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Coast Guard Petty Officer SC ahead of schedule and, barring AARP Chapter Average Daily Net Press Ron About Town J (^ A. Ansaldl, son of Mr. and a strike, may^ be ready by mid- The Weather Mrs. Bklgar Ansaldl of 101 Snags Delay Work September. For Hie Week Ended Bcandia Lodge, Vasa Order Princeton St. Is serving with Plans Picnic Clear and cool tonight; low Robertson Is behind slightly Puffing on fhe Dog Jnly 81, 1971 o< America, will have a picnic the U.S. Coast Guard Oceano­ because of some delays with near 50. Patchy fog in early Saturday at Vasa Parle, South graphic Unit located In Wash- masonry, but the target date The 18 Connecticut Chapters Hot dogs cut in fancy shapes turn plain food into morn. Tomorrow sunny and Meriden. A poUuck will be Ihgfam D.C. He Is m arried to On Nathan Hale for completion is still January of the American Association of party fare — and fun. Try putting the dog on such iianrlfTHtpr lEupnittg llrraU i pleasant; high about 80. Satur­ served at 6 p^m. A fter supper the former Holly Hooker, Mankey said. Retired Persons (AARP) will 14,890 day’s outlook . . . sunny. there will be a meeting with compatibles at macaroni and cheese, cabbage, or daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ The Keeney St. School and Robertson School addi­ have a picnic Aug. 11 at the Manchester— A City of Village Charm a class'of candidates entering liam Hooker o f 77 B rie St. tions are about on schedule, but renovations to the ex­ creamy potato salad, served with a tomato half filled the lodge. A building will be Injured Rider Lake Quassapaug Amusement with pickle relish, plus carrot curls, romaine leaves available In case rain. Mem­ isting building at Nathan Hale. have hit a snag and VOL. LXXXX, NO. 260 ot Members of South United Park in Mlddlebury. (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1971 (Classified Advertising on Page 17) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTB bers are reminded to bring food cannot be completed bv September as planned. and black olives. Methodist Church will have a Leaves Hospital Northeast Chapter, AARP, has dishes for the potluck and That was the assessment given fair worksh(^ for the holiday arranged fo r a bus that vtiU Come to Plnehurst for Oscar Mayer Franks, 1st Prise or Grote knives and forka to the Town Building Committee men have 'found concrete floors Mrs. Lucy Burke of 412 Porter booth tomomrar at 0 a.m. at the last nlg^t by Richard Mankey, leave Field’s parking area, on and Weigel or Dubuque Franks. are 22 inches thick and inter­ St. was discharged from Man­ Silver Lane, Bast Hartford, at 'nie North Manchester Al-Ancn home o f Mrs. Peter McDotisUd architect for the three projects. laced with steel bars every few chester Memorial Hospital yes­ 10 a.m. for the picnic site. ’Those family group will meet tonight of 37 Philip Rd. Those'planning He said It appears the timetable Grote’s available in 10 lb. boxes at 1.09 ^ In­ inches, causing the work to pro­ terday, after a three-week stay planning to attend may bring a EUsberg Ordered at 8 at the Second Congregation­ to attend are reminded to bring for Nathan Hale will have to be boxes at 1.12 lb. 1st Prize in 6 lb. boxes 99^ ceed very slowl' for Injiules received from a car lunch or buy it there. Reservar al Church parish house. The scissors, needles and glue. pushed back to the last week in accident. Astronaut Takes 'The whole thing is built like tions may be made by cwitact- Buy what^yoii want, one or a dozen or a box. . . . 'nuin^py group will meet at October. The accident occurred July 12 There will be a midweek serv­ a bank vault,” he said, ‘"niere’s ing Mrs. John V. Gregan, 63 8 ;80 p.m. at the Pathfinders Club That school w ill alsou. have a been a phenominal amount of at Highland and Wyllys Sts., Schaller Rd. Save by the Box I To Face Charges at 103 Norman St. Both groups ice of Bible study and,.prayer new addition at the VHht end of debris, nothing is plumb, and when a car driven by Chris­ The chapter Is also arranging Oscar Mayer Franks lb. 8 9 ^ meet weekly and are open to tonight at .7:80 at Calvary the existing building vMch great deal of furring has been topher S. Cunningham, 46, o f for a bus that will leave Sept. 9 friends and relatvles living with Church. Ing renovated throughout. The needed. But they’re working Rockville, struck a car driven Dubuque Sldnless Franks lb. 7 8 ^ for the AARP Area 1 Conference A Walk in Space a drinking problem. original schedule called for fhi' by Dolores F. Coulombe of 147 On West Coast eJong and nobody is loafing.” at the Statler-HUton Hotel In First Caiurch o f CSirist, Scient­ Ishing the renovations in time Bdgerton St. Mrs. Burke was a We have 8 new Snac Paks from Hunt . . . Bpan Salad, Potato ist, will hold its regular testi­ Bartlett, Brainard and Bacott Boston, and return Sept. 10. Tlie for use by Nathan Hale’s 350 passenger in the Coulombe ve­ Salad and Pork and Beans. BOSTON (AP)—A federal judge today ordered Dr. By HOWARD BENEDICT "It’s remarkable,” Worden could discover nothing wrong mony meeting tonight at 8 at of Bloomfield is the contractor national oigranlzation will ad­ pupils at the beginning of the hicle. Daniel EUsberg removed to California to face charges AP Aerospace Writer exclaimed the breathtaking vis­ with the sensor. First Class Shoe the church, 447 N. Main St. The on all three school projects. vance part of the transportation fall term. ■ Mrs. Coulombe was charged of illegal possession of secret government documents ta of sun, stars, sky and moon At the request of Mission Repairing of meeting Is open to the public. Mankey said a strike In' the cost for this trip, and hotel and The Better Kind! with failure to yield the right of SPACE CENTER, Hous­ around him. He was about 197,- School Superintendent Donald sheet metal trades has had wi­ bus reservations are necessary. GIVING HAMBURGER ITS DUE in the Pentagon Papers case. Control, Worden made a third Quality Work at Hennigan, who attended the ses- way to a vehicle not obliged to 000 mUes from earth and 48,000 ly a minor effect so far but Mrs. Gregan Is In charge of ar­ Bllstotg,' 40, a research asso- —------:------ton (A P)— Astronaut Al­ trip to Inspect the camera bay Reasonable Prices stop, and the case is scheduled from the moon. ■Farm Increase 31^c slon, said he wolud defer judg-. /could prove serious If it dregs rangements. elate at the Massachusetts In- t fred M. Worden took for anything imusual. He re­ Shoes Made Longer, meht for a while on whether on. Also there is potential for a for Circuit Court 12 next Mon­ Jiiicy, flavorful, all-meat goodneu, stHute of .» . Pentagon Papers were He looked back at Irwin, sil­ ported nothing. or Shoes Made li^der day. LOS ANGBLBS—’The average the problems would delay the plumbers’ strike, with a decis­ The National Association re­ enhanced by a cto^ed ^th ^ ^ S K .f the ^ Defense^part man’s first walk in deep houetted against the fast-reced­ The tel evl slon cam era “Waiting Jobs Are cently announced that a NRTA- secret Penh.J»ri or,.x» ment study on the origins of space today, floating like Oiir Specialty!” number of acres per U.S. farm opening of classes at the school. ion due Aug. 20 wi whether 3 ing moon and said: "You look showed the apace walker mov­ Increased by 31 per cent be­ "At this time it’s not a fore' there will be a walkout. If a Cotton Exports Up AARP Pharmacy Is being estab­ savory sauce or topping has said S l y 1^ leaked ^ ^olvement In the Vlet- a feather nearly 200,000 absolutely fantastic against ing rather clumsily at first as lished at 237 Asylum St. in Hart­ tween 19S9 and 1969, but the In­ gone concluslwi,” he said. strike materialises, all three DALLAS — Forecasters expect th ^ contents to the news o, the documents miles from earth as he re­ that moon back there. Hiat is he moved cxitslde. SAM YUYLES ford. The opening date will be A good hamburger deserves to be treated like a good steak, crease In California w as 77 per The main setback has been schools would be affected, he U.S. cotton exports In fiscal 1971 and when we say "good” we mean the kind you get at Pine- Tii/tffe nr A-rf-h.... m_ _ T were first published by the New trieved two film canisters really the most unbelievable, As he accustomed himself to , 38 Oak St., Manchester , cent, 'the average U.S. farm In caused, Mankey said, by having Bald, announced later. ’This is the fifth hurst . . . remarkable thing." the strange, eerie environment, to total at least 3.6 million bales, such facility in the United from the rear of the I A F ew Steps Frw n Main 1969 was 378 acres, but in Cali­ to tear out too-solid construction ’Hie additiwi at Keeney compared with 2.8 million In The television pictures he floated easily In a world vis­ States. der on a recommepdaUon made ^ " ■ of T other T " streaking Apollo 15 space­ fornia It was 617 acres. In the 60-year-old building. Wotk. School Is presently 1^ months fiscal 1970. Lean Ground Chuck lb. 8 9 d showed him obviously enjoying ited by only nine previous Wednesday by U.S. Magistrate craft. About 20 m em bers o f the the stroll, at tiroes kicking him­ men—six Americans and three Round Steak Ground lb. 1.09 Peter Princl Ushed portions of the report. A television camera relayed Northeast Chapter assisted the self off the side of the craft and Russians. Manchester Red Cross in its July Leonard P . Boudin, BUs- clear pictures to earth as Word­ Earlier today. Mission Con­ Chuck Patties lb. 8 9d berg’s lawyer, argued before ^ en, bundled in a stiff pressure spinning completely around in blood bank campaign by con­ his sUent, weightless world. trol calculated Apollo 15 was on Garrlty that the warrant for “ “ suit and attached to a 25-foot ducting a telephone roundup of "Beautiful job, Al, baby,” such an accurate course that it 4 lb. Lots 3JS0 Bllsberg’s arrest was obtained ^ security might be lifeline, made thr^ 15-foot trips donors. The service was ar- Mission Control radioed. canceled a planned course cor­ Illegally through the use of wire endangered. However, the case tp the camera bay, twice to ex- 793 Main Street rang^ed by Bverett Kennedy, went to the U.S. Supreme Court "Rog, I’m enjoying it," he re­ rection. Deluxe Chopped Sirloin Patties lb. 1419 tap evidence. ti^t the film and once to in­ chairman of the chapter’s nom­ vdilch ruled In favor of the plied. inating committee. Garrlty aald, however, . _ spect equipment. Worden’s space walk was 4 lb. Lots 4 .3 6 The command ship Endea­ necessary because the camera Manchester The chapter will have its first •■Proof o f w ire tap would not organizations, He stepi>ed through the open vour was streaking toward bay is jettisoned before re-en­ monthly m eeting o f the setuson Patties available fresh or frosen . . . all ground here at Plne- invalidate the indictment ... hatch at 11:40 a.m. EDT and home at more than 2,000 m iles try and does not return to BUSH HARDWARE Sept. 1 at 1:80 p.m. at the KofC hurat from U.S. Clu^ce Beef by oiur expert Hamburg Uendera. and would not invalidate the was back inside the cabin just an hour after six days of lunar earth with the spacemen. Home. warrant which was based on the indictment.” 18 minutes later, the lOth man exploration. Hie film casettes contain is Manchester’s Recognized BLACK & DECKER Dealer! U.S., AlKes to take a walk in space, and AUL-AMBmiOAH rATOBITBS "The entire allegation of wire Worden took only a few sec­ about two m iles o f high rescriu- tapping la irrelevant and imma­ the first to do so that far from onds to move along handrails to Uon pictures ot nearly 20 per IMl’ROV 1 I) Courses Planned terial to removal proceeding,” his home planet. the camera bay. He first re­ cent of the lunar surface. In­ Black s Decker SAFETY Press For With the hatch open, the en­ Garrlty rulkl. BUsberg was in­ moved a 23-pouhd cassette cluding what are expected to be ^ l U KNOl i| In Real Estate tire cabin was exposed to the the best pictures yet of the hid­ W l ’KOIi ( IN) dicted In Los Angeles. from a mapping camera, re­ One Year Guarantee Chicken Garrlty' continued BUsberg’s vacuum of space, so David R. turned to the hatch and handed den baclmlde. SEALES There wiU be two real estate Cease-Fire Scott and James B. Irwin also Before optoing the hatch, the MO! OR t)ower tool institute ball at $60,000 and ordered him it to Irwin. courses offered by the Univer­ to report to federal authorities By DAVID MASON wore protective spacesuits. On the second trip to the bay astronauts depressurized the sity of Connecticut this fall for In Los Angeles Aug. 16. Associated Press Writer Irwin poked the upper part of he called a "rest stop" and in­ cabin, bleeding out oxygen until on the Spit the atmosphere Inside the craft Manchester area residents In- A warrant for BUsberg’s ar­ his body out of_ the hatch to spected a scientific experiment Every BLACK & DECKER Tool Has These Most Wanted Features! rest was Issued in June. It PARIS (AP) — The United guide Worden’s Ufe support matched the vacuum outside. terested In learning about the Sauces to tantalize, boom and a camera sensor charged him with illegal pos­ States and South Vietnam hose, to photograph him and to which had been giving them On openli^ the hatch, the as- real estate business. tromuts towed a few bags of titillate arid treat your friends and family session of secret. documents. pressed anew tpday for an In- help him move the fUm canis­ some trouble. He reported a vlolation of the Bi^onage Act dochlna cease-fire and urged Classes for the 12-sesslan with at the backyard barbecue ters into the cabin. cover jammed cm the bcx>m and (See Page Ten) courses will meet once a week o f 1917. the Vietnaimese Communists to from 7 to 9:80 p.m. Students The warrant was Issued In clarify their peace plan. will be notified, upon registra­ Chicken . . . Fancy Beef Short Ribs . . . Pork Spare Ribs . . . Los Angeles becculse the De- U.S Ambeussador Killlp C. tion, vdiere in Manchester the Plnehurst special lean Smoked Pork OugM ore all summer partment of Justice contends Habib, Interim head of the #7250 V i favorites. classes wlU take place. BUsberg had access to the American delegation, charged REVERSING Beginning on Sept. 16 "Real docimente os an employe of that all the Communists have Bstate Principles and Prac­ PINEHURST CHICKEN IREASTS ...... M>. 79e the Rand Corp., a "think tank” proposed In response to allied Wholesale Prices Report DRILL tices” wlU be the first In a which does research for the demands Is a “sham cease- series of real estate courses of­ PINEHURST CHICKEN LEG S ...... ft. 59e government at Santa Monica, fire—conditional, and limited in #7050 fered in the UConn Continuing Phimp, 3V2-Lb.\ Calif. Its scope.” , Bducation Services program. ROASTERS ORR FRYERS...... ft. 49e A former Marine captain, Habib and the South Vlet- A M ixed W ' VARIABLE Gerard Wholey,' assistant com­ BUsberg specializes in South- namese ambassador, Pham One for July missioner of the Insurance FRESH CHICKEN LIVERS...... ft. 79e eastern Asian affairs at Mas- Dang Lam reiterated their pro- SPEED REVERSING DRILL Commission, wUl be the Instruc­ sachusetts Institute cf Tech- posals for an Indochina cease- WASHINGTON (AP) _ The over-all result was an In- total advance In the Industrial tor. BEEF SHORT R IB S ...... ft. 79e nology. His full-time appoint- fire in prepared statements to Wholesale food prices dropped crease ot three-tenths of 1 per index,” the bureau said, WITH INFINITE Students who successfully ment expired June 80, but he the 124th session o f the Paris in July, but a brocid range of ®®*'t In the government's whole- "Increases for -a number of was reappointed on a part-time peace talks. ^PFFn I n rif d o u b l e in s u l a te d for complete this course may qual­ SW ANSON'S PIES . . . Industrial raw materials and smallest steel mUl products, particularly om eu Luurv m axim um us er s afety ify for the State Real Bstate basis for another year. The peace conference was __ 1 * ___ , tn four months. On a sea- ^eets, strip and tubing, togeth- Broker’s License examination. Beef, Turkey or Chicken **4,..$lJOO for overshadowed momentarily by manufactured products posted gonal basis, the rise was two- er with advances for nM^^- The other course to be offer­ news dlEqpatches from . Stock- the biggest seasonally adjusted tenths, smaUest In five months, reus alloys and some mis­ ed, beginning Sept. 18 Is “Real ^SCOn WHITE SOFTWEAVE TISSUE ^ jQ | | "Yiiofin '“Indicating ' '’ffiaf '* cast. increase In 16 years, the The July increase pushed the cellaneous fabricated metal Bstate Appntisal HI”, an ad­ 8 Rofls (4 2-paeln) Vietnam was planning ito re­ government said today. wholesale index to 114.6 of Its products, raised the index for vanced course to provide in­ lease 167 American prisoners of The mixed report on whole- h»se of 100. This means metals," the bureau said. The formation In real estate ap­ SHURFINE CATSUP Airline Says , war. North Vietnam’s minister sale prices came one day after wholesale goods worth $100 four over-all metals index was up #7651 5 GAL. ALL-PURPOSE praisals of various types of 20-ox. Bottles 3 for' of state, Xuan ITiuy, head of President Nixon, In a switch of now, cost $114.60. eight-tenths o f one per cent for ' v a c u u m c le a n e r property. Hie Instructor is Jthn POW Report the delegation to the talks, de­ Gov. Meskill addresses legislators on tax matters. (Herald photo by Pinto) tactics, challenged Congress to index was 3.3 per cent the month and 1.4 per cent over MASTER PACK 5 Hat tama features and equip­ F. Adams Jr. of J<^ F. clared the Stockholm reports structured a wage-price review ®’^*®ve a year earlier, the smal- the year. ment aa #7655 above, except Adams Associates, Real Bstate THE BEST JUICE VALUE IN TOWN were the result of “excessive board without binding the econ- annual spread In four sharp jump In prices cf U1463-2, two 23* extension Appraisers and Consultants of imagination.” tubas, are not included: and SHURFINE CHILLED ORANGE Incorrect omy in a straitjacket of con- "'“iths. wood lumber was a doml- net w t Is 17 lbs., ship. wi. 20 New Britain. •ITiuy reiterated that If the trols. However, the bureau said natlng influence on lumber and lbs. Accepts optional #76-671 JUICE V i Gal. (Glass) i O r In Special Session 3-whaai dolly for ______For fiuther information con­ STOCKHOLM (A P ) — ’The United States wants to have Its The Bureau of Labor Statis- that industrial prices In the wood products,” It added. Ply- easy mobility, added y Q 9 9 tact the UConn Non-Credit Bx- Scandinavian airline said today prisoners 'back It must agree to tics said the prices of farm past six mtmths rose at an an- wood was up 1.4 per cent for convenience. tenslMi Box U-66, Storrs. a report that American mill- the Communist peace plan. It products and processed foods nual rate of 4.9 per cent, the the month. Hie over-all Index Purex tary officials had asked the air- calls for simultaneous Ameri- declined three-tenths er cent in July and BLEACH 9 o l Swimming Meet era of war from Laios to Europe Vietnam and prisoner release if eight months, and were down January, 1957. was 15.1 per cent above a year was Incorrect. the United States will agree to one per cent on a seasonal Wholesale food prices are earlier. Program Ooses Chicken of the Sea •The earlier report had Set out by the end of this year, basis for the largest such drop more subject to sharp fluctua- prices were «iar» higher for W HITE TUNA 13-ox. brought a flOck of official de- Asked by reporters If there Pass Sales Tax Package in more than a year. tions from month to month due clothing and textile products The Town Recreation Depart­ nials from American and North been diplomatic contacts However. sharply higher to weather and market factors, machinery and equipment, tires Vietnamese officials. outside the Paris peace talks on ment’s swimming program has ' prices for lumber and steel Many economists view industri- tnh«i and nmdiipta The airline said today Its of- the prisoner issue, ’They re- HARTFORD (AP) _ lins, R-Brookfield, attempted to successful In blocking the at- _products resulted in a rise of al .price behavior as more per- . ^ S ^ f^ to cM c ended, but competition swlm- FOR SUMMER SALADS flee In West Germany had been phed: “The only way that will Gov. Thomas J. Meskill force immediate action on the tempt after more than an hour’s five-tenths of one per cent, manently built in to the econo- p(^er,'^°naUni^*^ Md antiira^ #7150 ers still interested in working LUXURY SNOW CRAB MEAT approached In mid-July by a lead to results Is If Mr. Nixon urged the General Assem- 714-per-cent proposal. debate. sharpest In 10 months. The In- my. Gasoline prices de- out can so from 8 to 10 a.m. “private IndlviduaJ’- who wont- to our peace plan in ^ special session to- Democrats, charging Republl- T^e vote was 59-81, short of indu.strial products "Metals and metal products ^Uned, the report said. VARIABLE ed to arrange a charter flight ^ ^ ^av to r>aack In state spending and has in falling 'with No. 1 coming cti #7301 with "giving way to jxdltical as accidents and illness. ordered his department heads to the 310th draw c f ci^Mules fratn Coupon Valid thru Auguat 7 the two plexiglass drums. No. 2 • DOORS {Mossure to soft pedal the whole a spokesman for the com- #7630 % HP Democratic leaders also have was drawn on the 209th pluck. . 7V4" SAW thing." mand, Maj. Richard Gardner, COMMERCIAL HEAVY- • SIDING indicated they may consider With the size of draft calls Editor In CWef Boeije Dahl- said that of the 14 battlefield , ecMvomv for the current drtg^ing, under the call-up ex­ #7536 2-SPEED qvlst maintained the news- deaths, occurred In action ^ J rfdfhas been DUTY ROUTER KIT • A W N IN G S. WKh this Coupon sbe pected next year—aasumlng new 199 JIG SAW KIT " Congress passes legislation to 335.11 Valu*. Sava $5.12 195 • W INDOW S 10c Off on Any extend the President’s author­ HEINZ or OPEN PIT BARBECUE SAUCE ity to resume drafting men— 2999 • CANOPIES men are not expected to he ^ ••po.m c pr- in. pr.«™. 2;— Coiqton Valid thru Auguat 7 - .. a. J . ^ ______what MesKlll called “opposition called beyond the No. 190 limit sure he claimed18 1had been ap* died last week. t aw t * . • JALOUSIES piled. Another 71 A m ericans were to toe liKUime t a x ^ c h ^ s Mt for this year. Most officials #7515 “When w© deliberated about wounded last week. *'®t Include os ^ integ ^ expect It to be far lower. #7510 (he publication of this report, MeanvtoUe, toe South yiet- f- replacement for toe Income There w ere 366 num bers In JIG JIG Screen Porch 10c Off (no coupon) everything seemed In order and namese command reported Its f the yellpw capsules and the Encloourea, Patio S^erTwi no reason to hold It highest casualties In ^ weeks: ’H'e governor caltod Leap Year hal^ bom Feb. 29, SAW Covera and Car Porta SEALTEST SOURED CREAM he said. “I’m not pro- 3M troops killed and 721 sham^lltical pos- 1962 drew a safe 806. SAW back,” Those bom on Christmas Day #7000 #7100 in pinh . . . pared to guess as to vdiat will wounded In action In South ' abdlctlon of re- Easy Terms haf»en now ’’ Vietnam and Cambodia. Hie al- sponslbllity. got a medium No. 136 but those noKJen now. ------^ ^ _ ------"i intend to have no part of V4 ' DRILL DRILL SAS spokesman Jack Herbert Ued commands reported 1,634 i miena w nave no pan oi bom on New York's Day had d d ' “Nuts to Dagens Nyheter. North Vietnamese and Viet a^^ such play-acting, he aald. 207. Men b om on Independence 99 B in TUNSKY said Day, July 4, were assigned 142. Plnehurst Grocery Inc. I1 can’tcan i give any exp« explanation Cong « killed last week, . a slight e minutes after toe House, gover- 9 9 15 !88 999 649-9095 (See Page Two 12 CORNER MAIN AND TURNPIKE (8se Psge BOneteen) (See Page Ten) Minority Leader Francis J. Col- Draft Director Tarr mixes capsules in the drum before draft lottery drawing begins. (AP Photo)

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r A O B T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1971 PACm T H R E E cut in a car parked at Buckley r.ni p-issed by the Senate. A Drug Center S ch ool. 4 n d over Bolton officer, announces that tests of August Mlldner who Is now ac­ 1972 Draft Lottery Numbers Dec. 4 Date Hous^enate conference worked State Plans off-shore water samples made cepting reservations. PANTS & SLACKS out the compromise, which MOVIE RffnNQB SheinYvold on Bridge Correction at the Rosedale, Keeney Dr. and The Drug Advisory Goiter A window at Dfilon Sales and 2 Q10863 J95 p.m. to s a.m. with illegal dumping at the week despite last week’s rebuff Bolton correspondent Judith try to attach It to the cmn- M XM BM am no in the enemy’s long suit. If you a car parked at 79 Chambers the request on behalf of the at Syracuse University. 8. 298 18. 828 28. 2 The first numbers were 0 K6 0 A4 For drug advisory Infbr- Andover Dump. by the Board ^ Finance. The promlse draft bill. signs in front of the Charter PMWdI biMaod 60*0 a regfular reader o i this parents at last week’s finance Martha who has just finished Donohue, Tel. 649-8409. 8. 242 16. '74 « 987 10632 matton, call: 647-9222. St. Monday idght. 26. 114 drawn by two of six youth ad­ "I don’t intend to be obstruct­ Oak Restaurant on Charter Oak column you' even know , about However, it was learned group is presently awaiUng a m eetin g. her freshman year at -the Uni­ 7. 202 17. 9 27. T2 St. SOUTH ruling by Town Counsel Marshall visers to the Selective Service ionist,’’ Mansfield said. I.don’t refusing the flirst trick when you A car window was broken by test night that no arrests The Board of Finance, by a versity, has transferred to Skid­ 8. 287 16. 51 28. 887 « K 8 'lY^ylor to determine whether Sirstem, J. Brewster Bede of intoid to filibuster and I don’t The decision was reached af­ have two winners in the suit. have actually been made. 4 to 2 vote, refused to bring more College in Saratoga Ex-Selectman Dies ELECTRIC 0. 838 10. 196 29. 266 ■ n n icn e A K 74 vandate T ueaday n igh t a t 81 MortI. V filfred action in town meeting can over­ the request to a town meeting, Springs, N.Y., where she hopes 10. 281 20. 810 SO. 288 ram* «■ Mult earHai O J1083 MIDDLETOWN (AP) — A r­ SHAMPOOER lerie Van Buren of Wajdilngton, ’Die draft bill Is not expected Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rey­ ciple one step further. Blanchette, who was on duty ride a decision by the Board of saying that the cost for an ad­ to major In riementary educa­ 81. 280 4 AQ 5 teat night at 'Troop K in Col­ chie Thatcher Colvin, 65, a for­ D.C. to come up in the Senate until nolds of 12 Kane Rd. and the South dealer. A rock aras thrown through F in an ce. ditional class could be absorb­ tion. She Is a 1970 gra d u a te of Claans Carpats F E B R U A R Y Soofli West No(«h EMt chester, Oie matter is still mer first selectman in Chester, The matching of numbers after the month-long congrres- owner of the restaurant busi­ Both sides vulnerable. the adndshlelds of can parked If the opinion Is affirmative, ed in the current school budget Bolton High School. stonal recess that begins Fri­ I ME WOU 17 WMIITB 1 NT Pass 2 Pass A B IIB g lfi "pending.” He said that has died in Middlesex Memorial EASIER! FASTER! 1. 806 11. 381 21. 16 and blrthdates started after the ness appeared to argue for Opening lead — Six of Hearts. at 74 Oreen.Manor Rd. and 120 a request for town meeting If the fourth session were Seniors Outing 2. 28 day. (MulMltaaywiy 2 9 Pass 3 N T A ll Pass Trwqier George Ryalte, who Hospital at the age of 66. 12. 840 2?- 18 plexiglass drums holding the and against the signs respec­ West opens the six of hearts, Jhmee O. TuiMiigton, 17, of Oreqi Manor Rd. sometime which has already been present­ deemed necessary. Plans are being made for a 8. 280 Sen. John C. Steimis, D-Mlss., MMrttMMW) responded to a complaint Colvin served as first select­ f i l e 18. 118 28. l i e capsules had been rotated to tively . and East puts up the jack. South 280 Spring St., -charged with TYiesdoy night. ed by the parents must be hon­ Several parents expressed trip to Martha’s Vineyard to be 4. 02 chairman of the Armed Ser­ from Andover's First Select- m an from 1050 t o 1057. A t the 14. 64 ^ - 889 mix them up for half an hour. The signs have been install­ has his first test at this trick. If operattng a motor vehicle with ored within 21 days of its pre- dismay over the decision, aay made by the Senior Citizen Club 8. 288 vices Oorrunlttee, said it should heart tricks. The defenders con­ num Robert Post, has subr time of his death ’Tuesday, he 16. 214 25. SSS Curtis W. Tarr, draft dlrec- ed and removed several times South wins with the. king of unsafe tires, yesterday after­ A car-'csmed by Irving Pren­ sen tetlon . ing the board was not reqxm- of Bolton Sept. 9. Ncm-members 6. 148 be the first oirder of business tinue the suit, but when South mltted hte rqxxt on the in­ was chairman of the Zoning 16. 888 26. 136 tor^ ca m e from a sick bed to over the past couple of years. hearts and tries to develop a noon on B. Center St. Oourt tic e o f 66 Theresa Rd. was stol­ The request originated at a slve to the feelings of 136 tax­ are -welcome, according to Mrs. Board of Appeals. 7. 804 after' the Senate reconvenes wins the third round of hearts cident as regards Fox to 17. 196 27. 217 <^n thp ceremcnies and say They were removed each time diamond trick. East takes the date Aug. 26. en from the Maple Siqier Serv­ B oa rd at Bklucatlon meeting payers. The matter has gone be­ 8. 208 18. 189 Sept. 8. Ehist fcdlowB with his last heart. Manchester Circuit Court 28. 83 that the chances of these young after appeals from the owner ace of diamonds and returns the ice Staticn on Spruce St. test 12 last . month when parents yond the issue of another kinder­ e. 180 19. 210 29. The old draft law expired This is the primary aim of the' and requested a warrant for 306 men being, drafted next year of the restaurant who relies nine of hearts. Steven R. Spaffiml, 21, of Bhst night. sought the addition of a fourth garten class, as the scope of the 10. 276 » . 86 June 30 and officials say If a hold-up play: To take your trick Fox’s arrest ■ ^ B L U £ are growing slimmer as the cn parking along the curb on THEATER TIME It is now too late for South to Undeigarten session to make authority of the finance board new cne Isn’t passed soon they when one of tfae opponents plays Hartford, charged with faHure Ryalte te still Investigating M ARCH military manpower .needs go Charter Oak St. for his cus­ hold up. The di^enders will sim­ A rock aras thrown through class size smaller. Present is being questioned. may have to use residual au­ SCHEDULE his last card of the suit. to carry Bcense, and failure to Oie matter in Hughes’ case, L u s t r e 1. 864 11. 882 dovim. tom ers. ply continue hearts until South a arindow at Bob’s Mobil, 427 plans' call for three klndeigar- 21. 280 thority to call up some men South goes after diamonds, obey traffic control Ugn, at W. Blanchette said. There is a sfriit of opinion as 2. 184 12. 258 The draft law expired June' 30 There is parking area to the is forced to take the ace West Hartford Rd. , Tuesday night. ten classes: Two -with 28 stu­ PLAZA UEPT. STORE CARPET 22. 348 who had been deferred. Burnside — "Klute," 7:15, and the opponents are helpless. Middle T^ke. end Center St. to adiether the Board of Fi­ 8. 170 and Congress Is not expected to rear of the building, but the gets in with the king of dia­ dents and one with 26. The (We Have A Notion To Please) 18. 178 28. 89 Meanwhile, the Selective Ser­ 9:30. If West takes the first diamond, yesterday afternoon. Oourt date nance has the power to prevmt SHAMPOO^ 4.-288 14. 208 24. 188 pass a new one until after It entrance to that area is steep. monds in time to defeat the con­ school board told the parents a matter from coming to a town E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Popular Market) vice went ahead today with the Cinema I — "Sununer of he can set up bis hearts, but A u g. 98. OPEN WED., THUR8., FBI. tiU 0 8. 172 . 18 810 26. 219 takes a summer vacation end­ tract with the rest of the hearts. Railroad Crews that the cost of another teach­ meeting and whether ^ town ing Sept. 8. lottery that will determine the ’42,” 1:80, 8:30, 5:30, 7:80, 9:40. cannot reg;aln the lead. If East 8. 827 16. 847 ’The story is much the same er ($4,000) would be prohibi­ meeting action can supercede $1 a d v For Smalter MKhtaa 26. 122 order in 'udilch men ■who turn 19 Cinema H — “The Anderson takes the first diamond he can­ U sa B. Ogden, 16, of 167 Bran­ ToUand County Come In and Browse 7. 140 17. 117 27. 282 Of the nearly two million Ellington even if South refuses the first Sue in Pay Cut tive, in -view of the $40,000 the boiud’s recommendation. m en b o m in 1962, on ly a fr a c ­ next year wHl face military ’Tapes,” 1:80, 8:80, 5:30, 7:30, not lead a heart. ford St., cbaiged with shoidlft- Hany Item s Rednced Fm’ 8. 229 16. 166 26. 218 heart trick but takes the next. Superior Court cute made in the current Taylor has been called.^pon by tion can expect to be drafted. se rv ice . 9:30. Ing under $16, test night at During Strike 0. 77 19. 68 29. 848 ■Whenever declarer leads dia­ Dally Queellon school budget. the selectmen to interpret the REDHELO The Pentagon has eeUmated It Stennis .said he did not antici­ Fire Damages State — "Plnocchio” 1:00, As desder, you hold: Spades, King’s Department Store at the 10. 860 20. 200 30. 101 pate a great deal of trouble in monds East stejM up with the A former University of Con­ Subsequently the parents statute and to make the deter­ BBMTfiL OBMnat wiU need 114,000 draftees In the 3:00, 7:00, 9:00; Short 2:30, 6.:30, A-Q-4-2; Hearts, 2; Dlsmonlls, Parkade. Court date Aug. 28. NEW HAVEN (AP)—The 1,800 Summer Clearance 81. 161 whining passage of the draft ace of diamonds to lead his necticut studMit, now graduat­ presented the board with a mination by next week. (Fsmisrty A to Z) fiscal year that ends next June Second Story Of 8 :80. q-9-T-S-S; Chibs, K-J-4. membera cf the United 'Dans- Flaytoga,-^ ^pw tsw eu—- Straw Bags A P R IL bill. But Sen. Mike <3ravel, D- third heart. West will win the ed, was given a one-year sus­ petition signed by 186 resl- Lake Test Reaulto Bm m ; si' TiiAxrarvnxai. 30, and the winding down of the UA Theatre Blast — “The What do yon soyf.. Susan R. Armstrong of 68 Alaska, said he will be on hand trick and continue the suit if pended sentence with probation portaUon Union who work on ‘ dents, asking that the Board of Dr. Robert Butterfield, health 64S-4SU or 64A687S 1. 96 11. 324 21. 342 Vietnam war has steadily re­ Home on Lake Andersanies from Crystal TONICWT — 1st BUN! 2. 261 Knlevel” 8:30; “War Between with pcdice, vdiich according to p a y. 12, 62 22. 164 vious lotteries. now or 10 weeks from now.” Lake, Ellington Center, West ^iANCHESTe Feature First Every Night resting officer on the way to the 8. 177 18. 106 23. 197 the Planets” 10:15. police station. Hie injury to State’s Attorney Donald D. ’Ihe cut, permitted by a feder­ WDUUBIANTIC Capsules containing numbers That is .the margin required Stafford, Stafford flin g s and E x c^ Friday A Saturday BCANOHESTEB 4. 187 14. 267 24. 60 Blue Hills Drive-In — “I Caldwell helped “ac^ve seven al court, dedslan, was managb- 1828 MAIN STREET and blrthdates were filled In to break a filibuster and limit Tolland responded to the call RH S b ^ 41A • BOi HIN NOICM public property charge came af­ 519 EAST MIDDU: TPKE. 6. 41 16. 162 28. 24 Love My VTfe” 8:80- "Diary of or eight other cases,” Uie state ment’a retaliation' for selective random sequence Thesday. debate/In the Senate. The S^- which came ht about 3:46. Some ter police found a toUrt broken 6. 60 16. 206 26. 26 A Mad Housewife” 10:15. recommended the auqiended strikes the UTU caUed against Blrthdates went into brown ate limited debate to get the of the trucks remained at the in the cell Phaneuf was placed 7. 106 27. 241 FOR FAME, FORTUNE.... .sentence although it ' usually railroads other than the P«in 17. 270 capsules and the numbers 1 biai through in the first place, scene until about 8 p.m. The In. 8. 216 28. 91 asks that some time be served Central, which now runs the for­ 18. 86 through 366 went Into yellow but some senators wdx> -voted to companies were summoned Quarantine Venetian 9. 811' 29. 81 AND OROKEN OONES! when there te a sale involved. mer New Haven line. 19. 86 ones. T h ere w ere 366 d a ys In do so said they acted only be­ through the ToUand County VENICE, Italy — Twelfth- ACOOIBNTS 10. 220 20. 110 80. 8(a Two counts of sale and one of During the strike UTU mem­ 1962, a leap year./ Blrthdates cause the Mansfield amend­ Mutual Aid station. century Venetians invented the JOtsoLOttON^mtm Jimmy W. Croasley, 80, of 829 poaseaslcn of marijuana were bera on the New Haven Division 81. 18 are matched with numbers, and ment was part of the package. quarantine. They decreed that Adante St, was charged with noUed. took home $200 a week, $4.78 less JU N E men whose Urthdays are as­ ships entering Venice, then the evaxfaiig re^Ksislbillty, and cp- First Cartoon GEORGE HAMILTON* SUE LYON TYwo Inothera also received than their regular pay. The pay­ 1. 274 11. 202 21. 296 signed No. 1 are called up first. foremost maritime jw w er in the SKating a motor v^ cle aklle ment was for the hours they Jumbo*s Demiae Benjamin Franklin publl^ed Buqiended one-year sentences 2. 868 12. 278 22. 89 This year’s lottery procedure Western world, niust \^ t out­ under the Influence of liquor, in worked, rather than for the Bainum’s famous elephant, the first newspaper cau'toon in from Judge William P. Barber 8. 84 18. 47 28. 886 was streamlined in hopes of side the harbor mr 40 (quar- connection with an accident miles they traveled, the usual Jumbo, was killed by a train in America in his Pennsylvania yesterday. Jackie Hood, 21, a 4. m 14. m 24. 828 shortening it. lit took 3H hours anta) days. If no Ulness devel­ teM night on {^ c e St PoUce p roced u re. the freight yarda at St. Tliomaa, Gazette in 1754. The illustration Marine, absent without leave 6. 78 18. 8 28. 218 la st y ea r. oped, the ship was allowed to said Craaeley’s car hit a car TMs pay cut and other changes Ontario, in 1885, at the age of depicted the colonies as parts because of hte Incaraeretion, 8. 218 16. 68 26. 846 L a st y e a r m ore than 100 dock. driven by Donald R. Simmons, in 'work rules during the strike SUMMER 24. of a dissected snake and the and Oyde Hood, 20, o f G laston ­ 7. 286 17. 198 27. 7 "youth advisers’’ took turns 27, o f 88 Oak St., which.in turn were Utted Monday when a na­ caption read, "Join or Die.” bury, had pleaded guilty to a 8. 84 18. 102 28. plucking the capsules out of hH a peuked oar owned by Eteil HiUi CONTEMPORARY SOFA pro- 67 break in Hebron test month. tional settlement was reached. e. 140 19. 44 106 two drums, rotating the drum R. 24, of 281 Spruce St Beebe said UTU members on vldea maximiim comfort and style n 20. Prcbetlon was ordered for both 10. 226 20. 80 80. 128 to mix the capsules after each ■ Crossley allegWily left the scene at minimum expense, ffrarara 0 |s with the stipulatlcn that it be the New Haven will “absolute­ draw . of the accident and was tetor ly” file for the -wages they lost. Rieg. $269.08 NOW JULY strict probatlcn for the young­ This year’s procedure had six THEATRE EAST AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL a - a apprahended by police. Oourt Each man must file an Individ­ 1. ia* . 228 21. 67 er brother with double the reg­ 11 advisers taking turns drawing date Aug. 28. ual claim, he noted. 2. 1 2 . 169 22. 182 ular number of visits to Uie a. lots of .20 capsules each, with The national agreement is not S. 108 18. 278 28. 181 Y 5 . e runaway bestseller t»obaticn officer. (Mily th ree iq>lns o f the drum Rdbert A. Mongell, 16, of 70 expected to mean large changes 4. 142 14. 807 24. 4 every 20 draws. is on the screen. P e ^ 8 Tarns J .Najduc^, 17, of Wil- COI_ORnniTH^ Brent Rd., was charged with in work procedures on the New MADNESS 18. 88 25. 121 UmanUc, pleaded IraiMent to 0. 288 This is the second year of the failure to drive areasonaMe Haven, Beebe sold. The major 16. 291 26. 860 eight counts of breaking and 8. 188 random selecUcm system of ro­ COIUMBIA PICTURES Presents distance apart; ‘ bis car was in­ pending contract revision would 17. 182 27. 288 femBEORGE TABIAN’E entering in the daytime and 7. 884 tating drums end using comput­ volved in an accident yesterday eliminate a requirement that 18. 28. 127 eight counts of larceny In con­ 8. 820 181 erized scrambles to decide the morning on B. Middle T^jdce. cre w s b e ch a n ged e v e ry 100 29. 146 nection with breaks In the Co­ 0. 92 19. 100 sequence of putting the birth- Sean Connery with care driven by Leo B. Ber­ miles. This rule was dlmlnated 98 80. 112 lumbia and Manofleld areas. 10. 284 20. dates and numbers Into the i j | | 0 in AROeERmWEITMMI PRODUCTION * geron, 67, and Otto J. Teubner, on the New Haven years ago, 31. 815 drums. This complicated pro­ 46, both of TVUllmantic. Court Hte case 'was continued -with­ h e said. out date for a jury trial.. AUQUOT cess was devised after com­ date Aug. 28. The prqxised new agreement plaints that the first lottery was 1. 180 11. 84 21. 88 is to be votd 'on during the next BUY A SOFA ON SALE unfair. Andersonliip^ Lethe L. Klvlmae, 66, o f 286- 2. 826 12. 209 ■22. 82 90 days at meetings of the 80 Autumn St, was charged with Shots KiU Two, 8. 170 18. 866 23. 143 UTU locals -working on the New WASHTNOTON (AiP) — Sen­ failure to grant the right of Haven. 'Ihe terms are to g^ into 4. 272 14. 809 24. 256 AND THE MATCHING CHAIR ate (Democratic Leader Mike way; hte car was In coUtelan Four Wounded effect after mUcnal ratiflcatlon. 8. 88 18. 20 28. 192 Mansfield says he won’t aid a with a car driven by Da-vld R. ’Ihe ' contract will increase 8. 188 16. 888 26. 348 filibuster against the House- Motowidtek, 29, ytsterday In Springfield wages by 42 per cent over 42 7. 886 17. 298 27. 882 passed compromise bill to ex­ morning on B. Middle Tpke. months, Beebe said, and work­ A handsome 8-cushion COLONIAL FOR A SCANT 18. 11 28. 37 SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) 8. 187 tend the draft. But backers con­ A NO-NONSENSE THRILLER Court date Aug. 28. ers wifi get additional paid SOFA, self-decked, oak-framed, 19. 180 29. 279 — PoUoe said two men were B n 9. 188 cede the bUl can’t become law holiday, Veterans Day for a to­ with a wide ealection of fabrics at 10. 28 20. 116 80. 834 abot and kUled and four other for at least a month. JANE FONDA IS BRILLIANT I MMM-k Pedestrian Leix^ Robinson, tal of nine. Vacations also will this price. MEO OE 81. m Passed by the House Wednes­ I ■»( 4c 4c <4c 4c ■ men were wounded by a man R eg . $299.96 NOW I IILI J ^42 FI I lO T t I came snodaress 82, of Hartford, suffered mliter be Uberallaed'. —The H tw Yethair . , who fled dorly today. / SEPTEMBER day 297 to 108, the measure 'KONTS ilAYS M(;h 1S VTOB'SSEllBHIDGElXifWIST Injuries yesterday after being MON I ! A; ;i unii (■ LEFT AT BlUl HILLS AVLNUI Officers said the shootlngB oc­ 11. 829 21. 16 contains a $2.4-bUllon-a-year GOULD diary 1. ta t liK by a truck driven by John curred in the predominately 12. 308 22. 145 military pay raise and a com­ .iM(l SATURDAY 2. 70 B. Cahoon, 62, of New Britain, black sectlcn of Springfield Fair Housing 13. 94 23. 323 promise provision urging Presi­ t l a o 7 M 6 ! ^ / ' LoveMy i w l t o l 8. 821 ICNTNie PAWK OPgW«,tM on ToUand Tpke. Robinson was about 8:80 o.m . . 14. 288 24. 277 dent‘Nixon to negotiate a final treated at Manchester Memo­ WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — i ^ 4. 82 One of the dead was Ideidl- 18. 803 25. 221 date for withdrawal of all U.S. JcM iefoAdo crimlnaUcn accordtaig to sex is 8. 147 rial Hcspital and released. fied as Cbarles Bress, 29, who 16. 243 26. 844 forces from Indochina. forUdden in a new fair housing A summer special. Choose one 6 . 110 lived at the place of the sboot- 7. 42 17. 178 27. 814 The war-pullout measure was ■ iiiit OOM PLAIN T8 ordinance passed 8-1 by the l Y i m i I of Bezzini’s quality sofas to doH oM /uH ieflQ iid A / C. O 1 ■ T ■ : •MW sAMnes a«u fpjiiaHPMi Ing—166 Hancock Street. 18. 104 28. 5 the tfarst su ch la n gu a ge e v e r a p ­ Oty.Commission. ' be custom-made for you. Buy 8. 48 MMASraiiHnTPJMiaMtsi Sometime yesterday a rock The second victim, not identi­ 19. 286 29. 48 proved by the House, which Seaiito The ordinance proUblts dis­ it on sale this week. Add the 0. 109 was thrown through a window fied Immediately, was dead on 10. 46 20. 318 30. 299 earlier voted down a stronger BURNSIDE crimination in the sale, rental, matching chair in the aame proposal made by Mansfield COUIR A T 7:U-8:S0 580 SURKSIOt iVE EtST HiRTF08C I Hie at the Manchester Antique arrival at i^rliqfteld Hospital. advertising and financing of OCTOBIER JENNIFER O’NEILL Shop, 467 Main St. fabric for only $10. SUN. 8:80 - 4:40 - 7:00 - 9:00 FREE PARKING 526 -3333 AndeisdigI The four wounded were iden­ housing accomodations on die 1. 71 11. 201 21. 282 S 1 . 0 0 g In everyone^ life there% a ' tified as Deborah Watons, 18; basis of "race, color, religion, 2. 76 12. 267 22. 268 lo ip e s? A rear radio speaker was Melvin Thomas, 18; Willie Jer- sex, national origin or an­ 8. 144 13. 286 23. 182 S U M M m O F ’4 2 taken from a car poriced at the idgan, 27, aU of Springfield, aU c e s tr y .” Always in style is this 88” long Can’t be for real? Bezslnl OAlLYwt 1 ^ 3 :J b Parkade TYieaday night. 4. 66 14. 86 24. 212 ‘ $ 3 . 6 6 PAILYcfiHaO 3:3b 9! % 7:3 0 9 ^ 0 hoepltaUsed in fair condition, It provides for up to a $500 SUM ARM SOFA. Fits in any HOW? makes it for feal because 5:30 7:30 9»30 hopte setting, looks lovely Iq any 6. 839 18. 75 25. 138 and Charles Long, 20, of Los fine, six-months in jail-—or Bezzlni makes the furniture. 26. 69 Sometime yesterday after­ Angeles, reportedly vteltiip’ 6. 6 16. 189 Berqeln Hour Till 2 P.M. (Ex. W $ I J » ) both—for persons convicted of S ince 1929 BezzitU has m anu­ 27. 98 noon, spark plug wires were' relatives in Springfield. R«m ! $840.96 NOW ^ 29 9*9 5 7. 80 17. 188 violating the ordinance. factured furniture for New 18. 184 28. 10 8. 817 Published Dolly Except Sundays LARCHMONT LODGE E ngland’s better furniture 29. 79 and Holidays at 18 Bissell Street. 9. 284 19. 168 Manchester. Conn. stores. 10. 812 20. 881 80. 87 presents 31. 160 Telephone 6433711 N O V E M B E R Second Class Postage Paid at Manchester, Conn. (O60IO) U . 244 Summer is BezziiU’a slow sea­ 1. 886 SUBSCRIPTION RATES 'Tw o People'l 2. 190 12. 259 Payable In Advance WHY? son. To help keep the factory 8. 300 18. 247 . One Year ...... 189.00 (C o m e r busy, we make this summer Six Months ...... 19.60 VINCENT’S Hartford Rd. A McKee St.) 4. 166 14. 316 Three Months ...... 9.75 THURSDAY and SUNDAY, CUSHING A .C A D E M Y offer to you. Tliere isn’t much One Month ...... 3.I6 6 . 211 15. 318 >SHBURNHa.M. MASSACHUSETTS profit, but the sewing ma­ 6. 186 16. 120 August 5th and 8th — 9 to 1 A.M. FOOD HAVEN RESTAURANT chines keep humming and the 7. 17 17. 298 0 1 A 3 0 upholsterers keep tacking. 8. 260 18. 178 * 1? This TRADITIONAL SOFA is enhanced by 9. 237 19. 833 Drinks, Plus Assorted its cathedral back, T-cuahion, coU base and 10. 227 20. 125 “Where co-education is a tradition..." relnforcied oak frame. E 99A OE W | | E | | G This week only! ’Take advan- £ Cushing Academy in Ashbumham, Massachusetts, a co-educational school since 1875, Reg. $870.96 NOW “ itoTsTO ■ tage of this offer now until 8 11. 66 21. 841 Beers and Wines on Tap . 1. 88 offers grades nine through thirteen in a rural New England setting (60 miles northwest of p.m. Saturday. Your furniture 2. 90 12. 240 22. 186 OPEN Boston). Consisting of 41 acres and 18 major buildings, the Academy campus offers edu­ will be custom made and de- 8. 40 18. 204 28. 171 cational opportunities for 230 residential students. The Academy provides imaginative .llvered in two weeks. 4. 1 14. 276 24. 248 ROUTE 66 EAST HAMPTON. CONN. 8. 282 16. 8 25. 188 and realistic guidance toward an appropriate choice of college. Since its inception, 6. 886 16. 128 26. 861 FRI.-SAT. 5 A.M.-2 A.M. Cushing boys and girls have gone on to higher education in colleges throughout the 7. 141 17. 298 27. 290 world. 8. 68 18. 78 28. 174 J|A 1^^ MANCHISTfk Class size at Cushing averages twelve students. The school calendar is organized on 0. 27 19. 19 29. 101 CENTfR SUNDAY 7 A.M.-10 P.M. 10. 882 20. 221 80. 167 NOW! M 643- 7832 . a trimester plan. Senior Seminars, of which there are over sixty trimester-length options, 31. 822 AIR-CONDITIONED • ERIE PARK REAR THEATRE supplement standard full-year college preparatory courses. The seminar program, which DAILY 5 A.M.-10 P.M. includes some tenth and eleventh graders, provides student opportunities for in-depth study of specific academic areas. There are academic honor societies for both boys and girls. P iM oouTs M l Noara A full complement of athletic opportunities — recreational, individual, and inter­ avawrFoaoTMw ■yran. ire. potxow FULL BREAKFAST SERVED scholastic teams in major sports — contributes to the school program. Eidracurricular. ttsrwTnaionewiiin programs include films, studio art, field'trips, choir, modem dance, aviation courses, MS MAIN ST. BIAMCHBSTBB .(OonMr of Pearl) M f e N M i o l s , Daily 5 AJN. to 11 ik. literary publications, and numerous other clubs and activities. The school is nondenominational and serves students of all races, creeds, and 7-fOot, 4-oushion COLONIAL SOFA, premi­ Fri. and Sat. only! From 6:99 to 10:90 PJfi. iJO cfcN hliolsoa PLUS nationalities. um cushions, self-decked, oak framed, an CandkeBtigea exceptional value in a wide choice of colora. Exquisitely MEDITERRANEAN! Loose pillow back sofa ir FISHEMIM’S PUTTER $19$ R eg . $419.96 NOW in velvet and cut velvet trim. Too lovely I AnhurGarfunkei For further information; you are cordially invited to call the following local-araa residanta with iDCludea: Potato, Viegetable and Salad Fri., Sat 10 PJM. t» 2 A.M. 4359.95 fo r w orda. R a g. $400.06 . NOW AmHiaigrei Cushing affiliations: . an d Jules idN cr. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Sommers (Current Perents) Or write or telephone: BROILED BOSTON SCROD $110 , Tel. 875-9379 Robert D. Klarsch. ★ FREE DELIVERY I ‘tam d Knowledge’ Includes: Fotaito,' Visgetsbla and Salad 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ray W. Bidwell (Trustee and Past Parents) Director of Admissions -fei CONVENIENT TERMS MAKE OUR SUMMER SPECIAL Is b rillian t NALTDISNEYprUwtiwr DINNERS SERVED ALL HOURS Tel. 742-6615., Box C, Ashbumham, Mass. 01430 Our INniiig Boom b flim t y Air-OondUlaiMd! Feature at ★•FREE LAYAWAY A fsfist of a fllm l” |S 1:00-3:00-7:06-9:00 Mrs. Edwsrd Glenney (Alumnus '46) Tel. (617) 827-5911 A SPECIAL SUMMER FOR YOU! 3 0 0 6 , 2 ^ 1 Short at 2:80-6:80-8:30 Tel. 649-4438 MANCHESTER EVENING flD SHOPPE ers, we have reevaluated the current restrictions panel of three federal Judges ^ ttane except norm - 2 p .m .; federal law and regulations to] •AV n n 2 p*m. • 8 p.m. on the use of water. On a trial basis, we ask that has upheld A e constitutionality enforce it may stand. of a year-old law allomrlng per­ Belt Service; ID a.m. - 2 p.m .; customers not water lawns and shrubs or wash Judge Walter Ely of the .Cir­ PARKADV 4 p.m, - 8 p.m. sons to bar mailing of obscene cuit Court of Appeals dissented, | cars at residences between the peak water use UQcaicr pinim afur Intensive Care and Coronary material to them. saying the law is an “Ingenious I hours and 5:00 P.M. and 9:00 P.M. Penile can noUfy the Postal sdM hie fo r the siq>|n«B8lon o f] Oue: Immediate fiunlly only, any time, limited to five min­ Service they don’t want to. re­ ‘First Amendment rights.” - utes. Our water supply and distribution facilities are Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m . - limited in their ability to provide adequate pres­ 18:46 p.m., and 6:80 p.m. - 8 sure throughout the system when water use is p.m.; others, 3 p,m.-4 p.m., excessive. Therefore, we ask that customers con­ and 6:80 p.m: -8 p.m ,., Age lim it s : 18 in m aternity, serve and not waste water at all times during 18 Ini other areas, no limit In the day. seU-Mrvlce. The emergency entrance on TOWN OF MANCHESTER Armory St. Is the only hospital untrance <^n from 11 p.m. to Jay Giles 7 o.m . AU other outside doors Water & Sewer Dept. Administrator are looked during the night August White Sale shift. Patients Today; 242 ADMITTEID YEOTE5RDAY: William M. Bedard, RFD 1, RockvUle; Mrs. Carol J. Blanch­ (DNNECnaiT SALVA(X C6, INC. ard, 262 Bush Hill Rd.; Daniel Famous PEQUOT *40 HILLIARD ST. (eor. Ad«n>i| ALL FIRST Contreras, 66 Wells St,; Mrs. MA$(CHESTER. CONN. Ellen M. Costello, 16 Estelle Phon* 649-7712 QUALITY Dr., Vernon; George W, Frost, No Iron Charter Rd., Tollaiid. HI, NEIGHBOR! •Also, Mrs. Gloria Gagne, W oodstock ValleT^; R oger M. This week we have Percale Sheets Hadfield, 68 Alice Dr.; Elwood a big 16 page bro­ W. Hodgkins, 444 Center St.; chure in the mail F elix E . Lewis, 39 Turnbull Rd. ; Pamela A. Mason, Mountain St., to everyone on our 72"x104" & Twin Fitted Rockville; Arllne A. Moore, 47 (Herald photOH by Pinto) preferred customer Maple St. Coventry British guests demonstrated a Scottish country dance, the Bonnie Anne, list (those with Also, Christopher J. McCarthy, when they entertained theii’ American hosts last night at Coventry High. money) so my wife 189 Ludlow Rd.; Diana V. Pet­ erson, ElEist Hartford; Darcy D. British Guests Say Thanks; biind.s, a diamond ring and coin says we can’t spend Rouse, 200 Regan R d., Vernon; Burglar-Prone a lot for newspaper 2 . 3 7 collection to the thieves. Police RUb BeNIZe D Gall L. Soucy, 129 Benedict said only one television set has space. Come visit W e’ll See You Again in ’73 Widow Scared been recovered. Dr., South Windsor; Mrs. Mar­ and see the whole gery P. ’Thompson, 126A Main Mrs. Parker. 60, said the Blend o f 50% .polyester, 50% cotton - a luxury St. Yesterday’s Oaldonlan Night peaceful DETROIT load of new goodies type 180 percale. Snowy white. ended the long list of events dur- hand with the noise of Indus- being the victim of thefts 19 wh-e*^ coveri^p*^ for that we’re peddling this weekend — and try the free BIR’THS YES-TERDAY; A son ing the English’s visitation and " «mes, a Detroit widow says, dow.s of her inner city home’ STRIKING DIFFERENCE to Mr. and Mrs. WtlllEim P. Vo- tomorrow the guests will return two ^ v e n tirs m ^ walking zombie, double locks on the doors and a delicious coffee. We have, hopefully, lots of items boril, Merrow Rd, Tolland; a in to show (and sell) you. Don’t forget your wallet! 81”xl04” & Full Fitted..... 4.49 ...... 3.37 son to Mr. Eind Mrs. Richard N. Shea, Wlllimantic; a son to Mr. the Scottish Caldonian Society, es all the sentiments involved afrjUd for my life.” BLACKTOP PAVEMENTS Kennedy Campers Develop Carnival Skills in a h-ome town. 9 0 ” x l l 5 ” & Queen Fitted. 5.99 ...... 4.77 and Mrd. Joseph S. Gullno, East was the British way of saying Police records detail the saga REMEMBER OUR EX­ Two young campers at Camp hula hoop throw, bean bag toss, lunch, Harry F. Smith, camp to make the day successful independent distributor for Hartford; a son to Mr. and Mrs. thank you for the exhausting invited Mrs. Sarah Parker during PANTS & SLACKS HAUSTING HOURS: „ , 1 ,. t. J Uielr hosts and friends for a re- for prompt oorvlco, phono Kennedy try to catch their do­ and archery contest. director, was fired at. In a were Moriarty Brothers, Tay­ snack vending machines, Jo­ 108’’x ll5 ” & King Fitted. 8.99 ...... 6.77 Richard Cohen, 54B Downey three weeks they have enjoyed ^ the past five years. CLEANF.n AND ^ FRIDAYS 10 to 9 and chauvinist gesture girls and lor Rent-All, Jim Herdic’s Hob­ seph Jesse, an independent Dr. 643-4426 nuts as part of “Carnival Day” nie highlight of the day was 2.49 Pkg. 2,. in this country. cans g^utefully accepted the in- retired Chrysler assem- I’UF.'^SF.r) *"11! [,r. SATURDAYS 10 to 5. campers were allowed three by Shop, Westown Pharmacy, decorator, IRass B everly Brooks 42”x36” Pillowcases...... of ...... 1.97 Tomorrow all English visitors yjtaUon. worker and former MANCHESlXai WE REST A LOT. yesterday at pamp Kennedy. a water sponge toss. The sponges and boys w^re allowed Harrison’s Stationers, Fairway o f 177 Shadowbrbook Lane, and DISCHARGED YESTER­ BETTER CLEANERS HARDWARE & SUPPLY DAY : M rs. Eleanor W estgate, are requested to be at the high Wilde announced that the Georgia school teacher has lost Other events were apple ^imk- camp’s director of arts and one sponge to throw. Smith said Store, and Marlow’s. People lilrs. Joseph Banning of 99 W. 42”x46” Roister Cases. 3.49Pkg.of 2...... 2.47 321 O U E E N K D . — r,ir,..-,r,Rr, 81 Elsie Dr.; Mrs. Sandra B. school by 1 p.m. to ride to New manager of a restaurant which- television sets,10 radios, ing, dropping clothespins into crafts had made an elejriiant this was decidedly a better way who helped were Mr. and Mrs. Middle T^ke. Modzelewskl, Lsike St., Coven­ York City to catch their flight, served the English who visited several watches, her wedding bleach bottles, a peanut and with a hole in H. Each camper to get rid of frustrations than Ray Rlstau of 2S S. Alton St., The details of “Carnival Day’’ Milton Wilde, principal of the jjew York on Aug. 2, describ- was allowed three sponges to trilling him on the hiking trail. Mr. and Mrs. James ’Tasillo of were arranged by camp vcdun- try; Mrs. Arlene E. Dwight, bubblegum hunt, softball throw. high school, offically welcomed gd the group as the most polite fire at his counselor. After Business concerns that helped 12 Edison Rd., Harold Gee, an teers. (Herald photo by Pinto) W lllimanUc; CSuirles P . M c- Gulness, Vernon Trailer Court, the giuests at the beginning of she has had in seven years, Vernon. last night’s activities explaining Today tl.-e English are pack- Columbia Health Nursing Agency will price of hot lunch was raised to basketball. Is $2 per female and Also, Alexander Leggett, 44 that it was his first chance to jng for their long journey home conduct a rubella clinic in the 40 cents including the free milk. $3 per male for sdiooltlme cov­ Washington St.; Mrs. Joan M. greet the visitors. Patrick taking back such things as pan- near futiu«. Some 'board members felt it erage. For 24-hour coverage the Breen, 4 Greenhill' St.; Mrs. ’Tlemey, an English g;uest, in- cake mixes, barbecue grills, School Board Opposes ‘Mrs. Dorothy ’Taggart’s grade could be eliminated to save cost is $10 per female and $16 Louise J. Ecabert, 46a Center troduced the Caldonian Society paper cup dispensers, walkie- 6 will occupy the portable class­ money. If the free milk were per m ale. St.; Mrs. Adelaide Klinkevich, Eind explained the various tsrpes talkie sets, musical cats and A rooms which will be ready for eliminated in grades 3, 4 and 5 The school inventory has been 106 N. Elm St.; Meri Mercer, of Scottish flok dances demon- many memories. One-Year Office Terms opening day. it would save about $600 a year. completed and idaced on file 92 Autumn St. strated by the society. ------’Tuttle said Sumner and Sum­ One board member said that in the town clerk’s office. The Also, 'Adam Wlchman, 40 Lex­ ’The dEincing soon became a Manchester Evening Herald Board of Education members come familiar with the school. ner recom m ended $13,000 as the this Is not a low inepme town contents of the school are estl- ington Dr.; Armand J. Audet, comedy act when host family Coventry summer eorrespoii- attended the Selectmen’s meet­ Collette reported that the estimated value of the portable and parents could well afford to mated at over $126,000 and the Rte. 6, Columbia; Maryann members tried to follow the ‘lent Mary LeRlune, tel. 742- airconditioniNq ing last night to voice disap­ state has declared a mandatory classrooms and insurance cov- pay for the milk. estimated value of the school la Parsatn, 6 Cherry Lane, Rock­ steps. The music was provided 7873. NEW FAMILY proval of the Charter Commis­ immunization for rubella as of erage will be for that figure. ’Ih e board wlU retain the $1 ,200,00 0 . ville; 'Mrs. Arlene M. Vallee, 31 by an accordian, vloUn, piano sion’s proposal that school board Jan. 1, 1972. ’There was some discussion on services of La Societe Des Celanese Dacron® Polyester Charter Oak St.; George E. and ven bagpipes. members cannot succeed them­ Children under 12 years of the practice of giving the chll- Artisans Insurance Oo., for the Manchester Evening Herald Mack Jr., 62 Hilton Dr., South Prisoners Name V Mrs. Strevens sang several selves. age must 'be Immunized before dren free snack milk in grades coming school year. ’The cost, Columbia correspondent Vlrlgln- Windsor. Scottish folk songs Including TTie Selectm en have the right attending school. The Publlcone through five. Last year the State in Suits which includes interscholastic ia Carlson T el. 228-9224. Deluxe Bed Pillows Mattress Pads Also, Heidi Chaplin, Lake St., "Loch Lomond,” "Blue Bells of to delete sections of the charter NEW HAVEN (AP)—'Two im as they see lit. RPD 3, Vernon; Albino A. Tes­ Scotland’’ and "Gas man is . ^ ^ Cut Size Our Reg. O Q Q ta Jr., West Hartford; Mrs. r-. . 1. ,, TT 1 ____niates at the Connecticut Correc- School Board Chaiiman Don­ 21 "x27" Standard 4.99 t P a O O 3.37 Katherine H. Stevens, 97 Pos­ with American’sy . nbuytog r f L British u i l “°nal InsUtution In ^Somers g have' ald ’Tuttle said he was not “too ter St.; Mrs. EUizabeth P. Rat- warm’’ toward the one term- 2I”x31” Queen 1 ^ "'" Our Reg. monuments. She ex^ained that charging prison authori- 5.88 Full Size 4.99 cllffe, 33 BUyeu Rd.; Philippe whlle on her way to New Jersey violating their civil PERSONAL plan and Secretary Ellen Hills 4.47 T. ValllEincourt, East Hartford; said it should be up to the vot­ Our Reg. _ mm she became f^ghtened when sne a n d 2 I”x37” King 7.88 Mrs. Kenneth Burnett and son, ers to re-elect members they Queen Size 6.99 5 .7 7 noUced a poster saying "The ^he suits were filed by Thorn- MT. VERNON Continuous polyester filament, no 84 Benton St. Queen Mary is in California and Krywdziak and Patrick D. wish to retain. Other board members said it takes two years lumping. King Size S r -' 7.47 ’The London Bridge is in Smith. CAR R IR A IR f to know what’s going on and the Arizona—visit Britain before it’s Smith’s suit alleges that prison plan would not do justice to the Graffiti Battle too late.’’ gfuards were negligently re.spon- .town or the school system. The highlight of the evening sible for a beating he received MUSICAL DAIRY STORE Armor Tested was when a man followed the from three other inmates in De­ The Board of Eiducation this INSTRUMENTS HOME week voted to retain the serv­ bag pipes while carrying the cember 1970. ices of Superintendent Myron NEW YORK (AP) — ’The es­ haggis. Haggis is a food eaten He says the “ ineffecUve su- Collette. The board had been tablishment is getting a new by the Scottish on Robert pervision of prisoners’’ resulted Improvement given the chchce of keeping Col­ MORE GRAND OPENING SPECIALS! product designed to help in the Burns’ birthday to celebrate the in his being "criminally at- lette or being given $4,213 to­ battle EigEiinst slogans and other day in honor of the working tacked’’ in the kitchen area at graffiti psilnted on monuments ward the expense of engaging man. A lengthy poem was read Somers. its own superintoident. and public buildings. over the haggis before anyone Krywdziak’s complaint deals When a thin, invisible coat o f The board has hired Mrs. was allowed to tEiste it. Ameri- with a pardon he says he was AUGUST 4th thru AUGUST 10th the product, Hydroiv.^^^ is ap- Idary Wilcox of Norwich as mu­ cans were told that this food is granted on the condition that he I^ied to a surface, crayon, sic supervisor, to replace John put into an animal’s intestines, immediately leave the United Julian who resigned. Mrs. Wil­ listick Eind other media of Coventry England's Archie States and return to his native LOANS graffiti Eirtists can b e esislly re­ cox was graduated from high Layton wrote two songs es- Poland. The prisoner, who is moved, its manufacturers say. school in 1967 in Woonsocket, pecially for this exchange trip, serving a life term, says the come NEW COLOR TV Freshly sprayed black pEiliit R.I., and received a BFA de­ Since he was unable to make failure of prison officials to re- 50% Polyester, 50% Rayon Pequot Woven was washed off a Hydron- gree in music education at the the journey, he gent along a lease him constitutes “ a viola- s m a l l FRESH EGGS coated wall of Grant’s Tomb in tape with two recordings of his tion of his rights and privileges," University of South Dakota in June. Blended Blankets Hobnail Bedspreads three minutes Wednesday In a songs. One was called "In The which has caused him severe demonstration by officials of heart of Dear Old England’’ mental distress, Newly-appointed Principal Princess Twin 75"x105" or Full 90"x105" Samson Chemical Oorp. which described “ how the He w e i s sentenced in 1959. DRIVEWAY Clarence Edmondson attended the meeting. He begins his du­ 72”x90” 3.9S • 2.94 Medium ties officially Sept. 1, an^l has EN 3 3 * been working with' Principal Eden 80”x90” 3.94 and Richard Kells and Mrs. George WITH THE PURCHASE OF Peters, school secretary, to be­ King-104”x95” 5.83 ^ 3 . 8 8 « Machine wash, pre-shrunk, no iron. 2 - 1/2 GALS.I HOMOGENIZED Winterweight blend, 5” nylon bind­ Rounded corners. Cotton/rayon ing. Solid colors. We slice your heating biiis NEW ROOF V IT A M IN D M ILK 49c blend.______1/2 GALLON mto even payments. 2 -1 /2 GALS. 99% FAT FREE MILK LARGE LARGEST SELECTION O F ^ C ' t- NEW BICYCLES IN THE IN 2-1/2 GALLON NO DEPOSIT. NO RETURN CONTAINER Up to 5 years to repay! VERNON AREA And that's what we're offering with our Professionally Assembled heating oil budget plan that spreads your payments evenly over the months. LANDSCAPING Borrow up to What you pay in June, you pay in Jan­ uary. You get heating efficiency an year round

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Oermany. nRie other day, the Swllawr- land Ebepress Jumped .the tracks Just Connecticut MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CON> . THURSDAY, AUGUST 5. 1971 P AG E SE V E N south of Karlsruhe, kUUng 2S pewsengera lEttpntng Ifprdi) Yankee ation Department will end its and injuring HOO. South Windsor summer- playground program Mayors Contend pu bu sh bd b y THB ' To the Rescue H B R A U } PRENTINO CO., IHC. In May, a passenger train struck • a with its annu€U "Olympic Day” 18 Bliaell Street By A«SLOa on Aug. 19 at the South Windsor Cutbacks, Taxes There Are A Lof of Good Dogs Around — MoncbeBter; Coon. freight train near Wuppertal, leaving 46 Two Declare Candidacies HOLSOM, CaUf. (AP) — THOMAS F. I^QUSON One of the complaints ^bout High School track. The compe­ Two at«a baseball Uttle WAL.TBR B. FBJiaTISON dead. tition -will begin at 10 a.m. and On the Increase PubHaben the Pennsylvania Legislature, Leagues which have finan­ . B\)unded October l. 1881 In ^February, the Bavaria Ebepress, rat­ vdilch seems to stand acousee^ and also the experimentation with the idea that you icut State College •with a Master Berrio is employed by the grounds before Aug. 13. local news publlsfaed here. After the - one-man-one-vote 36.1 per cent of the increases in All rl^ts of repuUlcatlon of special dis­ The week of Aug. 9-13, there .' can take a heavy-weighted assemblage reapportionment, the slse of of Science degree in political East Hartford Aircraft Federal municipal budgets. DOGS patches Herein are also reserved. science education. A farmer for Credit Union as senior assistant will be an arts and crafts sale after a four-month deployment of metal enclosures, i^aoe tlnm on the the Connecticut House was re­ One third of the larger cities The Herald Printing Company Inc., as­ treasurer and resides with his at all of the town playgrounds. to Keflavlk, Iceland. His squad­ duced to Its present figure of nlhe years, he Is secretary of and towns and one fourth of all sumes no financial reeponslhlllty for typo- unnaturally confining route of a track', wife and family at 20 Ridge Rd. All Items will be sold at “ two- ron conducted antisubmarine Are The Finest!! eraphloal errors appearing in advertise­ 177, v^ch was generally the Hartford Vegetable Growers municipalities recorded cuts in ments and other reading matter In The for-the-prlce-of-one’ ’ sale. surveillance during its deploy­ ■ propel them with extraxndiiiBxy power, balled as an Improvement but Association and a member of Flood Control services, the report claims, with SCOniSH TERRIER Manchester Evening Herald. The South Windsor Recrea­ ment and flew over 3,3(X) acci-. 0Q8CRMANN PINSCHER still not enough redudtlon. the Board of Directors of the Mrs. Jane Romeyn, Chairman 16 per cent of Ml the towns and and not even encounter difficulty with tion Department’s field tiip to dent-free hours. Suhecrlher to Los Angeles Times-Wastdng- And there w js a moment, Coimecticut Bedding Plant of the Town Council Committee cities raising their taxes by 15 ton Post News Service. the laws of momentum. the submarine base in Groton, Full service Client of N. E . A. Service, Inc. toward the end of this year’s Growers Association. on Capital Improvements, has per cent and some by 20 per canceled last Friday, has been Manchester Evening Herald Publishers Representatl^ — Mathews, ’Travel is dangerous. regular session, when the Leg­ A former teacher and a cur­ Issued a set' of recommenda­ cent. Shannon and Cullen toe., Special Agency rescheduled for Friday. The South Windsor substitute cor­ — New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. The statistics aren’t.quite so easy to islative committee on reappor- rent member of CDAP, Cohen tions concerning Avery Brook Included In the category of bus will leave the Wapplng stated, “ My recent work In flood control. Her recommenda­ respondent Margaret Slowick, cuts In services are such things MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCDUA- come by, bin some day we intend to do tionmen t thought, with great School parking lot at 9:30 a.m. n O N S . studying the general government tions include that the Town tel. 644-1736 or 644-lTll. as increased class sizes in pride, that it stood near an All town playgrounds will be a pieeb on the dangers of sitting stUl, Council take the steps to aid the school and elimination of spe­ Display advertising dosing hours agreement to reduce the slse and board of education indicates closed that day due to the trip. BPr Monday — i p.m. BWday. dangers which, we are Inclined to think, of the House down to simie- to me that South Windsor’s Sewer Commission’s efforts to cific education programs, reduc­ For Tuesday— 1 p.m. Saturday. install sewers in the Avery Recovery Alert For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. may also prove quite alarming. thing like 156 members. ma)or problems in the next five Police Guide tions In the size of police forces, Brook area as soon as possible; BRITTANY SPANIEL BASENJI For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday If the Judicial commission years will be dealt with by the Navy Lt. (jg) David A. Scrib­ elimination of recreation pro­ For Friday — l p.m. Wednesday. install larger culverts under ner, son of Mr. and Mrs. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Po­ They are niafle In f’onnerfleut ami are I’.s. (iovem* Clasatfled deadline 4:80 p.m, dayne- now in charge of reapportion­ Board of Education. To deal ef­ grams, and other "economy" Benedict Dr., Manor Lane, and George H. Charlton of 268 Nev- lice soon will be carrying a fore publication 4:80 p.m. Flriday for ment should reduce the slse of fectively with these problems an measures. meat Inspected PURE BEEF FRANK*S! Saturday and Monday publication. Raymond Rd.; and continue co­ ers Rd. is participating in handbook developed by their The Tropic Force the House to that level, or atmosphere of mutual respect Property taxes will continue to operative efforts ■with residents psychologist to stress postive AvaW ble at most lemllng chain HtnrcN and Indepen- Thursday, August 5 e-ven further, there would, one standby launch and ' recovery rise steeply, indicating the need Gardeners and lawnkeepers who have and understanding must exist of the area to be assured that operations for Apollo IS with attitudes. dentNuipermarkets In the self-Hervlce case or dell- supposes, be almost automatic for greater assistance from state lived through the last few days will nev­ between the community, the human error will not again con­ Helicopter Combat Support The guide, developed by Dr. cAtessen department. Approval from almost every­ board, and the teachers. I' be­ and federal governments, the er again be in doubt as to the Identity of tribute tq^problems, as it did In Squadron 3 at the Naval Air Martin Reiser, urges police to survey said. body. lieve I will be able to contribute the Feb. 3, 1970 difficulties in Station, Quonset Point, R.I. He avcid cynicism, officiousness, "Frgnkly speaking, you just can't beat Anchors To The Right the main force behind summer growth. This would, in our opinion, slgnUicantly to the creation of Avery Heights. is a 1968 graduate of Holy Cross racism, discourtesy and other Althouglr it Is quite apparent that merely prove how easy It Is BOGNER’S" It Is, obviously enough, water. Con­ such an atmosphere." Mrs. Romeyn added that the College, Worcester, Mass. traits which might hurt their ENGLISH SETTER UBRADOR RETRIEVER Richard Nixon, havtog been elected as a for almost everybody to be Richard M. Berrio, former above steps could be taken for Deployment Ends efficiency. . PANTS & SLACKS ceivably, any kind of water, even water taken in by easy sloganeering conservaave Repnhllcan PresideDt, can chairman of the Industrial De­ less than $100,000, which would Nairy P.O. 3.C Francis J. The guide wa\ approved by < l>:\NKI> \M» M out of a hose, would do, if one could which has little real relation velopment Commission, has an­ be within the amount already Swlathiewicz Jr., -son of Mr. the Board of Police Commis­ *WC ,,, make moves in foreign policy — such as to the actual ingredients c t a Imagine and force one’s self to use ex­ nounced that he wll seek the appropriated by council for the and Mrs. Francis J. Swiathie- sioners with the recommenda­ moving toward an end of the war in aggerated quantities of It. But there is good legislature. Democratic endorsement for a Avery Brook project. wlcz of 639 Griffin Rd., Wap-' tion by Dr. Reiser that It be BETTER (Cl e a n e r s The easy assumption Is that Town Council seat at the Aug. Vietnam and toward a normalization of no doubt, either, that ime {xutlcular fclitd 'Playground Olympics pUig, has returned to his home distributed to all officers, espe­ :1M ( . K I G ' . N H i ) . — U K ; Read Herald Advertisements a' smaller number of legisla­ 16, causus. The South Windsor Recre­ base of Patuxent River, Md., cially recruits. relations with Conununtot China — which of water—the kind that falls warm out tors can accomplish the state’s a liberal Democratic President mig^t of a summer cloud—ia the v e ^ best business more efficiently and have found impossible, It should not be responsibly. The large number It can, in some respects, be too power­ is, It Is assumed, "unwieldy." assumed that Mr. Nixon’s surprise lead­ ful. In actuality, modem - elec­ ership in surprise directions comes to us It can, in a matter of a day or two, tronic voting devices make It easy and free. possible for a House of 294 transform an almost Insignificant trace Mr. Nixon does not move In one direc­ members to edst Its. votes as of crab grrass Into a thick, dense, mass quickly as on e of 80 members. tion without calculation of the political of intertwined chloroiAyll capable of If It can be reasoned that risks that might be involved, or without the presence of more people choking any mower. realistic appraisal of what side strate­ In a House averages out to And it can, with Its sudden impact, produce more debate on more gies he may employ to keep his own take that brand of lettuce which is high­ issues In the course of a ses­ original political following from break­ sion, the response should be ly advertised for the way it resists the ing into such open rebellion it might cheers Instead of regrets. tendency to bolt, and make it bolt sky destroy his new polikiles. There is, in our opinion, a hlg^ even before it has finished forming great big plus when a large Accordingly, Mr. Nixon’s every move the outlines of a potential bead- and therefore more varied to. OIK- direction is iilteely to be accom­ Photographed by Reginald Flnto membership increases the AOid where no weeds were, at the end panied by a whole barrage of anchors MAINE changes that a legislative of drought, there could be, at the end of House will haire more free and being thrown out to the opposite dlrec- rain, pigweed tall enough and succulent venturesome spirits who will tlen. ^ Btond up and say what they enough' to stuff a compost pile. As ft txumed out the vrholo foreign tour think and who cannot be safely. But so much power ine'vitably spilled A Thought for Today corralled Into tight party cau­ of Vice President Agnew, winding up over, too, into more beneficial and Sponsored by this Manchester cus uniformities. with bim paying our respects to the two Council of Churdies So far as the operation of a pleeusant uses. ’There was green for the Inside rightist dictatorshl])s in Portugal and legislative ciHnmittee system Is eye again, and great leaps in the rows Spain, proved a magnificent touch of Israel Says Better is a poor man who walks concerned, the smaller the of corn, and flower i^antings which had in his integi^ty membership of the legislative "cover” for the announcement of OPreslr body the more necessary It Is been punily impatlens during the than a rich man who is perverae dent Nixon’s forthcoming grand trip in­ in his ways. for individual legislators to side Oriiji*. drought now Jooihed large and luminous Report —ProvertM 28:6 serve cm more coiiimlttees, thus Increasing not only the Anci:.‘..r nu.mber two thrawn out toward in the dusk like fluorescence rising'from Earle R. Custer, Pastor indlirldued work load for the a jungle floor. By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak North United Methodist Church the .A.merican right wing, might have legislator, but also Increasing been President Nixon’s executive order That is, of course, the key to it all, the dliflculty of getting clear and to why, much as we may admire It JERDSALEXM — Israel Is dig- of U.S. interests, vastly differ­ long? "That” , we were told by that in the highest government functioning time to r the In­ revi'/ing and broadening tfc- powers of gring its heels deep against con­ ent from Israel’s, but through the Israelis, "is his proWem.” and leam from it, we really don’t want quarters, bitter memories of the dividual committees them­ the Subversive Activities Control Board, cessions desperately, sought by Israel’s own eyes. Although these positions may pEist are being refreshed here. selves. one of our hairloomfi from the days of such growth power all the time. Four or the U.8. for a partial settlement Consider the intractable be explicable in the light of The U.S. is quietly reminded If, in spite of such realities with Egypt to open the Suez Elgyirtlan mlssle-cheating last McCart.r-ism.. "Fne President, by his or­ five days In the tropics — In New Eng­ "cross-or-not-cross” Issue. Is­ that It ".betrayed” Israeli inter­ in legislative experience, the land — is enou^. Canal and buy another year of rael insists that even a small sumpser, they doom President ests three times; In 1947, when hue and cry continues to drive der, extended to tlds boexd the appetiz­ talk Instead of shoot—and at­ contingent of Elgyptlan soldiers Nixon’s peace plan. More signi­ it withheld ammunition at a toward the reduction of the ing privilege of maJd-g up .new lists of titude with foreboding conse­ allowed on the east bank of the ficant is the Israeli mood be­ critical p<4nt In the indepen­ size of legislative bouses, the organlzatloris which, to its opinion, ought quences for President Nixon, C2mal would open the way for a hind them and its Impact on the dence war; in 1966, when it com­ explanation lies slightly be­ Israel and the Mideast. systematic Egyptian crossing in U.S.-Israeli alliance. pelled Israel to evacuate the Si­ hind the front row of facts. to be classified as subversive by At­ Performance Audit Makes Sense This hardening mood is con­ force. nai after the first Sinai seizure; The key to it all Is that the Among Gov. MeskiU’s many veto ac­ Before Sisco got here, his mis­ torney General MltcheU, who always ceivably designed to strengthen Further, the presence of a and in 1967, when it failed on its legislators themselves, and the tions, one that is cause for dismay in- sion was being privately be­ seems quite an anchor on the rightist Israel’s bargaining position. It single Egyptian soldier on the pledge to keep the Strait of T1- propements cjf "Improving’ ’ leg­ volve.s his rejectiem of a proposed change littled by Israeli officials. He could persuade Mr. Nixon to re­ east bank would set a precedent ran open. islatures, calculate that they Women’s Fall Girls’ Fall Dresses side of things bJmself. in the method of carrying out audits tuid Secretary of State William pi lent on the matter of F-4 Phan­ Add to this the thinly-veiled will have to reduce the num­ of State spending activities. dlrecUv contrary to Tsrael’s Rogers were either "trying to Anchor namber three might well be threats that if more Phantoms ber of legislators in order to The bill had bipartisan sponsorship of toms or try to twist the screws long-held demand: Total de­ get back into the diplomatic RoyB’ No-Iron the PresideitUai statement to which Mr. are not forthcoming the U.S. dare ask the taxpayers to ac­ Wool Blazers the leaders In both houses of the Degls- harder on Egypt. militarization of the east bank game" after Henry Kissinger’s 4.99 ~ 6.99 will get no diplomatic move­ cept much higher salaries for Nixon Beeiiied, at least, to be repudiating lature, and its passage was by unani­ But our taks with high officials after Israeli withdrawal. Yet ' Peking spectacular or were try­ B ote wools > in Value! Sport Shirts; ment at all from Ibruui, und legislators, and other benefits, Cotton,i^double knits and bonded and countermanding the Department of mous vote. Reflected in this unified sup­ lead to another conclusion; The Egypt’s President Anwar Sadat ing to create an "Illusion” of navy, red or grey. -■ f k fears of taking anv risks at all could never make so humiliating progress in the Middle East. the stage is set for a dangerous sued) as Indliddual offices plus Orion acrylic fabrics. Sea ^ a n ew - g g 3 button port, unfortunately, were currents of as­ crisis in relations between Isra­ Isingte ahd double I x J V X Health, Sducation and Welfare’s plan for In a partial settlement with a deal and still survive at home. In the same vein, Israel’s personal secretaries and assist­ estfesbiQns andcolors,sizes3to6x, 7 flon otet. As- sumption of power on the part' of the el and the U.S. Running for re- ibrealsted s#Jetf,'sizes JLfJ'* jr ^ X cuff, flaji pocket. As- cros-stown busing as a means of desegre­ EJgyut-^fears that border on The second stickiest issue is role as "protector of American ants, which 'Will, In the fervent legislators that would upset the so-called election as a “ peace” President, 5 to 15; 6,t o m ; '4 sorted prints, 8 to 18. paranoia—are genuine. So long known here as the timetable— interests” in Africa and the Mid­ belief of the reformers Increase 2.99 gating the public school system to Aus- balance between them and the Executive Mr. Nixon would assuredly be the quality and efficdency at Branch. The governor may have sensed as thev persist, a solution that that is, how soon a partial Is­ dle Blast is talked about expans­ Men’s Geometric & l;r, damaged by such a crisis. In future legislatures. Girls’ Turtleneck these currents in exercising his veto. could open the canal can be dis­ raeli withdrawal should be fol­ ively here. Thus, not only is the Woniert’s Washable B , i'.-; .' anchors X-^Yeeident liixoii is the long run, however, Israel Not the size itself, but the Boys’ Cotton The pow^gr play, if It has been one, missed as bevond ' anvone’s lowed by a second-stage pull­ U.S. obligated to supply a Dobby Dress Shirts would be damaged far more. number of times the expense of c«e tlrat he can’t be all bad. neverOieless shunts to oblivim a piece reach—including the hard-driv­ back. Sadat demands total with­ steady stream of Phantoms, it Polyester Slacks Knit Tops higher legislative salaries. In­ Denim Jeans I Our custom "Gold Ke st; ;i sjr.'O'va of legislatiim that makes a great d ^ o f ' ing Aesistant Secretary of State, drawal in six months but he will should hand them over free. a proper respect for dividual office spaces, and In­ Special at Fine cotton or 100% I Label" by a top rank sense, can be regarded as highly need­ Joseph Sisco. accept something far less (so Moreover, one higji official, "Awfully cramped quarters acrylic knits. Long I domestic maker. Ex- I Die tc.vO-' ~-c: He still wants to catch ■What Israel is demanding is long as it commits Israel to a asked to define security guar­ dividual assistants and secre- sturdy 10 oz. denim ed, and should receive more attention and an awful lot of stuff to Easy care slacks in sleeve to jive with yoUr ^ citing, patterns, new u Z B 1 ibc Co' .1 - Isis and exp ose the fellow tailes would have to be multi- with patch, pockets, and support. It would authorize the two that the TI.S. extract from Egypt second-stage deadline). antees needed for a partial pull­ move around.” —^Astronaut Al­ *4. Fall jeans or skirts. 4 to a settlement formula that car­ But Israel enidsages a long, back from the canal, gave as fred M. Worden after Apollo 16 pUed, Is what is behind the navy, brown, purple 1.99 various embroideries collars, cuffs, colors • F a tm the ‘d'.vr„ofr(lc scene. He is State auditors to carry out performance 6x, 7 to 14. ries no perceptible risk to Is­ dra'wn-out "process” that, as his personal (not government) moonwalkers David R. Scott drive for smaller legislative or red. Sizes 8 to 18. 7.59 on flare legs. Navy, 8 to 14Vatol7. “T •sti.- -against auditing of State departments and agen­ cies, a system of checking into fiscal rael. Washington, in short. Is ex­ one policymaker told us, could opinion: Between 10,000 and 20,- and James B. Irwin returned houses. It is a questionable k'l 18. 4.59 Tt r .-. r.T? acL .vormiJ- icgical plays for operati(»is that goes a step beyond mere­ pected to view the Arab-Israeli take anywhere from 10 to 15 000 U.S. troops in Sinai from the lunar surface to the bargain at beat, and so far, on Lycra® Spandex Men’s Double K^it our observation, we rate the Girls’ New Print Jeans F- pc".',;to t-= mscdriC, and. they are ly accounting for funds. conflict not from the perspective years. IVould Sadat wait that Finally, it must be reported orbiting command ship. Connecticut House which paid p.-oiat;-■ .-’.alf '..i grotesque as the Under existing practice, the State au­ Panty Girdles Boys Zippered Polyester Pants ditors are limited to an examination of $800 apiece to some 279 mem­ -^4*aa(Pi---- cord.c-r'ionism a liberal Preside: it 'would bers a vastly better House to books, records, accounts and inventories Cotton and -suede- Genuine Trevlra, for- he i.xhibfting in a similar situation. than the one which, today, 1.99 Sport Shirts Caldor Prietd for the simple purpose of determining Leathers! Suedes! finish denim. As- 2 ‘ ever pressed! Great that every i>enny was properly account- pays 14,000 apiece to 1T7 mem­ ituch !c Mr. N’xor.’s oad luck, however, Fischetti bers. 1.50 2.75 sorted Fall prints, comfort, great fash­ ec; for. Performance auditing would go ^ M Nodron poly ■ cotton; top.' it -'.v t";it neither -toe Light or medium control. Choose 4 to 6x, 7 to 14. ion; flare legs. Many tc the question of 'what has been 99 U U faiZ'P front, long point colors. ’29 to 42. set'----' or the 3uck- achieved with each i>enny spent. your favorite and pay less! Machine 2 collar, long sleeves, 15.99 rigS’i ..wtutig '■■ativ-:u will ad­ Proponents of perfomuuice auditing washable. f'Various colors, 8 to 18. 2.99 mit to Hny\, .sat‘.ufa-.d.i/; what Mr. point out it la a system used in federal Yesterdays govehnnent, with the General Account­ Misses’ Brief or Misses’ Kodel/Cotton. Men’s Never Iron Nixon is doing for their respective points ing Office its chief and most well known Herald Boys’ Cartoon of vie'w. practitioner. The introduction of perfor­ Bikini Panties Sleepwear Shorty Pajamas It's stili up tc lha- great silent major­ mance auditing has also been a recom­ mendation of the team of "Flying Ehds," 25 Years Ago Denim Jeans ity td understand his objectives end his who took a quick and practiced look at Town Clerk Samuel J. T^irk- Our Reg. 1.00 side maneuvering, find give him the Reg.T.99 to 5.99 1.66 Coat or middy styles in Connecticut’s governmmtal operations Brushed cotton denim Ington states that he will allow Double crotch, elastic to full cut comfort! Prints this year. Their report has suggeatqd examination of towns records by contrasting patch benefit of such doubt as the apparent legs. Lace and embroi­ Perma-press, lace and and solids, many that efficiency In government can be public examiner Atty. Frederick Great pockets and waist, 'contradictions present may create. more readily obtained if there Is a dery trims. White and embroideiy trims. S to colors. A, B, C, D. R. Manning only if he or bis XL. Machine washable. i flare legs. 8 to 18. "means of mimltorlng progress." which, assistant are present. V alues! colors. 3.66 3.99 in effect, is what performance auditing A't'rant of $8,200 Is voted for Safer If; The Air does. Boys’ & Junior Boys’ Gov. MeskllTs objections to the per­ the Manchester Cancer Society Softly Padded or Misses’ One would thihk that, by thla time, by the medical advisory emn- Nylon Tricot formance auditing bill were based on the Ingenuity c<; rr^n v/ould have been what he viewed as "open end” authority mittee of the Connecticut Cancer Natural Bras Pajamas Society. Vintage Vinyl Stretch Nylon able to make tralr. travel safe travel. for the State auditors to hire staff, and Half Slips One would thinkj, particularly, that on his belief this kind of fiscal review & Crinkle Handbags constituted little more than "second Dainty lace and _ , Jr. Beyi' ■'.rams operated by those very efficient 10 Years Ago Body Suits Reg. guessing" the Elxecutlve Branch. Chanel or barrel style. 1.57 embroidery! Short ® 1 people, the Ctermans, could be made re­ The validity of both objections is much Prof, John Scarchuck of the Crinkle urethane and and mini lengths. , 2.29 liable. After oil, tlie way the Europeans in question. The auditors would be limit­ University of Connecticut, a vinvl with the feel and 5.99 Stretch and adjustable straps. Ma­ Sizes S ,M ,L . Manchester native, Is co-breeder look of leatni?!. chine wash. 32 to 40, A, B, C. operate their trains is often being held ed, of course, by their appropriation as. to their staff. And if overseeing the of award-winning sweet boall 27 up as a model contrast t^ our American spending on the typically self-perpetuat; herb. SALE talent for demonstrating how not to tog bureaucratic agency is "second Manchester taxpayers pay |2,- Folding Slippers Crossover Front Bras THURS: guessing,” our own guess is this is a 839,666.88 for education In 1660- U4B TollaBd Xgka. run a railroad. ^1971 Chicano Dailv New* BsttSS. thru move the taxpayer would relL^. —^NEJW 61 school year, a report in­ SAT. No-iron poly cotton solids t^nd We take the recent record in West Stretch straps, soft WUtar OkwB Barinniy HAVEN REJOISTER. dicates. Cool, comfortable slippers OpM Lato To wear alone or under cover. All prints. Short sleeve, long leg coat and padded. In many styles. Transi­ Spt

f. y t , V PAGE NINE PAGE EIGBT BIANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1971 "EJach passing day costs a sub­ Andover , Fire Protection Questioned Film Tonight MeskiU stantial revenue loss, while at Teacher Pay Talks Resume, Obituary the same time the public has ‘"Ihe Invisible Man" was made it clear its feelings about GOP Names F ro m Y o u r Redwood Residents Asking not seen last night because Addresses the entire tax situation.” Some Progress Reported Mrs. Oladys O. TslK AJdlo said he would file a it rained. However, weather Meetings resumed this wertc its stance to keep coats down ELONGITOIN — Mrs. Oladys permitting, the old film will bill today to rq>eal the Income Young Voter Town W ater Hookup Study Legislators tax—even if there were no al- between of the “ posrible. At the Casey Taft, ee, of 1 Hughes be shown tonight in Center Neighbor’s Kitchen Park after some cartoons tornatlve plan with enough sup- Manchester Education Assocla- ^ w af^S*lts wJctSS Circle, widow . of Howard N. (Oonttmied from Page One* Taft, died yesterday at Rock­ The Redwood Farms.Home- He said that L and M was which will start at dark. port to pass. Board of Educap ^ Qjg 5^ per cent increase Chairman owners Association Inc. t(dd instructed at toe meeting to ville General Hospital. less than the required two-thirds The hearing Monday was toe Board of Directors in a take toe hydrants in toe sys- Free* outdoor films are ------Tnii Uon, in an effort to readi agree- suggestion, Boeu'd Chairman Miss Linda B. Jillson was ap­ Mrs. Taft was bom In Dan­ " S l “ statement read at Tuesday tern now out. L and M will be sponsored weekly by Siun- u iu » . . l~ *a»r p «k - W ater Doll o<«te.»tea Itet pointed young voter registration bury and had lived In the Rock­ night’s directors meeting that officially notified of this de- mer Activities in Manches­ chairman at Tuesday night’s ville area most of her life. it supports an “in-house” study cisian by mail shortly, he said, ter. Republican Town Committee She is survived by a daughter, of toe feasibility of connecting The PUC will not allow hy- meeting. Mrs. Joseph Hayden of Elling­ toe L and M Water CO, with drants to be Installed in any CSialrman John Storm, \riio ton, and a grandson, Albert Taft toe town's water system. system unless there is a stor- M e ^ n o t e d ^ t t h e T H p e r A noontime rally called b y ^ ^ Donald Brooke, presl- B o a r d ^ Directors and the made the appointment, said of Ellington. Sisra Talks cent tax was higher than toe 7- Taxpayers Associaticn of Con- mayor to hold toe line." The matter was toe dl- age facility for at least 160,000 per-cent tax he recommoided in necUcut, calling for repeal! of that Miss Jillson, who Is also Funeral services will be to­ The MBAs original proposal secretary of the town commit­ rectors agenda for ’Tuesday at gallons of water. The official his February budget message. the stote Income tax, drew a ^ morrow at 11 a.m. at the RMte- toe request of director Carl observed that toe L and M stor- W ith Eban, limson. E. DeaUn Jr., assistant asked for an increase of $010,- tee and active In many other Oibson Funeral Home, 6S Elm Speaking to touse who call too tparse crowd of less than 200. >)Wlaoh g- nor cent incrai^ Zlnsser. It was never reached age tank is smaller than this, taxX “toe highest in the country,” r was in direct contrast to a jwip^tondent of scho^ 4W, or 4 town affairs. Is by vlttue of St., Rockville. Ihe Rev. Paul J. and will probably be discussed closer to a 80,000 gallon capac- he said to i 7%-peivcent flgGie ;^mllar Tidly m July 7. ' when negotiator, said they ^ a 2 .per cent l^rement. her youth and involvement, well Bowman, pastor of UMon Con- next Tuesday night when work Ity. ____Ends Visit____ suit^ to th-e position. gregatixmal Church of Rockville, alone “moans n o t . ” about 1,000 turned « t to pro- were “talking,” but that no ^ e Ml toe Agenda resumes. noted that toe ASSOdAITiro F B E 8 8 “Pood and shelter, toe essen- test toe income tax and to call agreement was reached. held April 14, with m results, Miss Jillson will have the re­ will officiate. Burial will be in Zinsser has said he will ab- tnym anoarently required Hmi Joseph ” ' Blsco, assistant ■ . * secre- ,igig_ _are „exempted from our _ for Ito veto by the governor. BnxAs Indicated that the five- so arbiters were chosen and sponsibility of developing a pro­ Grove Mil Cemetery, Rockville. stain from any discussion or ,,,, d e v d o ^ p ^ these by- *<»■ Near Eastern aales taxT ThhTu not so ta'soine held member MEA negotiating team suggested toe compromise In­ gram whereby young people be­ Friends may call at the funer­ vote on toe matter. He lives drants in. The subdivision was South Asian affairs, wound other states,” he said. at toe east portico oif the State would accept a OH per cent pay crease on May 17. Abwt a tween the ages of 18 and 21 who al home tonight from 7 to 0. in toe area and sold many of anoroved before Town Planner up his talk In Tel AvU today xhe governor’s 7%-per-cent canltoi was E. Steve Pearl of package increase, including a week later toe MEA rejected can now register as voters, will the homes there. patter ahd his » 8%-hour session with For- gales tax would remove a num- iSSchester, president of toe 2 per cent Increment totaling that offer and has continued to be Informed politically and in Oeorge E. Simmons A statement read by Rich- Ronald • began worUng l®nlster Abba Eban. her of items now Mcempted un- Associaticn. about $346,000, and recommend reaffirm that position. general be encouraged to take COVENTRY — Fhneral tor ard P. Erickson, association for the town. The of Uda government conununique der toe state’s 6 per cent sales in,g fgijy ended after on- .*** t w w a l by toe town teach------an interest and an active part George E. Simmons of ^ v er chairman, says that at an in- gubdivlsjon approval were not >«°ard and the MBA have been time, persons who wish to order of too famUy. fire protection we all beUeved if a Redwood resident had a would make a statement lat- That means, he added, that y^iich wen first prise in a re- stalemated since late May when F o r July chicken instead of Iamb may do The Holmes Funeral Home, we had when he bought in fire In his home, and if he was «• in toe day, and would fly out “taxes must go up dramatically a ty Ex«*ange tal- the MBA voted overwhelmingly so when buying tickets. Dead­ _ . ’ T7^_J _• -- - « AAA Wt ASld WMSesr ___ Aa. te. ------« line for ticket purchases is Aug. 400 Main St., Manchester, is In Redwood Fhrms.’’ paying, a fire insurance pre- ®^day morning. —services for the most part. ent' Show. to reject a compromise propos­ (Continued from Page One) A PUC official who attended mium vdilch was based on a communique said: The will remain at present level.” al suggested by a three-man ar­ 16 according to Ticket Chair­ charge of arrangements. man Mrs. Winston Abbott, since There are no celling hours. toe Informal meeting referred certain proximity to a Are hy- 'continuing efforts to secure an The legislature was expected bitration team for a 6H per price increases does not Include to said today that toe L and drant where toe capacity of a'n«ement on reopening toe to meet briefly Thursday and cent increase amounting to HiIh week’s announced price toe food and beverage orders The family suggests that any must be placed with the sup­ memorial CMitributions may be M system is adequate for do- that Are hydrant was found to were discussed.” the recess until Tuesday to per- Subway Roar $291,000. They did a c c ^ “with, j^hes______thatfollowed a large regret,” four non-money awards __" plier well ahead ot time. made to St. George’s Eidscopal mestic use. He continued, be less than vrimt was assumed raised were “matters mlt toe Finance Committee to _ _ _. hike however, and said that toe \riien toe insurance poUcy was cu'TenUy the sitoject of conto- conduct a pubUc hearing Mon- A A f g •’ecommended by toe aihltra- wage hike for nearly 600,000 This year, the Baa-baa-Q will Church cf Bolton. S once again make available system, as it is now, should sold, the resident could conceiv- dialogue between tiie two day at ihe state G^ritol or A il. w regarding grievance pro steel workers. not be equipped with Are hy- ably be denied payment of any govertunents, idus In te rn ^ o ^ Rushnell Memorial Auditorium whole roasted legs of lamb for Mrs. Minnie Bowe cedures, extra duties, extra per- In food, there were lower little more than the cost cf un­ drants. oiaim« resulting from Are loss. P«>»>loms relating to the Middle on various tax proposals. Bonal days, and necessity to prices for vegetables, fruits, Mrs. Minnie Rowe of Porta- After the aometimes-bltter To Cathedral cooked lamb for those desiring ______East and several bilateral mat- ——-**----- stay in the claasrocm with a grains and eggs. Prices were down, Northern Ireland, sister te n relating to economics and house debate over taking up the to make a purchase to take of Mrs. Sarah Finnegan cA 18 by W 1»NEB VOIXMANN special teacher presMit. higher for bogs, live poultry home. Because of the great de­ aviation.” governor’s proposal immediate- Assodatod Press Writer At that time also, DeaUn In- and milk, the report said, Pearl St., died last Friday at The talks dealt In peut with ly, House Majority Leader Oarl mand last year with all the tocated that rejection or failure. Meat prices Increased and so the Belfast, Ireland, hospital. Rogers To Push U.N. toe fortocMnlng U.N. General 'R. .AJeQo moved immediately VIENNA (AP) — Twentieth to lamb being sold, anyone wish­ Funeral services were held at Assembly session, infonned for adjournment. century raglneen may have to award resubmit for another toe MEA aihltratiMi mem- Welcoming processed a poultiy fuQ-scale and debate fish. ing a leg of lamb Is asked to toe Portadown Baptist Church sources said. The American The motion was opposed by medieval St. Stephen’s ber vote would lead to main- oongress on toe wage-price call either Mrs. Abbott or Mrs. and burial was in Portadown. and Israri offlcials discussed toe Republicens. GoUins said Cathedral Into a concrete foun- tainence of toe 6 per cent pay hoard proposal, Nixon said 'Ylo Anson of Boston HIU Rd. to For Pakistan Relief how to tacUe hOdeast issues State Rep. Marilyn Pearson, R- daticn to keep the ancient walls package increase m-iglnally of- RTednesday he Is now open- place an order prior to the Aug. 16 deadline. (Herald photo by Oflara) By LEWIS GUUGK toe within toe next two might arise before the Stratford, had filed a resolution from cracking or even cnim- fered by the board. teiinHAA about the idea but still Basket of tomatoes from Volpi Bros, farm on Volpi Rd. in Bolton. to three months. world forum. with a clerk to be read into toe bUng when the flrri cars of toe This week, however. Brooks skeptical it would ever wx)ric or Storm told the gathering that Japan Scene WASHINGTON (AlP) — Sec- —Only a tew U.S. officials attending today’s meet- record. Vienna. Subway go rumbling said, there was some IndicatiMi should even be tried. In the an invitation had been issued retary of State William P. Ro- wUl accompany I^con. Rogers ^ Israel’s ambassador The resolution was toe same past that toe Board of Education past, he had rejected such a to Congressman Robert Steele By VIVIAN F. FERGUSON ■then In 1781. Records show vor and color to the broth. If and his office had indicated gers plans to go to toe United and Henry Kissinger, toe Pnsi- t<> United States, Yltxhak one Mrs. Pearson had introduced So far engineers have not would agree to too 6% per cent move wtright. seasonal notations he made con- you are dieting and want a that it is on hl» agenda for There may be some truth to gei-nlng the arrival of too fruit- change from cold tomatoes, Of Gory Saga Nations oorsonaJlv to nudi for d®«^’» national-security-affalre R«bln, and its permanent rep- during the regular session and made »q> their mind whether increaae suggested bjr toe Mixoti’a now flexlbUlty on toe Nations personafly to push, for are the only Nlxch resentative of too United Na- would have called a state refer- the underground foundation aihltor*. Dealdn could be o r o ^ ^ that day. the old thought that the tomato vegetable at Washington mar- simply rut them in half and more energetic International ^ Yosef Thkoah. endum on a change in toe state reaUy wUl be necessary or cached tor comment on this ^ S i X I t o m ^ Storm also told the meeting Is a love potlMi. Experiments j{^ts while he was President of broil. For added flavor sprinkle Of M urders that he had received a call conducted by the U.S. Depart- the United States. •with herbs such as baoll, oreg- relief effort for East Pakistani —im—There ra wm wlU uv be a a wme-nuu,- wide-rang- ^ o u.in the ^ k has CM------Uritu^ to f< ^ d e ^ tm e n t ------— » — — —- ,ibw vumprouiuKi.compromise. metemore vigorously______against______big „„ ment of Agriculture on leaves By KAY TATBI8B I refugees. hig discussion of issues at Pok- hold extensive talks with Israril th e state Income tax. same Job by injecting cbem- ,^ia m b A has contended that and orlce ini-rrcrfTt? in toe from Miss Karen Person, the Hie tomato proved a tre- ano or marjoram and some high school graduate that toe of toe tomato plant revealed mendous asset in the cooking parmesan cheese if you Uke, or Associated Press Writer Aides said Rogers intends to jng tut: “it is not a discussion leaders, including Premier AJetlo refused to wltiidraw his Icata l i ^ the telriy l o ^ acceptance ■ of toe board’s eMnomv m a caaa-bv-caae Matadlne, a crystalline from meet Monday wlto U.N. Secre- that is going to lead to instant Orida Mrir and Defense Min- motion to adjourn and it passed ground, which would be consld- „rtgtoal offer a total of about committee had sponsored as an of game and other meate need- hread crumibs. Hie following 72-70. eratSy less expensive. intern in toe state-wide project which sex hormones can be ing tenderizing, particularly recipe was taken from Th® TOKYO (AP) — He bad a tary General U Thant, U.N. re- detente.” later Moshe Dayan. $260,000 new money, would re- as Oongreas pondered his styUrii coupe and he had no lief offlcials and others about The precise agenda of Nix- Ihe faUka dealt with pros- The Cathedral, built between _ ^_j » being conducted by Congress­ manufactured. during the I9to century. I have Gourmet Cookbook, Volume I, troufole meeting young girls. **1®toe Internationalinternational undertaking cn’s parley with Premier C2»ou pects for a partial Egyptnan-Xs- suiieState oen.Sen. liouisLouis uuauo,CutiUo, D,jl>, ofor the we 12th and 16th centuries is suit in purchasingaa ^ to® ® r lOBses « « « ♦ words,___ the labor D e p ^ m ^ man Steele and Senator Lowell The tomato has long been a friend who uses tomato Juice and was the first broiled toms, Waterbury, \ri» has scheduled the mori famous landmark of tro 2 . pr^ored a f Weicker. Miss Person extended caUed the love apple. This Instead of water when cooking a toes I served after my marriage There was poetry In coffee which U.S. authorities regard Rn-Lal wlU be worked out core- raeli settlement aimed at re- 1.1, i onv rfomiitete to u bascd Ml a estimated Jump of 6 flationary trends in the econo- as too slow and too little. fuUy "0 0 that toe discussions <^>entng toe Sue* Canal, closed aa pubUc pubUc hearing hearing forfor Monday Monday on on Vienna and . any - v damage to ..i t ______i __ ' her thanks and told Storm she came about only through de- pot roast. Chicken stewed In to- almost 20 years ago m h om twmM shops, with hints of woz^ bb an President Nixon, a t ^ Im- wlU deal with toe hard prob- during toe 1967 war. alternate tax proposals, baa re- be considered a national S L T t t i e r C h o le ra ltp iS c e ^ m S Jta would prepare a full report of fault. The Peruvian Indians matoes Is an old trick with any- Deviled BroUed ’Tomatoes are credited with first cultivat­ artist’s model. p rromptu o m p t u news, cMiference lems as weU as the eaqr Ones.” In anctoer development, con- leased a tahulatlion of pubUc re- disaster. nrmiwi toat th e6M r cent raise Nixon’s chaUense to Conness her slay In the nation’s capl- OTe who raised the poultry, par- cut in half six medium-sized And then there were toe bod- Wednesday, noted the $70 mU- «i have always taken some- etruction of patrri roads along action last epring at finance rosponriWe fMr toe rontrasted wlto other cn a wage-nrice board was de­ tol for presentation to the town ing this plant. It spread north­ t i c ^ l y when cooWng older tomatoes. Sprinkle each U^Uy CWUtKSfEAfei^^Cjy' les of eight girls 16-21 years old already suppUed by toe what of a dim view of summl- Israei’a northern frontier has bearings. construction are stiU engag^ SJe^eTta a committee. ward. Cortes found the plant with salt, p^>per, a few g:ralns with toe Aztecs. Our word for The tomato is an easy plant qj cayenne, top with v bread enoieg I found in crude graves at scat- y»dted States for East P a ^ try when it comes in an unpre- effectivriy halted Arab guw- talbulatiMi Is of nine pub- ^ to* makT^irore that show local educators behind In 88 He said he would consider such Arrangements will be made. ® tanl refugees In India is more oared form.” Nixon said. "But riUa activity in the area, the vesUgatlon to make sure uiai c.u u v «___ tf «-__ Storm said, to have Miss Per­ the vegetable, which reaUy Is to grow. There are many, many crumbs and dot with bits of but- tered sites. tha„ j j , „ther countries of toe ^ ^ M d e s wlU be weU pre- chief of the Is^aeU army’s SnlS^SSa^^Mhto^l^d decision is reached is of 41 masters, and an idea favorably only bear- son at the September meeting. a fruit, comes from the Aztec varieties today. This is because ter. Arrange on rack ot broiling a good one sixth-year stops. Ings convince him it could be CAllf.SfEAlfe PoUce say Klyoehi Okubo bas world have contributed. pared, weU in advance, on aU northern command said. TVaHnn’ rvanhiAw sixth-year steps, Finance Boctrd xtomatles (see-toh-mah-tles). the plant is eaMly hybridized, gnd set aside. admitted he killed them in Uttie Nixon also hit at a House- points of major difference, and Brig. Gen. Monlethal Gur It’s not only toe loose ground Even at a cost of Uving in- done without stifling toe econo- The Board of Finance will The tomato was yellow then Tomatoes contain vitiamlns C Mash finely with a fork one c m c t CHW( i l B 0 9 \ more than two months. He has passed ban on U.6. aid to Pa- we wlU discuss any points of said toe guerrillas had vlrtuaUy near the cathedral which wor- crease of only 4 per cent, and a my. hold a meeting at 8 p.m. this and small Uke a berry. The ®**d A, some thiamine, niacin, hard-boiled egg. Add and mix been indicted In three deaths. Ustan. The restriction would difference could affect the abandoned the northern slopes ™ i, ■ n’ui ries engineers, but also the— 8% per cent raise, Artour Gloes- “The problem ™ro is, Spaniards brought it back iron, and are 94% water. You .thoroughly three tablespoons compared to modern stan- er, MEA persMmel policies com- can we move without putting evening at toe town office filUfSTfUfe'" iioW- Okubo is 36 and toe father of cut out $118 mlUlon In econom- peace of the world.” o< the Hermon Mountain, an -----*■^ ------" -HI...... V. . ^------^ . •■ 'wr,.-,, ' — the“•* American ecotnomveconomy in a building. home where it was strictly de IM were the medieval builders. nfo one would break even. The an Impromptu 1 news conference. Manchester Evening Herald the Spanish as the Moors and, vitamin C content is directly re- grains pepper, three drops Ta- In March after serving a sen- marked for Pakistan in'toe ad- journey to Peking. “Obviously, “Fatehland” after the Jarget* tor a state In c ^ e tax, 88 were Although the single steeple^ arbitors $291,000 increase sug- He said he would reject any Andover correspondent, Anne because the Spanish sometimes lated to toe amount of sunUght basco, one tablespoon Wor- l«,09 • tence for raping and injuring a ministration^ new foreign-aid r takes a great deal of time to of the commando organliatlons, ngninst a state Income tax, the cathedral is 187 meters high gestlon, Gl®®®®*^ said, represents Frialna, tel. 742-9347. called the tomato ’’manzana” the fruit gets before harvesting, cestershire, one teaspoon sugar woman, and he livad with his bill. ^ preDare a visU and . . . to at- Al Fateh. ®«8»»t In favor of toe tax and the cathedral’s walls on toe 3% per cent increase, proposal that “would impose a n ew bureaucracy with (apple), the Italians “gave it the Note, I said before harvesting, and two tablespoons wine vine- VSPA CHOlOE 6 mother and father. P«dice de- Authors of toe ban protest toe tempt to rush around and have Foreign reports have sold the package proposed by Gov. bottom are nearly seven meters ^ cent already in In­ enormous criminal powers to name "porno del More” Try to have your tomatoes gar. Stir in one large egg, scribe Okubo as a ’’pampered Psdcistanl central government’s a sununlt meeting in Moscow Israeli road network has dls- Thomas MesklU, and 19 were op- deep, they rest only three me- crementa. (Moor’s apple). Eventually, ripen on the vine if you grow slightly beaten. Cook over hot UNPoXftgilSraKE le llV ^ boy,” his mother is reported to drive to stamp out a rebeUlon before we go to Peking would regarded the cecuje-flre line b^ posed to toe tax package (head- tere in toe ground. Even an Also at that time, Glaeser fasten Itself cn the American Repellent Test economy. That, I think, would because it was yellow, it be- your own. water, stirring constantly for 3-. have bought toe car for him to in East Pakistan. They say not be in the interests of either tween the Israeli-held Gdan ed by an Increase In toe sales apartment house nowadays has pointed out that the Board might do far more harm than good.’’ Due in Summer came “porno d’oro” (golden California takes the lead by a 4 minutes, or until mixture l/gllA CMie€,^ ^ A C help him forget the past. holding back toe funds would country,” he said. “And the Bo- Heights of Syria and Lebanon, tax) proposed by the governor, deeper -foundations. furtoer sources of Income, But, if a wage-price board apple) which has carried to wide margin in tomato cultlva- thickens. Remove from heat The grisly saga that led to pressure the Pakistani govern- vlet Union, I am sure, feete ex- Rocket attacks on IsraeU bor- The views of 26 persons were un- The idea of toe concrete f ^ - including average dally mem- ' " - - — ------. vUlagcs originating from clear, because of recording dlf- dation la to dig 30 meters into |^__bip (AIDMJ grants, which proposal c ^ e Itself with MEMPHIS, Twm. (AP) — ^1® e designation “love apple" or crops. Many area truck garden- crumbs brown and tomatoes CMot&e ' that girls were missing In toe Eastern provinces. * a ther. Voiuntery compUanct has lasted as long as 26 hours “pomme d’amour.” The story ers raise toe plant for the whole- wrinkle slightly. Arrange on one stretch during 1970. There Tolland, 24 persMis were for toe ^ r ^ t ^ i f ««crete whlri. Volurtorry c o m ^ e Maebashl area. On May 14, the Dlsoutlng this, Nixon said w ln - p lr a k - l' with guidelines may work for have been no attacks from the state income tax—two were riiould cushion toe church mav work for in lab tests. K®®® ® F’renchman asked sale market. Yesterday, I visit- warm platter and top each half mother of Relko Takemura ask- stopiring aid to Pakistan would IT K c a i ...... bv toe Board ot Directors, cinly three or four months be­ EbclsUng repeUents are effec- an ItaUan what the little round ed Carlo ahd Frank Volpl’s farm with a doUop of sauce. MSfEAKs tiioZ- ed autoorities to search for hurt toe government’s ability to NEW____ YORK_____ (AP) _ Stock area this ye€U*. against it, while one was for toe against aU kinds of v lb ra O ^ mentioned fore leading to a new wage- tive only a few hours, and are things were. “Poml del Moro." on Vdpl Rd., Bolton. There are ------her daughter, lost seen with a distribute food In hungry East market inices rallied In today’s **^® guerrillas recog- governor’s tax package—three uftPA^eoieE I price spiral, he said. removed by rain, swimming or said the ItaUan. “Moor’s ap- 8,ooo plants of toe Big ^ y varie- man In a white coupe. Pakistan. He said continuing moderate trading. nixed toe danger of the road were against. Tlie opinion of since replacements Fed eral Reserve Board A resident of Maebashl told U.S. assistance would allow The noon Dow Jones average networic but could not prevent gng peraon was not recorded. ______heavy perspiration. pies” in ItaUan sounded Uke ty Just beginning to ripen. Bach Police Thwart flret*Une of the subway la wouW t>e paid on toe bottom sal- chairman Arthur F. Burns has Dr. Ronald Quintana ot toe “pomme d’amour’’ to the plant wiU bear about a 18-quart authorities his sister had been Washington to Influence toe of 80 industrial stocks gained **® construction. He spoke at a Today’s special session was ■^'"® “"® ary step, and from money saved a board without en- Ldi CHUCK 11.0 0 ^ CoUege of Pharmacy at the Frenchman. basket of fruit. In addition. Bicycle Thieves seen riding ivlth ^ 6.91 to 860...... ^ *** °*** from toe six or seven teadiers forcement______i>owerBpowers to monitor University of Tennessee Is dl- The tomato is the leading toere are rows of cherry SWtlf IIFE sriMteSS before she disaiq>eared. "public inressure on toe govern- Advances held a small lead section of the rood m me another last-minute legisla- uhout isou______NEW YORK (AP) — Armed leaving who would not be re- investigate big wage and recting toe research in re- crop among canned goods in the tomatoes and a few plum Okubo denied any connection ment ot West Pakistan . . . over declines on the New York roglch. tive session — the passage of fnr'thA plalnclotlres poUce, posing as placed. price increases. Some Demo­ apuimespMise wto aa, 1964±dw. U.S. ~Army ... j uniteduiuibu ouihm States.. ivIt waswao uiiveonce vuii-cmi- tomaSOeS,tomatoes, Uiethe laxxKi latter tOT me , ridera have made eisht RANKS tfo with toe missing girls. Finally, would be totally counter- Stock Exchang(e. In occulted Gaxa, two gre- coiuiectlcut’s first Income tax » 'T Brooks noted that anything node explcslMis kUled a 3-year- ^ j^ y ^ AmiA wide- M a y o r 108808 crats have suggested a board request for a long-lasting repel- sidered poisonous. The tomato volpi’s own consumption. Hie the’nrat ® nomination continuing inflation. Thoee two lines and enforce them through ,r- ™f, i t .; “J** ""s; s f S » 1 s s GOUPCH out^OT^^Je. ^ * United States. ' over all made their smallest blned wlto the repellent and neighbors who expected Mm to slices on lettuce cycle oaths waiting to A A won,hr.mn, formerly was pres- considerations have been toe government procurement pol- Actually, many poor ^ ^ ^ grrehovy riders offtoelr blkM and GfANSi After that, poUce said, Okubo “n*® defectors Included one ^ Wst month slMe March, v ^ c le at"toe entrance to th^ Went of the Board of Aldermen, main objectives of toe team, ^ told them he lad MUed other raaWng minister and three H^^y®*-’ 1'®^ ® T ' ^ atop ^ m e ot the slices. You gteal their cycles. 8ga«g«w» girls but that he would not dia- counselors. “We have decided niodlUes prices spurted rapidly. camp. The other vlctima were Salternative t e m a t i was^ a s still ^ l annarentlvapparently »« becomes toe fourth Demo- BfotIm ^ d , since negotiations A « b ^ *****^ ^ ’ « lid may wish to use the rolled an- Complaints of such assaults eratic candidate for mayor. Two begsui Feb. 10. against ”a new bureaucracy Hie sUg^iUy acidic condition The acid of toe tomato is mild . .. t. _ ..jh , n... * ^ot. lacking, even among thoee op­ of toe sklH iu ses a gradual re- and said to be highly beneficial chories with ®apers. ^ te r ^ r a e has l^en r i ^ vdto toe lease of toe active Insect repel- to toe skin. H ^re Is tomato W®ck olives and a bit of g^en n O if June 3 authorities said ^®‘*’ “'"®* *be b a rh S ty r f tronlcs were mixed. AU other the grenade thrower vriio m a^ were stlU trying to ^® tJOP nomination. the other hand, has reiterated for e seM^ ^ p — ,— ^ in referring to oongretalonal lent, sustaining usefulness over Boan and tomato skin lotion parsley and you have a pretty in the park in recent years. Po- LtVBp PltE'ift oi^te'^ad^ltted t o ^ l l a ^ ^ ***® ^®®‘ P®W»tan army who stock categories were up. ag ^ to esca^, a mlltoary non-income tax alter- soap ana tomato sum loaon, j bicycle thefts were proposals: a longer time, he says. both popular wlto European er cent from OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — girlsD-iriH ranedraped and murdered. Hie thing of bygone days in view Of un SK at lies to other locations cent tax“*"■ ”**on capital bgaine«»"“ and proach, but I do want to in­ nists, wouldn’t put a tomato to 66% : Bourch * Lomb, up 3% at lies t o j^ e r , dividends. But House Minority on Aug. 21 from 1 to 8 p.m. exhibitors over 21 and 6 per Two Black Panthers have been are herd to underttan^... t SS/L gongs of a Buddhist temple also U.S. troop withdrawals, mV4: and Natomas, up 2% at In ^ e e e n ^ ^ j dicate that we will examine it convicted by a Jury ot at­ his Ups. He opposed toe fancy fm is were said to have upset him. “We frankly Just defend toe in Center Park. The fair will cent from those under 21. because we all agree that the BYench foods at Ms state func- newspaper Al Ahram expressed a be followed by a rock concert. Craftsmen must provide their tempted murder of poUcem si),'™ “ uA t p ,cM o ta p , ppppp u. „ « _ AA~vA.A .hA. Brookfield, said it wasn’t ”a vl- wage-price ^>lral is a signifi­ tomato was an Exchange displeasure over r ^ ^ ^ tbat There will be no admission own display facilities. in a machine-gun bettUe T ** ® u u. _i» don't always blame th m l Even a cant danger to this expanding through five mUes of Oakland ®Phrodl®ta®, he w ^ a ^ rita n mild hearing lose can make con­ talk again. Wlto thi charge to eltoer event. Those who wish to exhibit odies of Hi®”*;. **®a V* ‘^*®*"*”* warrants, up 1% at 28%; Syn- a plan to provide Israel wlto v ^ little twppOTt in a economy. Hie question is what so it could be used only as a versation sound Uuirsd. police found toe ' bodies An entry fee will bo charged may complete toe application Alcemi Sato, Kazuyo Kawaho,Kawnho ^® i*aiT> *all-o« in U.S. casu- * . Z? “ un Phant/MiTjuid Rkidiawk war- ®«>cus of Republican represen- we______do about it,_ without______going The Jury also convicted Louis h h su Let us put your mind at rest. • aities since toe pullout got un- J®*’ ™ t ^ ^ four Natives. The package would also to professional dixhlbltors printed on ^ page and *®nd all toe way to a totaUy coli- Randolph WlUlaniB. 29, and Hiose Virginians who had dlf Chieko Ida, and Naoko Takano- der way. p l ^ in the next three to four ^ (members of toe Connecticut it to Miss Cheryl Schaffer, a So ll™ ecM L iy .” Get a FREE sisetronio bsozinl hashi. Melvin E. HMIoway, 24, ferent loyalties probably ate the . test with a Boltons au dknn^. NixMi hinted that secret talks ^ ito. ^ The newananer warned that transfers and commuter income Guild of Crafsmen and toe Cmi- SAM coordinator. Nixon said Ms adminlat]adminlstraUon tomato as much out of spite as In each case, police said, „ ______. . son, up % at 17%. The newspiq)er warned that . . . * Wednesday of possessing an il­ llih takes but a fsw minutes, end on a peace settlement are in ______such a stop would Jeopardise “ ®® «ate. Is making progress on both the legal weapMi and iUegal ex­ anything else. Hiomas Jeffer­ there's no obligation. Come in, Okubo drew maps and led them process even though Woshing- unemployment and inflation son grew many tomatoes. He to the graves. the U.S. peacemaking role in Then, later in the day, State r S ^A M OTAFTO CRAFTS PAI^ FAIR " 1 plosives, and of reckless use -Danbury> Sen- Zook set Aug. 18 for Bentenclng. PIcklM - MI cIm i Sotadi □ I would liU an appetnimant for FREE Audlomstrie Tail TELEPHONE ... ”I will use toe power of this angered. Much ot the foreign-affairs relative of collard and mustard on Washington reports that new ate Majority Leader J. Edward Ntw Ywk Slyta DtotfU - CkMM Cakn Tjl □ Free BootUi "Ufa Con Bo Wondorful" Some who fled were pursued portion of Nixon’s 46-mlnute greens may one day become aircraft deliveries are being Caldwell. D-Bridgeport, said (check one) office, to the extent it can be KA*I *eeit I m I HOT Conwd Swt I HOT Pmitrtml k6T Kalth« on foot, ooug^it and strangled, session with newsmen in toe avallalde as a tasty new leafy oonsldered by toe Nixon admin- they were surprised by toe de- PRiOFEiSSIONAL ...... A>»A»AAA.AAv ...... effcctlve to see that those nego- ( PANTS & SLACKS • GMNDIRS • Caittiag - SlrHalay Caktt " I Mams .— ------— ------r — Pantyhose were reportedly White House Oval Office dealt green vegetable for American Istration in an effort to per- lay. House Majority Leaider Carl I tiations are’ as reHxxwlble os Opt* S«a. - Tkan. Till 1 A.M. used in Mie strangling. with the President’s plan to vis- tables. It is Prassica carinata, suade Israel to relax her pool- R. AJello, D-Anaonla, said he I CRAFT ...... I( l.I AM'n possible,” \M) he said. Fri. 4 Sot. Till 2 A.M. ,j|AddrMs------"Eajoy at lte|Fi" or takt oat uytliliip on Once, police said, an effort it Peking. a plant ImpOTted from Ethiopia tlon on an interim, ground- was disappointed, l'i;l -^1 n I’r rwr moiai ^ iC H y ------was made to give a pair of hot He said: and now undergoing teats in breaking Suez Canal settle- “I regard the delay for the PRICE RANGE ; ...... SPACE NEEDED ...... I Use a broom covered with a *T0«M 4 2 9 -6 4 2 9 HC|i pants taken from one slain girl . —Exact timing of his trip, Texas. It is milder than coHard ment. Hie State Department finance committee’s pronoeed (check one) * P'®®* ®* ’" tt flannel to dust well- BETTER CLEANERS I (Itta. 44A - Hwf Kta, IFl Haxt Ta A t FH to a second girl who was later slated to be made before next greens without toe pungency of has described the reports as public hearings as a waste cf I OVER 21 ...... UNDER 2 1 ...... I :i N i:i>. - '-i'’ Wiled. ' May 1, wUl be worked out wlto mustard greens. “hlg^Uy speculative.” valuable time,” AJello said. I ______I up and down.

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• 'ij if M ANCHESte EVENING HERALD. MANCllESTER. CONN., HttmSDAY, AUGUST 5; 1971 PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1971 ___ • ^ ------. ■ , , ^ ton. *T could see Biscayne A W alk in Deep Space Low Rate Boulevard littered with the car­ It’s Pigeons vs. Kitties casses of those homeless cats." WEEKEND CASH & CARRY SPECIAL Before the first cat was Completed by Astronaut Maintained MIAMI (AP) — Things have and building eaves are doing evicted, Horton appealed to the The Baby Has been Jumping latdy at the the tn^plng. city and won a 30-day stay of Broad S i, Manchester (Comtlnued from Page One) Miami Public Library. A gnxxip The pigeon peoi^e soy the execution. On GI Deaths of cat lovers is claiming fowl, fleas come up through the 11- "That,” he says, “will give Pink Sweetheart Roses $13 it OPEN DAILY 10:00 A.M. T 0 10:00 P.M.! garbage and unwanted articlea space sciences at the ,Mites of fleaus? That’s the Is- brary ducts and the feline fan- me time to complete the pur­ Dosen into snace Manned Spacecraft Center, (Comtlnued from Page One) sue. clers say the mites meander chase of some property near Been Named it AMPLE FREE'N EASY PARKING! ■ said : The explorers were awakened njj this turns out to be Increase over the total of 1,836 A colony of half wild cats has doam through the overhead Homesto^ and ^ e tte cate — A lso — "ClMr9«h~VnriiVaiirCAX.or at 6 :2 0 a.m.a.m . and told thAv * T '1.., lived beneath the library for vents. down there. But I stlU say they true, then I think we will see the week before. sltuaUon surfaced last those are pigeon mites.” Full line of the most luxurious C.I.T. Moslwr Charg* Cord! would not have to make a that pieces of the puisle are bo- a South Vietnamese commu- Those persons who claim the month when a group of ladles Meanvdille, the cats go about N G S chocolates in the world — CtateA Amy Marie, daughter ot Ronald and Joan LaHouse small course correction be- ghmlng to fall into place. A nique said______enemy, activities______de-____ library’s______infestation _ is by _ fleas____ emerged from the second floor their business of cadging food Oatea, 12 Overtook Dr., Manchester. She was bom July 22 at SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORES cause they were on target for t*ypothesls is beginning to be creased last week In the north- say they come from the cate restroom saying the place was from park patrons and napping FLORA-MIR CHOCOLATES Manchester Memorial Hospital. She has two bribers, Stephen Saturday’s landing In the Pacif- ®<*>tbrmed and In a large part central and Saigon regions living under the library, \^ch fun of fleas. In the noonday sun. It!s as Gift Wrapped 17, and O a iy , 6 ; and three sisters, Karen, 16, Susan, 12, and Ic Ocean. confirmed by this mis- of South Vietnam but increased fronts ^cayne Boulevard In “flliey probably Just don’t though they don’t give a meow. IxhUe, 4. “You’re so close to course In the Mekong delta south of Bayfront Park In the heart of like cate,” Horton countered ...... Mr we’re going to give you the some consensuses Salgtm. Although It said South the city. Mmday. 90f000 Oum Boats PAUL BUEHNER Diiggs, Adam Brewater, son of TldlUam and Frances Eh- Vasco da ' Gama navigation beginning to emerge. Vietnmaese regulars "did not The cat lovers, headed by On Friday, Edward Sintz, dl- Ism Driggs, 96 Buckland Rd., South Windsor. He was bom July award,” capsule communicator "One of them is about the have any significant contacts iTiUip Horton of the Animal rector ot the city’s library de- AUCSCLAND — New Zeeland FLORIST. INC. ______place l*as 60,000 boat owners, includ- US2 BimtlBiBID Jimi. 22 at Manchsster Memorial Hoqdtal. His maternal grandpar­ Joe Allen said. thermal history of the -moon,” with enemy forces,” the com- Cruelty Reform League ot Flor- partmeiit, ordered the ents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Bhlers, Weekapaug, R.I. His BVAST BMEVrFORD Da Gama, a late l8 Ur century be said. ‘"The general picture .munlque i^d the North Viet- Ida, say pigeons are the prob- fum^graiedi the cate chased out b>g many yachtsmen. Yachting j^ m a l grandparoito are Mr. and Mrs. A lfi^ W. Driggs Jr., Portugfuese navigator, was the everybody has' today Is that the namese and Viet Cong kept up lem. Horton says his in- from beneath the building and Is not c(Hisldered a luxury sport T a L 6 2 ^ 0 0 9 MShohester. He has a brotoer, BUly VA. first European to sail to India, moon developed very rapidly, tenor, sapper and rocket and vestigation shows clearly that the entry holes tightly sealed In New Zealand, since many Open Stmday •. W, I*. « At 7:49 a.m., Apollo 16 sped grew very rt^dly in size. Tlie mortar attacks against militia mites from the pigeons which against their return. yachts are built in the owners’ H l^ ris, Todd Eric, son of Otis and Judith Baker JCle- through a "twilight zone” inside of the moon was cold torcea defending the coun- abound in the adjacent palms “I was stunned,” said Hor- backyards, muds, 77 Ridge St, Manchester. He was bom July 21 at Man- adiere It ebcaped the influence and the outside after the mo(Mi ^®lde, md m ^ of toe qasu- (ihsster Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. alties were amopg them. of lunar gravity and fell Into formed was hot. and M n. Erie Hedbergi 79 Ridge St., Manchester. IDs paternal toe sphere of earth gravity. "There’s a consensus the F\>r three weeks,' American battlefield ddaths have been at gnuM^iMurents are Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kleperis, 179 Hawthorne ’I ^ t was 204,138 mUes from moon is chem ically different St. Manchester. His maternal great-grandmother Is Mrs. earth and 38,410 miles from the from toe earth and the average their lowest level since mid- 1085 when toe big U.S. troop Berttia Wirtalla, 77 Ridge St He has a sister, Tammy, 6 H. mmn md the craft began ac- solar system composition,” he f BANKAMn?irAkn I*. X , Mk « , « celeratlng. buildup was under way. Thir­ teen U.S. troops were reported Marian, Krista Benee, daughter of Keith and Susan Read The spacemen concluded ka o Haiian, -16 Wells St., Manchester. She was bom July 21'at Man­ killed In action two weeks ago ( nOMfilUMIOMDj consensu7it ^ouM and 11 three weeks ago. KBOBOBMHHii chester Memorial Hoqdtal. Her maternal grandparmita are |[ --- r ““» « « - The trend reflects toe contin­ Mrs. Prudence Read, Marlborough, NM.; and Ivan Read, West ing It out of toe earth.' Swansey, N.H. Her paternal grandparmte are Mr. and Mrs. bit on a near-perfect course uing disengagement of Ameri­ that will carry them ^ One theory proposes that toe can forces from battle and the John McCarthy, Troy, N.H. She has a brotoer, Keith n , 1. to a I*. « splashdown in toe Pacific “• chunk of the lull that has prevailed for most Ocean 285 miles north of earth that somehow broke of the last six weeks. MacGregor, Derrick Bairmond, son of Kenneth and Jac­ Hawaii at 4:46 p.m. Saturday. loose. President Nixon told a news quelyn Lambert MacGregor, Lanz Lane, Apt. 163, Ellington. Scientists here are eageriy conference in Washington He waz bom July 21 at Manchester Memortca Hosidtal. Ifis awaiting toe approximately I’m Wednesday that American matsThjgd grandmother is Mrs. Marie Adams, lOlford. lOs pounds of rocks Scott and Irwin Manchester Area forces in Vietnam have moved paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Nancy MacGregor, MUford. He Into defensive positions and has a brother, Ian, 4; and a sister, Courtney, IH. gathered during three days on p* . ♦ » « • the moon. Enfield Youth "are frankly Just defending Before heading for home, areas which we occupy.” Fol­ Mealy, OynHila Ann, daughter of Thomas and Barbara Apollo 16 ejected into lunar or­ Charged With lowing up Nixon’s statement. Heck Healy, 82 Mary Lane, Vernon. She was bom July 20 at bit a 78.6-pound science satel­ Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Manchester' Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents i Clearing Our Summer StockTcr; lite intended to send back data TTieft of Auto Laird said America’s ground are Mrs. Igadellne Heck, Manchester, and Charles Heck, for at least a year on toe piC' combat role in Vietnam is near- Bloomllrid. Hkr paternal grandfather Is Thomas Healy, Hart­ dee shaoe of toe moon and on DlCda, 16, of Enfield ly ended. ford. m magnetic, gravity and elec- arrested yesterday by Ver- About 226,000 U.S. troops are I*, , « r*. • * B Jl 41 non police on a warrant issued now in toe country, and by next Heesett, Or^;ory Allan, son of Clifford Jr. and Andrea Fall Unes... Oclcls *n B n M trlcal fields. “TaUvho ” Scott called out by clcuit court 12 charging him summer this number is ex- Newman Hossett, 87 Pioneer CSrcle, Manriiester..He was bom i-auy no, scow caiiea out ^ .yg^lcle. pected to be reduced to a mUl- as the payload was spring- Jtdy 17 at Manchester Memorial Hoiq>ltal. BOs maternal giand- ejected from toe same bay that ■The arrest was toe result of tary advisory mission and a mdtfaer is Mrs. Alice Newman, Mancbeeter. BOs paternal an investlgatlcm of toe theft of a carries toe mapping cameras. small security force totaling giwu^Nurents are M rl.i^ Mrs. Clifford Hassett Sr., Manches­ « 8 . but AH Ousrilly Merchi car owned by Sol Cantor of Ver­ ■’That’s a very pretty satellite 40,000 to 60,000 men. ter. He has a brother, Miobael, 2; and a sister. Shelley, 6 . non. Ih e alleged Incident oc- out there. It seems to be rotat­ The latest U.S. casualties AT THE VALUES CASH A CARRY OFFERS YOU! cured June 26 and toe car was ing quite well. Very stable.” raised to 46,411 toe num ber of Chambere, Jamlfer Lynn, daughter of Franklin and Myr­ later recovered in Vermont. Americans killed in action in tle McAlUster Chambers, 1288 Hartford ’Ipke., Rockville. She Earth steUons immetoately scheduled to appear Ipdochina since Jan. 1, 1961. beganknraw receiving arvwncrstrong arlamoia signals * ^ was bom July 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma­ in Circuit Court, Rockville, Au- from toe new lunar explorer. Another 9,696 have died o f non- ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry McAllister, And­ £(U8t 17. hostile causes and 301,111 have Hundreds of Values Like These! JR . BOYS' Apollo 16 was on Its 74th orbit over, N.B., C i^ She has a brother Tony, 18. YODDUR BOYS' F rancis J. Bleher, 63, of Old been wounded in action. Re­ of toe mocn. As'the aMrohaute Stafford R d., TV>lland, w a s ported South Vietnamese battle­ were about to whip around the Bosoh, Bryan Lee, son of Jerry and Patricia Rice Busch, PERMANENT P R ^ chaiged yesterday with failure field casualties now total IM,- backside, out of radio contact, 48 miriilre Rd., Vemon. He was bom July 20 at Manchester to yield right of way at an inter- 289 killed and 284,400 vrounded. KNIT SHIRTS for toe last time, capsule com­ Memorial Hospital. His mktemal grandparents are Mr. and secUmi following a two-car ac- The allied commands claim a municator Joseph AQen told Mrs. Chartes B. Rice, Naugatuck. KDs paternal grandmother SLACKS cldent at W est St. and Regan total o f 762,723 enem y t ix x ^ Is Mrs. George Busch Sr., Worlond, Wyo. He has a brotoer, them : Rd. killed. "Set your sails for home. David, 2. 6 Web The second car involved was Battlefield communiques We’re predicting good weather, driven by Jerim Ligeros, 76, o f from ' toe allied com m ands to- a strong tall wind and we’ll be 96 Franklin Park West. Ligeros day reported only minor sWr- Business Mirror waiting on toe dock.” was taken by ambulance to mlshes and a few rocket and A twoTmlhute rocket firing CHAISE LOUNGE w ^ Rockville General Hospital and mortar attacks on government 1.50 behind the moon added nearly released. Both poslOons. 1.28 3,000 miles an hour to toe / k- ai, a extensively damaged iIn toe news conference, the Vany Styles and Odors t o OMxise From s ^ ^ p ’s speed a.^ it ^ke ^ad ^ be towed from toe P>resident avoided saying Economists Resort Aasotied Colors and Sizes out of toe grasp of lunar grav- scene. Blehler is scheduled to directly that toe U.S. combat “EJndeavour’s on the ' ^ y appear in Circuit Court 12, roio Is over. White House offl- home,” mission commander Rockvllle, Sept. 9. cials have acknowledged toe To Fanciful Terms Scott reported as toe ship came .^Donald Southerland, 21, o f definition o f "com bat role” Is 4.00 around toe moon. "What a Highland Ave., Vernon, was ar- extremely complex and for this By JOHN OUNNIFP As toe term suggests, there MEN'S smooth biim that was.” rested .^yesterday by Vernon reason are reluctant to make AP Bnalness Analyst would be elements of both re- ONLY 62 LEFT! -A s A pollo 16 pulled aw t^, police dn^ a warrant Issued by Rat statement that could ___ c6Wlon and ffiDwth at tlie same TODDLER GIRLS' Scott commented: “We’re al- Circuit Court 11 charging him ®bade into ambiguous sltu- NEW YORK (APJ-m an ef- tun If that tep^ ble. And if m ^ speechless looking at ^ ^bbery with violence. He ^tlons. ^ to RinfS^se;nantlcll. H O T TO P S thing. It’s amazing. Looks like *a *i. a c» a'* a Shift in be a dull subject, or perh^s ^ does appear potable. was turned over to too State Shifting of toe, U.S. role r n we re going straight up and p„],„A and the wiiKmanUo Vietnam does not mean an end Tht "COLONIAL" only^ to cla rify It, „ econom,, ists — - growth recession, says we’re leaving. There’s ho doubt ^“ “e an^was to be p ^ ^ e d ^ American batUe deaths. Al- tove res^ to a d^onary of Nattcnal H O T PAN TS about that.” • court, Danielson, to OIs wUl Wide double sliding doors on nylon rolh ^Iful term s^ seem p ,^ t, or toe total of aU While Worden and Irwin were more and more with protecting 32” X 80" 32"X 80" to say more than they really servlcM produced, day. ribbed, overlapping wall construction. ea busy snapping pictures of toe of East security of- their base areas. White Enamel! White Enamel1 3 ^ 8 0 *to- continues to grow. But, toe gap, George Pursley, 20, Green Perma-Bond aa a Runaway or galloping In- between toe potential GNP and PAPER PLATES receding mo(xi, SCott reported __j . officials have emphasized they *71-5110 Rugged cdnstrucilon. I screen, Acrylic enamel finish, fully Colonial styled door with A A ------„AAAf«„..iaA p a a . Hartford and two passengers In ^ ' nation has never been precisely the actual GNP also grows, 2.00 on toe most spectacular fea- .. .. .-Agted earlv and 2 glass panels, complete weatherstripped. I screen, 2 contrasting black hardware, tures-canyons, mountains, rills ... J. poslUons. They stUl will defined but the term la used k means that toe economy this morning after Pursley al­ with hardware. Pre-assembled gloss panels. Pra-hung. com­ enamel finish, weatherstripped and ridges. go out on base-protecting pa­ again end again. And Just what faiig to live up to its poesi- Assorted Cdors-sad Sises legedly tried to speed away for easy Installation. plete with hardware. I'/S" thick. He described what he be­ trols, for example. U a rolling readjustment or a bUltles. WhUe It does grow 1.50 HOLDERS from Officer Harold DeUsle, lieved were old lava beds near Two Army divisions making 36" X 80" — 31.88 36" X 8 0 " — 3 8 .8 8 post-peak eroslanT What Is Ito potential grows oven ' Pursley, Lloyd R . Carter, 21, toe crater Humboldt. up toe 'bulk of toe major Amer­ soggy or sluggish OconomyT faster. The gap widens. PACKAGE OF 4 of 142 Hartl Dr., Vernon, and ican ground-combat power left ■Two new terms now apipear originator of too term, ’ ‘They’re quite distinct _ _ ...... »»l rr ...... t... ^ flows,«iA...A •> het.A said. AA<.i iiva You., AAAcan see AAA Jam os „ P otock, ^ j 21, ... o f H aitford, in Vietnam still are positioned NIAORA to be gaining popularity among Rinfret baa the r l^ to deflho where they’ve lapped up carry^ ^ the region below Quang Trl those who must describe oco- ,t further and he does. The wld- against toe sides and you can ^ A. local Boys Club €uid orcra* her Piper Aztec here after John Fulginltl, second vice New Jersey’s fourth $1 mil­ A miniature Bible, published Weather (C) vacancy rate was below two per ings to Connecticut's taxpay­ made in a responsible manner.” The rest of the royal fam­ has unanimously denied the re- u„der Sect. 14-321 of the state clety members. will be a candidate In Novem- r «' New Hampshire and then a nized and led on July 4 of last toe 34,000-mile flight. president of toe Hebron Lions lion lottery. in 1839, in which te inscribed, 5 :U (t) What’i Uappenioz (C) cent. ers, Tolland County State Sen­ Seeking to place the budgetary ily ^ attending the Coes quest for construcUon of a new atatutes This section is the ___ wui be a canoioare m nove... ^j^ggs. Several times, top "Train up a chUd in toe way he 6 :N (S-S-Zt) Weather — Sport! aad Mayor JuUus M. Wllehsky weekend of relaxation at a pri- year a "March for America” in Among toe records claim­ Club, stated that 126 pairs of He showed up with a bowl Newt (C) ator Robert Houley and S9th control back in the hands of Week yachting festival. gas station on the comer of Rt. which authorizes local Zon- Manchester Evening Herald eighth consecutive publicans advised him to w l»- should go and when he is old he said be probably would sign toe He decid­ vate Island in Maine’s Penobe- Nashua. ed by Miss Scott was the similar to toe one used in (18) Caadld Camera District State Rep. Rubin Co- the legislature, both Houley and 30 and Kingsbury Ave. Ext. Boards of Appeals to act Tolland o e ^ p o n d e n t Bette ‘ ® ™ ^ ^ draw from the race eye glasses have been collected will net depart from It,” is part ing of use^ eye glasses. Once who lives in RockviUe. Every fare benefits to anyone -vriien liam Murray Jr. ward Finch Cox. cluding refueling stops. want everyone to know I 1:88 (S) Animal World (C) Yost. no plans for running for of- presidential nominees and a '' ^ (8) Tmlh or Contoqnence* - the ComiecUcut Town Oerk's Ace tote year Ite $110,400 and most of it is sent to New Jersey where toe walk off toe stage.” least 100 years old. The oldest, (I2-S8) New! — Sport! and nation. a performance of toe hit Broad­ been since World War II. supported the concept. is our understanding that J972 cars will carry price tags supports Regan's.optaion that tg'ggg';;™ glz;" vari^ce: slon of marijuana yesterday af­ Association, was given top possibility ^ debt. She said she plans to lens wrill be removed, cata­ Benny’s pick was toe num­ published in England in 1744, te Weather (C) the gas station site is located But toe White House, in an­ way muslced “ No, No, Na­ "Fables for Ladles.” (48) ABC Newt (C) The current rate te three- "Inasmuch as reductions in fln ^ c e commissioner and averaging $162, or 4.1 per cent, If this had been approved, he ternoon, when police received a credit for steering a bill when he added, ^ ® “ “ *®y pay It off with a lecture tour logued, and distributed to ber held by Patsy 'Tilton of 7:38 (3) FamUy Affair B. in a light industrial zone. nette,” and visited backstage The collection contains sev­ tenths of one per cent. Under operating budgets recommend- budget di^>cn staff have above comparably equipped would have had to submit an ap- report that a car was being op­ through toe 1971 General As- ask me. If they do, then 1 11 nouncing the Nixon trip and a book. needy countries throughout toe FT. Monmouth, N.J., and It (22-38) NBC Action Playhonte The talk amrnig Re- with toe cast, including star (8-48) Alina Smith and done! an agreement with the state, ed by the AppropriaUons Com- ‘^® " *‘®’ 1971 models. under the local regu- ^ erated erratically at Wickham sembly which provides four- accept.” Wednesday night, attached no world for re-use. gave her $50,000 a year for eral (x>pies of toe New England viewing revised agency expen- —------Ruby Keeler. Primer, toe standard sch(x>l (18) Movie Qame Stamferd piays 10 per cent of mlttee during the regular ses- ^ e ^ c y ^pen- The 1972 cars go on sale Sept. lations governing light Indus- Park. y ^ ~ terms for town clerks. The publican leaders is that "he political significance to it. Richard A. Keefe, sale com­ 20 years. The wife of an 8:08. (3) Lancer B trial zones ’ the lot size must ^ ***® The president reeted Miss t ook cf toe Puritan era. Paper (18) Baeeball welfare benefits and toe state Sion were rejected by you in p r o g ^ s design^ to re- 23 and announcement of new . state statute provision, Charged were Stephen N. measure, which gives toe won't be asked,” and, there to Accompanying toe President More Dynamite mittee chairman, called toe electronics technician, Mrs. contain at least three acres and _ . ^ .. __ Backs of toe period, priced at Yankee ve. Baltimore. pays 90 per cent. negoUaUons on a budget com- ‘*’i.“,® “£?!?***** f}.**!*” ! PHces was not expected unUl Regan noted toe sp^lal ex- Welch, 16, Robert D. Welch, municipalities toe opUon of !eg- no indlcaOon that anyone else wUl be hte wife, Pat, and toe *^®**®*' with-a kiss. Hebron Lions Club light bulb 'Tilton made no mention of a 8:38 (3-48) Bewitched (C) ____ , . , , 1 j ... . while still meeting established then have road frontage on each two pence each, include such (22-38) Irontlde B promise when you insisted that ' ceptloniptlon portion of toe applies-applica­ 18, and Joan K. Welch, 18,^ aiU telatl^ for toe four-year term vrtll be asked to run for town Nixons’ younger dau^ter and remember Ruby Kee- Found in River sale a great success. Proceeds split with Benny. (C) tie «,nn«n h i oaa.H requirements, they The only exception to toe up- street of at least 200 feet, Re­ edifying titles as "History of 8:88 (3) Movie (C) $16 million be added to toe tion had been scratched out be­ of 86 Birch Hill Dr., South or adhering to toe existing two- clerk. son-ln-iaw, David and Julie Els- Jolson in toe first will be used to purchase eye­ (8-48) Daany Thomat (C) gan explains. Sammy Sly,” which contains budget, it is our feeling that “ o.. ward trend, in GM's car line fore it was submitted by Yost. Windsor; and Jan H. Gatchell, year term, will be effective Murray hinted that he may enhower. talking movie and she’s just as NEW HAVEN (A!P) — Police glasses for needy children in 9:38 ( 22-38) Adam 12 (C) Requests from Senate Presl- prices were toe Chevrolet Cam- The gas station plan submlt- 17, of BosUm Hill Rd., Andover. Oct. 1, too late in Manchester have some plans for running toe town. ing of volunteers who aid resi­ some advice on how to avoid (8-18) Dan Antatt (C) further unilateral action on our The ZBA will make an on-site The White House said toe ®7®*''” t*'® President r e c ite d Wednesday that a third dents if a household emergency being Uke him. Another tale, 10:88 ( 22-38) Dean Martin Show LISTEN TO part would be frulUess,” they ^ t o T n ^ t ^ T ted by Yost shows orfy a three- of toe Sun OU Co. Police stopped toe car at S. for a permissive ordinance for for office next year, when state President will stop In Mianches- newsmen. T te Connecticut Braille As­ 18:38 (8) The Seventlet (C) cache of dynamite has been should arise. "Jack Mason toe old Sailor,” wrote toe Governor. ^ lu a^ er acre lot with approxl- discussed at toe hear- Adams and Center Sts., and tote year's election. elections are held, sociation, Mansfield ’Training (18) Harilord Talli-In (C) ter and go to Nashua to visit a presents more exciting . read­ (48) Polka with Frank Knlcht arrested driver Stephen Welch Tomkiel indicated that. If he Declining to reveal his plans,, found In toe West River, making School and other sight conser­ and Frankie Chop (C) « . . „ u » c » , . • quadraplegic, Dick Chaput, who ing. "Touring with irs r * s - ” for operating a motor vehicle is returned a winner again this he said only, " It depends on a total of 331 sticks discovered vation projects may receive - Manchester Evening Herald 11:88 (3-8-18-2338-48) Newt — w a s' named by toe Jaycees in Goldberg Plans Despite toe grim subject mat­ Weather A S ^ r ti (C) without a license. November, he will be a candl- toe results of redtetricting.” , any leftover money from toe substitute Hebron correspondent. Z . 1 S I r « s r 1966 as one of toe nation’s 10 there since Sunday. ter of some of toe books, they 11:25 (3) Movie The arresting officer then no- date again in 1973, when four- The state’s Assembly and most outstandhig young men. sale which will be incorporat­ Jack Baron, Tel. 228-9060. 11:38 (22-30) Tonl(ht Show Johnny A ‘P e a n u t Sh op’ State police divers found 36 are attractively presented with Carton ((f) " I f onlv a part of this remiPfitlcUd. „ ™ 1.. o.“ “fh. e Appcd Appr^ trend in late July when “ it t'cSj notl- troversialU p ™ .' gas station was aired two weeks ago when it was lit ticed a pouch in toe back seat yeaT>’ terms for a WManchester Senatorial Districts are to be ed into toe club’s fund raising <£ cL £ on n sL Nixon will return to Manches­ additional sticks ’Tuesday, near hand colored illustrations. In­ , „ (8-48) Dick Cavett Show (C) ed reduction is realized it Committee, Houley and f i ^ d ^ e r a that '72 cars being at a public hearing July 27 be- with a flashing red arrow prior cf toe car which contained a town clerk may be a reality. realig^ned in time for toe No­ 1:88 (83(M8) Newt —Prayer A ter, fly to Bangor, Maine, and Job in Capital drive for these organizations. Squirreh Live 15 Years cluded with toe exhibit, along could represent su b^m iM are standing “ r e ^ y to shipped to them would carry for? about 60 protesting citizens. ^ toe h d ^ of toe hearing, substance suspected to be In 1969, when Ton vember 1972 elections. toe West River Bridge on Route Also serving on toe commit­ Slsn Off (C) then continue by helicopter to KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Gray with toe books, are hand bead­ 2:35 (3) Newt — Prayer — Slyn savings and be that much less any appropriatim advance billing tags about 5.2 According to Regan who cited zoning regulations prohibit marijuana. Upon searching toe opposed by Murray, U.= .w r — 1 . ’Ihat location te about a mUe tee were Everett Clark and Travel W orld" tiny Minot Island, owned by WASHINGTON (A P ) — For- squirrels reach adulthood about ed flowers of exquisite (x>Ioring on (C) S f e d “ v t o c ™ r m J : “ King's rultog supporting toe ^ o r 'X u u tIn g s i ^ . four occupants of toe car, p^ lican TVnvn C om m ltt^ r ^ ^ downstream from where 92 Robert 'Tupper. Lfiaer Erases Ink Jack J. Dreyfus Jr., senior Supreme Court Justice Ar- a year after birth, and may and design. These are also more EducAllonnl TV (24) Historical Museums lice found more of the sub- to endorse its own Republican sticks were found Sunday and FISH Meeting Vowing toe STANFORD, Calif.—A method partoer in the New York In- tour J. Goldberg has resigned live 16 years. Their prime is be­ than 100 years old. Thanday, Anga!! 5 5 “ ApproprlatiOTS still accompUshing their duUes which Ford charges against the station in a Ught industrial Tolland’s Old Jail Museum stance, as well as several pipes candidate and gave its tacit 204 were found Monday. The local FISH (Friends In 1 not impose toe and meeting established work- dealer when toe cars are ship- ^ .. . __ . ___,__ .. backing to Tdmklel for re-elec- of using a laser as an eraser, VMtment house of, Dreyfus & aa senior partner in a presti­ tween 2 and 6. TVo Utters are ' Sciame Street B (C) with heat from toe laser’s radl- Co. Divers were continilng their Service Here) Steering Com­ ' French Chet B (C) ped and they can be adjusted Gas stations are not a per- welcoming visitors from far All four were released on tion. . , . bom each year—in spring and Fishermen Decline On toe island are an eight gious New Yorit City law firm search of the river, which sep­ mittee met Wednesday at 10 ' Boboqnlvnrt B (C) when__minea toe use final m pricesuen a tagzone timeacconi- away mciuouig gy^j, ^ owuaiiu, accord- meaway meu including Scotland, toe their written promise tom appear ------Murray,j , after---- - —he asked------for ation removing____ w™ Arthur . _ P* * late summer. 'They require In­ BERGEN, Norway—^Although :88 Wwktacton Week in Bevtew fWTrmAa •’ ** __ __ — . ^ « bedroom house, two cottages, a return to Washingtim to arates New Haven from West a.m. at .toe home of Mrs. Caro­ NET rayhonie (C) WINF ^ SIS . s. f T Ing to toe local regulations, and PhUlipines, Texas, Wisconsin, in Circuit Court 12 in Manches- and was denied toe R epublics ^ e d r e c M t l y ^ Annur tense maternal care toe first their ranks have been declining, 1 1 caretaker’s house, a t^mis run what he says will be "m y Haven. lyn Crittenden located on Meet­ "The Lady With the Dog". Second Congressional District five or six weeks, then are let there are still about 60,000 fish­ Ruulan film adaptation of Tr.® K ^ g advised toe C r d it ’’ may I n d l X a^d many surrounding ter Aug. 23. committee’s endorsement, clr- Scfaawlow of Stanford. The sticks found 'Tuesday were ing House Road for their retail price boost, a $180 up­ court and a putting green. own peanut shop.” out of toe nest for short periods ermen in Norway. Nearly half Chehov's ehort alory of love ••1230" ^ le President and his family . __ loose on toe river bottom, and 'monthly report oh toe services affair In 19th centuiy between ward movement in the preie of and are weaned at nine or 10 of them live north of toe Arctic middle-aged bank official and its Pinto line but that figure will return to Washington Sun- k two empty, wax-coated cartons rendered by toe group during DAILY 10:55 A.M. Youthful ‘Senators’ Treated day evening basgador to toe United Nations, weeks. Circle. young and beautiful woman. may be adjusted before toe with labels were recovered with toe month of July. 18:88 FIriag Line B (0) Ford Division cars go on sale New Ht^pshlre Democrats f ®®®™‘^ ^ them. Police said toe dynamite President Mrs. Catherine Fel­ To Lunch by Congressman officially Sept. 24. have s c h e d u le s picnic at Hoi- ^ IS® could have been in toe water lows said plans for a September GM ^ d .prices of some op- Us Sunday which wUl drTw Steelworkers and toe cne day to two weeks. meeting for all toe volunteers qaa* - t 1 .. AFTX^IO, and a former Demo- "Senators” Domio Oenovesi of They are also drafting legislation tional items on'*toe ’72’s had Sens. Henry Jackson of Wash- ^ a.. j u a ^ « They added that an investiga­ were discussed at this time. MID-SUMMER CARNIVAL OF SAVINGS !!! inirtnn RirJ-h Rnvh T„s.«„o ®f®“ ® candidate for governor of Ellington and Ann Baldwin of and voting on proposals submit- been upped an average of 3.2 'peanut tion te in progress to see if dyn- Mrs. Fellows continued to say SWKT JUICY and^ G e George ^ e “ S. McGovernP of New Y^;:kr“^ rth e hQddletown, lunched Monday ted by “ senators” from toe other per cent. shop” will be his own one-man namite thefts have occurred re­ volunteers are always to offer South Dakota. with Congressman Robert Steele states represented at toe gather- The No. 1 auto firm, whibh law firm. cently near New Haven or else­ suggestions to impitwe emer­ of Vernon, and toe Congressman ing. tratitlonally has set toe pattern Another Democratic presiden­ where. gency services and to report on clean weep He said he is moving to picked up toe tab. Donna and Ann are planning in new car prices, said that toe S tial hopeful. Sen. Edmund S. 4 « » - 6 9 state poUce have burned their services completed by them per- Peaches MusMe, D-Malne, wUl be repre- Washington “ not for any polltl- The two young ladles both submitting proposals of manufacturers’ suggested retail finds in a deserted quarry. somtUy at these monthly meet­ sented by Gov. Kenneth L. Cur- ®®* reasons . . . my reasons are CIONSW En from Steele’s Second Congress- “ ‘®‘*’ ^111®“ include a price for its new car lines, in- at Flames do not set ott toe dyn­ ings. Us o f Mhlne. professional and personal.” ional District, representing Con- P*®" ^ naUonwlde venereal eluding toe average equipment amite, a police spokesman said, Friends in Service Here 1s a & nectlcut at toe week-long Girl’s *“ ®®®f® program in high and aw rage ^ o n s , w ^ W be Rep. (Paul N. McCloekey Jr. ^ ®‘®«® ®* career,” but a sudden jar ihight. non profit organization consist- cf California, who has split with ‘*® “ -y®«-oW ^ I d b e ^ said, Nation model U.S. Senate, met f,®*“ *®if’ h Peppers toethe administrationnAntiinistrfiHnn tway over thothe 1- toUik I Can pick and choosc over lunch with Steele discuss- funding, and a reairiuUon 1971 model prices, SOUTHERN NEW-U.S. NO 1 SHADE SIZE A inir Idoiioo tmrh hio4i nsklng that copics Of Washing- This figure includes the 7 per W. G. Glenney Lumber VietMun. war issue, te sched- '®' ^ don’t want to be in- i ing l^ es mngi^ from high newspapers be given to toe cent federal excise tax and uled to open hte campaign ''olved in ^ in te te r ln g a great ®**®®^*® d ^ s . gjj.jg Jjj Capitol City dur- dealer preparation of toe new headquarters for the March 7 CASSONE’S BAKERY "THRIFT STORE" P Both girls were chosen last j^^g. week. cars' for cusbomer delivery but Tofe and Last 3 Days! Tote & Save Specials presidential prlmaiy Monday in He said he plans to hang out SPECIAL. FOR AUGUST 6, 6, and 7 June to represent Connecticut steele congratulated toe girls does not include state and local Potatoes ml Concord. hte shingle sometime after Aug. 0 ^6 9 at Girl’s State. Both will be representing his district and charges, and destination or Save kNWWWKlin Bar-B-Que Specials Nixon’s press secretary, Ron- seniors at their respective high commented, "These girls are a shipping charges, All slock subject to prior sale. 4 X 8 8/g aid L. Z i^ ier, replied “ total- By coming to Washlngtim, HARD ROLLS 6-pack 10c schools, next September. tribute to Eastern Connecticut GM said Its new prices were ly ,” \riien asked if toe Presl- Goldberg said, he will have Larsen Pastry, Angel Wings, Canadian Brown Breads, While in Washington they are and toe state. We have little to tentative and do not include ’0 BiT0Olci Spare RilKi d e n t’ s visit were "in- more time to write, lecture and Levy Rye Bread, Soderholm. Rye A Pumpernickle, working on model committees, fear, and a great deal to wel- provisions for toe new seat belt | 0 0 SHEETROCK consequential” to McCloekey’s practice law. Cookyland Cookies, Cassone’s Italian Variety Breads . . . BEEF ROASTS Great On . on Government Operations come, from toe young people warning system which toe fed- schedule. “ i still have to earn a llv- and Donna on Armed Services, of our land.’ eral government says must be LAWN Open 9-6 Mon. thru Fri. 218 HARTFORD RD„ Rear A G rttI v V a Paralyzed since he was 9, the ing,” he said. " I think I have a on all cars manufactured after 8-12 Saturday MANCHESTER, CONN. '•uparJUaht" QualHy FURNITURE 34-year-old Chaput te a patient few hundred dcdlars but these Jan. 1, 1972. GM said prices of 648-12(B V e u n o C r a t l* “ A '' at toe GreMibriar Nursing days that will hardly buy toe CALIFORNIA BONELESS the unit will be announced at U . 8 5 ('"Crudes Vernon Folding aluminum cbali I with super-1 H(Mne In Nashua. . giDceries.” Cube Steak that time. tough plastic webbing 'vsss! Boneless Chncli ’The new system has a buzzer > Broiler CUT S CHUCK I FISH a Friendly Neighbor which sounds if toe gear shift is s Reg. $8.96 30' A U . LESS placed in forward drive position ! Special H.90 TILE SELL-A-BRATION IMAM A TEAS A60! without toe seat belts in toe car | "FiaH” is like a friendly volunteers extend that service ARMCHAIR Turkeys u on their own. being fastened. neighbor, ready to help those in Enjoy new beaty underfoot . Liverwurst The cards bearing toe FKH Reg. $4.60 ^ ^ 2 0 plus hifA'ik'lid.iiiR.lAU 'YiAi trouble volunteers who work Special step saving ease with Ever-Tex V.A. GOODALE'S I IfrAUCia I UYTHEKOi symbol have been distributed Floor Tile. lb. lb. iTHAuetiAtesel piece means? It feans toe person or Public Records through local churches and or­ g a r a g e . INC. Siies 5 Ib s.d B If you saw a card in some ganizations. They carry, the Warranty Deeds snuhiumma \ Ud T o £ M 12 X 12 AaitMzed Tile RT. 19S • STOBB8 Canned Picnic one’s window, bearing a fish, message, " I f you need help of Arthur and Judith A. Svens- REDWOOD ^RNITURE d r lb. any kind, put me in your win- son to Charles P. and Carmen-; 9 lbs. would you know what this OONMEOnOUT, MAJESTY l-B. 9 9 ‘ dow.” ita C. Avery, property at 281 rKiwood. Ruggarf means? It means .^toe person or basuty of pre-sMwone«f radwood lasta w CAUFORNIA ------Litchfield St., conveyance taxi years and years. It caraa for Itaalfl QA( persons in that home are in dis­ Great On A Grill $26,40. tress and need help. Cremation Expensive U s Pendens STEAKS!% oVIb The service in Vernon is M ary R. Prill, trustee, under toe chairmanship Mrs. LUXEMBOURG — Cremation l^rciiikfaiPKi __ _ _ for a Luxembourger can be ex- Earle T. Everett Jr., fore Sq. Ft. Bill Jr., Allen and Rusty cordially invite you to stop in at GIGANTIC MID-SUMMER VALUES! Ruth Goldsmith. Mrs. Mierele closure and $3,600 damage! | S t a e r te teicquione"coor^tor Penslve. Since there Is no ere- ^ “ ^e 48 ' Round 'Table on mortgage on proper | Reg. iB ZM Spec. IO N A BR AN D and Mrs. M aiy Gleen Is trans- V )b.phe.ai» toe remains must be sent to fV Overlook Dr. GOODALE'S GARAGE INC., Rt. 195, Sforrs, between 9:00 A.M. portatlon coordinator. ’Ihe organ­ 11 X 36 Bench C 1 4 C A Strasbourg, France. Marriage Licenses h i{»P ization was established in Ver­ Reg. $22.00 Spec. A lw iw U French tax officiate consider Francis Wehr of 59.^ | and 5:00 P.M. on Saturday, August 7th to join them in extend­ Sweet Peas aotms d i non about four years ago. At toe cremation a “ service rendered Chartfer Oak St. and Floren^ j Club chair present time the volunteer list to a private Individual’’ and Gertrude Kjellqulst of 179 B | Reg. $39.96 Spec. ... goo A i ^ & e numbers 160 people. The prime charge toe corresponding tax on Center St., Aug. 31, St. James j ing best wishes and congrohilotions to fheir Dad (Bill Goodale) cant ■ Chaise Lounge P M A C fOclioge need now Is for more volunteers toe value added. Church. Reg. $66.96 Spec. v H a NI 8 to transport persons to doctors, Luxembourg officiate contend Michael G. Pinette of 17 . AAFfMXBI a hospitals and such. toe returning ashes are toe re- Homestead St. and Holly I. Ro s for having completed twenty-five years of business as of Au­ ’The volunteers are recruited suit of “work given to__ a for- barge of 147 phliard St., Sepi | RANELING RIOT Marvel French Fries 3 1 Nkirvel lor a variety of jobs, from driv- g j~ company with relmporta- 26, St. Bridget Church. gust 8, 1971. U ------HriTMTMOH Ing, to emergency baby-sitting, ^ y,g finished product.” Donald Guido Rosandlni Fruit Drinks preparing meals, cleaning ,j,^g consider toe ashes subject Hamden and Susan Katoleei , ' VivaNapkins27r.r69« house or calming a person who value-added Colanti of 16 Cambridge St^, to Luxembourg’s U.fd. W WMrt TOMATO Is temporarily emotionally up­ tax as well. Aug. 7. St. Bridget Church. Paneling Riot 0 ^ 8 ®® set. The movement was started In Ketchup 3»"'1 *** Exceptional Value England 10 years ago and came Masonite to toe United States, first to jrt*^-“ ’C0HEE SAIE!^— — ^ Massachusetts, about seven Royalcote I Chcnrniia years ago. 'The symbol of toe |fiiPkib':Cip|i fish was secretly used by early SPRUCE GrestwalJ Christians during their years of Yissoe persecution. They used It to STUDS identify themselves to each oto- \ 0 BAYNIIpO||'^~| A‘“‘‘ 2 x 3 — 8' Reg. 55c *4.95 Mrs. Palmer said toe average Special IG number of calls for assistance Tote 8t Save < te two a day although some I 100®/o 2 9 days there are more and some oMRlm tr fiwdigT iBraxilian days none. The movement was pu^ed W 4 f » through churches In all of toe Crisco ONt POUND BAG 8G Yukon Club countries throughout too world. Odd Lot Panels * 3 Most FISH services do not call for any special talent, just a Some ' scratched, Some JANE PARKER FEATURES damaged. 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By ■niE ASSOCIATED PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUE HiHi BATTING 276 at bate — Ol­ For Legion Bizarre Happenings Are Routine The DRYSidel Anxious to Prove Weaver Wrong iva, Minn., .370; Murcer, N.Y.,. .334. RUNS — Buford, Balt., 77; By JERRY KATONA BOSTON (AP) __ The " ’l^h Dean (Chance, who has a first Inning lead. A single by Murcer, N.Y., 72. It’s all over now; except for the crying. SO-SO 4-8 record. Joe Lahoud, a triple by Bob East Hartford Legion (16-4) defeated Enfield, 4-1, o f Sports Boston Red Sox return returned home Mentgomery and a single by RUNS BATTED IN — Klll- ebrgw, Minn., 73; Bando, Oak., last night to win the Zone Eight championship for the In Camp of New England Pats home tonight after a long for a two-week stand late Jim Lonborg hiked the count to 71. third consecutive year, edging Manchester’s American Sry trip, honing to Drove Man- Wednesday night after losing a 3-0 in the fourth. llPiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii By d e a n r . y o s t II ip, iw pi ig lo prove ivian „eart-breaker to the Orioles In The Orioles nicked Lonborg HITS — Tovar, Minn., 184; __Legion______baseball team (14-5)____ In Early this year the team de­ too happened in bizarre fash­ AMHERST Mass. (AP) running back Duane Thom- Sportsmen, politicians, and just COUNTRY CLUB ager Earl Weaver of the Baltimore. The 6-4 loss in lO In- for a run In the fifth, before the Murcer, N.Y., 129. what was a dog-eat-dog race Manchester had to teat the , ’ . ’ . as, who was here one day and abput everyone else got Into the ion. One day Clive Rush was Busy Field Beginning to Down cided to change its name, get­ Following are thepairings Getting a thorough workout this sfMon Is tne Baltimore Orioles is wrong nlngs in the opener of a sched- veteran right-hander gave way TRIPLES — Carew, Minn., 7; to the finish. champs In the l^ t p alri^ Md — Bizarre happenings have latest mys-. act. And year after year, the the head coach, and the next and starting times Saturday F.Alou, N.Y., 6. - Coach Wally Fortin’s Legion- behind the a m of Jim ting rid of the old “ Boston” tag Town's No. 1 softball diamond, Fitzgerald Field, pair • „ j- 4.- j ^ uled twl-nlght doubleheader to reliever Bob Bolin In the come to be expected where tery adventure. Patriots still had no home of day he wasn’t. The club said he Sunday for CTub Champion in tne prediction depart- dropped Boston 6% games be- sixth. Singles by Yastrzemskl, HOME RUNS — Melton, naires beat Rockville, 3-1 last Balesanoto give each team four since it would no longer be now the New England Patriots Anywhere else, such a stillng their now—an "orphan” team was on leave for reasons of ghlp golf play at the Manches- of the Charter Oak sports complex. ment. hind Baltimore In the East Dl- Rico PotroceUl and George Chic., 26; cash. Det., 23; night at Henry Park, but Tues- .Tb® P'-®®»'^*-® dry 'night’s 2-1 'setback, ended equally shared, whoever lost are concerned, bu t even of calamities would produce moving from Harvard Stadium playing its games In the city, health, but Rush said he’d been ter Countiy Club. Worn spots from the shortstop and _ second base Weaver figures that with ■ 18 vision. Scott produced another Beston R.Smith, Bost., 23. Manchester’s dreams of being would probably lose tliev seem to be having shock waves, but New England to Boston College to the Pen- Even this couldn’t get done fired. Whatever happened, he CLASS A areas are beginning to edge their way coi$$ecuUve games with strong Kasko tmd his charges failed run In the seventh, STOLEN BASES — Patek, called zone champs. Bright spot everything. more than their share of have learned to take their way Park home of the baseball without a hitch—the name was was gone and replaced by his Medal Play field. Plus, the pitchers, after releasing the ball, taxe teams In the American League to get a shot at the split ot the Merv Rettenmund, who had K.C., 36; OUs, K.C., 34. Provost, _ last night was the relief chuck- Tuesday, that pressure teat stramre events this vear team’s misadventures in stride. Red Sox. changed to “ Bay State Patri- assistant, John Mazur, who la 7:41 Oleksinski, D. two or three quick steps back- the Red Sox will not only lose twlnbUl. A steady rain flniUly four hits, tripled off Bolin with PITCHING 12 Decisions First veteran quarterback "I see the PatrioU are oper- Every year they were sup- ots,” but the furor over that sUll at the helm. Zaroskl, Elliott. j j Stevens drove both laps In ground to the Orioles, but may forced postponement of the sell- one out in the BalUmore ninth, Ing by Ray Bilodeau, Manchester when lowly Rock- Dobson, Oak., 11-1, .917, 3.06; The saddening part of Man- ville (5-13), fielding only nine Joe Kapp walked out at the atlng In their usualform.” Is posed to be on the verge of name was so great that red- All this and a losing football 7:48 Temple, S. Ferguson, even be overtaken by Detroit ond game after 1% Innings. but Frank iRoblnson struck out. Blue, Oak., 19-4, .826, 1.63. Chester’s second place finish is players and missing three stnrt- start of the NaUonal Football the.pretty much standard man- leaving New England, but final- faced . club officials turned team too (the Pate had a 2-12 CrMiln, Ogren. iir“' is v ““ for second place. The Red Sox appeared en Lyle then was summoned from 7 :66 McKee, W. Clark, Wat­ Lately «.ia h», W t»«l aH.«. ». STRIKEOUTS — Blue, Oak., that Uie locals downed Ea.st ers. downed a weak hltUng Man- League club’s preseason train- In-the-street response. ly they did Indeed get their new around and switched again to pro football last season), but five nights a week for town com- The Red Sox will be out to route to an easy victory before the bullpen. Lyle was tagged son, Wlgren. 223; Lollch, Det., 219. Hartford In three of four meet- Chester club, and gave East ing camp Next last year’s top years, the standing Patri- stadium, which Is now nearing the New England label. the fans continued to support make Weaver look bad from their relief aces, southpaw for two hits and then Tatum for ___ ^ ______8:02 Dotchln, Kennedy, Mad- Fred DeSarro 10th, Leo Cleary the outeer tonight when they Sparky Lyle and right-hander one as the Orioles tied the NATIONAL LEAGUE ings. Manchester was emotion- Hartford a clear shot at the draft choice Phil Olsen escaned ots’ joke was the question of a completion In the town of Fox- Before they changed their the team. Some 60,000 season BATTING 27B at bate — ally keyed for the 4-1, 3-2 and 4- title. ' .Wium, t.» W..K. . ,bo«. » ml.e. B»,. face- the third-place Tigers at Ken Tatum, failed in the late score. Patriots” chm ied tlcketsTave been '^ ld already '*“ ;o°L ‘*GlgUo, Fahey, Daley, aJescSekuled on four nlghte with “ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ S J ^ ^ q u a llfy - Fenway Park. Innings of the twilight game, Tatum took the lose as he Torre, St.L., .363; Beckert, 1 beatings they gave to the Tonight’s makeup game with hole in his contract. Now It’s new site was mentioned, ton. coaches last season, and that this year. AnnuUl. Friday’s open for postponed ^ Modified,” . ___ ing position ot r Boston Manager Eddie Kasko which took 3 hours and 12 min- surrendered a run In the lOth Chic., .348. champions, but against other Enfield has been canceled, 8 :16 Heath, Pletrantonio, games. ^ Hendrick named southpaw Gary Peters, utes. ou a hit batsman, a si^rifice, RUNS — Brock, St.L., 86; teams the winning desire some- Fred Gllha, Dick Marsh, Carlson, Mustard. There’s Isn’t-much one can do Hena GABY PETERS owner of a 10-8 record, to open A single by Doug Griffin and an intentional walk, a doubleEARL WEAVER Bonds, S.F., 81. times escaped them. Bale.sano, Brad Steurer, Don about the wear and teau* of such Pro Football Roundup 8:23 T. Jacobsen, MoGurkln, The first Sunday erf every the important series with Det- a wind-blcwn double by Carl steal and Rettenmund’s ground Predictor RUNS BATTED IN — Star- Manchester had several G.audreau, Tom Happeny and a fine field, except at seasons Hurts Tonight Tomczuk, Odell. month, the Lebanon Valley rolt. The Tigers plan to counter Yastrzemskl gave Boston a 1-0 single through the middle. gell, Pitt., 100; Torre. St.L., 88. chances to take a strong foot- Roger Talbot will make their Cuba’s Marathoner end, reseed It and hope for the 8:30 T. Prior, T. McNamara, Speedway In West Lebanon, HITS — Torre, St.L., 166; hold on the zone crown, but ]ggt appearances In Manchester best Hie foUowlng year. L. Horvath, Madde. N.Y., holds a lOO-lap open Garr, AU., 148. losses to the other teams kept uniforms Monday night In a 8:37 McFarland, Lennon, Her- » * * Thomas Man on Go, competition race with $2,000 go­ End Home Stand with Loss Two More on Injured List TRJPLES — Metzger, Hdust., them In second place. benefit game under the lights at dlc, Leone. New Oiampions ing to the winner. The track Is 9; W.Davls, L.A., 9. The locals started the sum- pajmer Field, Middletown, Stow 8:44 Oliva, Backlel, E. Lor- Attracts Spotlight Last season Moriarty’s ended a high-banked day surfaced HOME RUNS — Stargell, mer Icadinc; the division, but Marsh, Gllha, Balesano and entzen, Weiman. the regular ’Twilight League sea­ Pitt., 38; H.Aaron, Atl., 31. East Hartford's lone v-ictory Ccach ForUn wll! be In the All- 8:61 Zemke, Plodzik, Elich, oval. against them, dropped Manches- game at Muzzy Field, Makes Little Headway TONIGHT’S SOFTBALL CALI, Colombia (A P)—^Adored distance runner Al­ son with a 204 record. Present- Although rain forced post- Troubles Mounting STOLEN BASES — Brock, Satmders. Mets May Halt Slide ter one-half game behind, .since Bristol, tomorrow night at 7:30. ly the Comets post a mark of ponement of the event until Sun- Lenox vs. Lineman, 6:15 Fitz­ varo Mejias can light a fuse to ignite all of Colombia 8:68 Starter’s ’Time. St.L., 36; Morgan, Houst., 21. East Hartford had played an ■ Manche.trr (3) 14-6, with only a week and a half ^a.y, more than 80 cars filed NEW YORK (AP) — Controversial running back gerald .today, no matter if U.S. track and field heroes virtual­ 9:05 O. Lorentzen, Moriarty, PITCHING 12 Declslwis — extra game Next a 5-2 defeat . remaining on the regular slate, through the pit entrance last Duane Thomas, the fleet-footed ace who led the Dal­ Acadia vs. Billiards, 7\W Fitz­ ly have cinched the Pan American Games for Uncle Home, MarshaU. One of These Days For Battered Tribe Ellis, Pitt., 16-6, .760, 2.74; by last place Windsor pushed 2b las Cowboys in rushing last season, has covered a lot gerald Sam. ------9:12 Hlllnski, Evelhoch, ’Ihe Gas House Gang didn’t ^^ek. J.Johnson, S.F., 12-4, .760, 2.61; the locals even farther behind Mckoon. lb lose a game In the playoffs or ip^p drivers competing at the of ground this past week but doesn’t seem to have Moriarty vs. Tedford, 6:46 Kjte- “ Alvaro, Alvaro,” the voices USA girls have three golds in Crockett, CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) — When Johnny Lipon, McMahon, s.F., 9-3, .760, 3.6I. But Manchester didn't give the finals last summer. They top- Cleveland Indians, said “ it's always s t r ik e o u t s — Jenkins, up, they won the next three and Jtbijk. c. made any headway. ' ' FuUer vs. Gunver, 6 :15 Keeney pled Hartford Insurance In the ^^ver on dirt. Will Cagel, Ip the York Mets may stop their slide in the National League National t«ague Thomas was traded by the hibition <^ner against Cleve- 145-pound Mejias strains to win records. Lyim Graham, a 230- Full Handli^ap Medal Play ------. darkest just before daylight,” little did he realize what chic., lae; seaver, n .y ., m. a second victory over East Nogico.' ss Army & Navy vs. Dean, 6:16 the gruelling Pan Am maraUum pound Fresno, CaUf., giant, 9:19 Conklin, ^ e r , N o^k, «rst test Md swept ^ rtralght ^o. 24 Coupe. Pete » « y from East. ------Divisiwi Hartford put them back on the St<>uror, p Ccwboys to the New England land, put the wraps on their . , . .r , , Bilodeau, p Nebo for the host country. heaved the shot put an incred- Thompson. ® ^ the old days when Stafford was The Mete ended a 6-8 home clnnaU player Gentry didn’t fan W L awaited him the next day. nsnnv cater and one in the heels of the leaders. Patriots last weekend after he workouts and retired indoors stand at Shea Stadium Wednes- In recording his career high of Pittsburgh 68 42 Lipon made the remark after „ ’iwnniwm’o 0 2 Pero’s vs. Fire, 6 :18 Robertson Mejias whipped a thundering ibie 61-8-% Wednesday night. 9 :26 White, Matte, Berner, Faces gone from the club are ^ surface, made an appear- The stage was set for the final Totals- Ropi,vll 24 3 8 tossed several verbal barbs at Wednesday. Coach Dick Nolan day by losing 1-0 to ClnclnnaU 11 whiffs. St. Louis 60 60 an r loss Tuesday In which ,Tthe y ^ ^ ^ Different Look if) <1> herd of 887 runners In Apgll to Women’s gymnastics continue Kelly(' hard-hitting outfielder John along with Ken Shoemak- pairing between the two a week ab r h c rbi Dallas management and re- trimmed the pracUce schedule SILK CITY win the fabled Boston Marathon to be a mtjor medal-maker for 9 :S3 Anderson, H. Gigllo, Bar- Porteus, catcher Wally Wldholm, p^g Griffin and Rene despite an 11-strikeout perform- ” I don’t figure on striking Chicago 69 60 later, and toe Z ^ e ^ h t title 2 0 0 0 0 quested that he be swapped, ^rom two workouts a day to one ance by Gary Gentry. They him out because he’s a defen- New York 65 63 lost for the season with tom . . ___ . _____ .. . . In Twi’s West, 2 0 1 0 0 ris, Shaw. shortstop Rich Polaskl and Charland. * 1 UI 1..#*. 1.__ fiYu^ the fame, despite the fact that could well have been oecldea. Berp^r. 3b 3 1 0 0 0 Under terms d the t^ ^ c U a n DeOormler Motors broke a 10- excite his countrymen for the United States, cute 16-year- road trip at Atlanta sive hitter,” (Sentry said. ” I Philadelphia "" ligaments in his left knee. The . * o 10 tie with a run In the top of today’s grrlnd for a Pan Am old Roxanne Pierce of Kensing- 9:40 Rosenthal, Ogden, Mel- Pitcher Brendan Burke. open a ® , r I______j *u^ he went hitless.He drove In a A Sunday trip to Windsor kr^wskl .ss^ 2 0 1 0 0 New England sent halfback „ , . . ' tonight. don’t care If he gets a hit, but Montreal next day, Lipon and the Indians _ , ...... ^ MB’s in Action 3 0 1 u 1 Carl Garrett and the Patriots’ ^ “ es Joe P ^ lt and WlUle seventh inning to defeat medal. ton, Md., winning four gtdds to ley, R. ’Tarca. ’The new look for the Comets -while visiting Connecticut West Division went* outJ. I and Za 1 lost^.,* their sixth run . in the __fourth with a ground- Locks ended In a double defeat Roach, 2b' 3 0 0 0 0 ’We still haven’t teen able to It tees me off that I walked the out and was the man Fester and virtually dropped the locals LTOnard^ lb 3 0 0 0 0 No. 1 draft pick next year to registered long touch- Sportsman Tavern, 11-10, last 6-foot-lO Mejias, a man lead a Yankee sweep. 9;47 Baker, Mistretta, A. Cal- are Leo Veleas In left, Mike jjragway last Sunday It was .693 — straight, 7-3, to the Yankees, TTie battle In toe Western Dl- 1 0 0 0 0 put It all together, but one of elghrthplace hitter. You 3 Francisco walked to force In a run in the Dallas and also received line- down runs as the Atlanta Fal-. night at. ___Fitzgerald„ ______Field, of 30 with mustache and rippl- ipjjg old-timers are doing amari. Chesky at short, BUI Merrill be- ©bvlous Frank MAratta gave the .632 7 and also lost—at least tempo­ vision of toe Hartford Twilight out of toe race. But they got Flaherty, p. If. p 2 0 0 0 0 these days maybe we will,” shouldn’t walk him.” Los Angeles sixth. man Halvor Hagen and wide cons conducted a 30-minute Mike Kilby stroked four hits **'8' muscles. Is married to for- part, led by 41-year-old A1 CT-ASS C hind the plate and Pete Sala y,g ijggt in drag racing. De- .609 9% rarily—the services of two League has a different look to- another chance when Windsor 20 1 4 0 1 commented Manager Gil Hodg- The Met right-hander w «it on AOanta Mingori, the Indians most ef- receiver Honor Jackson from rushing scrimmage, for the winners with Bob West­ mer USA - Olympic swimmer Hall of <3iarlton CSty, Mass., Full Handicap Medal Play and John Seraflnl on the mound, gpjjg threating skies Maratta .509 9% more pitchers, Ray Lamb and day as toe streaking Herb’s Locks turned around to down Manchester 000 010 2—3 Terri Stickles. es. ”^^at’s what we need to say that If he hadn’twalked Houston Rnoicvillf- Oto loo 0—1 the Cowboys. The coaching staff of the brook, Whltey Jenkins, Tony who sailed the hammer a 9:64 Manchester, Plerro, Elg- It should be an Interesting brought In enght of the nation’s fectlve plteher and toelr left- g vk dosed tow withinmw a East Hartford. 2B: Bilodeau; SB: Gaudreau. Tal­ most and that’s what I hope for Woodward he would not have ancinmU .466 16% Steve Mlngorl. , m a II a # ciwAyslallaf . u . Yzrao . 4n_ ^ ...... * .. . . Tex Pittsburgh Steelers came away Mazzadza and Pete Burnett rap- While Alvaro rans for record 216 feet Wednesday ner Sr.,.J. Calamari. playoff this season, since the f„nny cars. Including Jungle .364 27 As the Indians move Into banded rellrf socialist, was In- ^ league leading bot; SAC: Landmxnn. Berger; DP: Dallas President as we start this trip. It doesn’t thrown the curve that R ^ San Diego ji- jured In a freak pre-game accl- * .. . Marsh, McKcon. Flaherty, Leonard; Schramm, who has been a tar- from a goal line offense drill ping two hits eaich. lombia, the talent-deep Ameri- night. 10:01 Dutelle, Gingras, Ber- New Britain Falcons have de- jjjjj Upberman, Jean Snow, sound that difficult.” whacked for the game-winning Wednesday’s Results Washington for a weekend J***^®** ^ *^®** pre-game New Britain Falcons last night. IX)B: Manchester 8. Rockville 2: ----- are continuing to jam feated the locals In previous gjj, Lawton’s USA Chevy Chicago 6-3, San Diego 4-0 Volkswagen, cellar-dwellers Joins M B’s BB: Steurer 3. Flaherty 5, Put* 1; get of Thomas’ fiery criticism, and remarked their team For the losers, Tony Morianos Jan Johnson, a University of tussl. For seven innings Gentry en- double, series starting today, they have ‘*®"*' __ .. SO: Steurer 2. Bilodeau 6. Flaherty announced Wednesday that part showed Improvement over their collected four singles with Don m®‘r ^ Alabama pole vaulter from Chi- 10:08 Oeed, Conran, Lacha- meetings. Once during the sec- Qgniaro and King and Marshall’s gaged In a scoreless pitching "R^se guesses a lot ^th me Cincinnati 1, New York 0 just elg^it pitchers and seldom- ” ® ^ ttin g In f r ^ toe in toe Eastem Division, pinned 10: Hits off: Steurer 4 for 1 run In Ace righthander Jim Bale­ 31 Innlnes; Bilodeau 0 for 0 runs In of thi deal had been canceled. 1970 performances In that area. Crowell and Howie Skinner rio- witn ^ m m i ^ - ^ aim cago Heights, HI., gave the ond half of the season the West­" Baracuda. Lleberman set a new Houston 2, Los Angeles 0 used X g e Colbert vrill make a a 3-2 defeat on toe Falcons. duel with Gary Nolan, despite a and when he guesses right he enter the dugout when a wild sano of Manchester’s Ameri­ 34 Innlnes; Fl"herty 4 for 2 runs In Thomas wqs - coming back to The Cincinnati Bengals had Ping two hits apiece. Gary Me- lavorite-ready to begin Fri­ crowd of 40,000 a charge by 10:16 Pesslni, McCarthy, Du- ern Division Falcons pinned strip record of 212.76. All eight rain delay ® on .a «quid diet ^ Uu'm gggjngt the New Britain Fal- 7:26 Red Sox vs. Tigers, swlng at several pro football ning to defeat Walnut Barbers, 60 medalllOTis Including 12 the middleweight class to bag M o n C V IN O W G o a l to grow for the modlBed and ly known as the super modlfleds toe MB’s said Balesano will Thomas deserted the Patriots off the fenM te right center. but was replaced by Carroll In New York (SadecM 6-3) at White accounted for two runs In weeks, but that he might be (Comets lost their five WTIC last golds, 26 silvers and 12 bronze. three gold medals. p'rkz* ^®*® n>°^®l stock cars. running at ’Thompson Speedway make his debut Tuesday tmining camp Monday. camps as teams battled the 13-10 at Fitzgerald Field Jfcte gte te^ on with two the ninth alter walking pinch- Atlanta (Kelley 6-3), night toe flr^, Lamb settled down «*1® P**®** “ ®®^*y “ “ r® and half game advantage when 8 :00 Yanks vs. Orioles, Canada Is a distant third with USA fencers ewashbuckled X iX.lt;A.ailUcr Sunday, Aug. 22, at Uithe one and have given a $400 bonus to the Schramm said the cancella­ midnight deadline for a 60-play- night. o u f t a ^ e ^ l S ! bTt C le v e r hitter Art Shamsky. Plttebui^h (Kison 2-2) at and didn’t allow a hit until two weekend, d e p e n ^ ^® East Hartford Jets defeat- night at Mt. Nebo. an aggregate of 25 their way to men’s and wom­ a half mile Trenton track the first modified coupe to beat the WINF, Oi. 18 tion had been prompted by er limit. The Kansas City Roger Macaione stroked two 6-6-16 for Clav Carroll Induced Ken Bos- N ol^ had survived a bases- Mimtreal (Strohmayer 4-3). were out In toe fifth. Tlien Jer- adjusts to toe toet and ^ ablU- 6-4. en’s foil team crowns and U.S. BROOKLINE, Mass. (AP) award money will total $26,000 supers. questions raised about ’Thomas' Chiefs made the biggest cut. doubles and a sin°'le to pace medals. well to ground out to end the loaded situation In the seventh night ry Kenney lined a single ebby Beversis the firrt base^ DON'S AMERICAN SERVICE player was placed on waivers Bruins of the National Hockey homers. Chip McNally blasted a ■They are harder to beat than woman with 13 year old sister sh X u t Mid Sutherland drilled an BalUmore 6, Boston 4, 1st Crispino’s 020 32— 7-6-8 pro tour event began today Scoring a hole-in-one on for each match, the Aussie jun­ 128 TOLLAND TPKE. MANCHESTER Monday and charged the League announced Tuesday the three-run homer with Joe Shea most good male fast pitch soft- Karen as a substitute. ’The u " c J U e ^ ^ a team that Hth Inrdng pinch ^ game 10 Innings, 2nd game. Milka and Lachepelle; Ray, over the Firestone South the fly yesterday was Norm ior whiz of the late 1960s Is try­ ROUTE 83 648-5676 Eagles had dealt with him in purchase of three players from Andy Zledler getting two baU teams. The Queen, Rosie team Is coached by father Roy­ H came t ,;„ove Montreal past Pitts- rain Hits High Note Grimes (4), and Tweedle. course, playing a long and wet Noel. Using an eight iron, ing to remain calm, while re­ bad faith because he ■ was A m erican Hockey League hits each for Annulll. Beaird and her mates, are the al Beaird, who also handles the fc nnp nhone call’s bupgh’s Eastern Dlirlslon lead- New York 7, Cleveland 3 7,180 yards at par 70. Noel aced the 136-yard 12th taining the confidence he built Forsch-all of one phone call s g„^ waived while waiting for an In- clubs. ’Two bite each were recorded five Umes Junior World Cham- microphone. Detroit 2, Washington 1 A field of 103, headed by de­ hole as Fred Lennon Junior within himself as a teen-ager NEW YORK (AP) — After writing and singing juried ankle to heal. They were left winger Ron jjy Tele$rficne’s Irv Foster, Bill Ron Allen, Eton Standlsh, had singled In front San Francisco 49ers, ers 40 (Murphy 18, Pietrantino ished the season with an 11-3 was Interested and I said yes. inning gave New York (Kline 8-10), night -This Is the best game of my PGA champion, shot 272 and fu,yan Jr. of Indianapolis, Bob go the amateur ranks and turn the world famous King and His a pitch with amazing speed and K had allowed only three hits be- gearing for their upcoming ex- lO) record. That’s toe lart I heard from Atlanta Its victory over Phlla- Minnesota (Hall 4-6) at Kan- career- fore coming unstuck in toe SAFETY CHECK finished second to Ray Floyd p,gyne of Mount Vernon, 111., pro with World Championship (3ourt highlighted by the bril- accuracy from behind her Leo Williamson and Ron LaJl- them. Just one phone call. delphla. Lum delivered his win- sas City (Nelson 0-0), night Fitzmorris, vriio has doro q , elehth. two years ago when Floyd fired gj,j Curtls Sifford of Los Angel- of Tennis, trying his luck on theliant pitching of Ed Feigner. back, under her legs and while bertl had three hits for Dick’s that’s all.” ning hit after toe Braves had Milwaukee (Lockwood 7-7 or slderable song-writing and sh^- In toe onener qpener, 1 Dick Drago a Classic record of 12-under-par gg tour. Rosie Is aided In the field by on her knees. Elsevrtiere In toe ^NaUon^ loaded toe bases on a single by Slaton 7-3) at Oakland (Hunter ing for several years during the followed by Bob Danahy, Jeff 268. What about his own ------^------bested Bert Blyleven In a tough Maxwell, Gary Tridpet and Ken League Wednesday, Cincinnati"" ‘ ' pitcher Mike McQueen 13-10), night off-season. chances? W e Check shut out New York 1-0, Atlanta vvalks to 'Ralph Gorr and Clilcago (Wood 12-9) at Cali TOMORROW NIGHT Bavier with two hits each. “ I’m striking the ball well,” For the losing Radiomen, Ron trimmed Philadelphia 6-3, Mont- Aaron. fomla (Wright 10-10), night • BRAKE SYSTEMS BALL JOINTS Nichols said. "I hope to do real nipped Pittsburgh 4-3 In 11 . . . ------— m AUGUST 6 Allen cracked a two-run homer well, but sometimes you try too seventh inning. * » . with Eton Standlsh, Ed White, hard in front of your own innings, St. Louis downed San . pADRES — • SHOCK ABSORBERS • WHEEL BEARINGS Dave Krinjak, 'Bob McLucas SOFTBALL GAME folks.” Francisco Y-2 ^d ^W®^® T;^e Cubs completed a victory Race Date T on i^ t In toe ^ ® r TIOERS ■ SENATORS — and John Repass getting two Most pros think Firestone fa­ two San Dl^o. gg„ Diego In a game that • COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS safeties apiece. vors the Wg, powerful golfers compleU^ ^ a s u ^ n ^ suspended after six Innings The lOO-lap open 'competition Ya^es^'blasted the Cleveland r tc L T ^ iitS c li«* ^ r i4 car race at PlalnvlUe Indians 7-3; the D e t^ t “ Q u e e n & Her Maids Uke Tom Welskopf, Palmer and game and then 3-0 In toe regu gtock AND OF COURSE 8Udl.m,„h.aul«U.rWimgnt th. Washington Sena- ^ DUSTY LEAGUE N icklaus. Nichols doesn’t larly scheduled contest. 1 GIRL SOFTBALL TEAM Center Congo secured'second YOUR TIRES agree. first, then spot in the league with a sound "I don’t say the long hitters ASTROS • DODGERS — “ d o u T in r f l Z in- has been rescheduted tonight J ^ P J ^ ^ ^ t S e ' ^ r ' o f ® ! Cornered In the third for the — Fast. Courteous Service — win over North Methodist last have an advantage here. You Forsch, 6-6, struck out nine ning back in May turned out to llie green flag! for toe first heat h e a ^ before winning tally, nig^t at Robertson Park, 16-3. have to keep It straight and you Dodgers and ended a te thetoe deciding hit In the sus- will be waved at 7:30. _Flrst y/. Tw. /=. Congo will meet Allied printing have to negotiate all of those four-g;ame losing streak^eaJe. -Tie _____ ^ SPECIAL OF THE WEEK ^ Monday at Robertson In a play­ pended game. MT. NEBO FIELD fairway bunkers. I’d rather be heul not won since July 4. two^ off game. In the rough,” said .Nichols, The tall rookie was locked In 8:00 P.M. John Schneider pounded out who has won $67,648 In 20 tour a scoreless duel with veteran three hits with Ed McOarthey, tournaments this year. A1 Downing until the sixth In- Senators’ Financial Problem — Adults $1.50 — Children under 14 $1.00 — Cliff Coffin and Bob Herdlc de­ ■nCKETS AVAILABLE AT: Palmer and Nicklaus, who ning when the Astros struck for nnvAiJt TWINS— sersmlth. Tommy John went livering two hits each. paired for an awesome 27-under both their runs, ending a 21-ln- Broke the "»® the White Sox des- NASSITF ARMS OR RYAN’S SPORT SHOP, Th-e losers were paced by Highlights Owners’ Meeting Until Klllebrew broKe tne 19 hftA EAST HARTFORD OR AT 'THE GATE. par 257 for the PGA National nlng scoreless streak. speU, Fitzmorris knew full well P‘*® ®P h . Earl Custer's two hits. Team championship leist week, Roger Metzger started toe Bob Short, Short doesn’t know If he'll te ^j,gt ^gg happening. ., r » e w e R8 — are co-favorites in the Classic. winning rally with-a single Md CaHCAGK) (AP) Palmer won here in 1962 and worked harassed with debts says a s^ ^ ^ I 1967 and Nicklaus in 1968. for the Astros’ only walk. Jim ,utio„ „gust te found quickly if ^ e ^ ^ President Joe Cro- "Ipitchers always say they homer and R ^ e J ^ l t ^ Mon. - Toes. • Wed. 8 - 5:80 ★ Thurs. • Frl. 8 • 8 Sat 8 - 1 Each Is his fifth tour vic­ Wynn ^ s Washlngtrai Senators are to „ i„ reviewing toe ground aren’t aware the^re pitching a Arnie Hams tories of the year, which would along and C ^ar Cedeno remain In toe nation's capital, that I have teen reviewing for no-hltter. I doubt that. No-hlt- Power Oaklan WE HONOR pass Trevino in 1971 triumphs a two-run s*^l®' ^ club’s financial plight three years and still don’t have ters don’t come along often waukee^______WELCOMES HIS MANY as well as give them the No. 1 FRIENDS AND ACQUAINTANCES spot on the money list. was a highlight of talk among the answer.” enough not to te aware of Dodgers a major baseball execu- Short, Cronin and Kuhn make them. A R C O <> TO 592 HEBRON AVENUE — Trevino, resting at his El hasn’t hod too Last it 8 Fights Paso, !Tex., home this week, c l S c e ^ S ^ P ®" “ ''®® “ P ®' ®°*""'‘“ ®® ®®®^"« 'Fitzmorris By THE “ iTED PRESS GLASTONBURY, CONN. chanw to ^ k up meeUng Wednesday after dis- and means of keeping the Sena- much experience with vtotories, CITGO CITGO has won $197,219, Nicklaus Sim Francteco t h e ^ s W ^ tors franchise In Washington. let alone no-hltters. 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Rent shampoo- ■—rt—r;------n siding, general repairs, p o l­ Singer FOUND — The best place to MOTORCTCXiE Insurance — 649-9668. If no answer 643-6362. Roger. er 81. Custom Squares,' 18 SOWING Machine - Call Betty Turner, at the ity workmanship. Financing ____ SEWING Machine operators, sum m er S t.,. 643-9892. Touch and sew in walnut cabi­ C' choose home decorations and part-time, evenings. Call 643- OUTSIDE WORKER labor- net, darns, mends, embroi­ gifts Is Your Gift Gallery at Crockett Agency, for low rates available. Economy Builders, r i c h a r d E. MARTIN. Full 2254. tag on pipe work, tastaU and ALITMINUM sheets used as ders, monograms, etc. Origi­ Watkins, 836 Mata St. Your including passenger liability. In c., 648-6159, 872-0647, eve- professional painting service, 1 643-1677, 9 a.m . to 6 p.m . **'*>S®- Interior-exterior. Free esti­ pump septic tanks, drive smaU printing plates, .009 thick, 23x nally over 8800. Special, 1------^ es> home town friendly world of SEWING machine operator, ex­ and medium trucks. Interest- 36", 25 cents each or 6 for 81- 851.00 caah or term s. CaU 538- gifts. Telephone, 643-6171. m ates, fu lly insured. 649-4411. 1970 TR 6c, Triumph. Excellent LEON CIESZTNSKI buUder perienced only. Apply Cobar tag work, pleasant condlUcms. 643-2711. 0200. Dealer. condition. Call 648-9156 or 872 new homes custom built, re­ Co., 77 Hilliard St., Manches­ LOST — Passbook No. 4-440. McKlmey Biw. SepUc^T^ DARK RICH stone free loam, SERVING machine — Stager PLAIN JANF BY FRANK BAGINSKI 0096. modeling, additions, rec Floor Finishing 24 ter. 643-2254. . Savings Bank of Manchester. rooms, garages, kitchens re- ______Co. MltcheU Dr., off Parker 6 yards 820. sand, gravel, zig-zag. Buttonholes, mono- Application made for payment. HARLEY '74 Panhead, rigid MATURE woman wanted as St. Inquire 7 a.m. - 8 a.m. stone, manure, pool, and patio grams, hems, etc. OrigtaaUy 1 D O N T S W A LLO W I T .... modeled, bath tile, cement f y x jo r SANDING, and refln- frame, 12’’ extended front end, work. Steps, dormers. Resi­ companion for elderly lady Uv- sand. 643-9604. 8349, now only 854. E asy I j u s t c l a r r y IT a r o u n d !!) 2-5 LOST: Passbook No. 25-014691 ishtag (specializing in older 81,609. 1-423-2039. dential or commercial. CaU floors). In and outside paint­ —„Ing in— ------Manchester,, — no heavy , TjTTTiroii'D orAia»nii>r» ------1----- T. ‘term s. Call 522-0931, dealer. I |. Application 1971 HONDA CB 350, low mile 649-4291. ing, etc. No job too smsdl. John NEVER BE able To PI6ESI one week, off second week. l>eneflts, 644-1817. bolted, 30-36-40” wide tops, 6-6- REIFRIGERATOR — aport- Ynade for payment. age, excellent condiUcxi. Must VerfalUe, 649-6760. 80" MV MOn-102-IN-UAW N. J. LAFLAMME — Carpenter Work alternate weeks, o«mown m mrAM a N with no ...rroncurrent t service 7-8-10’ long. From 825. up de- ment size, Uke new, 876. A sell. 646-1988. contractor. Additions, romod- room amd pleas^t su ri^ d- uabllities who has a good me- Uvered, W. Ztaker, 875^)397. gas stove,. 835. Aluminum com ­ eltag and repairs. CaU any­ bination screen doors, $10. HONDA 1971, mini trail 80, new Bonds - chanlcal aptitude to work - 646-2666. roofing. No job too small. .Call service. J. D. Real Estate tag. ElxceUent benefits and chines. Fine working condi­ LARGE quantity of ceUing dally and. evenings. We buy where. Not smaU loan finance squares, reasonable. Also win­ e twibf WIA W . TM tea Ut fet OW. company plan. Douglas Mo­ 610 3111 Assoc.* 643*6129. paid hoUdays. Apply Coca Cola tions in a smaU modeni plant and sell. 643-6946. 1970 460 HONDA street, ma­ at 672 Tolland St., East Hart­ dow screens, clay flower pets, tors, 346 Main. chine, excellent condition, 429- Bottling Co, 451 Mata St., U CARPENTRY' and remodeling, EASIER Payment mortg^e East Hartford. ford. Plesuse call fo r Interview recUner chair. 669-2863. WE BUY, and seU used fur­ '7233 anytim e. plan. Pay interest only for niture, appUances, etc. Week- MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY THUNDERBIRD, 1957, 2 tops. rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, between 1-8 p.m . week days Asking 81i400. Phone after 6 additions and garages. CaU two to five yeara, then p^ PART-TIME typist one evening only. Ask for Mrs. Perry, 628- VSP i evenings, 18. Oxford SEJVEN-MONTH old Rupp road­ thetvio hainnonbalance nrithniitwithout nAtiAltv.penalty. . "r . '"“J'- """ ’ fnldins'wheelfolding wheel chair, doors, bar- bar­ ___,__ , ______p.m ., 649-8716. Tom Ctorbltt, 643-0086. only. Apply in person. State St., Manchester or caU 643- LOOK! A NOTE QUICK! GO FISH IT r r S A Y S "o n l y b u y WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLl ster, equipped for registration, No brokers’ fee, no appraisal 9471. rels, miscellaneous, Saturday, O U T A N D G EE W H A T Pf^ODUCTS THAT COME IN excellent condition. 643-6390. Theatre. 8841' anytime. IN A PCTTLE.' 1908 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass ex- MASONRY work all tyiies stone fee.------CaU------now. -- Im---- m------ediate serv' ------m a n with no draft obligation, Sunday. . 18 Delmont St. ______^ _ THEAAESSAGE IS! RECYCLED BOTTLES"! and concrete, no job too small, ice.. Mortgage Finance Co., g^E LINE Fashions, part or who Is good In mechanics, to -nfTTHKTM nnnl cmuTilete TWOJ»nX2E dark green ll\ ^ BEINS AN ASnaONAUT RDROIETHINiS/ 0 IT6 ALMOST IA^ROS6IBLE ceUent condition, all power, 1966 HONDA, S90, ExceUent 9 I6NT THE eOFT THEFZEfe T H E TO G E T A (SOOD alr-ccnditiontag, low mileage, condition, 8150. 643-8466 after over 20 years experience. EYee 2431-1416, 653-7162. . time' opportunity for 6 work slacond shift, 4:80 p.m. to ®^“ a ccS ^ s.^ ^ aftw BALLOON STRING THESE 82,260. 648-8465 after 6 p.m , estim ates. CaU after 6, 643-1870 women who must supplement 12:30 a.m. packing polyethy- ^ . . any tables 880. Good condi- V DEAL EVERVBOC7/ PROBLeVi OF 5. PROP3ERTY owners — consoU- 649 3409 THINKS IT IS. SPARE BARTS. DAYS. or 644-2976. - their family income but who Lene bags. An opjportunlty to _J______;______tion. 644-1966. 1867 CAMARO, 4-speed, V8 en- date your bUls into one month­ cannot take ordinary time- learn to become a set-up man ALUMINUM screen ,- storm G NEW HOME sewing machine VOAJgS + . gtae, 81,200. Savings Bank of Busineu Services 13 WES5 ROBBINS Carpentry re­ ly easy payment. Fast, confi­ on polyethylene bag machines, doors, built-in bath tubs, lava modeling specialist. Additions, dential service. 646-1110. clock jobs. Display Bee Line cabinet model for sale. CaU ftfleewAY M anchester. 646-1700. Fashions without neglecting Good working conditions in a torys, toilets, kitchen cabinet BRUSH chipper rental. Stop rec rooms, dormers, porches, , . ^ small modern plant at 672 Tol­ 628-1034. 3-5 1906 OLDSMOBILE ^ ^ cabinets, formica, buUt-tos, MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec- home and famUy. No delivery, sinks, metal wall cabinets, hut pollution, chip brush and trees, land St., East Hartfoiri. Please water furnace. 643-2465, 648- tom station wagon, can be seen use chips for mulch. Special bathrooms, kitchens’, 649-8446. ond, third. All kinds. R ealty sales talk or conventional sell­ ROPER white enamel gas call 628-9471 fo r Inte’rvlew be­ 1442. t - at The Crockett Agency, 244 prices fo r contractors. 742-8252. ______^______statewide. Credit rating unnec- ing. For interview appoint­ stove, 4 top burners, braUer, ------essary. Reasonable. Conflden- ment caU Joyce 876-4649, Mary tween 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. week Mata St., 643-1677. days only. Ask for Mrs. Perry. TAKE A DRIVE to Deep River. oven. Very good condition. 8^- TWO YOUNG man-led men 646-0480, M illie 649-2462. Roofind - Siding 16 tlal, quick arrangements. Ai- New Troll Stuen has unique 643-6042. 1968 CREIVY Nova, automatic, will do small repair jobs and __ ^ ------vln Lundy Agency, 627-7971. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE aOeL turbo-thrift, posl-tractlon, ra- painting, also ceUar cleaning GUTTERS and roofs, all types loo Oonstitutlem Plaza, Hart- PART - TIME help wanted Scandinavian imports for mid- poUR-PIEXJE living room set, ’ca 1820, 9 rooms, 9car ga- tenance 9room home on the MAE. 21 y t T o u t Doily AdhHytSuido SEPT. 23 estate rental ■ apartments, Ing, first-floor family room, one acre, low 40s. Make offer. Ing, work saver Utdien and rage, 8 bedrornns, 1% bathe, rage, 10 acres, 4 outbuUdings. lake, rec room. Fiano Agency, Agency, 646-0181. ' f According Jo (ho Slora. AM. »» OCT. 22 homes, multiple dwellings, no To develop message for Friday, formal dining room located on AUl dormer, % acre lot. Many M0,000. T, J. Crockett, Real- 6492677. SBLUNO your home or acre­ Incorrect 6 1 2 -2 9 3 4 6 1 6 2 6 3 7 ( V fees. Call J.D. Real Estate As­ » reod VYords corresponding to numbers Indian Drive. Open for Inqiec- extras. M c^tt Agency, 649 076-6279. 57-67-79-86 51-60-81-90^ MANCHESTER $H,500. Cen- ______ANDOVER — Lakefront 110’, age? For prompt friendly serv­ o f your Zodioc birth sign. ADVERTISING sociates, Inc. 648-5129. MARTIN School Area, New 7- located 7-room C^fe, ga- tion Sunday 1-4 p.m. Evenings 1180. ice, caU Louis Dlmock Real­ (OonfliHied from Page One) y f TAURUS \ WARANOKE RD. COViUrrRY — Seduded start- CUonlal, formal dining room, 1 Present 31 Being 61 Your room Cape, 8 bedrooms, fami­ 66. Starkweather Oonstruc- AEE. 20 476 MAIN ST. — 6. room s, fam ­ home. In fine residential area. rage, nicely shrubbed and MANCHESTER — Just listed. er or retirement home, large huge Uving room, 8 bedrooms, ty, Realtors, 6499628. about this whole thing other 2 F rie rx h 32 Before 62 Knock* CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ly room, 2-car garage, fire­ tion, 6465858. ^ MAT 20 .3 Lo ck 33 Lig h t 63 D o n 't ily of adults, security, $150. a Tremendous -location and treed lot. Quiol^ occupancy, 4-4, 2 family. Double garage, -knotty pine Uving room, bed- Jalousled sun room overiook- 64 T o place and aluminum siding. than to say that a lot of people . 9-2931-42 4 You 34 Roportt 8 AJM. to 4:30 P J». month. 646-2426, 0-5. priced to sell. Drive by, signs Bel A ir R eal Estate, 648-9382. exceUent condiUon. $28,600. room, kitchen, bath, double ing lake. MUat be seen, don’t ^45-568988 5 B rig h t ^ 35 B « fo rt 6 5 lncon>e M erritt A gency, 646-1180. were unavailable when this sto­ 6 6 Those on property. T. J. CTMkett, MANCHESTER Heritage House, 646-2482. lot, room for expansian, lake Just drive by. High 40s. 742- 6 Oefiberott 36 Fovo rt $28,800 -S IX -R O O M siligle plus New York Seeks ry broke and that we could not GEMINI 7 Conquer 37 Wofthwhll* 67 IrKrebse SAGITTARIUS COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. R ealtor, 643-1577. TWO acrea, 7-room Raised extra lot of record, east side, & VICINITY privUeges. Asking $9Ji09. COU 7902. MAY 2t 8 C h eck 38 Shouldn't 6 8 W h o 're Nor SIX-ROOM Duplex, no pets. In­ owner-agent, 742-6661 sort thingn out until now.” 9 Insteod 39 Chonca 69 Authority 4:M PJtL DAY BBFOBB PCBUCATION Ranch, built-ins, recreation older home, 8 bedrooma, oU Parking Fines JUNE 20 40 Among 70 Toctfully DEC Deadline for Saturday and Monday !■ 4:M p.m. Friday quire 09 Birch S t RAISED Raimh, 8 bedrooms, 2 ll-49-62-72 12 Stock 42 Bogg«d 54-65-74 all storm windows, large treed 4126, 649-1022. en with breakfast room, for­ A-ZONE buUding lot in conve­ buUt Ranch. ’Two fireplaces. Ranch -with all the luxuries. 13 Y o u r 43 You / 3 CKor>ge monthly including heat, on bus Realtors, 640-5324. been ^ ZZegler, said the U.S. gov- CANCER 74 M atte rs YOCB COOPERATION WILL lot in prestige nei|hb(»hood, mal Uving and dining room, nient location, nicely treed, and 14 Yo u 44 Shines line, security deposit. Call 648- flat. $6,600. W olverton Agency, n o t , been In- JUNCV 15 Aspects 45 Down 75 A BE APPRECIATED many extras. Low 40’s. Call MANCHESTER — 2-famlly, 85- MANCHESTER famUy room, 8 fUU batha, 2 Double lot. Excellent area, ing room with waU-to-waU car- a k J i M a formed of a,^ mm* ' nor 46 A 7 6 B it D IAL 643-2711 1121. Realtors, 6492818. JULY >2 1 6 0 f owner, 646-8674. 37 Cheatnut St., aluminum aid- FOREST HILLS AREA firejUaces, double garage. $33,900._ . Hayes n.TixTj -u-nr A- gency,______j , w646 . v «MMM|6a «S W a «4«g 621-32-43, 7094 after 4 p.m. . with trees. Assumalrie. A Bowers School area, city water, 9 1 6 2 7 -3 8 80" MULBERRY brocade sofa, Tenements 63 646-0131. screened porch, carpeting, 2 bedroom suite, carpeting, 0499832. toe ^ violations quested toe Scandinavian alr- S /4 7 -6 1 -7 1 2 6 For 56 Creote 86 A ssets 5 9 7 9 8 3 -8 7 home for the discriminating sewers. Wefleott Realty, 569 27 Funds 57 And 67 M oves riscES veiy good condition, plus 3 alr-condltioners, many extras. etc. A plu^ redwood and VIRGO 58 Recognized 88 Plons WE HAVE, customers waiting AVAILABLE now, 4 - room buyer. $89,900. J. Florence, 8200. COVENTRY — New Usting, 9 golf course. "•siSSLi“ Situated «on »an 2 8 Second HE. It matching: pillows. 64S-81S0. CaU owner, 643-1752, 6434934. brick home set on VA acres necticut residents. gested In toe Swedish news- AUG. 22 !29 Argue 59 Superiors 89 Involved for the rental ot your apart- apartment, second floor, stove READY BEFORE 6495806. room Ranch, central heat. acre lot. Ortly $44-,900. FYo- 90 Hobbies In distinctive neighborhood. VlUtNON —Batten Lake lot $4,- UntU a reciprocal agreement paper," Ziegler added. strr. 22 % 3 0 T h o t 60 Recreation MAh. 20 CRIB and mattress and high ment or home. J.D. Real Es- included, adulte only, no peU, SCHOOL STARTS DUNCAN RD. Won’t last at $11,900. Frechette chette -Realtors, 647-0098. was reached In Jtme, New York 6/6 ' — Anaaidi muii » * C \V/ a • ■60s. 200. Vernon high scen ic lot. $6,- Xuan Thuy, North 'tfietnam’s Q s 1-192635 (^Adverse ^Neutral 7 -1 9 -3 9 4 1 chair, canning Jars, cast Iron tate Associates, Inc. 643-5129. until 6 p.m .______6 large rooms, large breeie- I j O L W R ealtors, 647-0998. &/46-5M9 152-64-73 COVENTRY BRICK RANCH with 83’ flre- 900. ToUand acre, $4,000. Cov­ COVENTRY — Country Uving ^ chief negotiator at the Parla radiator 68x12", MO-0660. per month. Peterman Agpency, LARGE 3-room home, pleasant, way, 2-car garage, 1V4 tiled b ARROVTO AND WALLACE CO. high on a hlU, seven-room Oo- ^ addresses of Oonnecticut talks, caUed the reports jUaced Uving room, huge entry half-acre $3,500. Hayes CXIVENTRY — 1961 Ranch, 8 convenient location, large baths, buUt-ins, full attic, fire­ lonlal, 11x24’ front-to-back Uv- violators, NEW 4-room apartm ent. In­ P riced at $19,900 fo r Im­ Manchester Parkade, Manch. kitchen, formal dining room, Agency, 646-0181. bedrooma, attached garage, "excessive hnaglimtion,’’ whUe lawn, working adult or work­ place, plastered walls, city FXTRNITURE and aj^ llan ces cludes stove and refrigerator, mediate actim. Three bed­ 6495800 den, fireplaced famUy room. large wooded lot, hardwood ing room with fireplace. Four ______TYuong Gla Nhan, an attache at ing couple. 643-2880. utUlties, immediate occupancy. for sale. CaU 646-8175. heat, hotwater, carpeting, $185. rooms. 2-car garage, lhc21 8 huge bedrooms (21x16), floors, 16 minutes from Man­ bedrooms, aluminum the North lUefnamese Embassy U.S., Allies living room . 100x160 treed Charles Leq>erance, 6497620. $30,900. Austin A. Chambers, W olverton A gency, 649-2813. C Itn W iNUC Im.'' MANCHESTER — New listing 2% baths, 2-car automatic Out of Town chester. $18,600. M eyer, R eal­ in Stockholm, termed the re­ THURSTON Apartments — 140 lot. R ealtor, MLS, 043-2325. INVITATION IBlllard St., Manchester. Open MANCHESTER — 4-bedroom — Huge 19room brick Ramh, garage, executive surround­ tors, 648-0600. port a “falbrication’’ and said It Antiques 56 ONE - BEDROOM apartment It's time we sold this! Make For Sale 75 Press For for your inspection dally, 9 "Sure, / fcove no interest in work, I'm indolent, nonpro­ Cape, dining room, 2 baths, exclusive area, Uve in one of ings. Offers Invited. COVEUITRY Lake araa, vacant T O B ID was "totaUy unfounded." with heat, references requir­ an offer. fireplace, garage. Owner wUl Manchester’s finest locations, BAST HARTFORD — Law­ VERNON "A release of American pris­ SOLID maple 4-drawer Gov. a.m. to 8 p.m. Three rooms ductive and neglect ^rsonal hygiene—but I dU it 4-BEDROOM UAR built 6room house on. big wooded ed, $160. per month. H iilbrick consider reasonable offer. Hel­ large beamed Uving room, din­ rence St. 2-famUy house, 5-4% Sealed bids wlU be received oners In the __ present______situation___ Is Winthrop desk, oomblnaition featuring wall-to-wall carpet, without drugsr KEITH REAL ESTATE Ranch with a .total- of nine BUILT TO ENTERTAIN corner lot. Asking $11,900., but Cease-Fire A gency, R ealtors, 646-4200. en D. C ole, Realtor, 043-6666, ing room, 4 bedrooma, famUy ropma. FbcceUent condition, at the office M toe Dlre^r„ ^ of impossible tain vlow’ofview of PresidentPreaidenl desk and bookcase, bowl and shades, range, refrlg:erator, rooms. 2-car garage, central ’Three-bedroom Ranch with owners wlU listen. Lake prlvl- 646-4126 649-1922 Dick Lemieux 0490737. room, den, kitchen with buUtr carefree tar 5 years. $86,600. General Services, 41 Center Nixon’s unduuiged attitude to (Continued from Page One) pitcher sete, commodes, wash TWO-BB5DROOM apartment disposal and air-condlticner. air-conditioning, fully car­ 9creened-ln porch, two-car legea. Good financing. T.J. stands, china, glass, etc. 10 available Aug. 1st, $140 per Generous. closets, basement Houses For Scrie 72 ins, 2 full baths, 2-car garage, T.J. Crockett, Realtar, 875- attached garage, rec room Crockett Realtor, 6491577. Street, Manchester, Conn., un- oje a e v e n 3 ^ a n ’’ offeikd Out of Town MANCHESTER — Centrally lo- large screened In patl<^ ex­ peted, executive Birch HUl til August 25, 1971 at U:00 a.m. toe VleT^ng tt the Paris secret talks in Paris or else­ per cent discount on all items month plus heat, no chUdren. storage, master TV antenna, 6079. and summer kitchen and For Rent 6 6 tremely large . landscaped area. $54,000. CCVBINTRY — Immaculate 9 where. this weekend. Cha-Ro-Lane, Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 648- laundry facilities. Parking fo r ______dining area plus regular peace talks, he said. yard. CaU today. Frechette SOUTH WINDSOR — Immacu­ room Ranch. Acre lot with PLASTIC LEAF BAGS ’Thuy, speaking to newsmen Habib, who made no mention Rt. 74, half way between Rt. 4635. two cars per apptoent. Heat HEBRON — 3-bedroom Duplex, place, large enclosed heated kitchen. Ebctra large lot. place. Realtors, 047-9998. HERITAGE HOUSE late 9room Raised Ranch, 3 of the Stockhdm reports In his 30 and 83. 872-3279. and hot water included. $175 dishwasher, garbage disposal, Offered by the porch, 2-car garage, 140’ frwit- P rice $32,900. CaU J. M c­ trees. Overslsed double garage, Bid forms, plaiui and apecifi- jje entered toe 124tfa seeaion Only $25,900. Hayea Agency, 646-2482 baths, 3 rooms partiaUy fin­ cations are available at the gi the peace talks, said unless prepared speech, said of toe MANCHESTER — Deluxe two- 6490404. large yard, country setting, age, trued yard. Priced to seU, Laughlin at 649-5306 fo r ap- 24x82 with 100 amp. service. $81,900. Frechette Realtors, 646-0181. MARTIN SCHOOL area. New ished low er level. Only $84,900. General Service Office, 41 president Nixon accepts the cease-fire propoeals: bedroom duplex. 1^ baths, heat included. 228-9522. 7Vi-room Custom Ranch. 8 bed­ For the finer homes pirintment. FHA approved. Assunudrie FOUR-ROOM heated apart­ 047-9998. K ayes Agency, 646-0131. Center ■ Street, Manchester, Commuiriste’ peace plan "the "We have proposed that a Wonted - To Buy 58 lull basement, carpets, ap­ MANCHESTER rooms, kitchen with dinette njortgEge, $112.80 rntmthly. On­ pliances and heat included. ment, no children, no pets, PHILBRICK • • Connecticut Ugt of captured miUtaiy men, The millions of wild cease-fire-ln-place throughout MANCHESTER is only minutes PREFERRED BOWERS and buUt-ins, famUy room, 2 TOLLAND — Leaving state, * ♦ B (Sl W ly $21,900. Pasek R ealtors, HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, $235 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, BisseU and HoU St. area. 643- MANCHESTER — Six-famUy Tiown of Manchester, fgr from becoming tiiorter wUl horses that once roamed Indochina 'be the subject of Im­ Resort Property from thin 8-bedroom Ranch on SCHOOL AREA baths, 2-car garage, lurick and must seU, buy now and save b a r r o WS AND WALLACE CX). kOiS, 2897475, 7498248. bric-a-brac, locks, frames, R ealtor, 649-4535. 1621. and a two-famOy, FTne ctmdi- Connecticut only lengthen." the Old West, commonly mediate negotiations. We have lovely private grounds. Fea­ aluminum aiding. Merritt on four-bedroom Garrison Co­ ^assware. We buy estates. For Rent 67 “ $29,700” tion throughout, a good invest­ Manchester Parkade, Manch. Robert B. Weiss, U.S. miUtary authorities In called mustangs, have been done this, not because we think MANCHESTER — Deluxe one- DELUXE 2 - bedrotom apart- tures fireplaced - Uving room, Agrency, 0491180. ment. Secondary financing lonial, In parkUke setting. In­ Bolton reduced to an estimeded Village Peddler, Auctioneer, AGENCY Immaculate 7-room colonial cludes carpeting, fireplace, 6495306 General Manager West Germany said they had a cease-fire would necesearily bedroom apartment on Main ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, LAKE Winnlpesaukee — Five- Jalouaied-sun room, attached available. Owner has other in- 17,000 in 10 states, accord­ solve aU toe i>roblems associ­ 420 Lake St., Bolton, 649-3247. complete appliances, 2 air- room Chalet, very modem, ful­ 8 bedrooms, IH baths MANCHESTER — New listing. formal dining room, aluminum _ . , „ BEAUTIFUL BOLTON not heard ot any plan to fly 187 St. $167 per month Including garage, and Ingrmmd pooL Remobeled kitchen (self­ Porter St. area, very large 9 tereste. 60s. Wolverton Agen­ storms and screens, walk-out COVENTRY . Raised Raiush, Americm prisoners of war out ing to The World Almanac. ated with the conflict, but be­ ai^Uaaces, air - conditioning conditioners, full basement, ly-equipped. Last minute can­ CONTEMPORARY L Shl^>ed $20,900. Wolvertmi Agency cy, Realtors, 6492818. This lovely 7-room Raised WANTED — antique furniture, cleaning stove and dish­ room Ranch, one of Manches­ basement, large closets, 2^ conelsting of double door en­ INVITATION of Vientiane on an SAS charter The original mustang was cause we seek an end to toe glass, pewter,

ers of toe Nation- French Communist party news- ances, vanity bath. CentraUy prcndmately 875 square feet. RobertsiHi, Realtor, 6496968. At an executive session of errands if desired, free park­ near center, reasonable. Call ed. $14,900. Here’s one you can’t afford Crockett, Realtor, 8796279. OOVBNTOY —Brand gbaU be placed, unless auto- citizenship should be presented diplomatic contacts with the Assembly, were required to paper Humanlte, Thuy made located. $175. m onthly. R . D. $60 mcmthly. 6497295, 647-9756. MANCHESTER — New Usting, room Ranch with extra build- ^ ^ commisaion, Zoning Board of Appeals of by naturalized citizens. Communjst, Fathet Ia o . "I’m qualify as a candidate. what a{^>eared to be a refer- ing. 640-5489. 8291812. MANCHESTER 4-bedroom SpUt to miss!' CaU today. The Murdock, 6492602. preferred west side location. MANCHESTER — Fonr-tamUy ing.— lot 1 ikx:ated— on TTAn'.i/w.b Hemlock .. J r nn _ - Andover, A.'.rfnv,,,. rvninConn., held hAiii nnon -TiiivJuly Dated q j Hebron, Connecti- ju st not going to com m ent," he The court said ’Thl«’Thieu quail- ence to President Nixon’s PRIME air-conditioned office • level, 8 baths, 2 fireplaces, 2- jirice will surprise you. based on Its effect on flood ^ ^ WAiNTED — W orking girl to iiiANGKESTHUl, — 6 space. Pyramid Building, 867 Immaculate 5%-room Ansaldi in center of town location. AU Point, aU aluminum exterior. cut this 3rd day of August 1971. said- “The whole area la that signatures of 452 planned trip to Peking In an ef- Investment Property attached g<^e, b^e 8o^ buUt ranch. 2-car garage, well Appeal No. 84 Henry A. Dom­ share apartment with same. E. Center St. AvaUable Aug. 1. KEITH REAL ESTATE WOODLAND 9room ■ 2q)ortments tor mini­ stove, carpeting, double glaz­ As required by statute, for James L. Derby Jr. sensitive.’’ nmmHimAn and 104 Midorse- fort to advance worid peace. (secimd floor) In newer 9fam- - - - 7fl_A room, sundeck oft master landscaped. Hurry! Hayes ed windowa, many extras. Sale ing—^Variance granted to CaU 6498720 between 3-6 p.m . Secretarial and teleidione an- For Sale mum maintenance. New heat­ purposes of establishing Joseph J. FUl, "There have been continuing ^he National As- Thuy was asked: “While he Uy home. Carpeting and stove, ' bedroom, well treed and land- 646-4126 649-1922 Agency, 646-0181. ing system. Fbccellent invest­ price, $24,900. C all fo r appoint­ conduct a well drilling busi­ swering service available on MANOR these lines, a PUBLIC ReTlstrara of Voters contacts," another dq>lomat In gampiy—is senators and 89 low- maneuvers to gain time, Nixon immediate occupancy. Adults NEW 16 unit garden apartment scaped lot with flagstoned patio ______ment opportunity. Wolverton ment, Starkweather Real ness and to repair and/or prem ises. CaU 9-6, 647-9908. HEARING will be held in Attest: Gladys T. Miner, Vientiane said, "but they have house deputies. continues to try to sow division Apartments - Flats > (»ily. $190. E ast H artford R eal complex, over^M.OOOlnrent- barbecue. Preferred neigh- MANCHES’TER — $20,600. Im- MANCHE8’TEI9-617 Center St. Agmcy, Realtors, 6492813. Fhitate, Realtors, 6496358. store well drilling equipment APARTMENTS toe W ILUNG’TON ’TOWN Town Clerk been stei^ied up slightly be- jflqh’s potion carried the among Socialist countries.. What Estate, 5696840. FIVE-ROOM suite of offices, nig Can easUy be increased, bortiood. maculate 9room Rwcb, waU- older 0>I(Miial, 3 bedroom s. on Hendee Road (former Tenements 63 HALL on Jared Sparks names of 27 deputies and 17 1» your opinion on this sub- heat, hot water, private both, $18,500 per unit. Good return 4-u n iT apartment — good In- to-waU carpet, enclosed porch, Ideal for antique shc^, etc. HOMjES’TEAD ST. ABC Concrete Ck>.) toe Pathet Lao. NORTHWOOD Apartments — CLEAN 4-room apartment, sec- R oad at Route 44 In WEST senators. jeetb” air-conditioning, carpeting, and tax shelter, for the middle come. CaU for details. aluminum siding, Hutchins Large lot. F're^ette Realtors, OFF W. MDMM,!: TPKE. Appeal No. 85 Mr. and Mrs. He said Rand bad been as­ One and two-bedroom apart- floor, nice location, one In- WH|LING’TON on THURS­ ’Thuy replied: "The nature of gpxxmd floor location, parking. sised investor. Carriage Real­ Agency, Realtors, 6496824. 647-9993. MANCHESTER Allegiance Armand LaMonde—Variance signed the specific Job of fol­ American Imperialism has not ments, central air-condition- accepted, no pets. $1M BOLTON LAKE—WeU buUt 9 Comfortable DAY, AUGUST 19, 1971 at A pply' M arlow 's, 867 Main St., ty, 6491110. granted to complete addition NOTICE lowing up the contacts. Here­ changed. It pursues Ue poUby ing, carpeting, balcony, car- with heat. Security deposit, bedroom retirement home, ga- MANCHBlSniiK — Immaculate MANCHES’TER — New listing, 1, 2 and 9bedroom liucury 7:30 P.M. to receive state­ 649522L to house as indicated on tofore, prisoner affairs bad Crash Probers of aggression by diverse ports, plus other luxury tea- 843-0124.______' rage. 9room Ranch plus 12x17’ tam- 9room Ranch, garage, seclud­ apartments. Featiuas waU-t<^ ments by the public prior ROOMING HOUSES sketch supplied with appeal maneuvers and In varied GARDEN APARTMENT Uy room. ’Three large bed­ ed on one-acre treed lot. Ask­ waU carpeting, vanity tile to establishing these lines. No person shaU operate a Ij ^ F^m $^. J- R«al tTHREE h r e e - BEDROOM Duplex, u ______P a n t 11-ROOM CUSTOM RANCH. baths, built-in oven, range, to the Zoning Board of Ap- Qaim Engine forms. It continues to seek to 65 rooms, fireplaced Uving room, ing $24,800. FYechette Read- In particular, owners can rooming house unless be holds full time to the task, the • Estate Associates, 6495129. ,large______yard,, available___*______Immedi­rlOUSe$ R>r Rent WaU-to-waU carpeting through­ dishwasher, refrigerator and divide the Socialist countries, COMPLEX attached garage. Private yard. tors, 647-9003. Indicate any specific por­ P®®“ - , a valid Rooming House Per- HiTjAma/ ronnrt^iJr ately. Recently redecorated, out, 3 baths, large rec room, disposal, electiic heat. 2 alr- In Good Order the movement of National Lib­ LARGE 4-room apartment, first TOLLAND — 6-room Ranch 20s. Wolverton Agency, Re­ tions of their properties Such action to become effec- Issued by toe Director of ? ! would^t^essarily read $200. per month. 6496644. available September for one- Young 24-unit all brick gar­ opening onto patio, with pool. MANCHESTER — Near hospl- condltioners, glass sliding eration and the international floor, range and all utiUties in­ altors, 6492818. and adjoining properties tive_ as . _ of , July * J 81, 1971. -i.ia Health.------Every— —------rooming* house------any ^ uuo **, ne F4ADISON (AP) — ’Die twln- year lease, 2 baths, garage, den apartment complex for Large treed lot, 180x216’ with a tal, lmmau:ulate 6^-room Cape, doors, all large room s. FhU 4 workers’ movement.’’ cluded. Spacious yard, conve­ basement storage area, am­ which they feel do not con­ Dated in Andove^Cfoiui., this permit shall eiqilre on this last q^fled, "but It shows the Amer- engine IHper Commanche that MANCHESTER — One - bed- security, references, $205. sale, over $50,000 In rents) view. MANCHESTER — TTiree-faml- Ideal for medlcad office, TTuiy declared that "o u r In- nient location and parking. ple parking. Starting at $175. tribute to toe flood carry­ Anneals following Ito coooemed and are crashed last week Into toe 129 tet^'m ld'^ t^ '^ cl^ room garden apartment. Car­ m«r Realtor 6492692 will hold public bearings on * checked the SAS report with elusion from laboratory teats of iot uie vie* Real Estate, 6499882. NEWER one-bedroom apart­ niences. Ample off street rlty deposit, $376 per month. 40s by owner. 6499651 I Commission _r*“ will be available Monday, August 16, 1971, start- ..qq^ A/nntAi diplomatic con- several parts of toe dismantled n^eae Communlsta poac ments from $155 per month parking. Rentad $160. per Call Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. 646-6926 ^ the wmingtOT ing at 7:00 p.m.. In toe Hear- TOWN OF EAST HARTFORD tacto In North Vietnam, and «>glne that showed "there la Pt®»- month, l-year lease and 1- tween 11:00 a.m. and 4:80 p.m. and two-bedroom apartments ROBER'TSON SCHOOL 649-8673 Ing Room of toe Municipal EAST HARTFORD, there Y ^ 'h e e n no oOlctol an- nothing wrong with the engine.’’ ^ V 1 «*K month security. CaU Jarvis We NEED LISTINGS from $200 per month. Paul W. Houses For Sole OLDER 7-ROOM on too the Hearing to Bunding to hear and consider CONNEXJTTCUT nouncement to corroborate It’’ He added :“We are now ^ait- ™ Dougan, Realtor, 640-4536. Realty Co., Realtors, 643-1121. Out of Town ______NOW! “Thinking of SeU- answer questions regarding the loUowlng petitions: STATUE ’The Bovernment re- tag an autopsy and toxlcologl«a ddeg^on, cl^ragea me COLONIAL For Rent your property?” CaU flood encroachment program, HBhtRING ALSO IN V IT A 'n O N leased a list of*^ttneriican prte- report from toe pefhollogist at ^ 1^ 1^ ravra- late ccMidition, 2 levels, first qY-.T»A Vt Plus 2 additional buUdlng so that Interested parties ^ item 7 Leo H.' Bedrick, 844 ^ra war 1^ _^eiS^r U^ty-M cCook Hospital In I HEHRON — Wall St., 2 - bed­ level — family room, fireplace, ID D A l I lots. Beautifully maintained prepare for testimony at toe Business Zone T O B ID EXPERIENCED room apartments, heat, hot bedroom, laundry and half home, kitchen Includes stove, hearing. m . Request Special Fbccep- RE:ttfu: POLICE UNIFORMS Nortif^VtaS^i^ bro*^ts KlUed ta^ crash were water, carpeting, appliances, SHOPPING CENTERS OIL BURNER TECHNICIAN bath, 2-car garage, electric refrigerator, disposal, large AU interested parties are in­ Uon______to. permit______retaU sale of Sealed Mda wlU be received have occaalanally named a few Foster Bright attied: "What chUdren welcome. Available Capable of Inotallatlon and minor plumbing repairs. doors, second level — living dining room, 2 living rooms, vited to be present or repre­ gaaoUne as accessory to ex- at the Office of.the Purchasing others. The U.S. DefMise De- of PW ^elj^. • ^ im m ediately. $190 monthly. room with fireplace, formal Now under construction. Broad St., Manchester, one could be a bedroom, 3 sented at toe hearing. Oral isting auto waah eatabUah- Agent, 740 Mata Street, East partment has reported 1,661 . doesn’t the American govern­ • EXCELLENT WAGES a PAID HOUDAYS 6490682, 6492871. dining room, cabinet kitchen, PHILBRICK bedrooms and bath upstairs, spring occupancy; Vernon, Route 88; Windsor statements wUl be heard at 'toe ment and CerUfleate of Ap- Hartford, Conn., until THURS- Amerl^ servicemen captured ^5^give a reply to thla^Jopo- • RETIREM ENT FLAN self-cleaning range and hood, • GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS garage. AU city utiUties, bus hearing and writtenr statements proval tor same, and varl- D A Y , AUGUST 19, 1971 AT 9:00 or missing. son attorney, PoiamM «wpont, J*,, hockville dishwauaher, disposal, 3 bed­ Locks, Route 75. a NO TRAVELING TO HARTFORD line, schools, and shc^^plng. received at or before the hear­ ance of required afreet a .M. and wiU be pubUcIy open- Hie United Sta^ has pro- Thuy said ta Ws qpeecfa: “It rooms, 2 baths, loads of closets, 8 2 5 8 Our men know of this ad. CAREN APTS. AGENCY $82,600. C all Suzanne Shorts, Hurry with your requirements, we will build to 38-50 2188 ing wUl be included in toe frontage and aide yard, at ed and read at that time and posed that U.S. prlaonera be to- the would be empty talk to affirm Write: BURNER DEPARTMENT waU-to-waU carpeting in living 6498233. hearing reeprd. above location. place for toe above mentioned teraed ta a neutral country, c o t^ on the poemoti of toe ^ ^ ^ 3^, 4V& room apartments. room, dining room, hall and su it , ’ John J. Curry, Embroider a colorful Item 8 Richard F. Lydon, 161 commodities and service. such as Sweden, until the Viet- tower. P .O . Box11Z6 Available now. Including ap­ stairs, laige sundeck, antique MANCHEKTER — Nice three- For those ‘at-dase’ mo­ D irector pliances, wall-to-wall carpet­ brick front and shingle sidings, ments . . . a lovely duster panel of the Pledge of Manchester, Conn. 06040 REALTORS bedroom Rancdi. Three acres. Commercial — Industrial, various other locations Allegiance Oath in easy- Dated July 22, 1971. ing, heat, hot water, swim­ frontage 106. $44,900. 219 Scott Ideal for horses or pmiles. to be made with puff or available on land lease or build-to-suit basis. flowing sleeves. No. 8268 to-do stitchery. No. 2188 ming pool, storage and park­ Dr. A.A. Chambers, Realtma, Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649 has hot-iron transfer for ing. FYom $160. Coll Su- MLS, 648-2825. with PHOTO-GUIDE is in eria Ucenae and Certificate toe Office of the Purchasing iris not~^catM*on amTa^ *®r .toe troop withdrawal. In 4585. Immediate occupancy — Manchester, 25 Olcott St., Sizes 38 to 60 (bust 42- 14" X 18" design; color perintendant, 8791666, 279 chatt. o< tar ta ta ., ,» MUn EM "iJS ^ ty rM rta, ta rta .vrta 64). Size 40, 44 bust . . . above location. HarfforH rvwm dochtaa by the end or cnia year. else deadline tor the U.S. total 1510, 242-6658. MANCHES’TER — 4-4 duplex, 646-4200 TWO-FAMILY, Manchester. 4,600 square feet. Ideal for commercial, light man­ SEND lO t In e i l i i f ir nick p ittin i above location. Hartford, Conn. live practicaUy rent free. New 8% yards of 46-inch. -InclH u pMtMi mi HnKIInz. withdrawal, Mr. Nixon reveals Good condition, fine location, 2 ufacturing, warehouse, additional 12,000 sq. ft. PRESIDENTIAL *11118 hearing, previously un- The right la reserved to re­ ASSEMBLERS ROCKVILLE — AvaUable Au­ baths, 2 bedroom s. Only $28,- Patterns available only scheduled, Is being held ta ject any and aU, or any part Cool Area Neglected his real Intention of not putting gust 1st, 3^-room apartment. 900. Call now. iWcUcott Realty, furnaces, $83,900. CaU 6496005 available. in sizes shown. . VILLAGE APTS. Mail Robbery an end to the war." MANCHESTER — Business place of toe meeting which of any or aU bids when such Residential area. Adults, no MLS, 5698200. after 6 *p.m. * ______SEND 7M In cniu fir m c Ii p itta n N .Y . IDIM. zone, large w^I kept estate- -IlcM Uli nntt« M i Diilllni. MANCHESTER waa canceUed on July 19, 1971. action la deemed to be for the LONDON '(AP) _ FVair rob- CHE’YHINNE, W yo. — H ie Good Wages and Benefifs pets. Security. 649-4824. Choice Main Street office space, various sizes. WsmirtTr '"* ” ^ * * y Print N aan.. M* i m « rai UP AU persona Interested may best Interest of the Town of ben pnning aa window cleaners largest concentration of U.S. TWO FAM ILY, 4-4, new baths like home, IH baths. Mainte­ MANCHESTER. — Cape, Uving CODE • n ilW n N n a lir. One and two bedrooms. attend these hearings. East Hartford. escaped with $144,000 1“ stamps coal that could be strip-mined Skin More Stretchable ROCKVILLE — 5-room duplex, and kitchens, wall-to-wall car­ nance free exterior. Double ga­ room with fireplace, redec9 0gEggU0S>BWY0BK, The Spring & Summer Immediate oooupnuicy. Apply in person, 9 to 12 noon Zoning Board of Appeals Town of East Hartford and Wednesday ta a raid i« ta Ncrtheaatem tvyoraioC, residential neighborhood, $160. pet, exceUent condition rage. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. rated dining and eat-ln kitch­ '71 ALBUM is 664, includes Near schools, churches NEIW YORK—Medical sclenoe Monday through Friday Print Nm m , ASirttt sift IIP postage and handling. Charles H. McKenzie, John W. ’roipey, on a London poet office. Baatem Montana and Western monthly, utiUties not included. thrw ghout. $26,500. Hastings en, range, bedroom, tiled CODE, ttym Mniktr in f llzn. and ahopplng center, On has now ahewn that a woman’s MANCHESTER area — 9room JARVIS ENTERPRISES aUNOMOTHER’S PATCHWODK . . . Chairman Purchasing Agent . *niey clubbed down two men North Dako^ Hut ralattvely^Ut- 872-0359, 7:899:30 p.m . R eal Estate, 742-7141. bath, 2 bedrooma, second floor The Spring and Summer bus line. GaU anytim e custom buUt Garrison Colo­ 283 E. CENTER STREET 12 kilriina Pnliu licliflni John A. CaglaneUo, a n T ^ 3 ‘ U.^^mtatag“ *“* 1.‘ carried '*'* out'* hTthta*“ **'*“ - - n 1. not partiaUy finished, BeautlfuUy '71 Basic FASHION Book is DratdM PIntil Pattan ilncmt 41- VERNON — 8 room s, newly re- $22,600 ’THREE - BEU>ROOM nial. Large famUy type rooms. nctlna*. RI02-SS4, lacnifM pn«t- Secretary the office*. MMt hStom forcing .a ^ because of the emaU m one IONA MFG. CO. treed lot, 2-car garage. Close 643-4112 $1.00, i-'cludes postage if i ai4 knaPlInf. 64S-2623 and less stretchable decorated, stove, refrigerator, Ranch. City sewers, city Five bedrooms, 2H bSttis, dou­ and handling. Dated the 6th day of August J H cF^ld A ds ““ l^on and lack of heavy lndu9 ^ e g43.2111 to schools and stores. $22,900. that of a man. Regent St., Manchester adults, no pets. Immediate oc- water, full basement. Hutchins ble garage. Hayes Agency, V s s / cupancy. $126. 875^3600. Agency, Realtors, 640-5324. 6490181. Owner 6499292. ''■i.

PAGE TWENTY THXJRSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1971 illanrlipat^r EtnmittQ lirraUi Average Didly Net Press Ron The Weather For The Week Ended July 81, 19T1 Clear tonight with low 60 to lists total 23,090 as o t today —' 60, Tom orrow Sunny, warm with ►ut T o w n Democrat Lead 'With 9,420 Dem ocrats, 8,789 high ivear 90. Sunday’s outlook Republicans and 0,776 unaffllat- continued fair and warm. Spec. 4 Gregory Dvorak, son 14,890 In Voters 631 ed. of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hie total and substotals are Manchester— A CUy of Village Charm Dvorak of 203 Mountain Rd., Manchester Democrats have ' 85 East Center 'St. expected to change considerably has recently been assigned to Increased their lead in registra­ in the next report by the At Summit St. PRICE FIFTEEN CXNT8 duty at Ft. Huachuca, Arlz. VOL. LXXXX, NO. 261 (TWENTY PAGES) 'MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1971 (Classified AdverUslag on Fhia 17) tions over the Republicans to registrar’s office. A recent door- Dvorak entered the Army In to-door, townwide canvass will February 1971, completed basic 631, according to figures releas­ remove from the lists the names WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL training at Ft. Dlx, N. J., and ed today by the registrars’ of of those voters who have died graduated from the Army voters office. Itie flgiires show and those who have moved from School of Journalism at Ft. if ; that twice as many new voters Manchester. E m p lo y m e n t Benjamin Harrison, Ind. A 1966 ■.cr'.f signed up as Democrats as Sweetheart Roses doz. $1.39 T w o B a n k s graduate of Manchester High signed up as Republicans (82 to Apollo 15 Spacemen Hang a small bag .on your School, he and his wife, the 41) since July 7. In addition to R a te Show s former Ann Madden of Liancas- the 82 new Democrajts and 41 vacuum cleaner to hold scraps OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FR ID A t I R o b b e d ter. Pa., are living In Sierra new Republicans, 78 new voters of paper or small bits of metal Vista, Ariz. are unafflUated. that shouldn’t be x>icked up by " Sharp Rise In S tate Manchester’s combined voter the sweeper. Miss Colby Freeman, daugh­ By NEIL OIUIBINE By THE ASSOCIA'CED PRESS Hold Ringside Seats ter of Mr. and Mrs. William AP Labor Writer In one of two bank robberies Freeman of 12S Avery St., has A! in Connecticut today, a Icmg- been named to the dean’s list WASHINGTON (AP)__ haired, moustachioed man wear- of the school of business ad­ The total of Americans at ^ headband shot the bank ministration at the University of Connecticut for the spring work climbed s ~ ?o - For Eclipse of Sun semester. y 80.6 million, more than ’The manager of the New usual for July, but the na- Hartford office of the Mechanics By HOWARD BENEDICT for several minutes until the ened at 7:04 a.rS. EDT by an ^'^’higs Bank of Wlnsted, Rob- Full Gospel Christian Fellow­ tion’s jobless rate also AP Aero^Ntce Writer spacemen adapt to darkness. extra-loud version of "Anchors ship, Intei^enominational, will y i r e s f o n e went up because hundreds w aterbury, Bach called out several Awelgh,” the Navy song. have a Bible study and open of i-)iniioaTi,ic. i_ , was listed in fair CMidition in SPACE CENTER, Hous- "marks” as they sighted the "Just a lltUe something spe- discussion tonight at 7 ;30 at vrurib- Hartford Hospital with a buUet A with Israel’s Ben Gurion ^ ths flooded into the la- woimd described as "not con- ton (AP) — Apollo 15’s mysterious lights. clal from your flight directors,” Orange Hall. with the cabin Ughted, all communicator Joe Allen told Dor- market, the govern- aldered to be serious.” The bul- three moon explorers Visitini with former Israeli Prime Minister David Ben Gurion, at his re­ King David I^odge of Odd Fel­ ment said today. let reportedly entered his back Streaking home for a Sat! me"h-^V^^™news tirement-home in Sde Boker, Israel, were Rabbi and Mrs. Leon Wind, left The report, by the Labor De- “ *** exited through his chest, lows' will meet tomorrow at and Atty. and Mrs. Philip Bayer, all of Manchester. Rabbi Wind is spiritual urday splashdown in t ^ sclentlsU want to de- conference Icom deep space. 7:30 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. partmwit’s Bureau of Labor puncturing the glass door of the termlne the cause of the flashes astronauts will give news- leader of Temple Beth Sholom and Bayer is a past president of its consfrega- Statistics, said the unemploy- bank. ught, wWch have occurred ment rate rose from 5.6 per men, also armed, held up bhndfolds today in an- The Omar Shrine Club tion. Rabbi and Mrs. Wind were in Israel on a six months sabbatical. Atty. other quest for informa- mainly in darkness, because of abwt their 12-day flight, u^ch cent to 5.8. per cent of the work American Savings A Lotn Marching Unit will have a and Mrs. Bayer were there on a visit. The meeting with Ben Gurion was tion about puzzling cosmic the potentially harmful effect of meeting Wednesday, Aug. 11, force. office at the Four Comers cen- in conjunction with this year’s Israel Bond Drive. Sde,Boker is a kibbutz in Total employment rose by 1.2 hi Mlddlebury later in the lights that flashed ™ at the Washington Social Club on long space flights. the Negev, a desert in the south of Israel. Ben Gurion moved there upon million and total unemplosrment morning. No Injuries were re­ through their eyes and Mission Control will relay at 7:30 to make plans for par­ his retirement— to write his memoirs and to encourage young people to set­ The astronauts were awak- ticipating in the Northeast dipped 160,000 to 6,330,000. But Ported, brain cells. questions to the Apollo 15 crew. Shrine Association convention tle there and in other of the less fertile areas of Israel. on a seasonally adjusted basis David R. Scott, James B. Ir­ The session will be televised to M d allowing fo r a 700,000 rise *•«•»*) activities and parade at Hart­ win and Alfred M. Worden later the Manned Spacecraft Center, ^ \ In the labor force, the bureau ford on Sept. 10 and 11. architects for the project. The today have ringside seats at a but wlU not be carried by the amount Is for extra supervision figured It as a 600,000 Increase phenomenon which can be seen television networks. Enderlin Says Contractor In Jobs and 200,000 rise in S c h e d u le through February, , caused by the only by space crews: A partial The conference starts at 3:54 unemidoyment. p.m . EDT. project going over the time eclipse of the sun l>y the earth. The report appeared to put a Rescue Dogs PANTS & SLACKS W ill F inish Mayfair W ork Only twice before have space­ O n A p o llo Newsmen wUl question Scott schedule. clearer focus on the nation’s I t.i .w rn \\T) ^ men been In position to see the and Irwin about their findings 11 *WC employment picture since the pr, The Rocky klarciano Oo., con­ Punch list items, other Items to huge ball that is earth slide SPACE CENTER, Houston o n the moon; about the rocks bureau’s June report, when an C a lle d in O n tractor for the Mayfair Gardens be completed or comcted, and Extended Forecast aeJ^ the face o t the”sun. The Apollo 16 Time- ^ey ttok may date back to BETTER CLEANERS unusually early survey week Apollo 12 and Gemini 12 crews table^ l times Eastern Day- the solar system and which project for the elderly, has Items to be done by the local fell with many youths stlU in now rest in Sample Bag No. 196 . :i (.flKKN i;i). — authority and backcharged to the Extended forecast for Con­ Hunt for Boy were In the right place at the l*8ltt: agreed to complete remaining necticut for the period Satur­ school. In one of their rock chests; contractor. - right time. "t^HAY about the layering they report- work at the project site. It was day through Monday.. “Employment rose In July, NEWCOMB, N.Y. (AP) — Hiough tenants moved into but nxit enough to offset the In- *nie search for Douglas Legg As the earth moves in front 7:04a.m .-End of rest period, ed in Hadley RlUe and on the reported at last night’s meeting Generally fair and ple€isant of the sun, It also will block the 9:64 a.m.—Start of another gjdes of the Apennine Moun- Mayfair Gardens last December weather •with temperatures av­ n B E s n n i E ' 4 0 4 '^ crease in the labor force, and resumes In the rugged Adlron- rays of the sun from reaching cosmic ray experiment FGR of the Manchester Housing —six moths after the original eraging near to slightly above the^^ unemployment rate eged dack forestland north of here t" tains; about the operation of the mocm, and the astronauts which Astremauts David their moon buggy; and about Authority. contract date— the MHA still normal. Dally high temperatures up,’’ the report sid. today, six days after hundreds As Prime Minister Sato proceeds to lay wreath at Leon Enderlin, executive di­ has not accepted the project as It added that the Jobless rise o t volunteers and police-agency plan to photograph the moon at Scott, Alfred M. Worden and observations of uiiat____ they mostly in tlM mid 80s and low 26th anniversary memorial ceremony at Hiroshima Sato Jostled time of total eclipse. James B. Irwin don special thought were lava flows. Cosmetics rector of the MHA, said a con­ complete and has been withhold­ temperatures in the upper 60s. was 'among part-time workers searchers formally gave up ference was held with Marciano ing a substantial portion of the and that the unemployment hopfe^^of/finding the 8-year-oId guards restrain a young demonstrator. (AP Photo) The three astronauts also eyeshlelds. Worden will be asked about plan an hour-long news confer- 10:64 a.m.—End of cosmic the lunar science and mapping n r s representatives last Hiursday contract funds. rate for full-time workers held boy. l4niU iuiqiiahdtie» ence late today, answering ra:y experiment. experiments conducted from or- at the Hartford Region offices No work has been done at the steady at the 6.3 per cent. a three-week search that used In Rites At questions from newsmen re- 3:64 p.m.—Live 60-mlnute bit; about the initial failure at of HUD, at which “the contrac­ _ » T PHOTOS Figured on a seaonally. ad- modem and traditional tech- site in recent months. The con­ mm layed by Mission Control. telecast during which questions imdocking the lunar lander tor indicated he would com­ m ENTlFlGAli^ Justed besia, the bureau said, niques ranging from aerial In- Five GIs K illed, Two Hurt Ligg0ffs tractor had sought to monetize A-Bomb Site Tile astronauts also con- will be submitted by newsmen from the command ship before mence, and have subcontractors the remainder. total unemploymmt was up fra-red photograi^iy to blood- SALEM NASSIFF 200.000 for the month, but down hounds and Involved as many as ducted the cosmic light ex- In Houston for a news confer- Hie landing; and about his At The Pariwde commence to perform the work m other business, Enderlin Camera Stiop & StiKlio 330.000 from M ay. 600 searchers in m assive sweejis In Two Viet Cong Attacks HIROSHIMA. (AP) — Prime perlment en route to the moon ence from space. quick 18-mlnute space walk. in the immediate future.” rex’o i’ted that HUD has approved MANCHESTBR «9 Midn 84., >fciiulw»llt "The July rise took {dace prl- of the woods turned up nothing, Minister Eisaku Sato was plac- and Worden did tests while or- 6:32 p.m.—Hie flight plan Worden took man’s first walk Enderlin said Marciano was a final paym ent o f $1,869.87 to 643.7369 marlly among Job seekers who and state police officials called By GEORGE ESPER sure mine 19 miles southwest of Ing a wreath of flowers today biting the moon alone. had called for a one-second en- In deep spcu;e Thursday, float- presented with three lists: Louis J. Drakos Associates, had re-entered the labor fore,’’ off the effort last Sunday, Associated Press Writer Da Nang. on the tomb commemorating They reported numerous gine bum at this time but Mis- in g effortlessly nearly 2(X),000 the report said. But today the search resumes Seven miles to the south, a some 200,000 persons killed In flashes, mostly pinpoint specks, slon Control advised the astro- miles from earth as he retriev- Average hourly earnings for —the result of a suggestion by 3AI(K>N (AP) — Viet Cong 260-pound U.S. bomb fash- the world’s first atomic bomb Scott and Irwin also reported nauts Thursday their home- ed two film canisters from a some 46 million rank-and-fUe the angry wife of Me of the mines ripped through a U.S. ar- loned Into a mine was exploded -attack, when a girl lunged at the lights while sleeping on the -ward course was so perfect the science equipment buy at the woricers remained unchanged searchers, and of a call to a mored vehicle and a South by the Viet Cong In front of an Wm- bum had been canceled. re^ of Uw spacecraft, at $8.42 for the third straigtit Washington State dog-team res- Vietnamese bus In senarate at- American armored patrol from Sato was Jostled and nearly previous tests, the p.m.--Start of final A television camera mlayed month, but average weekly cue assoctetion by a father who the 196th Brigade." knocked from his feet, but was cabin was darkened. But Mis- night of sleep In space. 1^ progress as he stepped from MID SUMMER SPECIALS earnlii^^s fell 35 cents to hasn’t given up hope. tacks south of Da Nang on ^ ,, uninjured In the Incident during Control Instmcted the as- SATURDAY open totch Into the weigfa- $127.22—primarily because of a Three German shepherds Thursday, kiUlng four Amerl- one U.S. officer. ”We run Into an observamie of the 26th annl- tronauts to leave the lights on 8:04 a.m.—End of nine-hour wortd and made his way drop In the len^ of ttiq work which are trained to search un- can troops and 20 Vietnamese them quite frequetiUy. The Viet versary of the Hiroshima today’s hour-long exercise. period. handrails about 16 feet to week which the bureau attrlbut- leashed rather than on a leash civilians. Cong dig them out of craters bombing. The ground also occaslociaily i;32 p.m.—A. scheduled one- ^® He was bundled in a ed to the nationwide telephone resume the effort this morning. Gunfire killed another Amerl-, wheire they hit the gfround and Police arrested the girl and osked Scott to remove his second engine firing to refine pressure suit and attached to a strike of some 600,000 workers. At the same time, - a small can In that attack, and. two den’t explode.” 74 other radical students for at- blindfold for one-minute periods re-entry. 26-foot Ilfellnb. The average weekly pay- group of residents of this re- American soldiers and 16 South The America! Division, which tempting to disrupt the ceremo- re-don It In an ef- 4.22 p.m.—The command Scott and Irwin also were ex­ ThesB Are, check was up $6.77 or 4.8 per mote titanium mining ahd log- Vietnamese civilians were re- operates south of Da Nanir. ny. The pacifist students claim ^ determine how quickly jnoduje Endeavour separates posed to the vacuum of space y O B H E B P E R __i. -----_ ~ —11 — W. .4 _I ______1 ____ J.. _ X — .... O ♦ * Vt Orlowfc* f X-. /I A «*1t cent from a year earlier, but a ging community were due to ported wounded. said that mines and booby he adapts to the dark. Hie n M P lF S Hie attacks occurred (See Page Hiree) flashes usually do not appear (See Page Seven) (See Page Eight) (See Page Five) (See Page Seven) less traps have accounted for at than 10 miles apart. least 60 per cent of the divi- A six-week lull In major bat- sion’s casualties during the tlefield action was Interrupted past six months, by a 200-round m ortar barrage M eld reports said the l>omb- BROADLOOM K M L agalnst South Vietnamese post- mine was triggered by Viet C o n g ress S et to E m b a r k PUC RuUng tions along the demilitarized Cong Idding in the brush. It rip- Nixon^ Family To Spend zone near Fire Base Fuller. It ped through the lead annored s s m i 2 7 “ was the heaviest barrage In personnel carrier of a 6-to-lO Weekend in New England On Month-Long Vacation m Bus Service Cuts Granted more than a month, and the vehicle patrol. Then the enemy SASi South Vietnamese Command ope"«d fire with small arms, WASHINGTON (AP) — Con- propriations situation is much 86M ■WASHINGiTON (AP) — Presl- He was accompanied by Mrs. 2 8 “ said It wounded some soldiers "Four of the men killed came gress planned to emtiark on a better than In recent years, NYLON BUYS In New Haven^ Hartford dent Nixon neaded for a New Nixon, their daughter ai^ son- month-long summer vacation In addition to the Lahor-HEW but caused no deaths. from the armored vehicle being Ehigland weekend today. In- in-law, Julie and David Eisen- The U.S. Command reported blown up,” said one officer. today after Senate action on a measure, eight of the 14 to g a - r 0 7 8 -lA 1® ***^ ^ L 3 0 “ (AP)-Hie ^n- Financial data submitted by fimi’ m ^w ^ kilted bv a visit to a New Hamp- hower and members of the New „eaWe to keep federal lar money bills have been necticut Oomp^ h^ been the company tedli^te^e fl^ ^e ^ r», ^ T nuig Hlen, tile by the Junior Chamber o f Com- Nixon’s visit to New Hamn- Senate cleared the decks Democratic congressional not only luxuitous and practical but also 1 AUpriewplMi company notiftes the PUC and at a loss. To do so Is to con- spokesman for the South Viet- offensive oper- ______Nixon s visit to New Hamp raosonobly pricod! This oingant corpat ations. merce five years ago as one of y^g j ^ 2 pres- ^ recess In a late session leaders have talked about com- the public o t what changes are namese Command, said the (See Page Seven) Patrols from the 1st Air Cav- the .. ,, nation’s , 10 most out- i^jential primary coincides with Thursday that saw passage of a pleting this year’s session about holds up booutifidiy in tha haoviast tnrffic planned. Hie commission had landmark campaign-spending Oct. 15—a suggestkxi that has aracB rasisthig soil, stains and footprints. not yet been notified Friday. ^th Vietnamere bus was ^ division klUed five enemy „ the appearance there this week­ *319InclodM Carpet, Padding T WESomniK traveling on a dirt road from troops In a brief clash 48 miles ^® Preald®"^ I®** Man- end of three' Democratic presl- reform blU and postponement upset the White House since It UlEE whs Hie decision only a few It’s tightly wovan with doubla juta bock and Expert ’Taoklena one district town to another Chester, N.H., aboard the presi­ until Sept. 13 of renewed debate would probably mean putting Inutallation! 12' COMMERCIAL hours old, however, when some for yaors of waor. Dacorator colors. U ghttm eh^res Bus Service when It ran over a buried pres-. (See Page Eight) dential Jet'at 12:66 p.m., EDT. (See Page Eight) on the draft-extension bill and off until the 1972 presidential with purchase i^cnyFirestam pa^^ or PUC officials began pointing out Its watered-down call for U.S. election year major adminis- that the company may' ask, withdrawal from Vietnam. tration domestic measures such RUBBER BACK witMn four months, for a flve- It also passed a military con- as welfare reform and revenue cent Increase in bus fares. Cutbacks In CERAMIC TILE structiem authorization measure sharing. The officials say their pre­ 1 ^5: and a bill to permit areas with But the revival of the debate REPLACEMENT G U A B A N m diction is based mi the flnanclal high unemployment to get the on the draft bill and the mill- If • BMP ffnirtsM bnad pMpoMr tin bGDOMMi RBMvieMlAB fti aigumemts made by the com­ T o w n A re a same kind of relief as areas ta^ procurement measure BATHROOM N ationwide for m lib itm m M d k m m i AKY W E H C W O R p ly —which maintains that even FkwUw deekr er 8toM iB the U e M Btatw «r Ce«dB wm struck by floods, hurricanes or s^m likely to push adjourn- viMeitNO CHAROB ptwridiDg d i5 i fa Made h f Mdifael cutting out the unprofitable eve­ All of the proposed cutbacks other natural disasters. ment well Into November—at CARPETS *eeer bidoie the the becowi eoee then 80F WMB. b h a r g m ning and weekend runs will In Connecticut Co. service in REPLACEMENT fmasief But for the second straight the eairliest. In eB oUmt ceees in eeeefdeDee with Um tatne ed ear pih M leave the Connecticut Company ■ngU ee ladadiiM ROAD HAZARD DAIIAGB pnrehMirvfl] 1 THEINIW I^CARD j the Manchester area have been night, it iHit aside a multibil- be leqnbed to p ^ N L Y Idr the tned deei^ wwB e » nMemwd in the red. granted by .the Public Utilities :9 5 in oeeerdMMeirithDMitermMLrMuUtioaeheeidenenchMifa lion-doUar bill to extend aid for WASI^^GTON lAP) ’Hie GUARANTEE ■t ve nt tin» ef JjnetiMMt. In Hartford and New Haven, Commission. A PUC spokesman higher education and vocational Senate has approved the mort In Stock V the reduced scedules mean that said today that the effectiv education amid a behind-the- comprehensive election-sp^- few buses -will be running after date of the cutbacks is not im­ > i scenes Jurisdictional dispute ^ » l**®^*- 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, mediately known. over Indian education that s® "^Jt to an uncer- While They Last very few will be running on The routes and trips to be cut could put the entire bUl off un- In ^ INSTALLED Saturdays, and only seven routes back are tn after the recess ^"*®^ chiefly at the high TUB ABEA will be open on Sunday—all be- i) Route B — Silver Lane — Hie education wil was put on ^ tween 9 a.m . and 6 p.m. Monday through Friday sched- PREPARATION EXTRA today’s schedule along lirttti a ‘ ” ’ :9 5 And even the little remaining ule—5 outbound trips after 5:60 $l.bllllon measure providing clud^ tight new restrictions cn Sunday service may soon be cut p.m. — 6 inbound trips after funds fo r up to 173,000 pubUc- BROWN’S and ctmtiibutions and would off. Hie PUC ruled that the 6:46 p.m. 'm r service Jobs. company should esury out a 90- Saturday Schedule Also up for action: Hie com­ clear a long standing legal ob­ stacle to broadcast debates be- day Sunday test of service