage, convenient to grammar. An AIREX affiliate. 7879 after 6:80 p.m. YAMAHA 1972 XS2, 660, 1,000 RBCBPTTONIST - Typist, J®®®™® “ d prriei^on.U stand- seve^ <^nii^. We ^ .t e ,,3, ^ ^ -TOIW ^ U -sta rt rnower cute 7 "Uteban, waU-to-waU car^ Junior High and High schools. SAM. Watson Plumbing and SCO TTY and BOBBY 1970 OTARCRABT traUer, Uke PUSSY CAtl ; smaU office. PuhUo contact !*«• Our Manchester staff has training. Mr. Sussler, 2894610. anvOme. 6490OT8. *®«t- ^ ^ P- engine. Includes psttag, private boaemant,' STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, hating. Bathroom remodeling sulky. $800. Phone after 6 p.m .. condition. $70. 647-9660. wattiMNiryer hookup. new, sleeps 6, with screened • and phone rssponsibUlties. Car several openings. We provide rc-n-Kraipr, ------— ------Inriudes m odern fireplaces, fiagstone terrmcM. repairs. BYee eatimatea, Love, __t. /-, Box training. Mr. Sustter, 389-4616. AFFECTIONATE one-year old 8490680. Charles Lesperan<» famUy room. CaU 648-9101 BONNIE-Blke. 8 h. p. exceUent AH 'concrete repairs, both In- ^ 6494806. I love you very much. I nsMsoaiy. Write P.O. rlenced helpers, paid vaca- ______1971 NBOCHI-Alco sewing ma­ trouble • free gas Grandma & Grandpa English setter wants good chine. Unclaimed lay-a-way, 649-7620 FenoBob 3 Amamobiles For Safe 4 after 4:30 p.m. condition, reasonable price, side and outside, rallinga, ! 332, Monebeeter, Conn. Help Wonted-Mole 36 tions, good benefits. Please going away" to °ARAOE Sale — June 1917, heat, hot water and .RIDE needed to Travelers Data OaU 646-4224. landscaping. Reasonably prlc- NO JOB too smaU. Immediate FUUL -u Time accounttag-clerk- can 873-9119. school. 6498080. 10-5. Glassware, clothes. Dot- ‘J?**?*?’' cooking. 1966 GHETVROLETT wagon, air- ties, miscellaneous. 51 MUl ®®^ Buttonholes, mono- Center from Manchester, 8- ed. ChU 648-0801. service on service calls. Free Happy Birthday I tyidst. Some experience In ac­ COLLEGE Grada - Have you o p k r a TOR - road ------conditioned, completely rebuUt MINI Bikes — Two hardly used ______estimates gladly given on loriied at sales? Three year I^THB OPB^TOR — read (j b b x t DANE, AKC black pup- 8t. (off Oakland) grams, brnns, sews on buttons, MANCHESTER Newer 2 bed­ Caiartes Pontlcrill, 6499644 4:10. CaU 649-3326 after 6. to tow travel traUer, exceUent KO mini-bikes, (Less than 10 ______1 —___. • • counting plus average typing. etc. Ouarantoed. S33-0476 deal­ Raymond PonUcelll, 646-0800 heating or plumbing. Faucets JACK LOVEulS e e • ■ "Il.r I Salary commensurate with ex­ training program that effers setup, Hai^r shots, siiow and pot quaU- room Duplex, half of 2 family, car. First $700. 8724203. hours.) One smaU and one Hausokpld Sorvlca* 13-A repaired or installed, Water TAG SALE — Saturday and er. RIDE wanted High Street Man­ perience. Fringe benefits. No tacome whUe you learn. CaU ^ *y- B**®®* 740-8888. including appliances, $170 per chester to PWA, second shift. CHBV. WAGON large (10” wire wheels). Great ___ for our free aptitude test. Rus- h>Ston Rd., Bast Hartford. 289 ------Sunday, 9 Millwood Rd, East menth. Paul W. Dougan Real­ FOUR • ROOM, smaU apor9 1930 Z28, CAMARO, gold and Father - Son combination. CARPENTRY, tepoin. "odd ^*w**«> «“ • Omnplete Love, trarallng, Manriiester area. Hartford. MOVING — SelUng 6 month-rid ment, stove, refrigerator, sec­ Phone 649-6468. BelAlt, V8, Power Steer­ tf"happyad" seU Stevenson, 2797770. ______FREE —IQttens, part Siamese, crushed velvet living room tor, 648-4588 or 6491031. black, tape player, raUy ing. BEAL GUM N. SmaU, $140. L aige $260., or jobs, light trucUng. Phone 649- ^|^**cLl"M*^k*M H u rn ti^ ” ! Bath Please reply Box "J”, Man­ two frisky males. Phone 649 ond floor at Center and Main wheels, black interior, $1,900. chester Herald. GARAGE SALE — June 17, 10 suite, master bedroom set, WANTED Ride to Blshope Cor­ and both for $370. CaU days 549- 8904. Heating, 649-3Sn. TEACHERS—Do you wish to Help Wanled - 1755 after 3 p.m. MANCHESTER 4 - room apart­ Street Heat included. $180 CaU 289-4M1. a. m. to 5:80 p. m., furniture brass bed, baby furniture, dov ment, includes oven-range and monthly. 640-0399. ner, West Hartford, from Pros­ 71 Shasta 14 ft. Travel 0884, evenings 649-2062. B a b y s i t t e r wanted in vicini- augment your income Mcfe or Femcfe 37 im W EA l ^ Q o< b o j ^ I Heating and Plumbing summer by serving as a re a l ______SAMOYED puppies, 7 weeks and lots of miscellaneous ble door refrigerator, self- disposal, beat and het water, pect St. (runs between Hart­ CHEVROLET wagon, 1963 Im­ TraUer, completely aelf- Pahring . Popartag 21 Pofattag - Papoitag 21 • ty of South Main Street, 8 to 6 ford Rd. and Hackmatack St.) ^ e e , a^jpera repaired. Win-, _ p ,om pt,^ ou rtoou a oervlce. estate sales consultant? We VIETHAM VETERAN— Unem- old, AKC, registered, $100. 649 items. 77 ^Mtanechaug Dr., cleaning double oven, vacuum wall-to-wsll carpeting. July 1st MANCHESTER — Grove Street pala, V-8. Call evenings, 644- contained. p.m . CaU 643-0939 before 8 p.m. Hours 8-4. Please caU 643-5438. 1971 TRIUMPH BoimevUle, 600 dow ohadea made to meaaure, -i^oe TWO TEACHERS, eiq>erleilced WALLPAfJPRINfl am* offer an opportunity to as- ployed? A summer position 9946. Olastenbury. system, garage door openers, cccupancy, Wolverton Agency, Apartments, deluxe one • bed­ 0548. $8$96 Oomplete aU olxe Venetian bliada. Kaye 94B-i4»n.______TED TBUDON VW motOTcycle. CaU 643-7008. pointera, looking for oummer interior and exterior. Expertly sociate with us. To arrange an available with a governmental chandeliers, draperies, air* Realtors, 649-2818. room, carpeting, available made while you wait. Tape re- GRANTS Plumbing Service — , TAG SALE — 86 Lake St, Ver- conditioners, much more. 649 now, $150, J.D. Real Estate, Automobiles For Sale 4 1963 DODGE Dart, 6 cylinder, I Bt. 8$ TollaMI Tpke. joha, Interior or exterior, with dime. SVee eoUmote. ...Tim PART-TME cleaning woman, appointment to discuss thla In agency as Administrative In- f r e e — Kittens, delivered to non, 9 - 6, June 17 and 18. 1966 YAMAHA. 805, exceUent cordere for rent Morlow'e, 887 Free eatimatea, phia quality 3630. 6495129. standard, black, new tires on condiUcm, little used. CaU 849- referencea. IM, 649-7000. Oonaty, 6SS-7616 after 6 p jn . Laurel Manor, 6494519.------detaU, - -■please----- —"caU Mr. o—Sus- potential for fuU or part- good homes. 646-6496. Household items and clothing. 1966 MGB cwverUble—hardtop, rear, $300. 649-7180. ' Main S t, 649-6231. work. 64S-6841. aler, 389-4516. time work begtantag in Sep- wire wheels, good condition. 8409. ABC Painting cotatractors. For J. P. LEWIS It SON, custom SEVEN PIEiCB Mediterranean roUR-ROOM apartment, fS 8TARCRAFT 1971, oteepa 6, ______, ------■ ■ ------tember. $106 weekly, 86 hour FREE — Kittens, four double- OARAGE SALE — Old and not c*xn* dlninv room $900 or best offer. 64B-M15 al­ WANTED 1964 Chevrolet Inv POWER mowers, band mowers the flnest In Interior, exterior, decorating, interior and. ; ex­ sized kitchen, self-cleantag camper traUer, gas stove. Ice c® HONDA 8” extended sharpening and repairing ser­ PART-TTME corii. Laurel Man- BNGINB ^the — Job shop ex- week, starting Monday, June pawed kittens. Call ansrtlme, so old bouse and lavmlawn fundfurni­ set $286,tooR m alsoIk* nAAm odds amh and aa ends.Ma stove, 2-door refrigerator, tile ter 6 p.m . pala, 2-door hardtop In good erallpaperlng and ceilings. terior, paperhanging, fuUy In­ dr.- 9494819. perlence, large and amall turn box. $1,400. 843-0601 after 4 end. purple metal flake, vice. CaU “ SharpaU.” Free Dratsmaklng 19 36, 1972. Crilege experience de- 643-7054. ture. Knick-knacks, toys. 47 Call 0495194. bath, garage and launCry fa­ concUtion. CaU 643-4706 after Free estimates. Fully Insured. sured. F oe free oaU tag. Mutt be familiar with air Jensen Street, Manchester, 6 1966 VOLKSWAGEN Square- p.m. 643-0171, ask for Bruce Watkins. slr6d but not rooulrod; high ■ ■■ " ------cilities, heat and hot water 8:30 p.m . pick-up and deUvery. 648-8806. cUSTOM made ladlea Ureases, Fast, dependaUe service. 649-9068. I f no answer 64S4S63. TEACHER and AIDE, for He­ craft work and cloae tolerance school diploma required. AbU- AKC BLA<3C miniature poodles. back station wagm, good con­ a. m. to 6 p. m., Saturday I BUY anything and everything, Included. $180 per month, lease 1971 TRAVEL TRAILBai, uaed COMPETmON <5ycle Accee- UQHT trucking, cellar and at- suits, bridal gowns and veils. Brush, nSl, spray. Integrity, bron Center Nursery School, Overtime.-One opening days, Ity to effectively ®hots. wormed. Reasonable, dition. Asking $700. Phone 649 m i MGB-GT, 10,000 mUes. and Sunday. Furniture, appliances, house­ and security. Available July 2 weeks, exceUent condltioo, aorles. ^>eclaUxing In traU- Also hand set fashloa jewelry. quality, service. CsU day or Inc., Monday, Wednesday, Fri­ one opening idghts. Apply J. T. Phone 613-0467. wares, bric-a-brac, etc. House­ 4677. Teal blue, exceUent condition. tics cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, night, 648-7375. required and basic accounting 15th. 648-4884 or 6493407. stove, oink, icebox, beater and motocross accessories. 161 649-lUS. day, a.m. and p.m. 4-year old giocoinb, 68 Matson HUl Rd PICNIC TABLES, extra sturdy, hold lots wanted. CaU 6497679. Phone 646-2622, 646-2568. trees cut and removed. OaU Stockf - M arfgagai ,27 skills desirable. An>ly In per- extras. 643-7670. Pine St., rear, Manchester. 643-6000. classes. Tuesday, Thursday, south Glastonbury. 6399485 all bolted. All sizes and styles. MANCHESTER — Royal Arma 1970 CHARGER, 888, 4-barrel, CEUJNO specialist — expert a.m. 9year rid classeo. For — ------8lke, next to ’ Stop and ed painter. CaU after S p.m., terior • exterior. Free esti­ iSy Box »AiA” , Mancheater CTii Rd, South Olastanbury, weather R ealty. 649030S. thing you could possibly Imag- The Herald month. Paul W. Dougan, Real- located $119. monthly. R . D. condition, $066. 648-2087. Phone 646-82M. Classified Ads 648-0806. Shop, 648-49U, 647-1719. 04S-6U2. mates, fully Insured. 649-4411. Hsyald,. BBEKINO executive secretary, tor, 648-4088, or 6491031. MurdO.dC, 949aiaS. Veraon Circle, caU 647-9961. 638.9*85. Realtors, MLS. tae. Get Fast Results Clasiifitd Ads.

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PAOE THIRTY SIANCHESTER EVENING HERAI4>. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1672 » __ MANCIHESTER EVElttNO ttBRALD,' MAJJCHfiSTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1 ^ PAGE THIRTY^NE ApcNiMMHfs ^ Herts Ovt of Towo H oosos Fop Solo 7 2 7 2 For Sob 72 H o w b s For Sdk 72 H o i m m F o r S a k 7 2 H o o s m For Solo 72 H o m m s N ote Fdr Sd*' For 72 Out of To^ ' i3 For Root ri'. 1. ...HI" T AUI'li .. . ii I II Wewrt-kiwitoeieW - ran 3 $ m f PUBUQ tixmow Coventry Offored by the — For Sob 75 By The Town ef Manchester , MB CENTER 8TREKT — I>- ROCKVIUJE— Seven - room "?! hixe iV^room duplex. IH apeitment. Newly pointed, COVENTRY — Reduced for S'ASn.g.^. Waits Audit of Surplus bcUhs, eil nppUancoa, fu lly ont^ com idetely enrpeted. Urge PHILBRICK quick sale, $10',900. Ckunpact 4 ment Garage, 219 East Middle Turnpike, Manchester, OM^, a t ______M ' ^ peted, alr<1 )>e oeeepted. All sales final and for cash. No ssilea to minors. ^^0 oaU of a sDeclal town eaUon sssoo apartment unltl $305 montbly. RAJSBI, RANCH — 7% rooms, busy Beo. We’re Mady, Inap^on of ^ clo . tor .ale may be made betwem 9:80 a.m. - meeting for town^^ple t o ^ ' X ’: N w equipment, $4,000; OUw apartmenU at 17» Bast «JSSil^»mngs. ^pl^, MORTGAGE Money SOUTH WINDSOR *” '^ C ^ e e ri^ «r^ ” erie Me "avallaMeiat the General Serriees *” *** .*<**6onal schori board replacement of nm -ln^ctionai Middle Tpke. Raymond------PonU' 4:30 p .« ., 1- ^ST^age. ^ >wiMnf and able to asaii^ SPACE-L0CATI6 ^^.’ ? t Office, 41 Center Street, Manriiester, CannacUeut. appropriation for 1972-78 must equipment, $1,000; Manchester celll, OiB-OSOO, 640-0644. ______wooded------lot, aluminum siding. OFTMNGS 1. as 5" 'iJown jnptr b ' tile" sab or pur- » AR TK XE8 FOR SALE await certification by the town ChUd Guidance, $800; teachers' -Rockland Tu> $31,100. CHARM -1, 1 pair Scott rid pries • length 44 Inches auditors of the amount of un- salaries, $8,038; transportation, iB6 MAIN STREET — First ROCKVILLB Just listed. Come inspect tlila floor, 3-room apartment. Heat, ehaa* of-pr^rty. ' 3. '1 pair Scott ski poles • length 48 inches encumbered general fund sur- $6,000; and tuition, $7,888. r RANCH-Laige modem kltch- ^ i'j 30 Years t*:= Rep !y nine room SpUt Level honto 3. ' 1 pair Scott aki poles • length 48 Inohes plus available at the end of the The echool board has alao $133.20 fam ily unit. Security. beadtlful 3 and 4-room ^part- menu. Includes beat, bot wa. with many, nuuiy extraa. To sea 4. Odd set of aU pries current (1971-72) fiscal year. alerted the council to ita need CaU 646-S42B, 0 to 5 p.m . U to buy at only $86,900. A 5. 1 facial beautimng foist “Lady Shlck" . U r.^ appUanoM, wlUdlsb- t ] Top atedeeek Seen wMh 6 4 6 1 7 0 0 Meeting Jointly with the Town tor an additional appropriation ECOME C3 ^ tefR# b#droortW truly pampered home nestled lii 6. 1 Sears Tower Projector - Seventy Bight (78) D^ILUXE a - bedroun apart­ washer, disposal,, carpeting, letteleeler CouncU this week, the Board of to close out the curnent'achool 0 IH botht the shade o f many treoa. OaU 7. 1 8mm Keystone sixty movie ptqjector ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, pool and your own private ter- 1700 Ten-room colonial. Former □ 8R evHide end unht 8. 1 Wheary. blue suitcase . Education discussed its need for b* *be amount of $9,384. Of 0 Hrtovy ftr* A found borrHn Mr. Bogdan now tax on ap- REAL ESTATE a $68,0pO supplemental request this amount, some $80,000 has complete apidlances, 3 alr- race In a country setting. Babcock Tavern wlUi four-flre- 0 R«frtfKing pool wilti □ Celer-cheke khchem Printmant, 649-8306. 9. *1 jialr Aspen aUa ' eondlUoners, fuU basement. From $160. Surry, no pets. 873- pUces, two bake ovens, wide □ lighttd wahin doMtt 172 B. CENTER ST. 10. 1 pair Afown skU for next year, to offset the $90,- already been requested by the lilopvofdt 11. 1 pair AsiMn skis 000 cut sustained at the May board. No qctiqn wlU be taken waaber-drirer book-up, vanity 6360, B394BM. floor boards, cross summer Q Overlooking bhd 'L frrr-r-t 0 Full evHor wMt ovHid* A Savings Bank 646-4126 12. 1 sleeping bag , town meeting. until later this month, when type bath, glass sliding doors . — — — beams and much more, Must octfroftoo •oncluoiy ..B&W.. IS. 1 car tape deck (Unlvorsal sound of America) No date can be aet tor the the close of the fiscal year is onto paUo. $220. per month. **• **• Q One Meek le but and Q QuaMytekk centlnKlien b a r r o w s and WALLACE .CX>. lA 1 box aasMTted ski equipment • aocks, '.head bands, waxosi town meeting until the suplus clooer and figures are more firm, BMteri D. Murdock. Realtor, water, wall-to-wall DUTCH 0(H/>NIAI, — Huge for- WidwfsfieW Ofeen Q Theohe, ipedaMy diofN. toe plates ' .. • haa been officially determined, GOP Women Back Cat V OF Manchester Roaltora—ijoA SELLING your property? boy’s bieyols - gold • no name. ______;______carpeting, appliances, dia- mal dining room, laigs living Q lotge, luHy endeied bonki, wpermorkett, hoh- 1 council members agreed. Tbe Republican Women’s ^, Manchester Barkodo '. Gait ua fliyt. We'll buy your lo! 1 boy's biforcle-red -Britwlnn . THREE rooms, all utilities, ap- p o^ , air-conditioning, swim- room, four bedroonts, IH bates, redwood peHo dretiert, oH whWn 3*4 blocki The council tiw given no in- has backed the action of homo tmmodlatoly -at a fair ft- 1 b ^ a btcyels • Idue - no name > pUances, bus line, second floor, mlng pool and parting. Stor. $36,800. >«aw hoator'* 988(16 •..-.'"V boy’s Woycle - yellow : Amsrtoan Flyer dication ateother it would back toe town meeting on May 16 ‘ Model Open Il-4i30l fricee hi Mm low Stfe l^ e e . All "ddrii. Oall Lou Anruda,' ^ 1 $16S monthly, security re- “S® laundry In bulldtng. (SpecM hewn by epkolntiwent) ^ f i ,V10RNDN" -i-' Al-rooW ".'holbe; 644rl636, 18.' 1. boy’s W i^le-red ,-Oonductor .. the $60,000 Mstomtlon, but wUl "* » ** pertains to the education a 1 b ^ 's btoyOlo - green -' Hl*^E>a* toe schori board ______jjjj, living room with flre- koiqe, fenced jrawl, good loca- * bedrooms, Uvlhg,,umCgifoinnl’ dln- lof ,land,'>jneads wbrk, Bitehlar '.t,', AHRUDA REALTY, , »'• a OU>WETHnSFIEU> TOWII ,l'boy*s bicyris:-"bronze - Schwinn obpie make" the derialcm- budget. UonV Immediate occupancy. *"* room, large eat-ln kltcheh.k it^ h , Uonal'Aseooiatee,Uonal' Asa<>oiatoa, 647-1800;'647-1300'" i . 1 bey.’S'hidycfe - r ^ - 'Huffy* . 'i " 3PACIOUS 4-room apartment. ROCSKVILUI— 6 room s, $140; place, den, IH bates, 4 bed- (Toko l-n Exit 34 *e WelhertKeld ta 3rd. H O U S O ® ® V.'ri $JMJ)09 fl«m Its toe club’s annual potluck plc- $135. Security deposit. Imme­ ed, utilities Included $37 week Ing, good nelgbbotbood. $37,900. Sharon lone) ------U-Kwn duplex 'With 2-car go- ' M 1 bbyTs bkqteto t : total "'rtqueri for "1972-78, as. a "to, held earlier this week. diate occupancy. 633-6026. ly. 872-0888 7:30-8:30 p.m . ' reisult’of town council action in The women have also im- OL£>ER HOME - Six room s In T. M, SiMtrt - Salee Afoni e Co6 9698738 (or iioclwfe MAMKJHESTER ^ Bight - room SU"AtMIT STREETEBT — IFour-bod.Fouivbed- rage. Large lot. ExceUent In- «y. WWa*-, ■ , i, ^ “ 1 bo^e Wt Summer Soccer Program by. R oritoro, 8492818. iiiX^ g r E B 7-room Ootonl- 1 b i ^ e fo r two - jn eon • Cfolumbta 3871, 646-0683. left. June, first week of family room, four bedrooms, A metleulausly dsfaliad brick Raaoh to plaaaa tea moot swimming pooL, AsUiv $29,-*. HEBRON; CONNECTICUT ~T "'fTk vrMtn 'Triumoh figure totals about 4.8 per cent. Boys aged 11-18 years rid are July, August 13 through August n rase «eeimn T»W) ,FA#aLY. (W. Uteben, al, apacloua raoms, first floor 1 Mcioroycle - ID 'fUWlSW - AVAILiABUE fOur-room ai>art- demanding. A home wlte alr-condHloiiliw, 2H balh9;‘'94 cer 900. CaU M itten'Agency Real­ ' TOVniOT 'lE3raHB8TBI^ OONNBX3TTCUT The board feels that the $80,(XI0 eligible to participate In the 19th. Walking dUtenee to prt- garage mad 9 exqulstto racma. Enough in Itorit, but add to fiunUy room , alumtouim siding, tors, 64988S0, 6499890. additional appropriation will summer soccer program, and ment. Heat, appliances, cen­ ttriagr-tooTOr'idlning room , and NOTICE Robert B. Welsa, Gwieral Manager vato beach. 6434089. RANCH — Five rooms, on Urge tela a h'eatod indoor yaar 'round poM (18x16), built-in atova, 3. badrorinatoach unit. Central double garage, laige lot. $84,- make for an operable budget, those wishing to do so should tral location. $180. montbly. Se­ The HeliriMi Zoning Board of ------lot, 300x386', with Urge covered rofrigerator and oarpaUng In tee pool area, 6 heaidiful mml tooatlcu.-’A ddng $80,900. Mei^ 900. Hayes Agency, 6490131. VERNON — Young 9bedi?oom „ p ,,kho and has submitted a priority list pick up registration forms from curity derioelt. 649-3340. OOIAJMBIA I A im, —^Elour-room .nfcnlc Mltlo. Oarsce. Larwe aarea o f lawn and mature hraaa. A truly ritt Agohey 8$9U80. Raised Ramte, large Uvlng Hg^^r^g on Wednesday, June 28, A n d o V C T of items to be lyestored if the Mr. Sturrock at the Capt. Na- rafl acting attention to dataU and quality ahni I ■ ■ - - - ...... BIGHT • ROOM Ranch, 'two room, dining room. Mg ELEGANT five-room apart­ cottage, aU faciUtles, boat, workriiop. $39,600. REALTORS appropriaUon ta granted. than Hale School before the ment, 30x30’ living room , with Ideal for children. 328-3803 or B^UND NEW, 9room Colonial , acre., two bathe, two fire- kitchen wlte teWe fowce. oven- 1 !" * * * ? '” ;„*? . These include textbooks, close of school on June 20. > r a i s e d r a n c h ^ 8 room s, [%\ ARE ACTIVE A Home for tee Very DIaoemtag Iq prestige area. Four bed- ' places, two garages. Recrea- range, dlriiwaeher,. and dlqxts- flee Building to hear the follow, 2 flreplacea. Large formal din­ $6,000; curiculum material, $7,- Boys will receive information ------Urge modem eat-in Uhteen, MEMBERS OE rooms, 2H baths, 3-car. garage. **<>** room, pond, broric, trees. al, plenty of oahlnots, clooof ing requests : ing room, two bedrooms, in­ A home is more than bricks and mortar. It ia WARRIN I. HOWLAND 600; one half-time speech and later on when actual play will ANDOVER lAKB—^3 bedrooma, formal dinhtg room, 3H batea, V CONSTITUENT > Automatic kttc^, Belfiore $36,800. Hutchins Agency, 649 space galore, "vanity bath, 1. 'Emily D. SModosky, West cludes everything, $388. month­ space, both indoors and out, for each member taOAUIOtt 64S-U0t Main Street, Hebron, Caaa. hearing teacher, $4,763; replace- begin. screened porch, boat, season 3 fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, wall ^ BOARDS Agency, 647-1433. 5324. meet rooms carpeted, sundeck, ment of instructional equipment. All boys aged 7 - 10 years ly. Paul W. Dougan, Realtm:, or week. Reasonable. 743-7168. to-waS carpeting, 3-car garage of your family to enjoy those quiet, relaxing for permission to operate a 643-4835 or 646-l(m . rec room with ftreplece and $3,000; contingency for mainte- old will be able to register for ------=71— with electric doors. Blany other moments whi^ are so iqipbrtant What could vveat VBRPLANCK Schori area — bar, separate laundry iarea card, gift, toys and hand­ 6-6 difolex, 3 large bedroome, nance, $4,600; administrative as- soccer at the high school field O O U J M ^ LAKE — W ate^ extras. Three years old. $44,900. be better, than spending a auiet summer in the aeoflfin. New listing. 9room with half bath,* 9«ar gartge. craft shop under Section 4.8, GARDEN TYPE two-bedroom front cottage, avaiUlrie July 2-car garage, asbestos elding, para 1-13 o f the Zoning Reg­ For« Rham Board statant, $13,000; and adult edu- July 27 at 6 p. m. apartment, first floor. Includes solid ocHnfort of your own home. > Ctarrison Colonial, only s Lovely wooded lo t! City "water and August, Just 38 minutes N E W 'and beautiful contem por STYLED FOR years rid, family room, 2-car good Income potential, 80s. La- ulations. ^ Andover Republican Town with his children and in rrier- heat, ai^;dlances, carpets. $300 drive from Hartford. OsU 1- ary home offered for the jroung and sewers. TUs home is im­ garage, many extras, wooded Pen ta Agency Realtor, 649 maculate! See it to«foyl $86,- 2. > ^ a (Mt, 16 Cedar Wdge committee last right endorsed ring to education, arid that aU montly. Paul W. Dougan, Riml- 673-5148 alter 6:30 p.m. (md modem orianted family. CONTEMPORARY 2440. tor, 643-4838 o r 646-1021. lot. M id ink. GaU 640-8445 af- 900. G ovuig Agwafor, 6 4 t '^ 4 . Drive,: Ctotonbury. variance . „ ^ the candidacy chlldiiBn ahorid be considered: ' — — .. ■ . Absolute ton of Manchester with te k e p jp . ______tom Section 6, para 2 of tee regional 'a^ori board not aU y ^ te ra will or should BEAUTIFUL watertront cotr view for Dote of gUaa to HIE MULTffu usm ia servioe of umioheiter $29900 —9ROOM Ranch, waU- FIVE-ROOM apartment, air- UVING Zoning Regulations to buUd pogj vacat^ by George Munson, go to college; all work ta honor- Earn Degrees tage, Ariifard Lake. Three bed- ^lew of tee ootelS^im in cooperation with the Mandieeter Board of Boattois, Inc. 98" "^jMlPLHiX, 4-car garage, to-wall carpet, baseboard heat, ^****®” ***? ____ conditioned, paneled rooms. rooms, sandy beach, boats, nut Ualde. Gorveous antral atair- screened porch, garage, treoa, INVESTMENT FOR A a one sto^ hou« ^ a tor P*^ n^foTtlng committee “»»*. ^‘*®»tf “ “‘® Marlow’s, 867 Main St. good location, VA no money (4) acre lot having suffl- ^ persons interested in »**Aa or with the him^. BACHELOR raiGBEES 11 Division St.; John J. 'Roy, Auguri available. $135 weridy. ggyilght, 3 or 4 bed- dowiL Ask tor Eari Everett, sewers. iS n s A ^ , 849 PROFESSIONAD MAN ^ ^ Basket- and presented three can- H"™* expressed the feeling Bates Ooflege: James Arthur 81D Rachel Rd. and Da"vid A. ***’^*^-______rooms, |lrst-floor fUnily room, FOR KNOW-HOW IN REAL ESTATE " Inteniiitfonal AaooolatoB, 647- 6334. (tearmlng early Amerloaa re> production with nicely doilgnod' Midato to the membership tor that,. "These are my chUdrSn Cameron and Torben Steen Sheean, 91 Delmont SL COVENTRY LAKE -HemUrt i8oa ’ Edward. J. Spencer, West ” Tnm°. In the’sehoris and tt’a my mon- Lorenzen of gouth Wlndzor; RockvUlej Jota F. Dutelko, SEE YOUR REALTOR For Sole office focUtUee. Gbreeloue, - " eT(iiimtiRi'Ba.usui. xauzaa. emasiz^a . “ . ~ ~ " ------— ------■ ■------» _ . _ ___ _ a »• 6 3 - A IT 73 eoa* Mzln -Ufifeet; Hebron, Ctonn. MacNamara and Donald Dressel. *)*• ***** ^ *»™*** *•*« ***** ***** *** RandaU Wilson CHenney of Oov- » Linden PI.; Yakov Elmaktas, MXNCbBSTER — Tbree - bed- ctoue Uvlng (n tto flawlese 9 Grand Ave.; G. Steven THREE-ROOM furnished apart­ foUytedslmd. $86 weekly. CaU ^ S ^ o f SSchaiH room Raqch, - j-fUU' basement, OOIAJMB^ LAIM -Extreme-' room home wMh every imagtai- for permission to have his gpcaklng on behalf of Dressel ***^5!?’” , • _ «*>**7! J****** Francis O’Hara Jr. ^ son. Kirk L. Spencer, West last '**** P**®* vacated by Munson of Ol Blro Bt. and Dana Dlmock Kempe. RFD 1, West Shw ment, second floor. All uttU- tar’a master buUders. Has to be garage, fireplace, screened ly beautiful 220' watertont ^^e c o n ^ ^ , w T crm !!^ Main Street, Hebron,, Conn., „ iuru« T.inH« Jiuson. vri** *** ******* ** *** *’***** *****' of Manchester, N.H. (formerly B<*., and John W. McDevltt, ties. Mature person or couple j o s q u a MICUT — 4-room cot- saen. For SeAt 7t Hoow i For n porch, trees. Near Buckley Bite of over 1 and one-thlrd johteig oountiy club. Lovely continue— ------operation- »»of »a Mo- ^ appearing______in person were ****** ** ***® ’**’** ***'*'*' "*«®t**>S« of Manchester, Conn.) were on ®******* ®*' „ „ preferred. No chUdren or pets. waUdng distence to Sohori. $37,900. Owner. 649 acres, "with an rid but com - imiirMiapiiiy u y e , vrork ntui ppe ring pe scheduled later this mwith. The n,,. d«an»» n«t» South Windsor: Bruce P . RAISED RANCH — 7-room, 3 MANCHBBIER- Htustsd high NINE ROOM oversissd Cbps, 0671. fortarie cottage. Oril 1-878-8148 u, clean, suburban aitmos- tor Vehicle Junk Yard under H u^^M id MridKanTara. CUU 6434)896. beach, famUles only. $180 IH baths, buUt-ina' ftrsidace, Sections 21-16 and 21-17 o f the _ .... poet ta for/the unexplred term, vlUanova Uriversity: Susan P*Jot. 770 CTark St., and Janet years old with cathedral ceilings on sc4nlo sort and half, r ^ The POLYARCH structural tystem o f m olded Rberritats after 6:80 p,m. phere. THREIB-ROOM furnished apart- weekly. CsU 643-0491. in living room and dining room. tour bedrooms, dljting room, MANOHBSTBii Deeliuble (fonnecticut General Statutes. Hurst, who MdU have two chU. yihlch ends next June. jj Roberta 66 Thaye? Rd and Pastula, 2061 Ellington Rd. wood Ridsed Ranch of 9% segments combines urith ntahogany window, door dren at Rham this coming year, BoaBaa-4 oa— p "Wehren 66 Birch Rd Tolland: Lawrence Roper, ment, heat, hot water, stove, u a d KON, New Hampshire— 2-csr garage, famUy room, two- reereatlan room, offlee. Trees. Radwood Farm's! Young 9befU MANCHESTER — Five acres LOUIS DIMOCK REALTY Salvator J. Mastandrea, Lon­ rooms, enoompsaalBg many and solid panels in an unlimited arrarvement of plaiM uu.. .v»u luu.u... ** *6**ro***Y of t**® Travelers In- . 14U. 357 E. Center St. Manchester, Conn. (203) 647-1852 Flowem can often take tee tate Cb., 780 Main 6 t , Hart­ TOLLAND IH bathe, family room, fire­ raeeierChester iwro.Road. umsOTouiy,Olastonbuiy, education as fortor everythingevervthlnir else,else. tickets Mrs Ann. Prtalna- and “ Paul^ Franota evanqu Teslk Jr., 82 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. '(AP) IwfaMss Locotieiis deck, two bates. $128 weekly. ooDONIAL — offering charm 13 ACRB)8, gorgeous four-bed- Conn., permission under Sec- he „„t believe thrt vou eouid W m *^r M. the place of a painting, a ford, 647-1860. CLBIAN, CLEAN, risen { Extra OR For complete brochure, send S2 room Contemporary. Beamed 2 ACRES OF PRIVACY place, two-car attached . ga- uauer oeo- he did not belfove th(tt you could ocster and d iiii^ ‘ wesunmsier KG. _ , I9year tradition of tee For Rent 6 4 Mrs. Carter, 742-8143, 742-8887. and ^ spaciouanMa. Ten roomrooms, s. piece of oculpture or a slm- lot goes wlte this immaculate Uon 8.1 of the Z (»^ Regula- ^y^te the amount' 6f money George and Guay* rS*"*® ®****®**’’ Minneapolis Aquatenrial, the HIGH ON A hlU, riiarmfaig 7- flings, paneling, two botes. Outstanding 9bedroom Rataed- ***"' tions to use a trailer as a* JJ.h >h-ZT***®. _** *‘M?*5* «u a y , Marguerite L. ■nmmMis, NEWLT remodeled store, lOO ■ ■ 2M bates, modem kitchen erlte lUar acceaanry. If you can­ Cape. Centrally located. De­ ^ fireplaces, double garage. Ranch on a beoutUul treed ipfe «*y» Bmltoce, 6498834.______dWeiiinv Whne construetinB-a C^^Up ^w.T Odfoey Marguerite ,L. ■nmmMlB, ^ turtle race, has been conceled M built-ins. Two Urge enclosed not afford lota of flosrera, use room CapS'Ood, country Utoh- lightful comhtnatken of sun Behton St. * * this year because of "turtle per cent location. Ideal for any WOBtSO TO ROOt 0 fefo)in g "Views. Hutchins 20 minUtee f r ^ jO ffd^'l^ bates,r gCK^XH WJNDSfHl — Need 4 d k ^ Wtile con^ctlng ®. »^**^«eg*‘‘^ E r i c h Sitafo^ggfol Jrifo 6^ ; porches, 8-csr garage. mil sprigged flowers and en "With fireplace and band and shade. Mr. Tdneser, Bel- nlmseli aa aomawnat o f a TnvitAtimji uriao TJnHa Tiuann ' Vaaaor OoUetre: Wendelin J. .pew....www.sickness." type retail store. For inform a- ___ !.---- T ~ ;— put them in small coffee HomDS Agency, 649-6324. 'buUt-ln' ovett" Si range, dtan-' bedrooma? We have Just the ^ caU 1-863-9877. M II»L B -A G B D woman deatres hewn oak besma, 1^ baths, 9 flore Agency, 647-1413. ^ POLYARCH c°**®PrvaUve and said he felt he n,e chrirman told the coml *»* H^«'«* Aquatennlal officials said 4 or 5 Urge clean nxxns, Iten- ROOM contemporary cups, always adding tee sau­ car garage, wooded k t, $40,- A Dtvttlon ot f^u0kln^WU0f Corporttton washer, 34 ft. Rec room with cer undemeath. Some sngges- u ***^® “ *‘®^ contribution mtttee that a $28 donation had ^ ‘*5= ®**‘* W***«"- Wednesday Jhe decision was MANCHESTER — Warehouse C h ester or vicinity. 878-0401. Ranch with 8-room studio ^>art- 000. Principals only, owner, MANCHESTER — Raised *ket**^fo^^l^dro^ ^ flreiAace A carpeting A garage. fog family, foternatianal Am- ifcrpr H. Klrkham, as a member at the regional been sent to 'the Jones-Keefe Coventry. n,ade because many of the tur^ tioos of mnisual containera 6496631. vw l, ®®**** '^**“ * ** » » .« » • CaU 649 soelatea, 647-1800. and Industrial space. 18.000------**^‘ *'^ are old mugs, copier pots, Ranch, 7 rooms, 3^ baths, two T«ro_ bateSj garage, rec room, Chairman board. ‘ American Legion Post In He- *^'"«»**>* <*"^*>) BWversltyt aaa. who often become peta WANTED — Three - bedroom acres of land wlte a view, red- fireplaces, beautiful reerastlon 100,000 square foot units, avail­ or even.coffee or tea p(te. OLDER HOME, derirsble loca­ convenlim t'' location. $80,900. -f Hurst spoke a little about b«m toward that group’s spoil- ®**P**®** C. Spaeth. 89 Marion after the race, may bo carrying able Imm'ediately. Heated and house, in $300-$380 area. Please wood ccnatruaticn. Large teer- 1. Seventeen acres of residen­ room, two-car garage, patio, Hobsm For S ob 72 Homm For Salt 72 Bel A ir Real Estale, 8499332. X R S n K T isl«rto77WaRloane windows. tion. ExceUent condition. Two some of his own experiences sorshlp of IBoys and Girls State. _ aalmonelta. bacteria. air-conditioned. Freight eleva­ tial land near Bolton Cen- trees. Ibitchlns Agency, 649 • • • • ______caiUdren risk turtle-homeDrew University: Alan fuU tile bates, 8-4 bedrooms, BRAND NEW and beautiful 9 MANCHESTER — Many fea­ MANCHEBTEIK —Deluxe 9 B&W Another Meeting tors. $1 to $1.80 per square RANCH — 3 bedrooma, Inunac- t«r. Borders two cul-de- 6324. A special meetingcaUed B**vlan, 46 Green Rd. salmoneUa infections because lusiness Property sacs. $17,000. oversized Uvlng room, custom room Ralaed Ranch "with stone tured 9 > room Onltsilal wlte foot. 1-748-6634. y Q uUte condition throughout, 1% h^ « BARROWS and WALLACE OO. for Mbfolay, June 19 at 8 p.m. Blagrs University: Raymond they are Ukely to put germ-car­ For Sole 3. POfVTBXl ST. ares. Woo^ built fireplace, huUt-in book­ MANCHESTER — $36,900, 3 exterior. A plethora at fea­ three or more bedrooms, 27* baths," earltatfog. double ga- nr.itnr. unn PUBUC ______batea, flreplaee, S-car garage, deitul custom built cases, wall-towall carpeting famUy, maintenance free aiu- tures Including cathedral ceil­ Uvlng room, formal dining rage, quali^ cdnstruction. Realtors-MLB at the town office buUding to *^**y> *® Chambers St. ryfog fingers to thetr mouths CALL T.J. Crockett, Realhur at conclude financial details left 'Wiliams Cnilevet Dorothy R. after they have handled an In- 6^1577 for office space. All MANCHESTER - Industrial RANCH. Three large bed­ first floor. New two-aone hot mlnum aiding, exceUent condi­ ings, 2 flreplacea, 2% bates, 2- room, heated aun room. Ideal Rlohanl Martin achool, Hayes Manchester Parkade HOUSE CALLS NOTICE and sixes and prices, zoned smaU parcri of land with ““ ****** ***** “hwet. $82JIOO. rooma wkh double cloaets. water beating system. Oarage. tion, 2 fumaoea, good income. car garage, 3 or 4 bedrowna home and ofBoe comUnatlai. from the recent Spring Fling J*c®h«on. 46 Wvllys St. footed turtle. The symptoms ta- Agency, 648A181; Manchester 6496306 WE STILL MAKE ’EM Notice is hereby given that on Oeneva (Pa.) OoUege elude vomiting, fever, chilta, Large Oreidaeed living Low 80s. Principals only. Own­ Hrien D. Cote, Realtor, MLS. etc. Truly ^ very best Bel­ Low 40a. W riverton Agency, June 12. urn the Planning ********* c«***clude unfinished -eusl- New and old. Let us know your Miriam Schottler, 31 )?Tower dlarriiea and abdominal pain or We NEED LISTINGS room, formal dining room, er, 6490180. 6496666. fiore Agency, 647-1418. Realton, 64938U. WELLS ST. — Older 2-famlly Let ua diagnose jrour housing problems. ness left at last night's meet­ demands, we will do every­ Cod house cti desd €tid street, dtfrii{««V6«9a» dvS q ^h two full bates, finished rec. VEI^ION —First time on mar­ Zoning Commission, by unani­ St. cramps. bordering industrial Park. ^ fo need of 9 general face Uft- ' If ybu’ro "BlrtTNO" or "BBLUNO" ing. thing for you except make the room with flreiMace. Love­ ket, Immaculate Ranch on mous vote, adopted an amend­ Eariham (Ind.) CoUege Most of the turtles tor the payments.. Good potential. $39,900. 646- i ? f _ y o 9 ? P r o p e r ty ? ” CaU tag. IBtacellent income poten­ r e a l ESTATE ment dated April 1972 to the ly landscaped, private tial. 2-car garage, big lot. T.J. Box Mountain Drive. Three Nancy Sodano, 62 Gerard St., juiy derby were picked up in 0484. TODAY! fo our only bualneas. Zoning Regulations of the Town FIVE-ROOM gn^xmd floor of­ yard 100x300. Low 60s. Crockett Realtor, 6491677. bedrooms, dining room, rec­ with honm. neeuby lakes. James Jc«es, ex- S. Six-room SPUT near Bri­ reation room, two fireplaces, 4 FuU lim e Salesmen to Help You of Coventry, (fonnectlcut, to re- ASSOCIATE DEGREES ecutlve director of the Subur- fice suite, parking, ali>condl- ROCKVILDB — West St. BuUd- tan Lake. Nicely land- Legal Notices ing 8,000 square feet, fo r wsre- MANCHESTER— Ookmial, 1970 two-car garage. ParkUke 160x ASK FOR I>eal entire section 2.1.16 of srid Haittord State Technical CoUege ban Recreational Association titming, paneled. Marlow's, 887 aeaped yard with above regulations. Main S t bouse, offices, wholesale or re­ buUt fo a peaceful country at-, 300’ lot. An unusual offering. PAUL ROSSBTTO BOB TERRY ' C w en tty: Stuart M. Q>’^ n , ^^bich cosponsored the derby, PHILBRICK ground pool. $24,600. The effective date of the Itt. $1, RTO 4 and Robert Shir- be also waa concerned that tail. Orv Goslee Real Estate, 4. For help In tranafeirtng In moqphere wlte view of Hart­ Bel Air Real Estate, 6499832. FRANK imLORAMO RICK MERRITT ford. Carpeted Scute St. removing the turtles from the or sale, 461 Main St., next to iriace, formal dining room, COVBNTOY — Slmfoy im­ Planning and COURT OF PS Manchester: Bruce A. disturb the balance AGENCY We’re AIREX affteatesv 1972 TO DATE .!!...... $1,219,000.00 poet office. ExceUent business Lon^oI^3e“ " T 1[ See our advts. risewhere Mail In Your tour large bedrooms, l^iaded maculate six-room Ranch ad Zoning Commission Q)urt or Probate, iMstrlet of Man- Brigham, SA Walnut St.; Steven o f nature. lovely large lot. Lake privi­ Coventry, Coiui. '£OTA^t^O^F*iu(j^EtW A. a m f i.i . A Dleterle, 28A Garden D r.; location with building. Call In today’s paper. with comforts and conven­ MAY WE HELP YOU? Aquatennlal officials said BOLTON —78 acres, near cen- Our biggest mistake in the iences, plus easy accesslbUity leges. $20,900. Worth m ore. Mr. Arnold Ctartaon, Date or Order, June 13, 1972. Cart A. HeUtitila, 34 Perlcfos 646-2426, 98. REALTORS ■ PetlUoner, Glendora Amell. Date at • Dana A Lemav 168 Wood. about 8,000 chUdren generally ____ ter, high level land, open and pursuit of happiness is not to now 1-84. Low ISOs'. Ooll Peg­ S^leokl, Belfiore Agency, 647- Chairman 01 .loB-aig June'JS,'js'.'ifiTT'Tin.'rri 1972. Time ot ,“ •'.‘it™ participated ta runoff races. THREE - ROOM comer office wooded. Reasonably priced, knowing when we’ve got it. gy Whitehead, 6499886. J. Wat- 1413. MERRITT AGENCY Dated June 13, 1972. Hearing, Ptac*. olB n u fn t. land St.; Richard W. Morta, 99 and the derby itself attracted YouTl know real luqiptneai in Probate Court. 41 .Center 8t . Iton- Glenwood S t.: Nlcola Rinaldi, suite. House A Hale Bldg., 963 terms, Kate Corp. 38 Kane St., epn Beac$> Real Estate Oo., 760 REALTORS 646-1180 cbeiter, Conn. Cbmpltaoee Dote, more than 1,000 epectatora. Main St. Phone 643-4846. west Hartford, 06119. Mt. 646-4200 a home of your own. Main Street, Hartford. 847- June 17, 1972 WE NEED LIHITNGB VtRNON . Upon the appUcotlon of the peti­ OPFICT space, storage or dis- Ruaaril, 823-0667.______m GHT NOWl 1660. t ;; ’ tionertloner praying thattnat an1 instrument So come BUT or BBUU AT Ideal starter or retirement purporting to be "be the last wUl and I^ y-t Bolton Notch, former wiLLINGTON — Ten lovely VA. NO MONEY down, 4 fam- Classified Ads! MANChj^^^^NS — Seven-room home. Two bedroom Ranch testament..... ot said....drtcessrtd dec !)• •d® McKinney Lumberyard. Good inlttedmuted to'to probateprobtee as perp appUoatlao jvooded acres, close to all ma­ Uy, 3 bedrooms each ^>art- (Tolonlal. New kltidien, two with large oversized Uteben, on file more fully apwMtm J vlaual locatlcm. 1-228-4460. jor highways. Louis Dimock, ment, Uve rent tree. Ask for hatha, large rooms. Enclosed living room with fireplace, IT IS ORDERED THAT; Bald, ap­ full basement with garage. plication be heard and detenfoaed ATTENTION PROFESSIONAL office, four- Realty, 649-9628. Eiarl Everett, International As­ porch. Aluminum siding. Dou­ at tbe Court of Probate at tlia oAte, sociates, 647-OSOO. ble garage. Hayes Agency, 646- On approximately half-acre ATTENTION OWNBIS! lime and place Indicated above._ rooms, exceUent locaUon, ex­ lot and only minutes to Ver­ Housm For Sole 72 (USl. OF By Order of the Court cellent decor all facillUes, $176 MANCS1E8TER — Couple of non Circle. ExceUent value. MADELINE B. ZIBBARTB, OeriC monthly. 649-1680, 649-8849. IDEAL budget borne in ideal lo- Two-FamUles. (1) 9 Avon RUTH Fill in the Ad Form and Mail with only $1.89, cash or check, to: MANCHESTER — 3-famU3)/ 6-5- Start pacUng and caU COUNTRY 3, stove and refrigerator fo 2-3-4 (and tar^r) Apartmairt Buildings cation! Six rooms, fenced and Street, (2) 314-316 IfiUlard RIAL BSTATl T. J. CROCKETT NOTK3 B OF HBABQia Hornet For Rent 65 treed yard. Immediate oc- street. Bote with extra bulld- ITS Bast Oesfer Mrcet MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD each apartment Modern ce­ STATE OF (XlNNECTTCnT ramic baths, permanent vinyl Realtor mvo COURT OF PROBATE cupancy. Mr. Spilecki, Belfiore ing lots. Call Les Cterk, 289- #49-1183— aia-4ua We I roconrty soM. or hove under ogreement, the foBowiog OMrt of Probate, Dlitrict of Mon- Agency, 647-1418. 6837, Prestige R eal Estate Co. MANCHB8TEB. CONN. 13 Bissell St., Manchester, Conn. 06040 siding, 2-car garage, conve­ 643-1577 875-6279 cheeter. District No. EL DRUG BOLTON NOTCH. TTire© room nient locaUon. Oiar-Bon Agen­ mulH-fafnlty houses: ESTATE OF IfAKY UlUISB DAY winterised cottage. 1-223-4460. A-K-A MARY L. DAY OR MARY LIVE GRACIOUSLT in this rid- MANCHESTER — Six-room Oo- MANCHE8TECR — Porter St., cy, 6490683. Closed DAY. _ _ er six-room Colonial, with or lonlal with 3 huge bedrooms, EAST Hartford — Tluee-bed- 1 . 304-306 Sprue* 2-Famlly Fiduciary: Richard Tbomas Day LARGE elgbt-rixmi Colonial 9room Oq>e, 3 bedrooms, din­ room Cape. Laige wooded lot, without extra lot.'Two-car ga­ bath, generous kitchen aihd din­ Type or print Ad on following lines — NEW ON MARKET 2 ~L. 310-312 Spruce 2-Fcunily Closed o-lc-a Richard T. Diw. Executor, PRESCRIPTION fireplace, large lawn, parking ing room, IH bates, fireplece, city utilities, basement. FuUy | date of hearing June 91, 1973, time area. Pleasant convenient lo­ rage. SoUd "Vriue. Mr. Zinsser, ing room, 18x34' Uvlng room. fuU dormer, glass doors from Manchester — ParkUke set­ 3 — 130-132 C o c ^ 2-Family Closed of hearing 9 a.m.. pjac* ®f bearing Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. Immaculate condition. $39,9W. carpeted. Immaculate. Im­ MunlctpirBldg., 41 Center St., 2Iaa- caUon. Working adulU, 643- Uvlng room to outside potto, ting enhances this beautiful mediate occupancy. $23,'900. 5-7-9 Pkme PL 3-Fcunily Closed Chester, Coon. Wriverton Agency, Realtors, breezeway, garage. ExceUent ■Ewgiiah Tudor of 7 rooms. 4 Tbe executor having exhibited hie 2880. MANCHESTER — Bowers Meyer, Realtors, 643-0609. 3-Famlly Closed administraUco account with said es­ CUSTOMERS! 6492818. landscaped lot. Triily an ex­ Lovely enclosed porch, fire­ 5 . . 36-38 Smmf tate lor allowance, __ _ School, 9room Bungalow, im­ Closed IT IS ORDERED THAT: BiM ac­ Oiit of Town maculate condlUon, modem ceptional "value, $33,900. Ar- place, plastered walls, wind­ 6 — 23-23V2 Laurel 2-Famlly MANCHESTER ing stetrease, oU heat. In­ TOLLAND count, ascertainment of distrfoutoes 66 kitchen, aluminum aiding, dou­ ruda Realty, 644-1689, Lou Ar- 7 — 6-8 Chestnut" and order of distribution be Jiwfo For Rent nida. terior prfoesslonaUy decorat­ BIG LOT-HOUSE-VIEW and determined at tha Oonrt of Pro­ ble garage with krft. Hayes 1861 FARMHOUSE 6-Unit Closed bate at the date, time and place in- HEBRON — One-half duplex, ed. Garage with electric eye Eight large sunny iPoma, spot-1 42 Linden ' dicated above. Agency, 646-0181. With six plus nxmu and double MANCHBMIER — Five-room dooci* ‘*Quiet resIdentiBl aroa 4-Femiily Under Agreement By Order of the Court You May N o w Have 3 rooms, country. Acreage. less condition, on H acre, ^te I 8 — 46-48 School MADEUMB B. ZIBBARTH, C2etk Lovely setting.^ Carpeted, Manchester garage. Needs a tot of work Ranch, centraUy located, ex­ yet close to bus,. . scjiools, - 20 mile panoroma. Family I Under Agreement ceUent oondUlea. Many extras. 9 — 56-58 Weis 4-Famlly stove, refrigerator? heat. $168. m q ST UNUSUAL HOME but here is a home wHh fine Name ...... ch urch ' and shopping. $40,- room with, stone ffoeploce f<^ -I Moving. 6490496. Eteone 2299993 or 2299639. 9room Contemporary ^ U t- potential for a mere $19,900. 00()^ mal dining room, 2H "baths. NOnCB OF HEARTNQ Your Prescriptions Don't waste time over coffee I# yoo wont octloF on the sole of your property— COB: STATE o r (XJNNBCnCUT MANCHESTER ^ rooms, han­ LESPERANCE Quick occupancy. Unmatehable I COVENIRY -2-bedrooms, Uv- *>** *»*“' <=“** Address ...... COURT OF PROBATE „ dyman's special, only $19,900. 649-7620 ***** 835,900. To foqpect caU Mr. Bob Hath Court ot Probate, District of Man­ l^room with flr^ la ce .^ e . bedrooms, 2% baths, fireplace, "*™^ '*'*' * ***^ opportunity. Frechette A Martin Realtors, ______Lewis, 6496308. Hurry! Dick Zfanmer chester, District No. 36. „ C ity'...... Phone MANCHESTER —Newer four- JBtaTATE OF QRACB C. CARY. ^ Filled At Uggeff 647-9698. George Dorgotl Dick Thompson Petitioner The OmnecUeot IMak Oft Route 6. 6491486.______gied rec room with bar, all ap- bedroom, 2H bath Odonlal. and Trust Oontpony, Executor, dote B&W • • • • Lotry O'Crowley John' Egon O f bearing[J im 24, 1972. timeof___ __ r OCKVILLB — Six-room, sec- pUances Included. ReaUsticaUy WESTMINSTER —Scarborough Day to S ta rt...... Ooubte garage, large treed lot B&W bearing 9 am ., placeloco ot beoHagbearing Area, 9room (Jarrison Orionl- Wlte country like atmosphere. Munlctaal Bldg., 41 Onter “ SL,- Mon-- Parkade Pharmacy and-floor apartment, newly P*^*=f^ BARROWS and WALLACE CO. R, F, Blanchard, BARROWS and WALLACE OO. 643-5129 • 643-8779 649-1538 • 646-7581 cbMter, Qmn. . MERRITT AGENCY al, 4 bedrooms, air-conditioned upper Upon the appUcaUoD of (be peti­ pointed and carpeted. Refer- Realtmw—MLS Realtors—IHiS coees, security deposit requir­ 6 4 6 -1 1 8 0 family room, paneled deiC for­ Realtors, 6493482. tioner inaytag for the oUoinnoe'Of mal dining room, Uvlng room 15 WORDS FOR 3 CONSECUTIVE DAYS — ONLY $1.89 Manchester Parkade Us administration account with said ed. $168 monthly. 6492(^. Manchester Parkade MANCSESTER — Price re­ estate, on ascertainment at dlstribw MANCHESTER — $28,800 U fuU with flreplaco, attio fan, 3-car tees and order of dlstributloa and Mandieater 649-8306 Send this form in together with your check — your daaaiHed ad duced to $29,900. Seven-room Manchester 6498306 J. D. REAL ESTATE for tbe approval of • petacoal claim , BOLTON —South Ridge Part price for this 9iuom home. garage. Low 40s. Principals agatast___ 1 iud estgto as ,per apidiea-___ aparimenta. Deluxe one-bed­ Ideal fo r starter with 14x24' ______will be placed the very next day. (JOloalal in exceUent condition. ___ Uco on me more fully appears, only, caU 6498711. Ready for occupancy. Three HEBRON —Four-bedroom Oo- room. Carpeting, alr-condition- flreplaced Uvlng room, kitchen BEIAUTTFUL 9bedroom Ranch, ASSO.. INC. _ IT IS ORBERBDTAT: Bald SO-. THREE — four bedroom Orio- FAST— ACTION PACKED — ADS! bedrooma, Uvlng room, dfofog lonial, IH baths, range, fire­ I ctmnL asqsrUUnment ot distrlbuteea. tug, dhkwmaber, private base­ has buUt-ln oven and range, attadked garage, lot 100x300, place, carpeting, formal dfor I. order of dlslslbutioa and application ment AvsUable immediately outside sim deck. Huge lot. good tocidian, near shopping nlal in A-1 conditlcai. Must bo room , eat-fo kitchen,^ large 618 CENTER STREET I be heard and. detarniiwa a t . tbe family room, t^o garages. fog room. Immediate occupon- I Court of Probate at tbe .date, time |ld0. J. D. Real Estate, 649 Wriverton Agency, Realtors, center. CaU 644 0448 after 3 aeon, intenatloaal Asaoclatsa, MANCHESTER, CONN. ■' and place indicated above. 'fte o d lo t OaU rnrijr. fV aohWfo oy: ’$88,800.' OUddea AsmeiaMii 7881. a4M871. 8493813. p.m., weekends anytime. 647-lSOO. By Order ot tbe Oourt and Martin, Realtors, 647-9990. Realtors, 644-28S3. MADBUNB B. ZIBBARTB, (Ueifc 1m It>i! I. «, v ‘n ’- • **f ’Hf*r Ji'.'i’ *' 1 >'*•.